St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 16, 1923

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[IC PAGE MOND OBER 1B "1923. SSS ” —= —~ oo ~ EG) fa = _~ - ee —— mm — Se >. = « —S -_— —-- — — — \— - ee atl , 1923, by ’ 5S. Patent Office. 7” x. ¢ wt } The Perfect. Market-Place , ing Unless rain falls this month, no cat- tle will be left alive in the affected sections, it Murder of Her Husband Two Years Ago Never Solved. I V the Assoc late it I’ ress a! Det. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., ‘ee 16.—Giacomo Puc- was by an American branch, | not | that | United States | Cie | Plaintiff Noted as Horsewom- Walsh, 16.—Among ) been ) in| and hats| of! Harding was! his | + with a Thirty-third | and Accepted Sct. | | children to send a formal mes- was of greeting and loyalty to Presi- | States | Seitecesp lw as made known in a | tributed “AN SOUTH AFRICA lof ifollowed closely petition. itheir | St. droughth |} 'Ifrom all parts of the country F re e | | place on an unprecedented eawie. | is predicted. Eloise Raymond-El]well, Joseph B. Elwell, whose New York City about two been solved, . Cuba. on a houseboat in the Rivers near here Sunday, known today. murder in years to Capt. Havana, St. Johns it became > SrA AAALAAAAAAAA ewww ya { Comforts at Reasonable Costs There is alWays an interest- ing list of comfortable, worth while cars for sale in the “Automobiles” classified colunins of the Post-Dis.- patch cars of apparent goodness. in addition there are ace eesori: Ss to comfort ad vertised for sale here, which make these cars even more cs eirable for pleasure or business-—-or both Ana you hesi- eS Car i Copyright, 12.9. l'ublisning Cos., The charges formally entered Adcox were grand lInr- but these are sub- as the sued. against Dr. ceny and forgery, ject to possible change | develops. | Soon after the arrest of Dr. Adcox, dispatches from Kansas City told of the arrest there of Dr. D. R. Alexander, deat of the Kansas City ‘College of Medicine and Surgery, and Dr. Ratph Voigt. They are charged with having had part in the issuance of the same diplomia the basis for the ee Press and Pulitzer the New York World and the Post-Dispatch.) MUNICH, Oct. 15.—Reports are eurrent here today that Prof. Sauer- | truch, Bavarian cancer specialist, who has been spending his vacation | in Switzerland, has been called : to} Moscow to operate on Trotzky, who of *he by the case stomach. Prof. Sauerbruch:s private clinic is unable to confirm the report. Kut | list it is said that the cancer specia inas started for Moscow with @ spe- |which formed cial assistant in an airplane. Centinued en Page }- Column 2 mantiled. Circuit Attorney's Plans. | oe ae WILL OF JACOB L. LOOSE PROVIDES $1,000,000 FOR KANSAS CITY CHARITIES By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 16. FUND of $1,000,000 was ieft A for charity by Jacob L. Loose, chairman of the board of 4l- rectors of the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co;,, threugh his will, which wus filed for pr@bate today. The money is to be used in relieving personal distress and sicknees among the needy’in Kansas City. Loose died Sept. 18 at his summer home in Gloucester. Mass. Thé value of his estate was estimated by I. P. Ryland, attor- ney who filed, the will, at $2,- 000,000, ~The “Jacob L. Loose. million- dollar charity’ fund,”’ as the wi! designated the bequest’ be called, is to be managed by ithe First National Bank here. The money: was left to the bank as trustee and the bulk of proceeds is to go to Mrs. Ella C. Loose, his wid- ow, during her lifetime. At her death, the proceeds will be paid to an .association, to be incorpor- ated later, which will use it to aid the needy. ISSUED AGAINST FRANK WEEKE Brother of Politician and Two Other Men Held as Result of Liquor Raid at 2308 Cass Avenue. Federal warrants charging viola- issued against Frank Weeke of 2221 enton street, brother of “Hank” Weeke, politician, and two other men following a raid on a building in the rear of a butcher shop at 2308 Cass avenue at 2 p. m. yesterday, in Which a quantity of liquor was: found. “3 The others charged were Rudolf | Sefert and John Ryan, who were in | the building at the time of the rald. | All three gave bond of $1000 each Nine officers found in the rear Luilding one 250-gallon still, two! 200-gallon stills, one 100-gallon still | and one 50-gallon still; a conérete! vat 10 by 8 by 7 feet and another 15 by 10 by 7 feet, containing 12,000 gallons of mash; 5 barrels-of whisky, ! 160 empty barrels and 10,000 pounds of sugar. In the basement of the front building they found 8 barrels! of mash and five 5-gallon cans of) whisky. The whisky was emptied into the. sewer, the sugar was taken to the)! Federal Building and the stills dis-| The parrels and mash are: still there -but will be destroyed. ! Frank Weeko said he rented the’ rear building three months ago to three Italians. He had no idea who) they were or where they could be found. The police stated that the build- ing* was owned by August Weeke, 4436 Red Bud avenue, another broth- er of “Hank,” but August said today he formerly held title to it, because rank owed him money, but deeded | it back to Frank about a year ago. FIRE LEADS TO DISCOVERY OF ELABORATE DISTILLING PLANT! »= Four-Story House in Brooklyn Is | quipped From Basement to Gar- ret for Making Liquor. the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—Fire in a) | four- -story house in Brooklyn today’! led police to a very elaborate dis- | tilling plant. 3 By In the basement was a 50-gallon | on the second floor a 100-gal-| 100-) still, lon still, on the third another gallon outfit, and on the fourth were spare parts for several more. . The bullding, from basement to roof, was piped elaborately and condensers, siphons and spigots. thousand gallons of arcohol, gallons of mash, six tons of corn meal, one ton of sugar and a ma- hogany saloon bar.were found. The garage housed two sedans. One room, furnished, apparent'v (had been vacated shortly before fire- men arrived... In it were the clothinz 2600 : ? of a man, a woman anda boy and girl. On a table lay receipts which indicated the monthly gas bill for ‘the stills had been $50 to $60, until the moonshiners tapped the main and piped around the meter. STUDYING TO BE PH. 0. At 19. Special to the Post.Disvatch URBANA, IIL, Oct. 16—~-Max Car- | city either ‘through | Cy, had pumps, | A! Government's ym 8 acheme ——= i . PRIC b 2 CENTS ‘BERLIN POLICE REPEL HOB OF UNEMPLOYED AT CITY HALL Demonstration, Reported Led by Communists, Complete- ly Blocks Traffic and Forces Many Shops to Close—Twenty Wounded by Police, One Dying. * TWO KILLED IN MANNHEIM RIOTS Women Join in Looting Bak. ers’ Shops “and Many Towns Report Renewal of Bread Riots—Cabinet | proves Gold Bank Bill. By the Adaobiates Press. BERLIN, Oct. 16. <a thou-- sand unemployed attempted to storm the Rathaus, or the town hall, in the heart of the city this morning, but were repulsed by the police, who charged the mob with fixed bayonets. The demonstration, which the. the authorities say was led by com- munistic agitators, complete blocked traffic in what’ ts normally one o’ the most congested quarters of the city and forced numerous shops to pull down their iron: shutters as a ~ protection against lootérs. One of the demonstrators who were wounded in the shooting near the Town Hall died this afternoon. The \ latest “reports are that 20 persons vere wounded through the po!ice f:ring into crowaa, Among the demands made-by the unemployed were a bonus of 10. 000,- 000,000 marks onan about $32.60), free food and free fuel. Mobs. congregating in the outlyin’ sections of the greater Berlin kept the. police busy all morning. Foods Riots Are Renewed. Renewed food riots are reported from numerous’ points in Germany. A serious clash occurred in Mann- heim, where the police sergeant and 4 | one demonstrator were killed. Leip- 'sic continues to be the ecene of riot- ing and many of the shopkeepers chose to give away bread and oleo- _margarine in preference to having » their premises looted. The police are guarding the market halls, while most of the shops in the heart of the. have cleared their show windows of all clepyeys or shut down completely. The sudden inerimes ins the price. the four- pound loaf of bread. from 34,000,000 to 480,000.000 marks, has caused excitement: and anger among the Berlfn working classes. It also has been respon- sible for muth of the plundering of bakers’ shops by bands of youths and women. 100 Red Leaders Arrested. More than 190 communist leaders ve been arrested at Hildesheim 'and Elfeld, in the province of Han- over, while attempting to hold a congress of workmen's councils -. The Cabinet has approved a bill granting a charter for a s0-calleJ Gold Annuity Bank, whose capital will be furnishéd by industry, a¢- ricultural, banking and commerce, compulsory hypothecation of their realty and other holdings, On the basis of such material val- uea, the bank will be empowered to -issue Interest-bearing obligations or annuities computed in new cirren- which ts specified as “renten” or annuity mark, which will rank as legal tender. Would Curtatlt Inflation, The present bill snecifies that the of /newly founded bank is to place 1.200,000.000 new gold marks at the disposal. In return foe which the Reichsbank will cease to Alscount our Government's treasury | bills, thus placing it on a posttion- to accomplish an immedigte curta: \y | ment of Inflation. The current paper mark willl cor. tinue of official legal tenders, the nreeent bill merely providing an. tn-' termediary solution to the Impend. of general currency re- — a 'END OF PRICE. ‘{Minots Student Got Master's Degree | CONTROL CAUSES BREAD RIOTS man of Charleston, Jil, a student in| Special Cable to the P@«t- Dispatch the graduate schootat the Univers! yo of Tilinois. has at the age of 19 re- ccived his degree of master of arty | at the age of 21 will | ‘receive the degree of doctor of phi- and, in 1925, losophy, for which he is now study- ing. He received the master degree in 1923. The. doctor's degree usually repre- sents three years of post-graduate collegiate work. | (Copryrieht and the New York World. all 18°%. by the Preese and Pullt Publishing Co#.. the New York World ” the Poat- tech) BERLIN, Oct. 16.——-Bread riote ‘broke out yesterday in four differ (ent parts of Berlin, with the endin of the bread card system and an in crease in the price of bredd. In Neu Kora. Nord Berlin and - Schoemberg crowds of several hun dred stormed bakeries and ca Conttuund 99 Poae 2. Curenns Aap

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thee ee le lita | A ” ‘ ’ nf ‘ ” . ' ~ - STLOUS POST-DISPATCH” 7 TCESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 16, 1973. : ee ' ae ——— ee Ee 117 BLOGKS UNDER NO SCHOOL WORK UNTIL AGE WATERINOKLAHOMA, OF 8PROPOSED AT MEETIN®: WeRFACr PRICES ie mh, HOPES TO AVOID Director of Fairhope, Conn., Summer School } recs s too! is and material would be aie | ITY: 15.000 FIFE Makes Suggestion at Child Health (fF COAL CHARGED -- re =. od cages A TERM IN {All | . . . CALGARY. Ane. Oc%. 16.—Six lass, _suggestions |. al? _ a? ectiviti such as reading, Writing “All grades, marks, systems of pro- WASHINGTON Oct. 16 —Five | ce David Lamar, "the os “ty 5 HOSPITALS FILLED, and ertthenetie until the child is MOUON ggnake for self-comsciousmesS New York and Massachusetts whole- RULES OSAGE INDIANS’ INTEREST Street.” en route from Mexico ‘to ? ~ ° at «> ;, - sht or nine years old ts Ome ©f and are tnimical to health of tne New York to serve a year’s jail sen- — se eees — eis sh Saie coal dealers and Maderia. Hill MANY MAROONED .... changes Mrs. Johnson WOU spirit.” & Co.. an anthracite mining frm IN STORED OIL MAY BE SOLD temce for interferefice with foreign make ‘ ii 7 Origin of Deficiency. with offices tn Philadelphia have -ommerce during the war. spent ~ a . >. o- - > - . “I submit.” she cecwrec _ “irtuall case of mental de- been sum ed ed = , nie diel half how twee North Canadian Riv er one of the needs of the body is that , mage a : tim © Trade C ocw ae by the Federal secretary Work Decides Favorably ‘Our and one-half hours between — aa - — — . ~9 ore ts "7 eo Gurren >. ~* ° 33) 3 - Ro, _- "= s : s ‘ jevelopment of the . gg po Brey ag he " m to appear before om Request Preferred by Tribe's Trains i . a Mer aa ay ° / Court Bere on charges Tr as .5 ? 7 CC ae eT : ' : &; - rt day th: ae ; . . a *. $ effort. throug , id Who Worked for C. ra A wee —"" -. e . ° the norcer o the . . . is ~_F > ‘> » . - * 47 ) . | tz ding se! et ot mae be Gelated formative period of the life of tre it Nov. 18 to answer to charges of Cwancil fe intimated while here that his ) Turbulent Waters Con- "* ous sysem she port . ex. person affected, in the opinion of take hold of | bs any work of.the schoo!; that the 'them i paring in = , J teen associates of De, Ge Bherately Lied About as °°, ’ or ! Orcnied When Oo wal Mrs. Stokes. ; : . ‘. nod : at a triaehanemmes Dr. Arnold Gesell. Ph. D.. director the price of coal WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.—Acecum- had not conclude ; ody should be allowed ROISSOre gs _— ra CMnic and pre Th . } t} tinue to Pour In; Looting eam A sat ate udintiantl antes, (er the Yale Paycho-Citak and pro- ne summons issued by the Trade wilaed stores of oi! th ha : -_ tet ee f cl _ —eiene gt Tale ni- Commission resulted fram an inquiry roraltr interes? of the (sage In- +. mr atin He cri-icised the sec*ion - in Residences R frefdom: thad all spetialeed! octts- | fessor of child hygten valty interest of 1 s* x > a > = os : a - > | S a o be on = . a ~ - Oe, eae a ‘ 2 2 - a . “—" a — o ™ 2 ™m ~ a » . — a - merits a vers a ade of the comm! 3810 Tr an sh ort t wrInie d‘ans can oe 80 .G ~ Vi © aede D Ww wi. S She . > oo a .4 a r 4h *. ¥ ~ * ~— ¥ : engaging im a conspiracy to enhance Br the Associated Press fight to escape serving his sentence i. but would not any “ > ) ? , v | > ' " o - - 7 -_ —— o -_ at 5 oe 7 > ', . 7 ~ > > *. — ? TL > % ww > . “ i a >" oar luttiem ur public echoo! s¥rs- 271 SC USELNS The Pre-school Child sge by President Coolidge as to ruled today at thre nignest postec which he was comvVict*dad saving the > : + . _ -_-—- ‘ -s y~S- .* , — - : . : . _ “~ | . 7 — > => = > ~* - > . ~ = - > ’ “The ‘ ¥ ; rae 7 would mean Arete of a as a Health Problem. Geseell wv nether unfair practices prevailed in maraey, price by operators hoiding interpretation piacec upom tie maw eo fense.” be said, % } . s ce ‘- . eis . . o _ — _— ot} 7 - = : a oo ~~ — > . > _ — ~ ae : th c vr ‘’ . By she Ageoclared Peers t >ca ted a rere if Te" sre ett rt OF “\e art racite business throuch + tases of 47,i #608 24% Lne i Dee zg reo . -_ & ca S ‘2 ; 2 » OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct. 1é- —The * char all intellectual activi- individuals anc organizations to :™- reesnsitinen ent of anthracite ship- ervation in Oxktahoma sme scorec cation analogous with that of the Proc ucers Assaciatidin te ¢ the Aso tei Press. > - erators’ inter- . ie a? . treaann eta tmta ~# DAVID T 1,4MAR a few run-d ae YORK, Oct. is — Sal a «- - >) ” if " -_ £6 ™ tri Jue * ' e 5 the North Canadian river child is eight or nine rears of age. *-* years : President presented his inquity as a me time a 4 Son statu Provided a death pe@alty fused to permit the trial to proceed ; city. today asc 2 - “ . N 1 “One-third of the death ix the a of } i af ormmation 5: . . The =e re varr SeiG (nia unger ‘7? Kn wi-nm-+eses testi“ed ‘> aT & de. toh > the vervirm ae rni hin eae oti: — , a in the tr al of his > z fo 4 Says Mind eed - ~ = hel . +he ore ~~ Ss - ” tert = _ > rTls _ ao ~h» 2 ob ; - ee. 1*+2see . _ a a Aaa*h ~ i 2 ne (,overnment . his wite Mra Hele “The mind needs interes phe sawon occur « ne & of Sx sttention by the Federal Coal Com. “"™ a a ah : © hong: af Bac imaginec whe Cea. ©. the defendants with a bill of par- added that ae | from 1 ay cipal reservoir 10 miles West of here + n4gsmental condition of thinking ‘he speaker continued. “and there mission pay one-sixth ihe grogs procets +he King ticulars giving at least some facts. easel ee ofl pod Stokes. , 2eratn - ‘ * +> =o e « i 2 T It hority , Mi Nig t en organized w - ? . = earty in the day and sent a nine-foot is interest. The scHoo! will then ‘re i imes as many deaths curing Natare of Complaint of the sale of Ob He Bal + uth Something of Irony. F Ro 4 +> _- a . - “ ~ tee a — : : i , ~ ~ wall of water down stream towards “5* ‘What ate the interests of child- the half-decade of pre-schoo! life as The Trade Commission investiza: without the consent .- oe Ve Lamar said the statement he gare r of particulars, as fur- hp a yer. defense counsel te ss - oe u 3 . : : _es ate ~ » 2 ‘ = ase e -_ ey —s. > tern * ¢*e “ , ' -— i “« . . : . Dl hood? and wi endeavor to provide luring the fi win full decade of ed and has informed «he Prec Lr Oe es . -~s += “ere WEes the tirst a@ baa £ivea : - hed br the gove ent. conts ned - a. of the statements or | atid pear A as : . 7 . i = @4a4 5 2440 WS a res. sett idiiend = ™ al - ~ “ —*e the a : " eee see — Ww as dhe sb - ' " | * ag ' the ay. these school Life. Even physical accidents of the filing of a complaint against ~~ ay apt . ny newspaper. He decided to alter su: one recital or charge. namel ane a by his witnesses. He co ce? : olie > , ~-+ 7 » 4 oe —_ - => — —> _ - “reo > _ page ae ™ ; : obeets a r ‘he ume tne sii Fas 7 - —- - ~~ a a” —. We : ‘ . ; ' , : Reports were received } pc s.ce We xT) °K A — a i cr} : €P a . hea: 7 ‘ba et - A. xe _ £ : th ; re- : od wrunirg company and the 2 -@ rei a nae ~A- - is LT ] > ot ree 2ee) 4 5 & .c~ . Sw *hat the @efendants. being aware : —. : : mw ‘eestimeny of Moss Anna 5 - -: — ie im shin - , — » ms 14 Susceptibility to infec- ; ; is ‘in s.oragc. ark theo - > t th so tci*a- ; , hs ~ sae ; : hea@ewarters that a band of 75 to interested in things of the sems school child Susceptit y te fec- wholesalers. publication. he sBic. at tee sci via o matinee = a . | pegress subetitute maid In handling. creatin investiga‘ing ‘tion is cenerally greater the rounger The trade comm: , Interest of the Indians in accUm- .i4. of friends. who urged him te ...., pias weer ae cae. m ~ | ernment — 7 a aft Edgar T.| Wa 108 men were iooting homes ée- ** Te , a pte 2 . . if - ; " — ion in its corm.- lated stocks was estimated at 5 Rey ag eae ~ > tar Bridgeport. Comm. im 13913 im con- : ; +? oa: gtrmen: “| —— _ a : -~ atl at ~~2oF ry 4 ™ ; > "oe - 7 -~* ay —_— bie — « ». - - > - = o - oo >} = Sr a. Tye = ef 4 5 7 . _ - : ; 7 - end ex > Timenting— in - oe Tne chRiic Virtually 8&0 per cent of paint sars tha most of the nin. cents thee . oe ONS ET we Deine ' | “p a - : - ~~ i. -— | -— - — . - ; +, ? rT —_ . - _ ~ a - = - ont « * ~ - . : ae 4241270 i 28 - ~ ae. i operators and the res by certain - a day z ro-a!lt - "to Oeagce > = i _ -~-* ~ = = = -® - — _ La | pee. ved a meeting of . ' i , ve Tri ~ under th a | to : wo iar be a . tk that the s —— “ . ee a cay im roya...es A =e ” € 9 the iest stater . ar 7 ; ; , Ge. * wuse Coes anys twe ia! ‘. pe Sataes ey 6 Weta ST Mt | the age of tive dependents. During the : y, Teo eee minds between themselves in the de- | ed to his attorneys. = ’ | - > . «ae _ est bakeries and tracklioads of foo — AGrm — strator TT} 2 7"-3re 2 . ; ™ eS = — =™ : -_ -y s & " = we hho he : i ; , -5 ~A chs. aoa rere en Ee. Be ge A and zs = a.tS> ™ AT ar >| a. a | A wort ir Mm = apy a > ' S ise y Ww: 2 Ro binson and J. Ez. M In ash ae 4 ef ; » _ _ = = ee © Jae . —_ Zs ; . ’ — - =? > yr m.4 -r Ss a cia , — 4 : buildings. Among the tler was BRN, ee | oe oF i executive proclamation. ing. When shown a ‘scsimile of the pongrrcment of J -e at Washing- “**°. 2me tae ee prams taen goes .on The Government wul wy cure aos ma te —— . r eo -. : —— - — — = =? -_ 2 = ~— = + ~~ & _- — — - ~ -* = 4 Sa ia tnat i: is SS *1iiic er? - r the . ~ > Ty ou. 3 the Federal Reserve Bank Buili- Continued From Page One. ange ane £ — stumped ° eecsared &@ pubic emergency and co- alleged pu sea 6G —_— = 5 ton regarding Lamar’s offer to give *° ™ a teat Dr. Cook made) ef four es wh ich | is me cots o ° > _>* _a> _- af ~~ — + . — ™_ 2 . * ia ‘4 - — ‘ > — i a ie wo Surpe , ie eee 7? a +} 3 : Pas sad ing. Every hospital in the city was, ——. —- Se ee ee a se erated with the Federal fuel dis- his signatur: ers t epartment “certain important PS! pose ae ee, alth to investors i= , Gotes said Miss MeInqtosh oe els ate id o - oe or . ‘ ee : RPT — 7 -i-« i ewe. 2 ‘A . ! ’ ry + J bn » * n » nn nr ba ; » o- ~“— + »-* ~ -_ —_ ‘ Pe cae, \ = > = U x : = : ‘-_ — a , oe ial ety ae - . . . — . a — : = = +» ‘ ~ —_ - .. & yes ry = filled before daybreak as many sick | charges against Dr Accok anc im the prima ampecgn iast year. tribdutors. said it appeared to De & reproductiot . mre mation He would not di- © ¢. Sherman anti-trust act for which he knew he c@uld = oe : , . _ , Wwe = €.3 roe x * m= -, ~ - _— ‘ . _— — * oe i ™ ° . ‘rs ——— ++ rue . *h- ew chetr bomes in| “ech , ee eee rhe State Fuel Commission of of his Senmature. bu , ne had = vice the smature of this informa- ‘*** -~ Ofileve, that there was a — 3 ion ic : tnaet § ome He r ™ "o of n =» b : ” = ¢ ng ; - —> _ —- _ e . _ _—— —_— — _ —_—s — a ~ ' a the lowlands. The c.ipioma. WGien + tae remheras Fismm - Wace Sas SOG- Pennsylvania fired a price of $£.50 signed > s. 1$1s. wh PB: neeting of mi between two or chr BR. Pratt special ‘ ome | the apartment of the fo-re - . . , —_ > i. -* = +=. be ’ YS - - >. a * Jie ‘ — ‘ ‘ : e —_" - 4 -_ - , on - 7 - —_ = - _—- _— ~ -— =o T- = Nat Dai XX. & iverTrs..¥v of Arts a: - . 4% 4. 712 ~ es 2 Lihe a > = a 4 ross . _- 2° -~s - —- ee = ¢**~s rr = * |. 4 = -=s a ; - —- ae 4 -**2n.*e.* °H the -* re Darso s — ei elv, = | hope Bt TQ ” : - on at mines es . a f I hav en sentenced h Attorne . an wie | | Birect Relist Proms Heapital. Sciences, Medical -D tmen sent -24 which has it: ice in -" ) . i? __ = «th Buteasn ¢ . ' ‘ ; r desire ti a strike should suc- «gry that th a t Asked| how she accounts Adjutant-General B. H. Markham oe OBE ioe ' a, Bex ear Pa a ieee ral ae Retin iis aien saint eran: ele } wegpia nat , signature she said of the Oklahoma National Guara | “°° "7 7 mi bs cared eee ee Os ee for vjolatiog @f tie Saermasn aa prove that De - end - 2 “a : 'T’> ee _ - _— — ~ « 2 a-* = - = - -_— 2 i. =. ‘ *-—** o=* ~* ° 7 - > a ° »2 Fria - = ec le truss at ¢ the An: y :¥ rould et e ~ himeelf comfined to a hospital. di-/ -* ~ eo " ‘ oy the iarger mining companies op- * , ate eee mene rus. 4 Alar Sea _— 5 Revalis statute of Henry VIIL — = ~~ S Previeas | ted to be! smart. iweed. for the purposes of the imves- nected with the concern ; Ja-ry T . subs re —_ » in that eickht of the ~~ | rected the operation of the se Bests b 3 “3 erating what are kmown as ——e he ceecilea 18 URigve in La z: of ta ee | ; auce | — : ee te wry T. Rrundiégece. a A= + the meane bre -t.% of ea x . ~~ Bie elie - Genet oo : me iiaiocet ae leased he decision of the Court of Ap- Denies Signing er. he *al Ti . » #2 Are * + mer 22.3 BMAVS Lar Ser teat it is not nec- = cinto® at (iret sax , phone. A temporary re) ef CO TT - repor.e! — =e 7 on ys : “a ‘ = a $s _— . = 4 - ~- | e + ~. ee Ian? be per’ Oat ben Zz > se “ . se : e - - aa ad e = = = : = LP - bar’ ' i. . ort. 7 oe ™ - — . = — = ’ 3 . 4 > « ; ra . " " Was - ~~ ox vr «¢ d . — € } Li Der - > 2 me . — phys a> « "27 @e fe i ~ -« soe we : -_— 6 & ~ » + os we © i ar 2 - aes = - P , : > 2 -* 2 ant — ie saciid ~— — and -sSa ry _ Lr a ~ »avict — that *hes de- : % : ture ** ich Tuas s gned ¢ ; maittee men & 64564448 _ _ — _ a - = 3 es i aan Acwaaw see —— —— *- = - 7 7 . . icaBR ABRs ss ~~ ae ae «- ‘ -- - | = — neo al * " composed of 40 business me: wegen TR cmensn, tine “= bees we . = » se ws producing costs were shown to ne iy Bop pe ER rm » ae fPandantes ab S ane meh ie ; : [the four p ges of the sdnatten r ne “ = e a... ~ a * == — = = “ ' :¢? -— ° A} * a am -_ x" ~~ or =- > ° - - > -> - ~ * sliiiieations - -- 4 - say any oa ng ' do : 7 and rain‘sters was fo rrmed son after Getermil - eet « > - - - 2 a4 " a 4 : =e a = = iia — — — = - = +8. ~ ; iis . Ra. Or . rar iza*i ' in . = vi ruT _ . ’ 5 ons 7 , at ' — - " — > 2s . 3 - ~~ = * > *r.s — 54 a2 ‘ as ~ ee : . —— +7 2 ' = at he sper‘ r ear % _ @ - _ x > _ * o> or; enor a er ea e - = = yer : x 4 ~ —_ — a - . —_ ot r*s » | ~ : 1 CALS of affe . — 4 ‘te - ~ her on, but aster" + she ¥ - r. eed =-~—e. cw . ” - - 7 = s - ‘ -- _ ver’ « ~ - AG >. aw a°4.5%s iat . - — ’ ‘+ we eity that ~ of the reserv« F em ts -— cea. i ‘ - ” ° ~~ . if . ~ - = . - = — ~ ie a sir i. > The i ur at 47 e ‘ la a Sst ¢ When nter bankmen m@ by the *°°' (Urhignedc 05 se dpegiteng re 2 then return to tass Stat , , o ; agmature s a. umes procure a real enforcement of tae ? ~Ourt of « als say - a4 t he erumbied. ar - . - — ee _ = oe er - a fo 5 ss waz > 4 = —_ a i« » = * te a : Mad eria. tives & X . i ~- r ara rr ~ _— apparent ad@ecrep ‘a ume the of refugees haé + te tie _— ’ ae 2 > -o*? ne a. is ‘ i : arr - ~-4enper — Sele - ra “Ss x = a a -_ : . NAY fe ~~ as Bus iaee — 7. © “ 4 Zi e sent c in che pe’ > “2 F ; rnpercted x ’ . g *2¢ : - ~ _~ ~~ - = ‘her - > = . ‘ ~ |? =" '. he iP eer 4 a . oo 4 “ ri started e lowland ce tema lata : — 7 . ee eae —— - : | a ~~ay! . anes — al 6st be Geethedl om the! mission of shhvsictans having teesses (ee GH -charge $1 for these Pre- s:nrteene bad been issued ob S Recalls. Money Trust Expose. viction, that a mere meetine of ag been mace Le] couse them. ud ie ew che ~itte , Avueus* R eo Ure, ether atat pared «‘ze he = - . . ‘~ - io = +1.) rs? “Te — - " - — .— - pt of life tn the flood wee ree red tie Cada Tar en no: med S.UuGi2es he. .We. mg ATESaDSSes. -oeTe is F reci- = . woe» «daw a..ege¢ a. National lL niver{aA ¥ of Arts and > AL ™ - wees - e+ - A “s+ Ss . a.82ys DAS seemed Oo me ‘hat . ~e ™ 2 We om oe - = > = ~ = f -— = = —_ - : -- - = = : Or a=? - - 2 om ” = - - > * this afternoon when police reseued *"" 7 ™ © high school graduate. procal arrangement. Dr. Adcox, tn firm. although it has agreec Se. saences Closed im 1915 League furnished Le G 7 [las this decision is mow the law of the misprision scaruten ge wee = = = ‘6 e - = o - . = » - = + ~ -_ _— — ’ - ‘ 7 - e - = = — ; = « 2 e - — = " ve ™ oe . - " i +n ’ a and his da — Reca use the revenue We » ; Statement defer n@ his acts. said » the wit e264 ers at thre Ax" Spee! =. ca 2 en. ° Arts 2 2 3 Sern! . 2 : a @ose analogs TT een eceseary for the jury 2 , man ughter from a tree ie. am : . +4 ® Oho eal ” - — ’ ; - 9 tae . ’ deliberate 1! " ~~ “= a a ee Te eee _ — -_*, : . oition af © a» - . (ae . a , —"* . 2 —_ --s —_— » over ee "3 — shed tmeteroeam *h 7 “ e dete: ant had or | £0 & Geii ra 3 top in Wheeler Park and } PC Smoie tO MSKe APOGSA tases He 8 sUgESsteS a mpson™” price of $10.50 actualy S0id St Sh© and Sciences. which : ‘ n ~~ " - ~~ ’ - -- - 3 from them that om ~ > ee + 0 “whisky. prescriptions. there s said sheuld first get a license ¢ practice inmreice pricg , $11.59 upon the se- .- ho We =e) the 5 ma heid ee@ing against trusts was institutec plication ’ the Sherman antitrust ‘2'nug to any other ; -*za rina tion by 4 - a > - > = te ?> P= ines oe ; = . = —_— : = , - — = =.“ **.+ = ~ . —_ . »- ~ ~s - --- : ~*- - f . : ~ oe’ ss = - . rae . | ei * -S = — —— &s m a we: ; t oe > “% . . : have hen anh wre ia) incentire - Fr anti er. Thom pson ‘base rot ecret anm 232i 9-= *het the Wn O1resa.FTt se e" er ce — “Ss pment “ a ee ee eee ee oar ae Pa nw _— a , ov | f the English mis- — y that © - ; . latelr f r Perenors Rot 'earrT a? = mMmece- _ sec x hecher > » oa - . when *+2aT haa e en ~aed of the eoa., , “er ar zis" i 4 a Y@ar> = ae 2 & [s as far as emtainsang a Wow 2 rebate a part ? the marge == Was @& Successor * Sarees cCriver- i Was oh fed im is : wee ‘T] Bat was an mendment top Sates from Xi exico fa of t ia es : ae ehaer th re>ate ried sr aed “OF ma? 5 - that Further the e jon ee which toe ‘the +t+hen e ci _— s " this case ry be di - ste ow rs. Stokes twice. a 2 reda ra 2 sit. a= & --4 2 5 = —2@8h @€Z:3.i0g statutes for trea- - « ma = This afternoon ‘the flood was **** Cre cense to practice medicine It is charged ¢t! he reba r site and was a , Fu . : ' . * rican Mec "- f Repre ta tis : As at present advised, I “Fou swore to a lie at the! last " - g - we > = — ” *» €£A -a” > - ote’ & =x > ~ Ar 7. a = | wt “— 2. — l=. 4 | ~ - on - - : —_ eo a — ~ > " — * —_— > ‘ Pw 12a “nterr ' —— me ¢ _—— ; siiesth awe t a — high “an oO." 3 . FTacUa.@e® Sa °rust Tas re ré aot © a5 i > @. - 7 5 Ye / a _ 42a i: ICU OL Te > = yet = ethene ' deliberated din ee , = _ eae ! . : ean aefeahamte ea} DF R. Hietfer urgeon wa a. ca use . : 2 Ga. ntan sncer, shouM tw r itadbie .. : ee. inecIgGer*2s | . evening by city authorities, approx- tice medicine in Missouri. as the Porte: school credits to acmit stucerts to) * eee a ag 2 ve eee ’ ' Vie ieee y"" | es beford she ered in ot - -—- * - > = a - ~ = = - - - & +>~e2 - ~ - a - > — _ - _ as - — >» = e = = ' . imateiy 16.000 residents abandoned State Board of Health examinatior rhe young man I knew as Hart¥ the senior year of my schoc ther has L.2Sie ou. c.lé. =o er = cs = 235 ak Heir @atrigs at the ' qasw _— 2 — ~ : ’ ¥ : : . = $ . ~ ~ ~ = - —- - - fF 2 - ° ~ Yr “= ae ” - ~ FF 24 . ~~ -- their homes im as area in the flood’s woul =° have to be passed before +O PSoOr came tO me Wl the Te®- simply ‘framec’ on me Was PTSSic cl $ S$ 52.4 ¢g za : 2 B gelenea a&é commit? ed some ove ial - - ’ . * mie ot ’ . —" = 7 7 ~~. _ ss . ; - _ ae & > oe : -_ . eh . « 4 : = 2" e rT 4 >” ar tT : : ge ™ % °* * e 2 > , | path comprising 117 city blocks a phrsician’s license + i be issued Geest that I help him with his med¢- “ET have the right to issue ¢ci- “Soon” SS = ore ital Tiong Sn eet ; oy wings Preggy = spi a ee “ be ee aad h Toa ~ baat ~ — + .* LL. : — - _ - - ~~ ‘ a r F = - = 2 Re - wi - - be — = ——— 5 m" - ~ s i ™ -. — .— a r* _— . . —_ ™ ' ie @ . : . ¢ ‘Rallroad traffi st of Oklaho Lbrun did maida bb =. *he+ +h al ecucatior He said he had dome -a'n-— t srone I see © vr. Ge sce & = ws ; - fficers oc je Ame in ARt- [rus i@ Allg. & verdict of guiltr could wirte - at the we Mm e mo Oa ‘ * Per ™aA a 2 sicge — - - Bas ia tha errs; “ - ” = = — > . TAS a= ~— = - m . m ‘ = ze a = 4 ; “ = — =. — . , _ . 1 . i Mal M a i on another Ors City was demoralized toda, The coukd be arranged. > enr Mine him Pre mecca. Wore i282 a OE = Ajerander continu®c Va.yY as. =. - - —— i- —— j _ al caitlin . : ~ . : St. Louis @ San Francsico ani the firex im some other State which was Texas i dic mot.go into his creden- week I sent a €ipicoma - Tokic . au onan sae 33 — os ere i wea .2.. ©& =e 22 | Oe raw i @Uar‘ering ; pt Mre = Rock Island are flood-boun¢ All ieee strict in its reauirements. after | “4s. Knowing that was for the nezt jeanan to a man who had finished / Sr¥-c*. @D¢ was anendorec. i: SAS methods and purposes f the mone “ays He Reams Voluntarily. recu: | ey je workin Sue : a « aa ‘— = =e —— : a. -~* “ , bad . ° ati — —_ _—, ” e . . ~ _ =, : ~ - * " . oe - a - cael alin ~ >, —* — , ' az = = = > ao —_—— - ~— * wy a =~ 7 2 -— Ln — oe = — =? “ — — a —— : Sto 4 4 . Santa Fe service south is suxperded. «hich he could « btain a Missouri ™ ; Waich he exrormecd to cc * this course br corresponcerce ~~ gr .acus ° Saat = ye ore — == — _ wet TasPTtwon amencment proe- saw Mrs. aes. at ag Wa erse » the strerc e ane in, ‘4 Kim that there was a school fn De Alexander said, im reply to a/ +30 GHversicy was a: Lawn 2:@- rmittees, respective | vided that om trial of.an indictment Terreos rtment in 3914 and 1917 si . 7 . | | an " : - - d é - > _ ~ - +- e ~ 2 ° . 4 ; = “ east “ — om ~~ +. Ve = —— —— » 7 . - = = oe —_-+ — be -—_> 2 - > = — or - = —- > - > a « * 7 b Sl > a ae os ~ _ _ " = . ? — - - 3 = o " ~ - 7 ed x -— -= - ~ yet Stage. Besides the medica 2s ,. *n e@iectic ciplioma in two years if she credits presemted to him by = =ow aprec by e City Hog- that the fndictment was barren of (| witnesses | their ogths arer that cerpu . : tinued Unitermyer. — « er : 1. 6 os; be ee = f 7 i i — > - « -— im . . oe ‘ . 4 = 4 : a Sr ” ‘ - ' ‘ . . 4 | By the Associated Prwss brundkige said that he also vur he could quai for tts junior ciass Sroepective students. even wher tse ---- for Negroes ary a2ecations Tact. and & re- © ecendan oe TS ™agined the him to remain Tare am es.” answered the Fitness ‘ A he 4 , » . oe s a. © me * ule -- —— — — — ¥ . ~ - - e - e z “4 DALLAS Tex Oct. it—Mazry chased a spv¥rious high sche aon. He saic e® bdelevec he 2-5 «choo! issuing the credits had gone ~- - —_ Ss sh had pot m ntjoned . . 7 * . nd n I tion that I = 4 —_ ocrasio because r iN streams in North. bast Cemtral tificate, setting forth under the sea ana When i Men-onec a. kaew out of Dusiness He said his CO.*Ee Si ory of| at 4 ' ‘ pea a ar ~~ es of me *o +. >. 2 a fi dr the mame o ‘a and West Texas are at flood stages of the State Department of Pubic * rman eR 2 we ae . — a nS oe ' ava eed ws: eo eee e ~- r= - ™ - 3 ~ oe es 93 fellewing almost a week cf rains ac- “as City Wits Sim a: bss expen § sons who brought diplomas from os* “7 ~ -) - ~ a cording to reports received here ¢ ad given Bim assurance that Wit some other schoe! Some ebdjections | i: ay. Ra. road tr 2c bas a Aa. a lip m4 from this sch +s}. he eS sid . a, [ract: “ 4 ~ 7 >. m said. especially Dr the mecicai au > prace- ae 3 ° thortties of the s apartment and that whee Res ran out she had gone o some and fed brought them a sroUD of women. among % sald she had recegnized ~——- * agg : hea ee “I euppoee.” he said in answer to troduced him to Dr. Voigt. [I W8S other question. “that the ' as. _— 7 Soseerse) between 190° and 200 doctors iz - Kansas City practiciag without a | | | = cm OS Pee S| hm Missouri weease I practiced two McIntdeh said she ment! third meeting in a statemen S*okes. |\whereupon Unter Ged that the plaintiff pre He asked the | “Det Not Take a Cent.” He Saye ae eae bm : « a , 7 ‘ ea ie - . . . 2 . " ~ 4 . = : ° . » a M = [ knew Pr Sachs in a Business ; | -j . ™ — " — -@* > DD = -—* - > > . _ a a : .-* : MALL iN ° the stienal Schac 7 when T was an aepistant fe she *~-* Brundicge has statec that slip | a Matoney demied the re ° 4 ’ ee ' . - = 2 ; ‘ Le . s > a & 4 " . = on — _" i ~ = = - oJ > - > "? ba the: padetted ‘Micmntices et iare clintc in the Matlonal Gates. 2! sayment of money were ninds New Model “XC rona | Ansel Seca acne t De. Voigt. totaling $12¢ and . ne Bae of te —orneys. J am Sachs then was dean ? the a Mrs. Anna Deering of Nor | ot oie oe . © witmess precured Or . | d — " a negress active in of ‘ : " 4 . Se, o> on “Jy TMemoems of ag@other Branch of pre-medic schooi ahd [I ef ceurse. eon pa ‘ Beas , . eaedte| che universit® facut Siac: -neieentinemeds abit: mines cake eee The famous new Model “XC” Corona = ™ North presides , oh i SS See wet es aie Dr. Voigt. ater his arrest. denied . . . &Tidence for W. =. D. Stokes 4 rr einen). tad ee, ee State other profemers of the schasl. i as S siieten im denen Mn has been still further improved by the : ) : earliee jn the day that ht inten . . See ee SA. Gay that ‘ "aA RT sa mac UWay Seca: !lCtCtC moe ; a > tie s ; *,.* . i : : | he Nationa! Tniverette of Ace - ieee Recap ge . .. to “Thompson” or had receired’ary ers. | , a Mrs Stoleee on the stairw * e OP ithe National : ? Arte ‘ar.@ | sswertions 2 pade about my‘? “feempecn™ or had received’ any addition of six extra charact | E is something about a shapely m= i “ as a mart J LL? 17 =~“er -~ i= " . - tae ee ° a@ a * _- ran -—- ——— : Pe : ?: on & % a = _= _—. mac . . . } ) st : oh a seeened Cee nts asa | at from him ai. that he/had casheé “Thompece's"(— . All the $100.00 machines have 84 char- ; in a shapely Slipper that makes # = street_ in which Edgar T, though he offered to pay me fer my Checks a8 an accommodatior acters. but the “XC™” Corona has these le advisable for the feminine foot to have “) corespondent. had a suil?. ~mepes le x: eo, = @hee Docs. Alezgarder and \eisgt were ; | if Miller style. a Deoerting said she ae >. = : —_— + a _ 2 . > = , -—-_ ~ had nething to do with the tsscarc ne diploma ' Was not tm com- _ _- ~ > toes = ‘— —s J — icatio with Prot. Sacks at ary a a o- - ne e er ee eee a — oo — 7 ' — 7 — a sna ’ ' . a : ——— Sie non uceoaa meen een a Sat Sedan S peeten] and six others besides. It's a ninety- | c 7 Mrs ‘Stokes at the Hotel & a even entrance to a medical schoo! character typewriter. . CZ ati | J waere fhe wine Gs + | Tf his credentials were all right he Wiehe +4 ewer Above Style iz * Dale ho actress and dog : ‘ uld gmter for a t*®o rears’ course ita the XC Corona_and its improved BROWN OOZE . ga > anettkien Gad alle meted “ stamdard keyboard you cam handle your ex- | pert work, orders, billing and. all other wor Brown Calf Trimmed that a pertect typewriter can do. It is a cor- | GRAY OOZE plete typewrit er. : ann Geay Kid Trisamed on the Model “XC” you get the newest Co- $ ; ith Ste roma improvements, such as automatic line OTTER OOZE F. | it the did net emte spacer—eutomatic ribbon reverse—two-color Fieldmouse Kid Trimmed “4 » eal ee = —batk spacer—extra wide carriage and ‘With Covered Spanish Heels 4 Bhe vescinid he lived +e hér good features. | cna’ ts See To own his home is the hope of every lite schoci two years he could ebtats substantial citizen in St. Louis. He is i es ee continually reading the Real Estate Dr. Adegs sail he did net know columns and when he finds just what a a ee, eee 7 " ASA DSt FIM. 2B Fo 2ad ROC engacea he wants he will buy. Keep your good B an attorney. He anid his confidence - investments before him. List the home B had been abused. “I thought T was the bo. he repeated sev- - ss Property which you have for sale. in the ral mes. “Real Estate” columns of the Post-Dis- ee ee eee ort gives you the utmost in quality, dura ; | a , dgh whereapon sh . " .% ? XA ier ak Be ir- ; ‘ patch. That is where the buyers look rie iia meatal: ‘Chet bility and writing efic: oie: Its speed an ; > 50 : a | | ant . . i ey Geant ae ane elie duradility has been proved by soo.ccc users -§ 4 | es : = a : , me and charged that Den Adece beth business and professional life. | a i 4 THE POST DISPA TCH — of " were trying.‘s make him The oe Corona—compléte with case—costs } . . i ; | ' : Ss i. ; 4 One Ry yn 1 ‘ ,@T) a] 2g part nm any ar- oaly $55.00. ape can buy it on easy peay=nen eT 7 < i. {ILLER ST) LES : os (Te ng an Inrectory rangement to #ell diplomss ar schoo! —as low as $5.00 per month. Write. phon- 3 Sold Exclusively by _ The Perfect Market-Place | credita,” said Dr. Alexan«'‘er. “TI do ot Know Harry Thompson, and never gave him a license tT sup- peewee Thompseen drepomed a siete of morer. and that somebe@rs aid Til get you fixed up to be «a Aor. ———[——==S=aaqsaa=a_"*=——_”_ But ‘ff ther teid or call and we will be glad to show it to you. 4 Belighe’sl Ploce mm Whit Toe Shap Corona Typewriter Sales Co. a HENRY A. WEIL

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——— TN MES ONSTAD, AVING HONES wDIITES DENIAL NN DEA aac al Explorer Tried to 4q aon 1 Co a tl Price ar Bans Woman Made State- * es Which She Since nsel Declares. Li ‘Has Repudiated. in Divorce Case Says ) ed Prees., WORTH. Tex., Oct 16. Senator Joseph Baile for Dr. Frederic ca Cook’ (plorer, on trial in Fed sraj re on charges of using the defraud, told the court 10~— (‘ook had made an hor irough a series of mer hold of approximately i] companies and reb Oo paying institutions. . clates ot Jr. Cook also > ED TO TURN OVER ALL HIS AFFIDAV‘TS Who Worked for Co-re- sndent Declares She De- Mrs. Stokes. mad When Of Was eTense,”” he sald, “will shoy Cook formed the Petroeal s Association to take ¢ ; = w YORK... Oct. 16.—W. E. D. wealthy hotel proprietor of city, today was c: alled as a wit- Bin the trial of his suit for di- from his wife, Mrs. Helen El- Stokes. was called upon by Samuel! Un- wer, defense counsel, to submit ef the statements or affidavits by his witnesses. He contra- testimony of Miss Anna McliIn- negress substitute maid in the mment of Kdgar T. Wallace, coresopndent, in which she re- sted a staternent she was alleged ve made under oath and to have itted to his attorneys. Wiokes said Miss ¥ the statefment she disclaimed @eclared that to the best of his n-down companies, ret | put them on an operat) ‘OOK, is not ruilty of an it scheme of oil pror he Government charges," 4 se that tire companies hag ized when oil was selling pry but were thrown al. to, the discard when oil to $1 a barrel. would have made A BUCcCeRg nterprise had not the : came along and itnterfs lid.” Bailey asserted. of the 21 co-defendants of &.. entered pleas of guilty yeg. | Others Plead who entered pleas of guilty L. Ray, George A. Demon. F nry O, Stephens, Harry y seorge H. Currier, H. and J. E. Burmeister. vernment will try to pros Cook made promises of ® investors in oil stocks knew he could not make made. ature ascribed to her on a pe- plaintiff's cate. The her observations of Mrs. the apartment of the co-respon- Pratt, special assistant to ea Me orney-General told the t the Government would iat Dr. Cook was the ee of the Petroleum P eociation, the operations «¢ d to the indictment, a as to take one-eighth of e¢. The Government, ac o the statement, char ‘ook merged 301 compani hich had any assets. _——- — signature she said: nted to be smart. Denies Signing Paper-:.. ies McInto&Sh at first said her ture, which was sign:d to each four pages of the etition and attested by a netary, looked her own, but asserted she had to nothing. When Untermvyer | — ——leinted out an appu.rent discrepancy | he King, a verdict of gulltyiiiivwen statements in the petition found and the punishmens those she mde today, she flatly ‘simply hanging. ied having signed the papers. * make it clear that under? rision etatute it was wnét for the jury to find thet? dant had done or said anys any other person. nh to say that I have ré- yluntarily into the Uniteé om Nexico in order that? may be disposed of finally. cent advised, I have reagm that the final dispos'don fen you stated you saw Mrs. mav yet be favoravle kes only twice,”’ said Untermyer dextally, i might a“4d@ thamthe witness deliberated several case was pend@nys, on es before she answered in the section .of the She native. ict under which I was com said she had seen Mrs. Stokes s repealed by the Wet times—twice at the Wallace ment and on another occasion the home of Mrs. Ida Adams, | she was working. She said Mrs. Stokes at the Wallace) ment in 1914 and 1917. MecIrcosh earlier in the day ted ca the witness stand thit had sworn to a deliberate lie. Inde’ cross-examination by Sam- Ur.termyer, chief defense counsel, aid she swore falsely at the first of the divorce suit when she she saw Mrs. Stokes twice. ing his stecement hat he voluntari’s from Mexico, lid the Méxican,court at ad s,anted a writ of ame “ar to a writ of habeas ou swore to a deliberate lie,” | iich would have permitt tinued Untermyer. nain there indefinitely. Jee les.” answered the witness, de- | —_——- nme she had mot mentioned the occasion because of a reluc- 'to drag the name of Mrs. Ad- | into the court proceedings. Got Cigarettes for Women. cribing the third’ meeting, she there was a party at Mrs. Ad- apartment and that when cig- ®s ran out she had gone out to some and had brought them back Sroup of women, among whom said she had recognized Mrs. § McIntosh said she mentioned | third meeting in a statement she Stokes, whereupon Untermyer Manded that the plaintiff produce Statement. He asked the court Permission to question Stokes on Sand about the statement , . Mahoney denied the request intimated he might grant, it later. Mrs. Anna Doering of Norwalk, ., O witness procured by Hattie | ~S0n, a negress active in obtain- Rvidence for W. E. D. Stokes, tes- earlier in the day that she had Mrs. Stokes on the stairway of &partment house on East Thirts Breet. in which Edgar T. Wal- Corespondent, had a suite. Ts. Doering said she also had | Mrs. Stokes at the Hotel Marye Where the witness’ daughter ys Dale, an actress and dog fan- | » Once lived Mrs. Doering said her daughter formerly had lived ‘ ke Thirty-fifth street house and she was calling on her when she | Mrs. Stokes there a admitted that the n fi shapely toot nakes it very to have an x“ ervress had on her with Stokes several " and that she did not enter the ed 85 a witness until after the eels - trial had begun testified that she lived ‘‘on in money in Germany 24 laugh. whereupen she ex : that before the war her in . Was $103 a month. but since 2 Mash of the mark. she merely. tements from the Reichsbank sed Wire from the New York au of the Post-Dispatch. Shes oe YORK, Oct li Thre Witnesses—two servants and a r—testified vesterda, Sw Mrs. Helen tliwood apartment of KMdgear T. Wal- ' the 16 «oO respondents ——— ; ©. D. Stokes in his But each of the ! t. Asked how she accounted for | PAnybody could copy it if they! “ens, and ou swore to a lie at the last trial} ' itimes,” and once Mrs. A ett tit ati TUESDAY. EVENING, OCTOBER 16. 1928, ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH A Noted Mildleiman Who iets Divorce - “GOV HYDE ASSA iS ely Lied About See-. Mcintosh had = ledge it was the only one she | iss McIntosh has adimtted the n of four pages which is part of | petition | t with statements purporting to} | MRS. CLARA BELL WALSH, From a Snapshot Made at the Kentucky Derby, three faltered and stumbled under cross-examination. " i eR. Finally the questioning as to the Ininutest of details became so monvt- onous that one jurer began to deez Much of the testimony was drowned out by recurrent cheering of thi crowd in City Hall Park, news of the world series baseball ie ime. ' Joseph A. Thornton, e1id he was sure he had seen Mrs Stokes in the Wallace apartment: then he was not sure, then again he S “might have said that I might have been mis- | i taken.” finally he Justice Mahoney asked: “Are you willing to swear this is the woman you saw?” “No, sir.” replied Thoraton. : Might Have Made Mistake. this answer untrue He wanted to withdraw it. He *‘might have made a mistake.’ Other details were al- ba ost as hazy as his memory. Miss Agricola Byers, a negress who |'formerly was maid in the tea 129.-n ;at 13 East Thirty-Fifth street, said | she saw Mrs. Stokes in Wallace's gEpartment “quite a number of Stokes was reclining in bed. This was in i917 Or 1918p Under cross-examination, Miss byers denied parts of the record of ‘the first Stokes trial, read to iby Samuel Untermvyer. counsel Mrs. Stokes. She disclaimed s&s of her answers in that transcr! Finally she resorted to “I don’t re- member.’ Miss Anna McIntosh, a seamstress, washwoman and domestic, wore a fancy black silk dress, cut exceed- brond | ingly low. She flashed a smile with nearly every’ answer. Tells of Breakfast Party. Miss McIntosh testified that she worked at the Wallace apartment and saw Mrs. Stokes there in, 1914, when she made waffles for a ‘“‘bre fast party) which included Wal- lace and Mrs. Stokes. She *' through the door several tin a good look at Mrs. Stokes pr ere) ’ Again in 1917. she said. Mrs. Stokes come in and go int bedroam where she stood to Wallace. In 1914, Miss McIntosh aleo said. shes was a maid in the | home ot Mrs lda Adams in Thirty-Eighth street, whet Stokes arrived with another wome: The witness served m whisky and Cigarettes, she said The cross-cxaminati: of Miss Me- Intosh was just begun when noise from the world’s series caused a recess until today HOPS OFF IN U. S, MAIL PLANE Secretary Davis Leaves San Francisco For Chicago by Air. Ry the Asaeciciated Press SAN FRANCISCO, Oct etary of Labor James J Davis ‘hopped otf in airplane at 10.49 ; '.. to meet David L! British premie! was his second vernment mail for Chis ign (,eorg: forme: attempt to leave nirplane today, first having been stopped by a fog. C. K. Vance is his pilot —— — ee ee JUMPS: FIVE STORIES TO DEATH she Associated Presse , VPITTSBL RG, Pa., ct. 16 red r Coleman of Nat'ck Mass.. leaped from a fifth floor win- engilesman |'dow in a downtown hotel here toda) He died instantly. JULIUS S. WALSH receiving former jani-| itor at 13 East Thirty-Fifth street, ithe Walsh case, by the defendant en-j}cent to 15 per cent.” tering AGED COUPLE KILLED IN CELLAR But to a later query he declared | No Trace Left by ieellar ' their > INSURANCE FIRMS. FOR ‘BLIND GREED Public Pays While Fire Com- panies Pyramid Expenses in Mad Scramble for Busi- ness, Executive Asserts. Gov. Hyde in St.| Louis today is- sued a statement severely criticising accusing them of falsification in statements issued by sentatives, and reiterating his previ- ous accusation that the insurance 1 companies encourage fire losses. The ‘reduction in fire rates in Missour1, | The Governor's statement was in the nature of a reply to C. J. Doyle of Springfield, Ill., general attorney 'forsthe companies, who ina ' speech at Excelsior Springs defended /the companies and _priticised the | Governor for his refusal to issue a) |Fure Prevention Week proclamation. | rcrnor’s Statement. “So-called campaigns of education ,only serve to befog the issue,” the Governor said today. against waste paper and oil cans will not remove them so long as the com- | panies permit conditions which make | it profitable to maintain them. “The Missouri Insurance Depart- | 'ment desires above alkthings that the) ) people of the State be afforded ef-|five-year period 293 per cent on ficient, solvent and dependable in- surance protection. To be solvent the companieS must make a We hold, however, that their profits eareful underwriting and ment, and not from speculative in- vestment of funds swollen by excess premiums. s “The public is compelled to pay a prémium sufficient to cover ex- | penses, losses and profits. Is asking | the insurance companies that they render a reasonable service at a reasonable expense for a reasonable} | profit. an unréasonable demand?” DIVORCED; HEARING , Expertise Pyr: d Alle . LASTS 13 MINUTES | ine RSampserie vec gens BM ‘Continued From Page One 'mided iby the companies, waiintipanndn — ,ernor ° said that in “the wild was immediately taken away -DY ' seramble” for business the companies before newspaper Tr€-| had from one to a dozen agents in! porters had opportunity to regi it every hamlet. One company had 60 to ascertain the allegations. short-! agents in St. Louis, he said. ly before 2 o'clock, ‘when Mrs. Walsh | “In this mad rush for business,” appeared at the Municipal Courts!|the Governor continued. at Louisville. the Gov- counsel, “some com- . ] ; . . > . | Building for‘the hearing, the alleg4-/| panies in St. Louis were paving com- i tions in the petition were made pub-{| missions to agents amounting in li ‘many cases to 35 per cent of the Hearing: of divorce petitions fre-| premiums, with. an additional con- quently has been expedited, as injtingent commission of from 5 per' The public of appearance simultaneously /| this State as a whole has to pay the} with the filing of the petition, waiv-| bill. } making a general denial | “So flerce was this scramble to ating no contest. acqthre business that cases have! come to light where one of a com- pany’s multiple agencies had -re- fused a.,bad risk only to find it OF THEIR HOME N MARYLAND written by another agent of the; same company in_the same town. ‘Thus does the insurance company directly contribute to over-insur-| ance. “No sane man, knowing facts, can fail to see that business'| so obtained is expensive on the one} Rebecca, AN}hand, and hazardous on the other. aged couple residing on a small farm 30th the expense and the hazards near here, were found dead in the are refiected in the premium which| house today, their! must be paid by a public interested | skulls crushed as if a heavy iron bar only in having dependable protec- in the hands of an assailant who left tion at a fair rate.” no trace. Falsification Charged. The murder is reported to the} The Governor referred to state- authorities by their son, Harry Cline,| ments by Doyle that the average who said he found the bodies when 'rate had decreased from $1.10 in he came from a neighboring farm! 4912 to $1.04 in 1922, and asserted for his noonday meal. He was taken} that into custody pending investigation. ing service ind indi Murdecrer—Son Taken Into Custody Pending Investigation. these | \ssoctated Press HAGERSTOWN, Mad., Oct. 16.— John Cline and his wife, certain classes of Insurance had | been written at a low rate bringing ROBBERS GET $60, 000. IN SILK | down the average, the facts were ithat rates on dwellings and the’ Armed Gang Makes oft With Track- | Property a ee nad) load in Rew Wowk. ‘increased two and one-half times in : A sso s | 10 years. NE W yi ORE Cet 16.——A rraed ‘We come to the nub of the ques- | 1d up Carmine : | tion,” the Governor continued, the irt of “when we analyze Attorney Doyle's statement that ‘insurance companies have never made a profit in any| 'five-year period during their oper- itions in Missouri.’ Magnanimous. companies! Charitable companies! Hicads poec-yenesatnl Federation. |'Abused and misinterpreted public Associated P P benefactors, who have during al] SPR “TRL tL. 4U-—-) these years carried the burdens of The Congregational! oman’s Mis-!the people of Missouri without sionary eiected profit. Mirs. C “With all due respect to Attorney ident | Doyle and the insurance companies en today h = —_—_———— “T’se in town, Honey! =: In this famous package [{ Everything you need except water to make the finest pancakes you’ve ever tasted! Aunt Jemima Pancakes with the old-time Southern flavor! ‘ eit a the stock fire insurance companies, | their repre- | statement was a chapter in the Gov-| 'ernor's fight to obtain a 10 per cent, recentia “Campaigns | i'which in truth was $29,279,198.27 profit. | should be earned from efficient and! manage-| ithe five years, and during the lwas charged to ‘banking and investment conflagration charge and.the un- ‘lature of * bill giving the Depart- | idzed ;rates, ilobby the companies mi Lintained in ib rother (Insurance ‘of what is a reasonable rate,.”’ ‘while millions of dollars of) ues ‘adc ‘ . bookkeeping and accounting used road, ibout 100 feet west of H inley | Continued From Page One, hv the cQn panies. Ry the simple road, swerved t9 the north side, ran a expedient of charging all their exe | into a westbound ay truck and | off. bread, defying. the police, who the statement said penses, and bosses and deductions co S«idded several feet own an. emMm- | were taken by surprise. underwriting, and by claiming: 3 aan opr ae A whisky bottle was}did not fire. net fim tine inatele ‘ rf r 4 , re as! . 7 cent of premiums for pe eR und ‘in the wrecaags.; The red bloe against. Chancellor ing *Co consin the margin ranged from a }] Since the price cut t from 4 to a gallon. margin has ranged cents. ——, THREATENING IG CITY tus over 4 cents to nearly 10 ge MEN SAID TO FEAR " TOFIXOWN PRICES Kglantine Jord: «} f ani. . 1} Commissions: arden, we we | Restrained by Standard’s Pol- icy of Meeting Reductions, Wisconsin Attorney-Gen- Attorney- |General Herman Eckern of W isco! - nt | of what had been brought about by he as vet uncom- About one-half tthe gasoline sold rail » * e1 by all in any locality are uniform, noard on) weed few exceptions, the statement his ples of not sellty of neglect of | said, Myre that the price os based evel by fear of retaliation by the Standard? he le independent dealer, therefore, has nothing to gain price except a loss he Standard immediately meetg the re; “Independents and Standard offi, |cials testified thai a fair margin be- tween the refinery delivery price and — ‘~ he year prior to the Price cut In Wis- it- 6 The Standard Oil Co. of Indians. owns the Mid- The police! West Refining Co. and a half inter- Crude Oil Produc- hazards and 5.per cent for unde: Daniel Cain, 1704 Papin street, | Stresemann and against industrialist writing the 10 companies show an ‘river of the touring car, and two j dictatorship threatens aa new over- _—_— Se — Sn ne pes x . = = — oo cr ‘o ") i t . ° ¢ . underwriting loss of $56,893,378 in| Passengers, H. B. Morgan, eee, hrow. 3 developments between Berlin’ a same |Chestnut street, and Thomas Mar-| * ‘The trade unions, which have been | presden. Saxony's military comm | made profits of $147 175.915 tim, 514 Converse avenue, were those | the hackbone of the Socialists for ime made pb 6, su. ed aay aaa ae He Se See 5 . | . | h ndled and made a profit on | CCCUupant of the touring car, Philip.| their support. The 2 ¥. if ‘ . . . r *) = : io ° lected, cas cas 39 in premivms. The Walton, 3416 Franklin avenue, was; MUnist government in $1,105,80%,: o: ilies mt 1; , or 1 wari ; te ne ae handing thie met dete slightly cut. winning workers to its support, and tersigned by the civil commissary. agg underwriting; the The fire truck of Salvage Corps! there will be a trial of strength be- profit, the| No. 5, answering a.false alarm) pwees Herr Stresemann and thé@ithere was mn | turned in from Twelfth and Madi-| swelling Red ranks. were paid in| 80” streets, skidded in turning out Workers’ Discontent Increased. ss | ‘of the northbound car tracks on| Viscontent among the workers 1s | Twelfth street, at Brooklyn street.’ sharpened by the impossibility of ) hands. derwriting dividends or added to surplus. ‘It is easy to see why the com- panies fight each other with. fury and blind greed to get tie pre- miums, yet are complacent as to the | bet nder: “pay soaring losses.” | Tells of Exténsive Lobby. | 2125 North the effe ' the street. cml city: Simultaneously he forbade t at the east curb, throwing William valuation supplement, which is sUuP-! day. 2615A Fourteenth street, tojer than wages. The last price con-|q ciyi] commissar is appointed They were treated at the trol exercised by the Government | countersign them. hospital for cuts and bruisea.| was that on bread, which ended yes- The Stresemann have a description of two} terday. The Governor recited of the Insurance Departmen . ris- jovernment to the passage by the last Lee ul Police ment power to look into the compa-/} said to have turned ifi the fatise; the Saturday price. nies’ expenses in considering author- , The Socialist leader and told of the extensive |; — eS j Mueller, foreseeing that soon all the! prundredschaften—the Superintendent | Socialists will be in the communistic Guards—the | Hyde ) and myself that the fault lies] ranks, explained the danger to Presi-| gnq it eas¥ to put down. Saxon R Reichswehr Within t Jefferson City to fight the bill. “Every trick, every artifice, every |in the system which has beén built} dent . Ebert. subterfuge, every. delay, which is/ yp, and that careful, efficient under- State must depend upon the Reichs- | peen equipped fully. ‘known either to courts or the Legis-| writing will solve the problem. But] Wehr to keep order. The intention! pers carry repeating rifles and t lnture. to law or to politics, has been ‘that kind of underwriting must he of Ebert and Stresemiann in this companies have plenty of machi employed to prevent a determination ‘forced on the companies, which find | direction was made obvious through puns. nd is sar, Gen. Mueller. ordered the Saxon he Socialist-com-/| Saxon Premier, Seigner, refused on Saxony is!the ground the order was not coun- Mueller sent a sharp reply, that civil commissar in Sax- ony and that all power was in his » Reichswehr Faces Hard Task. he to avoid a southbound interurban|»Uying bread. As the wages paid Saxon and Thuringian Factory Com- car, and ran into a telephone pole| Workers are received weekly, the de-.| mittee convention, called for Thurs- The Saxon Government refused Hickory| posed to make up for the interm?2-| to consider either order effective, re- street, and Fred Springmeyer, 31, of |-diate fall in the mark, is much great-| peating that they are invalid unless to , Immediately the price of prepared to back Mueller *in main.- barefoot 14-year-old boys who are} bread jumped ]5 times higher than taining peace and order in Saxony.” If it comes to a showdown be- Hermann | tween the Reiwliswehr and the Saxon ed will not he who replied that the/jast few weeks the Red Guard has All its mem- he fe _ 4 the their greatest profit in the banking, - Govenor asserted. investment and speculative side of “-— “Careful study has convinced my their business.” | FOR WOMEN HARD TO FIT COMBINE BEAUTY, STYLE AND PERFECT FIT Made over specially constructed combination lasts, two widths wider in the ball than in the heel and instep, — that snug and close fit around the ankle so much desired. UNUSUAL SIZES AND WIDTHS CARRIED EVERY SIZE FROM 214 TO 12 EVERY WIDTH FROM AAAA TO EEE SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION AND GUARANTEE Each pair is made with a steel arch-supporting shank, guaranteed not to break down (Or a new pair free in exchange); military heels and rubber top lifts. Week : | You May Choose From These Four Beautiful Models $2.50 Weekly | | me nadia | “Satin Cross-Strap” ‘ “Black Kid Oxfords” FOR DRESS WEAR POR STREET OR DRESS Black glazed kid, with Lustrous black satin a1) ¢he beauty of a Cross-Strap with welt- ) dreas Shoe and séwedé i ~soles, ( OO PL LP a °° This Player-Piano is a high-grade, attractive instrument and is an unusually good value for its low price of $395. It is equipped with newest devices for the control of ee eee all thé comfort of tone and tempo and is an artistic, re- heels with rubber!) 42, supnee sponsive, sweet-toned, beautifully top lifts. neela. finished Piano. veg 00 iy 7 00 Send me \ «< full informa- } Come in and hear it. Play it Anainpionntl “Kid Cross-Straps” FOR STREET OR DRESS Co.. St. Louis. ™ ye te a eaten — tion of your $395 Playet ' ae yourself. You need hesitate no longer in owning a fine Player-Piano; in view otf “Brown Kid Oxfords” FOR STREET OR D Black glazed kid sup- {Finest quality rich the very convenient terms plies a demand for a.) Brown Kid in these . on which we sell this — dainty Dress Shoe}$ unusual sizes and for women, hard: widths. Cuban instrument. ‘ to fit; Cuban rub-/ ‘ Pay ete) tS rubber heels. COMPANY o& MISSOURI W . P. CHRISLER.,. PRES. WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS 1004 OLIYE STREET Karclusive representative for the Steinway 4 s aims ; Piano and for the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano | SIXTH STREET AND FRANKLIN AVENUE SSeS NAME se oe STREET A a a a ae - ¢— LADIES’ SLENDER ARCH SHOES ee ie a a a eatin wm 8 OE EE EG Ee eee Ge AM ee mw ee ee ee Se ee ee ee eee ae A age ee eee ~~

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‘ _ SE o- - A eR eg —EE . : : ‘ “Fs Se > * —_——— —_— —_ _— - oo , iy Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined — oe The City Cire tions of the Daily POST-DISPATCH armen: ae SATS tid Equals that of the Daily : ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH seca se ——— — — R & FULLER GRAND-LEADER —_— ——- oe -— - > - SY ARRES ED SECOND ay re tae ni ‘ yrs . on” re eg a) r., i* Ope . y > Ye A — . ‘ my ) >. | . Ag , if » , a - - = = bite oS «Gan ye : | a S ae eu SS = «a P- > =e : - ' f . ; . =. 5. = 7 7. F —*. ; : : \ ‘ . . ° 74 w 4 ed £ nt a” ;" , ; ws : hfe ~ NIG UNTO THEFTS a3 | _ a, “7. a tn Meinard i ie. | nishes $10,000 Bond— j ‘Sales of Cars in Central Missouri Involved. = = —— — Lc STIX, B LO DOWNSTAIRS STORE Wee EDNESDAY we offer many more exceptional groups of isadhiahites merchandise, W to demonstrate the value-giving opportunities of shopping in the Downstairs Store. Look for the “Downstairs Store Week” price tickets—you'll find many ‘to dust walls, mouldings, pictures You can save the expense of cleaning your wall paper or repapering the room by using the Wizard Wall Duster every week. bargains not advertised. - The special chemically treated Wizard wall duster picks up all the dust and holds it These Underwear Prices Are Extremely | securely until washed. Comes in white or a ee Baby L porple yara that never needs renewing. || A Very Swagger ||| Garments for Men, Women and Children 4; BBY vere ane Store Extra long handle makes it easy to use. Dress for Fall | } . ° : , ; : —s ; 4 Kolbrener was arreste in July f ; 5 an | vo. oe paige You should have this labor and money M° ST popular of | £ — ete £ . after the police had rounded up in 4 many popular styles i - ' f | = @ , : (entral Missour! towns more than j Saving Custer in your home. | for tailored street frocks is i At j P A | , _ = we ae the coat dress that is worn Newly discovered evidence .n cos- Bection with the wholesale theft of ; : St. Louis automodiles hae resuitec im the rearrest of Me!inard Kolbren- er, proprietor of an automobile renting business at 551 Delmar boulevard i | ; 100 - the stolen ee WIZARD PrRopucTs COMPANY i: tt as hie « H | | (4 i oc eaagiage a i — | 1445 W. 37th St, Chicago, [i a as the weather sug- OMEN’S Vests with a slight fleece OMEN’S Union Suits of a mediurm- Fy ii. id no ave suf- gests. | cece, mt | ficient evidence against him. . Phis | season it Ree eat. " made low neck, sleeveless styJe. All weight fleeced cotton with long or Fy AND 3 7 Following the arrest last Saturday an” hee ger ot oo | are first quality and cut full. Come in. short sleeves. All are ankle length. A good = a | = i ibbod. Well ‘ie | ~ of James H. Boughan, Kansas City closing and slight fullness | sizes 36 to 44. value. Sizes 36 to 44. . =. = a} automobile dealer, one of four men } on each side at the waist- r ‘ | we. Infants’ ‘ioe “f indicted last week by the grand jury line. So eget oe a — = i | mal : ; a i a Hose, | im cosnection with the theft pf the - WA j | DUSTER — eT eee a 7 i ’ : : | a ° | McCall Printed Pattern, } rs ™ aj cars, detectives obtained information | tied stese avely tin | Women's Knit Pettibloome S ample Underwear te Baby Blankets, ‘Sk rs | . 7 : Of Beacon cloth, it which caused them to rearrest Kol- “s, | tions have dozens of new | | ith if brener. He furnished a $10.000 bond I For Salle b fabrics to please you. - i Cc For Men, Women and Children — — wits aa z {0 anewe _ ae eran’ fers (Second Floer.) | . f matatht a. — ” S ° Ba & F Il | tae “_ 4 ecoles WeE secured the entire sample line of Un mall : Rubber 7 One of the four men indicted ‘as F amous-Barr tx, er r i ESE are of a two-thread =e gp setlp ee “ S from one of the largest jobbers in the country. In — : week was a former business 4250-'- Nugent Bros. GRAND-LEADER it combinations. All are full cut, with shirred elastic knee. Sec- lot you will find Union Suits, single Shirts, Vests and ‘ White or flesh ‘color. i ate of Kolbrener, but he' has not 4 Stix, Baer & Fuller jj onds and come in sizes 5 to 8 ] They are of — “g- ee eee and wool. Al ” Infants’ Shi been apprehended. He ts said to have Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barn ‘ : 4 rwear come in sampie sizes. = —— 7 Es. 5 left St. Louis about the time the in- és _ | Children $ Unde 38 t $2. 95 os Shirts in silk, woo! vestigation of the auto thefts began and all other good dealers | __ ADVERTISEMENT. c to ° mixture; button-front George H. Routszong, a Ford dealer 79c At 95c si = _ | fancy: to 2 years. Boys’ fleece-lined cotton Boys’ and girls’ Randoon Men’s Union Suits at 95c i. -Cribs and 8.06 at Tipton, Mo., told the police he ha1 ( 4 purchased several of the stolen cars Bride’ s Finger | f colored taped Union Suits of : ! ined 2 At $8.05 These are well made of heavy fleece-lin cotton, with - White enameled Cril ~ sleeves anc gaara renee fleece lined cotton. Long | h. Ecru color. Sizes sleeves and ankle length. Come sleeves and ankle length. Come in eeru only. at the garage on Deltmar boulevard - _ “ie A = but he did not Implicate Holbrencr . ut X afi- ———— as | 6 ’ . “> ny c , w“ . , J } ‘ ' ane ) | ” ; : . ber-tired wheels and ¥ Wileeten. one nino Has ben re-| : b Opener 2a to 34. Slight seconds. * in all sizes. Sizes 36 to 44. (Downstairs _ spring. lete wi Ba}. teased on bond, is mid -to have ackache But Mrs. Wallace Knew How to | | Giled mattress, sheet, } a | named to the police the source from : te ip et Fix Her Finger Instantiv _lowcase and blanket. | i | whom he got several stolen cars Get rid of the ache quickly, by simply ae bee my sa 2 ag which were traced to innocent bury- patting! on a ittie of this soothing Ink ‘inect oma, bu new wed ec Mrs. 1 osiery avin LS or t e re am 4 aa rage : el her ieee Snebendl ne ore. ment. Has a pleasant odor, and does Bn el By ME ge aie | 3 . . not stain. On the market 65 years. sts that ate liable tc occur ever papa ta Ban | WARRANTS REFUSED IN 35¢ and 60c bortles. a a wie Teese tua-en i 2600 Pairs for W 3600 Pairs for M | The Babies” “ 7 | C catytor-aey” tte entage = airs for WWomen— atrrs for Mer — | The Babies’ “Kar 4 ‘POISONED CANDY CASE ma_& johnson. She simply 726 Walton avenue, and Arnold 4 pe “Oil ¢ hows ~i & d na nee 1 —— + | Salg. 82. of 2828 Lemp avenue. whe enétr ating é — - a: ~ _. el FISER-AND-SILK Stockings with seamed : - Bs (See: sis . a - - os EE TPES sf were taken [nto custody Sunday ——— : te _ a on Sond . back. double heels and toes and lisle FINE grade cotton Socks with rar gee sete oe ; pabiing tavestigation of the mailing The Powertul Liniment-tiy-All Aches & Pains: on, New Brunewick, NJ. “emtic ay ES , heels. € black, om THRIFT AVI 7 of a ben of poisoned one ome . * seams ard a ee sample & - tops. Come in blac _ cordovan. gray, taupe, soles and ee:.s. ome in | : weeks ago to Miss Bowne at the Eld-/s= log cabin and beige. Slight seconds. Sizes vam, gray, Palmt Beach, black agi The Buy-Way of St eo Manwufacturing C Thirteenth lias - ptreet and Lucas avenue. wher she —— 3 8I: I | KL i> iQ p a 89c Pair 64c Pair 48c Pair 24c alr police. Federal authorities also d« GRAND-LEADER t Full-fashioned thread _ silk Thread silk-and-wool, with Women’s Stockings of good Triple-knee Stockings clined to institute prosecutions Bey | Ho atti, St tam ec : Se 4 : ¢: 1] th medium-weight cotton, aa ie = 4 stay riose with high spliced heels seamed back, double heels and grade wool-and-fiber in all the : against them. Six-girls e Seep epee - SOY: ae Seni wea oe = full length. These are with Miss Bowne were made .! anc ste ae one Im D.lac:s oes. Come im Diacse and co at me sport colors. Also mbbed wearing Stockings. 4 eating some of the candy. Others. [ amd colors. Slight irregulars ors. These are seconds. 5izes sie im black amd -cordoyan. black onfy. Sizes 6 t inciucing Miss Bowne, were not af- ij and sizes 8% to ro. 3 8*= to ro. Slight seconds. Seconds. (Dewnstairs fected Saig's wife is Miss Bownre's step-sister. Miss Bowne admitted jf Yesterday that Salg had been at- | ; tentive to her CONGRESSMAN HUMPHREYS OF =} MISSISSIPPI DIES SUDDENLY | Member of House for More Than 20 Years—Leader in Urging River i] Improt cement. i By the Assoctated Prees . GREENVILLE. Miss..Oct. 15— | Renjamin Grubb Humphreys. for ; more than 20 years a member of Congress from Mississippi. died sud- ff Genly at his home here today Death. was due to heart disease i Plaid Sheet Blankets ‘| ~ Women’s Extra-Size Dresses : wis Sesnndie 25 arious Materials—Sale Price Sale Price, = | $ 00 SPECIAL p purchase lot of large-size 7ox8o-inch fleeced 1 5.06 cotton Sheet Blankets in pink, blue! and gray | plaids.. These are finished om one end. Slight seconds. RIGHT in the midst of the season Flannelettes Eiderdown we were fortunate to purchase these Dresses at a price concession and oaffer Ati6c Yard . At 25e Yard chem at a. proportionately low Sgure Fashioned of Peiret twill, woo! jersey, iF 7) — — i ieeced Outing weeeint. Fancy printed yard-wide tricosham, Milosham and puckerup. min Btative Sferaphreys. was | i ere — soft-finished cotton Ejider- Shown in the popular styles for the stout ress - tes; ight colo pi nd : by] - one of the leaders on the Democratic ff bh? cabligs % aoe down im Siues, grays and sr Se and come im navy, tan, brown, blue stripes and checks. - browns. black, gray, cocoa and taupe. Sizes 46 side of the House. He had beena | leader im the work for improvement | of the Missiasipp! River and fer food eontrol. to 54 amd 42% to 54's. — 3 o’Clock Special—. — : + he ledigins! Missiestppi River Ri anlette Bed d 1.78 Extra-Size Coats, $24.75 flood control bill was brought cut § PP — —_— ™ Of edin and ] with la . . - oe i suedine velour, rge | ~ Humphrey's eg parame ag op — Lot of z00 of these Bedspreads in fast-colored jacquard sbaw!l or Chin Chin collars of sealine a ” emocrats were in control o °F — . j stripes of blue and pink. Large size, 72x in erett ! House, and the bill passed by th- ff — : : | go inches. beaverette. Full lined and warmly inter- last House extending the work was if — cated : : a “ in black. navy, brown and _lergely a result of his efforts if Downstairs Store cindeer. azes 45 8 SS Humphreys was the son of Ber ta- Dewnstairs Store.) : eee =: = | SALE OF P [ANOS .- | | Extra-Size Gingham Dresses 1000 Costume Slips q | Sizes 48 to 54—Sale Prices S 5c and .e .65 ~~ 4 | Used, Shopworn and ‘Discontinued Styles House Wiring ee te at Extraordinary Savings $ | 98 and $9.98 Me re ain — and brown. Sizes 36 to 44. : and Fixtures} Keller & Sons $50 Huntington $150 : At the other price are Slips of satinette, india in the 8 secured these Dresses from 274 extra sizes. Shown in the bodice-top style and in s ae Sizes 36 to 52. | (Downstaiaa ome of America’s best makers. Cut 3 ~ = . ao Gmmredia'e service ur selection " | to the large women. Sizes 48 to 54. of Tiatures is complete. from $1 up n° i fs Oe ‘ & v LL are fresh new popular i : | . ; ; 12 Months to Pay Trowbridge | . $90 Lexington $165 | * see” exceptionally full. Of good quality ging- 600 S d d M C aa | Richmond $110 Reutner $175 Gi ¥ waa aiden Conan eae tandard-Make Cc house wired for siectric light The | nl ’ w color, of ain chambray im soli * | Site et eens woe Stadecker $120 Gabler $200 § | = # a amp. Guise an cea ‘~~ $1 65 2 Se ct |} Huntington $125 Strohmbach $225. jf = smart models, which will surely appeal ? —! i whee Shalem | s . ° models offered at a special price. mate, the sot. t “wirine. yaar bore The Pianos in this offering have b h | SES Extra-Size Skirts, $5.95 | There are models from Louise, War. rt. | } u , . mer a t e gation om your pe | pee ated P 4 i 4 ve een tft oroughly y es Pertect-fitting and well-tailored Skirts pink SeGanen lem estate ane ieaion ed and are in good condition. | of serges, wool crepe and faille in cloths. Back and fromt lacing styles tg many excellent styles. Plain tailored with — tops ‘and low, medium and | and pleated styles. Shown in navy blue | sh busts. All have rustproof bon- Easy Payment Terms May Be Arranged ' and black. Sizes 32 to 40 inch waistband. apiy ae etait ale } Be wnreraires Store ’ Fourth Picer OWustairs Store.) Mi

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em : | di ie a \ = TUESDAY a 3 OCTOBER 16, hex, ae —_— ‘ ; F . _———— : - > PY ie! + i ¢ ~~ : a At d 7 . + : + rchandise, | Jownstairs q find many | 1 Children line of Underwear 1 the country. In the irts, Vests and Pants. : ‘mixed and wool. All ; 5 ,at 95c med cotton, with. long only. Slight seconds, (Downstairs Store.) ic Pair » Socks with double” Come in black, cordo-. ach, black and navy. are perfect. 7 oys’ Stockings 24c Pair le-knee Stockings in a n-weight cotton, 9 neth. These are good ~ ge Stockings. Come ia. only. Sizes 6 to 11%. 8 is. (Downstairs Store.) : e Dresses ee ips of heavy and come in bla i Lena rte, made in the regular style and in dark colors. \Downstairs store.) 7 e Corsets THRIFT AVENUE LERVS TIX, BA RRS ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone ae - — a = - _ ~ Scere Neen SST A ---_————e ee oe — Wednesday— Baby Day Long and Short Dresses At $1.00 ADE of nainsook trimmed lace. Some Cashmere Coats, $4.95 Long Coats of fine quality cash- mere, trimmed with wash braid and ribbon. Well lined.. Infants’ Hose, soc Silk-and-wool Hose, in sizes 4 to 5*. Baby Blankets, $1.00 Of Beacon cloth, blue, with mursery designs in white. 3 Rubber Diapers, 35c Bloomer style; ventilated. White or flesh color. Infants’ Shirts, 69c Shirts in silk, wool and cotton In- mixture; button-front style. fancy to 2 years. Cribs and Accessories At $8.05 ite enameled Crib with rub- ber-tired wheels and woven wire Complete with cotton- spring. and attractively with have embroidered yokes. Sizes from infancy to 2 in pink of 3 for $1.00 filled mattress, sheet, pillow, pil- lowcase and blanket. Se a ee ee Mrs. Schraeder, from one of the: maternity hospitals, will show the advantages of The Babies’ “Kant-Slip” * ee — Band, Also Women’s Abdominal Supporters —in the Baby Shop, on Wednesday. — ---—> — -— oe The Buy-Way of St. Louis | Linen Toweling, 15c Yd. Three thousand yards of all- linen unbleached crash Towel- _ing of good heavy weight, ‘with | fast-colored borders. Women’s Handkerchiefs At roc Each Batiste Handkerchiefs in at- tractive sport colors. Have | dainty embroidered corners. | chiefs for men. Men’s Handkerchiefs At 15c Each Soft finish cambric Handker- Extra large in | size, finished with %“-inch hem- _ stitched hems. ) Aluminum Roasters, 79¢ Heavy gauge aluminum Roasters, double style, they have side handles. ' ; | Aluminum Pitchers, 69c | Panél shape, 2‘-quart ca- pacity. Made of heavy quality aluminum. At $4.50 A choice of pink or blue spray design on good quality semi-porcelain. The Set _ in- (Second Floor. - — ) | 32-Piece Apartment Sets | cludes 6 dinner plates, 6 cups | and saucers, 6 fruit saucers, 1 meat dish and 1 baker. Gingham Dresses, $2.29 Dresses of ham. A large variety of styles from which to choggse. Small, medium and large checks. The imported ging- | colors are red, navy. lavender, | green, black with white. Sizes 36 to 44. Leather Handbags, $1.95 Excellent styles and desir- able colors. India tooled, Mo- rocco, vachette and others. Block bottoms, single flaps, and single-strap handles. Nice- ly lined and fitted with coin purse and mirror. ‘| Girls’ Gingham Dresses At 79c Made of good gingham popular check and. small plaids. Blue, brown, lavender, green. | They have sash ties and pock- »_o--—- ets. Many pretty styles. Sizes 7 to 12. (Thrift Avenue—Malin — in Floor.) | Linen Tablecloths, $2.50 | Waffle-checked pattern Ta-~ blecloths. Neatly hemmed. Each Cloth measures 54x54 in. The colors are blue and red check on white grounds. Madeira Baby Pillowcases, $2.45 A lot of about 65 beautiful | Madeira Baby Pillowcases. Of sheer linen, hand scalloped all around and elaborately em- broidered in hand-ceyelet de- Signs. (Square 8—Main Floor.) ee —— ER & F ne —- ee cee » See eee ee ee ——_— a ~~) j ae TO 4 . age } ‘ . ° ~ at ...97 a ~~ . - / r} 7 . ——— Street, Afternoon and Dinner Wear $9 4:30 pe $35.00 N the Moderate-Price Dress Section, several groups of new Dresses disclose many fea- tures that are to be found in higher priced Frocks. The tailored Poiret twills are priced at $24.50, and are of a quality that will satisfy the discriminating. At the same price are Dresses for afternoon and dinner wear in Canton crepe, satin, satin Canton and velvet, which are developed in individual ways in trimming and design, and are quite worthy your attention. Dresses in the $35.00 group reveal excellent materials in Cantons, satins and brocaded velvets, and are attractively styled. (Third Floor.) 59 g HIS is a special lot of 600 good quality Blouses, strongly “+ | made and ful] cut. Fashioned with two flap pockets in khaki and gray. Guaranteed to wash and wear well. As the \ : quantity is so limited we urge you to take advantage of this offering as promptly as possible. Sizes 6 to 16. : (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) Ready-to-Wear and Untrimmed Hats, $2.95 200 Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, are pre- sented in this offering. The trimmed Hats are for sports. Of velour, felt and duvetyn ‘s in all the wanted sports shapes, trimmed with ribbon bands and cockades, in black and_all the colors popular for sports. The untrimmed Hats of Lyons velvet in black and colors. There are close-ftting shapes, pokes and turn-up brims. It is very simple to add a smart bit of trimming, and © suggestions for trims will be gladly given in the Millinery Department, where they may be secured at moderate prices. (Third Floor.) 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite Offers Very Attractive Value 51950 HIS is an extremely desirable Suite. Finished in American walnut in artistic Tudor design. It is very well made and strongly constructed, o consisting of 66-inch buffet, oblong table, five side chairs and one arm- chair—upholstered in figured tapestry. Enclosed China Closet to match, $45 Server to match, Easy Terms of Payment. $35 (Seventh Ficer.) ne “en “ —_— ——a = TT. a eS ss. if = || © | @ ii! i | 2 ad : om 8 S : j o ! BOO ** \ . vee ; xR, ‘ bss ath re ia, Re . 4 . f x Q Beets od Se ae N oa US ie Y * we ie oo mK i . 3 sk yt Re ye ioe xe -' 4 AY 7 . La aye a! . ** UO. nS ae Cat oo oie rie oon SRSA ak Re a ea oe . ‘faire, etc., in a Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by App ie a o_ " en ttt ttt a roximately 40,000. ULLER. — iia iheedenaeee a - ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCA en ee Wedding Invitations Or announcements, plateless process (fascimile of engraving), 25 sets, including double envelopes and tissues, $8.25, or typographed in Old English, $3.74. Visiting and Business Cards at moderate prices. Samples mailed on request. | (Printing Dept.—Main Floor.) Excellent | Quality Woven Madras Crystal Madras $7.00 A MEN’S WEEK FEATURE | Sale of 5000 Good Shirts Offers Truly Extraordinary Values Good — Selections . HESE Shirts were especially purchased for Men’s - Week and offer infinitely better values than one would expect at such a low price. So exceptional is their quality that men will find it worth while to lay in a supply for future as well as immediate needs. They are well made in a variety of fast col- ored striped and checked patterns. All are in neckband style with soft turnback cuffs. Some have extra soft collars to match. Sizes 14 to 17. Corded Madras Reps. Fine Count Percale NO. MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS (Thrift Avenue and Shirt Department—Main Floor.) Poplins | = « — LT ce me OZ A Sale of Washable Fabrics | Offers, at Special Prices, Materials for All-the- Year-Round Needs Embroidered Flannel at 75c Yard Elaborately embroidered with silk in attractive patterns, with eyelet and solid work, or with hemstitched or scalloped Medium weight, soft finish, wool 27 inches wide. Peter Pan Ginghams at 69c Yard AN unusual display of new and very * attractive patterns and colorings, as well as the popular checks, in a large and complete assortment of solid colors. and 36 inch widths. qa | edges. Colored Poplin at 69¢c Yard Disp\ay of beautiful colors in this excep- tionally fine Poplin. Of highly mercerized this is an unusual value-giving feature in the sale of wash- yarns, 36 inches wide, able fabrics. Handkerchief Linen at 95c Yard Sheer, crisp Handkerchief Linen of ex- suitable men’s and women’s handkerchiefs, etc. A value of unusual merit. Shadow Lingerie Cloth, 75c Yard Choice of our entire stock, including Lingette, Butychyne, Wondermaid, Lady- complete assortment of plain shades, as well as self-colored stripes. cellent quality. Weights inches wide. 36 inches wide. Colored Corduroy at 98c Yard Corduroy in lovely shades of Copen, old rose, pansy and medium gray. quality and good heavy weight. wide. | and cotton mixed. 4 Three hundred. yards of cream color Flannel. A very desirable quality and weight, which contains ‘a percentage of wool mixed with soft cotton. An excellent - value. 27 inches wide. | Wool-Mixed Flannel at 49¢ Yard Solid Color Sateen at 39¢c Yard Mercerized Sateen with a hi luster for 36 Of fine 36 inches Bathroom Fittings, $1.25 Each These are made of high- finish. Included are the fol- lowing pieces: 18-24-30 inch Towel Bars. Towel Bars. 18-inch White Bathroom Shelves. Combination Tumbler and Toothbrush Holder. Bathtub Soap Dishes. Towel Arms (3-arm style). Tumbler and Soap Holder. Toilet Paper Holder. Clothes Hampers, $3.95 Round or oblong shape, ex- ceptionally well made and nicely finished in white enamel. Household Scales, $1.69 22 pounds. for the kitchen. Coffee Pots, $1.00 Large 3-quart hinge cover. aon to the white enameled kitchen. Quick Meal White $125.40 hand side; white enamel! Payment Plan. are made free of charge. Enamel Gas Range | A Sale of White Enameled Housefurnishings Including the Most Essential Pieces for the Bathroom and Kitchen | Preserving Kettles, 79¢ ' ing Kettles, 9-quart size, with grade brass, white enameled | White Enameled Preserv- bail handles. Colanders, $1.00 Large size Colanders, foot- ed style, with side handles, 18-24 inch White Porcelain | |Water Pitchers, $1.00 Porcelain | white enamel. finished in white enamel. finished in An indispen- sable article for the kitchen. Double Boilers, $1.00 2-quart size, with cover 3-quart ‘size, which can be used for both | ' | ’ ' size with | A useful addi- | Will weigh articles up to | with bail A useful article | vessels. Batter Bowls, 79c These Bowls are 6-quart size, suitable for mixing bat- ter, .etc. Teakettles, $1.00 White Enameled Teakettle handle. 5-quart size. | Bathroom Mirrors, $1.25 Medium size, good quality Mirror, fitted with white | enameled frame, nicely deco- | rated. These are the cabinet style with large baking oven on right or left finish with nickel trimming. Purchases can be made on the Convenient All connections (Fifth Floor.) arms 24-inch size. finish, in pretty solid shades, suitable for coverings, needlework, comforts, bloomers and children’s wear. 36 inches wide. Natural Fancylk at 79¢c Yard » Siik-and-lisle material in fancy check and lace effect. Used for 4d es, CF iy slips, trimmings, etc. 36 wide. “Tommy Tucker” Gingham At 49c' Yard Luster finish solid color Gingham in a complete color range—such as rose, Co- pen, tangerine, orange, orchid, green, lav- ender, maize, navy, red, brown, tan, light blue, black, etc. Warranted fast colors. 26 inches wide. White Nainsook at 25c Yard Soft-finish snow-white Nainsook. Used for fine undergarments and children’s wear. 36 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Lamp Bases 6& Shades In a Special Selling Junior and Bridge Bases At $8.95 RIDGE lamp and junior floor lamp Bases, handturned, and finished in polychrome and stippled gold or silver and ebony. The bridge lamps ‘have’ reeded with swivel adjustment. Cord and plug included. Silk Shades, $10.75 Oval Shades for floor lamps, of Georgette over silk, finished with silk fringe and skirt. 24-in. size. Silk Shades, $13.75 Beautiful oval Shades in attrac- tive colors, made of Georgette and cut net over silk. Trimmed with heavy; silk fringe and ~kirt. (Fifth Ploor.) Stemware At a Price Extremely Low $ 700 Each — .* "THESE beautiful table appointments are offered: in a selling of unusual interest. Seldom is it possible to purchase them at such a low cost. Each piece is of clear crystal glass, with a gold-encrusted bor- der in rambler rage design. The assortment includes: n ‘Goblets ‘ ‘Parfaits Fruit Salads Cocktail Glasses Wine Glasses ‘ced Tea Glasses Silver-encrusted Glassware is also shown at the same price. (Fifth Floor.) >

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ae - ' ee ~ > war > ~ + ap = : st ; ( . 4 * 2 ae ST * = er ‘| ow eee | _ ' tials ‘ i wectne m —_ a 4 we ey Ns, ‘ pa " By ; * 3 + , ‘e P . “ ° - af | batt a ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH lone Appreximete ly Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined =: az -_—= iL : _ . - 1a ++ = ADVERTISEMENT. U.S. COURT AFFIRMS JUDGMENT —_— CLEAN OUT YOUR ©— Frese oamase sot }}—Wittiams’ Shaving Soap- D0 FALL, WINDS , : | Do You Play Mah Jong? | State Supreme Court Had Denied } Free Saiienattah gvtiin by wat’ . 6c y 4s, experts in this fascinating game of f MAKE YOU SHIV — — Orient daily from 10 to 12 and ] ON'T curi up to the st . , radiator when the coc | Damages to Widow of P-nginecr . BILE TU 4 FS Killed in Collision. Special at 5 Spectal te the Pos Dispatch Drug Shop—First Floor. r WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.—The : 1 t"nited State ace e Court yester- Ca a . 5-30- . on mer ~ ; come. Get a new suf y United States Supreme toun Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth t ed blood—new “pep” and st 1y : ¥ lar speaking through Justice eesti a me aa i Gude’s Pepto- Mangan a Ho'mes, affirmed a judgment of the : 3 : and get out and : The Purified and Refined Calome! sae . } a ee ~~ —— —_—_— . ee. ~ oF Kaveh Gall wont her’ ; Tablets Phat Are Free From Nausea *S*0Ur! State Supreme “ous ess | , . | The whole family needs \ and Danger. ' ing damages to Mrs. Jo! — Frese Flannelette Alle the fall—needs the ge . —_— . ~F * : . rf. hae Se. = ; ’ n-* account of the death of her hus Continuing—Oaur Sale of Radio Receiving Sets Giiieis Linen_ . iy. of iron it -contains- Hemmed Huck nereee’ Ole areas it crea You have always thought of calo- , = eka Ni ht owns . “eet rredicine : S06 OAS aiir c : wou to take. That was the old-style cago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad. ue y n calomel Now science ‘has robbed cal- under the Federal employers’ liabil- S ’ ; Free the health 4 omel of its nausea and danger, with- yact Striped flannelette with Size 18x34. 4 wajue of Gude's Pepto-Mhncan. sent : , foweph J. Frese, an engineer, was V neck und double yoke. , | gets Trial Package of Tabets. 9 f 3 for —igst your mame and ad ' . e Breitenbach Co. 53 Warren St. out detractime in the silghtest from =e | . ft liver-cleansing and system-puri- {+ st an Illinois grade crossing Undergarment Shop— / . ry _- : fying effects. The next time you are when his train « ‘aed with a Wa- Third Floor. ; sagt Pe ECL BA MARTE — . Linen Shop—Second G d ’ | i e’s | bilieus or constipated ask for Calo- - encine An TJllinois statut —— - tabs. Sold onivy in tracde-n irke hy Justi » 7 i e - es * appetite for breakfast. Your money GP OS rl on tie entbeten Seek at aay Gree stqe if vou are is the reeult that the trating came Has strap shoulders mega of Radlo : | __Hemstitehed and -Rem@! net perfectiy delight — woe T° . with filet lace and hem- | . — | embroidered i tabs. oo ee i Pe thee the stitching. H | Reyutlarty 500 ¥. $1 Is All You Ne —— . | oer . 8 i ur ies .cG mr | Paste ~~~. if ’ : si] is SIarvuUu asd ; im ra.i, , Third *} . i Save Money—Pay Cash Puty n Frese to see that a — _ \L ‘ . 3 for 7 1 00; 7 | Victro id @ ciear tracK and (nar : 1 at : x BEST — COAL | > Tom tam Ge ee eee been e e ° © mara Be: FB 6°, interest added to unpaid ! Fancy Colered ny 3 i — —on ees Geaee Sets. son deel on —on the $59.50 Sets . : ; | @# ) OES | at ec AMEE AN Ripplette -— i ¢ | | ‘ . , | ‘HESE sale prices — Reasons Why 7 4 Yards § 1 00} i : are astounding. — Long-Distance i 4 » \ ™ “a7, | 2 ae agg single retail store _ Reception 4 j a ey ea RTY NOW. NO SETS meeney Oe ee “4 . 5 , «Sy, learn aarmemrieemie scat: a x enviable record for long- ’ ; WILL BE A AIL- distance reception. Ask | s : \ ; . > T tT “ ~ , , , rear a , The b Savory Roaster A 5 A. E Al Se. HESE ‘©. 220 Reetiver and No. S25 Amplifier eS — -** 7. . & ab sale that no woman PRICES AFTER THE Regular goes! Perfect | | I4 | . within miles of St. Louis $ 1 OO PRESET (222.3. = eos — Co-Ordimatios — a }* i can atford to miss. Our : THASE IS DISPOSED Price $10 Monthly Scientifically perfect i] vt a lyre ieskes! t k - d Regulariy $1.25 OF. units, each co-ordinated 14 : 4 be § ense s oc Oo réa y- —pblack sheet steel oval. Each brie in or tgina! package, full vy guaranteed with, the balance of the ; 3 & —?) to-wear must be reduced speiiidtaasteiiiieiis Uittasiiin * . * against defects in electrical wiring, matefial or work- Set, result in unusually ae at once. Profit to be for- Basement. high effictency, | gotten. If it’s a bargain —- == - Buy Now for Kennedy Cut = Water . q : you a now is the Christmas oo . miime and this is the eet cena am ‘ i | ia cee lial pines aan bank-wound coils enable io 0 place to get it. Selection of 2000 Wigs! arse pro wills. long-wave reception with $ 1. 00 a Cortes Geet minimum loss of : ; Music Rolls Buy now, for the Winter et Large jug and 6 ginseeas | ‘ months are ideal for radic “Body” Ca : all cut in the popular vin- | | : Word Rolls so EN ce) y pacity | J Renuler actos. 82.48 tt a Kennedy design reduces tage design. Early shop- ; Seite Semiimetatiaiin 7 to a minimum the annoy- ping advised. each; W ednesday. * . ° : Cut Glassware Shop— ance of body capacity ef- Fourth Floor. al ~ ~ -) ” fects. which often prevent | Amplifier 3 for S 1. 00 Book of Reoqular Price, 0 ‘ satisfactory tuning. = — as illustrated, ‘s 9% $15 Dowh— : — ae Instructions 5.00; Highest Grad [ : ; bidlestacenieeald oe on re $5 monthly | Workmanship Goblets and 7 A Comper 4 = 01 .B- ae : The cabinet, the parts, $15 COATS, § 9.95] }) — SSE MSE mee Sn cot poten ty premade Day $25 COATS, $14.95 3 with each Set. 0 marship, ee of # for $30 COATS, $1 7.95 paren Pin Sets = E Special Section—First Fleer. $1 00 $40 COATS, $22.95 —— ed Ss 1 OO * . ele a ee ae a CEE es $50 etl Glasses $55 COATS, $31.95 Sterling silver: dGaintily j é Goblets of the Sizes 16 to 55 erameled; all the \new Extraordinary One-Day Sale of “die ddan, 7 Jewelry Shop—First Floor. W 9 EF ' a { Men’s Fine Felt . | x ' Bedroom Slippers — Pumps x Formerly Priced, $1.75 —Slippers y. ‘$15 SUITS ..$ 5.95 Now $1 OO Formerly selling at much higher cue Guanes Gee $20 SUITS . > 9.95 Bee. rea and Grab prices but becau se they are solled —_ __ Fourth aloe : $25 SUITS . .$14.95 MeGecond Floor, and otherwise slightly damaged we : $35 SUITS . .$19.95 ——<—— ve . offer them for Dollar Dav. | : $45 SUITS $24.95 as wi Sewing oa 6 Glass Towels | es) , Sizes 14 to 55 Fringed Curtains Machine Sale $ 00 a Pair eae mis Our Grdéatest $1.00 HRN “is Hats at A number of good ‘re- Each newed Machines, all in perfect mechanical condi- wr oa erie: This Assort*menr? ? heavy 2 “ , lace panels with all-over tion, offer a great saving A good assortment. over 600 ! design. also mareiiostte opportunity. A few are ieee } + gf “ : x th wide lace borders. listecd - pairs, ae: of Cc ourse ine omplete size f —S—— SOc oummmmmmouncousounmmnpet Sibcumtimmnoanccumammmeaneqmmimnascassenoummsien on =—=—S—0510————"I0 cAv AL) are finished with ° Singer 66 __ $25.00 assortments. Included are fringe. Drapery Shop— Domestic ..... $10.00 . ieee aie ..... $1000 —Satin Pumps Sees Siecer ...... eee. sdiniitdiiadliinidi a -Patent Leather Pumps $15 DRESSES, $ 5.9 $20 DRESSES, $ 995 $3 PRESSES 8356 SSES, $17.95 Women's Hand- . . . $40 DRESSES, $2995 Beoetienes ee —Combination Slippers izes 14 to 52 Initialed | | Very Special! You can afford to buy the se slip- COATS For ia, STOUT |e Handkerchiefs New Machines, $29.00 -pers just to wear around the oie: » Various styles of | and metallic cloth as velvet, parine velvet’ smart and stylish wit! trimmed with flowes face, turban and np s albeealhes and SUITS to save your better shoes, but in | f With %-imch hems. | Just 15 brand-new long DRESSES tegulariy 19 bobbin Machines at this fe , | | "Pe! i . athe db | miendaererl 8 fe 1. price. Slightly scratched many instances you will find them elect from ae = r in shipping. An excep- cood enough for en ] < a | c Z me Handkerchief Shop— / tional value at this price. « (Sil 3 oar street ” yhewoee weeee. Sewing Machine Shop— wear. . ~ 619% Broadwa = Basement Basement Shoe Shop ~_—-~ et Sed ee | + " “ * bh ‘ sng ne \ i : aS |

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td ’ — - - . . : -~ a eel ¢ ant » | : ‘ : ' ; 7 _ TeESDAT. tte, mt : 1. -ceeds that of the Daily Star and the ined by Approxim r 40,000 5 POST- ; ‘TUREDAE, > 9 OCTOBER 16. 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Excee vy Ste Time s Comb y App ately 40,000. : Bo. LOUIS” OISPATCH de CTOBER 16, “egg, — ear a | ee . a ona ee ADVERTISEMENT. | attacked the British administration | tion, ‘will be received, by the om 00 recpieenty ee _ *y af ata will mature Pe fa — . . — : _—__—_—_—_—* |of Palestine under the mandate and| Board of Fund Commissionérs rs eek Lines ee ee DIABETES | SONNENBERG ; |said that, instead of making it a) on Noy. 1. The bonds, bearing in-* $1.000.000 6 year. | 7 home for the Jews, it was develop-j— i P ; " peaBlipe sagt , - | Contrary to — belief. ts wr r ah ong . ‘ | FALL WIND . Ld The Per ect Rubbin Alcohol | a 2g we ts —e 4 —_ | Sells | . A AIN | ‘ing Palestine werdeiss:s Arabs. Muiti-typewritten Letters OO f g | nanny et. compigte cheraical and a) Clean ‘iven by our own bi YOu SHIVER? . | Orie-dav service tor sales or eollection letters, e | Relaxes vour muscles after croescopic examination. 25 determinations, p . miltett Lum | Bids of $5,000,000 of Road Bonds. | etc. Multi-typewritten on letterheads you supply. for $2.50. In addithnm. we furnish a. + ; aa * ehensive report of find- load at $5.75 per tos. ating game of the 7 | Special to the Post-Dispateh. F we canes | oan and suggest changes in diet to cor- | rows never use any other. +: , } -ow , _ —Bigs 7 or One rect slightly abnormal conditions, if we . to 12 andl ON’T curl up to the stove or a _--:.._| , JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 16 ; -G Thousens 25c an | Se ee : B t 1848 7s radiator when the cool days , Conduct Unbecoming an Officer | on an additional letting of $5,000,000, ou O. Letters d 75 | apg OS eS Arena 2637 Olive 1 come. Get a new supply of -s— - and Inefficiency Alleged by | of bonds from the $60,000,000 issue 16th & Gave.) : Your Druggist Has It ' Dept. i. Louis G. Pobinson Labora + tories, 3] East Fourth St... Cincinnati. © aT ase “nap” tamina n Ninth to- = blood—new “pep” and s . : venth Gude’s Pepto-Mangan for a About 15 Subordinates. | time, and get out and enjoy | glorious fall weather! | | whole family needs Gude’s | Formal charges of conduct unbe- | fall—needs the generous coming an officer and inefficiency 1-Linen of iron it contains—needs | 8) voted by the State for road construc- | s09 N. 10th dt mg oo oe Se ee eS ene EEG) Re —> ———— i are made against Col. Charles S. wigorating power and the en- | ~ ’ ned Huck it eanten. Your druggixt has x hornton, commanding officer of : ‘ 7 : Py Bi liquid and tablet form. the 138th Regiment, National Guard | Towels iy. | ; ; Trial Tablets 7°.%¢. for yourself the health-building xed. —~— / 9? 3 Over 1000 Dresses Secured Fr yj fy ys | /, Over 50 Different New for This Mammoth Event Styles to Select From 3 'of Missouri, in a speciai delivery let- ef Gude’s Pepto-Mangcan, send forg.n- | ter sent. last hight to Adjutant Gen- Trial Pockage of Tabiets. Send Lo Z| —just your mame and address to eral Raupp by about 15 subordinate | o J, Breitendach Co., 55 Warren St. N.Y. | officers of the regiment. op—Second Floor. 9 As is known, a general court-, uw ‘martial has been convened to sit in, St. Louis tomorrow to hear charges 4 to-Mangan | which have been preferred against | e} . AH \ i four officers of the regiment who} nen s - - H . and " 'are alleced to have been guilty of) H : dk \ f Tonic Blood Enricher | insubordination In addition Col. an eTr-. ; - , ' Thornton has requested the Adjut- chiefs s. sant General to summon a court to : 610-612 Washington Avenue. ( | ” ee ee —_—- —— ——, . + Sal Ten days ago a Dress manufacturer received an unexpected cancellation from a New York retail store. In his anxiety to dispose of these Dresses, he offered the entire lot to us at an almost unheard-of price concession. We bought them, and they are here—fresh, spic-and-span, for tomorrow’s sale. All at one record-breaking low price. , an review to investigate his official acts — oo eet as commander of the regiment. red. pularly 500 which first became publicl, Ai . A nown abeut a: month ago when a : . } rynmumber of the officers signed : O ‘Obin asking e lonel erchief Shop—~ ’ |round robin asking the Co on: to rat Floor. t i a Model 210 ‘resign. He refused and relieved = i i= o three Majors of their commands. Another, Maior resigned. $1 Is All You Need! : de e charges and counter-charges from dissension in the re¢i- 7 TT Officers’ who are believed to have t »f-the- . a a 3 , ~~ : signed the formal charges against the Colonel, declined to discuss the - Loom | | tA | | 4 matter today. They said they would , , , t lowcases | . 4 | ie ie tials Gen. Rapp is in St. Louis ito-| Eight of the | Eight of the aay . 1 OO | | \ , oe : , Officers to be tried by court mar- Dresses in This : Dresses im Phis | ' ) nf ied tial tomorrow are: Maj. Burr 3 ° ‘ . , | Th | Goodman, Capt. Arnold J. Roem- Sale at $718.00 th Extraordinary Sale at $18.00 ice edge and in-? | | kl 'mich, First-Lieutenant Robert F. Are liustrated not talk until after the court mar- | size 45x36. | 'Schuette and First-Lieutenant John Are Illustrated et ate recalled eo : co 9) - Gerken. | y= ol Values at 1) tay 3 » air “Meborany oF WANTS BRITISH MANDATE Ne: if Walnut ‘y Colored : OVER PALESTINE CARRIED OUT ipplette | | NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—A resolu- , | DOWN tion by the American Jewish Con- Is ° \ i. gress insisting that the British man- ie SS ene ward. : Secures It for date over Palestine be carried out, i will do more towards making the tt ~ AY as | Your Enjoyment Jewish national home a fact than' uitable for chil- . any other possible act, Israel Zang- ompers,, womens . will, author and publicist, yesterday esees - ' resses and pa Christmas Club Saeanmnnn tt Matte cnatenes ‘equires no. ifiron- : at the session of the congress ¥ Just Started Se atinlae 99 ~~ gar SE Ee ; : englan he said, reepects theme tons ) Choose any Victrola in United States’ opinion and wants ee i f our complete stocks, pay United States co-operation to re- 61.00 Down and $1.00 a store peace. I am willing to meet Week, and have your ma- a committee and draw up the reso- chine delivered for Christ- lution I suggest in order to impress mas. the British government.” Zangwill’s appearance was greet- . c . | , ed by applause despite the fact that , 20 q~ > |'at a morning session of the congress | 7 “5. a motion was passed: disavowing the a address he made Sunday i ‘hich “Dependable Merchandise” he said mes oe swat ft in te forego their lj political hopes regarding Palestine 7 1008 O ive St. rather “throw a match into § Open Saturday Evenings such a powder factory as the globe. fk — has become.” Zanegwill in his address vesterdayv, pam ‘» * = & = = - — TT ; a a 3 eS 83 86 | . Set . | 7 1.00 | pi. jug and 6 glasses, ia | ~ f n the popular vin- | | ae ‘ign. Early shop- leed. lassware Shop— i 610-612 Washington at Avenue yurth Floor. | w eee -- —_— — 1 Glass Water A Sale That Is More Than a Sale. Not Only Are the Values Truly Extraor-_ dinary, but the Styles Are the Newest of the New! eee eee ay Just Arrived—the Latest Styles in lets and ; vet sets a) 6 Mid-Fall of #4 for 1.00 ; erbet Glasses and of the clearest | the dainty prim- ign. - Regular Sizes 14 to 44 Extra Sizes 46 to 50 laseware Shop— ourth Floor, f — oo Styles _ ve Dinner Dance pclae Evening’ Afternoon 4 eat broider- | ) ; ea for em 7 Our Greatest Each Hata Bridge Matinee . 1 00 : : — ~ Business Draped pie Hats at of Wonderful Si isle eal 1op—Second Flees This * Materials and a | Popular an Outstand- Price! ing Value! Straightline Styles —_—_ iest Towels ed for embroider- Materials Canton Crepe Satin-Faced Canton Satin Lace Chiffon Velvet ‘e "~~ * os Various stvles of the favored new fabries—brocade and metallic cloth as well as the always tasteful Lyons ——————_ — | | velvet, panne velvet and combinations. Small pokes are Georgette : | yi $ g smart and stvlish with brocade brims and velvet crowns, 7: . . . al , r / & neau Olive : trimmed with flowers (Other chie effects i”) off-the- Iricotine Poiret Twill ial Oil | face, turban and mushroom styles trimmed with fancy (Third Floor.) | | ted, the quart, | feathers, ribbon, flowers, ornaments and self-maferials. : | Select from black and other desitable colors. “A + (Firet Floor.) p \. | amma oe Se GG mR em 1.00 | hop—Secon4d Ficer- 1 | ——_—_= th gy pp —— pp —— -—- 9, ——$ ——p —— ———~ 5 — —— A CC A A OE RR EEE ESAT, A A A TT — a a a a a —s wy € . . » -~ é ” - Ken yi i Tite. , 4 | Pa . . | . 4 ‘ Bi \ , ; - - Ae it nd Ly 5 Bee Wea > a r ~ i 7 3, 4 ee — , ¥ @

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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 : ‘ F : 0 AY. ” ' pe: Pan ee eens ee - , eee ——— —————— — — OE ——s ; antteata : — BERR ESB EE SESEE SE EBERT ESSESEERB ESSERE SSSSBEBsceaestes BESSBSBSBSBSERBRER SBI US SS 2 & 2 @ 3 : ‘ , - TeV ag Gaffer SINTUES OF 2LINOS i mid Pile Congressman Richard Yates De-| ae eee —— A —_ —_- ee hela altacadeeall —— a ~~ How to Make White Daisy ) Art Baskets Now being taught in sour ribbon section _—_—-- , - i) .* '_--* S@i. = ba : : 4A cc +f tw ae , Used by Millions. Send for Free Trial. livers. Adcress in Memory There's a White Daisy for every room in every home i ) $ ; | The suppositories are etapty won- : dertul to relieve itching, allay that ‘of His Father. - gravating eense ' of pressure and en- t _—_—_—_—_-— able you to rest and § pw che Associated Press. sleep with comfort. wmrewrerTrern Ak 1¢.— ne so o- | | See NGr tS, Se a most every Gruggist Statues of TB former Govern so in the . S anv I linois. Vv ar Governor Richard ae mae, S6t Ov Tates and Gov. John M. Palmer a ea ge : the State house plied plle sufferers * t with these woné@er- giounds today. ful suppositories Congressman Richard Yates de- shows how highly — : plan ? ere unveiled : nD Grent. Congressman Yates, said the PERAMID aE gg? SE Wich former President credited thes T - Kied’> send me « Pree sample of Pyramid nots war Governor with discoverine as 2 as ee 5, him. and giving him his first Civil His addres* was Sale o Lustrolaine Trouvenette Amoline Francette — Oe . preparation for this. - t to its extraordin: 42x36 Pillowcases 2 — L- Sta d Bedspreads ' Te Se te ERS Coen F led - pe Ae ns . Comforts ce lanigdy eis, phe eae 30c STAM ped n s Hh wr ’ ’ ’ Velvette Bonovoine a ait 7 43 “ork Coat mahutfa Bolivia Sport F abries es gree make a price fonce: ~ . we accumulate an | , Furs Used: : e | made to sell away Manchurian Wolf _ % = Every Coat i Nutria . Welf aa jn a smart style, . | J ; | ) Squirrenete be well worth coming | Crepe and Silk ) 4 Rgme . a ee War commission. Street ) rt ollows: —eeameememeemmmed 1 i> ale ” et Rickash Yates cate ae ee touched many phases of human «x- istence and activity. There was ‘ the boyhood in the log cabin tn AKen- tucky from 1818 to 1830 ig the town of Warsaw. Gallatin County, Ken- tucky. Then followed student cays st Miami Wniversity, at Oxford, © rext. at Ilinois Collewe at Jackson- ville. Illinois, and finally at the Law School of Transylvania Univers'ty at Lexington, Ky. a et S, with bs eter “$i 55 $3 iam ae leached — ' tS 75c 81-In. Bleached raxse SeG® inacnes Gente > - eben - ae * . oe » se ‘J 4 7 , filled forts zht and woven; fee from dress- Sheeting a TK rs "= ™ Lave . on aaeonr ae $ | 48 - aha. -—- - = t _— . «4 = - - e* - - io & a ‘ >. ra? ae eee e. > ei SIO ew tes - a ya ~ D _— — ~~ Se. - . Lh. in Lin Li hh An * ay er . a _— . 7 eS . a 7 eh, ~s => 2 a ted oa Embroidered Pillowcases Exceilient quaiit}; Bc on from 2 to } . 59¢ x Aten — 81-In. Unbleached Sheeting | $1.45 Sheet Blankets} = 224 biuc_pair $1.0 sely woven, rom 4a $1.00 $1.50 Quilted Cotton Batts ! o- ; vo ig nice. € _ 2 Se! ~ is rsa . : eri? ' ” - ~— . ; { 27¢ 36-Inch ished heaper than at "2590 inches... $1.39 ‘ - _ a y' ~ =e. ete 3 - ne ae SS ee ed oo ~ oe bee as ree. » 4a “Then followed years at the bar ; ; 4 em fort siz 4 F an@ on the stump, six years in the Fruit-of-the-Loom Muslin aS Snecw ; ft iegislature—he winning three elec- till lengths of genuine Fruit- 89c Esmond Bathrobing “a s 3 : — ‘ nig n git tions 1844. 1846 and 1848, and iater four years itn the national House of Representatives at Washington, from of-the-Ls Musiir ° bles he : ed: frée trem starch; lengths 7.50 Wool-Mi sn bing in e ~4 — 19¢ $s 50 Mixed os ra 4 is ais Rea Blankets patterns, J/-inch : 69c¢ from 2 to S itu i 1851 to 1855. He was a railroad 36-In. Unbleached Muslin S5 35 _ president for five years, 15859 to i ser ible 12 2sely ° 22c Percales ’ . . . All ° . +i 1859, and then Governor from 1561 wove! tree trom ica sSpecas Lares ‘Die Utd size, Percaies in white and rray . ae ce in Sizes, -a to 1864. Then the senatorial ex- ne ee 10¢ os fg fl ee ely ge ome nem ote and dl my aie. Lined r | iy perience, 1865 to 18/1 and the next st eshte m@hair boe:.d. a patterns ves il I5C 4 | two years, which were full of the 42-Inch BI | 4 peace and happiness of home. nch Bleached 22c Outing Flannel = “The vital things in his life were ting F el in white grou his service in the House of Repre- sentatives and Senate at Washing- ton and his service as war Governor: iPass 8 «° Tilinois. During his service as Congressman. he fought for the homestead bill, roads, railroads, can- 4 & 9. als and other tmprovements and ob- 4 tained the first appropriation for an improvement of the Illinois River. . ~ | aa! ‘ ae | me . ee ee dese m ! ” St: : Fa - oe — ~~ TS a a _ - ‘ *s 8 . =e- $2.85 ty. j hecks, tweed ma 0- ' 19¢ — er are ~ > ) ’ ' ' ) J ' ' ' ) j = _ . , ir - ‘from. black 42 , ote SS eS 45¢ Cotton Blankets aes Semen wie ' ' ' ) ' ; , 1 ) ) ( { { de Raby Pants: ' - or - - { He sacrificed his congressional seat by voting against the repeal of the : . Missouri compromise, well knowing S nght off he would be punished for being too » = = Oe ee sea pe $9.85 Chi $1.00 Kieinert’s Rab- ber Sheeting: = * . » fric a é-In. Surgical Gauze S 9 7 9 | Lunch (tothe ~ 'e f extreme on the siavery question. His d: suit e for all suretcal z =" Suece | InisA bl > | | vi - ae ; ‘a ed; suita for ail surgical 10 5 > Suede . ; | delft. bi 0. | : i" speeches were greatly admired. His purposes 3t from bel: Cc _- AVY wei uin gray patterns: are : , et - ‘ C: ' a , senatorial experience imciuded the . ) Bey ‘Tders ve . | oo ek Genuine bleached Indian We : . : 4 - 22 in ! awe hlesk Araeces Y : 3 @rew Johnson before the Senate and — a ine Head 39¢ Fea ther Ticking ber Apr 39 + ee = — Canton Crepe in : a a Catner .icKing the w ars ~ _repe in Hrnmivy woven, re- navy diue or blaek. Very Crepe in brown, red, } engths from 45¢ $3.00 Scalloped - to 30 ya Bedspreads ed stapie biue and wh 35 81-In. Bleached Sheeting S$? re ———— - . ® guality ee Chec be voted for conviction. He sup- a é shen ported emancipation and univema! suffrage and gioried tn being a radi- ica} Senator. along with Sumner. Oliver P. Morton and Jo v } supine Nein yy 27 . 7. : ¥ Autuann 2. ‘Se Tattitc Edce: Fersibie Qua@ilty. mExcep- nice quality for dresses ‘ — ay jade, Lanvu : 4 s-yard pieces in Q- ceptional §? 55 or $2 79 tt tan or | quoisé, cerise al —_ rs » , by) ; -_ » &) | value - . ase DIeweeS .. cca ee oS J, ta or black... .. ~~. a} ~- ~~ - + ee RR eee Sept ee . ;~ . ™ = > >| se¢ Li verv e- ~: = Prne P | iVaim Fleer.) § j%""****™ j«-+* +8 8 @@ @s | aaality; 3 | am © tant 23c Pajama ad Sherman. _ ~ Spreads, scalleped ul — Pajama . 17 - | “His most brilliant service was as 81x90 Bleached Sheots tae ; eens © Gas ee iv a a: 5 war Governor of Illinois. He dis- Geed. seerviteahie eualite: ase 5Oe- Matasaak ‘ 3 e covered Ulysses S. Grant. appointing C. 08 . free from dress- n | Soo . him assistant in the office of the ad ee ommed | 15 ogee a FFs wide kegiient 14 r $3.50 to $4.00 Leather ‘ jutant-General and then mustering ee ae ee -preacds thine: very soft finish C nusu . officer and finally Colonel of the 59c Fibe - iped $1 59 Handba S$ . *,* , . — | r : | Doesnt burt a bit! Drop a little Twenty-first Illinois Volunteer In- —— Stri oun Colored Table Damask 4 - , “*Freezone’’ on an aching corn, in- fantry. irting Wlity. su + Fast rs: 72 tee wide | f ‘4 @ stantiy that corn stops hurting, then “By proclamatien he dissolved the = Te ee re is st . oseiy woven and ry service- Four a Hundreds | shortiy rou lift it right off with tminois Legislature in 1863, alleging roven silk| stripes 0 : agen ag ~ lps sive and buf! gpa iy ar OFS 3 fd r : i. iues ang + ee: i . 29¢ — 95¢ Styles — . 2 fingers. Trulr! that the Legislature was acting in _ Ti hn , ’ > , ee? Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of sympathy with the Southern Confed- : ** - s “! . = : : Free zone for a few cents, suffi- eracy Under his supervision |.linots Hets Just” Arrived (‘Bargain Base ment—Nagen ts. ) $45) .55 7 cient to remove everr hard corn, soft equipped 253.000 Union soldiers. He« corn, or corn between the toes, and the earned the title of the soldiers’ An Unusual Selling of 700 ealluses, without soreness or irritation. friend hecakae he chartered steam- ' On Sale at : boats and went to every battle field his Price ’ SI ES New Velvet Hats i Hand : | | wounded Illinois soldiers He hb: - Fal] Hand no appropriation and paid the ex- ; ? ars >, fine Hats for the Pekes ~*~ Pushbacks Tams Matron and penses by appeals to his,frierds. Mushrooms Dress ; Picture Actor Hurt by Aut - DS your system ciear~— Br the Asecciated Press ; Pp , P - * dactar hillc DO@*¢ at LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct. 16.— Ait! og yours } 4 , — rouen ~Warcger nveiope - aves aoctor Duis 25 | Naan tel die eeieebere act- yours an ] a : sc Winsetinen haa The new close fitting | and the smart velvet comt " *. ote - Ae eae aes : : ’ a4 . Be . } o an | 4. I > C- : ; - suffered a fractured pelvis and ilViG stvie ana taste ] 3 4) , tions are only a few of Hats in this group. > = wes * SS . *-* ~ —« * 2 . . ° « * »e~o ert > ~~ _ -_— ‘ ’ } ’ 2 abe ; ~ ‘ "2 - — »* ~ nn > 1. + > = ste . a siege severe wcerp uo _ = i | De : ea { very —— | Becoming Hats for the propriate styles for the ma Wik, and the conservative ' | | when:-the automobile in which ~ : . - a - wae riding ore irne: re “=i li bi + and titted ,erTy , unusual bargain. Nice- for | ~~ | y 19 vies ol sR S| ) eo) Pearl gray, Copen, shades predominate and t its of : n use. | are many unusual styles (Second Fleer—N ag (Main Fleer—VN agents.) ‘ "i — *. ~ ; »« or , . a ~ + = ‘ - . - . ’ ~ . . . “- .* “~*~. * J ’ a» *> . ‘ . . _** —— . — : ’ ~ } 4 ; ' ; > - ‘- - : be - ; . > f : . " . *? . > > a ; .. y { : > > > >" " ? . ’ o — ~~ = 5 - _ ~~ --* 4 —* « . - i - ~- * » . ~ —_ . > . . - - ' 4 ASOT?) * — > Fr > . 4 - oo aan oa " — aad » ms | au iA & 4444 ad > — 2 | , cA -. - a > > . : . > = > > a as a 2. ere > > > . __— -_ 2 . ~ . e+ SS" . > . “ - ? . ~~ . — oo . eee T” . P : > + > : : we Lc ine a. Ww “A. BELA. ‘ , : ; ue 7 _ -_ 7 > Y . TT a. ; Pe o re ; r| ‘o? Tr Thy re a. t "> * ——— — | . . . athe ss = * i — . ” . - — . . . a ~ Tear 4 rc i » \ > = fy ~~? " * 7 - ; ’ ~ > * . . . . - . : ~ts : _ ’ ~ _-- —_— +. ._.* . , ‘ > * ew : >_> “ > e pets i) 3 ‘ A « . + > A . % ™ f/~ . Barcain i Housewares .00 and ° lot of Lace (u id > Ladles : sae : cel - Ts b- own a . ° eg long, of heavy imported OO Pairs of Shoes In This Great Basement Shoe Sale 2728 Pairs Low Shoes 1272 Pairs High Shoes both border and allove scalloped edges and ot In white, ivory and Newt $2.95 aluminum—with embossed handies— > 29c rery Holdfast Ties Holdfast Ties are rapidly replacing the old wasteful and _ laborious . tte ne nn nn nn nn a) a i i i i Te i : . te Alumin Cake or Pudding Pans . method of tieing in the shoe fac- —or pur jUualit im -Qt.. | | tory with common twine. They deep shape. AQc De: cam: ha oda are made of strong cord and are : seams a :4 = | ‘ Ae ee ¢| equipped with an ingenious wire 7 Aluminum Water Pails | so ay ia | fastener on one end, that makes ees Thick quality (but factory ‘secorids), in *10-quaz | leony weed Seem $4 49 i f binding at any pressure a fast and | a — | : hearty é simple operation. They can be used Hand-Power Washing Machine nied on splendid Gaaity | : to great advantage i the = . “i he eh ugh speed vacuum pper wanted ecru shad ae in stitching j : : var i s inn g ' ~—- % i room for tieing uppers, in the sole You Will Fi d | fslightly scratched in tra $13.95 — | n whi : : | leather room for bundling soles | and in a great variety of ways ; | \throughout the shoe factory. ? } mo { \Electric Washing Machi $3.00 to $5.00 Shoes All Out on Tables. 4 = ne" ast 2 tomon QE Take Your Pick at This One Price. ———————— $59 7 Made in various lengths and dif- A i a number of very special purthases ve : to make up this offering. We're placing thetti.a Ironing Boards : : Age . oe 2 tao ferent colors for specified needs. United Shoe Machinery 1 . . : . = - — : iu nA} ir r ‘ a2 > — ding stance we. oraced - | it beak is : | = | 20 _— S 1 95 4 ) | rith smoo' finished | | They're in the . ere Are: ; a7 . ea a Tas nm fe f Th . a “ ™ — - ——e So ack Kid Muitary Oxfords “ ’ ~*~ wen : : «ep oy spaced sec Gets "Em Rat and Mouse [raps ‘ - ' > T.a [ + - a ef al 7 aiv succe set u. iu Traum t ie i _ Corporation 1423 Olive St., St. Louis rap—sets iteeif after each rodent - ‘nters Trap As much as i¢ rats mn ome trap with one bdait- - , se id= vr ar place of the pests on Mouse Traps, very «pe- 59 eres : ail an c Fiat Traps. very = 9 (‘Tetrd Pleer—¥ “= 7 . bf ry Da i ~~ ‘“~ © >> a _ 7 4 . aa « *» ’ *. In sizes 21, to 8. Widths A to E. CO as = a _— Oe - - eee Sa™® SSBB RSRSRSRSCSCRS ESB HEBEB EB RBBB RE B ES ‘ > ‘ Ss yO ~~ - wa

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E vent That Hu : arkable als: rouvenette rancette onovoine sort Fabrics ably atin Crepe Satin Crepe in es of brown, r black. Velry i .' Crepe iton Crepe in r black. (oats annually presents a most unusual Hundreds of women, ‘who await it each a to its extraordinary TUPSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923. —— -_——- eae ceatla emencmcaaces : 2) me. Cee fm ¢ SS [oo 7 ee aa i SS ea ee ed ' ——— n Annually Await! Come and Make Your Selection From tion of Styles and Fabrics value-giving.” preparation for this sale, we call upon every » York Coat manufacturer with whom we do » make a price concession on a tot of Coats. we accumulate an immense assortment of p made to sell away above our sale price. new. wt | ,a smart style. ’ well worth -coming hundreds of. miles ~ aire in All Sizes, 16 to 46 (Second Floor—Nugents.) Every Coat is of a wanted material: tO You'll Save Substantially at This Surprising Sale Price $8.50 Chiffon Velvets 40.in. soft imported black ‘and gowns. Fine quality. - $5.98 $9.85 Chiffon Velvets 40-in. Silk Chiffon Vel- vets in new shades of Chiffon Velvets. For wraps | Pr#in This October Sale $3.98 Brocaded Crepe 40-in. Brocaded Canton Crepe in black only. Ideal for Fall dresses ..... Molly-O Satin Canton 40 inches wide, in new Fall shades of brown, gray, $2.98 Toilet Articles 50c erg Cot- ton; l1-lb. rol sterilized cotton inoOC $2.00 Hertalot Per- fume; Chypre Rose and Ambre odors, ont , 89c “2Se Lernay’s Qui- Sait Taleuam; handy ehaker tins. | 7C Rie Monarch Hair P Brush; imported sterilized bristles. Aluminum 50c Hair Brush.. oe NS — — —_— — —-———_—— _ Oneida Sheets Seconds of $1.55 $1.85 Sheets... 81x50 Sheets: seamless; no starch. A Utica Miils prod- uct. 42x36 Oneida Pillowcase; regular 45c Case 37C (Third F loer—N ugents. ) Monts | The Store for ALL the People Wool Hosiery. 1-09 Embroidered $2.00 Suede Gauntlets Fine-w earing Gloves that. fit and look well. Priced Strap wrist all around and With embroidered > 1: i backs. A good selection of desirable Fal] $2.50 Novelty Chamois shades. $2.25 and $2. 50 Suede Gauntlets Fine quality imported Chamolts Chamois Suede Gloves suede,’ thoroughly washable. with > Very good quality Chamols | cuffs cachet yar 4 embr 0) tees? in Rov side cloec king. aiso ne style silk and woo] tlose: lightly irregular but will nivé. the best of wear. (Main Floor—Nugents) 75c Thread 5 5 C | Silk Hosiery... with Men's thread-silk lisle tops, black. white and col- C orrect Fal l “Sy. 75 ors Sizes 944 to 11% . (Main Fleer—Nugents) (Main Floor—Nuge “mts. 75c Vests and Pants Women’s white ribbed cotton fleeced high-neck Vests and $ 44 ankle-length Pants. Sizes 34, e 36, 38. Suede Gauntlets with cuffs pret- tily embroidered in attractive i. signs Embroidered backs. good assortment of Fall $1 50. shades kiose, € ity tw -tone eft. ered b ack. shades .... Sale of F alia Gowns $2.00 and $2.25 Gowns on Sale at. A | very time! iy offering of Flannelette Nightgowns- —alsd®b some of the warm slumber ‘cloth Hiigh and V-neck styles with long sleeves in ail white or with pink or blue stripes. Trimmed with hemstitch- ing, fancy braidiand ribbon. Cumfy Flannelette Gowns Nightgowns of heavy fleeced flan- nelette, durable yoke, with or collar. Braid trimmed or edges on slipover styles. Full cut Extra-Size Flannelette Gowns Very practical, high neck, long sleeve and double yoke Gowns Trimmed with hemstitching. Come 4n pink or blue stripe, will wear and launder nice. Cut es full to give comfort to Sizes 46 4° ay: és ; $1 50 the larger woman. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) (Main F loor—Nugents) 45c Huck 29 Cc Teme. os + r 2 . os 4 k; -ellent . oO€ $2.79 tan or quoise, cerise or black or black (Main Floor—Nugents.) quaiity bath poap.. ,eee* 5¢ (Main Floor.) ffering: H undreds Of ‘Smart Hats Just illinery Tolaorlow| Trimmings Ostrich Quills Bows Fancies — Whiting & Davis. Mesh Bags $5.00 to $7.00 Gold Filled Satinay Pads large size: filled Pads 27x40-inch. bound $2.95 Nursery Chair Strong built Nursery | golden — with wide play trays. closely for baby Tape cotton Size quilted, cribs. Chairs 50c Pe Soft, fleecy, white trude Petticoats, in Button shoulder stitched edge . 69c Baby Hose Silk and wool mixed Hose with re- | inforced heel and toe. White-only. Sizes 1 to 2 years. 2 eat 06 . Sale price 79c Baby Blankets Pink or blue cotton Baby Blankets, in at- tractive, . conventional patterns. Stitch- ed edge flannelette Ger- infant size only. 3° $1.00, (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) Howard, by a band of masked and robed men. Howard reported the affair to the police, saying he had been kidnaped from the home of L. B. Hoggard. Howard told the police that he was carried 10 miles into the coun- try and accused of interfering in ‘somebody's domestic affairs.” He then was flogged and thrown out of am automobile. Mrs. Hoggard, it was said, received a warning note prior to the kidnaping which was signed with a skull and cross bones ands the letters “KKK.” Linwood F. worry to those who have it. The most pronounced symptoms dizzy spells, hot flashes, shortness breath, dreams that disturb heachache, nervousness and @ =p feeling that something dreadful going to happen. Norma is for high blood pressure and nothing else, and that is why : does reduce high blood pressure, as that condition usually with women at the important change in life, many have found it the —— helpful of remedies. Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph, aderie and Johnson Drug Stores sell and know what a wonderful ee ee ee ee ee ee ipa oid ewe. ae Arrived On Sale at This Price Hats for the Matron and the Miss ORDERS THROUGH GOVERNMENT it is—so do druggists penny our druggist can’t get it for Japan Buys $15,000,000 Worth of pet be sent C. 0. D. b eal a . Steel and Lumber in U., 8. Norma hie mut A Yard By the Associated Presa, N. Y. i TOKIO, Oct. 16-—~-The ~*~ Govern- ment reconstruction board, through the Foreign Office, has placed with $9.98 3 “ | the United States Government an a order for lumber and steel amount- $2.50 Wool Tweed ‘ing to 30,000,000 yen. ($15,000,000). 54-inch, fine weight fer coats, |Home Minister Goto says other ofr- suits, skirts or knic . rs. In_the . ders will be placed through the Gov- good shades of tan, brown, gray rnment, if necessary, to com or pepper-and-salt $I 98 y pat > mixtures _ profiteering. ( Mgin Floon—Nugents.) $ ‘3 I8 Styles Pokes Roll Brims Shirred Brims Tams ~ Turbans $5.00 and $6.00 Coatings moe ie ee eo i a $4.50 to $5.00 Sibi Bikes BES eG $2.25 Brushed Wool A very special offering of an all-wool Coat- 36-inch, fine quality, good . . Ce - ‘ . Silver Plated oo | i pec ! ; | : mei ae | , | ing in the 54-inch width and in a rich lustrous 7 | weight; rich finish. In the want- | io na : ~ . $ 98 S ‘ | ed tan and gray. Much in de- | finish. Choice of the wanted Coating shades of : Ge | jacquetter gem? ( _| brown, Bit fox and black. Jacquettes $3.50 Wool rs $5.00 Poiret Twill 54-inch, fine all-wool, double 64-inch, all wool imported Velour. In the wanted Fall shades of “navy. , Close twill; eorrect bay, euits or dresses. In the men's blue, taupe, reindeer, Sorrento I wanted shades of tan, «$4, 49 or biack. weight men’s «blue or black... | and the smart velvet combina- Hats in this group. new close fitting an@ only a few of the The ms are ll A. special purchase of these high-grade Mesh Bags, made by propriate styles for the matron | ) this weli-known factory. Only s FS . the newest dome shapes. Both strap and chain handles. Love- ly gifts. Becoming Hats for the yo d the conservative woman > Two-Trouser Suits and Overcoats Shades predominate and there (Second Floor—Nugents.) Pearl gray, Copen, sand, eé many unusual styles in’ (Main Fleor—Nugents.) & o .00 and $5.50 Lace Curtains Mt of Lace Curtains of filet net and ° et 7 ot tha ay Ti Me aves in a big variety of patterns. | " — — Bancroft Sunfast Holland 4 ee ee sees eameen vat Tis raat 4 > Shades both porder and allover, effects. : e Poy In a Remarkable Sale at you'll get better service and ‘more satis- on 2 scalloped edges and ot wl facti ow. wall papers will make aiue wigrn &. In aie ih ory ao Tented che he: i. , 4 ( lan 34 36-inch $1.98 ; your home a bright, cozy place. to liv e BT 38-inch $1.96 5 6 brane in SEES SEIMEI go. 95 | $125 Line -inch = : . Panels Mixed Taffeta ..... “ Ad All the above shades are Quahtx y shadow laces— Heavy quality Taffeta C retonnes, | vanc € ed es feef long fringed, and ce mide: can be used one to | Shown in a sple ndid range of tapestry 4 ete With tassels. a Tri ae d with fringe | Patterns. Beautiful color combina- | 1 Q , heading | tions. of Holl: and Cloth, vy Atmerice® “olla A Shade : ofely woven muslin with § woth piossy finish oe stunted he ruarantee ~d la rn rollers M: ae Wall MAL, ers Just Arrived $1.00 Silk Mixed Drapery £8 inches wide. shown in solid, as well as novelty colors. Makes beau- rgie n _ 1. 94. 49 handmade well-prepared event, A long- planned, you to men, that you'll find it will pay Arablan lace (Third Floor—Nugent®) wanted on splendid quality t i Th i clit ‘ / iful dri peries. } as hat are more artistic that “ - * Wanted ecru shades. r (Third Floor—Nugents.) en attend. He re are the best 2g alue Bt Wall Papers, famous for beauty, correctness ee | ; $28.00 has bought in years—that’s cer- finest texture—at prices so . , : . you've been content with faded, Ss aes. tain! Most men are buying both—a Suit and Overcoat—and a surprising number are buying another Suit as well. The Suits —-? and 3 buttons. single-breasted young 1 ° buttons, single-breasted censervati double-breasted models, Drop in to see our unl on gee f vee come ok of actual ¢a es ‘ona Beautify Your Home w with W ‘Feel oe Rugs On Sale at he oo = °38= They’ re in the soft, deep pile 4nd are to be had in Persian iperfect 42-Piece Sets on Sale at yea teagce $1428 In an attractive conventional bor- ; y — ee ens models. ve models. sport and The high grade ‘Meakin semi-por- celain. der and green-band tinted detoration. These 42-piece Sets include sugar and sreamer—a full service for six persons. —2 and and 3 buttons haif-belted models. The Overcoats , ae ie Se —Hailf-belted Ulsters. i in | —F - ite Semi-U isters. 75c Pitchers ; Full-belted § 50c Nut Bowls Ful] box-back coats. Bristol ope ena wal ; Imported China | —Full and half belted snappy f'at bottom: » ahha epg ao for young with Blue Bird large size. decorations “evat- decoration. .... $5.00 Down Will Hold Any Suit or Overcoat Until Nov. 15 75c Pabcolin Special sale th week of the new floor- ver covering Has a signs. heavy enameled eur- . Tone face. Many patterne With at os |” 59¢ (Third Vloor—-N ugents.) Rugs. yin \ Ulsterettes men. Every Suit Has Two Pairs of Trousers (Main Fleer, Men's Store—Nuagents.) ROEHRIG & JACOBY, 1225 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS yard ULE Ped es eee ee 49c ed on three 29¢ feet (Third Fleor—Nugents.) eee en , , , | Geass 8222s eC RRS TE O OS OST SSR es BSIBIlXVAswfasseseeeoscesesseces | % ap e ‘+

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me Daily ocra the Times Combined * ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circ “ulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone adalilenanesss E als that of the Globe-Dem t and eet iN PERCENTAGE — Ni | ene Excelsior Sp g r e ' ie mr i mn r ( eA YEARS OF EXPERIENCE rings EO : Hi ih | HAA a OF HOME OWNERS IN MISSOURI 2 po aa 7 oe i e Have proven that air pressure and el i WH ; | State With 495 Out of Fach then section is the proper method of oe Se for Families. However, Above Aver- washing clothes. a healt and pieasure at age of 456 for Entire Country. . lieater . . Mine to the Pest-Diapetc! , "EASY WASHER and “Missouri's National WASHINGTON, Oct. 1/-—Mi: A oe ” . wag one of the 1 atatese to « rhe her ~oapy warer rapidly rarnish- Health Resort are 1 AH iW Orphans of the it : aE ; e loth ith- ed t HET a oe percentage of | Suthoeer, amd tuviies comparinen each known from coast to/ SLE A Storm ies owning their own hyomes with any washing machine made, Washer ‘iif uit Wi shin . cording to " handbook issuel | me ares ef price, style or capac- coast and attract over mn bth ai As women work in warm ae cet ger then 30 hoarse jn prospective home buvers by 1) , hall annuall . . i arran bedn lasue | partment of Commer« 4 In|] : 200,000 visitors ¥-\\ i i i a comfortable kitchens this i ms om meng “jn ice Be booklet shows the number of Mis Balance Monthly i Hitt i Winter, they can look ig r. one y as Allen V. Doste ‘ft ee wey Rone \. » prove the efficiency and cleaning power of the Liberty Nature's Own Bridie Paths Oe Ht back without regret to Eendents, has compi¢ted & CUTT prise Bf 2 rer Ceri, but this * ~ — oe (leaner is by an actual test on your carpets and ruc* 4 | F, days when a tri t the r Ng vit. detalii ing the) circum: 7 Be © $9.5 in 1920, a drop of one fT en ’ The Uiberty depends on strong suction for deep-seated 1] ed aaddile mounts Hii ; ‘ = as eee % 7 leat ial - I OI OI LO Ne - ® 7 . £ . $5. 00 to $19. 95 ee for 200 Extra Cloth Dresses! Odds and enids and broken sizes ghtiy muss « and They arrived their st illustrate neverthe- ¢ 7 i ead reg . ir "-. ¢ sal =* vt : . ' : solled. taken re >T™ ' as : - = ae : s > 4 om? less we are . ; . o4 > °@TTN in hie $25 oe le iain j m lu ‘ x? from $5 to $19.95. will be closed out Wednese sites a ' snderti ‘te Tiros re th chines, Canton crepes, (;eorgettes, satins and ( Rarmeen and t'oiret Will, hese won ful cioth Dresses are tne mations in practically every new Fal! oring equal of ma ve red at twice as n r n more than plenty of whites. Good range of sizes at isiaiiet ioe , . = WAIX FLOOR—BROADW. , they ar iced in this sale LA 3 “ae Louis Largest Women: Specialty Shop 7 / A S lPriced Sale of Fine — MT TTT TTT LUT TTT JVRUAUENUOUUEUYUUSOCGUEGUGTUEUOOUOEUEEAUUEEUAETGOVEOUG SALA Wednesday, several hundred women will become the fortunate possessors of fine Dresses that they had never even dreamed of | —— J at being able to purchase at $29. By a masterful achievement in merchandising, we secured such decisive concessions on this group : n +i ~ J here is Bo | if Dresses that we can present them to vouin an event that will be one of the most notable Dress sales pf the season. | anism to get 7 | Therefore, it er — —— o~n Og i s I a IO al atl, gl = Pm, a ete aati Hundreds of High-Class Dresses to Choose From Selection will prove delightful and most satisfactory, because no matter ng | what style. type or coloring you desire you will find tt tn this offering ) mag nal : : | ? \ cap, and you find an é 7 X is a magazine weil ) ) * >} he Materials: - | “ : = holds Satin Poiret Twill = ? = ) aod Wahl Pen i Canton Crepe Romaine = | colette pi ¥ = | Wahi Pen, $4 to i Moi Satin C = te $10 ! ‘Viotre- Satin Canton E : | —— 44 : 2 See. My Crepe , Charmeen pens 4 ere : i Lace Combination i af ‘ )) 4 | m) » -j i Dresses fer business and stree tear. Dresses for afternoon tea or bridge. Dresses for dinner and evs } i n styles that are at once authent; . an i 23 Stl nétive. Slim. stenniieis cities a that Fas Prrsamng - bare is. ‘chart. { | . Sond ti pie and Rew drape effect Ss, tier smirts amd lithe panels. S me are profusely trimmed in beads in : one, a aa Raesncaaat By ieee boar Dn peter Pog cahoots — pagar — — artistic touenen os he sle eves. As well which sre , H aS aii Peculiar siz 10; Tisses and men, there are a number of Dresses also shown in extra and stout sizes \ as the finest mads. © , Probably the most complete collection of Dresses in the Middle’ West is to be \ i Eat ~ aot Sota \ found in regular stock at Garland’s. Everything new and correct in style from oe away with internal pn aeieee. frocks at $15 on up to the most exquisite and costly evening ood damag { ¢ SE “OND FLOOP—SIXTH STREET SIDE a, | .| Odds-and- Ends Sale of Silk and Muslin U nderwear, Corsets and Sweaters Te make roo mm for me ITLL i cils | ring a ‘omple te close-out of odds and nds—son slightly led or mussed. but all of ! | exceilent qualitv and perfect. lis 1s a really re mantles opportunity to secure great savings in ¥ ondertal mere oe 1dise } | SECOND FLOOR—BROADWAY SIDE: | ale Silk U nderwear Worth From $4 to $17.50 5 aera Sweaters} |Vorsets ee: 1 Negigeesé Robes ) Chappre Coats $10, $12, $15 S S I8 $398 54.98 $ I8 S ._I8 Also Silk Pajamas and a | ae iy Sport Coats Values == . mnciatien: Gheaes Se ae for eats In values : gg eer ) Included in this off G T | | | . + : ncluded im this offer ar eddi S I M i Siip-Ons The Very Newest Sets, Princess Slips, cee henge a magn eet aa a °7/= I8 TO +) 428 .I8 } & £80 values $4 98 eo ee Models | 7 chine, Georgette, radium silks and Kavyser’s glove silks. Kresce Store Selix . > iu . 8 ze | The Kreewe 6 and 19 ) $10.00 values... $8.98 | | sem at amg Ml rr . | : ie ( $12.00 values. $7.98 ee imgerie and Nainsook Und : Handmad hilinni . sdvertioed im national Pai silk Slip-ons, worth | | Sn wroctie! merce Worth $2.00 to $4.00 | | Teddies; Worth $3.00 te $5.00 4 Corduroy Robes $29.98 98 : : p. . Chime out | ons - plat ants} > — - <¢ A Tare special wh tits mber ' / ns $1 $1.50 $1.98 $2.98|| $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 | | <S=mes Deis Colds } aes j 4 4 Enna THOMAS W GARLAND [no S———————————____________ ae ; 23° SCHOEN it ; : eauities SSS HS 11-15 BROADWAY AND 1190-32-14 SIXTH SP | F cA " . / : »

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7 TUESD&T, CTOBER 14, ‘1988 § i Va OCTOBER 16, 1928. . The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone : ced that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Appr te] y 1 ae z, i mtn *) Panera tli : eile Mice ist proximately 40,000. ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCM' 14. Assistant District Atto | | 2 ry tee gee ADVERTISEMENT ~ Y INTO CASE OF ROLLA says he never received vegda one | enn where he had registered as ciplinary barracks at Fort Leaven-/23, was called here yesterday. The The State requested that the eons | =a DENTS WAITS ON AFFIDAVIT ors obert Walker. 4 worth. pr pepe was filed on the grounds | be sent to Henry County. The court Will Take Off | - > oan —e ——- GENERAL'S Smith, a First. Sergeant stationed | at the people of ‘the ‘community | granted the defense unt{! Thursday | All Ex For Thin W aists “bes V. Doster, on of Men Ar- SON ARRESTED AS at Paris Island, S. C., left his organi- CHANGE OF VENUE iF 1S SOUGHT fendants that « f against the de-|to show cause why th& defendants cess Fat and Sleeveless Gowns wested, Says He Will Forward | DESERTER FROM | MARINE CORPS zation in February. He is accused of eee at @ fair trial is fmpos- | could not obtain an impartial trial | oF .. know that there io 8 Simple, | Toil . taking several Government checks) ° ‘in Henry County. | “yw (Toilet Statement This Week ou " _ megs that may be used safely a * The case of the three Rolla students | Dy _the Amsociates Press, | shing them in Eastern cities. Sea Bian Is Called. ! oe ot losing the silmnmess of youth? i. ithe skin of ugly, hairy growths ts as ‘f were detained by the St. Louis | Pes wan “ee = » Mo., Oct. 16.—— | Police assert that Smith has ad- “By the Parc 452: Press. » | - tang Hg). Bone pe — oe! “wo follows: Mix a pas te with some pow- “eho orm ) ° e now tamous rmo os for 47 hours, in violation of | dpabral Hatr: om schong Brigadier- | mitted his identity, his Fa WARRENSBURG, Mo., Oct. 16.— DD) CURED | sortption, known as Marmela Preverio- | dered delatone and water, ge Fa to state jaw which provides that a x snp A : m commander |jand theft of Government checks A motion for a change of venue was WITHOUT THE | peek F nee me Sen upon to oe hairy surface about 2 minutes, then s@ prisoners shall not be held pe ” a taff School at Fort | Young Smith was disowned by his | filed when the trial of Harry Knight, Pei chlareterns Me Besa, etal Diosases eured b my Soothing, Gentle Met through long sieges of tiresome pb eo . | rub off, wash the skin and the hairs ower than 20 hours in cases.where 7 et hs afte J a Kan., was arrested father when he was court-martialed |Guy Knight, Chester Kerr and Frank - No Danger. Ne Bespital fle Detention From Bastness. call Wes Toten tt wa Saltese.” pas pi ede yypg, Prnoman See tag creases are gone. This is entirely harmless warrants have been issued, wil) | [ere ‘ate yesterday, charged with|a few years ago for an offense) Carry, jointly charged with murder CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.—INVESTIGATE. COME AND BE CURED lets are sold by all Sruggist@ the world | and seldom requires repeating, but to. 4 presented to the Police Board as | ~ ‘sertion from the Marine Corps.| against the the flag, and was sen-|in connection with the death of || DR.C.MATTHEWCOE, Rectal § pecialist. Office Beara, © te 8 over at one dollar for a case, er you can avoid disappointment is advisable » as Allen V. Doster, one of the | le was found at a charitable institu- | tenced to serve a term in the dis- ' George McCormick at Holden, June | et OF. M._Ney Smith. $01 Pine St. St. Louie, Mo. Eves... 7 te 9: Sua. 18 to 12 f2-4 | Ce. 4612 Woodward Avenue. "bemseae to see that you get genuine delatone fents, has completed a sworn — Mich, on receipt of price Mix fresh as wanted. . Leidavit, detailing the circumstances NOE yy ‘ ; s vie al 7 — —— — noes ee . the arres | + . * so * ee yee —— — — \ Se ae re ——————— SS — St Bee CC ——— ee -- — -————-— — . ~ . Bi oster ay informed Inspector | é- | 5 ami = — - who ts in charge of the police | > — tigation, that he will forward an | rT | S affidavit this week... Peter F. | Thompson and Claude Kemper, the | other students in the cage, have de- | ° o (Reg. U. S. e ort.) ; : . dded not to file affidavits. Doster's b , - Fresh From Their Tissues | sffidavit will cover the entire mat-| | V\ A S H B we | | S BK S S ] L K B g O U S E S ‘ h ‘ ter. ; | 1. ALVES ES been told, the police base | | . e,e iiiiteass on the catsenent thet) In Dimities at $1.95 -Of Exceptional Beauty, $4.95 B® the students tvere being held for the | Federal authorities under the Dyer New Arrivals in = > a 606-08 wes Avenue—Thriv to Sixth Street act prohibiting interstate transporta-| | . _ - f Eton of automobiles because the au-_| | ve* nobile they were in when arrested ners Serre 804: three! | _ A Remarkable Purchase From a Ce lelieated Maker Brings a oh ae 'peen tampered with. Doster, on ‘the | oe | | e | "® other hand, displayed a bill of sale| ff a for the car and contends that the| |} Serco ten: | by A : ; . ™ were students at Rolla, .as they! | | | represented. t ; ‘ Thq detectives who made the ar-| [. Included Are Dinner Dresses—Party Frocks—A fternoon Dresses—Street Frocks—Business Dibines es ~ == > = rest say they forwarded a duplicate | ’ EY A a eR Rn cat Aa nll: es ana an A al ea is ® report to the Department of Justice. } . Starting Fire Engines and Timing Airplanes When a fire gong sounds in any St. Louis enginehouse, the General Storage Battery is called to duty. e For three years ’ Generals have been helping to hurry fire fight- ers off to save life and property; and {t isn’t on record that a General has failed. MISSES’ SIZES TO 20 WOMEN’S | 3 SIZES TO 48: A eS a I ee ee ee ee en ee eT

=, ™ Cre om : 26 harp is a ‘hasicall mechanical penci ofl. struction is. simple. ; $ no complex mech- o get out of order. ore, it works per- Carry two—one filled > new colored lead. ther pencil can give ersharp service—for irp features ¢an't be The exclusive rifled vents the lead from g. The automatic jn- s the length of lead barrel. Pull off the 1 vou find an eraser; dhe cap, and there razine well filled with un ingenious arrange- rr = ee ct When a dependable battery was needed to help time world’s champion air racers last week, of course the General was selected. Never-failing current was needed, and in every one of sixty-one distinct timings, the General lived up to its rorthy companion of \ is the all-metal job. en. It is a great \ | pen improvement. y What the neither crack nor General ' It will not wear out Storage time. .And it holds Batter ably more ink. y a Wen P does for 1a an a en ; iol ‘ten enquistte do. ® delicate ae a6 d are e in gold | timing evices an re en- r. Wahl Pen, $4 to gines it will do for your pos $1 se ar automobile, every day. in | course, for soli : ia Fo : el the year. That is because It is idle to relate how fine the materials are and how exquisite the styles are and how much more f uy both, and look name on each. See Wahl rubber pens. ¢ every moment is an exact- ing moment as far as the General is concerned. each dress is worth than the sale price. You have but to see them for a moment to be entranced with their exceptional beauty. We have received a goodly number but the values are so exceptional it would be wise to arrange early shopping Wednesday. i S _ | \ 3 Reasons q PSHARP Why the . mabe BEAUTIFUL EXQUISITE TRIMMINGS Is Chos MATERIALS AL PEN | sa Chiffons Beautiful Embroidery IMPORTANT. A pencil Anchor Seal—This great Chiffon Velvets Marvelous Beading pe —— poor @— new departure in battery Canton Satin Buttons isc Eversharp. leads, ® “aking has done away with Satin Crepe Braiding ; which" are recognized ' corroded terminals. Poiret Twill Velvet Trims yyy Flat Crepe Fucking Flares year. They fit the pen- ee etion—te re- E ‘oi f r. Pleating a=... cf. Tomorrow—New Arrivals in Fine GIRLS’ COATS Excellent Values at a -” ae Na * (( 6c aa is a. =—- aa Retail Service Stations General Battery Company, 2005 Locust St. Square Deal Batte ‘Ty Company, Warne and Horissant - Aves. Superior Battery ( ompany, Prairie and Raston Aves. Southern Battéry Confpany, 2246 California Ave. Park Service Station, a a 4. « nl ERTISEMENT ~ ee {fC a oa . 2 A very special purehs ise e nal ies us to offer these re- eos markable values. They are extremely well made, com- ine from one of our well- know n makers of girls’ ap- , j parel. The mater! ‘als are Velour and Polaire in colorful | plaids and solid colors of ris oh Fal! shades. Collars.of heaverette and self-materials complete them. Truly CUCL CC ee Oe ({f Selle Wildroot 6 6 and 10 Btore has pes stock of wildroot _~ lidroet tiovld eham : national magazines. = i yA a ( ((( v0 CC Fae Park and Nebraska Aves. wonderful values—very special at $10. oe ee Union Motor (ar Company, \\ re % ” He stoppe id . a $9th and Blaine Ave. , ty ickly/ Take Fi 4 u. & B. Auto Repair Company é é HOE A 33 LD “ . 312 N. Ewing Ave. t_Y PEA © | rT | ee eee - a

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% « * - > : = ~ . * ; ; ; ; " “e - : o . ~ 4 pei ale of Gingh Dresse: —7000 Dresses in lot—all in new Fall styles and secured ese | = 4 in remarkable purchases from three well-known makers | ° $2.50, $2.95 & $3.95 Values Se LA ~~ — _— a ———~ =e 8 ‘ SESSEBRLERAAA ALES ee ee ee ee RRP REE E EE EERE SEAL ELLA LALLA RELLEE LEE LAKE dana aiatataatatatatatatatatatahats*atahata*ahatata*ohaha DOSER Eee e eee eee ee eee ERE R REARS AEA A EE kkk a BRoapway Olt ' & MORGAN ST. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ed 2 Le ay et pre bere ors ee 29c Percales Canton Crepe Poplins $1.65 French ; | Serge oure wan) Frenc4 serg@. 36 FA it Sheets $3.50 Plaid _— | © An opportunity which only an unusual purchase could bring. =§- -++ > gigas 2 eek i met smnet envio = =Blankets isc) 2% v2 Thousands of attractive Dresses, all shown for the first time to- Stitt} Asa i elem Pay morrow and in the new Fall stvles. Every Dress shows splen- St - - ‘3 398 .. ] did workmanship, has a generous hem and is tailored to fit per- co &- BS : s |S - tectiv. From plain, practical models to very tancy styles there 1s Veaseees pee S-pound reilavet, Excellent Amoskeag ginghams are used in the / J | ys , : ange matens cag i es, ce Merceriaed 0. N. T. A ee ee majority of these Dresses, others are of Ren- cae 3 2 28 } ‘ea: Wek ele white, ecra and TM tert iz ‘1= -frew ginghams and all are of fast color and a tal sass e MS ot lnght and dire bi oe =o : ualit ) . eee mea hd bers 3 C quality that will give entire satisfaction | om a | Socks seh Fe balis CS . : I. om bh Choice of 30 Styles _ Colors and Patterns pery in 4 —_ color WOMEN’S ) : R “* t ™ patterns: art ated s.cocow SHOES | min’s » -~ o . ‘ s " ’ a et, " ne m and vr. , Te reinforced feeq; Diace, ; as 7 ; ore str: = per ions . ranted hee ane - . . ’ , sizes 2% to ; ee a ee ‘ awh ines 4 . SS - gntlane : | ° oa 4 Women's S4 Low Shoes | Giris’ $3 Shoes 1% : xen « * » * : ™ . +t . p : ‘ u chad : * * ~ - 7 area : ‘~ —_ es ; i 4 $1.00; . S1.¢ $1.98 - a, $1.25 FOUR-YARD-WIDE LINOLEUM Buriap beck Cork Linoleum paper back mes wards ’ ; . wide ; wer av a | ~ mm ene eeitd ~? . . - : Sea /)\s Armrt'eng Make 3 om 7 mii wreeuware,. ef O8@e and ~ > ‘wee - J : i » ——_ 2) .7 pact es Ff - ) L: 3 Y § @i t vard) pheces « eall which ar er : ; ‘went makar. (Al) gee it as =. \ ae ; > he \ ' ala ‘ : Ps | i yee me: “s _— . So, ee Pa oan

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AY, TUFSDAT. TU CTOBER 18, ‘1988. . ee _———— OCTOBER 16. 1922. ) The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Saoondal that of the D ae - - ~ _-— a a ttt lt ee a ail Orders ler the desired according ; Stating. your nd preference in We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Fui Se — — — Cash or $2 OO in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles | Exceptgd. ; SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 12 AND 14 ll Books ‘for $2 - in Largest Distributors -of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West Wednesday— Unusually Attractive Values in the —Including Thousands of Samples, Remnants and Mill Seconds z “ Women and Misses Will Find This an Sichpelanad Group of Fur- l’'rimmed Winter Coats , POS ‘ A® q@ Smartly . styled ye nf > « wrappy styles—of ss “ other fashionable hee ! 4p deer and kit fox. : . ! } $35 to $39.50 Values—Offer Wednesday at Coats mM Che, sig belted and $ 7 85 Bolivia, Granada, Normandy and —_— coatings. In black, brown, navy, -——_ —— Oo — _ SS - ee \ mgr oi a | eee : a “\\ : | $12.50 to $15 Dresses | $20 to $25 Coats | ie 300 Dresses in about a dozen desirable 150 Coats in various smart styles, the | stvles; of Canton crepe, satin, crepe de majority with fur collars. All of splen- | chine or charmeuse. In black, $9 | did materials and in the most $14 | ‘ . | mavy and brown. Special......... | | popular colors. Special at-..... | i EE —_ —EE ————ee | care —— . ° | , % Tricolette Girls Smart Girls’ “cr ” ’ ++ ’ “ay Dresses Coats Skirts Dresses \ $10 to $12.50 Values. .50 to $15 /aluecs, | $7.50 and $10 Values $5 Value for $ 52 “§ 8: 95 $ &.00 $4) .95 f 100 Dresses of plain Plain and fur-trim- A special group of 200 200 Dresses of navy or drop-stitch trico- | med Coats of wool ve- Fall Skirts of striped and tan serge—trim- lette: all in attractive | lours, Suedine, Polair prunella and fancy fab- | med with embroidery, styles; choice of black, | and broadcloth — in rics; neatly tailored on braid and buttons and . } navy and brown. Re- navy, brown, deer and |¢fashionable lines. Va- § ideal for school wear. member, the quantity is | Copen. Sizes 3 to 14. |+rfous patterns. In sizes 6 to 14. Vv. P limited. Basement Econemy Store A Special Offering of Men’s Sample Shirts Seconds of —_ — $1 to $1.29 Grades ~~ @Neckband and collar-attached styles of neat stripes and plain colored madras; slight seconds; sizes 14 to 17. ‘Boys’ 79c to $1 Blouses Boye’ madras and flannelette Blouses in fancy and lain celors; sizes 7 to 16; odd lots; - caleba iE bale 4 lie we be iat MP ee Sie eee oe 55c¢ 89c Work Shirts | + 39 Sweaters — of light and dark blue 4 s knitted Sweaters chambray; cut ful] and of h vy sgeber Ss: large oe eeronaly : nee i with | lial on pockets; sizes La rown;: 8! a” es 59¢ | to 46: each ene 65 | You Will Surely Want Several of These Dresses and Aprons. Aprons of Scout moestiy sizes 3, 4 chambrays; sizes medium and dark and 5 years; each. Tots’ 75¢ Rompers ss 6 ie a6 eee Gingham Rompers in 69c and 89c Underwear striped patterns, Creepers of solid, 2 39 bloomers, etc.; 45 ; C DE. 2S wa bo eae C and 3 vears only. $1.50 and $1.95 Values. q@ Plain tallored or trimmed Dresse S percal es an Bit Ail. colors. Prac- of durable checked a and tical, excellently made garments in ali sizes. ? Tots’ $1, $1.50 Dresses | $1 to $1.98 Underwear Rompers, Panty Dresses Two sample lines - of and Play Suits of ging- musiin and crepe gowns, ham, khaki and sateen; enyelope chemises, petti- coats, bloomers, step-ins 19C and camisoles; 79¢ and Sample muslin teddies, color petticoats, corset covers, Rasement Peonomy Store Relais Fa Measiness Store Seconds and Mill Surplus Groups—Including $3.75 Lace as e Extra Large Plaid Blankets Offered Tomorrow, the Pair.. q Very attractive Curtains of filet or Scotch W laces, in all the wanted tints. Mill surplus lot tunately secured for this selling. eave of $4.75 Mill Seconds $ ‘3 65 { yT , } au — heavy quality; attractive colors; 72x Women’ s Wool Hose Semi-fasi sik ‘and w Lops, heel: ite *, reels and en th am 25 : OSc | Men’ s Hose On bates ip ee ee ee oe “Men 's Hose Mtridi ves, lee syst | 13c Linsement liconomy Store $2.00 Silks Offered at, $ J .48 ee eo ; , =! a q Full bleached, double thread Terry Towels in 22x44- inch size. A spetial lot consisting of 400 dozen, from which many shoppers wlll want to replenish su ppl lies. 29c Outing Flannel » 19c Apron Ginghams | Mant s ren nants @ vyard-, Man ufact urers short lengths : blue. wide ies nelett in striped pat- 20 and whit che ked and tweedy ‘an terns; limit ifds to buyer; yd. C hams; jin 10. yards to a | Ic buyer; yard . Pillowcases Manufactt es seconds of 45c grade; $3 Tablecloths made of full ae aha ag cotton; 2 25 64x75-inch Cloths of mercerized pee 45x36-inch ach... s oC tern damask with 4-inc! Ry order of pink, gold, helio and ae 8 Eyl) } “Bedspreads hy -s ads secotds, of $3 grade. ‘ull ble I x spre , tt etronety thessad sie: seams 22c Flannelette Mil! len of white QOuting Flan- facturer’s seconds if. $2.25 $I 69 | grade | 35¢ ‘Dress Ginghams | Ma acturer’s remnants of inch Gingham: ip plaids and che ks, ‘tub- nel, 27 in he s wide; soft, fleecy 15 quality, xard C 70c Wide be coeny | Mill lengths of wenuin Pepperell! 19-4 unbleached Sheeti ; ist 44 1000 yards; at, yard .. C Printed Sateen, manufacturers’ seconds of 59c grade; yard. .39c Seamless Bed Sheets, 81x90 in., secends of $1.85 grade....$1.44 25c Dark Percales, mill remnants, 2 to 9 yards; yard........ 19¢ 25c Outing Flannel, mill remnants, 2 to 9 yards; yard....... 15¢ Rasement Economy Store Window Shades $1.25 Curtains . Opaque shades in white. velilow and tan, | Hemstitcheda voile and Maré juisette f 80-inch §14c. on good spring rollers: 29 to 33 inches wide tains; double hems; whi ite and beige; ede ving Cm: pl g; a seconds 39¢ | saline soiled; pair... 80¢ $4.25 Blankets ‘ ‘ 5 aut speseeces : " Crehannes $3.50 Curtains 60x76-in. size; thick quality: $2 Q , Tapestry, re 1 ot) : qualities that | Marauisette Curtains, in discontinued pat. overlocked eiiges; pair....... | ° 5 ioe tarined P TH pte 7 tim iMa@iitlie peat terns, lace _— rtion and edges; ae O8 60c to $1 grades; yard. 38C | white ggpiedh cede hae $7 Blankets 29 pepe? $2 Gertaian Wool-mixed quality; 66x80-in: $5 75 Mill remna: narquisette: with Fe a ite . « ia - ‘olored voile size: attractive plaid effects; pair.. . f to tch bad Se, iue Oo eee Pattee tet: wanted = HGS [crea edecs: pate «STDS 12.50 Blank , we 50 "Se toh | $1. 7 uf e Curtains f unusually splendid quality; plaids f a, oy Sun ox Se 7S oP ad 2 aol A bee a ide i. "the i aa ks onibe e ar pall $l. 19 pink, blue, tan and gray, with $8 45 patterns: > ard pid a tale r , 19¢ | > Basement Economy Store ribbon-bound edges; full size, pair.. ° | Hasement EXconemy Store —t H | z Wom ens SO! Ose A Selling of Seconds and Remnants, Including Irregulars of $150 $4 -10. | Hemmed Bath |] as to $1.75 Grades ... into: ved fe Tonka an codecs, Mie im- Manufacturer's Seconds of 39¢c Grade per f ,. 4 Yard viele oe j * »* @€s to 20 vard pieces of bjack satin, taffeta and mes- ,* hline’ which wi secured at concessions trom a prom- .% nent maker 4ll good, Gependable qualities. F “I KRasement Economy Store ars ook te eg nen een ne ne ne . Va So ES ———— ee eet ~ aily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ' THE HUMANITY WASHER The Perfected Result of Experience A Washing Machine noted for better results, durability of con- struction and simplicity of opera- tion. The body is made in copper or galvanized metal, equipped with Gen- eral Electric’ motor, furnished °with either copper or aluminum ‘cylinder. Acquaint yourself, without cost, with the superior qualities of this Washer, through a demonstration at any of the following dealers, $5.00 Down and Easy payments put the Humanity Washer in your home. See the nearest dealer, or write for circular. Fink & Son Plumbing Co., 3114 Potomac | |R. Powers Elec. Shop, —ae N. Grand St., Sidney 72, Victor 3526 Av., Colfax 3751. J. C, — (Buabvocy.) goes —~ 1 e Cae Bite ee TS cy Bs oa Beat, eae OF + Be ee *

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~a— - ‘ - Ae Li Fon 7 ; *? | 4a F i? y cS r % ~S a , —— _ DR Phe Ge a “+ hh ~ # . ‘a oe s ~ iFaie > - - ae rs) * Lf * > a Ty * education,- A Far Out-of-the-Ordinary Opportunity for Home-Sewers in This Greup of Popular °3 OV to *3% Silks —Offered Widiaiiday) at the Vers Special Price of, Yard...... @ Plain and fancy Silks of the onal wanted kinds are in this offering—many _ghades and weaves suitable for all purposes, including the following— $3.98 Skirting Crepe $3.50 Crepe Saiting $3.98 Puffed Crepe $3.98 Novelty Satin Crepe $3.75 Satin Canton $3.50 Canton Crepe $3.50 Black Satin $3.50 Satin Charmeuse $3.75 Silk-and-wool Crepe $3.50 Colored Duvetyn $3.50 Crepe de Chine $3.50 Fancy Brocades $288 Third Fleer If Fashioning New Apparel, by All Means Inspect Fhis Attractive Group of $3.50 to $4 Woolen Fabries | —Offered Wednesday at the Very Special Price of, Yard, for. . @ Suitings and Coatings, 54 inches wide and including plain and novelty effects. The colors are those most favored and the kinds of fabrics include— $4.00 Black Coatings $3.50 Poiret Twill. $3.50 Sports Coatings OTS@C ingly low. $8 to $12 from which many will Corsets in Fall Models til and pink silk brocade; fit perféetly and boaned throughout woth biack boning. turers. a —_—— | “Lily-of-F rance” Bhat Corsets and Girdles Wish High-Grade Brassieres made by one cf the leading manufac- Wednesday—The Second Day of Our October © Tomorrow should find many more women and | misses sharing in this extraordinary opportunity which offers many popular styles at prices surpris- | All Corsets Will Be Expertly Fitted by Our Skilled Corsetieres ———— — $B 00 Values for. . Medium and low bust Corsets an ad Wal tian e models wi tie top; the irdles have elastic set in the sides; they exquisite ‘silk “brocades or imported aneth An unusua! to Cc hi Wse. —— — oe » nations: ideal range of sizes. al Girdles and | Wrap-Arounds | fora Wear; shown in Third Fleer ~ A Timely Saving Opportunity in Women’s Union Suits — -_ | $1.75 and $2 Values for.... @ “Carter si very satisfactory. | bodice or built-up tops. splendid service. f Third Fleer : : j fi j 4 ; ‘ , ’ OS a Vy \ j \ 4 | ' \ ; | i . ; fh a \ | Union Suits—a || make that is widely known and \' Of fine pink cotton, in knee length and with Suits at that will fit snugly and give \" em e\\\ ———— : | | Featured Wednesday—A Special Lot of Wash Boilers th elas: are of group | ee — j $5.45 Values, » Priced |) €ali- ll enare ii spear tse t a + od — limit 19 sell - phone orders accepted. ' | | | | Well-known brand Ppper Vh £ ; $2 - _ ‘cad } , Btted a vo mn & Ss and tigh a us x ivy grade | 5 nus ro s ice $22.50 Washing Machines, hand- -power.. White Laundry Soap, 10 tes 25e | $22.50 Washing Machines, hand-power........ $17.45 ¢ $3 to $s Grades $7 Wooden Frame Mothes bs is pate Dipti eiseeaendei $5.45 $5‘to $8 Values $4 and $5 Values \ ||: $8.50 Washbonrds, fall stee..). |... ................. $1.00 rT in | | 2.3% Ww ae Cleese Di $2.10 15 3% S 59 i $5.95 Cast Iron Coal Laundry Stowes...........___. $4.45 . . | 1 55.60 Grirwoid Gas Hot Plates, 2-burner........... $4.98 1 oe.ce 2eee. Pests | Se® Brom Gets... .....) 006k... $1.25 ) $2.50 Folding Ironing Boards ..................... $1.94 | 1.60 Wash Tubs, large size; galvanized trom........ 69c New Fall modeis of *‘ Bien Braasieres of allover lace or Athietie Girdles and vane Re om ee pr aig ponies te oon nn DO — * = : . . ~~ Se te i Se C , . Keys brand: 50- 85e Jolie” an@ ‘**Bonita” Cor- pink satin combined with Arounds of handsome pink | ios ah eee aa grad oe Seeemiege alin ae plain RET pe ae ar earments that wil! eed BET SG PO Le Ss. o old Br s Piet wdtiabeo @6 6a ot 69c : ; . i I PS thi Lil rocade and eiastie eombpDt- Rinso Seap, in granules, 5 pkgs...... ris to a buyer; no mail or Basement Gallery $3.98 Black Broadcloth $3.98 Gray Jacquette Cloth $3.75 Black Tricotine $3.98 Fiber-striped Skirting $3.50 Navy Blue Serge $3.98 Novelty Suitings i | Distinctive Table Lamps $15. i @ Very beautifully de- * signed Lamps with metal An Extremely Interesting Group of Laée Curtains $22.00 Values... bases finished in brown, i gold and brush brass. ; || Shades are mede with 6 or 5, 5 panes cf art gies @ Scotch and Filet weave Cur- |} Complete with 6-ft. cord tai : anv distinctive at- | and plus ains In many} P terns, finished with overlocked scalloped edges. White, ivory’ Electric Fixtures and beige tints. Products of a 5 on ae orn yo forémost American maker, they | and heavy frosted glass. are unusually desirable for | shades) Wited, ready to ,-many rooms. 282s . Seene New Fringed Curtains, special. the pair.. i §s ial Wednes- | eS . a. $67.50 Axminsters Extra size Axminster Rugs— 11.3x12 feet; heavy quality and $35 Brussels Rugs —of the best grade yarna, [n Ortental designs and chintz ef- $8 Axminsters Hearth-sitze Regs, inches; tn many patterns in very @ffective patterns and fects; vartous charming color colors that wil] match s~olors. 9 75 combinations. ., $29. 75 large sizes. Special at...... iengndls aie . Special at ....... Spectes at. .2+s eeu 's998 @ One of the most desirable types of Rugs— § in Oriental and conventional figured designs” In rose, taupe and blue shades—all woven of the best | 4 a) we hy bse pret. them «de . @drese rw m by rear? «vi 7 a — - youths to gain an ba _ Over .« diaarhtilasoekt Mac Sipt. Bee 4 : Bditorial Pz , Daily Car ©. ee a PART TW O: | site a? = i i to Politics, in the and fut vided the attention of the ne present guests at the Hadley dinner Chase last night. Tt was difficult whether the ec eccasion was being eellor Herbert 8S. Hadley of V ton University, farmer Gow Missourt, or as former ¢ Hadley, now Thancellar. The be ne doubt that: the ernor ’ perinost “forn phase of the mbadter sin the minds of 1 two speakers, former Goverm ner and Fivde, | talked .of the QGovern orship portics | Gardner, acting a » far ffte the pbtlitieal that he began hddres : “my countrymen alled. « May lust about tr rined ? artisan si oe fe t exchange Mayor Curtail« | Polith Mayor gave the ma for erpneor toas first tu 4 ' address: (“hancellor ila«ie own! refer Chan -allor gratiows political ftiends livered. on eciicetio A) A ome new rade sere larivy on the oppo Afier that ee a n iota peliti. me. a 1 re . eceches, cede fo ssa Hawes could not irefral et ne me his oath Hadley came to betn compromise nominee fo : $12 For Community Frank ©. Watts, pre First National Bank. ni est argument in favor nity fund for educations! aid. ‘tc: Spencer, the last speaker, the discussion back tqward by talking of the needi for é¢ of the electorate, and lhe rai ke gis of the, Constitution ov ttherihng. The aegis |was s ‘hen the audience w 1M tty before il p. nm ving former Ge except Ajexand were af. the speaker Francis, more Cabinet Minister ands Piussia. was the dean : His term as Governer was fre was 20 years later. fro » 18993 Chancellor my '3. was next tn s#riiortty, ~*ipires ‘tn 1925. Cc ee Hadley's Add Chanceliigr Hadley. lin hh pared aberen said to t) for h-!p to students, | and urces now provided a suc “Fine bulldings and \ja stro ity do not alone mak a gre reity Earnest, rious- Mudents anxious for an ed and wi! ling to work fpr fit | Greatest asset of any institut! learning. The question today SO much whether teo ft ain ing to college. but woth Fro really want an Would Pe benefitted byt an are ing es a Effective fforts have bee 7? years to &ftract to, colles hiversities brilliant stydents Make nate paths therein «a Ore his work has been fal re: opel through sechdtarshi 1th that policy I am fn enti "ay and hope to see it ex © fhere is another clase dens, im whom I am! inter t is the ordinary bays an bey not Brilliant but subs boy who has to work an Bare : tO get along both te hés in hig edécation. Plea for Beys «strt “Fer such students there olarships, but for them I me to see adequate mas Ece. And where «ehduld th bore and girta, living in tl ai Weert South. > mor look for a ichance (melas ed here, im thie ia c ' the Mimtixeipei bod « ? Mere te one of gre of the mad, and the «

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Cartoon XEER ib, 2999 4 — inoehtniealaieaicliiiaaaa Editorial nate aTe ata ee as? Daily | ~ aT $1.00 =f lik-mixed THlome ashioned etyles. with lisle tops. Main Floor : dl taint ——— ‘aus ND EDUCATION MIXED J ATHADLEYOINNER sis cnescrose cence nance PEACE I EUROPE Te for While to Tell. ' Whether Central Was Being Honored as Ed. ucator or Former Governor the dinner to Chancellor Had] ey, at he announced, “Brethren and sisters, P 99 | Hotel { ‘hase last night included Into Scale of eace. | these bits from the various speakers SEVERAL HUNDRED le-breasted Shirts es: of art silk and nd cotton mixed, ocheted edges. In- to many fine organization&. but c: 3 alo essors but One at Ut COR= | once at ine Mian” iano MMered this one the equal of any.|°\°ePt that. the State Constitution as Member of the Sioux Speakers’ Table—Fund for KI ( followe d me and said I he. Sa Vs ot herw ise ion ged to the rottenest organization _ ae es maser aghin coe vial Tribe—Testimonial From _ Needy Students Advocated On earth, namely, the Democratic ms on mitary tore of the atate blesses LjTié t,OoOve ‘¢ ~ party. I replied that I was born ("© “Overnors body of Colonels— -o 2-year sizes. Third Fleor Politics, in the education, present . — guests at the Hadley Chase last nigh Tt was difficult ft ly of irts 85 whether the cent occasion was hb: r } ton University. for? be no doubt. ernor’ phase of thie permost in tie ner and Governor: talked of the Gove politice Gardner, actine got so far Into the ; phere that he bee the time he called he hy ia] vet inhout . nie 9 hy partisan bouc us T OMS hy woe e& aT i” \la yon ~@ \ $(ell Main Floor Political matters Shout his politica past, then cle vereqd drese cv) ediienat hi Fouths to: gain TICS 98 over politics ir) ¥12 Frank ©. Watts. First National Bank. tet arguinent in favor nity fund for educational aid. ltr Spencer, the last speaker, Third Fleer . 7 the discussion back by talking of the need of the clectorate, and &fgis of the Constitution bthering. The aegis place when the audience higse | shortly before The surviving former | Missouri. ‘ xcept David R. Fra ncis, "HE to 1892 Dockery, had he Fould have come 1£13.1 17, Frederick ID 21, and Gov. Hyde, Pires in 1925. ered address, said Tsity. Earnest, and Willing to work Sreatest asset of anv learning The question hese Bo much whethe r too Ing to college, but s ; Would be ben: fitted by Ing it. 7? Years to attract 85 e. Ms in whom I! tis the ordin: ry mt boy not brilliant boy who has to of Rugs— ‘ed designs In rose, of the best to get along bi a in his om alion PL a ™Olarstiips but fo ® to ser adequate boys and girls. lis | West and Sout 00k for a shane ninsters . Rugs, néx63 y patterns and match rugs cf | Bo here, in this largeet , $6.95 the Missix« Mirth Mier | | : of the land. ,and brought up a Democrat Henry menses came right back at me -with this one, —— enag then we’ Saye been | | “If your father. had been a Horse | thief, would you be a horse thief. too?” “NO, no,” .1 said, ‘“probably | I'd just have been a Republican.” |: Chancellor Hadley: 1 feel like vided the attention of the nearly 300 Jobs to give out, and felt my admin-| Warner, my early political mentor istration was slipping, I made a talk | Used to tell. He had pro] to students at Springfield on the/&irl. and she had accepted him, ane : : cares and burdens of the Gov r-|he went out and looked up at th elior Herbert S. Hadley of Washing- | ship, which Sper ital abn ce stars and said. aie pier . ain’ £5 0* of|say was the hardest job in the/:cthing against nobody.” nited States, except that of Presi- dent. Mr. Hyde was in my audi- | jy Missour!, or as former Hadley, now Chancellor ence [ knew he was a candidate but I had no idea that an “all-wise but unscrupulous Providence” wo: ever permit him to become Governor l-| Probably he thought I was exagger- fere in St. Louis iting the troubles of the (;,overnor two epeake rs. for mer i the nN ‘ | wonder W hat he thinks about vv ] es) were proposing ‘ny throw lier ' ‘ " ct . — - hat if he retires from politics some ime, and we are sure he coming back again we will give hin hearers as ‘“‘my count . Gov, Major, I found fault with Maijor| ret back: a former G Mayor Curtails because he hadn’t exposed the! who could have it again if he wanted , niqguitous Republican adminiatra- ir Americans were doing their best to | on which preceded him. that of Some of mv best friends in Mie- Biert @s (Thancello, (70OV Hadley Major suggested that souri were alwave men ieee: “ais Dy curtailing his ow) there. I looked into the records and litle off on the tariff.” 4nd the new Ch; ,,;found they. showed that Gov. Had- Fr. OO. Watts: Gov. Gardner has hex! mad TeEEET er ‘ : " ise and statesmanlike ive’, Je? yes then hy i? Seit. ne uding one Vv mhyiy rtanay Vy Versit% lari* c+? the Opp ie | "| fo than that I got 20 cents a day. '¢ 2 sivic 7 ica? - e . "> Atier that, educati er I watched Watts career as a/| lave ] : i if - . ’ ‘ ‘ — | ) Ron ~ 5 { } Ca ry IT) : o | ’ sy fir ‘ 17 , an ic! *] rd- Stig ’ . rer eee ee a dav ang in its own way, cast its great might | |later in Nashville, I said, when I,° He borrowed it for a day, and | > banker first in that smal! town, and By} ere he They are pleased station and on the wavy to his hotel. |Observance on Oct. 27 Intended to Give People enough, he gathered up a handful of them, and if the strong arm of | °Caus® one of them has found a | oid greeted him with applause ashe| Better Understanding of Value of Fleet Both in Peace and War. ; . ’ " Praises Hadley’s Administration. When I went into office. following’ An “ex” is o There are no ex-Govy ernors here , _..., | despair of the future. - SS Urges U. S. Not to Forget. - Referring to a statement that orget the World War, he urged that thev do not forget. : " oere yy, ro = 7 da ; t* - ado it, as tne records were et 1] J dice Lamm lise io 89% were —— ihere 1S nothing, he said. fo } you to forget—nothing. There is something. yes, something for you to} a Ae ST pe | be proud of. You came for naught’ ' ley's administration had been clean. | (0.a 111s Tennessee sfories until he but at the call of a great purpose and | , ‘ ‘ a great ideal It ought to be your VW hen | first knew Frank c) i? 1} ‘ fe. that Pye was } - 4 t Vou! ,% rT or a pride. The part you took in it is! ‘atts he was clerking in a drug farm As long as he goes around —— —————_- ) one which is worthy of your greatest ~-« trust that the *’ United States of | 1; tes hn~ , lea Be . ms . Cu- Store im my home town fr) Tennessee te#iiing tnat tale, 1 «hat! suspect he | $1 eek. I ki is after some office traditions. And my last word is that CITIZENS SKED TO DISP reia week. was making more (|*~ * me OoTtis - A . 0 far from forgetti vat LA re.i? . that 9 ’ Af+- The first loan | ever made —and T = f re ns tha part, . ’ made Hi geod T AT. cince was the loan of a bicycle to Fred Gard- | A™erica will once more, in due time | 17 Tn t} r=) ra es of e; os kept it a week. | in he scales of peace ' Arriving here in tne morning, he | Congressman Hawes: No wonder was welcomed by huge crowds at the these other former Governors. are while thousands crowded the streets | occupation, and ‘ause, at the lwe ‘scorte a’ si -see} |along the Mississippi River boulevard ;}and to other points of interest. | The welcome extended to Lioyd| ' a George here was one for the en-'! : political competition. They if others have, Hyde Sure of Some Support. that Republican convention in Chi- Gov. Hyde: When I started to run ©&E&°, where Gov. Hadley probably tire American Northwest. Seated at) more reflection and caution on the . includi Gov. - ‘ Mi *sota; | ' , ‘ji . etire with at least part of the party's leaders, and Had- a = ns kant . Preus, Minnesota ‘cally and nationally. Citizens are |pires I expect to r ley would h: Wer 1. i cial ae Gov. Nestos, North Dakota; Nena- : | ‘ f original support. se | uit IAve heen) piaced at The } a requested to display tne American per cent of ™m! _tors Hendrik Shipstead and Magnus | to. Jefferson head of a united Republican party, | and the history of our country would | have been changed : eg , : re Pp : pee When I first went Johnson, and former Senator Frouk|1/88 that day, appointees talking over the “‘brutal” The biggest public improvement Severance, a former president of the; holidays will be proclaimed. Republican majority, and wondering) | it has had is the one that| American BarAssociation. | It has been pointed out in a reso- how long their jobs would last. One Robert ~ Breck ngs made iin om Honored by Sioux Indians. lution passed by the Navy Post of e them said, “The Demdécratic party eattah Higgs ae ger: calcd bua During the luncheon Liord George|the American Legion that the day is ought to disband. 2 +#N9.” said ~~ university We need such . WP ewit 'was made an honorary member of|intended to give the people through- | her “but it ought to ai out lin these days of parlor in Sail aiesibien the Sioux Tribe of Indians by chie?s | out the country a better understand- politics after this.” ard sccret | preactiativs aamaaell in full tribal costume and paint from | ing of the value of their navy, both | Dhwn | in Butler C ounty a man Fan iticns. I like the tone of the gener- | the Cheyenne Indian Reservation of | in, peace and war. for Sheriff and got nine votes. When | ous reference that Chancellor Had- South Dakota, who conferred upen Ratio Not Maintained. shook hi s heard the returns he iey has made, in his speech. to 8&t. head and said, “People will be sorty Louis University It to ehadaneaneinna | feather ' rt resolution recalls, is ag PI by | for this some day; I am, @! lready of Hadley | Chief Brave Eagle, heading the| the ave be omnis , a Ngee The day of retribution and restitu- senator Spencer: A youth went Gelegation | with che assistance ns in-| treaty, and * Is _ ) i srt as always comes. Two darkieS trom a Tennessee town to Nashville al vedgege ae OF. a harles Eastman, nas a “— pean oS, wttdigaad were playing African golf late One |and wrote home later to his mother | nited States Indian Inspector, gave napa my gh spn > The next morning, |where al] the former Governors of Two Eag . rch, ,f SH a ra oan ling penitent, he w ent to chu the Stat wert present. | There amazed to see the winner of seemed to the mother to some : in the pulpit. |tone of boasting about the letter, and Meld of civic affairs in peace. his hard-earned money ne ; ; 9 Stein tas Th preacher saw and recognized |rhe wrote back, “My boy. stick close Lloyd George was given the pipe | nance of its .foreign hace les ae - ) ae * + . am P . town Ume this year part-time employ-| who were among the spectators cf/the difficulties, the embarrassments, “T should like to have Washington ment has been found for about 150 / the ceremony. the traditions, the hatreds and the | rinteersity known as a sc hool of op- students, who without this aPsistance Testimonial From the Jews. terrible problems which are afflict- portunity asat hopefulness, &;° a could not secure an education, There Addresses in Welch were delivered |ing Europe, and making it difficult | echool for the ordinary boy and rirl of also a t0en fun l established by Mr’ in receiving Lioyd George to the/|at every turn for progress to have | who have to work to go through col- Robert S. gentry amounting now | city, and at the luncheon Jewish cit- |a clear path. ; : lege. who have more ambition than to he ag which has been oper- iz ns, through Dr. Maurice Lefko- America Continent of Peace. 4 money. I would not want to see giv- ative for 16 years vitz, presented a testimonial on; “I am from a troubled continent,” | ; te them-any money. Let scholar- “For 20 years the Alumni Assocta- parchment in recognition of his | he continued. “This continent is at | () . : ‘ashington 'niversitw (arts | ™ rvices in the attempt to establish | pcace. I crossed the frontier last ir. the Holy Land a national home | night—the most remarkable frontier a sufficient fund created .to lend |ing part of its annual dues to the 1a: Poe sowign people. bee gaa A ppecin verge 399 rl aul hove money for their tuition, |maintenance of a student fund. Thts teplying tov this presentation, | guns, or voldiers, or barbed wire tc such iovd George s: tn ~ “ : an be found in a small college | ni representative. Up to the present | garet and Miss Megan Lloyd George, | ilization, untrammeled, freed from which is spread- ing in Europe ard the world WAS CX-/w case was argued May 7. David Lloyd George to- Speaking at a luncheon tendered to him by the Chicago Association of Commerce, was imperiled | len “PERPETUAL TREATY" OF PEACE Agreement With Turkey Approved by | Treasury, Beck asks to be heard, ithe decision of the case might poe ‘the integrity and operation of the netional banking aystem of the coun- Ory, cabinet today approved a perpetual | treaty: of peace with Turkey. The term ‘perpetual treaty” regarded as a mere phrase in Polish | official quarters, where it is recaved | prepe= be denied. government for Cabinet of Poland. * the Associated Press has given me to fight for the|them into one people, living at the | — — es Underwood & Underwood Photograph. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Washburn Child, and their t wo children, photographed on the pier at New York. ~ TREASURY SEEKS 1 DEFEND BANKING CAS Moves to Intervene, Challenging State’s Right to Control National Banks. By CHARLES G. ROSS, ic hief Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.—- Two /'new motions in the Missouri Branch Bunking case, which originated with the effort of Attorney-General Bar- l'rett to prevent the First National | Bank of St. Louis from operating | btranch banks, are before > FF & * "Pe wmager 7 a oe ‘:*e- DP le oi OE Ptr S S44 % € Pn Caine Kitn ch dik s SAS 454A WY a Ss. par eaa 2 oP fie ie he Se + 7 —* iho P- itm a >» if? a Om «4 .% ta 4 Se - = x

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—— — g7P LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 116, 1923. Py die BE EE Tare i (ee ve gi Found e ~ et ee ee _— ——— ee — 7 fit ; é | T LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. @e the Editor of the Post-Dispatch HE people of St. Louis are watching with much interest the result of the fnvestigation regarding the Holla stu- dents ‘Tt ts only because the bors of St. Louls are afraid of the detectives that they _ @on’t make similar complaints. then, how far will that complaint go? month tn the year there are coz- young men detained over 20 hours trumped-up charges and then re-. in their ofn good time in disgust by the law-abiding or law-defying of-) they could not get Why can't they be made to respect our ts too? It would save many 4 re- - gpectable old mother much embarrass- ment. We need our detectives and officials, force a law which such a proposal concedes is not but want them to respect our rights, toO. enforceable by the sanction and respect of public Once they put a boy in the lineup does it serve to encourage him or discourage him? More than one young man his wrong from his forced-on-him If they complain they are beaten or rearrested for “fur- ther investigation.” . B® BOYS OF ST. LOUIS. of the lineup. Careful Drivere Te the Bélter of the Post-Dispatch. WOULD like to say a few words in re- | gard to the young man that signed ‘bimeself “Sensible Young Man.” for one that he is altogether wrong in ‘his views about the motorist. ‘My husband has been driving a ma- chine in his business on week days anc en Sundays and evenings has driven his car for the past 12 years, and has time yet to run down or injure one or have an accident of any kind. why should he, a man in moderate | nees, have to put up a bond to drive his own machine when nm he got it was to take his wife, been crippled all her life and out at all until he did get da he be deprived of giving to ly way she has of getting out ‘family? Get to thinking of all his question and you may see i | oe aie p54 3 2% — = cf the man or woman, rich cr poor, down any one and is charged | lesa driving. have his license | for a year, and that ts the | that will make careless ¢riv- s . =e ete Smee or : natal : OP e. pare 0:.9-

wt ~ ee ~ 2 ‘§ ONE THAT LIKES JUSTICE. i Oil of Sprinkle to Lay Dust. / To the Buiter of the Post-Dispatod. BE read many complaints from both pedestrians and possessors of autos. There is one person I agree with, and that Why has the auto 80 good roads it is not necessary to depreciate the much right to make your home life mis- erable? They showld be taxed enough go as to pay for all dirt streets to be olled. ‘We don't make the dust and we con't own the street, but we must pay all the time. Suppose you had a little frame home all painted nicely and along comes ene auto, giving no chance for dust to settle: then another, and so on through- It ie not just, and I be- Heve I would rather not own a home, and join the dust makers instead of ¢ eaters. it was the dust eater. out the summer. Resident of 6100 Southwest. Safety Firet at Crossing®. the Pest-Dispatch. ‘tn the Post-Dispatch a crossing terrors, Y will tender my experience of five years age which may help the public to realize the actual reason for accidents at a rall- way crossing. Crossing the Santa Fe tracks a short distance out of Streator. Til. I was tempted to slow @own, and upon observing a train som@ three or four miles back and having plenty of tame, I decided to wait until it passe, I mo more than made that decision when the train passed and my hai stood on end. I gave 15 minutes thought toward. that. experience, and evén though my ehances might have been equal, I am well satisfied with the safety first policy Automobiles slow down to five and tem miles an hour, tn order to economize the abuse om a car. Trains, either pas- or freight, sometimes doing 6° an hour, do not slow down, for if they did. think how tiresome it would be te ride on one. Because of the speed, I resolve not to have an accident on a railroad crossing. Wholesale Raids. To the Béiter of the Post-Dispatch. ' READ with interest your edftorial on “Raids.” The wholesale “raids” now vetng made in Chicago. Ul. by Maror are no doubt “tlegal.” St. Leuls and fits police force have from expertence without a praper. search warrant is a éangerous and sometimes a very expen- plece of business and undertaking pot only to the police officers themselves (tadtvidually), but to the city. hotels, the small hotels are. on A large number are wage earners, trave!- or married coupies. The rooms are their homes. St. Louts keeps within . — inti *. —— _- > - se ~ , We must hare either expert and effective traffic .9 =, » — 7 . — : control, of we must build subwars for pedestrians these motor high war: At some time in the future such subwars mavr become n - Twn at intervais a&.0n¢Z ~ we? _— 77 > ai+4 7? . 7 __ = cary in all great cities But Fifth avenue shows R . * _— 7 « a> »~ - , a » how the preo.iem and e 1ved WF ne xisting +—-— ## - Ate - Gi “ CORCILIO“RS . ———1— — = s ‘a ‘ eg .stered 83 pe rplexed De Reeping within the temperate -zsone of discussion is thé best way to settle the z6 ——- -—— — —-- ee——_____ —_—— A West hens lar fowl work or foul plar Virginia man ts two ron © eggs a day. ” 8 HER Ine bree eS TNE Progressive watch air ra Re. actiomaries visit King Tut's tomb. EEE pile anit ————— a merican ~ a —_ re BACK. gow eed met Lé o i. * Secretar? | uts {n as much time meetin - P The case of prohibition, as presented by Mr. Hughes puts eeting people as thickly populated and highly respectable residence It is by no Why could not po- lice automobiles likewise be kept {nm touch with Th etst | 51 ftish ™~ ~- - = - - — . | JUsT ~—-- > o* ow e ~ - : - - x a - on life and dimension ft which Geals with Ca)! New York. . Ind it is pook throughou> i has been . ae eeason. : : —_—_—_— * There is & respect to us that Mr. | — s ash" of his. best rts. H a to tell the. ory a& ma ingly irresponsible wiio r gn enormous fascination for ' en on whom h's bear most heavily. | We are to admit that there are ‘ We have known!) them, b 1 never underst how FY ' Mr. Irwin does not) increas \" erstanding.. This quality « ) peal in spite of all logical cons _tlens must rest in some inta: factor... It remains intangible @ven after readin ‘Lew 7 ww) . ee | 7 os . Speaking of writing. /here iss of an address. by Georg : n, president of the BR. } tation of the City of as | * ae .. ; * oy os “On ‘the third of . — . | ) TA a oe | #eved republic was pi .. Morrow of a mos? hi fevered President, Watren G. I — > Saeed >, >o yo img. It will not suffice : 2 — es > Sets eS ne i ef Education to merely > - = id on rx. - _ ea mt ane Fy ath eee = neha oe Me yi Ration in the common ~ . +> ¥- : — > oak 4 _— oe 2 -~s. T ating! Bl i om ’ , ‘t - : es ~ > > or th * lights els heme talk of Florida or California. We thought | ®ot that part of the order that, ized & we i induige in 1 p ae .} - . 7 ~— 7 ot - w + -. ~~ 5 én , ~ - , ** * + = 3 ° ~ : . : ‘ : s Iam lea om x here > join — the canals scarcely smelled any sweeter than | schedule pending the settlement of a wage contempiatiohs that are rte, her in. Montana this Austrian said. “We ur u jiati : 1 Hee 2 9 peep ima ee ps ginny YP ; eu — River des Peres, but the popuiation | cussion between the employers and employes ‘ lative of an irrevocable ice : ing here since the war. It is not | of Venice does not mind that. It has never ‘the dan Th: of the Kansas py world.” ° _ a 7 = 2 m™m nr - | ~~ 17 , > , \ : . : aaa pe ° - 4 . A istrians a more, ana we Wil iet | Known the perfumed winds of Araby, or what i» pany = ] os . YY —_ ; + -” reo -f 79 —_— . be a7 : a — a Street in Bozanno has two names. At of St. Loule County, and it is doing nicely (recent decision of the United States Supreme - 4. e top is the new Italian name, and below it ! enauet 7 ye nll, art critic of | aieeii i sii is : iow it 3 en: Ug. » ‘fe r S 2 etl ee in ee an § itiiee!” & ™ ; Court In the Wolff case. This was the y t ashes-of-roses AU ‘ hain. ; Yas e@cSi.¥v Oo 2@ Mr AntWi ‘a though? 7 tis was all right We ae oé™ aaa geen 1 ate | Te ING Sg aR RE PaaS Bees Se! Sera Fel peor uae Prey eat Ny 9 A a : le Industria] C : tt oe A 7 ans are & rejuvenatec peopic "AMMOL aii ilxke the same thing. even in per- in.which the enemies of te a _ ornare “ee ey are full of vim-and vigor, fumes. We ail felt better about it after we had | asserted that the law itself had Been -_ eRoice, mo of ive t. e oar *har , ie YY c ar. re — . - ~ i + - : " . ; 2ona’te ties, he : : . r oi t] ~~ us leseness char ridden about Venice a bit—first in a motor | unconstitutional. The friends of the court a ned the box vy urse I 4 ' 2 Dp who lost the war. beat ich circled ¢ - sa th on - , | - a. ae . Rca omatpessdlngrany Be if os bs eat which circles the city and then in a gon ed that the decision of the higher court | ow it would re! and. - . e ns s — F ie we es , e aene | was uf - woioiere until Ate in tne nignt the gone- only the power of the Industrial he on. Charli rv . md om na ogo gy Shek ithe joe y/o doliers sang and people ore about happily (temporary, wage schedules. Evidently t expe tant as ~~ + * " 7 2¢ ~~? r~ ? +) + _ a. haw , - : »* . “a ” — oS oe J ™ ~~ — 9. ae * > ; : . 2 see. that you Aave with nothing more serious upon their minds adie. Cannel kK ; the view y- But, _ inet *t nothing to live for any more. precisely than a gibbous moon ‘ ; ee ee ansas takes ae 'y divining my wish. Hefwoo is we fe t e > Getttens , ; aa gerne Saket ; the section of the law permitting: : pr : “— Soe SW: ir football team-or base- We have by this time thought of coming ( o,.-+ ype pie saan ve te * pounsed upon that very tis rea n — te vou have sees th eniten oa = : . Court to fx wages wds affected by thea ered it freely, ~ “Chey a hh seen ollege home, and Mr.:Antwine has gone to inquire ; toe aind . » oF ; 4% : »wd returning * stieus from a8 football! about the steamer sniling from N ley “ey because fits order of Saturday restores ft adie a, Select far yourse os wa > ~—y ' + - ~ - 4 = Aisda i ' Di > ; —~ id gay : le ee Ol a . i wv order of the Industrial Court, i Secon he T oa ne Italjans after the war do not mean to croes the ocean this gins if'we | cine . ~- : ee ee a ea The Trentino is full of them. Thev overrun al! -an help it. wit} . . : ixing wages. If the nsas court ip then, as Wood ted to ee ne : ri. AD : rum @ii an help it, with Mr. Volstead. It was interest- this internretat 5 : Se intain resorts conducted for vears by ing + ry ; t ' this interpretation of the law ard the : Just naturally Mot au . for years 0] ing to ceme over with him. But as Polemarchus — — ~ e Sco + ou = io street Mr. Antwine voluntered to @o for the over red hair She was so completely an questing that the students be not fu “" S= your wa b ; wine, anc when he came in. with dott . . ve en thought to rega ireéives a aaa grtron | ered with soct and cinders tt was hard to | 4Utomobiles and that those who haves 7 aoa LmouRrgNnt o rT .* OL e | a mianignt . . : t he ~ S ' . ae the river. which sang at our feet. He presentiv * guess at her age; she looked about 16. She required to take them home as soon s#) wi Se ae — : : admitted she waa on her way to Hollywood Th! , ed be returned with a bottle, but ft turned out to Be fame old story. She waa taken to th h = his request is reminiscent of the : _ : _ - =— " = . . ° TO THE DAHILAA. way f not wine. So we all went to bed lnughing. de- F Man was alware fust as true Yet the harm done extends further tae siding we would not try to buy any more wine | To all his sense of Duty. ment to the car owners themselves. _ ‘. wig vn = Meg Oe " FairyDahlia, then he'd be like rgu— student owns an automobile and other®, [t strikes one oddiv that t[n Verona. where Full-charmed with grace and ty. well supplied with spending money. 2B Time s.eeDps and stretches wearily by the river, Why ‘a ' = | without, social distinctions result , there should ever have been hot young blood yy See aero Ges, yee favorably on all collegiate life. Many) ifke that of Romeo or sweet youth sighing from To live but for an hour, Se who can ecarcely affore such a usury” a balcony as Juliet did: but lest you mistake the While Man. Alas! so oft untrue, (to attempt it fn a spirit of em > a ptaee ey something less than the very scene Lives longer than a flower. ‘penses incidental to sending a son orf of nan in mi rtal lote tale they take rou around It must be that some angel's wing: 'to college are enough. at the lowest +8 and sh yw where the Capulets ané@ the Mon- Are hov'ring just abeve you out any encouragemesgt to add the maues ved even to the house from whose While from his heart a poet sings car to the student's requirements lcony Juliet waited a a ited. A song as one who lov Brooks’ further recommendation, tage 5 ecw ro a tues cies Gua ae ine . Si oH: allowances should not exceed §75 & @& where we hare red and natt tie denne 4 | ? + are cabs ae onan ot heme one ae - be known. ever te he farmed beca use of conn A orld en he Seine + see Per a a | bh tale captivating the tmacination of me ate cami ek 2 eee SNe ee ee ee eee eo tmagdin - men. These I thank the God [ found rou. | brought to simple tastes, the places are everywhere in Italy, as they occur fn B. FRANELIN HUNTER. mad true advantages of college Ife be gt oe i 4 ¢ - we it f ‘ i ¥ > a * ra x Se ‘ ¥ Vas aa oy Oe ey . , : er = ote EE ees Soe Ea ae oni ia al bias 4 oe ie ‘ hy ” b ee “s NP eae ie 74 ay eA frag 2 Js as -— ono ? * m a t ; or cae zd ~~ Sat. } ’ 7) wae BA ered: eae ieee ae kee . { iq ere hi H - aa - 7 * S % Phe j was 4 "ee

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TUESDA Y, OCTOBER i6, "1923. The City Circulation of the me ll POST. DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. eee lt Seems : fo Me 7 cS w *. raed —— — .~ . ‘ a 7 . a a r-« Se New. York. completely modelled. ot Se os he " oom, '-,. - its sincere honesty. pane ik '@here is & respect in which of his best efforts. enormous fascination for 4 bear most heavily. $ never understood how d. nding. in spite of all logical considera- must rest in some intangible or. gen after reading Wives.”’ “Lew Speaking of writing, here is a por- mofan address by George J. weation of the City of New York: “On the third of d republic was plunged into the brrow of a most harrowing we rough the startling demise of our red President, Warren G. Hard- . It will not suffice for the Board on in the common expression of pffound grief. The schools York City have inscribed indei- on the hearts of its citizens the @ of inspired patriotism. Our mools have edified each child of is his country; utters the voice of! country; pulse with its heart, vi- tes with its aims ith its ideals. ) "To our children the chief execu- of the nation has always been personality of the republic. He bed the invisible body of the state, ge it actual and instilled an abid- faith in the realitr. It is our as leaders of the school system | firmly intrench that sanctified ROR of PINION fo reproduce withous the leading pudliotete, on the questions of is our part to cherish his memory | mith a halo of love. It is our re- monsibility to give unity to the sen- —_———— 4 \BOR LAW. es. ourt has ordered the opeka to comply witli Industrial Court, in _ labor were fixed, but ‘r that, fixed a wage ment of a wage dis- ren. “In order that the members of board may take the leadership actuating a befitting pathos at loss of our extolled President, we y tuday set aside our temporal | airs arranged for this meeting | i indulge in its place those spirit- | contempiations that are the only | wat +5 vers and employes of lative of an irrevocable loss to | of the Kansas court world. | y the meaning of the 4 ited Btates Supreme “Dear F. P. A., writes ' lil, art critic of The World, R ashes-of-roses and peacock- and burnt-orange one was my h choice, out of a dozen or so Sionate ties, the minute Heywood ned the box. ow it would be ré@leased, and. be- , Charlie Wood was standing expectantly. But, as if instinc- ly divining my wish, Heywood at pounced upon that very tie and mered it freely, saying: ‘‘Gentle- h, Select for yourselves.’ Second or two for politeness sake, 2 then, as Wood failed to speak | just naturally grabbed off the I am Sew tie—the more so as I sin- ly believe you bear me no This was the decision the Indystrial Court if had tHeen declared ds of the court Iinsist- higher court affected dustrial Court to fx _ Evidently the Su- es the view that only mitting the Induétrial ected by the dec jsion, y restore’ the original jurt, minus the order as court is correct in Wand the decision of 7 industrial Court law at the hands of the ‘he power to fix wage . at ware controversies ~ ectiveness of the Kan- gencies. Still, if the been taken from the finds, the Industrial’ clically all its pdtem- nitrol of labor contro- . F.P. A. writes: “And yet, with my dying voice i'd tie.’ ? oe —_ 214 STUDENTS . ‘e@xt time you see one Press. eteity of Missouri hes tits of all students re (° We not furnished ew ith 3 who have them pe ... nie .as soon as possible. t of ‘the recommends- mol Board against the , echool students. ApP- ef the automobile t? ‘baianced by its temp a- | time in pleasure ri te eaia that @tudents | ee he rocks the audience with ater, jot down on your program | line that he read—then look at 8m your way home. Material must at legst 50 per cent of the aver- Somedian's equipment. Ed Wynn | Mas quite alone in this respect. years he has teamed up with no but old Miller’ himself. he the writers of musical shows the street Wynn is the seventh der of the world. almanac and Wynn is set.” , Toe te. ently fall to Lier YT ask,” writes Jacob Green- | «sl hey — one | “that you convey my congrat- hemselves. —W “ons to Andrew J. Kane for his ie and others, not In today’s World? The tie you gave Tyrrell’s a ter- | funftiiest men in the theater, e +e i ne) on eS ee a? We have another book now to add | Rite list of novels—‘‘Lew Tyler's | =f? * by Wallace Irwin. Mr. Ir- has a conspicuous capacity for ynds. Rooms, houses, cities, on life and dimension in this which deals with California Indeed, it is a epa- book throughout, in which both and people are well rounded \ | Had you and I been there before. is, for our taste, a little too/A part of each dear scene? ced In its beginning, but after|1 only know familiar al! the strong and steady current | It seemed to me, the linnet's call. the narrative takes hold. of the Evi- » Mr. Irwin has taken his theme | And Avill water bright between i peart. for the emotion of this tale Us and che purple moor. of marriare is altogether convincing | ” Curiously enough, there ts almost of the Wallace Irwin who the Japanese schoolboy let- Instead we have a glowing ' The book {s less than brilliant, but [ipa fine and stalwart achievement | nothing more honestly told and ped has been seen hereabouts) it | i to us that Mr. Irwin fails in | big that He has | to tell the story of a madden-. ly irresponsible man who retains the | on whom his trresponsibi}- | We are quite | by the way, is Heywood Broun. jay to admit that there are such | got time to write a novel called “The We have known them, but we! Sun Field,” just published. they | yan, president of the Roard of F4.- | August our be. | f Education to merely join with the ‘of | municipality with the belief that | and is inspired | rence of our departed President. | mment of commiseration in our chil-| Henry ;|:--: Of course I dAldn't,: i | I waited accustomed bulk long perfectly happy with | ee, |The Conning| | | Tower | Ghabbist Hill. Hill And heard the pleasant chime To play an olden melody Belonging to a far-off time. aed heort can hear it still. The gorse, | ‘the green, heather, * golden- | Oh, evs has many a hidden way - | He but to lovers tells. And I can well believe it so Or Grabbist Hill long, long ago. We sat end heard the mellow belis In joyous cadences and swells, Ring out our bridal day. P. Chapman. Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ray Carter, of 8 Portland place, will be hosts at recéption and tea for Lord Birkenhead and Lady Eleano: Judge and Mrs. Goodwin, of Chi- cago, brother-in-law and sister of Mrs: Stewart McDonald, who enter- tained the visitors in Chicago re- cently, will spend the week-end here and participate in the reception. M. L. Allen, vice-president of the Rock Isiand Railroad, and H. H. florton, Bec retary to Lord Birkenhead, are nceluded in the party ar ing fron ro ema City. —S ee ee eS Se . ; Socialltems : ¢ (eee eee ee os nn Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Cuendet of 4 Hortense p! » will introduce heir daughte Muss Rachel lee { en: ae « ‘ ré . eo at if St. Lou y -4 he evening of Wednesda Dec ‘ A ¢ ante, a ‘ “ itor ind two Wwricts ecr WW I honor guests at various fun Given today. — Marie Wryreant wuest of pe Mrs Jonn O'Fallo1 RR. is ee at ‘nieuw nm bv Miss Emilie Maffit of 4540 Lindell boulevard. at the § Louis Country Club. There will 40 guests, including the debutantes Some of last year's buds and a few matrons At the same time, Miss | Frances Martin, of 30 Joy avenue 'Webster Groves, will be hostess at a bridge party, preceded by a lunch- eon, at the Bellerive Country Club ir honor of Miss Jean Dt of Los Angeies, who is visiting Miss Emil, Kauffman.: There will be 12 guests at this affair Miss Dulin will 1 honoree at a bridge party to be egiv- en Wednesday of next week by Mrs, Alfred Brown, and ata similar affair given by Mise Carolyn Matthews, Miss Marion Strain and Miss Alica Hager, both of whon re j be mar ried soon, Will have bridge rtie¢ given for them by Mrs. Charles P Spaiding and Mrs. George \V. Clar!] son Jr. respectirel: Cards have been receiv: for the debutante luncheon to } give I Mrs. William lL. Nichole anda Mrs. hdward LL. Adreon O: l at Hote (hase, to introdu thelr daughters Misses Minerva Carr Nichd! Clemence Adreon The affair s originally planned for Oct. 2: Among the debutaz ivi s received in the last two ee. are cards to the bridge luncheon to be viven by Mrs. Edwin H. Ww agn er of | the Branscome Hot el] Thu fay Oc 25,.\for her debutante aasietiaien Migs | Corinne invitations from Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith for the debut ball of their daughter, Miss Isabeile. Nov. 6, at the St. nee (Country Club; the Edwin T. Nugent ball-nj 0 at the Country Club, Oct. sent thelr daughter, Mies Marie Nu- gent; Mr. and Mrs. William Caieb |Sippie’s invitations to the dinnse cance for the daug) r Miss Katt -erfne, Nov. 13, and the tea at which Miss Celeste Michel will be hostees Oct. 22, honoring Miss Clemence Adreon and Miss Marie Wreant. tw. of the Beason's buds. The party will be given at the Michel home. 5729 Jullan avenue. The marriage of Mies Virginia Prather, daughter of Mr. and wre | James H. Prather of 6102 Cabann. avenue, and Barney Simonson Rrad- 5:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon at ‘the home of the bride's parents. @the« | Rev. Dr. Ivan Lée Holt cfficiating The bride who was etver tn marria re by her father, was attended by her sister, Miss Juanita Prather Her | brother, Robert R. Prather. was best man Immediately after the cere- ;mony Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe de- ‘parted on their honeymoon trip. after which they will make their ‘home in Chicago. Mra. Ewing Hil! Mrs. Harrison Williams, both ofthe Kingsbury apartments, are in New York for a brief visit and hr sister, Miss Eleanor Good. daughter of Mr.:and Mrs. Maxwell 8. Good of | Kirkwood, became the bride at 1:09 o'clock this afternoon of Gerald ) 8: Tt was a home D. M. Skill- Bryant of Ferguson. ceremony, with the Rer. NTERTAINMENTS are being planned for the Earl of Birken- head, British’ statesman. orator is da ughter who will visit guests of Mr. and Mrs ashington taken for if ar- Saturday morning from Kansas the visitors Louis Coun.- Sat- McDonald Lo | Lord Birkenhead and his friends at versity Lord Birkenhead will go from the 31, to pre- | _ aft | > . ieee i oe - OR et te eee ST. LOU'S POST -DISPATCH LADY LEAR SHH. "2 soem ‘WILL BE HERETO DAYS: a" « owe : ene as % 7 MBO CB ats z 6s ing American citizen who knows : nothing of the foretgn language the | the Apaches as rence owas Df. Cosme de la Torriente Confirmed Selwyns have done no service what- As we passed out, a member of the by the Senate. es bins atone ' management ‘whispered that we were ever in bringing over this little) ; By the Associated Pregs. “theater of terror” nor is there much inissing the smut y one. It has to HAVANA. Oct. 16.—The nomina- of intérest here for the quack lin- | 4° with a demi-mondaine of a music . =n ; . At ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ bs aha c ‘ " ° ; ' lo Phot: ‘graph. gruist. For this Grand Guienol hall who has Invited a Prince to her } Uoh of Dr. Cosme de la Torriente to : © ¢ T q iu . ISS F RANC ES - U RRAN, daugh- pure an example as to be found on rae rn a ie it —_ pres- United. States was confirmed by the . as . . > 5 > > . > £ a "OO ?7 , F ter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. any stage in the world. We imagine |°mce Of & seco h phe yricehan the Senate last night. At the same time, ‘“srpran af 1286 Clara avenue, isi tO! nariv tha hy rae] h : te, electrician who has come to remedy i Curran of 1050 Clara a oriy those who feel at home with its the nominations of the members of sO 2 Ngee Roy W. Miller, 1) find ite a short circuit. It will be seen that |‘*** * he married Nov. 1 to Roa: tongue Will find its.action as thrill- the embassy staff and of Alfredo ‘ Mr d Mrs. E. J. Miller of jy, e an Bneileh { tation o¢ | complications could very easily arisey . won Of Mt. Gnd Mre. &. 6. = Sei nterpretation -of We shall -go up tonight and gee. Zayas Jr., son of President Zayas, to a een, Owe Garis prtis -niy ag La Rina attaer ty A be director of the National Lottery to take place at $ o'clock in the eve- Still, no doubt there will be much also were confirmed. As director of ning in the Church of the Ascension, gigo for those who just “love to hear Sothern and Marlowe Give ; Taming | tho lottery, Senor Zayas will have | . , : . srt i ¢) ii ‘ : oss = Dual | i . = = ‘ — oo ' wre 5 se : oe en Wa cone 4 fectheness of the’ situations, com- | gave at the Jolson Theater last night. | Fire Captain Joseph Le Paige Dies. ; nor imnree 8MNiaii I at . " aT) vcr 1+} ae , otic - ry) hi « : ’ SS) | e 10st 1} f. . e ’ ' e ; ‘ : . ‘ Pal = . . ins of bart « byterian Church of Vas it truly possibie for the frauds heavy footed. Far irom it, for this | in command of Engine Company No. | ae - a eee oe ee ox among us to grasp and sustain the | farce moved at so merry and happy | 30™as his last post. The funeral will a . HOT “ 4 ne a . te dramatic story satisfa dinner ft! girl, while bravely offset by those who ict he ae ‘ ‘ ; > -* we -, 1 “+ 7... ; sels 7s © a *7} y ’ isw orcs. 1e cas . > , ogtric] rT, G ind ¢ eTnptung » KeEeD he enoutdaer mor cut with broae . , a , th the ae in pl e, pours much wine and on the wW nole was more than ado- Grows Thick, Heavy Hair rry) 1H ' ‘ A - P a lg | deft yer- / x an I wW- General es dazed. She then quate. with particular y pe tn : . | ce , Bailey as Grumio an¢ - - ) vr ars irs \ ~ hir who s is. and he- formances by Balley a >. , Br iat tence am Pee y minutes have elaneéd dhe | Hoesen as nibode See 35-cent Bottle Removes Dandruff It . } okes him to death with a pair of | were altogether b autiful, and made | Stops Falling Hair, Frm Scalp | write gloves. All of which is done a charming background for a pres- - l f Miss A! Co Very realistically and very skillfully | entation that was as Hne pictorally | ( Mi a Mrs. P. W./and this will chill sed even {f your /|as it was hitrionically. ee ‘ +] W ? } ce. dé , los Francis H d, son of I 1 Of 4044 \) - } ‘ = ra Lif ? T € . © rd iz t e | , i f or if ry ava Jf . white chiffon crape meteor STANDARD GUARANTEED Pag wit! ae re of rhinestones oy } ir \S "] 1 ii] Ve) was he | nee 7 le is. Si Loe o 4 ] itiies s4# ) : Hamburg, Oct. 1 Resolute, f Portable Ca inet an eauti nsoie | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ | pote ae Ph h | Bremen, Oct. 11, Sterra Ventar onograp & for New Y Now Offered at Half Price and on Easy Terms - Missouri Road Conditions $ at ’ By engn © eh iiaeeaee eden Easy A Easy PAYING K ANSAS LaAa a Se) tle. roaas muddy Terms Month Terms ‘66 J PLIN Rain, road2 wet. . JEFFERSON C.TY—Part cloudy roaas &@ 0d ' . A r MB Unsettied, road ( ' be 1 MBLA £ aas Phono, Will Be muddy Back at BEE RLY - Cloudy, roads ra hs NI O Te Ri vi $ ‘0 11038 wren oie Meus — ats Olive ii - safa™ iOudagdVv, TOaG muda - HANNIBAL — Cloudry ite Temporary Location Next 99 ESZRINAN SESER ES WOH, on Week muddy. 1215S PINE ST. JOSEPH Cloud ad | ' mudd: | SPRINGE LD f 1d) reads x 1 : — = : TRAVEL AND RESORTS. TRAVEL AND RESORTS. _ TRAVEL | AND RESORTS. __ ~ Re aaea —= —— Next Winter EUROPE Complete Secvice for Trensatiantic Travel ENGLAND BELGIUM [RELAND GERMANY FRANCE ITALY MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES ‘i? shifr-—-cvet 1,700,009 tons Included in this wast earrey of vesecils tc the MAJESTIC. the world’s largest ship. the famous OLY MPIC. the OMERIC, RELGENLAND and many others; sise 4 erg ¢ one cebin steamers headet be the . PI TTSBURG. Rates $1158 om Sailings Tues.. Wed. Thurs.. Set Accommodstions for every need sad pera pee ITE STAR LINESY leviamavienas LIME Ws | NEXT SUNDAY SEATS. : no, tl From Year Po chord New ; SALLY LYREM HARV CENTURY CAST AND BEAUTY r te—50ec to ; | Wed. Mat. “‘S0c-$1 50. sa ~~ 60e-g3 |” of St Lemme Last 7 Bi a tan ade ae Time ~*~. i Saturday, 2 2:0, « Geod 1 te A : iF able at All Prices for All e. i ZIEGFELD GREATEST | MARILYN]|| LEON | | MILLER ||BRROI: H in SALLY H Cast Includes WALTER CA . ; MONDAY NEXT—SEATS é LEO CARRILLO _ - : In Booth eter py pemanee | COLUMBIA => 11 A. M.—Continuous Dally—11 P.M. 4+ NAZIMOVA 27 “SALOME” a AL er. JOHN nt nN it Speed Ahead’ ~ eo i a B, Specially m~ nean. This is an opportunity beyond compere a 9 Chartered aman wes wo wonderlands on the ~~ of the Ancients”, 1 he 4th Musketeer. Red Star traveling with leisure end in the utmost comfort on the ) Mite Ah eimeliidhicid Liner ~ most luxurious, most replete, and largest steamer sailing to iz : BELGENIAND with a long st¢y EDITERRANEAN | A Grand Cruise January 19 to March 26, 1924 The eyes of the world are centered the Mediterfanean next season. An abounding itinerary embracing all points worth while= in Egypt. Stopover priveges in Europe, with return by Majestic, Olympic, Homeric, etc. THOS. COOK @ SON_ | Cc [INDERELLA} Theater Beautiful—Cherokee and towa Today and Wednesday— Double Program De Lame. GONSTANCE BINNEY tn “A Bll of Divoreement” these days on the JOHNNIE WALKER in Coliseum, Thurs. Eve., Nov. 1118 - “~ ri. er’ "ww , t Bbc, 2000 at St - Dit, Elizabeth Cueny * . ODEO N I= TUBBDAY Eg a CHALIAPIN eae ~ Tichetp $1.65 to ar gag tax. B.S “REAPS He RS CENTRAL WEST END LYRIC Barthelmess is a Real Heart- breaker tn This Instanée.’ / —~G LOBE-DEMOCRAT. RICHARD BARTHELMESS in “THE FIGHTING BLADE” A First National Picture —~--- ALL NEZT WEEK —<. ‘‘The Spirit of St. Louis’’ THE SENSATION OF THE YEAR | ’ 30¢ TODA. Fxelusive Views of or Local Agents WORLD'S SERIES GAMES NOW PLAYING BOTH Giants Yanks Games 4 -

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TUESDAY, . TTOBER 1€, 1699. -_—— t at the planta d, blended and roast. Kroger. erwise it t “ sold under 5c cura yori oF gnday Post-Dispatch d@vertisers Receive a Per Cent MORE*‘CITY CIRCULATION ‘shan those in any Other St. Louis Newspaper yf —_—__-- ———— —_ * T.LOUIS POSI-DISPATC . RT THREE. ~. LOUIS, ‘TUESDAY E V E Glasses at Erker’s The Optical Service rendered by our two conveniently located stores obviates the an- noying discomforts incident to the distressing periods of waiting so frequently experienced. Best for Rarebits it never cooks stringy Sluhili Our New Locaticn 704-711 Frisco Bldg., 98th & Olive Where we are better able to serve you than ever. The J. I. Chappell Co. Optometrists and Opticians the quality spread cheese : ) = | - | | 80n, : SAYS MRS. MARSHALL "1S WOMAN’ INDICTED Postal Inspector Identifies’ Her as Maybelle Fleigor,. Under Charges in West. ‘Mrs. Maybelle Marshal] of Jack- plaintiff in a $600,000 Camage suit pending in the United Tenn., States District Court against Philip | H. Brockman, president of the Board of Police Commissioners, and | others for an alleged false arrest, _ LL —_———— ee ~ on nee eal 8 —_—? —_—_—_— Markets and Sports News WANTS, mci ESTATE NING, OCTOBER 16, 1923. eee 19-32 WOMEN'S LABOR | LAW DEFEATED Maine Votes Admins | Cutting Week From 54 to 48 Hours. the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Me. Oct. feat of the proposed law 16.—De- | to reduce! the mavimum working week for |women and minors from 64 to 4S) hours, by a margin of 15,000 wass indicated today with \from the rural districts coming in. Il vot ing in the } light. was cast in 187 cities, towss and/| | plantations from which returns have. been received. The measure was sponsored by members of labor unions and the |State branch of the American Fed- eration of Labor. votes‘ returns | special elecfion was| Only half of the norma! vote | — RIVER HOTEL BURNS Barry County Resort Destroyed With $50,000 Loss. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Oct. 16.— | Roaring River Hotel, at the well xnown Barry County summer resort near Cassville, was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin yesterday afternoon, entailing a loss of ap- ocontnnallll $50,000, partly covered ty insurance. Four nearby build- ings were saved by bucket brigade. The hotel was closed for the sea- | Hotel | en- | larged two yea™s ago and was the | von Oct. 1. Roaring River was virtually rebuilt and was _ headquarters of the resort. } KIESELHORST Established 1879 4? KIESELHORST 44 Years Old THE OLDEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST MUSIC HOUSE IN &T. LOUIS f he cage a SSS >, 4 Nd . . S-. *. - " — mie aaieene nine PO I : ¥ . sified . 4 by Postoffice ‘Inspector Elvon L. : our Shin | Jackson of Denver as Maybelle | t. Teleum ey tg a =f |Fleigor, named in an indictment re- BIL E ACC ESSORY COLUMNS TIMELY TIPS and save money. ‘for CONSOLE Phonograph ecMOMMAL L111) MALL LAA 'turned two years ago at Carson City, . Charging use of mails to de-. | ———— ———— 1855] Don’t Miss This wm NO vada district for prosecution. fraud. The hearing before United States Com- missioner Atkins on an application to remove Mrs. Marshal! to the Ne- In- spector Jackson said plaintiff was known in several of the Northwest- ern states by various names. Fol- lowing the hearing she gave bond identification was made at a At the Attractive Price $ hu of 15 | GNLY «22% | Plays All lating. on seeing the Red Built ” of downy through the s cess to make it still more comfortable, sanitary and se mee For your. tion, insist ross label. YOUR OF ALES NEW YORK MATTRESS CO. Main and Cedar Sts.. St. Louls. Me. $7 Cash—$1.50 Weekly Reautifully finished in Adam hrown or red mahogany or Amer- ican walnut. Equippe with famous Brunswick features, including all- record Ultona, all-wood oval tone amplifier, etc Distinctive and grace- ul in appearance. Other Brunswick models, $45 up. of $2500 to appear in Carson City Records Feb. 1. As is known, Mrs. Marshall was arrested by Federal authorities Sept. 27 while depositions were be- }} Sale! ee-517-519 WASHINGTON AV .-“@eG i The Greatest Sale of the Year!! Tomorrow, 8 O’Clock Sharp. Event That Should Attract Women From the Entire States of Illinois and Missouri KURLANDER Bros. & HARFIELD Wholesale Twelfth of SLOAK & SUIT CO. a er as s | Houses $ Street | BANKRUPT STOCK That we purchased from the receiver for United District Court, together with $100,000.00 | worth of Fall and 1Winter mer- chandise pur- chased to Ths Different Assortment _ Consists Entirely of . New Semi-Soft and “ “Chewey Centers Ask for jaa An 4 where RED CROSS MATTRESSES Best for a Night's Rest ——- An zi, last, ‘ing taken in a damage action she rad brought against Brockman in the Circuit Court, which later was dropped. Inspector Jachees stated that the hasis for the 17 charges against Mrs Marshallin the Nevada indictment is the purchase of many articles from mail order houses for which she raid with checks. She accepted the articles when delivered and in many cases refund checks from the mer- cantile houses making the “sales,” but stopped payment on her own checks. Cito F. Karbe, counsel! for Brock- man, gave out photographic copies of a note purported to have been written by Victor J. Miller, former president of the Police Board, to FRiandolph Laughlin, an attorney, tn- cemnifying the latter and John Kel- ly, a professional bondsman, against loss in the giving of bond for Mrs Marshall on the occasion of her ar- rest by tye Federal authorities. Dur- ing the taking of depositions in the former sult a witness testified he had been summoned to Miller’s of- fice in connection with Mrs. Mar- shall’s suit. The note said to have heen writ- ter. by Miller read: “I agree to in- demnify against loss by reason of vour indemnification to John Kelly in relation to bond for Maybelle Marshall.” Another note also photographed is one from Laughlin to Kelly which read: “I hereby transfer the within OVER 200 PLAIN AND FUR-TRIMMED incgemnification to John Kelly.” W.- E ” BS -|- 3 a SE OKTS COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE CO, ith thei izes for GOES INTO RECEIVER'S HANDS. iy s with their W(yust 75 coats\ ‘w=’ (lover 400 COATS S INTO RECEIVER'S HANDS aaa ny surface *Ls0 = brs from the Cloth Coats Women Velour Coats —Also 500 —Plain Tallored —Pile Fabric enced wrth | mea 5 z heaters and — me in | Records may be included in purchase without tmcrease in terms | KIESELHORST 55 1007 Olive One of St. Louis’ Foremost Formerly , Located at 412 North ¢ Bunsen Flame con, ung of a green cone’ a bine come and no ycllow gees ae canes - eee ON SIXTH ST. BETWEEN LOCUST AND CHARLES Stewarts “The Shop of Truthful Advertising” RESS SALE SUPREME THE MOST DARING OCTOBER DRESS. SALE WE HAVE EVER HELD More Remarkable Because Every Dress in This Sale Is Positively From Our Regular Carefully Selected Stock ye sede eeeoe No doubt you’ve read about the’ business re- verses of this concern in the daily news- papers. Their loss is your gain—be here when the doors open at 8 o’clock tomor- row—share in a sale that will save you money. Any Purchase That Does Not Please Your Money Will Be Cheerfully Refunded f= | & ‘haa Commencing Tomorrow, Wednesday, at 9 A. M. The burner of a Clow ~ectiona!l Steam Heater, Treating tiny Bunsen flames p ‘a ; gi + r . 1d healthful } 5 ¢ Se \ nmerarepre-.. a nsen fiame. Ss, one with- me is green, ere is no \ ee. 3 eo 3, Friendly Action Taken to Provide for Reorganization of Firm Under New Name. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—The Columbla Graphophone Manufactur- ing Company, one of the pioneers in the talking machine trade, was placed in the hands of receivers yes- terday when an involuntary petition Tas bankrup was filed in Federal] court in behalf of several creditors. The action was a friendly one and QUALITY COATS plans for the corporation's reorgan- ization under a new name soon wi!! —quirre! he made public. Trimmed ebtein . Ooute _. aa We president and gen- a_tkunk Cole eral manager of the company, and lar & ane James R. Sheffield appointed 5 itt teen & receivers by Federal] Judge Hand, and High Priced furnished a joint bond of $100,000 | Coats The application for | receivership : 4 B § | EADPIELT a : ARPT! enter A oP yp Soot 000 and la- pric — = 7 Gs. aces ae iat 0" are designed ‘ LOAR LS SU)t CO eT : a im Mortimer N. Buckner, aacleshell ~ which is. They are ‘-s of continu- olue cones, of yellow, lutely. safe Cloth Coats Extra-Size Jacquettes —Oddse and Ends Winter € oats 4 Coats Up to 58 for Stout Women Included —WVew Plush & Cleth Conats ‘ eee e*eees — treeere > tcy wre Fur Ch okers $ alth benefit rein the air ~ about the System. Its isture, thus x the air. ison were | Striesa, In- cluding Ex. Sizes chairman had been readjustment of the . when JUST 100 DRESSES an effort to throw. the company int a receivership lle through dis- — Canton Crepe missal of court application, an- Fall Dresses nounced that. the company would —FPotiret Twill $ continue business as usual. Cloth Dresses ° —Jersey, Lace and 95 S416 BURGLARY REPORTED of a committee working compar SPSL OBDA: 256444 é, on a v's fi nances since 1922 JUST 75 SUITS ST =] , OVER 300 SUITS —Tall’'d Poiret eceepe Suits —Fur-Trim’d Cloth Suite —Twilleord Tallor-made Suite —Man Tail- leured Cloth Sult« —Fuar-Trim'd Finer Suits Chokers are made in. mns, of which is the four-. PPPDDDDA Sport Dressces ———-——— ices on your nmediate de- diaters is lim- ay be difficult FABRICS Canton Crepe Satin-Faced Canton Flat Crepe Poiret Twill Crepe-Back Satin Sport Plaids Desks in Theatrical Brotherhood's Office Ransacked. Burglars in the office of the 8&St. Louis Theatrical Brotherhood, 1000 North Grand houlev: ard, last nizht rbke open several desks and stole $416 from a box ih one of them. p»o- lice were told by James C. Parmalee. business ag They got into the office by climbing to the roof ‘ef a lower bafidine at the side and en- tering a second floor window. At the home of Mrs Ida man, 2917 aan avenue, clars nigt stole $195 checks naereme iting $49.76. thieves at the Russel} North Garrison from the Mary G. Weyant the others af dinner last PPP SDP 4 £4 Ne ee el ee ee ee ee ee ~ = —- = « bur- and pane ifs ‘14 last SIZES 14 TO 20 36 to 44 FORMER PRICES DISREGARDED On this day we will endeavor to dispose of 500 Dresses. In ender td ac- | complish this end former values will not be considered. Quantity isour aim. Models for most any figure. Come early. LL —_—_—_— home. avenue, stole room of the rY jatron, while she were PASHPSBLASPPPLDSLP FINER SUITS —tLapensive Sample Fell Sulit~« —PFinest Hand-Tails Soits« —Sample & Pattern Model Salt« FINER DRESSES —Finest Taild Cleth Dresses —*armple Silk and Canton lbresses — Afternoon, Fwventne. Frocks the Pp ? 7. gz! dy it , iace F wee r Indicted. Presa lila lees [iy the Associate CHICAGO, 16.—Carl Appe! proprietor of the North Side Turner , Hall and father of Lila Lee. motion picture actress,.was indicted by the grand jury yesterday on charges of larceny by bailee and embezzlenient. Kmory M. Rogers, the ness against Appel, who testified be- fore the grand jury, charged that he had given Appel $10.500 in bonds to be used as surety on a shipment of asbestos, but that Appel had refused | to return the bonds. sampies Now — Street ~~ ee ee ee ee wre re ee er fe fF principal! wit- $17- 519 ee AVENUE

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Solves Your’ Fall éWinter’ ; Clothing ff able a Be 4 i 5 +i -% * ; a THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING i « ng—an ef rmente ite ten the service they ive: iT p Becty iieie melment tn our immense stock is sold with a uarantee ie of rrice. If, far any reason, any of them prove A eng a ee EL ;* pt adjustment ts made. Thr An ie such fair dealing, the : & bel in men’s and young men's Cloth! hes come to mean an abso- By ute apn ye ee of satisfaction ie why come here teomerroew and save } one-third em your Fall and ‘: Winter Clothing! ‘ is ; “ap ee ; ‘ ts gx =e-~ © see ONE oo TWO PANT $45 SUITS Pure worsteds in attrac- SIESTA eS er te 3 EC ———_ -_- —--— . mee City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Repo er eee ——_ that « of the: Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combines : = A HOTEL FOREST 12370 FOREST 1080 BUCKINGHAM HOTEL (European) (AMERICAN AXD ETROPEAS PLAN) Overlooking Forest Park Popular-Priced Cafe Special Rates to Permanent Guests ANNEX Out Goes VERTISEMENT. LTT Neuritis When Tysmol Goes In If you suffer from neuritis pains in body, -yeu can odtain | quick thout the wee of narcot: brom ver dangerous crugs. Just apply Tysmo! over the affected area. ani in a very few minutes your pains and aches should cease. aby part of your relief = 726 5. oF Tyemo! ts a pieasant, harmiess prep aration that its taken up through the f the lI: is wonderfully — ing and healing to the diseased | “ves. gradually helting to drive out amnmad on. which is responsibie for ail the torture. nm t endure anot her : r er, ” y of Tysrmu! iat r neuritis ernst ets Company. Mfg. Chemists. t. San Franc!scio pores - Ca @n et us ' * ee @ 7 | @ eS. A = cision. asked that this st atement be +tranamitted to America: -_ ** ore - = : ied ] purpose of our request was » ~ 7*~-¢ -* ° al , Firs at tne grave of our °* Y 7 ’ founder e @Xact iocation of which General Og! et horpe founded nar community, this serving as a hol sanctuary of Georgta patriotism “The second purpose was our de- gre to make him and his sacred memory an eternal tie of zg i wil between England and Amer‘ca “It is this last purpose +h seems at present impossible of realization At the first, it ts alres rt accomplished. We nox k where Ogiethorpe is buried definite a Dy the gracious courtesies f he Ergiish peopie, Ogisethorpe er- sity w endeayror +o -see +t? his Grave is forever remembere BODY FOUND ON BEAM IN WASHINGTON MONUMENT (ries of Victim’s 2-Year-Old Son Lead to Discovrery—W oman Beliered to Have Fallen. By the Aagsowiated Presa * WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.—The t ° of Mrs. Dora Raum. 27, wife of a Washington grocer, was’ four "e ._«* oe 2” «ae _—2. © © ee a A wa arranged reemy Wardrobe all inene. Bulit of set- id oak and well finish- ed. A real oveeeeeneee ene 2 F @ A Rocker Bargain ANDSOME overstuffed Wbrary er E916 a bi e—handsomely_ upheolater- ‘Tiichen Danan “This Blue Saat Regaine $22.00 vale Combination Range ERE ts a ceal Range and a gas Range all in one. built of cast tren. richly blee enameled and nickel trim- CELT of enmst iron—bas large tep “with twe “-ineh "S19: any kind ef «seal wr weed —hent=x and.ceoks ah. 0 med. Has is-inech = little cust, 4 at even and hich warm-— 5() barce2in at our ing even. The best 6 price of Hange value in — imerica at are | 5 = ) é Charter Oak ‘ ! \ Hot-Blast 3 $22.50, | - en a ‘Month J. : Charter Oak Air-Tight $44.85 $7.00 a Week enne effect. valee fer & Terms—$1.50 a Month —_—— — — eee ) : a Absolut 8:30 A. M. =— aif ? Fs B a z

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7 oe ara TVUWEDAT, "TOBER 18, 1999. —_————— or 4 - ; t s a TUESDAY. | TI OCTOBER 16, 1923. Ce - -_——— - — = ee aa 75 FOR THAT BRIDGE LAMP It’s a Wonderful Bargain Full-size We ‘ad Wrought Iron Reading Lamps of beautiful de- sign and finish. Adjust- able for height and ghade-angle. Three de- sigps in shade decora- tion to choose from. This is a special offer made possible by an advantageous purchase we have made. Order now and be sure to get it. Divided payments on your light-bills if you wish—only $1.00 down and $1.00 per month for three months; total $4.00. UNION ELECTRIC CO. 12th and Locust Sts. | Main 3220 Central 3530 . —— se => --—-—_— —— ooo nyt hd | (i | if fonier iftfénter and a argain «| arg po library Rocket ) S604 ' : \ q al a comfortable Made of metsl ( finish, Note 2755 1a Month ce to A | — These pieces weigh from % to &% lbs. ® MAMA'S aay if PANCAKE = | {UNIVERSITY CITY SEFKS TO | Be Here Eariy. . Doors ) J Open &:30 A. M. a Winter Coats. Fur Coats, Cloth Coats and Pile Fabrics Higi-class Fars are epee used for trimmings —Mancharian [ ? Wolf, Beaverette, Skank, Opossum, Squirrelette and Vicana Fox. STYLES Side Drapes — Side Ties New Trimmings New Sleeve Effects New Pocket Ideas Blouse Coats—Draped Coats Straightline Coats Panel Coats Far Jacquettes Too! Regalar $35, $40, $45, $50 and $65 Values REMEMBER—500 FUR-TRIMMED, BRAND-NEW COATS ARE OFFERED AT THIS ONE PRIOE, $25. WE EXPECT THE BIGGEST COAT DAY OF THE SEASON TOMORROW. WE KNOW WOMEN WILL COME FOR MILES TO ATTEND THIS SALE—SO WE ADVISE YOU TO ARRANGE YOUR HOME DUTIES SO NOTHING WILL INTERFERE WITH YOUR BEING HERE EARLY TOMORROW MORNING. MATERIALS Brytonia — Excello Normandy — Bolivia Suedine — Velour " Crashed Mole Plash Finest Seal Plash Sport Plaids Astrakhan Far Coats Incladed! a a ee —_ 5 a Month Buys a Cole’s - High-Oven Combination Range Three Stoves = a. A good Allowance Co 2 Waa for your old Range a on | Coal Range, Gas Range and Heater. A Most compact Range ever con- celved, yet will do the work of the largest Com- We Give You a Blue Bird Dinner Set FREE With Your Purchase of % Teal, SS fr $10 Or Over, Either on Cash -or Credit Purchases This wonderful new cregtion in + Blee Bird Dinner Set will lend n tone of refinement to any table. Get one absolutely free— Ni es 7, Ga bination Range built; 4 holes for gas and 4 holes for coa). also extra large coal-gas oven. See this great Range—it will an Arere ——s =»9 pay you-—ar ex- =) clusive Stove sold only by (aoldman Bros. o n't throw away your old Stove, We will make you a very rood allowance for it. Beautify ar era your kitchen. ae ——— | ‘ Why try to cook a good meal on a worn - out Range? . Let us $2 a Month Buys This Beautiful Phonograph "O9 * 2 4 ~ $200 Bedroom Suite on Special Sale for $119 ' ' PS | | ! mo ily E e . Hy : = = = o bd , , ° ~~ a ; | d f | _ = * e With Every Phonograph—12 latest Selections and a Blue + ° Bird Dinner Set. he) This beautiful Phonograph Is i equal in size to those priced from $20 to $50 higher else- where. It has size, quality, $4 ag durability and reproduces PER et ee wonderful tone as clear as 5 oe 7 bell, absolutely no raspin M a ok aoe a eo = tA I noises, This great Phonograph ONTH AEE IY — $1 Down Ned a St. if you settle your “kb Louis Hot-.tst Heater | account in 30,, 60 or 90 days’ time, i we willl give you Special, v2 the 10% cash dis- . R count the same as}. if you had paid the money in ad- vance. Special Lino Sale |$1. Down Buys This We quote a special price on this | Heavy Brussels Rug heavy Pro-Lino. See our large.line per square yard, for this sale, ae 4m - >, = Loaf —~ 69c | Whole Rooms Cover- ed on Terms to Snit. t remarkable Heater ever 1 . made Burne coal siftings, cobs. ? = coal, lignite, coke or wood—has ailr- tight bottom draft—will cut your coal bill in two, T. LOUIS No Heater | a35 te Its equal. ...++-+++ss>5 GOLDMAN BROS. These Rugs are fine heavy Brus- sels, 9x12-ft., and come in beauti- ful patterns, suitable for any STREET } thie wondertut value tor ony $19.75 : ’ : . € ‘ atten mn citrine tla ; a a ee ee . ear a a > 7 oo ~ SE SS te PE KS ++ ee - a ee 5 aw =

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An Faw, Nee ay eg eg Oe —_— => , ee 22 |ST.LOU'S POST-DIS Gasoline in Alton at 12 Cents. VYhe price of gasoline dropped to) be purchased che ! 1° cents In Alton yesterday, as the! in Wood River, where it is manufac- ) rere, ——S ee The City Circulation of EE —— — I — ———————— ——ebon -— — ‘result of a price war. Gasoline can tured. In } 'terday from 15.1 Wood River buyers are | paying 18.2 cents. , aper In Alton thar! .o. -educed in East St. The price also} —— ee -_ oo i | ee eee + ‘ —_ oe wee ——— ——- ~The Wisdom of a Trust Furd Under Your Will | | your heirs, isa . aa of a Trust Fund to be administered by “— a NSTEAD of bequeathing money and property direct to ‘t mav be advisable to leave it in the form this experienced and responsible Trust Company. Such an arrangement will relieve your heirs ef the leave. problems of in vestment and will safeguard the estate you We will be glad to give you full information on this subject, and to suggest a form of Trust Fund that will ‘best serve the subjects of your Will If you cannot/call in person, it will be a pleasure to send someone to see you. ‘St. e Louis Union Trust Co. Broadway and Looust Affiliated With First National Bank SSS SSeS are ie Sa ee l ll Marriage Licenses — : Louis yes-| . . oss __————-_- Births Recorded Burial Permits ———— url ermi LLCO DO MARRIAGE LICENSES. , Frank preware Brinkmeier—Florence New ouse. Fdward F. S¢ehilvueter—Lilliam A. Boehm. Henry Bradley—Mrs, Caroline Underwood. kd Demps:y—Martha Browa. mobert Emmett Vinnedge—Dorethy K. Sige gieton. John W, Jennemann—Edna A. Vogel. Carl Lane—Lamuvonia Smith. | Gliibe-t_ Dorsey—Mre. Mary Thurman. ' Ellas L. Tilford—Mrs. Sarah Jacobs. John D, JleVey—Elizabeth Rogers. | Eugene T. Davenport—Mary Cullen | Jaui J. Kiel—Loretto M.. Dwyer. | @, Dantel R. Kenny—Stella M. cNulty. | §| Rudolp E. Astel—Mrs. Mattie |. Willlame. | , | Harry A. Schillinger—Marie C. Ruprecht. , Willam §. Kinnard—Martha Grebe. | W Uiiam Goodwin Coleman—Leona Juliette | va Beckmann. Albert Collins—Mrs. Janne Moore. | Wilbur W. Long—Judith Frances Frits. |@) Arthur C. Striebel—Marguerite 4, Padberg. ; | &Manual Burnside—Mrs. Kddie oore. Raymond KE. Jeannelle—Edna E. Johnson. | §| Sines Mackabee—-Mrs. Isabella Ware. \ By Walter E. nson—Dorothy K. Jordan, | Cincinnati, QO. ft = . Radclife—Virginia Prather, Chi- : Cc 0, . _Abde Poticha—Edna Weinberg, Chi o, ii. oe mt T. Muir—Gladys McEnroe, lari, la. | Adolf Kiein—Rose Wammerl, Chicage, Il. | _Jonn Gluca—Theresg Leber, Chicago. Ii. | Hermann Bowerman—Biraie Reeder. Mur- | _ pryaboro, 111. at Bivare Dorsty—Ella Tawkins, Glencee, Henry J. Ruth, Trenten, Ill.—Frieda W. , Baer, Lebanon, II. \ Richard Lee Ferguson, Fulton, Ky.—Clem- , | entine F. A. Raaf. Gerald. Mo. At Belleville. | Wiilam Gamble—Annte P. Sampson, St. Louis, Mo. Henry Scharf-—Selma Keck, Stookey Town- 2 ship. At East St. Louis. Walter Curtie—IAllian Hassler. Joseph P. Curtiea—Leerda Morgan, &t. Leuis | Christ Nicoigis—Mary I. Bollinger. | ee a AS he | Tomlinson, _ marion 5. Jegsup, East St. Louls—Filerence Edwarda. Webster Groves. ie. At St. Charles. D. J. Underwood—BDdna L, Feles, St. is. | ame %. Foersterling—Marie A. iton, | . Loulg. ‘ | ADraham Booker, Hannibal—lIrene Dickens, len ‘ Btredbie—Je | site anette Cramer, st. sal Edith Ginger—C tl G. Bohmi4é re—Maxine Aylward, A 5 A. J. Morshel—Marie Cavan. i, BIRTHS RECORDED 8. and OG 2020 |S. an ray, orth Breadway. L. and ¥ Mahan, 3134 Mor sd \% and F. Roberts, 901 Sout enth. lL. and L. Watson, 2104 Gratiot. W. and P. Pitts, 3337A Market. W. and K. Saturno, 1482 North Twentieth. B. and C. Frost, 8516 Cozzens. «> * —_——— a HOUSE FU RE TT TT VUUMITE fa Ss th (Ty MLL oy ALE Pata ees Furniture and Furnishings in every department have been marked down to the limit In order to clear our - present warehouse. ee ie onal OVERSTUFFED SUITE The overstuffed Living-Room Suite illustrated is beautifully designed and solidly construoted. seat oonstruction and is upholstered One of the In a high quality velour. rare vaiues in this sale..... RNISH 1124-26-28-20 Olive Street WARELOUSE.: Va : a} Nr, ’ 4 tre ; rithy ra fe ; s? Mill] } pry YN A ~ he ve ING CO.} >>rpet |C. and E. Fischer, G. and 8S. Mosinger, 5595 Minerva. , and R. Hughes, 3666 8h ¥. C. and H. Smaltz, 3169A Nebraska. Ez E. and L. Haley, 3761 Laclede. L. and A. Fiedler, 3639 Sullivan. . and M. Eck, 2017 E. Warne. . J. and E. Suntrop, 6020 South Grand. J. and T. Russell, 2701A N. Whittier. . and F. Stephens, 2842 St. Vincent. . E. and M. Welch, 2405 South Seventh V J, and A. Berg, 8541 Delor. - and L. Burion, 6414 Magnolia. . and ©. Murphy, 4429A Gibson. . and M. Edelman, 3257A Minnesota. i and A. Falk, 6318 Gardenville. . and 8. Joseph, 911 South Ninth. . D. and E. McCaliam, 4465 Pershing. . R. and L. Proctor, California, Mo. 4050 Sheridan. aw. and D. Moran, 1516 Olive. . and B. Hepler, Caruthersville, Mo. P. M. and E. Havey, 6200 Presscott. t. and C. Frey, 1216A N. Newstead. . and H. Kabbaz, 923 Hickory. _ and D. Altschul, 4471 Olive. . H. and C. Graham, 5021 Cabanne. . M. and L. Wright, 2125 Nebraska. . and F. Burack, 733 Heman. . and E. Liebermann, 5203 Page. and Ek. Winters, 66 Aberdeen. py Cc d lL. Robt 3080 . an 4 oping - ; r Why Inconvenience your pocket- ‘5; and. Nephew. 2138 F,.wrishtasten. G. . r - 4 Sc Oo 1O = & book when our extended payments G. Mand XN. Schonhoret. 2449 Laite. make the paying for your Furniture Rath qy “R an easy matter? This Federal high- oven Range kitchen would possess, $33.50 it has Marshall spring 9129 ingredients, , Sonelaite Eeteed 49c Polish; each .. per set Full-size, all-blue enamel; has four Oil Mi =. — a op con hole cookin Mixing Bowls surfaces. Cooks an These splendid, heavy and Polish Book Ends bakes to perfection _ Mixing Bowls come With Tin Box, These beautiful Book with elther coal or mn sets of five. They niversal Cedar oll- Ends come in various gas. Special at, are ideal for mixing cake sonked Triangle Mop, art designs and are very $97 SO with bettle of special value at, . 98c 3-Pc. Windsor Bedroom Suite Each plece is well constructed, lar ished In walnut. end bed and ohifforette. Very speolal ' at priced... . 8 8&8 6 @ @ gravis > ~ 4 J HOT-BLAST HEATER This Hot-Blast Heater ts sturdily c. R I, iH. B | W. and G A. and EF. | Carrie Laster. | Beulah Terrell. R. Eschenbere. 7 M. Bereswill. | & Pollack. 43 | Fraencia .Mik, 46 | J. Peruveas. . | Francis Hoffman, ’ | W. Lang. 50, 1208 Hebert. | Jean Petralla. 4 f Arileta Cox, a | C. Plumber, .27 fe and CC. Grenia. 1926 Mallinckrodt. Washington, Mo. and E. Burech, 5630 Pershing. and A. Schuller. 4847 Easton. and T. Maize. 1602 N. Euclid. and M. Bates. 3723A Maffitt. t and E. Drews, 5244 W. Florissant. ,+ and I. King. McMinnville, Tenn. J. and L. Lee. BOLIA Page. and E. Smith, 6423 Hobart. and D. Woodward, 3849 Delmar. Dorris, 4521A Arco. qi. and E. Hanebrink, 2739 Allen. Duke, 4118 Enright. Cc. and E. McHenry, River Mines. Me. and J..Thanasse, 1814 Franklin. A and C. Koehler. 6741 Mitchell. Kliinge, 2019A John. _ and M. Middleton, 4662A Evans. P. and M. Dewey. 4241 J. and F. Beremann. 2 and E. ; F. and M. Ejichorn and M. Freiboge!l. 4275 St Cc. and 8S. Thurmond. 2712 Gravois. J. and L. Botze. 1138 N. Broadway. and A. Gibson, 2309 Howard. . and E. Elson, 4503 W. Easton, BURIAL PERMTTS. 830. 2119 Mf e H. Boehmer, 1. 3234 California. 11, ANNA Corbitt. 2 2328 6. 34. R83. 44235 Minnesota. 521 Tail wi. 72°O Lindenvweod pi, 20. 1854 Gratiot. A37 N. Euclt4. Louis. 2737 Huelamann. 37 | Ann Lindauer, 18, 5241 Gilmore. comarenes ann S A Pritehfield, 56. 3951 Humphrey. _ has mn th Marv J. Harrigan R5 4588 Pap n. aie ee od J. Huther, 78. 1929 Panin. top s trimme WwW. Johnson. 27 2708 Randolph. with nickel and Marion Deskin. 49. 20086% Diviston. is priced extreme- R. Killinger, 9 months, Collinsville. ly low, 5 $19.50 G> Bags I J. Schwartz. 62. Mamie Greer. i Vf eee th ht | TUESDAY . nf » OCTOBER 16, "4923. ———— Equals that of the Daily ALE AE A —— ——— EE converters can eas entify genuine Mosine . by thisindian Frade-Mar® mor , } ewenevery rolland bundte. FE wily | ; i } i } ’ Mrs. Ellas Michael of the Board ‘SUNDAY SCHOOL BUS OPERA : Children to and From B qyakes | ; | El Temple. _ | The B'nai El Congregation, Sp aad Flad avenues, of which Ri: SOK SSS REA ae SSeS so See ee ee n H. Miller is pastor, has st spon sseies ee ote "ates OM seca me Seen Sacene Eas Se a =. motor bus service for the Sch Se . ers Se Jyenience of all Jewish children Th — eae : at a distance fram the ter ee ee es ee oe ee ee ee on a definite schec ig chaperoned by one of : ,day-school teachers. at takes So ¥ idren to the Sunday “school rg is the first:congeratio We city to adopt this method of children safely ta and from | .v.school sessions, and it has Tereased attendance at| the schoo: : a . Pay Bs >. " us runs Se ee sera SS . 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TUFSDAY, . — | OCTORE s "sae 4 Bs TESDAY, . f : ; . , - See Aaa, 4 o o's OCTOBER 16, 1923, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCR a ——— —— SR a - _ a Y SCH OL BUS OPERATED | CAR REPAIRER HELD IN CASE | banks, Mrs. Jenny Milligan, Joseph (than last year, though it is still un- | | Norton, William L. and Frank |able to care for all who have ap- = Children to and From B'nai OF MAN SLAIN AT PACIFIC, MO, | Ritehte, ail claiming to be -first | plied for its specialized training. dewalt - — SRL : — — ——-- —— | Cousins of the late publisher. |elasses in corrective speech have an , El Temple. ) : =— a3 . George Henderson Shot During Al- | ‘enrollment of 26, those in the oral) iT> : 3, ‘nai El Congregation, Spring ng ‘ | | | | | The Bina tercation in Railroad Yards Waiting List at Institute for Deaf./school 65, and those in lip-reading, | = Flad avenues, of which Rabbi Ww . than | = = ith Monnie Norris. Seventy-five children and adults|1°- Most of the latter are more » | : | ‘ . } Cc re ‘aneven Gale 8 8 ? | Frora Manufacturers. H. Miller is pastor, has start- | 18 ve ld years oid. ' " - in the) —== Factorv 1018 Olive St: 1, moles A Coroner's verdict holding Mon- A otor bus service for the con- ' 5 N-iare awaiting an opportunity to at- ; ee ef all Jewish children liv- nie Norris, a car repairer, was re- pu atin ok ol i ini likes te | years and up predominate | at a distance from the temple. turned by a jury at Pacific, Mo., yes- |. . ign © smal snentvure Lother classes. Mrs. Jessie Goldberger, terday in the death there Sunday for the Deaf, 818 South King's high- | formerly of the University of Aus- | Y + ns on a definite schedule, P a Te whaperoned by one of’ the| "ight of George Henderson, 23 years| ¥2¥: Of these, 19 are St. Louisans./tria at Vienna, has been appointed | 7 ! ws school teachers. It takes ths | ld, of Pacific, a locomotive fireman | L™¢ institute has a larger enrollment} head of the laboratory department. : ¢ ° » to the Sunday school and my tay by the Missouri Pacific |= - | ailroad. ‘ again. | , : 3 | snail Bl is the first congeration in Henderson was shot and killed) For Goodness Sake Serve | COAL ot COK E a $550 during an altercation with Norris in | | city to adopt this method of get- h ; ¥ BOe per ton off filet prices on orders of children safely to and from Sun-|*"e railroad yards near the station | | two-ton lots or more 'f baid on delivery Hool sessions, and it has in-|8t Pacific at 5 p. m. Sunday. Hen- | | or byw chock mailed aver day. Get our ; . | optece re Ton " . ’ f attendance at the school. Gerson was wounded in the left side | may stn [ or @ ree Daye Oniy Compare with other Players inear the shoulder and was dead when | CAKE vr,% $-- ey Se * por eo ™ : PO ERR TE PRL? MR Le Hs He is in jail at Union| at and will be held to await action by | a ! | = oD , PBs zy o the grand jura. | — ) 1. RSS | , “ _ Gerhard Busher, 25, a farmer re- | f CHAIRS —~ . ui ‘ | | + | Siding near Pacific, was near the two | e | | 5 g_Ade /men at the time of the shooting and | : ’ t P24 a : > . ; } : 4 . _ Offer. i ® | ' was wounded in the shoulder by a/| ; } | SPRCIAL rT St. Louis’ Greatest Player-Pianoe - | | | | | FOR a - — . | Stray bullet. He is in a St. Louis hos- f 4. . | pital, ; | | Fa AND COLLEGES — = | Cnr osname | THREE ; | 7 — of Henderson, who is | Georgia Lee | ccanal ae ONE DAYS | survives iy his widow, will be to-/| NE FREE , | morrow afternoon from the Baptist | CUNNINGHAM | atiewed tn ane ; - ‘rr oO 1c Art o | relieved ry ;chur¢h to the City Cemetery. Hen- mms 86 meure. Sweilimg reduced in 15 te | dersdn resided at Pacific for a num- | - ( . d B SINGING | | n H a! h w rfal Discovery. Write =o . 7, | er Of years. Norris is said to have | or U0 stipate OW els, eadacne, Colds, NOW LOCATED IN THE for free trial treatment. 7 Stot Indigestion! Instant Relief!|fone| there shortly after the shop- | STUDIO BUILDING ' Collum Dropsy Remedy Co. | OLIVE AN) TAYLOR | TLANTA. GA Ch a few Harmless Tablets| ™°"* strike was called in June, 1922 8 Sour Stomach, Gases, Biliousness : Studio 11 | Dept. 100 A ee oes eer Dee's ; - -_— aa et, — | attaligaeent snipes rotten meieneutas | NO FUNDS FOR STENOGRAPHER : No other cathartic or laxative acts the bowels, restoring naturad, regular | rp fs | | ARMY COURTMARTIAL HALTED | ae gently on the liver and bowels as | movement. ‘‘Cascarets’’ are harmless hristensen | cemecn aie deeieed Re arg oem) | A ascarets. They never gripe,j;and are used by millions of Men, KRagtime—Piano—Sax—Banje j§ +200 more than the THREE other St | Cae 'sicken or inconvenience you. They) Women and Children. 10c boxes, also ae Anyone ae — “Louls newspapers combined. # 'Coyrt Declines to Procced in Case! Positively strengthen and: regulate’ 25 and 50¢ sizes—any drug store. - i caiedeiaeanadaanat cans tal Against Retired Medical Officer. —— | By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.—Lack of poereeeeeewe |" CHASES DIRT - CHASES DIRT - CHASES DIRT , ment of. the army courtmartial which had gathered to try Capt Taste pleasant Work wonders, The | Sampo: C. Gwynne, retired medical ‘B poment you chew a few tablets of CUUicer. On charges growing: out of Pape’s Diapepsin all the misery of in- PA mig ye: of Private Guy Pen- : 4 7 : Open Evenings | FREE | 50 Music Rolls |that| the trial would be extremely | [technical and that army field clerks ,and regular departmental stenogra-. 'phers were not qualified for such i'work. Private Pendleton suffered ithe loss of his legs through amputa- ition after he had been treated it i hospital at Fort Eustis, Va. . © | . 2 . westion and disordered stomach ends. | 3 y; Pp d 1S weignht, i: stomach needs this harmiess| [nm the trial of Maj. .George W @ 4 W ith the lano p an il int of , help. Get relief for a few cents. Mil-|\Cook on charges growing out of the 4 Kenmore ° po Bitions of dyspeptics and stomach suf- |Same case the stenographic expenses | ae | Silk Sh d ht. Beside ferers never bothered any more. Any | totaled $1700 and the Judge Advocate a a e | feng store. 'Genéral’s office has indicated under | : ayer flosinee is : ithe budget there are no funds avail- | 7 , M ic Roll Cabinet ;able for similar expenses at the trial | Outfit us ‘of Capt. Gwynne. Upon hearing | | ‘@ ° bd Pa ) there would be no special stenog- | C mbinati an lon every & rapher today, the court declined to | at 0 . on i 0 i ; Sa 4 |60 further. | 7 ; —_AND— y safe way a . ~ | It was asserted by the Judge Ad- $2 65 e i vocate at the trial, Capt. Humphrey Pl , Pian Ben h |Biddle, and by defense attorney;, | | ayer- ! 0 Cc No Money Down 30 Days’ Free Trial Sap -°° Per Week bad We will accent vour present plano. pho other r musical instrument at full present cash value ay sy payment on s new Kenmore Pilaver-Piane Pay balance $2.00 per week. 8A. Starck Pians @a| | Manufacturers’ Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos 1018 OLIVE ST.(" 11th)ST. LOUIS CORNER 24 MEN TAKEN ON LIQUOR SHIP Bottled Whisky Valued at $25,000 | Seized by Police. % : | | ( | Good to the last drop | By the Associated Press. | 7 | , NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—Twenty- \four prisoners were taken and bot- | Cal, ’ |t.ed whisky valued at $25,000 confis- | stafe occasions— 4 | catefl by police of the Westchester i jistation in the Bronx early today | either festive or 3 |when they captured the 75-foot cab- | ‘In cruiser Mirage in Long Island | grave —the atten- ff (Sound. Po | tion is often equally || | PUBLISHER'S WILL ATTACKED divided between the | | Cousins of Delavan Smith Allege He Was Mentally Unsound. . guest of honor and | By the Associated Presse. So a 4A f | CHICAGO, Oct. 16.—A suit to; 8 Maxwell House Coffee. |] | reak the will of Delavan Smith, | 4 ; , publisher of the Indianapolis News, | , > ime! : “I make your bathroom shine —and save you work and time!” tel Quite Bathtubs, wash- bowls, mirrors, floors and walls—everything in the bathroom takes on new radiance when Old Dutch does the work. Things are made really clean, hygienically clean, sanitary. Cleaning is much easier, too, because Old Dutch—which Nature made in fine, flat-shaped par- ticles—erases dirt quickly and easily. It doesn’t scratch and doesn’t grind in the dirt, as that increases work, injures surfaces and prevents real cleaning. Old Dutch.saves you time, too, because every particle works. A little bit, in fact, goes a long way. For quick, thorough, easy and economical cleaning put Old Dutch to work. Millions of house- keepers know there’s nothing like it. IPEN EVENINGS UNTIL we » lesaemmer ‘Ale eases. ne 4 a _— — - ree ee Pre ee. So an pete J who died last year at his,home in. : Lake Forest, has been filed at Wau- kegan, Ill., by attorneys represent- rol) JlLeq, ki MAXWELL ing 16 cousins, Smith’s nearest rela- , | tives. The action was brought on ‘the allegation. that the publisher “was mentally unsound when the will | was made. Smith left the bulk of his fortune | to Indiana institutions and @€mployes | of his newspaper. Petitioners’ to | break the will include Luther M. | Frank, William D. and Newton Fair- | , House drafty! * Sunbow! heat will make grandma shed her shawl. Biggest bowl — most heat then candy ' Por children and SOLD SY YOUR £ . —E ADVERTISEMENT _- Has LSSPIRIN esult of pale, thin watery ! DAY BAYER”’ when you buy. Insist ! ated Iron will help ma and well again; it ind bighly endoreed 27, nless-you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are States S ora, JU f : , . ‘Gaarte, “many physiciaas Meo getting the genuine Bayer as yn Sar by ent men, Even NVSICian’) rr A2y muons for rn especially of the ysicians Over 23 years and proved sate y xated Iron in a comm 7 ' » Pharmacie Normale. 00 people are using it » build red blood, str mee. AS ial! Gragene am Lae Toothache Rheumatism XATEDIRO ELECTRICS SUNBOWL SOLD BY" : lk e ei } « t 2. CHASES DIRT - sas a CHASES DIRT nion ec ric 0, | Neuritis Lumbago “i | o 12th and ust | 7 : . : 7 ie i Pain, Pain ax \ S 4 ~~ | Oy SAT (A . Neuralgia NN — aT | Divided Paymentd on Light Bilis UCGGESTION for : a POST-DISPATCH 1 cept only “Rayer” package which contains proper directions. . n , | | SIX OFFICES | IN COUNTY beret) ' AD to SECURE == y “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiste. le the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicecié HP for HOME . —_ : Colds Headache cs O Y) Fry V") UO Bs - ct ae > VW) rr vy) = Ad - f O - > Y) ry wo ~ J —] ' 2 te > n rm Y) = Be - i oC ake > Vv) rr] YY) O _ - a = CHASES DIRT - CHASES DIRT - CHASES DIRT - CHASES DIRT - CHASES DIRT od Dicod, Str

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—_ ~ te, ee ee me - —————eaeEeEEee - ee seer ete ene ' : A : . t ¥ a . ; ' = he. A ST ENIHS *PNST-NISPATTH ; : ; | . TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1922. “ah " eR TS ST Lol nc POST-DISPATCH The World’s Series Shows That a Good Old Hickory ‘Stick _Has it on a Board of Strategy ae -~- a ee gl — PP BLL Fes asa FEE, wtasnenrnitimeniniaratelitay di i Five Washington {~~ Racing Results and Entries Re le el led ee eae ae a a ee a a i i tie an ne ae — lc al lh ~ - ee a a a —— — - on ~~ ie tty Peal al ai ail si ll a i ll Regulars Fail to | Leute! Results King dies ~ =. a Nall es ~ ~ ~~ i ~ ~ ~ “i a ¥ a hea PPP Pt i i i Bob Meusel’s $55,000 Single : A Bit ot Real Soccer Football Action r + a 7 FIRST RACE claiming. for wo-yeart emtry. Wins Series For Yanks, After Bambino Fans With Bases Full Nehf, After Pitching Masterfull!y for S-\en Innings, Falters and ~ r " — ° - \ *- ds Taken Out ot Sixth Championship Game— —Huggins’ Men Put Over Five-Run Rall ida, purse $1300. ss furiongs—x mana, a , _7 : 9 , 105 «Wails>. $13.80. $5.30, $440. first: | ome-hat? | en rac ce Fehrah, 1(%) (Howard) - $s. 50. $0 90 sec-' Cataian ...... | end, Jackson, 105 ‘Marinellirr 96.80. thi yh ‘ . Time—1:14 1-5 xGeorgia Wellard jo. Beaux Art. No Lady. iiie Thoughts, | faigar. Wood Lady. Sligo. sJust Me, 1Duei- | ' . s. Capt. Cantwell Among Gridiron | ™. \2'"')4. s'so ran | Weather clear: track faut. pt. : xr— Field. “Apprentice a. oWance Stars on Varsity Hos- | SECOND RACE. claiming. for 3-year-oids . and upward purse $1300. six furiongs— eo! pital Squad. Camouflage. 109 (Legere). $34.50. $2750.| Tomorrow’s Latonia «)«? $14.50. second; Reprisal 109 «3s (Taylor. First race, $8.10. third Time. 1:13%-5. Round Robin, aoa Sane r . +t GO TO SEND 401 [| Gee”. ., bse dee a! ma Pree we A owe ~~ Er > rs : ; — — a umbe. Fox Tail, Sea Sand. Mave!, ic Was aA oruisea ana oatlereG kK Finality. Tony Sue. Vice Chairman. Siing savad of Washington football ape , — onl a a . P THIRD RACE. for maidens. 3-year-oids Enrico "eee ’ 7 : p. s ; 7 wil e— 8) TOON Le aa | “72 *,%,' Kansas City, a ale Hl , +4 ers that assembled at Francis Field end up. purse $1300. one >30. ft | Lew Pops " 110 (Callahan) $4. $27.70 ret; : 4 By Heywood Broun. 2 | | yesterday to begin a week's prepara-¢ scotch Broom 110 (McLane). $3 20, 3s ia | Als eligible: ‘4 | the and Other Cities Also ,. nd > 7 iy ay . . . = . : ° ee; ond hi oso} 17 Rabi = «: 0. : i NEW YORK, Oct 16.—At iast the New York Yankees are cham- 4 — tion for the second conference game | *t°0D¢: _Philosopher | gn ag nd § Second race. $1400, claiming | c. Be Represented Here ) a 7 ; a . tanh tive am ne-half fur! H plons*of ‘the worid They took the sixth and deciding came of the r with the University of Oklahoma | U™*T #n¢ Jabver Lock also tae. . °shi ning Gelf .. ee _ . f : ) iA rm)" “LU .- r : ; Tan 41. . ‘olo0 G Bic FOUCRTH RACE. The Dean Wood anal ‘peta ge ' i ft series from the Giants atthe Polo Grounds yesterday by a score of 6 * |Sooners at Norman Saturday [cap Purse. $2000, | six | furionge—Gonfalon | Cuota ries f ; | 3 1115 «McAtee) $4 40 c 50. $2.40, first: | Pay ugh ‘ent es for the i Ps * ~~ = in far ‘, it vas far from be ing an C cxzneg il: Ra > 40) $2. 30 eecand i : yi es ‘ = r " githous we . Rowlirig ° As a rabid Yankee partisan we might be expect -xu! Ay ; = entire squad, for the Grinneil came , Modest 103 (Walls). 3 th rd. Time. 1:15. | Raidine ed .. ye ddie = ” : fay — ~ 52 srinnei! n Yankee *Trincess, Neptun Snmascne anc A. ei.gibie: quurnament to be rolled ") ~g> . on ’ : _- . ‘ . a. oye “> t © a I ‘3 to i ] : I} in } ] ; e s ‘ ] Re imal = ram "i { , . res -e i opened —— me face of Arthul Ne nt 4s he walked to the Lian? re eos er: : . ~f fhe *z a once 2 ovum- — tr ‘on > ; Tan a far °Vienne se washing-o" alleys starting NX : = ver Of the regulars were not out CP RA eRe ee aes ae a, : Eo : 4 bench in the middie ol the eighth Inni _ Mm gy bh : . ; : . ‘ , fase ~ i ’ fo ela a— W aii- TPR tT ; -~ * - oooe nt NOV s) 7 aid . , Ss - ~. * “~ + 7% - Ce ee = 4 1). six swe ne . . ~ ©) ay » ov * u . ’ ~ : . ne Among. pe heroes and the Cep Cantwell spent the day in bed s = * gg $5.90. $2.90, $2 0 Third + . eh de a amen nani be ge: rst en Li4 (Callahan), $4.60. $2.90. | and up, mi J ’ 7 wn guiness * —— = |recovering from a gener isin | ed R rv Pa sat rT? i z ge e! al br UIs if =e ned illy K «ily 1°26 “aver ) $° po © Miley - 9 -— at: rs t. bowl on th ne ftuckyw -age 4 th » te Gam . ee, i W his) H ro- ' « : ; Piucky leader o 1@ Red and + Tin 1:12 2-5. Miss Whisk. Ho *Noon How sturda. and three Sunday d ome Finges. alse ran. “War Prite » ; 7 . - 2 wr: ment There > a anita afl tm tert “pwmne 6 SIXTH RACE, cla ming 3-year is and; “Winner Take ei tourna tiws*-. oat ” f injuri iaypool fullb ). mile and fu ng—Laiy Myra et oe wd _ ce that before the entrie G0ats of the series Nehf stands out a figure o: pure tragedy. Had Nehf encountered Job hin self om that long walk from the | Each Yankee’s Sh : are we ra re r ‘ae * = + am bo - + - J Fe Wwe! bas , Saturday *s fa rr > 1 ite : - aryl . CEs . a om ¥ ; ni DP “h ng hill ro the de! \ h of .. sit 4 ¢ s My . zx 2 ie ay . - . . A | i} Z| nd Ley i . 7 x ec a L a ‘ Qess toy M Atee $10: Si) re “iy. $1 -s) ~~? : i , on attains oh ‘ ’ ‘ : e ~~ : ¥ me S-. ’ am : ae a —— = . . —'s ‘ 24 ee a ae " . 7 p . ~ > = vr. TT. t . - e ? >| cugout the Giant pitcher would have ¢ Of Series Pot $6278 : : jx: sie FR rg ear a,» c Jewe!] V. D. 102 (Legere). $8.10, $5.40, | Larchmen a “o in 30 tea ™ . from out La ’ etme ~w1 or} , For Nehf was the lome hope of Pv the Axseor' eee , 3 errase in any rough work. SEVENTH RACE, claiming -Year-O1dS | wienmett ** : ie wil) have to entfr Sewe ™ = , ’ . ™ . —_ itcnei . —2-V ‘ * tee 7 y bee . the ‘riants and they tried to etre tcp NE ate + { OR h... Oct . ( a ere mem % : ASS OM — « aape tor the game S Certain -+e4 % .. Pend from this total it should 1 " " > “a ' +? a - i oe : . very second when he snapped like a § ©™¢ed wi the sixth game yes- rubber band. terday These figu ree make new record, the old mark havine SS imi eo» ada aible to cet the quintets nee ~LPrte ~ » OB, mice $1400 alle i % w Ril the M 1. W est a A re = dD fi 3 r q, : —_ ; hé¢dule Coaches Work Squad Hard. rreecT picr o At 10 minutes of four Nehf was i 4 ha ; > e half meen established in 923 then : : 2 within an inning and 8 tiaeil of } ~ co =e ;, in l mais when , Those wi! fy Tere on deck vecter. ™ arm via is é : ; a3 4 had been a Tuesday Wednesday.|) is to be divided wart: me ae cet a © *0urth | Hernandez). 25 to 1. 7 to 1. 2 to 1. firet:| Warrent ided t peli : i tveat. Emptor. 10 "ator) . Atte . it dugout bench with the substitutes R tendan pS. 33 3 2k . 252. . = ¥ ke enews THON = - - —e » appear ridge. LO 4 Collins). 4 to 3 it put Ww the rolling in the fi 4 > same and the series: but he -. vid SS° 80 SOC T : ‘council s share, $20.- J gi A ~ ; z an ; a 7 > a ret r’e ar Lis Srmnmns rr) >i a ut. le Kinet eh . . i et ' hear th a ities 26 OU. % ‘ ng and rage a tie nd ne—I1-44 Only ‘wo starters Flyin, mad - Fs . e shouts and yells Oo; the aaliis . Fax h club’« ad : , - Cae of) Y tee a , r The ‘2 it-of toprn fenms wil) ! as the Yank *) i h > . . « ” ar $59.182..0 t -—. = era US “i St rs _ *h . -™ , mer : " an "> LITHIRe — “4+. . tin : - Alan a ’ ; 69 , Pees an = ed out tl ¢ most a a ~ . . . 3 . ~ s.4 ok (7?" 7 Tere si eked " +o, « ¢ rie a 3 a A - A ..n . - : “ -_ . an 5 FIGt RES FOR a 1 ; > ehf - ccded One More Day. ' Receipts, $1.063.815. : Mid > [ - nina is 2 - : Cy} aYvDo i a re 8 _— . aS ks : "L : ~~. ¥ ~ Can: oe s me : At ren: ~8 a. petits | , : P| od ~ . : . S 7 ] it % — >? : oe ed . : : L» : “4 . rm . . He And it was Nehf who made thar Advisory coancil’s share $163.- ey Lavy was extention ee Ee | T ft rally possib! i 572.25. . — iT soon ’ ed for ‘hAree ear-olds six 4 va ; : it was Monday Nehf would neve , Fac h | tub’ ~ share $s: rf 229. 86. : asi * . thr sch ¢ o —._. ‘ aa ‘ ce > went _ aris nges—™M 6G aM injury to Bip kicking | °° % out. sepeond: Rigel. 112 (ator at. pa asia eS Our ¢ Veg Cee af sunny station tipon the rubber for|) on9 jareor than ee ae on seis has just cleared the ball, with two Arsenal wna — = him, i ae Seri ee ee 435 waits hs al i iam €ver efor>. Ser. § -— ee a, ——$—_____— —————— —— ————————~ cade o re ~HOoOWi ne bf 3 >Ser Fale whos = A 4 = —— | went is e L000, s -—Kin Pe 119) Geld 11> . , - : : 115 d led among the Yan 4 : at ; Ce Kee epene Y oe je SP upon by the Te ae in 4 — rmen Pantages, 104 (™ Keen, ani Glapta. The Tanker ou ontenders in On by Ue coaches we am gs | so make” Ghrpes pentane Sat | peers a rahi oud? Start the rmer (Yaw and "at r - ~ bee | rd ore 141-5 J? X {> w : . s . ic re, aati -« Lis A i iSeti. rire anu -aisyv ; 4.30 > Bi Thursday, Friday or Saturday, would ‘ + have found him a hero instead a ¢ for their victory, will receive ¢° = final goat of the games If only the ¢ per cent and _ a Giante 4 i" ‘ > son ip ih ettaAicattinatlines > dteatteertine tinal vila OO III A 42ifh star S$ a2 regular f he k er ran r ah - — n Be — 44 Le |r » ollie T? thea ona aii fore 3.v-s c up ta SsVOC iWork, SIXTH RACE. maiden fillies. *-vear-olds ' le Fe gray clouds had let go their rain 5 cen: ONS he, Lee | « upon the diamond the humi! tion _ hm » . * Ye a ws c HI Caco AME Ri¢ ANs. 1923 Race He Lost, b S 6 purse $1U(4), five furlongs Miss ameo. 113) Cool ‘ ; A Bes pimyer acn nkee 1? J y inter S>'to 1. 3 te J ven, won Mae | *liamisk of Arthur Nehf wou ld have hye en” al | ‘f1ye c Sele ut 2 653 en am : r “ 0 0 0 0 0 ] 0 0 0c! t ay S PAPYRUS IN WORKOUT Mart - Ll > = If ts ae : - , v% - ' ore, . washed and cleansed gato triumph |} Giant about $4363 ns CHICAGO NATIONAL eee Bie 88 3 wl FOR MATCH RACE, STEPS = fit.) 39.3-3. ‘astar ‘Dritt.” Moon Dream. |" Cooi an ~ ‘ os ain —— Pert. de . “a — = es 7 4 ? He needed just 24 hours’ more of Each second place club will re- I URL uy rest. Only last Fri day he shu out ceive about $27.208 ana one y | 0 0 0 1 0 0 ] 0 Farle San ‘2 Who Will Have The Vl Omntiim Interns T1OnN st ace Sat- 11 ONGS IN 2:24 ie ei | rear-olds n Bt the Yankees and the strain upon his |—_—. Preakness as Due to “Break” at the Barrier. Olympic today to gite Pzpyrue his FIRST RACE. claiming, purse $1400. 4-| Heather. ....103 3h | premacy had flowed back acain into /Pace with the Yankee Posh mae ' KANSAS CITY- BALTIMORE oe: tinal Speed trials for + ™ ‘fateran- ve ear ae =" Siac" e: = — wieza. ss Raves ; a 108 / his sinews and muscles, but there are th Moment at which the tide turned. 4 ‘GAME AG AIN POSTPONED . ) “ional match with Zev next Satur- Finea Sw (Hastin tOr $7.70. 34 70 a Eeith 16s . nine iinings to &@ game? Some nerve 274 turning, began to race. Ward (This ig the first of a series of articles by Jockey Sande who will have! + a et Tas) Jarvis did net set third. Time—i:12, Ben Bolt. Repeater. | — ics or gland or tiny corpuscle along that ‘he first Yunkee batrer — 9 PR e Assoc ated Pres the mount on the American Rival of Papyrus, . “mii i - air ein ue t. nl s Dest ~ Sean ee : — Recents Co ored Boy. Pyx. Ar- * Rive os : left arm had lagged in recuperation. ©/£5th inring. was an easy out The | KANSAS) CITY, M 2. 1t.—The Park iis | eel see “a ; ~ we nen "SECOND RAC x, cae g arse $1400 “Fe rt . ‘$1500, And yesterday afternoon at five min-isecre Was 4 to 1} in favor of ope 4 th game of the ‘seriee betweanr By Earl Sande, gare tne _ —- ] ] - te Rese ma ter ts — hinges ; rear en | a rorieee a - *, “a , = rxkowut that eS, ne-h it longs— W ongbek LO7 T. eur. ut : . ee - om _ (.jants neh - —" . o% sag BB, .timor na i“ sas ity ‘32e¢ re? .. "; , ] rvy y e ne : ; “ a : ‘ ean es to four that tire d 7} ry 0! a». > ) | } oa ck. the ¥ anize-e . e® a a Kan as & Wa ; ae America > Leading Jockey 1; r eu ite) TSSeMmen aimost as much Parke S15 a eo $4 oS) first » ru \ Donne eA) ioc +. wh “peed ww) . . ‘ L i 2 eee > te a ‘: , * : OE 0 RE Oe ek . > Z Ty) ; = . -—p.- aa ™ haesine ~ — 4 7 — ™ ia iid have done. 1i2 arke), So ni 19 > : ** , . ~ ° . ’ . . . rv? %.. = - - a +s . . ~ - a o Wwe s e e i It walked out suddenty, Saving: This | oint Neh: had allowed frre? tw > rrounds. T he fame will be ived a ‘ 19°22 : Ae vad worked 2a mile and i — r2 = v4 : - -_ — ; Bam “ — Kime’s -§ «*~ Sup : 7 l : : an : ; pony ect three furioengs —s Bann? . EiAinent Bive Mondale, Lis , Busine Like. j « ‘ _ . > ~ _ " : = = : . ty - - - > ~ ma o . - — ’ = . -_ —— a ‘ - : . 7 i ee : iZs. e t ~ = —_— ’ . > -_ e ; is too much. You'll have to get along ™ Hie hed! passed one batter. fr, | Morrow, weather permitting Iam glad and proud to have the opportunity of riding Zev, Amer- : a Sigs Sony Biya ng short’! Krekzumas, Asaph. Double T. Rock Work ‘. King’s Raneem, Rramton without me.” seven and one-third innines ‘fust , . rise a i the match race.iand Biack Ruler alse ran. *. Cosden and W. Stocictien ‘ : “| iu ~ULiiisd i nin - — — a ee i - ran rs, ant tiws _ thic : ~~ Hana? -_ e se . " e ai ail > S «+ ‘ = : ‘ 7 Gf: Nehf couldn't. twentw-four a a —_ ; . _ — | , Ne Rex mg mone faced Hhim,ies:, in ¢3 - Dentin ..., , and rider in England | From a very slow six furlong. in ear-oids, one mile and. seventy vards—('n-/ 8nd up. ene mile and 7G re Never has there been such a sud- which is only two above par. The! * "”" “ 508 sy ra First of all a 8 an m @ he atenned | tried 106 (Burk $15. $7.80. $6 50 ot: ee me 14 rt : ‘ = , . a + iste roc . o 7 Sad at he — > “? Se . PD ae 2. za = . = = " .- = . © n : iz s . e . . 7 . ’ ’ yA ah. Gen change in the aspect of a came Dottom of the Yankee battine arte | COU have ‘arr = | St Of @ii, Even greater than My cesire to win, is the hope that it a mile a » qttarter Tt ao Mistress Ma Los (Howa: $11.0. $8.20.) er . : sid . : Tr; Seer e _ r ae’ l ; = i oad é ‘ ; PA i 2-9 a ee . . " - a a4 oO = a . . ’ y Saw ' : fer. nre - ho - »% = Sian : me a \'*S iTaA ; is —— b That Mandalay dawn which comes was sp read Pm hey him. it seemed im 4h te — S$ were wT! ve a zsood the 11 fu rs ~ °4 flat. 1441-3 See eee Re atmaneggy “Sao Reesttion Thin ey r }about to scram! ut of their pre- i eneiad ) Papyrus’ last rter in 26%, run- | Sunburst I, Ted's Plum, Vanishing Boy.| Sixth race: puree $1800. | gt =i af ryt Aingz seems | DOIN ia Pe [HArOuULgD tne Yar oa wow al. : ; 84 . . . «3%. Frun- tt mati z Ms : —— cue : , rea. " ne + s - . P rs Cicament with one run advantage % wir iran. . ' ning very s«trongic was tn marked Tavier Haw an& Alard aiso ran agp “eS @ un. ws —_ +t “4 H . i . ' >. : as ‘ A Wal atu '- — 4 , s ‘ ; , : a = “aA wed . ; A LA ie b” 3 Tt = iv = @O@ 6 ~~ * . cw rc aed . ~~. ' " : -_ crt . « - 4. ’ ; . , = 4 : ~ - . ** an? Ll? ee. —_ > —~ ~ > »s rr: a wv 6> .* ~~. a - ; Ln ; * " i ¥ “ 7 5 « Ss On, O apPSses Still remaining at ; wo wi. re5 AN _—en : — -. ri ee whiie he Whe carr ine an =" +h SF ote ia OO Eats: _ ——* . Purse st r : og? iris one mM ew Tare = a _ . . ae - why scientific accurac at ‘urved hb strike across Bob Meusel’s S'S eCverything the a ee ' Pe. Pgs Be ee 0 ee, a a ee 94 (Pia $13.30. $4.90.° $3. firs —aie inten ot 4 y> ; | th is t bh BUEoes C8 t ec isice : 4 M! rt nea - $ ned ic gy tired nN ~3 ofa Zev B an ta Ren * aa «(7 - Wo Dermat? ' nees and then th: ne infiela@er’ trainers are asking them. I feel that : ' 4.51 Marungair . G i in 29 3-5 =v, how-/ Beau Bu I icDerm 5 220.) Pisery ee Bae: Bill ye ‘ Tei r r ’ - ar rus ‘ . asi al oe ; . . waa . i i Bae Tom | ‘a 4.* tr r.. -* ~ mit » seneeadan ‘ cTas ‘ ‘ ua ~ . > : - = 2 j ~ 2uUSed a gwene? ° ‘Potmwoir Zz speed , a eariyv Part a his test M » iP . ee 2 2 ~ Ma rt 0 ie - i = 3- yen: ness of sel] frame ; “ol was a smash straight over na must be rood horse to ha Lc- ng. ania $8 Peete i Man. Desvard t Martin, cons De- | Pigh Sine e £ ‘’ Tt almost seemed as if Nehf were r ra } a 4 ‘ . . - » « " ot . \ . A : LAs . SLi Gis iii ‘ ‘ ee TG - ' - ~ ‘ : er © | 7av 3a 3 Tw area a . a ~~ 74. ~~ “' = , 5 — Was ire: Z: Vv cone rT s | ae ran a. ee B 37 .¢T anc bo Tail. Te a” Wi ~ . spicuousn f 67 4 & heal ae oe +¢ ——— CO TY} plie hy ? 7 yo ° - — a : - . o % no : é*'ad > i =m, 2 - - on aii ~ : » . “ae : e oO t - + : ; ’ mi . . ‘. A 44s a Even — —— « - -.4 -~ > — a ‘4 ® fPrark . ~ —_ - =c. veu ldie HA : e : a PR , : justified in throwing down his Pliave runners an + bed. re rece ivé g ’ nal > kK F ‘ ¢ > Ty ; e : . iro , . ut- > ied .er t \ . : . ~ ™ > — ’ ; ' ; « . -_. ’ * & ’ 5 ’ ’ a“ | ba ‘ 4 £2e ‘ re — > 7 ° > . . / > . : . : ’ r r \ s —? - ’ . -= a ee. be: , ? | : eehe P| I= ‘ eee = (iu SPeuaAS Ff [ itTse:] =iGge Sidied : mti-r - ‘rowdirge 4,€¢ VN a ave? , ‘ ioORg Work - _ + 4 rt : ‘ : Ll ru ed New nn . li and sayin : ¢ wn ry ' os an coaches rut beir +) . . _ : — . . : ‘ ¢ : ee ae —— — - —— “ - S1ls00 f es ‘and nares }-vear is ndis . - ea ° le t’ y £. “The reat are mine ‘at ; : » : j aches | 44 the ii aci.es Bil cay on % ; | only } ok Lor re Has Deen head of t} Po st in le ~ . ‘ 3s “. er — * * * =e , 7 7 - , “ > *-« . — : - . - : ’ Certainly it appeared us if the Yank.- ; = ' wf rhis ba!) as ft S ° " Hia nee Ere! and f rnine geasons Th sis 3 + her af + e "Ov 7 kardls ait : ‘ | 48 ~o . _ i ‘ aa 7 a) 8 - 34) + mgt Ten Lec ‘ Loc wi at) : : * ' | But ¢ moat siontifics ' , : ; breathe 2 , sy | morniz Loe Mclermot “?* 45 =€°710 cond: > SWenke ‘ 7. ° : - . . , : Ss] mit; r ct : —_ . » ,* 7 heat ’ az ‘ . > ; ~ es : ; a > * : o , ° > > sve TT? it as ‘ 1 Lurse * Tv Tare ; * r Ra = oOee On ag, © | weki ed aS ee aioe ale os = - ad bad me ossom Time 108 Parke $s. a0 .> a ec " ™ da is 20 TT) ana a. 7 ane ~ > . ; . : : oe . - Schaeffer in their 10-round : make their bid for the c!} ampionship | Pancroft has a harsh tor ell 8 pede , ug 4 i: an a an Siu as Soest. 4): ‘ I a ail a running and BETWEEN MY OWN AND o= 7 - aq uD mile: Runguoi. 100 (Parke Fast Chicago last sight, ip the on the next day. after Neh » dc br “a oa —. : ' have the greatest confidence in Zev began to fight.. The starter tried nm, 2.4 S370. S200, © A torne 110; Sas See ied SINIAS wed Gena bees Velmbulaty, but hie dimkised! ii ee Seas ne ee eee coe je” See Cnet, WINNER OF BIG RACE | (ori sc'as 9,30 "pant Py ale | 18 : with them. . ot Noe} e — : ont : mer" 7 i’ pp vas tT } . x ‘ it F be yrs aay 4 on A " i : a4 _“ id i aa — 664i Jail e i i ; . « Z ‘ sia , . ‘ ‘ap tin b i he = the next piay but the Yankees has z . marriage ev Crowde s LAURETI Md t 16.—Spald- riage. re a At Start. 4 - amc O Spald | schnettad a shade ‘ss _ a . = o * . . — ~ = ™ ' wy a «a ™ 4 ‘ . J —_ - oe 7 ~ - 7 aaa , single to left field Deacon Ss wt. I r it his 42rimm over the sho ier of the ve i i f: Cs ee wee, ana m- a “e . » — Wher - = r - : weait tite teed oad | -|stead of .being three runs behing; TDS being the race of races, [| en the barrier was sprung, Zev | ing Lowe Jenkins, president of tne| Tomorrow's —— City Entries. 4 rer except im this eerie - 7" + ‘. —~ + - r ™ . ~ s ’ »? > . , all ., the decidine e ‘ . point of view is the same as an} . a a ,Ot 4 lea Then Oks after Zev and Basil JYarwic surance LO- SKilbo m seem acute. for Nehf still had , 2DaG Walked with him for the fir_t er . ther ho 4 } e 3 2 . the seemed to settle A en tn enn i Basil Jarvis, San TYimas 113 Thistle } oa ’ ier thie . + * ULIIec worse race It Oo 2 luck . “ss : ~ s0O"W i I runnineg wha s nHre- civic TF een tl tne — oon ‘ a. . ” . .. | > ‘ " . Z | = eo? i ) Taal & “oo . * . pee Mee : . : = ‘ i pd i ~ o "\e — ; : ga .* -_aeo 4 three-run lead to pilav But it WAS “WoO Ble ns > & : ~ Wa wer ar ind tha Pires . sini rt ‘ .or Sat - ~ *TTi« : : . i aa . e- 115 : re ¥ | » TARa2 : = + ‘ . v ee . i.iSTSa A iS iJADi@ tO Bring adout ' ’ = bh tees 4 _ _™- & - iefeat Tr) iny race even though Tronr pony J —~9 ~ i“ - “ ~ ‘ => . sa . ss 4 i : Gs [ nN "2 : : . _* eh =e . —— i ; ear ae? i. — —— . 7 ri « ; ° rasa Hofmann batted for Pennock and *®®: With one out. three runners on other Giant got to bas ag pe as eeu ree lengths Admiral Cary T.| a nae ge NES lag} ’ . " . ; ‘ , = 5 — . man ings (wat an Happen ib eh ys : sf rr i {_rewve Fe, — a he : mene , +9 Nehf rould net cet a single «trike Are and two runs needed to tie the . A AONB EA les . : _ ; 4 @aiy | aa a ‘ =o. = i ( vv ina special rar: > . Hieh Prince ~ » ’ oT “ore - ' > race th at Mace the lifferen ce He- [ reit ni .caent tiuat evarourh in |} r? . ; ' aa "T* I we - : Masuuern cde an ‘if over in four attemp | hat filled , : wast , Was irom ‘(ween ww! p itm oo , 7 p = , A ; . ¢ ‘ gla pee re ams _ ) ween inning and iosing—for ex- — ee més now for | new . , 8 Nore +4 } = . ° > _ ~« ” . - .- , ~ ° . ™e 7% : - 7 . = = . = vé ~ ip = ies > , s the Bases. Haines ran for Hofmann fe “ARIS Feservep Managed to » Ward, which the Yankee/ sanle a bad start or interference | that those two would come back . a Millions Use It-—F “+ ’ : : o : . " . > M« > os > ™ : ‘ — je . . 7 : . 7 . wratla . "> * — ° a 2? 2 3 "? on J7t . = * —_ i Pit ~ rump Up Some a he mic dis vast Se >» Paseman te gdever so care- ' - : 1owever itr Pipp The crisis was over ' ) eighths pole General That - Stecher ey Orloff. 115 Satellite. LOS . Whitey Witt apPproac hed the 1 ite » . - ; ~*} Trese things are, UTNLACLY ; ary . . a - B vs ar at , - | J nd th Ch . mPiate@® in order to give -Pwan a chance a Yankees v “2 rm™MnNion«s ina uD a on 4 side of Few When , + ~ Ty Vemmerinea 107 , 7 > ele - - : . » «3 : : rere : : . . as ‘ —_ + + | 44 . 74 ; ri i i ; x : ; ss a a 2 24nts t *s fasier ee ayy ' ‘st pre ' rs hin =f ¢ ir .7 - or a4 9 =* The 75 " “ ’ | on td ry ° Po Rac ing ‘Break Beak Zev. se ard . n r? 4 4 a rm let - ive —~- a _ . 7 = P 16.—Joe ; ; ae 0 itt he nytt Loe the ( ' — . - ps arn , » . +h _-~- —— 4 r : i - ‘ .OW? (ormer 1A’ | F'n } 2 (6 Scareda’ tr — Buy minds for the little outfielder | ‘Ss He was at " rile unprenpa eda tir Now an izain a piaver would Zev's only defeat this season whick! ~~” ~~ 2 was cue Tr SoMe more | cham, mn wrestler. tossed I weees's sisi ts oc ™ : h . “ae - . = Sei ~ & : '™ : ‘- a » * ord r it e,)? ‘ ’ : 2 = ra me . . > be, Le nmece . Biniin aad . . i‘a ; ~~ Aik. ¢ Str; > «= 77 ~~~ wag _~ hander. But Witt newer : at he! fies: fone | _. : a :, BGAN, ,; ee a7 minutes with 4 hodw scissors and ™ A . _- ' ; Legal in n 57 “TF . ako) _ > r+ 2 J .— , . > « _ 7 ‘?. t’ ~ re *, _ ° ’ = —" - ~ —h © ._ > ’ . —_ ™ — as ~ NaS : : ad aod i¢ w ‘ the bull pen A hewt left And ai mar a >} : ap . e' ‘ ee j ; ° i is i I il i minutes: * ses] @. aii l¢ norses as hey the ms na sl mes Ses i mer -a a i ; ah ' ' ‘ s Aye ic SUCCeSSiVe Lai is rst wave of the fans had -r } the rrier iusé T? . ; issed . aiid BLT a minutes with 14 r . Ls Be * ; ‘ ‘ : i Pra eachHhedc — . nos ie . came kala zn r La a in a red shirt thre Ww down nis £1 ye y a lity OA TIC rSs , he j ; "rir 2@ ‘ oe Fain ant the ’ y iting | be NI arti! gale W > had thea rai’ ma a 1 T > = eS 1 tor ft > only -an z a by and tted in to get " z ™ VN _ = ‘ : Riata 4 2 tro va Lilet Ke . L ' : , a lel t o 2 . waar tn a - ime generai Arthur ‘Ne if. :lreadvr 4 > a aaa should hav er = hiscs Fall sath Fans. mn the dugout. went away throwch ; i lorse and finalie —_— Sa io i S come a master mind and was sur ; 4 .OR a. is 6 ere eh ‘- ’ imneti an ; bad J rse ‘ r a : . moning Joe Bush to bat for Wit: At thls moment the stage ws set cont oe amin ; ” a aggre ae ed “h + ae —— g ae eee poten te | Bullet Joe. now | ** "Ver beforé—one out. th wises * OU Oe eS fom fae A | k f ] , Cast to Play @ cann: Oy was low rede : , ONe Tun needed to rie and aa 0 —— ‘te: iti —— ; vennes . OO O we come NY , on the inside ruth at bat R, re Rvan ——s = ! AS h . - \ f There followed one of the finest. ich to the Rab ; om i @ ”% 1 Kee warmt in Bellinghams A y pieces of impersonation ever wit. oi “a » & maacen Ke ae : - Di cy = : , md som Most unusual worsted nesased on the Pold Crounds Bush he mound centended that the ball had hit him o| & en ) —_ as . : ie s Fr ian m- : — me Managed tO assume an expres- | possible to hear wha: G + mi’ . are mT esp . sien of intense @hysica! pain ts : oe “— ; brove Tr * tlittie Napo. limped about It Was a cood «» him rrhen a terr © *wishing «wine » bith iy! either He pitched fin: wile ons Put eent Ruth nm ie face Babe He and thie was eight alls in succes “ad ‘fanned with the bases fw!!! oom, it was then quite ewtdent thar M The bases beinc already Altea OTe had 2 3] *@ H u€gins haa bheceme the Lt “a S27 i. *88 Mmeuntin a eT « se ‘his particuiar S20 Of Ghvaesta Be teok Foush our | enectatas “anda tha 4 : A oe rath nis life has heen and gent Ernie fehneon in io run shertened } for » ont ffl Il ] A custom é tailesced Cheviots, soft and com- suit of tortable looking in glow- _: ee ory ing shades of gray and ; pe browns, with shadow | plaids or lines of harmon- $60 izing colors. On these mornings when’ | you would rather stay un- der the blankets than — craw! out, a custom tai- ~~ Even stubborn, : lored suit of Bellingham (.-.. vou tike =k ‘e worsted Cheviot wl ereet dignified you with a warm welcome +... "te Soe and a promise of good ap- _*». goed dress beth pearance. | i > -— ween a -. -ae mT —— ¥ init et en ee ” v the ordeal he under Everybody on the Mea | went at the Pole Grounds vesterday Cenmference. Substitutes Still, there could not possibly be any- " CLUETT, on 7 CO. fat, a 2 eg ~* a

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a ategy —— or eee Entri —PLLPDPLA LLP ‘ my - 109 : .168 ore ar lare and High Prince. ®-year-old maide Oongs 1 _—. five ang — h u 114 Blind Piay os : ; il@ Gene Ausun’*** 114 Little Thistie”**” ; track fast. »aliiowance claimed. ow’s Latonia : ft Watch $1400, maiden : ards: * * 3-Yearoids » i 7 inks . P ge ‘ 0 Sen Wrack °*** I Dominion . it Krianger - Long Grats e+ os j iy Gireen Brigg **** “a Pete . Foy pel as tT e, $1400 , . claiming, haift furlongs: 2 -Pear-olds, cs lhona Vera zh 20 }’ grV Oo - ae . 82 Rolling Wave ’* "ds! . 9) Zillah . hiner +10) .. *’S Bugier ° Pasa wit) Golden Cup el ibe — e ..87 Bessie Hope ..-109 Everglade ‘ tte oy v...101 Welcome 2 tt $1400, claiming, 28. Olds ’ and 70 yards; E org: h.. 95 @Reliabliity .-++ 89 .STuilalip ‘ 102 The Leoparg -” ** Huen { a ..103 Rande? san ~-10"% Darnie Lee | a0 ** , ».2+40? *O0 la La .. 4 -eee+ i305 Stump Jr, oe 4 107 (;eorgett- see 104 TPO aliowance. ** ; yeaT-olds and up. mile and 3 bio ae Widgeon a4 101 be ees | séaaun . > Aa . $1900, “Grand Hotel Mana. s. me furlongs: -.1°2 In Memoriam ..1 .1043 Audacious , ... ‘iba aigak 21400 allowance,’ the More. +-vear-old fillies, «fx. furfongs: LO Meadow lawn . .105 Lime lteantiful Addie...107 in Delectable . . 109 lit) Margaret Law. , 205 POMS i. ccissnd 12 10 " $100, claiming, 3-year-oldg and a half: Ve... 4 WIId Life ...s.. lt? GO Rib Grass ...... "y ..101 Faneyvy Free ny Ja3 Sa gamook 105 ..10)1 Kimpalong «.. 10 .»+-MOlL Also Eligible: 10% Lieut. Celoneal ..205 ear: track faet, ® allowance claimed. * 5 row’s Laurel Entries. | puree $1300, for maidens, 2. ? an a half furlor gre: 11% Our Commis- J dina SeOReCe. “stiches tic e'..115 Ashburton ~-1k% ‘ wr? 3 bis beth ' - ot ae ». eel] d Rest Beloved ...11° »..115 Batemaacs b> one >> ocean nd Pepp. Sam H. Harris and entrs ce, steeplechase, ourse §8§°9000 de and up, two miles: 4 147 Werriard > he’s ee ..,.3147 Grouch > wats ee ae 47 Henry DPattner ..208 .,.14%4 Gray Lette » ote 14! ierminiue, A. ©, Bostwick entry. — . pureeg $1300, cialming, dor 3-7 id un. ne mile: Ree, area = — 104. Mary Af sim . oan 108 "High Beir |...104 10s Chief Barthel! .1038 ®*NMogmot, Wider .103 ° 10% Ducks and 108 Irakes = ile >a ros *Huckleberry skh O o8 iv nn uT jbdweoe ifs liunes a 10 b £10 Ma Rully le" 10> .o¢,. puree $1500, for ?2-yrar-ol\s eli 1] Y Whetstone . ++ BRE ) ~11i" Wrackhs 7) _* rw 11 ’ BMramton i s ‘119 Husk oleae te 110 Sum’ Lary slices len aneam. Framton and YJimeon, J. na W. Stockton entry. e, Hurse ‘$1500, tor 3-pear-clds ' mile and 70 dis ° s .L.1¢8 Wo 7 .orre 104 4.108 Chie¥ Curry L... 87 » « 1a... Sun Ques: oe 9+ 10) ; . | high marks on ‘am end the rolling in the- five-man purse $1500; claiming, for 3-3 dup, elx. furiongs . Mara.ll? Si slemtilt d + > . »«..111 Km mnine, Mame. mh! «| . 18 Night Khaider .. ut ; _J07 *lLadv’ Lous seé ww le a J | ace. purse $1300. claiming, for and up. one mile and a furlong: ..114 *Red Wiukefleld..119 114 Seexarth .Aroon...308 lui Relrhri¢zonia 108 119 *Gondo'le: 106 +: 110 Kowa Veta .101 % lil« etield and Uelphrizzonia, A ry. a ae pone Oo, Oct. 16.—Ernte Goose- riven a shade over Frank in their 10-round fight at zo last night, In the opin- ost newspapermen at the ffer 120%. One paper gave a shade. SINS (BED, GLOSSY } s Use It — Few Cents ; Jar at Drugstore tubborn, unruly or shamp™ s combed all day iP K like. ‘* Hair-Groom od combing cream which gi tral gloss and well- groom yeur hair—that final tous ress both in business and ‘*Hair Groom casions pager : also Hel ustrous or Toware armful imitations. 7 Gooseman weighed 12547 £ 4) TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1923. 5 ’ « & 7 ‘ Compete on Dec. 8. ~ Be Represented Here. ,* fams from out entered. : tp order to make up the : ules, 276 quintets de will have to enter of St ason to enter their full ‘wieht now 44 jeagues with 4 from this total! ukee, present Mi t Dec. 8 t. f The out-of-town teams W +) : > p to get the quintets needed ‘mn the Mid-West s hedule The Ziegler Chocolates of ‘ ddle West cham will not defend their title un- Several other Milwaukee ma first assaliits on Middle Weet Giants, GO TO SEND 40 TEAMS apolis, Kansas City, Oma- and Other Cities Also Will i Ryan. githough entries for the annual yradle West Bowling Association Biimament to be rolled on the sshington alleys, starting Npev. 16, not close un! 1 NOV 100 out-of- quintéts have already made , jons to bowl on the four has y and three Sunday dates of |, tournamen' There is a good owe that before the entries close lAuis will ‘are scheduled this week. week-day | from Several lo- St. Ss circuits voted at the start of the rostere. 412 fives members of the city association it should be pos- 7 ©) as well as seven from Omaha Fard 11 from Kansas City, will strive , that day which le e __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH (Jockeys Considered, We 100 Out-of-Town antets Entered “In Middle West of Milwaukee, Present 1 Champions, Will _ OPP AP SS : Series Facts | CONVO he all -_ ere i ee PO ee ee a a ae ae Standing of the Clubs. Won. Lost. Pct. SGQQNMDS ois scan? 4 2 667 Gi. “ee . 4 : ziantes ee 4 2 4 333 NN a ae — nfs ied Results of Gamers, First game—Giants, 5-8-0: Yankees Batteries: Watson, Ryan and $-]2-] Gowéd y. Schang. Snyder; Hoyt, Bush Second game » ‘ e°*9-2. Batteries: der. Third game — Giants, 1-4-0: Yan- Kees, 0-6-1. Batteries Nehf and | Snyder; Jones, Bush and Schaneg. Fourth game — Yankees, 8-13-1; p . Giants, 4-13-1 Batteries: Shawkey, Pennock and Schang: -. Scott. MeQuillan, * and Snyder. and | Jonnard, Barnes * ——— — —— e+ S ' i i a an a a a ee i i i i a a ———__—— Conclude That in Order for ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ ; Zev to Win It Will Require a Lot of Sande — — —_ . a — - el ee ae lat ——— un — — —— —— -~ _—_ -_ See eee cee ‘Tt Could of Been More Worse If ~ McGraw HadtoShow Rest of That Staff Again, Ring OR LOLOL OL et ~ Se ie Lardner Says Yankees, . 4-10-90: Pennock and “chang; McQuillan, Bentley and sSny- ‘The Scorers Would of Probably Got Cramps Trying to Write Down Names of Thosé Taking Part in Parade From Clubhouse to the Box and Back. By Ring W. Lardner. | (Copyright. NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—Arthur Nehf is the pitcher that went to 1923.) ¢ Fifth game — Yankees, 8-14-0:, Giants. 1-3-Z. Batterles: Bush and the well once too often. That line is as old as Arthur felt after aeaa Lad Eee Scott, Barnes, Jon- working his head off for the seven innings in his second tough Sixth game —. Yankees. 6-5-0; 288ignment within four days. It is almost as old in fact as we ©x- Giants.- 4-10-1. Batteries: Pennock, perts feel after six days of being admired, bumped into and walked em bygee. Schang; Nehf, Ryan afid |), by loving fans. And when a man feels old he can’t help from writ- ‘hig a ing old stuff no more than when he feels young, but the detail that the —— ra — - ANDERSON MEDALIST IN NORTH HILLS TOURNEY in the North tournament | Donald An- in the low medal | matches Club fall round Country First Hills derson, who turned score ty 1e qualifyin round, is ; saat a roe first Runa with W. J Mr. McGraw to show us the res* Patton. | of that eee staff again. They Other first round patrings are: would of been fio chance of work- Kline vs. J. A. Rose, W. W. Starrel ing Arthur Nehf another heat and ve. Dr. Slocumb, Ww 5. Burkhed vs. ne scribes to add to. their ee gee ng _ - » would of probably got Cape. Dr Sedawick vs Chick Irwin, | cramps trying to write down the Dm. P. Willard vs. H. J. Lausman. — —$ es a records on Nov. 17, the second day | of the tourney. On Nov: 17 and 18, | As I watked acrost the fiel-i 19 visiting quintets are listed. The | when it was aN/over, I noticed tl.at are 26, while on Dec. 1 and 2, 31 will | On the final Saturday, 24 are | Chicago is send- Indianapolis, | Kansas City, Omaha and other cities rol) down to compete. 40 teams, while ing will be represented. == following Saturday and Sunday there } | Yanks is world champs is enough new stuff for one day. Giant fans should not ought t» feel bad about loosing this game. Leagu” champs was not disgraced whicn they might of been if the serious had went over till today and forced At least the National | box and back be analyzed. He pronounce full list of those taking part in the parade from the club house to the the grass was covered with a sub- stance of a pecullar gray tint tha‘t looked something like mildew. 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Banks, General Agent, Southern Pacific Bid RAVERSING a land of lazy bay- ous, alluring groves of cypress and oak trees gracefully festooned with clinging Spanish moss, dignified old Southern plantation mansions Ssur- rounded by quaint Negro quarters and rice, corn, cotton and sugarcane fields, vast mountain skirted plains dotted with great herds of grazing sheep and cattle. deserts beautified by the most profuse display of fantastically-formed cactus, and the most attractive vil- lages, towns, cities and pleasure re- sorts that America can boast. Sunset Rou Two of the wonder trips of the world sre available to passengers vie this route—the 120-mile automobile trip over the APACHE ae — — Phoenix and the awe-inspiring rail- ail trip through the CARRISO GORGE to San Diego. Not to see these on @ transcontinental trip is to deprive oneself of an opportunity to view some of the worid’s most gor- geous mountain scenery and two of the most remarkable engineering accom- plishments of the ages, Roosevelt Dam and the railroad through Carriso Gorge. » California Sen Francisco Los Angeles New Orleans San Antonio After Californi SOU SUNSET LIMTTED Oil-burning Locometives THERN PACIFI g., 312-314 North Sixth Street, San Diego Houston a, visit Hawaii, Australasia and the Orient. For information and Literature, address Go’ Lines St. Louis, Mo. Telephone Olive 7745-7746; Central 1556. ; e 7 : Bpex ial |our victory been spilled by Bob Meusel’s single to center in the eighth inning. Once More the Lady Fan. 3efore the game I had the iule- warm pleasure of meeting Mra. Caroline Dorsey of Traverse City, Mithigan. For the benefit of per- sons of doubtful tastes who hav® not been reading this column, will! state that Mrs. Dorsey is the lady who Kas stood in line in front of the general admission window for two or three vears, hoping vs. hope that she would be able to procure one of the coveted pasteboards. Half-witted at best, she had been further tinfluenced by different things that happened in the first game and had spent the entire next day in her terrible seat at the Yankee Stadium though tho scene of action had been trans- ferred to the Polo Grounds. ‘“‘How do you do, Mrs. Dorsey ?””’ was my method of approach after we had been introduced by a grar- bage vendor from upper Mort- clare. “Are you enjoying your stay in New York?’’ The garbage man then beckoned me to one side or the other and indicated in so mary words thit Mrs. Dorsey was stone deaf and just as dumb. I repeated my query. “Mrs. Dorsey,’ I said, “are you enjoying your stay in New York”” She turned away with a severs cold contracted. during her long vigil. ] learned afterwards through doubtful friends that Mrs. Dorsey had spent the last three days in a traffic jam, having got caught facing the wrong way on a one-way street. She decided last night not to stay over for the final game and was put ona train for the South at the request of her Michigan relatives. Mrs. Dorsev’s mind is not the only one that has cracked under the strain of this serious. Duel of Southpaws When George Lev, the silver- tongued announcer, told use that Nehf would start for Giants and Pennock for the Yanks, they was a long conference in the press stand at which it was decided to call this game either a duel of southpaws or a battle of the left- handers. Some of the experts nearly came to blows holding out for other titles, showing what a high state of tension the boys has reached. The ballplayers was barking s: each other and the umpires all through the early innings, and even the gents who own stock in the rival clubs seetned to of left their usual winsome smiles at home. These gents are lovers of the great open spaces, but not when the last-named appear in the grand stand. The ball game might of been a whole lot less closer if somebody had sent word to Herbie Pennock the that the Giants was hitting the first ball. He seemed to think that was against the rules and kept sticking them in there with results that can be seen on only score boards. During the medium thrilling eighth innigs, when the master minds of both sides was working at fever heat, the Giants used up so much time running back and forth to and from the bench with and without messages that Mr. Huggins finely consumed a few more minutes kicking. about that. He asked for the extreme penalty, a loss of five yards, but Mank would not allow it As if they had not wasted enough hours this and last week the Yankees spent in the ninth inning trying to get their rummed-up batting order straight- ened out Some more sepmnetiliniaininaie PLAYERS GIVE HUGGINS DIAMOND RING, AFTER ee Squad, Working in Public for 3 / > “Mac” is a football player | Ben Millers, t Billikens Start pret never received full credit | for his ability. Secret Practice For Tiger Gam Weeks, Behind Schedule on | Open and Trick Plays. By Frank Gaffney. The St. Louis University football | ‘coaching staff has decreed secret | ‘practice sessions with absolute se- crecy for the remainder of the wee injury. , games to date this year has been very good. McKenzie probably will has counted he Gillespie aggregation | one. Thewione point was scored by e is consistent, very ‘speedy and appé« rently immune to | His play during the three | take part in a portion of the game career. | O'Leary, McCarthy and Poos will be | (held in reserve. Eggler to Call Plays. “ Clarence Eggier will draw the as- the best Schae. ering has failed to hit his stride this campaign. ‘He has been ailing from a slight at- k ‘tack of grip and has not displayed | of preparation for the Homecoming |the pep of past years. day struggle of the Billikens and the | O’Reilley will be ready to relieve Missouri Tigers. and common or garden followers of the their peek at their favorites in order to prevent Missouri scouts from slip- | that the St. in the open for three weeks and that | the leaders were unable to give the | squad anything but straight football | | plays. ing into the park. Head Coach Itin Savagé explaine Louis eleven practiced This has caused the squad 'to be behind schedule in open and ‘trick football and the complete lock- team is to be well grounded for the Homecoming day ‘squad appeared to be in good sh battle. A light scrimmage without the risky tackling feature was held yes- ‘ed premptly terday at Sportsman’s Park. The after the Illinois College game and i with the exception of a few mem- bers who were excused by Coach Savage, everybody took part in some | phase of the practice. “White reliance Hannegan Likely to Play. “Rob’’ Hannegan the Blue for the and berth at full back, is expected to be 'From the present geports ‘physical advisers of the club there | in shape for the Missouri! of the {s every reason to believe that the ‘injured shoulder of Frank Ramacc!i- otti will be strong enough for duty | ‘against the Tigers. ~SOUTHERN CLINCHING THE TITLE to *be Post-Dispatch NEW YORK, Oct manager of gins, the world's pion Yankees, received a diamon cham- d ring from his victorious players after their victory over the Giants at th ' Polo Grounds veste rday. Babe Rut made the presentation speech an their chairs with his oration The rine was bought and the players at first to present it to their the plate before the But the decided to Nad beaten the rame wait Giants yesterda unt!] the and American League Lad h } A ‘nearly knocked the other players off on Saturday were going manawer at . , ‘y brought the world's championship back to the As a running mate Savage hopes to use Harry McCon- slue and White must forego. plunger’s | | The to the patr | tain. ,eleven last |Ames-Tiger contest. 'was disappointed, however, /out was absolutely necessary if the) ation of the field prevented Mis- Students, faculty | Eesier. The make-rp of the line is uncer- | ‘signment at quarter bagk. The for- | 'me Billiken captain ts one of the most improved performers tramping the grédiron in St. Louis this season. His play last -veek against the Illi- _nois machine was “Dutch” oe of his | — — He and Line Coach Rademacher has been trying out various combinations end has not disclosed his probable | selection for the Missoyvri game. a [there is a surplus of line materia) in | the Billiken camp, there is a possi- | bility that Rademacher will conduct | arr elimination scrimmage during the next four or five days. Rademacher visited the Missouri | week and watched the} The loca! scout | As | as the! souri from exhibiting anything but | 'a plunging game. The Missour! contest will be start- | Sportsman's at Park, 2:30 o'clock Saturday. &4P°! Cochran of the Kansas City Athletic | at. Ed Club will referee, Dan Nee, former | Missouri star, will umpire, and Don | Henry of Kenyon College will be in| _charge of the lines. | GILLESPIE Gillesple > SOCCER TEAM of Louts team when | the WINS FROM BEN MILLERS | (Ill.) soccer eleven | contest.| Sunday gained its fourth successive” | victory over a St. the Ben Millers Municipa) | League were defeated, 3 goals to 0 | | Next Sunday Gillesple rade in a first round U. 8. F. A. cup! | Fame. | the Vespers, Hoovers, St. plays In the games with St. Louls teams, Leos and Eldo- | | 18 goals against only|the BHooyers ea - SS miles, cost $ 52 ,000,000, — 16.—Miller Hue- | eae THE SOUTHERN a oa “Wee wanted tn show our apprecia- tion for the way Huggins has han- dled the team this vear, and so after on Saturday to give him a diamond ring.” one of the players. be given praise cannot we decided said “He always has been willing to help us and too much | to him for wirning the championship. He knows | a lot of baseball and each player on thei team gave their best for him this ' season.’ A EO: AE. 8 tel pre met : Southern Railway System last year spent in the South . $20,000,000 more than it iwed from the South. s — Plowing back — the earnings In the ten years ending 1920 freight traffic on the Southern Railway System more. than doubled. This was a very much larger gain than was shown by the railroads of the country as a whole. The South was growing faster than the rest of the country. The Southern had to meet the test, but we had provided for such a demand. In these ten years we had expended $104,000,000 of of our lines. 3 : | Our double-track had been increased from 443 to 1,021 miles; yard tracks and sidings from 2,786 to 3,351 miles; the tractive power of our locomotives had been incfeased 40 per cent; our average freight trainload had mounted from 274 to 500 tons, a notable gain in operating efficiency. Of the $104,000,000 expended for additions other $83,000,000 was taken from earnings The upbuilding of the Southern Railway Sys- tem to keep pace with the South has been portation needs of the South by men bred in the traditions of the South to know its problems. serve the greater South of the future. “ahid and betterments, $21,000,009 only was ob-. tained by the sale of new securities. The _and used in the improvement of the properties. * planned with an understanding of the trans- The Southern serves the South, and it will —— * _ ts 6 ae 7 - = o - — al — ae — ae e » “ng none ngs sh aac ae at ee a get ae ee ee ¥ ~e } — P - RP me +r te re eeman co mee rece > “a * = ee 0 ton

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ST. LOU'S POST- DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATEH | — ————————KS _ - $15,000,000 ILLINOIS SOLDIER | Turpentine, Flax, Linseed ~—RALROAD i || N EW YORK STOCK MARKET | __ . Wall Street BONUS BONDS ARE SOLD Soomrs sa eqt ad Sr —__—_—— : News and Comment {.™ 2x, 0926 Fite. 1. repronmne. | quiet. 0008S: amie rmines Hecetoen 828" | . by a ~* Pe saa awk « at ° : . Ptats x ® by ' aoa a | era’ to the Wet Dispat RB : All Y oun ; img « Ss bo nd Nouses be’ u r “ y - pee : 7 ; - ~" , . ~ et a mip ae ttl Lo" : iIfTrer rR ai a2 tit tara f id een... oe S “= : * ov " e 7? , oe - . 7 »% -) > = 2 : - ‘wr ; , ~-6 ‘ - . = ~ - - . . oe _ : NEW YORA Cm 14 —T : pm th lork St@ck ..2ca + a eg _ ‘ eee ee “~~ 73 +a —SPECIAL D tf New a ‘ ; 2 h etgee © ‘ ? OSS 3 . BE i aes -t | chts mart! L..ver: : Tee ‘BS 5 .- . r ari mus ferried: of : OG or , . : aii - rd. . * " were 430, 4 ai ™ . , i —_ te all ’ _ N ’ : , on ot —— Bes > xc ‘oe “Pol o wing ie 4, ist °* today’ pad g ‘ lea in 100-share lot , ia : . ’ ae =o 8g", - rn (OR. 0 : t the ‘of $1: 2 O27 rigs tld - . o* ,and the loca! : , a Lo te the ah r “ : . . . ? , > ‘ ‘ . . caTi? \ = - . f ; ' nmacnt o © mature in 194. : : os o~; rors - ; , ' ; toc lien ih ee . - eet changes ! a - i « z By a Special Corresponde ’ , u ; LOUTH "T ; LL 26+-Clece: Fes. it a ime of 7 i ig ° ae awend nd closing apd Post-Dispatch. wert and quota‘ ion _ eaten ' Stock, nd ; , ndin use | Or BS .o4 *s . months seid 1S te 20 pemeg “a ’ | p sTO« kK MARKET 4\ ERAGES. : Rat on Sales: High ss rot , e NE w ¥ RK. Oct om The atocx wT entat . " I 2er e . . - | ‘ * . Bryer Winn et ’ Fl the call with December = eo Cry eae f cp ‘ R ates Sales High Low 2 a ~ . Ww er — i ME T ALS }- ' ‘ , "i vy . wha ww : ‘se iad . eZ . . te , oS ; a fe s Ss @ Bod ; = -— er 7? yg — eect | oe 7s). 4 > lA Ti ‘ es - -_ . . 5 ; ~~ Vv re . a} oI Dy ‘ we . 7 "OT ; . a — P . , st Ss, . ™ INDI st ri Al s. ee - on rues ton ; : = s AN I> E Ol il vi LN rs. * . ; — ' 7 . ‘ ; indus a , a - or . ‘ .t er ‘wart y . . F ates ool. Sa "i Z “ _@ pat r\S.4 Sitesi is a Fs BS ; H [PTEMBER : — . - ' ’ ‘ ; : ‘ . : > “_ . *s 7 represe* " . ; = © _ > - — ee. ? ~~ rease ili Launched Afier Re-|*.:.! port That President Sug-|» ie “ gested to a Railroad Head *: ©. if That Rate on Wheat for *2 © . : i). Export Ought to Be Cut. es Am Te 27 By Leased Wire from the New York 47 J" Rureaa of the Post-Dispatch. m Li NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-—The Eventng Post in its copyrighted financial! re- View today says: “After a firm start on a continua- = tion of yesterday's short coverina + or Raer a pee , Q” ¥* ; oa ail — | re rt. 16.— | | ol eae rerun movement, the stock market devet- | 4. 37% 37%) 3 1: ) pid ve 21lo% lilo’. 115% -—~- igo pfa : - 7& = ‘ty NEW YORK. Oct. 14—Copper au . mew TURE. Oe 14 .co0 +s mar eat aaenmennil m the Interstat n- ' | — , & oped rather striking Weakness today. m ’ iw -¥ ia oe =e > Ts ‘ ' ’ ‘ a ss . : ' + ‘rolls pat . . tg ae FRR °° today f sed atrength the fai r : ; ve —. - Bnattregal vagy ane oat aa — _~ : 3 (SS _S when a sWarp attack was launched ao pt | .* ; | a an | Pul Sta |. leavw 4 ~ teady, si Ah barges I am a tes } buying mor ris an has f a Autom e'ephene a ee : ha % : on railroad shares, particularly on | those of the roads serving the North- | west. This selling was attributed t. reports of a conversation between, A*#¢ the Pregident and the president of : es the Penmeylvania Railreadq tn which Atl Fruit the former Was represented as urg- A‘ies Powe ing @ reduction in the rate on wheat 4) 4* ©,’ in shipment for export While ti at! Ref 4 * @oes not appear that such a policy Avstin would bear most heavily on the roafs porn s52)) in the Northwest, the stocks of these RBavuk suffered first. Before the close, how- Beas : ever, the.jist as a whole showed yu-0«n St many losses of one to two polnts. Burns A Bearish traders, who quickly re- © terick sumed their operations.” also made Cade much of reporte of rioting in Ger-) Cais many. Investment bonds generally C*: held firm and the rate on call money Was reduced from an opening of 4% per cent to 44% per cent shortly be- fore the close. French France Lower. . ) “If any serious change had taken place in the foreign situation, the exchange market failed to reflect ! French francs were six points lower | « t eS ee - . - - . : a eas! eT — Hi gt Oe »s iJ » 7 . » . . , 3 ; , ” . . _" . ” - ve ——- ~—- . ra , = A a Stier : ‘he market EXTRA MERCANTILE DIVIDEND AND MONTHLY RATE RAISEB b+ Ws 4 An extra ai e t wae de "2 = " ‘ . wor._ine&nrtii : ee i : ‘ I R AIL he ). ADS. Farr oe a Trié¢ r crn r : s ’ arec] . at, | ; : ss : . : . ; ae ’ al ¢#. ; , . TY) ; P ’ - Kis = D-ISwx ae eee ae oe _ . is a = ‘“ Ser i ' al ij 7 a > | — - ~—t+ AS - a * " sy a . _ ad > - ’ : > : : >see ; . 4 . ga . 4 en. I > : . = — ° . @ te i» : : : o it oY 2 - reepr ian ook : Lf ' ate ' ' “Onl D . : "1 > Iki bnontniy ° ai ‘ ° ’ . - ‘ : . “ss - aes : -* _ : ss . od al : ' 4 wat)? 1 : : : ¥ 4 ‘ : “ ] . a7? . “lia ' . sas ~~ iste ~* “n q fend : " . . (me d . . ratar? af »¥ o«t : ‘ * & 4 stadia . ' . ,* 2 vw . « - . 3 | - : . «4 : a* -- — bs $ j . ‘ Ts | ered . eS it a. _ ~ 5. Js « > : >. 7 ‘. " ee on , _ °? - o _ : a» . = ?) a i ‘ | : ° * « SF he 4 eae he on ie Oe GLE Se KES EA : ea a * % P “pot. 29°39 299 p+. a 4 ; ey xe 3 —Spat —— % _ — neckMBER RYE in nang " 3a .e8 1 : ; J arr i yw “a ‘ao o~¢ = 74 a‘ — st see J y 7 y 7 yy "7 ok ist Ture ~ . - ise orGe ww ‘eres «5 > Fisica ~'e25R799 BOwos vr wie lie er ~) er ~ . | 4 TUTTLE et Lh tT pdt el 4 sf — - 4 7 ~ -* Ss ae es > go : + -* ‘ . oe? o#eteeewedawd - ~ . kIT & Dee Oe -&w deo he hee de ee ie © wo be \. Plies ssc Fs w * 7 * es - g 1305: ee ee? tj bh» . ee) ; ate ‘Qe i" oma t & « ? = a Pe r ~ M4 : & Deu = — . i a al ye - 'sOe Geert ke ~ wa b* Peo Phd EELEL T acces po ~~ « ea - i Pui CoTFSae aru PPE E PSF ~ 8a ho Poe ois Cure ue . VF o# -- eee ad as: a) ee ee Te ae ee 10d Preferred Stock may be issucd in Series A. or in any other series with such dividend rates (not exceeding 8° per annum) and redeemable at such premiums (but at not to exceed 115°) as detepmined by the Directors at time of issuance). Par value of shares, $100 referred as to dividends and assets dng entitled to payment at par 50.800 bugheis.. ce and accrued dividends in case of involuntary dissolution ‘and at the redemption price in case of voluntary disse- — g , a 10 lution. Cumulative dividends payable quarterly January, April, July and October 1. Series A Stock is redeem-_ ‘Baws hich 132 able after three vears from the date of issue, as a whole or in amounts of not less than $1,000,000, on any dive . dend date on 60 days’ notice at 110% and accrued dividends. Dividends Exempt from the Present Normal Federai Income Tax Exempt from the ‘Pennsylvania Four Mill Tax : recetpts were Transfer Agent: Registrar: 3 a p paencer than a year ago, Guaranty Trust Company of New York Bankers Trust Company, New York it ST. LOUIS CASH GR ; : “iia ; Sales of cash! grain on {he exch A letter from Mr. J. J. Bernet, President of the Company, copies of a p. day were as Soret nat. which will be ‘furnished upon request, is summarized by him as follows: | - No. 1 red winter wheat .|...-. ‘ ag . Ge, Xo 3 Sct cinder whet |... The Company, known as the ‘‘ Nickel Plate,” 1s a the Stock holders shall be entitled to elect three ax 48 by No. @ red willer -onang. -- + : : —— ‘a, _*> Ne *F rect winter whest ~* consolidation of The New York, Chicago and ‘St. Directors until all dividends due shall have been ee Shampie grace red winter |whent Louis Railroad Company, Toledo, St. Louis and paid. a fo. 2 cet gariehy weest Western Railroad Company, The Lake Erie and FINANCIAL a .. 8 grade red gariicky| wheat. Western Railroad Company, and two subsidiaries, The combined umnen and income of the con- a © No. 1 hart. wheat I. effected April 11, 1923. The consolidated system solidated companies have been as follows: comprises 1,696 miles of road, extending from Poem gf Ope-ating = anat Income mgt ee ote rae “ALS AN ND HQ iPME NTS. a5 a 134 . SOLER PE §IwaeDe~+1' Ce ~ > “ _— ~ le ~ -— * ’ > — a) ee 4 . + > “rw a ere hea vie oo , heen Be -woeor - Ors po oe = el ~7 5 > eas ~~ ; , | ai > Ot vo Pio! Se oe ae | * hel | ‘Ife e mer NGI AsDes eriing D $4 53° 3. 80% eis: H0-day ae en banks. $4 _— cations ' : 4579 246 t cities in the middle west. - 1919 ae * : : eons uae The\Company owns half the capital stock of the 1920 . re 2* 7.242.276 Toledo Shore Line Railroad Company, Sahat | 7.137.392 connecting Toledo with Detroit, and a substantial |. ee . 8.853.609 interest in the common stock of the Chesapeake & Eight months ended | — a . ; Ohio Railway Company, with which mutually ad- — t 31,1923 33,581,612 ne rsa 283 xEW Yo! —~ 18 —t puition on vantageous traffic arrangements have been ef- "Properties operated by U.S, R. R Admin! - a amr ee Uk eee ne fected. pg aston of the —e polis separate awa Sg —y G4 OS CAPITALIZALION i not fully indicate the present earning capacity or\= The Company has outstanding $32,976,000 future possibilities of the consolidated system funded debt, and upon completion of the ex- — under unified operation. Nevertheless, net income changes of stock under the plan of consolidation for the seven years ended December 31. 1922, will have outstanding approximately $25,365,666 averaged $3,365,499 per annum, or over twice the Cumulative Preferred Stock and approximately - annual dividend requirement of $25,865,666 Cumu- $30,405,964 common stock. Funded debt comsti- lative Preferred Stock. In 1922 net income Market Conditions tutes less than 60% of the total capitalization. amounted to over 3.4 times, and for the eight PROVISIONS OF ISSUE months ended August 31, 1923, was at the rate of No stock having preference as to dividends or over 5! times such dividend requirement. Should Not Alfect assets over the Gusset Preferred Stock may Dividends at the rate of 6% per annum are be- : be created without the consent of the holders of ing paid on the Company's common stock. a e+ . : Yo ur B on d S | two-thirds of the Preferred Stock then outstand- GENERAL P int: sss Te se | > — | ng. and at no time may the reteae Meyrin of stock The management which has operated the Nickel he = Su oe onal . > Lae The v ha reference as to divide Or assets over Plate since 1916 has also supervised the o tion _ | ira: kee St Louis Stocks 0 sha seg = vs | a Special to the Post- Stenaten. a Chicago Stock Seles - ee —— = Special to the Post. Dispaten CHICAGO. Oct. 16.—Following is a report of teday's og S. on. low and closing que tatiens at the cago stock ex sa Saics Stock. \ High Low | TT arm Leath TY 4 kl Arm eLath pred ' gO 388 ot. ’ Jan- => Es } Ee et -- i »- see ol FL] re © re I2e@ . dt ee LL ee al ~~. Taz amisG ivf ob - =: - oe. sag O bpe~i So- ; we - - ee +o ue ~~ -er Fau ‘+s 3 ye bitQe a -] Gia —_ “ -: : +_ ‘ea agaerega’e® amounted Se On ) baum First Mortgage Real Estate Bonds titled to voting powers, but if four quarterly divi- ing 1922 and the current year. The formal con- | Mercantile Trast ex-dividend 3 per cent are widely recognized as the solid type of dends upon the Stock shall be in arrears, or if a solidation recently effected makes possible further vo gy ee investment upon which “changes on the continuous period of two years shall have elapsed economies in administration and operation and en- the prices paid and th anges market” have no affect whatever during the course of which the Company shall at ables the consolidated limes to give improved ompared with te . preceding é no time have fully paid up all‘ dividends due on 3 ce to the public. ast previous traneactions Incre. t SAH q. Bae aft? f stpeneneet 9 ere, 63 Years Proven Safety ‘Temporary Certificates have been admitted to trading on the New York Stock Exchange | Boston jank of Ci gaat . fF) To insure complete protection for inv ° ‘ | a ee A, FS Mea ne Ufeensie PB ‘bo, 51 “ under all conditions, has always . 30 0% saab to yield about 6. 85°. — x “aT, “is Te = a ae on ‘ fae) bs . = 2 maderat e volume Cash . @ today’s highest. lowest and soning | Shoe con bo) 71 first consideration of this old, s 7 | ee : at 1° te “es we the mest active st — Gea! a ™ ; When. as and if recetvec r a or r eur * sper 25. 1925 angenbia for cefattive aes ? 4% established institution. “More Conserva- ceruncates 23g 20R as 5 pa ertigcat p a pre : ty . _ rt agtat x zed Dy , ‘e eee [ : ~ > sna mall corti! . Rosetti & - Bonds’’—a new folder—tells you why . f : > reenebaum Bank Safeguard, : » ‘ proven 100° ~~ x - ay? ed Bonds have The stock which we are offering was purchased from Messrs. O. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen, of Cleveland, and asso- safe mece 55. Call, write ciates. Messrs. Van Sweringen and associates, under whose active direction the enlarged Nickel Plate system has beer or phone fae developed, inform us that the proceeds of this stock will he used toward the retirement of obligations imcurred by . 4 mic AGO vader No. PD-1016 | them im connection with the purchase of stocks of the constituent companies of the Nickel Plate system, ahd that they ae a rea retamm a controlling interest in the Nickel Plate common stock. Greenebaum 1 Sons Cosnints Cmeiunaal - Kaly Magianee & Ch Investment © pany Thé Union Trust Company, Cleveland Hayden, Miller & Company Sd Flour, 8. W, Cor. Ofive and Sinth Ste Brown Brothers & Co. Clark, Dodge & Co. Chas.D.Barney& Co } Phones: Olive 135 —Ceneral 214—8T. LOUIS White, Weld & Co. Dominick & Dominick Spencer Trask & Co 3 ’ nok Er, wt. (hicago— Philadeiph ia— Milwaukee W. A. Harriman & Co., Inc. os. Marshall Field, Glore, Ward & Ce. e as irae t3% sued Ownership of this Company . > ortimar aM Tm et ery nema Hemphill, Noyes & Co. Graham, Parsons & Co. Alex Brown & Sons / rs arti Oldest First Martgege Banking Moase Cassatt & Co. : The Herrick Company Federal Securities Corporation Sage tees ' ] ounaca Cambined Resources over $35.000.000 ae : : gner } ~ We do not cuarantee ‘he statements aed *eures contained berein. Dut ‘hey are taken from secrces which we believe te be reliable. mee . et Le oy beget 17 greenebaum Bond's - 100% Safe Since 185 ie ; \2 . . + ite : = = yor ga oeee ma bar ¥ ye 2 ~~ -— aie ee* ——————— ee en ee ain ees el a oo : yee Titi tt —— > a 2 .

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‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1923, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH | , ' ' cia: ~— Tes sf ed by: very tenders y meectal to the Post-Dispatch. lations tn ¢ vous NEW YOR : mi the « TtOn me New York Stock Exchakes pews is an official list of bonds traded in on the - i. VeTPOOo! wag loWes . SS | Market Tota nge foday th prices up to and inc! uding the Close of the i market opened 4 pours MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, | week tke. $10,285, ag + rriy $6.919. Fe yest erday. $7,678,000 a {7 to 12 mely lowing is the official record of yo year ako, and $10.453.000 two ago iS ¢s Ba Ottis . low and losis ng and previous two, vente fans 2.444.812.0000, against $3,290. $46. 000 a year ago. 2nd $2.- » te = Pointe ner 2 , "local market end quotations as re- _(Quiotations ” of : h December easing * “ower yo Kansas City ang Chicago mar- Bailes all U S Liberty Bonds ae in dellars end 824s of a dollar) was a Kaod deal of to 20.49, es. SECURITY, High. Low. Close — aa -, rervoy ' I . “Close. YY tardy - 4 i SitUatlior " h. “ m rent ore ay. GOV ee MIEN y BOND ¥ . ag 9.2; a, wer 1d the » SEPTEMBER w HEAT : , aid _BONDs- a ——_—— . MARKET AVERAGES. t's onine. Early nin . 110% 110%a ; , v8 20. 99 28 oa bond sales, par value, $10,437.- ‘TTF floods in Pht aT 108% ~% OR. | 4: Ul, di Bid V7.1 n Oki i, %& -O8 me : 3 m rm. On the Louisinnfhome, 105 a O5%a | ry A 4 1097.16 net en TM. Stade raile averaged 85.60, + private reno ; COast . 4 ws moses —_ ‘ ‘ A i ‘.4 7.i1 O88 weed force aad wae he distu.+ > MAY Ww |) a 7 #27. v7.13 ¥7.15 Ten ee. raile averaged 81.52. net slowly thoving 5. , Ti b 113% 112% 55u a w/. v7.12 ¥7.16 | gain 01 * “ft wae easier later und 2% ik 4 vo a a" OT Tbe ka || Ten ae utilities averaged 85.14, net ; selling & er On DOR" liw >* SZ. 5.10 attributed t “belier” thee’ * 3 0 - w HEAT. i7 vw Jf {10 v7.19 Te oy industrials averaged 92.64, net | | e market had w eakeneg ix 108 & ARK BH 1, —— - ——— Y of the out Jook and in ~ Belgium “100% , 98% 100 RAILROAD Be »NDS. = he 13 100 % oom. Be % ' a el eee uaa co m > Bel S A 4 3 2 4) Me lanuary to ®R ling at 1 Berne ss 3 . "?. =. ¢€ ti » ae! a Bolivia As ‘47 ; / y rita tre rte fe Ppa. 17 Bordeaux ts pA ~~) polit. ’ Cover ne 17 Brazii _ Se 41 22 4 i PRR an, around 2 ofc 1% do Tigs ‘2 3 2 81%) BLY) 81% ne. 30 nen Gipag -s Canada Says 2 11 “1101 % 100% 101 e 30% 56 do 40 "84% B84 84 PU . DECEMBER . ~ od & 0 ‘aoun 46 - 79 : Ww Yor r oat 3 Chile 3 B&@ pr in 3 2 k Cotton ) . CP lst ref start Liverpool closed more distant deliveries. the Argentine wheat crop for the season ig aL 4 is officlally estimated at ) tons; lineeed 1.030,000; oata & » barley 200,000 and rye 904,000 tons, to press report today. market closed unchanged wheat and higher on a slow on the Ge ~)1o D PPE LE SF - a IcCoTopPecct ~~ ne ee ee ee ee onl od to ey 4 Marsellies 6s, being Beth 3S re 5%s 5S | _NEW YORK BONDS || ] ’ | ' oa corn (ash corn better. The report that the rPesident Marseilles 6s, i ed @ iower rate on wheat for ex- 5 pened the market for a time, but a cae temporary Sous P . & > 97 a ng jocal cash grain market red wheat | , Pr. at 2c to Sc lower price Hard ser 210% | 110% | | © steady to 4c lower. Corn was steady ~ + B5 se wagter. "rp was woos ' me 12 0 % DO % po% . higher to c lower an quite > pUIS . ey hiebe: aided wheat. the former’ be- | = | 3 CM&StPev , 9 q ine influenced some by wet , Weather. Ar- | ..(101% 101 % 26 (CM&S(P cvt 58 2014 = wheat Was estime 250,000, - | - 66 | 986 Ma& S8t P deb, bushels. wl panines 195, 000. 000 a year - : 51 4, dstreet's world wheat supply fig- 10 y- 74% ’ showed 14 500 000 Gu = increase. i Sao KP _ 8s, 2 Rl% R1% 1% at opened slightly lower with corn | / Sao P Ss, ‘36... 6 75 75% 75 be a, at slight advance and in the fcre- | 8 Serbs eas Rs "62 . 90 17% 77 77% of the day the range was nerrow in all | 15 Seine 7a‘ '42: ..... 1: | 74 73% 74 * ed orn 4i1 not hold the opening ad- | ll Soissons 14 s9o™% 89% 89 mace «Cs CsdLiverpool] wheat came %4 lower | 4 2 is 6.113 113 @ the more distant deliveries A waiting | 13 a 70% | 70 5a | 70 ule was evident in the trade | 20 9 eo 101% 101 t . ber wheat opened at $1 10%. -_ May | 62 02% 102% 102% | , | wheat $1.13%, July wheat $1 07 Jecem-| “o 12 95% 984% B4% an 476% ant Mey com 7Stbc. e 10 R44 84 | 84 The three Northwestern markets com- | a 97%), OT% ei | 120 ¢ | dined bad 2543 cars of Awheat, compared | we 33% |, 83% 1.88 | with 2476 a week ago and 25 ast year, | iV: plan polis receiving 470 cars, Duluth 125 | ,% 4Jex Rub, 8s °36 i S8ie) BS 4 92% 92%, 92 | itive - ant Winn\pee i is m, 98%) OO | 44 43% 42%) 43% | r : Local wheat receinte, which were 133.245 | rr A le RT'S | 66 | ST. | 10 70 69% 1 70 pe | Sushels, compared with 93.600 a week ago | 19 04% U2 | ¥4" | 37 ‘ime and 105,086 last vear. included 70 cars| “2% 91% 80% 91% 3 . | 85% jocal and 4) through. Corn receiots, which | iz 02. ote 102 2 E TV&G con 5s, pn par were 568,800 bushels, compared with 45.565 | ~ O1% 101% 101% 920 Erie ¢ 2 4s. 49% | ©g0- a. week ago and 93.600 last vear, included | A A17 are 116% 1 gore ~e 4 as} care local and 10 through. Oats re-| 5% 98 | 87%) 07% | 36 Erie cvt 4a A "53 |. 51 -} 51% | em- \ eipts, which were 132,000 bushels, com- {| ~ 83 83 79| $32 | 10 Erie cvt 48 D, 5: 54% 545 | | year, included 37 cars iocal and 280/ 2 o4 DS; 5¢. | “® iste prior lien 40. 67%| 57% Bay Hay receipts were 25 cars local| | 1 Ga Tk of C 7e,40113 (113 (113 . g coer? Ter eipth were heavier than al ~ : 53 % $3 83 5. 5 Tk of C 6s, ‘38 103% 03% 103% , “ and lighter than a year ago, being 3 97 | BES 07 12 06 108% | - * Ry, bushels "ore receipts were 10 Barnsdall 95 | 85. + ae > 86% 8% heavier a a week and lighter than 24 Bell of 07% UT! 97% = 96 ly , ' » 8 Yeir ago. being 767. “000 bushels Oats B St lst ext 8," : 9 Vs% 84 32 R0 2% ‘i . 7) rcelpts were lighter than a week ago, and B St ref Sa, ° #2 ~ ~ 4 a3 CO > 1,044,000 | 88 4 ‘ ughter than @ year ago. HV list con 44s 00 R3 ushe. R1 a 4 a H & M ref 5s OF ‘48 i) ~ 3H DDIO Soe we HK wHKHKHOWe WDwH Oar WESC OH WDOsacus ein. Beth St Gs. rts > 4 ClM ISM GOTO OMY Oeé!MreM nT DOH e«MD ON} ioe wm ~ do adj inc a 'S eo oz c rk ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN. Braden Cop 6 & 96 RO &3 Al | abo 100 % 100% | ‘ B Ed 6s ser B ‘30.104 (104 | : | ies were on tollnwan on he exchanae Tues) 11 Brk E 7s se D, ‘40,108 % |108 % |108% | | 80") 80" | 80 | WHEAT. Brk Un Ges 5s "45.86% 896% + 06% a7 % + No.1 red winter wheat 1.19 1 i 2 ae oe 109 % 108 ¥3 62 so. : red winter wheat 1.38 | Cal G & B is 37. P6% 6% ve | 62 No. 3 red winter wheat 13 | . o % ct three » No. 4 red on paw ld gee ea 1 OL | 98% 100 | 41 rect N adj 68°82. 308 , 0 red winter wheat ;' u | a ‘ ive been an grace red winter wheat 1.16 14 Cen Lea gen be, 'O5 P6% KCFIS&M 6s ° ; ie | No. 2 red garlicky wheat L.14 Cer de Pas cv 8 ‘31/117 do 4s '36 73% No. 3 red garlicky wheat sii 1.12 1 ..| 08% KC a 5 logan: K4 ’ Bampie grade red gariicky wheat $1.08 1.18 KC Ss Tet Se 150. bos the con- a 2 coe, matty wheat et K C Term Ist 4s°69| Bl 5 Ko. har A gat .....-.. ee ad Ky Cent 4s ‘87 81 : ES ita Sie Keok & D M 5e ‘23 65% re “a z LE & W 24 ds . 86 Income 4 hard wheat ..... £1.05 r Char ree 2 yellow hard wheat > | 1041 Dp - b ‘No. 4 yellow hard Wheat $1 ,058,917 Dome. | mised weet 31. 254,255 | LS&MS 4b 48 ‘31 Ny Leh V gn 46 20038) T6%, | Lehigh V 6s °28. *102 Lev Av P F 58 ‘93 #40 Lou & Jeff B 48 '45' 80 & N unif 4s ‘40 8R% : 2003 103% Rg | Be 102 % 102% 93° 2 mixed wheat | 2% 585,194 6.4 tained wheat. 885,188 Sample grade mized wheat . 710,920 724,058 339,963 921,292 Se 103 % tet ls 65 is] 61 | 61% > SS mistsceisae © wa white corn wh! ~~ ele tl ‘e corn Dp ~~ — 2 white oats No. 8 white oate 0. 4 While oals MStL Ist rfg *s . M @ & I. rf MStP&SS5SM6 re Oe SD or-)-IDCOHe OO SDH ps ~-2 DP OOO Pe Se a —— : ITCH wH MC VOC) Crm O16 O@O1D- CAWO O ~ rn) DOM HY TOD yDo-! ~lh DY Orme Om Be a 5 sichinheal ee ae Pe it . a tion do oP a ace di: : ‘I be | gs ‘ Goodyear T i o oom CORN TAKES LEAD LATE § Geet stiuae ; | 345) oe income ON CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET / 4 1922. Special to the Post-Dispatch 4 ag ces CHICAGO Oct. 16.—The first half of to- Gay's session in the wheat market was as | colorless as it could possibly be. There wae uitie Incentive to trade on eitner side of the market. About midsessiton corn started © attract attention by its rapid upturn and | this brought some buying orders in the. pit, mostiy from locals, but just enough com- rate of Mission house buyine to encourage locale to Rreater activity There was little news to | /Secount for the demand other than the re- . ‘in a MM > , on Ported delay in seeding the new wheat crop 2 Lig & - are be- in the Southweat heca use of rains and im- il Loriliard 18 Pairment in South African wheat cran proe- 3 Lorillarc 0s pects because of drouth Seaboard reporveda 3 LOU Wns ve. +e sae ‘ 400 000 barrels of flour worked for export Manila aie late yesterday but little business in wheat. 2 Man Sux 7 street's fepanted an increase of’ 14.4465.- 14 Marland 0 ns bushels in world's available supply. Pri- 1 Mari V MAry reteipts were amelier. Milling demand! 34 Mer & M eat Was auiet Argentine official | 2 Met E ertimate makes the wheat crop 250.000.0009 5 Mex els, againet 195.000.000 bushels ist | 1 Midv his is *+e largest on record 3 Mont Wheat lost mom of its gain, Clow! ng “/ 1 Morris & Co 4! . ‘bY of co- % cal cash sales ere 4° n00 . be corn, 111 000. oats, 3000 and 10 000 barley heat jost most of its advance on realiz- itr ap ice the Cumu- income . eight ~ 2-~I2 TO Oy ps Woo Dw GOGO Wag SO OHO 29 Gro 9 the Orb ~a™ DORI SULLLLLELLVELEAAA VELA Cee he DOK-1S BOO a | IO Dee COV -1O SFISFFLIF SEF SE FF = FLEEEISE FEE TSEEES FRETS SIIZAW®OCT ADE WORK 2 by — D , fe —« 37 B87 % ti 100%.1 ‘4 54% 6 Pe pe DD _ —— Moet checks shes Pe Be Re ~ 2 9 3 s o 2 1 1 | + 4 2 6 5 6 2 ” ro a= 9 ‘ ‘56 54 : . " i) we Paws 107 107 103% 103% ; 91 ar a ry Oe Moe SSD Dro Orde 1 Or > r: {z edi he.’ 60 ‘*” Yellow $1 310112 Third Av ii? j No $1 07 3s white, Rve, Timothy Treeed SivG@ PMicainn MINNEAPO! Ik, Minn “ash, No ] Merthern. 3 dark merthern ] 7 eo LI DID Dee Wi dew ~])— VIIVwW-I1D moe 111 4% 103 10. ms) L09¢@1 10 Ini Drug Ba ‘4) ~ Pac lst 46 Uni F Gas Gs - m4 1’ 8 Hoff M &s ee ‘OR ‘| pe eb The”! m4 104% 105 % . eines ~ st BS 47 nm ~ > - 7 ee os ~ V2 DDof+ wovsTrsD 3. 2D ek ee oe tn & & Oe. 23 lard, $12 45 “Ribs, me | &.30.9 Oar >> +O Dew we Do ee & Oe & rte oe oc-- _— wees Oc. 16.—Wheat $1 15% 1 "bi & No. to fanc $1 20% ot le, 1.00 Vy (C‘orn-—— 8 dur- > tok er 8 longs. ‘ast prices "ye $e ° ’ M ist % eC niener, December $1 to + 26 PLA RR s cfs ' i} con- ‘ . > Mey $1.12% to &: July 1 oom % 7 Pa Te °30 ; s 107 & ‘107 urth . om wae ine leader in eereculative activ'ty ‘4 es ° do hs 68 100 on % 1 er Ané prices are near the beat on the crop. A ieb 6 8 do con 4s "60. 94% 94% 04% nd en eeaepresnion was noted at the e art, on oN Y “Bes gn 4% ‘30 2 do gold 6% '36. 107 M107 35 133% " lon house selling Locals alworbe : , 4%n ‘GS »h ro d he offerings and later active fioor traders il e. S r+ gold u °06:- 21 ve were buyers and forced a good gdvance Ate closed ‘uc lower to tec higher, De- cE a p6 % s 2 ee am - — | Powe: May, 8.0B.- * 06 Youngst S&T @s. 04 | 98%! 83% 6O6 begs of domestic wool. sd * —F | tota! | horses and mules, |enced a better tone . Values ruling steady to sirong anc cluded a number of droves cf NEW YORK CURB | Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK. Oct. 16.—Followin prices, of segurities traded in on yer in 100- -share jots (except in the ——— Sales, SECURITY. High. _ DOMESTIC BONDS. All! Packers 6s ..| 59% | We B Allied Packers a9 bau 1088 10 ‘= .| 98 Low G La 6s witho war Roll Mills 6s Os T&T 6s ‘2 , 100% Anaconda 6s 1 11% 101 Anglo Am 2 102 Arm & Co of Assoc S Hdw At G & W Beth Steel Cent Bteel Charcoa! I Cit * Serv > ly bo =) FMT DOWC'-1WK OOH KH ~200¢ aF PKS FF TSS ~ Ww Tireisea f- Wo-~! ewe oem teo eo Con G Baito 6s , Cons G Balto 6s A Cons Textiles oF Co 7 Edison x Swift & Co sas Vacuum Oil Te - POREIGN , Gt of Arg 6s w i Italian Con 5s .... Mex Govt 3s ‘86 do Gs . Rep of Peru epi Russian Gt 5%e Swies Govt 5's BE Fee oa ’ B of Mex 4s STANDARD O Ang! o- Am “OU ; Atiantic Lobos Buckeye P L. Contin Oj) Eureka P L Gal Sig Ol : H O & R new .. Coro? pee Z oo | w= - Tit perth hee ) ~~ oe bs ss SSSOMOMe SI # ze~9ID) PF | | v0 Co Ltd 15% Northern P L. 104 Ohtio O11 new’ 55% Prairie O & Gas 169 Prairie P South Penn O11. RF © Ind 0 Southern P L @3% I 00 V acuum Oil new INDEP ENDENT OILS. | 4 Ark Nat Gas °0 Carib Synd 1 City Serv . 5 do pfd $1.000 do C acrip $3.000 do scrip -}~3 Qi9 “Soo- a # ~) Hudson Keystone Kirby Pet Marland Mex Oil. Mount Prog Mount Gulf ..... Mutual Ol vot ctf New Bradford Ol] wi New Mex Land ... Omar. Ol] & Gas Penn Yeaver Ol! Pennock Oj] ... Royal C O € Ref. Balt Ck Prod ... Sapulpa Refin . Seaboard O11) Sou States Ol) 4 Turman Oil ae Wileox Ol] & Gas INDUSTRIALS. Cot Fabric ‘pfd AHO 2 eO Fé ~~] ee 4 | 4 , 2 2 ae - _ — rer q a Am x yest, Jr - ah A” a a ed ek? td | Oetor~rre-—e e+ CO” F FF 2 SF a Centrifuge Ir Pip Checker Cab Mfa- A! Chic Nip new w 1! BR& Ch NB Tr new wi , Be. ‘HOG RECEIPTS ARE LARGE AND PRICES DECLINE 16 and 3000; 21S OID HO eI mt SOTO hero P Oe aHo! | esostoremenonome NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. —Recelpts today. estima’ed: calves, 8000: hogs. 25.000: 400. CATTLE—A moderate Tuesday run infiu- to the native market, in some favored cases lic to Joc higher Quality of the offering was improved and saies \p- Ill., Oct Cattle sheep, Tue top was f Hereford earlings in the $11 column 12 per cwt, ' paid for t cars | gteers that averaged aroun 1100 pouncs. Veal calves advanced 50c to 7ic, isp $22.50. Western grass steers, also s0 if the pla‘n er native Qt@ers, were barely steady vuotatfons: Native beef sieers, to B12 50; light yearlings. butcher cows, range $3.75 tu r cows, range $2.50 to $3; caan-t cows, $2.10 to $2.40; belogna bulls, tange $3.50 to $4 75; stocker and fceier sieers, range $3 to $6.50 e HOGS—Prices were sharply lower today. buyere waking advantage’ of the heavy run of 25, dU estimated for the trade indicated a loss of 25c from the best time yesterday, choice 190 to 225 pound averages selling on the opening rounds from $7.80 to $7.90. the latter figure representing the top ‘of the market. outside of a small bunch at $8 The lighter waights from 160 to 180 pounds eold mainly 7.75 to $7.80, also 25c lower trading was slow, with buyers bearish . too. were lower. early sales looking 25c Strong weight kinds from 130 to 150 pounds*seld mainly from $7 to $7.50. showing a wide range. The market Was however, with some gales as low as $6.75 for 130-pound kinds Lighter kinds from 110 to 130 pounds sold iargelv at $6.75 to $7. accord. ing to weight and quality Sows were TUc to 25c lower at $6.50 to $6.65 mostly. Stags sold fully steady at $5.25 to $5.50 general- iy. with some offerings selling up to $45.75 * "“s57REP—Slow trading ruled in the lamb depanement today, under a moderate sup- piv of 3000. Prices were lower sales in- dicating a loss of 50c from Monday's mar- ke City butchers paid up to $12.75 for a few head. with* packers taking on sup- plies at $12 to $12.50. No material change was noted in sheep, this class under a light run holding steady. Choice ewes were quot- able up to $6 with the pigin kinds selii- ing as low as $8 50. Choppers and bucks at $2.50 to $3.50 and canners at $1 to $2 acccrding to weight and quality. HORSES AND MULES—-Notwithstanding the liberal receipts this week, held to a satisfactory range so far this week Top southern horses average steady to strong and other grades about steady. Mules are selling in line with the previous week. Commission arrivals in both departments close to 1200 head. —_—- @ Produce Elsewhere | TORK, stead broliers. Greased pnoultr Pn ~~ unchanged. NEW YORK, ox ~Butte: Biome & celpts 11.317 Lage Seana eipts Cheese steady: receipts i2o 47 2 Ibe 16 —Weak: rece! ipts, 172 s shipments. 1286- Wilcon- sin ohed round whites. fo. 1. $ @1.15 ewt.: few 1.20 cwt.; 25, cwt.: Minnesota and sacked round writes. v graded, 80c @agio5 cwt.: River Ohios. &5c@$1 rurals. U. 8S. No. 1, $1.4 $6. very uneven. 16 —Live poultry freight, 20% 24c; NEW Oct b) be et. +. re- 34.- ‘rado sacked peopie's ee $= 9 No 1, a t CHICAGO, Oct 16 —Butter lower: cream ery eextras, 474 c° standartis, 45 % @46c. ex- tra firsts 45 ip & 46 oc: firsts, 43as4e: seconds. 414 - Eeee unchanged re- D1 cases ipts, . © CHICAG » Oct. 16 ma tire’ alive: lower: fowls 14@20c; springs 18% @10c; roosters, TL ANSAS CITY. Mo "Oct. 14 —RButter. ergs. potatoes and poultry unchanged. leet oft . iew York Curb market ase of Standard O}1 issues. ga! es of and sales of bonds represent ¥ $1000 foce value each, Close. Sales. % | 65 % ©5450 520 Belcher Extens | | | } | | i a | } ' sa ie highest. today lowest and c.osing Sales of stoc* are w his h @re in full) Low Ciose. SECURITY. High, INDUS STRIALS. lev land Au rg’ be | vied c A nt Curt: on “Aero cis dep Dubi C ‘ Dura os ¥F Gillette Gien Alden Coal Goodyear Tire Dh CC OOO pS de COORD ~~} nm . a.) 2> VIB 1M HV ODO DOlwe 2-23 QOST OT He FSFE S Pe PPPS Lind Lehigh Power NDWag wr I ODSOCINE -jyroa qo - + ci ot rony Strse new Midv ale Co Muns! ngwear In wi oe Leather G~-+) Oe ZOD . sacks. $4.24 per 50-lb. cra COCOA NUTS—85 30 bu baskets. 25 80 ll AMSONS—New Yor “altfor- © 3. oes wichigns ag & 0 to ten: four-quart basket 34¢c nia Zinfandeis. $1 PY a muesc *}. $1 40 and Petit Fyrah. to 74s per 24 2 b , et keifer, $3 per bbdi.; bu baskets. $1 to $1.25; home- ‘grown | ke! ifer, 60 to ; LEMO Pre—h0e per 100. Lire SOs Piitersin $3.50 to $550 Of. EL ACHER—I4aho basket 82 TR nts —Wonte. grown, 1-8 bu basket, GOc to Téc: New York bu baskets, $2.50. Fe ' _ New York Sugar. NEW YORK, Oct. 186 —Raw sugar. while more active early today wae unchanged. The | eales to loca! refiners included 20( bares ubas, October arrival, at 5".c cost and | ght, egua]l to 7.66c duty p 4; 11,000 Bicos. ber at 5 tober £8. ed |7.59c for Cuba, duty pa Peat e kd ! Raw sugar futures sh von |The market opened unchanged higher with Depember sel; lowed by reactions to 5.2lc m reports thatt he spot cleared of sugar at the little feature. to : points ng to 6.24c. fol. under realising mark® had been 5%c level, prices | — again to the opening level | | Louisville, 8.2 |ofa foot; '.1 of a foot; / George &., | E.. and the | Berry). better demand was reported for re fined, but prices continued unchanged «at (915@9. 60 for fine granulated. Refined sugar futures were nominal! Suga mt ey closed steady: | sales, 1 eg 3 tons: | Der. 5 art arch aaa Se ber. 5.P0c: , May. 4.17: eo Stages of the Rivérs. em - ' 'Grand boulevard. uNDERTAKERS PEETZ P NEW FUNERAL HOME DEATHS Len MANN Passed mday, ¢ 1923. at 6:45 a. m., Bertha of | 7530 Rankin boulevard, Richmond Heights, ‘Gearly \beloved wife of ann, our er, sister-in-law ond aunt, in her’ year Ne ebar \uneral Wed Oct. 17. at 2 Neat | ‘partor im the a. m., to @S:- Peter and V’aul’s Church. Interment in @8. Peter arid Paul's Cemetery. De- Ceared wes a momber cf Alter Boctety o*f £3 eter end I'nul's Cloareh (. im. Thomas J. Kennedy, beloved husbant ef Mary Kennedy, | and our deer father. ” mother-in-'aw, mother, sister. ; } i | feet, a rise of | no) | Simen), | MAFTE—Entered into 5:30 a. m., Mar- | He FP dear father | \of Frank, Albert, | b- Herbert E. and i ‘dear sister and grandmother | ‘ | | sister of Henry Schrimpf William | Gamewel!l | Jehan B. |of Virginia M. Stoutemyer and dear father (nee | | from | avenue, to Lakewood Cemetery. Due notice | ward Timmons of 2611 |Carren), i win, to the Mullen | our, late and Ww. | Church, | ceased was a member of ' Lodge, A. O. U. | Mi i h. j of Mrs. There- | lissour! Branch, end Holy Name Society. J. Donnelly’s par- | i Jr | tiiness. | Warmann |Auguet BR. | ter, 13, 1923, Martha ; atreet.« beloved | Evangelical Lutheran Church, thence to New , ) and dear sister of George, John, Mi- ! VW ELNEI.— Entered | J. Weinel. 3025 Lafayette | (nee Boel- | Deceased was a ‘io. N. (and Bric kla | Wierhake (nee Tubesing), | (nee ; | Tania A ‘of Mra (3) ; ; Remains will be forwarded from the Mul- | Delmar. on Tr Intermen!: in len chapel. 5165 Ht at 12:15 p. m. il. ay, (oct ringfieid, ifr) LAVAT—-Entered Into rest on Mor. Guy, Oct, 15. 1923. at 7:35 a. m.. Martus J Vovet. brether of Louis CC. and E Lavat, and our dear brother-in- uncle. in his seventy-third toh Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 17, from Geo. L. Pieitech chapel, 586 P Bastar avenue Interment private. LE a —saheree into rest Ot 923. at 1 -a. m.. Captain Jo- rep). , BN, beloved husband of Catherine Le Page inee Bheehas® father of Josenh. Frank, Wiltam, Bdéwaerd. Marie and Cather- ine Le Page. our dear brother, grandfather and father-in-la« Funeral will take place from the family residence, 2713 Giasgow avenue. on Thurea- day m rni ne Oct. 1B Vat 8.30 oe cloek. te Bt Tcresa's Church Interment in Galvary Cemetery dear vine A. aw and on Penton was a& member of Pn co. 5, as De end Oolambian Courett ne Co . Leouls 'Lovisee Wiilllame. Oct. 15, 1923, Thomas W. MecCiin- aged 30 years. beloved husband of Emma E. McClintock (nee Kaase), Gear fa- ther of Betty. Ruth _ dear « treonage'* John McC lary © Rainer | North | 18, at) (c) Funeral from residence. IS17A | Twenty-second street. Thureday. Oct ~*~ ~p. m Interment Bt. Peters Cemetery. | McFARLAND—On Monday. Oct... 15. 1923, | at 3 a. ms. Frank lL. McFeriand, beloved | son of Luke and Anna McPariand (nee Barry). dear brother of Mrs. Edward Gar- | rigan (nee McFarland), Mary. Hugh and James McFarland, and our dear nephew und | uncie. Funeral from residence, 38945 # Cortage avenue, on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 9 a. m., to | St. Teresa's Church, thence to Calvary { emetery. fc) MALLETT.Entered into rest on Monday, Oct. 15, 1923. at 12:15 p. m. Rose J. Ma!l- letr (nee Dantels), beloved mother of Mre Ceirie Wilke and Mrs. Rose Krafft (nee | our dear mother-in-law, grand- mether, sister and aunt. Funeral! from “Wacker-Helderie's funeral parlors, 2333 South Broadway, Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1923, at 1:30 p. m., to 88S. Peter and Paul Cemetery. (¢c) rest, suddenly, on Monday, Oct. 156, 1923, at 6 p. m., Aurelia Mafte of 4525 Enright avenue, dearly be- loved daughter of Alexander and Bertha PERSONAL—Im Qf v4 fe here. ky te 2908 Angton © wang a AD | PERSONAL—Lalu and Be}! to settle fathers estate. Box T-281. Post-Dienatch. PERSONAL~— black. initials Aoi Chou _— _ iter 1636, and ¢ . CAPE—Lost : are Forest 5k94J CHOKER—/ ost. ‘Baturda c HOKER-— Los day. Grand aoe Gee a fnto rest on Sunday. | CHOKE R.lost. one sale vs: 1023, at 11:45 p. m.. Howard | or nea: New Grand Central, Bethiehem Cemetery. Oct. 14, dear father of Francis, G. and | Gay < wr $10 reward. Call Howard W. Weitnel, and our dear brother, in | from 8 to 4: after 4 Grand \ his #ixty-firet year. | DOG—Lost. black d white oper k Funeral Thursday, Oct. 18, at 2 m. Cai oltan 2180. be 4; lberal from Provost-Drehmarn chapel, 3710 North bite woogie: Grand boulevard, to Bellefontaine Cemetery. Rs: . coward. member of Mount white seston head. riah Lodge, No. 40. A. F. and A. M.; fontaine Chapter. No. 25. R. A. M.:; Commandery. No. 8&8, Moolah Temple, A. M. 8., Bricklayers’ Mutual Aid Bociety ers and Masons International Union, No. 1, City Building Inspector. (¢8) WIERHAKF—Fntered into rest on Monday. Oct. 15, 1923, at 2:30 p. m., Fredericka widow of William mother of Henry, Mrs... Herman Gieseker. Walter and res. Edward Schmidt, dear mother-in-law and grand- mother, att he age of 60 years 8 months and & days. Funeral! purer. 2 p. m. from the Keiderwieden chape 1935 S8t. Legis ave- nue, thence to Old Bethiehem Cemetery. (¢3) | te gag ee WIETBRAK—Suddenly. on Baturday. Ort. | Ove 6100 yo Pe 13. 192 Paul Wietrak, beloved husa- _ band of Marie Wietrak (nee Lampancherf;, | DOG—loet end brother of Otto Lampancherf ef Chi: | half Mptndte; na ay *. “is cago, 1. : _Pemnavivania. Funeral Wednesday. Oct. 17. 2 p. | DOOU—Laeset: bine nad w from Peetz funere! hore, 4025 “vathpene | hatred fox mn ie Noe. avenue, to Missourt Crematon,s (c) | ward for information L. BE. WINSTON--Entered into rest Monday, Oct. | _“'. Verdinand. 15. 1923, at 1.50 a m. May O. Winston | DOG—Lost biack and 7 Janis), desriy beloved wife of Alfred hound, on North one Lone gi J. Winston 4ear mother of Dorrts, Wa rewerd ive tbo and Earl B. Winston, dear Gauahter Ee Ben VS. Jeani« and our dear siete: | ¢ pieter-in-law ead eunt, in her thirty- shiva | esas = i. Kite Lowt. ” Return rane 2563M. reward =F an ' Puneral on Thursday. Oct. 18. at &: 30 | | FOUN INTAIN PEN a. m., from residence. 4743 Easton avenue. riday, reward. Interment Memorial Park. ic3) Ft "x K CHOKER—Loet : ey my ~ & hi oen. into Pe on Monday. | 4 Gan tr Cab in ret. ; . . 4 ig PB 6 | GLASSER — Lost, ‘all. By the beloved daughter of W. A. and Emma | _ Manchester car, Mond Willems ‘(nee Trampe). dear sleter of | GLASSES —Tost: tortoiae shell . Charles, our dear ~— ge and niece. ward ¢ ‘entral SBO6L.. #011) w. Fyurera! on Wednesda Oct 7, et; Sant ev 2:00 po om.. from ‘taraily. residence, 2306 GI, *SES—Lont Madison street, to Z emetery. (ec) | ZIEGLER —Ruddenly on Saturday, Oct. 13, 7 er Forest 192%, Lottie Ziegler (nee Graff}, beloved S8ES — Last; ¢ wife of the late EK. Ziegier and r moth-— rk car My 6ib and er of Lioyd and Harold legier, dear daugh- Gran? 6448 ter of Lene Grarf inee Mankin), and sister HAND. Raa faa areen | of Mie. D. Blandford, Mre. Georgy Hames | ver rowary, return 5116 16 Cates, Mre. Charles Krichbaum. Clell ~~ Myron, and our dear sister-in-law and aun Ha D8AG—teet) Diack.” e ne South at in her twenty-ninth year. Funeres! Wednesday. Oct ‘from residence of oe avenue, to Ht Francis strayed —— pease white neck. nen e rrwerd Benton m G18 DOG—Loat.- porn. B yearn yk white | old; reward. Olive" 02), 412 pOG—| Lost: wl eck . rere cock or pup: lime im ieft hind leg. Grand 1210M DOGS Twos. her collie and ones Darest are Reward for aaeeer?: om ae KF Wierhake,. dear ~ Saturday. er | a ae at Forse K Spo bes me. . twe rings y ao car an ’ Forest ‘ reward, CEMETERY LOTS ee ip Lekeuges Ee ch. Rex dah. 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ZolS « cx Sianey 267 a ‘R-14 Post-Dis. —) * gli - vom PAPERS HANGING painting plastering ae ox Mi Wants, meee aos std , The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject “any query. a. severe Laanee. i xy goo ts tee ee cena ae me Geek: Orest Park = on 1937 picommen ce | pnamunaelions & 2, | MAN = ants work as janitor: good refer- peta and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be HOCSEMAN—With references. 1) Firt-_ oe ee 2 Miller fed. — | MAN AND WIPFE—si: - man , meter a ‘Ore in the city that sells! spa ge a ee ee = Pp be _JANITOR—Experiencea. 1433 East Grani_ ees ee. oe Bros. Miz. Co. Onio’ with « liberal remuneratigy, > ae See P ry. 4 (o3) | lars and personal interview, - ; Maurice = a. Call Cateany SO67TW Reward | ROOMS papered. first-class work cuaranteed fer and houserman woman as cook. etc S to find out the Value of the Parts [ae petee con r ] FLAST MAN—Must be experienced D-325. Post- rts. ~s reasonable tom service Linde)! Box E.18 ee San inst ~ , = 7 » : - &-183. Poet-Dt oe 1542 N. 10th st 1e — rae near Delmar: feward Forest i 7513 te peition. cle: ce) or selling end. of eriche ces - |The number of! —- Mage ag s eth be a ply at Hub Printing Co.. 1309 Franklin ar a —3 Eee MEAT SALESMEN—Good - brewn leather contairine - my | berienbe: best of refertoces. age 28. Rox build a ttl ‘would required to) parts: varnish, 5 parts As a giaz- “el ee ee Saveiess a |} @ut of city: must know how to eperate —s ~ . ce ee _ hosher wlasecs cunest change. setween Washi ne- — ~Srignaten lt ‘ th e siz ° OT \ a *p nd Upon ite agent, a solut ” of a li tle vel. ° wre | Ad — i Sotoemtt immer Addresa J i Ke! = Se et os ue |/PROFESSI |] aap oo tee vaste cen aie | MEMES Of the Rouse “TE WouraPbe | (RE AER & aalutlon of a little yel- / Jon PRESS PREDER—Oee who can wane | Tie'N' Mabie'st. Manniial Me ied) SACESMES ay. ae cere 5 _Dickson. Centra: 6838 AL} per. packer. handy with toois: steady. re oon for you to consult @ contrac. mantles + oN aad [peels OS Se Se ready. Apply Gast Bank Note Co., 21st SECOND €COOK Por cafeteria. Apoiy ply Co.. 1426 Chestnut. 5 j Pos'_D ~ te oe , uc oe 1 S~. pee See that information a eae ae eee and Morgan Bs ESP nk EE te oa _____{*) | Remier Market. @th and Franklin c) SALESMEN — See Sales oe ~y ag wy AR apy AP mma Dine, Se ——__—_—_—__— —— ~ WORRIED hla ge — Write to! FE c. —The maceria: of poe AELLY rRESSMAN—Capabie: “good opoor is IPPING CLERK—For wholesale cantly Str er | | : ee oa = 7 | MAN—Sit.: thoroughiv experienced in office the Adjutant Genera! United st * cells of the bees are bullt ie chief- |} _ tunity; union. Box E 2B _Foet_ is. | mfe-: must be experienced: give references: ae = a m Lt nt A a .| excellent opportunity. Bex T-374. P.-D SALESMEN—We | have A. = =i. ' | ——Experienced Thee office. Apo Vv wel sb For auditipa de~4strer: be auick an arrerrt penman: eroe™t www : —- —-- --—-, @ eri: reward. all Olfee 7288 bois work: oualit ee ; on | » hich } a f eh it — - a. ae . agate. a@c “ane 6Geti7. or Sua. 442.:172;C40 aa office manager rT. Army. Ww ar Den Y wax, which ig at first o a White KODAK FINIS SHE R—An photographer. ae Gropped between Washing Ow: | @PeMdent or any office pos't mn requiri: D. . artm ent. Washing- color, but becomes brownish-yellow ence 70 N. 12th o. _ . ae. ars 4 z t; : c¥ @n¢ integrity RR. c *, PLN (On, c., for information cone = ~~” le hough , ier ; — with aze Although WAX eCXists as LABORERS—5#) = for trench work Se eS te ee: “eae SED GiRLS—Expetienced or on 10th. an ‘hash —he> ne cles Madion Te Gout ve "i i [EF gg nnn pe the whereat t f ac patent ‘eat ner Ariic » i. hees war ~«: s ~ - _—_ asters and ‘asting =700em he! 5 a} ° . : ‘. af . se ~ r purse containing S10 Mi! anf «i'- @ul-eof-(own, agate Sic daviy, 40¢ Sun. cass Work by roll er contract TY ier? si ~~ who\ is cw the army 's Pn. . know wn to be prod —_ in the — _— : 78 «. a Shoe ©o 1308 Nth st. ic Coal Co.. 835 S&S Sth Can pes. Apply at — wt. ge — SHOVELERS—aAt Grand and Deior ; m Bag = o ™ only. iia all Ose ime - r = ing o se SEL, SAE _a5e po ® nder kindly cal! Graham Paper Co Duper, 40c dariy, 50 Sun. Direcownta, PSIR BS. 4 Fond ; colores: . gotd wan department eperater No. 18. or per hae) Agate—3 .me yo aay, — — . . a \ 4 ef . Ic. 7 rimes. Lay *R TE] ) > er “ , . 6. after @ 20 des Sc Sun. fc. Ds be ses 10 14 ~*~ o-Reuse ww "18 Os Return to day ic Bun be SALESMAN—Have e had 7 vears’ experienc 4 /pulation of New York City, N./| With honey of saccharine substanc- , [a7 "HER—Ca at 2247 Onn : Ma XS (c@) ,~Per week Rox P-148. Post-p ara ac. ne ‘ : a — ——— ows * . . a “ Sas — ? {> . — a . : - ° — ~~ . pene GI3A Pine: velwed as keep- To “Be “; na rdwa: an arocesy traue Y. PF pice 1920 was 5,626 048. — that, Ss. The bees which re about to LATHE ae “ Wax- making suspena ag aia Ree = gt ee eee on = 5_en ee neve M17 pes Call ~f ft Mees” > _ - —~ om - t eta 2 ‘an furnis> best refer- ° , i Nibaatcaser: OG ~} “ : : Pulleys. Dusghings. etc.: steady a ail eveniogs \after - aged rite we ed ‘Re, ADAMS’ Private Danéing School; oven daily _ences. (Box E-204 Pos:-Dispa:ch ANDIAN AD. tnqulss g¢ the}. ee ee Se year job to right man: must be fast end Ee 2 _ Hote! er call iverside o°{ : ard evenings I inde! 4745 3965 Weert STENOGRAP HER—Si: baie” dn a, different art stores. whose ad j}attaching themselves to each other accurate eo N 24 t ec 6 | sal EsMENW ro - a « Be om —E —— i graphic work at hon e or at office " after iresses rou will f! id in the tele- by means of hooks with whiel their | | LINOTYPE OPER. ‘TOR—Steady postition. SG a aie wane asaty mane —Loet blue at. Trim D's Fie’! KORNE ARDT w! teach row * fance the Pm Rox E-207. Post-Dispatch phone 4d! irectory. as Feeyy wher at feet are provided, and while they P OPERAT" RnR speinsin Apply Genera! ’ ; la usn = oO . (he Wax appea ee ned, in Printing Co.. 1017 Morgan. (cB: | Apply . Sat Faoeet Diriing Room SA LESMEN— Experienced wiling ts h ae Experienced af write! — EB i? SduPamice | | " eore Srud ‘oO 136 Od aor Rr: ‘g Ry anpe'i nt _ ‘am . . 4:18 aM show Past sinh a8 " >» Te e« : oe Loe’: tertoise «hell in care ment oni’ Tanc 4h4eu ‘ar ee nega ’ - — ’ *hisek ¢h * after atts 3 : -_ ene —, hand tt —— - a] : rine Dre Pos rin ee ** = x 7 ~ ~ oe ,Smaii ss “ale« wh i uey Aite wards a f — v're rush ° “ “ - > . ttt . in” ‘ - ~ r —_ ; - ~ - ~ : Orusoes (@ omer: read Te « ive 315. station _'*) |/KORNHARDT teaches Argentine tango. Val- —_Post-Disnatch nal > a W.—You may wear any} take into thelr mouths and curious- | LIN TYPE OPERATC R—Steady day work | FAMOUS-BARR CO Mission, Advancement to « aaa epiy ast Le ‘ ye ES GENFERATOR—!I oe finder entino Amer car tana Po apeent- (| yor. KM: —_—— — Sort Of day dress when attendir bes al gee Bend 4 secretion fro for com petent inion job r. $5 a sas " a . a e eeatian & - tle a work. Appi y. ae > commu leate with R r ae - . = am ¢ Qrana 4840 FOr , M 1. \. ants tO learn meatcuttinre wedding 4 * ae > ra a4 naing a y Fore 4}? ATES a secre i LrTomy , 6% — uUnton » Ooperata ») eo; — - rh a ; : "ihe. * Nes York ‘aort wi nite wortan to , & —. _ my TE ma Witiaghs 4118 Delmar = rs ah “— coat and skirt is not'the mouth itself, passing the wax $55 week. Gross Typesetting Co. 319 | SORTER—Experienced wet wasn sorter, cni- SALESMEN—With cars tt q —#) 4 red h st a ‘ Marriec, experience®a Waist ie a elas rota ~ i , . —_— —7 . L.— iO —_—_—_—_—_— — ng-no q) DOC a 3 Louis and « , . arm . — : . nm s'ock recerd —— pe rr : a . Uu ‘ 5 C 7 imation i ‘hrr * the weniuth: fire? in on at. T tiem — } inde te.3) S$! >» TH “r) ner Gay (“all ed om —_— - «. t+ a ¢ " ; : - Rox M-23 ‘met . TH ene tr 4 iess Or course fhe waist Ss e ractiar —— | han in snather na 4 ° + iv . ELR-=—F rst-c! 2a= men. mami t 32 7 fe rte ; { ‘TE R car: return Mies H lat =~ 3 ce ng 3C » ; 3) ‘eo = hoarh phones | - ne 2 - ‘ a ine = : ° a « i? oO; Rua ‘ oe © id an 4 " #n aia = e' ee in a é gra _* and tally aA xi nr is of um he- My ‘ - » on ia i a i aDp v ya A ¢ r pa? ulars. , : : : Ustor., Je a. 7° ary ‘ . " on ee me nme “eases caregesiateey ‘ ; J « To match . tha euvire- ™ * + vr , snmnetitin le im i- ro *¢ i Tiwmae . ~ = A er « i. m Berger. 44194 Ev ans. } — . } N“ \ _, a : — was * A « ‘ 1: Mile, Vv aever FRIVATE LESSONS any howr: latest dances Set ee . asm a aN f an LI ie th otns ‘\} SO thar . Thaiiy a* , ng if ose 3 pet aa 2 @HG 1700! o - > ane ~ swe Th. ms “Or “ages — 3 — LESME IN — Raper: enc ed. adiew” h ND SIDE WAaLL—Lo:. khakt guaranteed: reliabie, oldest schoo 1201 ae tere ey ne wage: I don't want an Ainge * an 5 oe te yin a @ress |place for the foundation of the ce? he niy matertal MAN —Dert —— rs - . ep mee — | TAILOR—To work on coats 3528 Frankiin tton to tos ie lines a i we--~y ~ Ree Omer“ one ave special Sunday matipces ; e@ in- cvanide (92 nee fren ; —-. ns in the combDs ropelis ts alism em- | Set rm wanted na 1.¢Cc ixxiSs ' reet | (cs) ——, — —{ellver Suncay papers. drive Ford — = — Ciething Co. 314-16 Coeij ; ere . 4 = ? . _- " a? = . ' : ae > - ~ rro une rT? ? . a sa" : | se - 5 xe ™~ T — Y ’ 1945J. Call before 2 500. ° Classes open Monday efening. F rest STS charge; 4 years’ 2xperien~x grees to 194 degrees F. in an enam.:°'.,** ; onal SuTree e ee ee Eee ee oe | a uae ae perfenc oé. oo — 1453 St. Louis. ; A 10 78) enn “ tiie eal eled vessel. n a enter the articles “a a made sm an eir Wa 3 MAN—W it # {De “Tice n Ba . sz frei.cnt aoe — av. _ eR! Asta : a ES VAN = RE ates mE as — — AS) i] ER—Si: tt.’ in restawuran? - ae i ' ver oy Th amteat nee is obtained fram th ele - 13°71 Wer _ ; Te. TT oD ° : —~ - .nVestigutor, m re: re le - a nis ar iS ootain 2 2 ‘ , ; i a ir hu ert . . aw. aes - S.ut . c r -¢ ¢ ? Se aed ; a | - 4 « = lis “ .& - SS 2 a ae — . 2 a ———— ——— - 2an. x- en ed; “wr civ anc country work, , t. . i. mn DOR. (4 until uniform co 7 farme wisei@ OuGcs ees, and is empioyed MAN— work im hakerr: ome wit exper steady work: good pay. 1752 Chouteau. ith cogan uran Olive st.. #! Dok “yer —— — -— “- hii & URitorm coating Ras formed ¢ e% . a * aa a a t | | then with company 49 on ver embrelia with emeravead nom. DETECTIVES Oe aa belek oe ine experiences Joe (1) To renovate bric} ee eee Sivmiy . arching he || _ettce 1528 N. 22¢ fer} (c#) | Apply Leslie Judge Ce, a _ ee SN ‘ OUR : red woman » 2 dae 73a9 : ——— a s © ; ne ‘ Dricxk ™_ ‘~ **-« "i > ~' e's nn Ca ee eee ~ aTEe Dp > — . ' 7 yo Bove 'piace > ~eward DETECTIVE — Exnvert. shadowing investi- -etween S and 10 = = a — wails. dissolve lue in water | — _— : e oe Sag VP) MAN—A roun ‘oe Work in restaurant EA MSTERS—Five mings Rignway ard mo 4 . 7h 4) gn — . p02 ay Se ne, ‘ve giv “a ater in the aperatures in the hive and for ¥a- 4058 ive ae* Fircher «3 = aan ca. na reaso Na | ie ehargres a omob COTRPI E Sie x i c = ome) er ee ae proport on of » | =? hel & ~ glue > ri. s - ‘+ i " ro e ™ Th = lee le ty om - - a e E ae ia out aaa fe. SAT re .» ._ ernst. eun sc! | in -rivat . —- = = Se - . ' 1etY oy £imiiarf Perper ses. - ; - —s SS . - =- _—s" —— PpPea WRIST WA —feet: lady's: between _*°™ tet Newberry. Forest 7584. (6) fam@v:| references. Cali Forest S4@7R ry every gallon of water: add. while a anim: tine tm +h P a AN —ti andy around use ane 5a “0 Phene - MACMI Cent fowns. sults capes. *oa's hens e€g. * pound Venetian red make a-hive for the bees and the 3 Guat a — SB, A esac > a Ny awNE H: rT - = » ee ss ilities for jive | , ca - 3 panish brown. - A@@ care of the bees vareee > _factory Bax T-3;3. Post-Dis cf} | TH. ER AN D-—Expertenced _ompton Arcade Didg . MAN—To run W alters chocolate machine. j ng Mul. i. 3313 See = $4 LESMEN—Th hree . service 67S Finney a' - wartbent. == Lindell 5102 5 at your home in = days; excellent styies for} and 1 pound S ‘ rayed fror | Se Ste : men Fret erences ; , 6 T - EX-CFFICER w™M . LA CHASSE @oes -—;; ——-. . 2. iL oneness - : .- S = ee 1 3Se a heverd ) FFIC je tA 7. EGAL INFORMATION. Hershet Chocemte Cen Gio Mate ied) |TISSER Aad former ee Hers, | | special magazine oora oo)? pei@ an a 331-3 per cenr ’ ciated ie ie eft ee - ee A oD oo Eee a. a) eS 9 a, = “et. 2 av wt & Paras ss ee 2 ee ee al ehacowing. (investigating ocates missire e547 EG ren - + reonile SiS Title Gueranty Bldg Olive . —. ‘siimeore ¢ - _ MAN—Middleaged. for hoe ranch ee aa | ~ _ | — — . on - Sa cueneiee » ’ ® . - - — a ry WwW - —s : irn - * . : ° . Founs eve? e&) GIR L-—Colored. genera] housework --am- (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Associati: mn. ) sow. ‘ust north Koch Hospita! (2> | +:NNER rad co furnace work and eutter- De eNergetic and clean-cut men = te “ ae " — ies a 7 - — “ , a . ~ ~~ : —w — 7 _— — a eneen, seme = ee —————— ie | ? av * ad . ) - 7 - ap 4% GLASSFS—Found on O LADY DETECTIVE—Does shadowing in- _‘bermaid: stay on piace. Bomont 2690 READER—If a privately owned; MRS. B. B. P..— A quitelaim i}! maN—Colored: experienced presser on Hoft- | er SSS ee ee es ie - on live car Box x in - erly ~oe oF 2a 4 ‘are ~* a ; 7 :— — —eo - — ———_ - _. »bil is ; a — 2 — fir > 3 " + 2. +. ¢ . . —_ 7 eu . ere eu I Sse! as =— . ' ~3) . . Post-Dispatch. COUSIN. © . . A: emms GIRL—Sit ~iored: to do housework no SUES -$ amacec OF Aa ire. ceed ¢t he father from the mother man press good salar steady positian. | S;~ wre ——- a . ; enact renaonabie referer 2 “ ss . Tt. 3.*t OO - ; aes ees es ~ & ' . 4 J _* . ‘ ‘ .4 ta a: aiti ba * ar | : aD = a ng > —os om ae _———$ - e POUNTAIN PEN— Found. Oct e. can nave Wee Ls eb _ *e"_ >=: Ls y s e533 7 Sue as a ee ees ee the insur nee money "hk ldren ao 2 imkarit 42 thas ——— _ ee ee el — rin} x o— Furnace men ana out si ie ~ rw ’ 3 ¥ ork me. 4060 Arsena. — A ‘eine. = A = unt et warts . = ha 4 “> * - Tr th =r - + ~ al? -_ ang em 4 father a a 2 . “x . > WA* — - zg ~* - : gen’ . eel 4 —_ zen Ts? “ore rea i\ ¢ - work pa a’ East -_ ™. S8horn - ; ; “Avs mornings ofr afternoon 4omeon’ ILLY—.! Le roperty "as IT Pom ne! i: aren bdr a . , , » i ges, " ae c - shell: ae ° >"aw . aS Somon - x ws ; as gota -i¢ ane in : > era word ‘ake ca WM beoks and inf © h ctor 7038X fr) _ DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY i. “Si owned by the husband and the wife m@ second wife might also inher! neunte twanwethes 22 Waebinktan av | TEAusPae ——_—— ——_.. - — - than $40 per week. oy F BY POLICE ~~ | DRESSMAKFR—F a ; 7iRL—sir revi, to aasisi an > light as joint tenants, and the insurance: #5a4res of it. however. we suggest SS — ‘RAMPSERS—Foer kraut factory at - Flanters Pleg - 218 Pi F . = ie t ..- j — dreasm x ng a7. . >] . ~ “ “ _ ; . a . ‘ J i ra i =° a « : é 24 +4 ‘ ie ai =. eat 46 aie —= 4 -— — ° a » : . : * . -_ an . . : a4 . _ »* - “s+ ne, ~ . - Ouse’ OTK Sox 3S rou? > as - molicw name.« tha wife ae th here. nat 2 iaWvyer de consulted in this MAN—ExXpe = n no eum gs x an egg = a. | . ehe ' vand s sw . : se _ iA eee *ar saeB tia = a4 7 a i. ‘ en . ‘ i.e . s ee Aaa —~ 7 " —_ ‘District 5 ae : a are > L. ——_— a Mo Sniarey chen the husband's sisters case Tiling room state experience and sa_- iM ™M@R—F 'rst-class utormomile top on oe —hHa > Pett len fer ¢ RESS A VG at an =! liserw Wer’ = * ' TT] _ wth — e - - A wnat sw“ ‘ . . “ = : eet : . -—-* +@s aoe : == ©" : te a” al iio ane is » . home S672SA Arsena! Grané 42°0R__ Pion. - Beenanst i763. 330° ~ oS a mg ky husband a" —_ anytains, J \ (.—if it was agreed that MAN—aA OR waned Me a a rain work and inciosures, real oppor- new Inte ae onal Enecycloped’s : —* , : + 23 .4 > . a*? e z i- ‘ . ia no o ee ; tha * a keen theo = — a 7 2 nara ~ la Pholeee 5 ~K i- PoOoOm " ‘ - 7 re * Eh = a me —y ome a ass i . m-: ine ’ . county *“ovee@ework ea309 Cc ; = as: SCEOO. a.i Boment “T7758 after vregts ~ ~ OIE arg pees i ‘em .. Say in Sone Wediearn Yt 28s Ww.) ws.» , Ve SES PN ti . fo: new Fists ani ownin = . : Davy and Night Courses 30 facts to the Circuit Attorney at the whom the legal title is. We sum Phone Wydewn 152J. Mrs 2 McK. work Fal and Penrose sts. cucetion= come i GIRL—White. tor a > e . . — = eSNG sfunici , Courts Rulftdin Four i eS ei Nes Men rh road a ” a eae - , OTL Ree tO ‘ land vil Forest $22~ 2 43 asi -— — ie it GIRL-—Stt. by neat coicred. half dar. br unmicipa@i OU 1s. _ oy eh a rou write again. stating - _ SERENE RSE za STE RER—A708 Gravois ie tj appiring. te D — ee iz = - He h ——— s a. —~- > fon ~ the week. (mn efficiency apartmert. sma’ teenth and Market streets acts of the case MAN—If wou are dissatisfied with rour UPHO oTEeR FE RSs—Te ca Day. plent Hote!. Sunday and Grmt— do soliciting | . _ »>?r . ; ms a>ai ps F . pecial At ee. ¢ -_- ~s*e sell ~ ae . — ‘ - cam AP ig ae ~~ "\° "oT, =. "* ns - mis * . rare era m.,. ~~ - 7 e y " o | sions serured Gall Room 420 Federal | fing 4asta**™ Tt: TS Sunday work MEDICAL QUESTIONS manele af cut expemmt, come a taltocy | — Tee Prettrman, 188 8 Geen | hye =e ieanee ; = . 2 as — indei. 445 a lets Bo. : at pet -orm mn and. see = SMEN —hef Shion ~t Reserve Bank Bi¢g ico; — us : = m4 ~— : set ad os Cc RE eee a e — oo us “we Pach GZ 2nd pay y 2 ¥Dilie:- you .. : o - ~ ¥ ~ T —* on > % : : . " ~ - _ . ad ires Deer) “aa LADIES learn bairédrentae Sanicartn ae ee ee neat colored: private Heatth and santtation questions of public interest only will be con learn acuette Sales Co. L112 Arcade Ww eri MAI distri te mill “dail ah — ~~ e -~ eS Sa de ene aie =~ ~ : san “Fy. a = f uTFiNg s hone rive I 4 Ridered Déia osis or freaftment a? indiridual - Is? e4 4 . ad == Lz 53x 2 no : 24 le R- ‘ediar 4 ‘ Sng. SOAKy CUES, Oe fare. S87 ERe HOU SEKEEPER—Sit in mothersa. a: : gn : itm s wil mot O€ Gtven. —— vertising amone netail | ih Tigh! classes St Louis ee i . “herless ‘a! - - = >IT" Th rma! TErw ; . MAN—Armd is office man lierk or me- . . msm Pian, pe 44) Beaaty Culture 24 floor 804 Pine (c8), , Uf: c&™ five good references. Sox 50 ee ee ee ee far as we Know there hanic. to train for position on our sales Aeenmine m all lines of $200_week; wn “ . — — emu — — ae -, is + 4 _ “, _- 3¢ ar 2 he ent -@ ince ‘es *- — _" ” + “are S “ o vine . _. } . ~ - ee, ‘ Bomont ta8 hairdressing ans beauty culture suickly. | ~~. )... See ad in Td an’ of oo Sameweaw. t alee Sema Ail text books on the ona advertised “Wear Eve auminum Watéenh repairing. Apply Super- SALESM - - re dav or evenin (all or write Moler Co)- ~ acu-ts,. sma ‘ apartment nin no chii- rhe normal weig > of a .0Ur-yeat SRiIn Nave aA cnapter devoted to the iteMsi.s OF appointment pian: ne howse-to- . > io . Three’ voung po i. GIRL — For beouse and take ' = ‘ er a - > 7 - 22 — ” ™ ; - + 3 = ~ ~ : — - = ua - - . 4 s a = - -_ . - _ f import t orean and an A'caased "ase @ text book to read a chapter MAN—I need a man with chain.-.stere ex me..f NA TYPEWRITER on ‘ 7 cook an 4 ~ fy - “%, In. fami : = . = a ** PD =~ = - : oe : : o* * ~ ~ . ‘ Ns . ~ * e “~, — . ™ pa P sien a re in s “ Be —_— ay es. varied appe .men.s Phone he as ~ hess -)} expere nrced colored nAitian « “sia nor be neglected ¥ i may be able ta @nd et1ck Ke ks Ver: 2 eno 's anxious > £ros . ha EF AVOT s- B ARR CO eb?” E\ gh: s F aren vany 23. Me ¢ - _ ‘\ = " — — = » Pace . —> sited ~ « saw . a - a ee . é i ve ~ = . nv —_— “2 rag _ — —_— . o : r ¢} ah , > se od esday or Thursday Bomont- 3250. ske rour 29 ° a first-class au- a the wrh*i.. Srary wey. ~ ) an a aperien ee + . - cee eal wll, -_ - a SALESMEN SIR Gree 18 years of age. | P, sc , ; uty 3) tau - Bhat ' > Ts gg ane ees a oye “ wi Ons! Gered : ever co anc flllim@ to 1 = ee —— a ~sementt ee -"* , 1s) ; esse Wee ‘Oo a Rg AY MAL NDRESS—Sit. by first class. good ref- rist for treatmen The child no WORRIED—We could not give an work ‘hard Mr Cann. room.207 Farmers “ =e WASH S Salo Ww Experienced. Mun- Stes forn9 of On ‘onal ty : ae tS To amy ws Prspasteere: i, Fe ous . ° : iain . . - a ~~. te m .* ‘ ~ = 4+h awe ye - Mista \f- | s : a Pee . ' . 2 na 2s — nai - y ° ~> ™ _ 4 —— +e work _Branconter or phone Forest 3208 : a . es — 20T7Ca4aV €2DG oa aatennenit tain ~ 4 he *?é es ' - Pasitionr te *xecU' vee and , j erperienced rete Forest 4 = - " : * kha > * ; * — ~ oe ~ ‘ e " a . . . ae 7 7 band Zz M \N— ne & 20 a 7 em Dies e? Dut 3 sure — +3 r eo . -_ ’ = s - “. iw x Maine Reel —— 6rrR ouncles rar L nde 32615 : -" a “us = bs amin 6%. auanend . es he co nandie other things than oresent —— eee = —~ -} o-SperTation and , t.—Jeod heme for be Trade Schools LAPNDRES= -— —— see ers. Gee 8 eee ee ee ee ee |= Place affords murs ig @ ‘ob that will ree WOOD HEEL ‘MAK CERS—Men who are thor fit you for —_ work [os . -." ee one cane : = - "oe . “. So _ . “osored. or cea ning hk © ugh Pia minati . as t 1ese are ~ : ¢ i@ presen ‘ phre ~ an Wo na lire a ™AXI™ im of Malt lence en? urance . sly farmt!! ar ‘+ al? the operatipns af men > eferre 2 —- ; Cahbany P ‘ ! GO" ERNMENT He BaNov. 10° women. St. _ SF Gay. Cail indell 3S Hazel _ ts -aused by sotme organic or function- Ss now engagec to attend the con- and initiative The work has té do witd a wood hee sete particula ly setting see MR RNOPRE n } GIRLS—To atp chorolates: at ; oe. — _ -- nog he . rt + Gini — For liam fact work. , oe a rour '*¢%e or A bus! eas of Tc yr ~- - . rT = =... its: na Ass cc »red he ™ — oe MT! en - are | uga t , =" ca : aot ~ PF = “ ~ ay 28 . os ~ we? Sy. * ees 7 Oppo uni‘ v for cial er'ern @ay Co.. 53 Washtz a ewn. See our offer all or write pier + 2834 a ee —— it is finished. alse Btate ase and re- ot Sol age se ppertunmiy tor the right man d = i - : . " ve ~~ ~~. * > — ~ ~ —_ e¢@ *- s*art an 2 rc “= te it} = * al J Barber collee S10 N 6th et se) | ent SeSew. _ . HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED—®mEN. BOYS | c2remen ss box T-il> Post to Start and grow. up with a new, wel. €Xperienced Im ¢0 | a -_— a ¥ " fs Rt . ¢. c ad e7 ~ roo ~ SS cee RY YOR oe - a. on on come = 2? . aes LEARN 1 ELFGRAPRY —e ee ee ‘| BOY—Deue Store, 600 Century Bitz CARPENTER'’S HELPERS — Must bring MARPLE WORKER Carvers, cutters, —— WOREIXNG ~ *quipment, to trave! : . vee ar col. TO Sth students: we! es Posr-Diemerch OT Te. Sox & SOF S ace. BOOST Sti tempeh i¢ tools. stead $+ -:30 am 4221 covers, polishers ac 2 sawyers: gcod wages; “(OU OWORKING n.. ee ae = Se — 4 . : " : ~ 't be | 4 > - ? al : > t-i . > : ee a * _ » er la vea Ts Vs 4 -*a ~ . Oc A TES a =e . . ° ” Sase — f ; Central 4994 q) AB..™ o 4 SPORE Sus. Twentieth ire bv the dav. Wednesda Thursday ané Co. Gth asd Olive CARP ENTERS—fF'rst-class men sor interior WATTRESS MAKERS at Louts Felt & YOUNG MAN—Experienced in pecking a: an r quarters in St. Lou's. +. —_—— Century .° eera ~h c213 &™ 2a. -8 Frtifay best reference Con Linde!’ BOT — ro = errances. Apt Apo! y 806 Ec ° ‘mish work apply fn person only Roxana Reddin ng Co oy -y 3 Lath oe shipping _ App! y 302 S Teh ; GiIkLs—?i 4tw ié years hid. for . ~ =~ as “a ; = ~~ — —— . , = run : : Must be 184 ¥ ” AD > 4 ears ws age ? ~D.» - rf — =~ yd ama ADD v ~*~ = 1Sth — Pre x stint > me a "7 . = —~ a " —— ~~ . in 6 ~ 2 - ~ . —— — - - - 9 “~~ - = oOuz C If > .. ar me aD ! oR” | aT * r Dh a Xe&eD pe = . Any ar — -4 sco ~a.. oad # New > 26P. ~~ ncden wood —_—-_---—_——- ——— A tnd ——- - a- s*ore _ >a ~~?) tien pe n; z=” crace men: . w ; ines > higbway, izht party. = A a SHIN G Ste i > — anime Wednea. s ea ss Ss oe. ah 2) — ~ he > : — - aa __ ss a’ > & a. _&* ¥- = ~~ = — — Cen: terr °orwy open. bona) adtvances: —s ta Bult => pecxage fe regar Rome mt ISSiR om aS => —- — ——————— — AAU PFRrEUCR— trive Fa 3 truck, must MEN : a 2e © x, Meacy A; 2 ree Yast & x om cutting biock omm Ssion. — Aopiy i to 35 and 7 wo © oo hepa oi ore ferred. eready my PATENTS obtained. 92 7 a | WATCMMAN.-Mt. as sight wat-hean: Sect) LL ee ae eee: ee ee = ty_Anpty rear 107 N. Main st ply Slo Washington “4 Ay ae lower and Feather Co. J. Cadwell, District Manager. Jeff PPS Fert ee Co. Manutacturts soa. sin ain rice an ; so -ae@r free one ig ‘ as . mM Siheern True C 500) Teelmar iG: ae ae — “oe ———— —_——- — . --— —— Aili Pine. - tel ‘a ++ J lLargon. 1 5 N ~ st Oiive 378 «8 reference frou arge company reliabie —— a SS CHA! Frit R—Rental car. married. steady MEN—Ten,. for wrecking building. same | Gases 2. —— Tee Seer. 372-32: Clark ay. eee give bond ‘ense {° necessar. fox E£-. B High schaoi Bboy to wore in “eae work references Box T-4. Post-Dis St. Charlies car line to Pattonvilig (c3 aU NG MA N—Competent as voucheNcferk SA ESMEN MILLINE GIRLS —For tight rors in packing ‘ "at rm +. Tien, ooh >.> ae to i eettat ©; r - me rT ; -e? . 7-77 e=T=F ‘ieee — eaercragege oem ae ~~ . Cee ~~ ree 42 schoo : pare Be ef cre, “ew? = Soi 35. Ment en = - —- . - : in _ = a a. = ee — ——_ —— - si A © rE R- AJs® Wait om tadie “slored ¥EN—Y ceulne and cool > rod a. agec to run on chance —. ee me itt ores erred.§_ — . wae = $il De: week uy f MED : - = ~ — - . « > - : ance for advancement. Box -135. FP - ert ul eppertunity to reoresent Se you lrarn the icCAL| WOMAN sit Me with house for board SoOY—for drug store. © I a. Hage. expemtience?, and teat appearing. sinbie trains; iong runs 645 Walnuc “S § nails , Tor des - * 4 . , work, as ay > ~ = a se od : ~ » So °°. 4 4 —— | kh a. © 7 *1 Pigm ve +> WF the ar’ tS °-* 4="9 QP ze ‘ —— 2 _— = —— — a “ ' , ~_— cies hat race in oi . - é GIRLS im treoeble call Colfax 8527 o- w ’ LasSe _* ance te as : — ——$ $$ —$$—____— - a : o -——. WR - _———-——_——-__— , ME N—Young and middie-aged men te work YOUNG MAN—oOne who unders"asds book. town. comminien : i Yne Manet Wow >sa° " ; Sis aie " . , = 2 . —s, eo ° ? 7 eee” eee ond aula mie . - a meen . = — ‘ . ' “- ice. .“C (“mew aay, ,e. ping Hand Nome for Girls, 2427 3} ,OMAN—S ont white. Mantes dar work. + Y¥—Abdout 18 ; make bh eg TR en ns ih oS ek eens Ee yarcman; Vie —— a __ — Tens. if S Oth s keeping and can operate typewriter yo , OT Municate with BERG 4 — -_— re 7a A yy ‘La anae.. Gp SRR i * { : _Sace store Sood Day .. Sar = 8 ncevenre: Rn ~ a. a. -¥ 3 res oy gee ~ ig * asrec MEN—And vounge men. at 20098 Eugenia «t.. iz ez> rence azn *a2 ar ‘oO star ‘ x Smrey : ette t.. 3 DIGESTION ? RO yy... 7 5 - 18 for a@rv goods store. 2430 = ne we vk rmone. ii “ = mt “ far the Frisco News Service refererce - 4 ee st-.''sDa t wee | Re- Forest et 81s — Ce.. Keokuk, Ia. for sure relie? tab- housework: «av or clace Taine!) 7903M S Droacway) LATM ADJUSTER—For mercantile house anc cash securmtyr required 3 YOUNG Men~n—15 te 21 years oid ffice eason Girt White: ; ets 7 t ‘se a page ames , ein) aati ee 7 ieee” eae . me applicants whose past experience ha¢ rN. one . AS ; — om eee — a = —— Soa a - * = o : Satara > _— on o ° ~¢ i _ ~~ - ? ; rime > sa" oi? > > . > : : see — rg. ied 5 - a = : must ‘a ear : grood .-— a ; —- : ————————— — WOMAN—S — wishes x - sine “tenn —— ee oe been with railroad collectiog agencies or MEN— Yow ce with 3 or # years expert Sem st write goed hand. capable a‘ If rou hare had | ces. wing a no. housework or both, 2 ofr 7 Co... 808 N. 6th s: _ fe} ais a tom ten cameos” cenatenanianen em m small accurate lathe work. also gures: mostly bfllin work wholesale ang want to get THEATRICAL rurngsh references. 2+45 Chippewa BOYS—tnder 16 yearm. to fill emali pac®-' Ga.hine ciate: Gor Ghortage alleWances ete milling machine. Box T-250, P.-D. 2, house. Was ington av. Answer. salary eX- some Teal —} ye . pry ‘a, ae aig + sideitlesee - AS 5 eoniygie a | agg - eo » r~A VY cece aa iin aren wm a _ a ES i M~ Post-Dispatch blank = _ - = ead \ V , Nee ' " ° " : > aYe ba XN o3 ' ~ +> i--*\ ee = my Aree "= «fT Per er ce? NMEN—Y weak 5D Ms ate grocery Ww " + et Sn tn thane ae A ets and CH > : - am —_— a - “s :' ad : = = . ai a 7a a " _— ms ad = = — - - - Sa as me aw Ws 6 _ x» ou" naemronthing , CxDerien ed preferred XN nad Vv ne nd = » | CN - M 4n—PF - 25 pee nw oes ° an, -. the seas te Ph Fen berg AMAT?! RS.—Tonigh? M. "chest e- Theate =. in SOUse r pt s ©& anc ~ a ¥—Ovwer 14 for railroad ot “e gramimal an nheec 4&8; re ast bine 7 on iA @w anette 2 — >. ” 2ust be 4 ee ea pine Gepartmen = io—- p— i z +e y - 32) ’ : rt yy coiore to @d pia ~Oo K = - 121 . yy. Post-Dispatch a pod te2) = ; aMATE? P 4 . al oor A Owe 5} ; lepartiment 3B arge sash nd ioor ware = nus AtTD ¥ 4 &€@i. oot Mtg oO . > 13 (Chest — “a ‘Ms 7 -~~eapemees = — men fos) Al TEURS Wee Ponight. $LO. $5. $3 ; ? a Set a BR nn Aap . 2 house: steady employment: give reference aan ‘eZ oe -N——Three, 20 to 25. for seria! Tr? hav ° sers $1 (,sarrick Tehater Sth nd ‘A vaN—Si' “B.0OTeSa °or @ar work °C - a —- F and exDerience Box P- 44 P-D ~3 WEN The Fuller Brust © to “ work $90 to Siig: Start Apoly Mr earn — ave ordinary sales A ROTARY Clestnut Phone Bomont 14836. $3.15 BCYS—Stick spinner and roiler boys; stea@y ——5> a. “oo Snase See am teete ante eee ee | ee. F.te S oe ee — arge salary MATKI"Ra — —— ~r dep ' : work. goed par Cnion Candy Co. 309 CLERK—With office experience erate) emery te, RS ee. CRS Ss as See Soa ee ———— _ | butid “ip a bdusiness for Oil Burner. Phousands In mse. AMATE! RS W'id>—Tonight Ss 5 s° —— The ar Roa Tar - . . a a = — iinet i" STRETY ington: B! fea®=\ AMATEL RS—Taomient hree cash “zes8. & = : —— : *‘ oor aloes. 512 Olire ++ | COMBINATION MAN—At night Linde saent ““§ YTOCNG MAN—Between 22 and #2 veers Fraud Bon ONAL a + a " Co Sio s wt? oon * . in . ‘ ‘ —-i" = or" : ore wary pes — - — - _ —_ —— SS eee Resa urs =t #08 N Gra nd —_ “ . = of 7. £4 } Pa Sling nD oe — ty. high — ~o “oN Dy V.sion. 32 Dear, - : — S200 Virg'nia | rece: eaning ard laundry bv da Write ta%9 BOY—Colored: 15 years oid a eS | a ee —— MUSTCIANS—Young men. to tom orchestra education. to handle lectiona and 4d ——— = —S ~ om. —— ha és store. all dar Beck Marke 4149 Fin 4 _ (38) stant id Reck Bakery « nonunion must be good sight readers ee ‘ing largest « oman pen Aenay a = ES PAINTING — TOUTNG YTLAnDY— sie ie ainess axnerience ev Si AAI Sa ae ie 41 a pe war.ne* cornet "Temoene “enor San pany of Kind is worid position Serma nent SAL A} Din MaeD monttien >” teedin Gin Tenth is BOY—Brigh over 18 verrs. te check wet COLLECTOR—PFor astallment coilection.}| © ™e-O¢y saxzaphone, training for vraude with ungeua!l possibilities, See Mr. Sauer A eral contrac? te an Rtetier and or. ¢ > Gaeee CEE Cre onan 2I= 7 : — See Sa wet ai visio ; ‘= woor s. pertenmce ‘Tan Righ saia ox )«=OT -G Tash Munger's Auncr 2310 Was . must Se a willing worker. effictent and a “an f. , 6520 Warren ; “*) eu s*. 2 “S08 Shee S ae ee Qe S131 yoke rat. Tene tech "’ : NEZon 5 have Al references: trifiers piease don't _S-.- 1° 3.2m. 7 te 8d m. any dav r Tk Acces ~ — a producing ae i - — AD EST — se | CR a ; — eee wae cat —_ c? FF 2am me 174 VY Ges . ATricre at . ae AR. SR show « — ~ q — 2 een - > > — ~ : PsurTance »~?? ~s bat a | =F ay : - 4 ame 4 he 7;o “ne - x . — - ‘ t-i'ts I -co.s. Pp .¥ 7a: uy st Yo c in *. — - are —_ oe : ; rh ee pr a aoe > rTcke ROT = meme am a ae! ? : y ¥ BO Y (4. t© make himeelf ceneralir usefu! __ fe) OFFICE 1 » a Prefer Ae on 2 Ving rive ar _- 2 = oy | wn - ae SALESM Weet Side -harce - ran? ‘VSS . OV +. me wier to : es ce or advancemet miliarize o : gen with o n rete Sore good opportunity for ad- ’ ' ind : | rancemenG oO *n.«aree -our * BOYS—CaAN US SEVERAL. i8 TO 17 Expertenced in cutting adtes’ bats good oR A TN +r. an Macn.ne. Ppiy 1218 salesforce materially «t once ag Exper MOVING CO.—S4.50 toad or con- 4d F | P Ww YEARS, FOR OFFICE. SHOTL D BAYES wages steaitr rosit’ _ Chestnut. (c) houpe-tc-house propagition ’ i Pn Bae » on - —— overall AD ORTON | vre ia exc change Bomen! | hl TH GRAS = ee CC Ata ™~ a ND A ewe 4 FJI=EG LER yy ANT > A one ae.) WO cn > 4 \ —_. o % " = ae: mepeeeeeen , at ®eer he use 4. a on = , ‘ ~— whe . . ad é = grade ihe of ‘? . ' eS “ . _ = - ee 2. at AS as e thet can hang saber or- - = 20:4 Recegei_ies) which we ciai esnirts. ! Mi) ie 6s . te; : ™ ' LES LRN AND ADVAN? — =PLENTI [ip 33 Wash: cngto a | Carve : "328 A-man- »” ~ ‘se s@coanmd ‘to nume with as an}? 9 ” De + | - oS am lapourt. Kdn« Limited repeat vcay. iowa and North and moving With bended moter tmtcas ; Sc. Sue. Se THES EMERSON ELSCRIC MPG. CO DISH W ASH ER— Food mouTSs and food PAINTERS—Open shop 1110 N. CGhan- | ee ne as we have been ‘mn iBe city Highest cx Mimission ida. per heur. Bomeont~ 4 ‘> 2 ose FTO qua ity 4: | ‘ion 7 or, a=... W . . =a | ERR —O0 cat ee 5 lanes tot ae ae t= Sun bar || SRICKLAYERS—Specia. ood. open shop, “SSS —__ - joe : ie’ CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS H asp = _ 5 led —— ie ie a F ~ae fle best wages ADpiy from 6 to ~. Jeoinsen. Eo-EV ATOR OPERATOR—Elilder'y wht —7 — — LICITORS—F1 - MOVING AxD STORAGE CO — , a werree a fiman. daviy 8 Sua ot tee e845 Wash neton man Apply to eng: 32 t monde Bs” MBE R—And steam (fitter Gakam _ + TOR: ios Studio. 509 N. Broad 1ELP wTD recomme — _ o> oe 6 eee mbing and Heacing Co. 1400 Acad- es “woos bee 240 Poe hand or joel and long-tistance SAKE R—S are Class on ole akens ‘“ : bet 9 ™ 2 = «eeleinc «of omeplewm ret Coe “OPIN aT ' — Er pe mer 0 ; a - 49 - - ~ - —— . : ’ = a Esmee —- | a ; @ 7 i- ~~ * eee ~ Om” ’ . — Fiat jf ~ fon betel z> = E [7 tee snatch a +; Beavais dvawine to fe themesives fer _ sa > Bi ENAMEL BURNER—Exverienced on steel ; uM = a = SOLICTTORS—Several to sell a nove "y a — ~ ae a — : = water a or ii €qork ADDI ‘se . wTent ‘on =uen - ss San S APP REN .T > 1 CE—M 38° s e lor 4 . a . ~ Ton ul as : ; , "DA "#pb mag es , os - ~ gx. 4 rw] Thone v he “he tng oie houtesu. Grand 250 its KXKEFPER__ ‘ m on -—— ~ EEE ese ™ arene > —. - Sen * _—— o -~ ~ T = — bs ; a ile ' mls ~ Dei@mae , | A Avett e av = Pc Raa coe © . ee . a cx _Bmadway . — an aan i.e L — —— _. in eet - PERMANENT POSITION AND is able to tnrest ‘s: 000 Boron a = = “ experience Bee sot - Paner. ”\ a? “or * vet °e . DAT ot &. ; m*rs 7 ee * Arnis hance = i ; SS. ‘ — Hai a: ——— tvancemen M : ‘2. 908 Cheat iroadway e2 Post -Digpat — =) ae os on __ , Services at geed pay esta bitahed . — } at a ee SS ae alee Co. 908 Chee ——. 2 SS — A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR? Serciset isrtiee yongets eating nos BOX MAKERS EXE STOVE R=PAIRS Se ee | Ba eS ees Sent ie = > -~ Guenter ~ EXPERIENCED RIGHT MAN: STATE AGE, ““"" ‘“S" vet Gurl? 3020 clm = ED PAPER: ALSOul | “EG BRAUER SUPPLY CO. furs, strives | nos! cmouosel wants eae Bor Dul97 Pe Dispacen “Tes FURNAC :" ne TALLERS PHONE NUMBER AND SAl-| poeans y — | oo LEEK. APPLE Gee x = | 2 ben | ARY EXPECTED. BOX J.209, -—~GE™'S WANTED—M@ER WALKER PAPER BOR ne soe Shek ~~ a. 396 XN a eR) me efter 3 4 : os ; - v7 _ > a he Ll ae ~ y _ — ~ ~ 8% — snd. Sutil + reference Ce Loon’ ER —-Fors ae > ee ae -_ * . TSB PAT IST PaN—a wonde Som. : mt ae se a te 90" Fame Oe = 8 Camcdy Spinners RELIABLE FURNITURE co, POST-DISPATCH. (e3) | proved. household necemsity. Soe ‘sy | TORY, 1212 SOUTH STE | Li OR ‘HOIST Rego «' ered Tetef work oe wT a - — oa fet et Bes - ae Sth - j PORTER— Fo ——3 = ~ . —_—_— © — aes si DING out a s®eevlnia. ‘ a. ; ' - * 4 = . A -* —_* A : " . —_ : = ra ima a v « ~— a a50TO ~~, Sv Mu 3 rT * a j eated mgs and Sundays . Lindell 4417! ich of — —— oe Asis XN MUST BE THOROUGELY Expr — . ranklin. of Ria ite Theater Hi a Housekeeping and ‘otien Rs a CARPET + Ss a —— ‘ ~ —— Ts : mi ERI r - a - ~— — “+ —s ; 2 SEAM 7 Pane: Forest 7s * a oom . : = — = ist a2 . = = ~~ —-— a -~ - 3 = faa Rr would like - TER “eee = ~ ENCED AND UNDERSTAND LARGE PRO. ~ ARM | HAND—Appiy 8227 SN Broa@way. PORTE R—PFor barter shoo siered. experi. “"4_ wen State n > . - 7) ‘ - 7 - . - “ . ‘ . AY ww e LA Aa Wer ence a 3 — “LAANINes i.) ta @ Tee ff ee « oe’ re + " . “ . as m~. _—~_ Pt END 5, 9 + = ~ 7 “ = me . - — — on em ’ 5 FR. Seer et te, — a . or a Fs ar . rc ; x . * ot *sasgher si. or nt. Cc 3 ' 2 . e -~ . wn Cis Fs v4 i mM ELECTRICIAN — a ext S ata r NITED DRI rw Steady work 4842 St Louis ev : (ee restaura all 3 = Ss mn n factory. hang a FS par Floor. TRORLICHT- JU. ee . ad . 2 «2 ey ; : > 4 - ‘ ceaniha ail rooms $2 German. Cail Riversiie 23230” Lo" a ee 2S th SE a ° Rosai Chanere Tree ei 2 Heres: BAKER—Second Nand. Call ot 1aSe S| ——— 2002 M, KING's HiGHWar A a PORTERS— White can use 2 accurate | First st. Oklahome City. O€ 3; Loeust at 12th. - S$, — - CARPENTER—*2827 Thomas . a AN ‘DY MEN —With Sarty and genera porter work ary Cen et, ~~ -ié 3 > Se | ” ™ sAN OR...) an entianen - 2 » . . aucieaeeietens ; z = ain “ a ; ei Derem ed - / + a | >t = c _ a - sco. st.>!~ — LT - steady work — eens eee: eweet- both Call Boment 2822 wagons ‘and truck vanes Sina ca! | Mubigan net or ty dav. 7a00; hatchet to line freight cars. oot Amt 1817 Pine fe) SALESMEN WANTED ‘ ~~ o sia a = Ba yw" we ~ » 4 } 7Pav : ma Mm a AR — —— = 7 ae - "~ er eg JAN ' at — - Porter - ~ ~ a. ‘va * _ = = PR Los Eer ER— cy ‘lr caer Sha icross. 470 ok ihn |) -e™m> Pre “eo NOnae : ~é@e . "Sn o* en : : Rag and 3) = » e and sala ARPES TERS—Steady waurk Spiy at HARDY OOD FINTSHERS — Experienced Cethes Cleanstag ‘ Spe ¥ 4 8D Po.Icy contsact,s, a pe for 5800 these whe qua!Ty. Agoly at ——a be “share + KOILER MAEM — 3 EXTER A retinas 80 eee 2290 De Ka! oe we. Pease U_san te, Slocrical apd: piemabing re 3 nop And back) wore ae Ru i nocr Cai Apply. 2800 | Kalb. et) oe gh — pe Life Tnsuranes Salesman want Soa T Post. Dupe : a7 £ck. ce ”» : Staci? ; Rw . . 4 » 826 Buchanan 2 _— aes ecROin Cc. 11D Se PRESSER—Two ream ie : < masa press. Box E-:

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ESDAY, 1G. 1923, —————— ESMEN WANT! [OBILE SALESMEN > two ciean-cut men w good judgment amd want ns bo We ry co-operation for uae we .line not lod} pee bat, . d muet be good: Pet proposition — he rat es MOTOR CO. 3116 Loc 1U OBER =~ nce company ‘Gctties stew en Lxpenience not ne | es train and urtion itn. Iife insurance T) se is an extraordinary nter @ most desirable . ; “y remunerati For Votation — oa . partion. ereona] interview, w t-Ie — Bet "SMEN —Good wiges an Missouri _ Kosher Packing —AU, a: Once. Windhorst @as- 420 Chestnut, rs — — Bre Sales Manager. on Olive ‘Tece Realty Co. 1608 | Bide . Te _ Wie nave the te! Titor ara wey Ad holics te . Ace ; iin ay ML m8 t mel cowl. ' ” Apple Sry As J ‘Ti a bet w rr) ‘+? —— a. io we to home ies . heotpee.' oO house M“ Ork. tox | 14%. Post Dispatch , ee. Nationally ads en in — Jouls and ey 4. Ait ; ’ » ; Marquette Stati Foret energetic. for res eaay york: good nay I? yy ei me i — es) 7 i ; _° r ne tw ik v= a) Homey -* tot) iv inted-ine' ement ) uanagershin i ' : . seu York ( ity ‘yy Wit care to sell, t St. Louis and out vine ne per dns Call 123° Pines, 16 ror particulars (cl is ", -hiath Class: Drove” aity, drug trade read. Omitjon: permanent, (e62) %. Tah pe b’yymt L)) spat: nh For up-to-date line wr bathroun Tittings., for = white ie. Ari ATYF ls Louisiana 4 ; liberal .cotmiagetor . . A - lines. ‘Rox D324" p _,,°OP®S Experienced, clothing ~ for ar department, Hoyle Rarick 4 16 Co linsville AY Kast . ) (cdr Inveeticontor and crew ieee qd country work, new yremeat, pany OF yearr in business. Judge Co., 704, Pontiac Bi | (ea) -Nent appearing” acgressive, rs old, experienced selling spe- ima) ts i field manigere in 30 ssibilitihs for Jive wires 1110 a -— —— nires young men, 10 travel on azine Propositinn: r@ilroad fare 1-3} per cent « MIniseion: mugt ind cieah-cut men Apply 620 isv2 tO4 «)) ive. PF to +0 a ™. ; : " . tL. :) Three young men ouse nk wiry pehit a alary a - ee fe neat Appearing anor ' you desire to earn better ‘Hinve position for nak ras. ning S000 ve ‘ ¥Y to) pel] ha ional Pnews loped'sa to scheroig, aries and selecte 1 individuals og Tirt™m and well extablished ee HH >» Carr’, Tistel Mar. Ouls, Mon@ay *o Satur lay 14) Men expertenced in selling eountry merchants an@ drug. hing automobile can obtain an = GIRL Ww hite. vr upatairs work. nd Di meetion im Dilinois or Missourj to DD MM. Shreve. masqnetts y and Monday, ll a m. to Shertiela | gi verware Co, re- ilty or auieedchenn men to help mon dollar ailverw are for no one Tetail merchants on pre- Positions DPerMathent: $100 to will Sew you how Can h I’. ferris Hotel iat let L=MEN W ‘AN rE) ,r wey who have a record for | who are catnable of assuming and developing into d@gtriet eroence nut necessary ‘ R ° WITER SALES (oO. 207 WwW * (cm) eh a i ee = Al. = SHE N ree ive wtree to toin our i wh ne from £60 to $150 thon: ner who car nresent A GIRES— Two. le executives and department TP RE (Va DUsI Nese concerne tn a ifr Need apply We give vou tien and the necessary train- for our work high grade eDe- elerred, .crTrawing acc nt ar- MR. KNOPKE. room 4 War- “GIRLS—To a tween 3:50 and 5:30 p. “med NGINEER— Excellent ¢ & g@**——, Co ity for high class; - d in eoal swining © | GRnts—To to trave! Southern rritory, with head \ —WOMEN, GIRLS. GIRLS , HELP WTD. —WOMEN, “GIRLS | ECIRL—To assi : - - pleasant home: good = with housework: WOMAN LATE DIPP E KS— apt “1: ced; “too >. 4.7 attend school Webster : ic) we MA N—Steady. white, for laundry and | ore cleaning, 3 days a week; one who under- stands electric washer and ironer. 6254 — ~ ay iJ anor 1265. HOU SEK EFP ER-—-U nim umbered - noes ee ( E P THO OLAT E DIP PERS — small employed eal Colfax 10O07M “CHOC OLATE PA ACKE RS HO} SELA ADY—Mid idle : HO U BEWC 1MAN—C olored, | TrKK— Eperven ced eer: or rah Ra INER eS—Hend LADIES— For child wel fare GG! RLS— xperienced Ap iy ¢ iL AU NDRE S88—To NORERS— Ww hite GOOK—First-claes er operas - 4. me ; Oskiev pl. a sa “y= ian references required. 4405 “4 iL "AL "NDRY HELI ands xpe rienced Bosom-press s$irt «folders. ’ os need Pry ELY & WALK- — - | “gg. Rho al on high grade neckband shirts and pressers on soft collar work. Also girls and women to learn. + ELY & WALKER Shirt Factory, 8th & Raina! —— MANU FAC TURING Seation’ Restaerant. roadway be Shae. RESSMA KE ae pnlsner 2 sae? oe: be fie mt + SOUTH 8TH ST. SEAMSTRESSES — * once to Mr. Ward, 4d — RLICHT- DUNC ~th. grocery and meat Taree 6 Franklin : 4 inspec tore. +} ae d ties, Broadway @ ech _nenele : Good Tames. of ) and 6 Nighwa a) = é in uP r ht) erie ee as ork; o STEN( GRAP HE rR w rite — rthand | do experience not nevee- | SEMir , hg GIRLS—Come ready for = ay and steady work. A. J. WALTERS FACTORY. and Walnnt. NEW ERA SHIRT COMPANY 901 Lucas avenue. ™ Zperienced on power machines. espe- special operators wil! to thetr advantage to investigate our prop- Very liberal guarantee with increase depending on individual ability; Fm downtown wholesale yellow erences _— salary expected. TELEPHONE peek TOR Must able of handling poses number and salary TELEPHONE OPERATORS! Permanent positions and in- teresting work in congenial sur- Girls e oy 4 Geisn osition. GIRLS for light factory =. ‘tlso double seamer operator. . Apply MISSOURI CAN CO., “. GIRLS—Por packin ‘must be Over 17 years of age; Steady work, ‘good pay. SWITZER’S YBLLOW CO.,612N. Main. (c2) : | and Em broi derers « nd Bead ° 3 York " eons: oR Ex oO SiR White Good sdlaries with frequent in- ereases and opportunities for ad- No experience necessary. while learning. Apply to Miss Skillington, 411 | North Tenth Street. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. JACKET, . “OP ER RATORS. or SEGIR| —€C ~ loved ; oo experience preferred. USEGIRE— For general housework vi" SHGIKi—W hite for se ne — housework Ov BEGIRL_O. wor 4°47 WOMAN—Strong. Caan; A good ‘German — cooking and “tire neat answer cade v wages paid: preeent malic E, 4ued Lindell bi. kes for right par-' and meet people; must have references as con- | to honesty and reliability. Box T-324, part Post-Dis. (2) Waterman. (Cc) w OMEN—To " work ‘at picki ing workd. Call | ft $8 a.m. 1123 N, 3d st; pay a8 Ss | 18c per hour. Apply at once, 1019 Lu- Case #V im) w OME N—For “fine | han4- smocking | > a jn- far‘*s' and ‘children’s garments: done at home: plenty of work and nmood pay for expericonced smockers: must ing sample of work along. Apply 4th floor, Haas Bite. Jefferson and Locust. _ ic _ ee You NG LADY—Fe office work and assist lookkeener. 705 me neAe fo4) —— YOUNG LADY—18 years or over, to wrap parcel post packages, in wholesale house. Apply 315 Washington. _ (4) YOUNG LADIES—tTake enrollments _ for, magazine; ruaranteed Salary; prefer “ Catholies. 1007 Arcade. YOUNG LADIESB—Between the ages of 16 and %3 veare. for telepheone-telegraph posi- tion Apply room 708 Commercial Bide., 6th and Olive _ sts. fed) YOUNG LADY — For ~ wholesal groc ery office, fid#mg and make herself generaily useful; $15 week, Apply in own hand- writing, stating age. schooling, etc. Box T-22323. Post seepat h. (c) ee ee CANVASSERS AND ) ZOLICITORS —WOMEN SOLIC ITORS—Fios Studio, 509 N. Broad- cS) wavy fa AS 7 ( -_—— _ —--— ene - nacinnestiiin oe -ANTED SA LESGIRLS—Experienced. Apply at aee N cl 7th st.. Federal Bakery C o. ALESL ADIES— Thoroughly et ) 721 Franklin. —_— — - 3 SALESLADY—Expe rienced: with first-c lass reference for West End drv foods store: y, good salary Cal: Cabany 7410 (c2 SALESL ADY—Neat. experienced, for fruit store: hours 9 to 5: referenc Apply Wednesday, 8 a, m, Leader Fruit ( ‘o.. 5654 Le lmat r SALESLADIEFES—Experienced ‘» cloak an suit department permanent pogitions’ ex- cellent salary and commissijn. I!’aris Cloak 14 Co n. « corner 18th anew |! ‘anklin SALESL ADIES AND DEMONSTRATORS— In New Home sewing machines for coun- try towns in Missouri: salary and ex.- penses Address Jas Freeman, gales manager. 5QR4 Minerva io) SALESL ADIES—We will add a few te our city sales force each week on a ar- anteed salary and commission; ¢xperience not necessary, but must be exceptionally reat and furnish good references, some country terri ton still open Shaughnessy | Knitting Co., 132 Odeon Bide. (c4 _BUSINES® | FOR SALE BAKERY—West Ena. pay to Inve stirate. BEAU TY SHOP—Soui ath —Who can manage small business St Laer ~ ACTC ORY—wi ith. 4 ege, eacrif: ce: mate SS ae BU SIN ESS" F¢ IK Tey ALL KINDS. CASH OR TER M8. BU SINESS Dg eer ue NT COA tie LOUIS Ke X° “HANGE CONF ECTIONE RY—4205 y CONPEC TIONERY. ~ CONFE iC CTIONE RY AND CONFECTIONERY rge corner store with this is a most completely equipped place ; domg a nice business; S BROKERAGE aoe CONF ECTIONERY . Sales $25 to $50, LOWIS BROKERAGE a _ DELICATESSEN B A first-clase delicatessen fixtures and & -~ “Jewish preferred Stylo Cloak and Suit 1 ¥ G r >DS-NOTI: INS- —in ‘flo w in ” Lov ‘IS EXC HH ANGE FILLING STATION LOU ng BROKE RAG Ee SALESLADIES ver 20 years of age, for candy and bakery department. HE RE CANDY Co., 706 Wash- ingtan. (c4) = Sacowome & We have openings ° in various depart- . ments for women »twho have had sell- mg experience in mercantile lines. 7. 4 Also inexperienced women who desire to learn selling, will be engaged and sent to our Educa- ‘tional Department where, after instruction and practice selling § terms ‘they may be transferred to reg- ular departments, with attrac- tive opportunities for increased earnings. Apply superinten-| on ?dent’s office, main floor balcony. Famous-Barr Co. E (c3) GR ER Y¥—And meat market. GR Oc ERY—Veget ab les, GROC ; R Y——=North ote HANG Victoris ; GROCERY “AND 2 bene It ow for something ‘ LOUIS Pehat we ha velal wor rat e fixtures *k sa wa Lot Is = XC HA NGi | UR TAIN AND COMPLI ETE = | USINESS CHANCES) Solia agate, f0c line daily, or Sun. | Display, 85ce daily, 46c Sun. Owt-of- fown, agate, S8$0c daily, Sic Sw. Display, 40c daily, 50¢c Sun. Diecounta, per lines Agate—S times, Ic; 7 times, fc; 30 tames, daily 8c, Sun. fc. Diepiay. | 8 times, Ic; 7 times, daily 2c, Sun. 5Cs . 80 times, daily 8c. Sun. 6c. f | BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—One of the oldest and 4 best equipped deep-well concerns in the Unite: States: doing approximately $40. 000 worth of business annually: using only inodern machinery: can handle any class of oil, water. gas well work: also mineral prospect- ing a. speciaity: price $20.000- terms. Ad- £5°ss Fariry M. Caldwell, 1017 Story av.. Louisville, BY, - a MAN OR WOMAN—$2500 cash, half in- terest; established neighborhood moving picture theater; take complet & charge; “4 saperien ce necessary; salary, half pro’ Box E£-113, Post-Dispatch. (3 RELIABLE Chicaro manufacturer doing na- tiénal business has some choice. territory iiLLINERY open; an investment of $500 will bring ex- clusive contract and Immediate lagge profits; must be capable, live men to place our prod- uct: nothing to sell: references required: district manager here now to allot territory Box D-+233. Post-Dispatch (c2) CAN YOU QUALIFY? Large Kansas City manufacturer of the latest thing out, sells to every merchant on sieht. desires high-class man for brancir i'manager. St Louis: this opportunity re- cuires approximtaelvy $750. which amount is returned immediately without risk or epecula- tion: this will pay from $300 to $1900 and nore each week: opening will not be avail- Pole long: if vou can qualify phone and ar- range appoint: ment. with J. C. Davis. ta@er Hotel, Suite 114 2 cae | YOUNG MAN— wih capital “broad technica! and business experience itn Fast and Mid die West. seeks c a with golng con- arn Bor Ee 249, Po -Di spatch —_ —— = BUSINESS WANTED i MEAT STAND Wtd —lIn first-class grocery _- Grand 7695 VW __ (4) ANY BUSINESS SOLD »+ QUICKLY AND PRIVATELY PAY US NOTHING UNTIL WE SELL. HAVE LARGE NUMBER OF CASH We bring them tc you in our own cars. We save you time and money Roth phones. FRY & HEYE INY ESTMENT CcoO.. “4.705 Victoria Biée Rth and Locust (c62) | a ANY BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY FOR CASH fF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN WE WILL LEND OUR FPUYERS re FF TYE VONET Pay us nothing until we sel! We have ready @uvere for room ne houses drug stores. confectioneries raraces rroceries etc. PHONE LINDELL 66 RUSINESS INVESTMENT CoO... 3630 ONn82) (c ~ ——_—s— - — —— oar ee —_ —_—_ — —- Busi ESs FOR SALE Att me ACCESSORY AND TIRED STORE— ‘heap for iv) et sei ie 44 y Sf Lai iis (3) ———— AU TOMORIL E protection exclusive State agency with unlimited poesfh!lithes thor- oughiv organized. with office completely furnished owners disso! a * yb nershi » hberanee of other usinesrs half: interear to right party: "out = “$4000: ‘ v * wal on : : eT TLOTIS EXCHANGF. Inc.. Victoria Bide Rrh and Locust (room TOM) Olive 1474-147. RPAKERY FIXTURES—-Stove, shop machin- ery: sell sepatrate 1RAR SB. TBth BAKERY DeRaliviere: price $4000; serves ight lunches: dativ deceipta $50; wonder- 4 location: double deck Hubbart oven Trivmph mixer ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE (Incorporated) 7TOR-TOO Victoria Bide. live 1424 1425 RAKERY PARGAIN A first-class modern equipped bakery and pastry business tn fine location, under a good lease; rent $35; sales $45 day up wil. bear strict investigation ; a $2500. LOvuIs BROKERAG ST. Go. Genera! Office, 3430 Olive. nrouha ‘Fhoor. ic ~ ? r, VEGETABLE MARKET GT re » GROC ERY. ILOvVIS EXCHANG (08-709 Victoria Bidg.. Learn our safe-save-system of buy- STORE— Sacrifice; 1243 8S. Broadway. . PARL OR—4 poo! tables and sof @rink colored nelahborhood RESTAU URANT—Ané RES1 “AUR ANT—Good COMBIN ATION ~ RANGE—Bine ename! 513 N. Vandeven RES ] AU RA \NTS—Cheap; c RESTAURANT—5807 leaving for Los Angeles: ROOMING Lay 1% Shes a 23 4 “0 7 Kensingt on, ROOMING HOUSE RARGAIN. $4xx Wesetm ‘ nst er BALSON AND CAFE Going fine besinean: quick sale ning o£ only $1000 cash “and FRO = REPAIR SHOP Established; 90 i ¢t nina iis—~-.... ee eee ee ns protits if i it is well advertised in these columns. “@@ lt BUSINESS -OR SALE SHOE REPAIRIN count of lea, G SHQGP—Muset sell on ac- for the last ‘40° & city: 910 S. Vander enter, ness years; good paying busi- pewa at SOFT DRINK. PARI =o ‘KA. |} ‘RLOR—2301 Motea:: Bt o j ys ‘ o-« > . ‘ : Ee “3129 5S. Broadway. store ccs five ‘ats, £00d condition. $1000 gy Olly R150 a a (4) TAILOR SHOP —Ch i R. Letbel. Venice, i ° 7% ‘mmediatels. I R C iN NT Ine SINESS RROKE RS, Room 2314 “ai6 Ulive,.St. Louis. Ole 055° Jams W ; Pres ang te - ames Chi President 6 act as agents for the purchase or sale aor reg ne Dus ese eT! Lerpr | ("4 neuit us \ t 7 a o ar ga n upon your part be - Oo | 4 rig 4 , . muy ing St Aig, ANY Hpusine : (c62) FOR SALE—WTD Solid agate, Sic line dail r Display, Sie daily, séc Sun. “hee foOwn, agate. S80r daily, Sic Sun Display. 40c daily, 60¢ Sun Disrounte. per line: Agaie—S$ times. le; 7 times, 20; 20 times, daily’8c, Sun. 2c Displey. 8 times, Ic; 7 times. Gaily 2c, Sun. be; so times. ._ daily Sc, Bun. 6e. ioe NEOUS FOR SALE a? a2 : CAN Ni ST VES 2000. purchased from ' th (,0vernment new and used: extra heavy; at unusually low prices. jensin- rer Furr GS rOOTyT M K (c4) CAS LEGISTER rT tal | . He RE Pas i ER—wNa ‘Ona i, fotail tal 1uerT, Fy o SH steam holler 3311 Osage i’ Al ~-Sne i” assifi Wol — Sons. ith at ieth) “HEAT WITH A ROTARY Onl Burner, Thousands in use. See demonstration. 2677 W ash- ington Bl. -(e4 NEW city map just. out showing the route, of every car line evry street. indexed ' and mumbered.-sent postpaid. 25c re ter’s, 410 Washington (c@2) . . 7X. . . . : ~ ‘TS—We make the best for your mone’ PIP E—Secondhand ir n. biack and galva nized secor fhand machiners belting and usable material. D. Wolff Sons, 2219 S&S. " " 7 - FT 4 pees th sas e: . : - POOL TABLE—Large size heap 1003 Newhouse a‘ Tyler 1f iw ROAD and Taiiroad maps: at! parts of the ' ~ at Foster's 410 Washfngt on (c62) SLICING MACHINE—tI’. S. : reason abie 40064 Greer c4 TIC K E*T—Ladvy'’s return ticket to. ‘Ba Fran aon cnean Delmar 7 OIR ae one Bomont Loa wt omer Mitchel}! Furnitur re. Ge. 423 : + MISCELLANEOUS WANTS } ted ACE Wtd.—tT’ sed ~ Phone Lin dei! 6. Delmar 1590 ») ee —_—_—_ ->- - — -— —— "HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE BABY BASSINET at eed ‘ radile ivory, like l _ ne 1102 Yale Benton 365M (e682) : . " -——- —— Sine ‘BI tr at Wy bi ‘ WickKer: cost SiO: very _#f } ah ré Vee =) y ic body " ike new. 613; Suburban BABY CARRIAGE—W bhite wicker: whits enameled gas range, new mattress for an in-a-dor bed “0% Syra se ay lst f rth. University City BED—With new felt m attre ‘3. davenette and self-heater. °?9O] Compt BEDS—Of all kinds up-to-date § umn 0 and Srmith-Davis, twin size and nice ful! sive bow-end beds, walnut color: these beds are brand-new, onliv sarmpies iitt.é ecratched: have new springs to fit same and new mattresses of all cotton or felt. Levy Bros., 311-13-15 S. 14th st (op7) SE DROUOM SLITE—dS pieces American “ nut. $85 40090 ¢ houteau. (e88) LEVROOM SUITE Wainut, - bow-end hed, arge Vanity Cvesser, used 2 months. 3662 — n , (od) ak Sate ie eT SDROOM ‘si IT E-—I vor ry, poster bed, new > mattress. Set com et - $7* 5: Lit in -room set. overstuffed bed. venport. S062 ITs mar 2! a (c@) BEI Ror ™M SUITE lvory, ‘post er bed. new ! . Inattress set cou nplete ©. ¥ 5. Living- roorn re oversi uffed bed-davenport. JO6G2 Le! mar (c4) ,eBELROOM nt fae og re ~ wainut; five pieces: used short time: excellent condi- t n: will ge)! ChHeAn. Setiner Murn ture oo Ss Rroadawy ( 26) POOKCASE—W onderful period nf I ahogany: alao wardrobe. with fine long mirror; perle¢t condition. 5837 Cates av. Cabany ¥195 (cB) | RAS? rRED—Rosewood cabinet, dresset Kas range; cheap. 3940 Page; Lindel! S200 W (cs) AK y ee E 3x15: just Jike new. @814 nah : Be oe eee EDAR CHE g T—lLarge size: beautifully finished: $10. 3662 Delmar c4) vA POR BE Ree! bargain: $71.50. Stein- Furnit Co. 1200 S. Broadway. (c6% ‘HIF FOROB -ES—an erican walnut. oak an ia?) £any big lot to pick fre will me) at iow prices for cash. Levy Bros.., b] 14 h aT Pee Meee: RMS oe | HiFFOROBES—— h iffon jers. bedroom ss, dining room sets, bed rugs, gas ranges rockers. library tables and a I! other house- hold goods to furnl sh vo jome complete, with eslightiy used goods that look like new for less than half price: cash or time. _Kejney's mer '2 13 N. Vandeventer (el 4) COAL RANGE—B! ue ename!: also brass bed 25 McRee {c2) and dresse! COAL | "RANGE Sucks 5033 Newport (‘herok fe ear, get off at Bevo Mill. (6%) COAL RANGE—For laundry. $6; gas range $8: kitchen table, old chairs. 3830 lo bie (o4) ) $98 4009 Chouteau (e862) COMBINATION B. —_* Ajae and coal: |ike new cynearp vA, lfax 4 Tow, aaytime MB~NATiI ON A NGE—LBilue ename 7. new . ~ 70 4H Hiow s or Be ‘OMBINAT 1ON RANGE—Superior,. Bridge ® Beacon muUue eT t $70o; Kitcnen cad 4) , het, $20) 3062 Delmar - COMBINATION RANGE—First-class; (Char- ter Oak: practicaily new 4201 Manches- ter COMBINATION: RANGE—-All biue ename!; brand new) -.fuiiy guaranteed: $80 50 Sreiner Furniture Vo.. 1200 3 ae DAY ENPORT—Tapestrv overstuffed; cood AATA (ed) , ! Cabanv, Pe DAVE NETTE (yood condition ,; quartered oar 1334 Bayard Forest 7334J. ‘c DAVENETI£ SET—l ining table. chairs, buffet. brase peu, Eas slave 7114 Alamne, Ist floor eam ___ (2) DAY BEDS—Latest sity Simmons wit? new iis: 8 o- ‘ f at iow rice ls v Fer ; 14 r t ‘ a EsSh— " ‘ ma Zany ang cna ‘ i “ } \' ee —~ DINING TA m—Mahoganr; and 4 chaire 5a ; I : f IN] ; M i > z is a.8u ‘ Y? a pe ~ > ‘ DINING I I —— os rt : wainu nist Ss 00H ¢f ‘“. ‘ DINING R re—? ‘ lact bea ” °—O- « oy a I? ROOM SUIT a furne INi Nts nN i— + i¢ aak. leather bottom chaire 314% Maury ; INING-ROOM SE fas range, dreape: wie } , “414 +7 vy r * ~ Tr. r~ tis. RO Vf TW... Vig ho@an’s 54 -tneh zat . ; 5 hatk ‘ .rie i ’ ; ? me 8. , , ue I) ‘ ‘ - S45 s eT 34) * 5 7 _" - 6) Sic i : Li. A = ' | } e4 INING-I uw FIM &rUuRI rum on kK; br ffet table and eix chairs etry) ne leather. cheap Levy Bros tis 8S. 14 t ; : . ~ 4 5 [NING ROOM S#T—Beautiful; 10 pieces . at $175 a. ia Sed riftie . for ql : Lok Ra -., cn . eAnescay ta in cr aft er 7 fe i. } ) GAi44A “Wlimat ri Pe PS TS DINING St ITE—-Femed oak. ¥ Hieces. ihe ‘ GA5 cnet $40 overTest yt ts ry iviiz P4 ie suite, S175 used @ months; coat F285 : : ie) 2nn®? Det mar t a ~~ TA. __ tes) DINING rR OM "tT ~T... Mahogany: used ome vear; high grade. $150; can be seen at Langan - Storage House. 5°01 emer _ iad 8 jiTNer SOT —Beaptitul “Havilpad, 3 haw ortaent Son dition: other = B37 Cates a‘ Cabany 9195 ced) se G HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | Furn. ae ene _— ne | ODS i DIAMONDS bought up any size. any amount. RNIT "Ee heap, DIAMONDS Witd.—We pay monda. FURN: TU Re Far ontents of beautiful 4-r0 ae tie =a | SAFPES—-New and __Jonn Bauman Safe Mie SAFES — Overstocked ‘with Marvin. Class A. label fi -4 rooms practically new fur- _ complete for maven aa sacrifice for $450. Tl RE—3 rooms complete ; 432 : Ww FU en § TL RE—Four rooms. complete for housekee- toe FI’ RNISHED “APARTMENT—© ontents = 4 completely furnished; party buying furni- ture can rent apartment. i ee exw & MACHINES SEWING be ge re go? @id céndi See ean Goops \ WANTED ANDIRONS—C a FURNITURE REDUCTIONS NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED: * EXCHANGE YOUR _FURNITURE FOR NEW dwellings Or emal) lote: : : noes your old one 6 ws, AN DIRONS-—Forni un®& carpets. « dwe iiings, large and «me! 1 lots: -C ARPETS “AND ‘FURNITU RE | Hiouse furnishings highest cash price. “TYPEWRITERS AND MACHINES _ ADDING MACHINES AND T ll kin 2007- rr Retell. bedroom ena dining uta e un usually low | - eS RNITC “RE Wid —Be st ye prices. RNITE RE Wra —Best cash price for oon- TYPEW SraRe rented, American Me a Machine t FU RNITU RE Wea. — omp! ete homes or any | TYPELWRI TERS— Underwood. Olive “OE : xt — GAS RANGE—BPrand-new dock Fur ture Co.. Sa upward. ge So. 11 32. nr ac ted anc ne euaran- Ore ott Storage Co. __ BOATS. AND , pasa fon. iis - every ere geate and be back _ rest oh wane HORSES AND VEHICLES _ Delmar 2985. Forest 3 53 FURNITURE WANTED Complete furnishings of dwellings. Victrolas or peal lots; DEN _ Delmar Py, Forest 502 HORSE Wid.—Must be sound. Call 561. 30 and 6. COAL WAGON—C ‘all 26! 7 Bi FOR god horses wit __ Lowenstein, 1321-2 HORSE—Wa goo. "hotenaen, Cla yten at __@F roads, firat house vest, ; HORSE —wW agen and harness for s a | HQUREOS GOODS Wtd. —$5000 worth of . i ain selling ae 20.000 P¢ ou NDS of old feathers: pay 30c to Montana Feather Co.. Delmar 865. Forest 767. SELLING OUT! buy your furniture. rugs, 60c for old ones. —D MU ty : |. good a condi HORES| AND at ey . eo harne@te and wagons; ‘hea, STOVES—Laree line of used; sizes at reasonable prices: mA Sores ’ Prens King's highway and McRee. rEDDLER'S OUTFI1T—Geod. 5001 s—C t f GOOT)! ontents of PU PS—Pedigresd: GOODS— Large Fn ig and | BUILDING MATERIALS ; BRICK Pig vet weer _terorise Cc “lean ing Cc AA1 MACHINERY HOUSE AB INET#-L andau, brecht Machine Cond o. Clayton rd. and North and South rd. Comb! nation range, $35, SS SS E—New, and 4 chairs: ELECTRIC MOTOR bar Broadway and Spruce. ST IT E—4-plece “mahowany: 4 451 peerene hore bg —Pay highest eriees. ‘Sun la y or evenings | APPAREL Wtd.—20.000 ladies’. gentlemen's Ramming Mach. Co., 30 overcoats, pante, pes. nigneet prices paid; auto vo sae Phone LIVING-ROOM SET_4 “g@mith scale and one 509-velt motor. Hee N Main. ( nati . horsepower 4. c. 1454 Madison st. x | ema mink; no dealer. brary table. sewing mack Npwate: =: Apartment 18. | RANGE—Biack: | good condition; CL = wrd. 4-25, 000 suits, overcoats. need them badly for sbipment to H002X. Auto calls in 15 Harry Appleman, 3060 mei cB) - | 20. 000 0 STITS ovtrconts. $ Forest 767. Delmar R65. 426: Page. 3866 or Central R 4 NGE —Matestic FUR COAT—Hudson seal; sacrifice. Grand 3144R. te) en s blue- gray Musical Instru Instruction |‘ STOL —72-inch fur stole; |__silvertone lady's suit. COAL, COKE AND WOOD | : COAL—One and two ton lots, $5.75: 4-ton, | 35. nO —-F ores, 5765 (cB) ntises $5.75 per ton; no wot) ee Tuning and Sener elaine > TENING—R i-style Qui k “Meal: COAL— Standard, $5. 50: mot tat f $7. 7.50: ~high- grade “coal ‘call: COAL—Save ‘money: bu e. Killoren, "ht el oll 2007M Cc COAL—Standard, 25c ton off. Radio Coal. Stove Buyer: Oc- cold eeaee uneeda stove. kinds and sizes: a large also a complete line other house furnishings, your credit is eed. | is at your disposal. big monev on high-grade it will be a pleasure to Walker Furniture Co., | R—Smail, grand: materia! of the finest; : 30 months to vay. bipant areng EXCHANGE . PR TOL—For exc -hange: f Winchester pump or oval EA Pureka, Hoo ape rt er new German Lug- 1117 € Olive (c 14) ‘used i and demon- - from $50 to $150; Emeco Electric, Walton at Del- strat! ng mi: nen. Pia NO—$100 Wheelock ;¢ GOLD AND 81 SILVER CASH pais for gold gives, By . MACHINE—Eden; - . erguson Sidney $012, Vi or PLAYER: PIANO—-911 : CABH paid for ge f4,, core north of O Olive et. c CASH paid for diamonds. oid Ls platinum 18°. Bre aees, ahet. ewer w ASHING q'. oS dams B. Morton Electric Co.. WURLITZER, 108 ___ Talking Machines For BRUNSW gg ords, $40; “30 o' clot “kk. at 324507 Tu rnishings. rare Dric-a-brac, Loute XV gold parlor RADIO OU ‘TFIT—For $11; 6750 for free demmenctration. _Intyre Radic Corp — RADIO HOME, CHARGERS, _ AND iL "| paamaaRR Se ., for Rood | bargains in new = Radio Repairing RADIO ) REPAIRING—I¢ your. line of new up- to- date pre hay sultes —s living-room wired and reconstructed. ‘84 STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES irselt ve 15.9000 By? Gog. chairs for ‘sale. W "RN . Romont 399. Bomont 582. OCTOBER 8S SAL E OF FURNITURE Savings of 144 to % For W ednesday and Thareday. | Wonderful Values Rooms Complete for $175 $18 cash and $2.5 $475 3 Rooms Complete, $315 shelving and grocery nw Ml counter wit drawers and aes front, cheap: all in f'ne LS and a eh ow ca men " . waatanane Fixzture Co,. tes TU L, TRES— Beautiful . inxton: will not separate; a CREAM PARLOR— Fixtures iL like f new, 2302 8 Jefferson. — “PARTITIONS —With Bann Hi Mitchell Furniture Co. Champion , ae mixer, in good sender =o electric heat yNonog aaa for $49 00 ree 454 9x9 pocket figure tables, i114 ay, (¢63 Cc AS ES. - soa q cash and $1.50 each . FI XTURE—24-shelr: 7.50 heavy emetal siA Pa? foot Net . . dintng “room eultes for $75 eultes for oes 50. BARGAINS in ail ‘kinds: ‘of Gxt we and Office Fixture Co., $165 3-p ieae bereom iia k. kb 7 RIGERA’ TOKS— Severn. butchers and a oe Refrigerator Co., + ii D OFFIC ‘e FIXTU kes big bargal °% 3- piece davenette suites for $77. PNew and Me | Rickensoht! Broe.. S31 x DISPLAY FREEZER c ‘QUNTER. Wonderful bargain in an &8-foo | for onl freezer counter; price new This wume cn Sad tee — BR citchen tables for $t.. $20 ali-etee] day beds for Sil .).9 $1.00 and $1.55 «short lengths linoleurn. Extra’ especial at have no reat y pay. 1. co 12th st. Cash<er credit. () St. Charles ois

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* — —_— cece “bath; mow va- fibers: ris’ SiS6— Nes Dae sardeetl He space. warehouse abd facto including foeett—!ets._ Box T-111 “pos* part eee a co appoint BL = eh fe tlie a nard wood | can build ¢ eactory sit T—C Ox _T-111 > pay~ | = a Ppoint un park Third fioo a Cc) Minne bath furnace, 000 LLIG . , s0r you ic, or @or ormer, ; Post - Ty 4a a. BL. 2 300 | 8. —81 Kile a o78 X — Ides 9 re - | 7 2% decorated nna heat, =~ for eros ‘OREG On 3a: = 35205 ee rey 1001 = PREEDN C CONST. _co., 816 Pine. = Pied want ett View ~ eo ~ —* 4 Sale 0 children ; pute; everyth! com om housekeep SDERSON NG painted. SR5 rvice $45 ; 37—S [aie our offer + “ . Southwest ALTON, 520—T a Deon le rage newbury, “4 rooms. aS ae © + e:2 3 $100 SHENANDOAH™ 30 =_% CO.. _ 4003 Choyteau _Central BUNGALOW- eiieakien . a $5000: $600 —— Possession: | improve- Spey_ 1211, “Centra, 1576 Russ anne ey. iehway ” ecereia 4 ‘IL: ta Ri ‘nctel ne 5 " re wn oe _1 2 aero 22s Fun parlor, hell. slee . fy rooms, _= ' BI" ~ anc —Pine La‘ (c@2) i 1 P . balange . cas than SOU ( SRE - Ge ‘ - 30 Nicely fur keeping rooms : ished } ANDERSON 8tacke i 2;- ge fies eeping porch, til reception LDINGS—For | e 340 per wn. $800 TN .. Post-Dispatch. easy. Box F SIDE SIN YRE— And four re - ~ wher s® home: urnished — fences; private hams io heat, all at at ‘KE-BUEN MANN ae IMPS not-water _heat; . aarerees | on ta. buliding. oe Jenen *, 19.000 sa. ft. dav- Sarees. pantry; all | 04d: ‘ Be ana aoe | 6 GALOWS—4613-17-15. 20 " 3) I hav : GLE—$9000 | 7s Wan — A BS arage. . | oe Ss ; eo | MARVE ____ 808 Chest SON PL. 3733 wear: 7 Pac switch. eat. let and Spruce r line. Call Cabene opted ach rooms and bath 90-33 “Wile, baréweod “teers eth? a f eet “ i‘ “-: INGTON 8) ich} : h ANT m4 491° ——— ent nut st ette Park —Just south of Leaf: : Lilding. 507 E id. 000 sa = » firepr oe B LT Ne = @5any 6217 arge sot, aft ; gee salesman : modern : pr! ook . . ood floo Oore., with and 5 roome, with iT r $” : a Pahe. 4738—F ine —_ aréwood t) eam iA Four rooms. ; _Mmodern “co new 5-room efficte ay- | 100 ea. ft . Let et.. on Mo Pee ow co NGALOW = “Bt. j M. c62) 174. ALB on premises or ce S8O00: meders lumbing: Preach. Aoors and | SoU ‘TH. d'35; everythi: . n she ; ice, $A) S. Steam heat 4 math. nv enle noes: will deco ney; alli MULL EN. Gaylieht bulla: n¢. R04 N. 1 itch; or modern } OOn’s Stati, —- = CO. 5 ERT KOHERM call Laclede leveland. which c weocatec on 35800 bieck SIDE ¢ CORN ER ; 7 WasHINaTO ‘ iret-claes ANDF " » Janitor Berr- vIC TOR. 122 iti Gecorate. (cB) | jhe WALTERS REAL sovee ices $5000 2 pe esos now mn: 4 and & 5418 Gravois AN REaLTy “Sure. _ For «4 a bought at ook | NEAR BATES | West e ie aenne ue 3K55—} ; DERSOX. STOCK o 3—-3 rooms. h ——=estnut st. ‘Ou a Gn. Sea as firet a 8! a uD: w be! ng built; BI NG — he a Very | 5600 @ AND VIRGINIA : | ‘w] tin Lind oons, sl ‘E BUERMANN nd electric, 24, floor ; all room, bath | 2=ASTON we 4231. ic62) . BISH IL.. 4060 £ DOUGH! ' on, £48 FY Sane eres = : furnished . nd 16 Y : Thor . Biatien } ‘ 0.. BERG L 2925 SB ,' itchen front; Fpent h 00 -——Lovel CRTY, 803 ‘ CUST, {e6 : 05417 mas Station : corr Serpe : IGHTNING ecw... privileges. K AS — ing rooms: ao Jd st ory | w r ST 'MINST ER PL . vest nu: (a4 DEV oes PEt ATR } GENE Ar 2714— Large store. Tent = EV } RE As aon REAL a8, r= eae easy : with PAGES 839 Gravois. SS 30xx Russell R Est’ LTS : — i S range = artment. 3 5763— La —— “VONSHIRE, 5200—South UTHEIMER REAL EST - HOUSE—Y¥ 0 ‘abanv Dam ments oan arra ay: beth. electric and fen: of 5 and 7 re extraordinary 4-fami! ; Senate —Roard for WASHINGTON BL 5 i. * desired o “wir sun re. aaat beth hea ight roome: A Tite | OFFICE SP2 aos (om Pe larke cur me stucce Color = >} } Bd Ae HN EID ER © and furnace; Yeniences ms, steam heat and ail — wWELILaTG West Ri ® room front roo 4955—1 b ee - | Vy STGATE ent Te ga- ve it-In kite? 00 loors, >} SPACE— ~?> fences; 7 Un reom, 2 einen roome ' ER. 5462 . Rx -T ELLSTON | ST NT 3. 5200—soudh aaaNor twin beds “+ aree so0Uth ‘fu : GATE. 719A AND 72ia—y gerage optiona , en cabinet, steam eas: | able for a pr ann ay furnished, suit- 8!f block beautiful Gientnie’ ail conven- coneee ee . A Gravois. and + es beautiful 4-family flat | northwest Lene . ME nena owner's er ar a : ee tea Oe —+Niely oe: | goer with abartmentes: teres beau. MARSHALL. 2932—6 ro ____ 4c} | Olive B02 em "National Bank Bidy” _Btate Country Clue 4ockweed a _ o auee * coon. . well-built frame: (0%) heat. tile bath. ue ae porches, bot x | fiata;_income $8000 “Vice stint ar vin beds; private bat! furnisieg SONN erage: r - anitor ern; imt oms, strt mi. an 'd ate Bank. a est.’ a electri rame; has ©° . firepl : : + a ~~ P b—F 1 Lareons was ASHINGTON 4483— —T mages c ‘ebans 3068 RNETT REALTY t , > Be nediate possession. easen Zo4- | PINE. 12 14—G (od) Bank. Benton Rl. D. Jéhn. People’s — large lot . #) Sa \ ° os rage ; bath, t eating lant je: reasonab! sleeping roo WASHINGTON BL. |heater: $70. DOUGHERT. rive me pe _ West | house for lerchant. — have a big ware- Seat sunréoms, > : & and & roo avickipw ply it to your own home, apf 3Uxx Botani » Ga | For particviars, se adh i cash payment. > wear nabie m, rooms, fuUltab) ». £064—Laree , i ee ed; | - re? if wy gv ware- MeME [NAM Y R e Lindel} o*7 ntative bt he and Neb . 6, magnifice Invest est > 94-floo 554—-T, arce. : bee ian rooms and ee Jus T. 1356A—F} artenmeopininnaditerinatntalcile ta a | see N Pellicre = ou are looking for or E.Co,, 13 76 495A Jie ebraska. (¢2) ment flat of 3 icent 4-family apart- ment Pro ert 7 loor room for }i nea ; is, tile bath, wi ge sunroom; 3 bath -legant flat, 5B roo poe a Ugcreen. 616 Pine st. > BU Oe N. Grand Bunga! JUNIATA ——_—" furnaces, and 3 rooms and > . P y ght Sousa elegant decorati th shower; 7 c > ms and / 42] Si ’ ccd) IL DE RS vw (12) Fr gaiow, 6 rooms and tile bath; tvory Sus SOeeNe, | i RIC E RE DU + | Louls: rent © ng; nothing f losets ; DERRY. 6202—; en (2) | TH M AIN—F y Cor ATTE NT 0 | Family Parish d nd bath, near Sxx &. Taylo and walnut finish. | ~ ED $95, 000 . $140 g finer in s&s RITA 3 rooms — eens ~) 1 é Af TORY ; ner lot 18 I 26 gal and public Holy of 3 r. substantial 4- , N. Ww oo , - : NWN Rt} . ° and elec tric. , = 8. 000 squan Ri hi n vals0, the ot n at — G. . schools; ay BL ae 41—Roon: ma ot , , : ’ rT aa ' 08- Y ch: ; > ’ A _ E ‘ A " : ’ . RM, . 6016—4 we and pe . os ng ease to right enant ST -MILLE be be } OT hr -: = - - _Wainwr ight Ridge iE. | swit Ww. of Vv " gz! i , 4 Olive O38. h f ra al S ( ] a“ ¥, t = IO = —_ R 4ER RL E. ¢ f us! . a: a ba . «I oO N + a r phi + . ee : t ¢ 4) ' 20 h une ‘e® ) cc _ 2° fc ’ ance oF n i th ym nt ; ror aT d of ay sstor ne ™ RE t : f : e aL ESTATE—OTHER cITiEs MON ~ sane a F rw AM. I ~ adie es: priv , or gentiemer - the "TD Pre} ini ne . elmar-Hodia ate . * vate apa ren ler ‘ au fy iv fur. ; S 4 ap wner ‘ . : sates +. 39—Housek» ont | water two slosets. Lindel! 705 awe us ho: | WEST PINE ee en (e65) EASTG - modern ; _37 wee “ping 4 ~~ T eg = 50: | an ps ely ~ . 9a eGo parlor fron nt r~i™ roon - . baths. = “room. I a 746—L velvy 5 roon il, 5040—Sieenine rom eet st yis PORESRRS LC Uv steers +>, 2 eam WHIT’ \rIER 44° ete high clase. (o2 ; WALTER JONES will dec ‘me and “ me | __ GRACE | R -EAL ‘TY | CO n0 °4$423 le aise o_ Single r rem, ; MINSTER PT. reity car. | hea: hot ater ana light modern rf n r 5549 Wel le. E. CO., 318 Chonan N , ee ._.(c8) 23—-Clear ~— , t - | heat hot water and janitor service. (cb3x) ENRIG ——— Asetnut : th — = core room, furnished or Be 15—Two roome 6299 C ATES (cO3x) TGR . : “ae 1A—-Six rooms: $41 7 _(c4) North Sethi ———— ne | MODERN St now ; hot-water hea: 4 nice * apace 28 Title Gus bs open; | = oO area wood | EASY TERM GALOW—$7500. : - = 2 i ig p . re rant > > ; —— “ - =a . - Ma te BUILD! NG—® mare teal eo - ee Ts _, WHILE THE MANC i G819 Melrose 1 live > 6 AL s| y )., ; 12 ‘ “heat - nveniences ; ~ tchen privileges.’ continuous, = MARTEN @ PAXGI m heat, with | soter ro Grand. Bets. MOO Seaitor | “ame.| 4187 MN. Brateay, ga- 5 iene a road to Na Maplewood, drive ott | brick garni beth. hardw brick bungrow 4 FLAT—4 and aan o53x) | DORRING & KisTINGER. : Lae ot PY - aie Ad a) « P re ‘ ay . . = out n : ‘ yr? 1 an - > rick ~~ . a. i ‘ re aie. fle - > i? ‘ : , _ mr - “? —er-wer ~~ ——ae aa ocer = --- twin beda. excellent’ mam —— ry. range, hot and cold “Housekeeping ing aU 4| | Apt’s we = Daeaet a 5 roome, furnace. o? bi gg l tae “tHostheaat cates TE Te ite CNS ey ey 5310 Quincy: new’ REASOR” wacant: ang 5 rooms: SOxx west. | ir AL ESTATE—FOR COLORED e; private. eals; hom , 75 Post- tc. Adul ce. hot | : ght corner stor : D; are: ; , ~ efficiency: Murp 16F. 4 room REAL” ry co haw a\ saeregennEpenat Bt. i ‘11: 4 oe oe BL. 381 8—Housek gay ve eee iW S - ae a t- Dispatch. ults. Box E- moa line ; suitable } mag aa double street -__ Clayton aes rit grTrage., bed: “4 Fi.a’ BY T—492 - . = anvany AS! ee sa) $300 —— s bath (colored chen priv i A—Front bedroom ; heat, a me. kite henette; two | EX T PIN E BL AT a = 7 KENSINGTON 22K HOUECHT pesacmalie rent ost any retail B RESIDENCH b 7733 é; Bones pOsfeasion price $8800: im. $12,500 5 Pai ‘k view pk . §-6 foemne: fol KE 7) 0 mont 13 __ Olive ii * or kitchemet . = : er: range : “tearm 4. C I Bieeping pth ~a5—7 resmea. ; TLTE R. E “ «68 ubstent see Fc IRSY LNGA LOW—1 ——_—_—__ (cB?) H W HE Jwner first fioor | r ge x. ¢ har te; eS adults Suites r D con porches, hard tile bath. way . CO., 2407 N. Broad frame: h ai, Well-bui THE. brick: 1045 Forest av.: hew mm = ERWECK. 209 Title G electric: $500 ain 110 rooms, ss FFs RE . ; : — (4) anging from 9 veniences. wood fon ali’ pe - ola b lardwood f] on" a dern, -room fileo: reoms, large v., new matt itie Guaranty Bldg. KOTSREAN * aah an ‘eas ee ng room. “ —Nice. lar rgee ‘ , ROOMS iN bins efficiency, to 5 room KENSING TC a Boa 1] } ee (c4) 860x212. 7. garage: n rrooage | attic, granit- tile. a ’ a bath. hot water, ) + hardwood JULI LI i: 561° we = ——— -— (c4) 301 ‘22C beotnat. ce: ad dth kitchenet Cont sueURe Ww ith tile h; furnace 6A. —Six fo sar nas 2 blocks ¢ shade trees; jot _lot 3¢ copper gutters; rick porch, heat and ' arge rooms, first f! , Hor , Le ie. etary 9 SEWFORT. 035 (Webster c S ‘shower. Free tel ath and niirnace, sleciric! no objection te childeer: | t,t Bh een school and churches; ‘price $10,000; tovane , ] eA mmm ienitor service furnished: open; | TRE S018 Lawton, 10 rooma. phe. rp > ’ rG eo a c ATIS. ~~ eee -Puremwngey : r_inspection Tice 3iU,000: vacant ones N . = & ‘ Li verfect of —Desirah rooms. roves)——93 he. h ‘ ele ho ANDER ren IS. 48031—Stor Pe ; Vacan 2) N. Broadwa 5 co... 2407 | KOTSs J nition ; or light ho rable fu a furnished or ouse- fiv pnone up to NDERSON-STOCK ‘ Be a gn ge tee —-. - . venom As ream ¥ = y. . REAN. 301 722 ea ying rooms usekeeping: alse ; wag unfurn! shed e cal Is per d a eat E- BI ERMANN, ! Boe repairer also : ar =m, 8 L A ee AE , ou r Dr Ww E HAN Lu w 6-fa ~—— apuitthiaiinialle o4) ee (oak “hestnut. Main . under dou- © —— (cd) ay, heat. lig LINDFiD. ROR THEK LA. 5200—c mei. Mi... AE AS) Ea . Let you eams ) Pe hin . 4. mily apartment. 61 RESIDENCE 504° seid, SUBU eee or serv fee and —_ HF rARISH ——i; rooms, 24 floor. butcher « vacant: good ‘locat! ulld- STORE—V\ ch ¢ oeauty run wild, the ideal bungalow : ._ front. See H +O FeCms; |: room reside rnard st. a = * i & CO floor, $70. | ——— shop. location for Yith 3 1 — ane moder 5-roo Nn £o see thi TE 3 . arry Bish: p at nee, ” Gana t w ww = urninhed. housekeeping hoom—2 — —— BOARD matic refr) veration for au he: 11ND! cL 4 BI, - a C0 AE Chae 370. | ws a) 1 ev en ings s OU __ Mi ssouri av.. East ne rooms: . 4 ew. “9405 + > ne 2132 MeCenute — of she _ S82I2KA EF on =, & V A TTE Ri iT “a eee loos mn Ne 7) HI’ GH *.° ro, fara 4 z. Lor oar — A flo ront a —7 i — — St.. Louis, Ill ; Patty > ani _— a Cal m1 TES ertnut , , a. - i Nicely furnished peom furnished "pases = in suburban, sore beautiful a your own ice making , lences front and rear por: ine ail ae ond South’ My 2. a Nehtfully Prue fancies WM, #5 ~ Ren oe BL, cometh SINGLE LAE. _ Re 4212- 16W 6 TREE AY ic -- ed Apartment; gentle aad . ay, 7321 | : I. FARISH , @1 conven-| BROADWAY, 2t aple end " Game aa ,iUs clas . ee 2040; all moe : autit “ey io » ¢0 — ~ Cig 4 = — it ne . pe y s ! Rt = 796 nodern ; 500 : ul doub! . > bax leceane 3 — 03) | Ree 2 NEWs1 CO. 718 Chee ns) On PAY. 2 2635 S—Cholee c . | BUNGALOW—7 wood % BAT perpen today n capital ‘LL ‘SMrrH. 22 Chestnut. O 100 cash. roomte, bat a ateoee fiat; finest condition; @ fon : "yt - 4\ian , . EAD nut. (e358) good retail! orner wt - 73 I N OF 6-) ive a08% ¢ ; rth $17,000: uly; $27 month. ~story SUBURB ——— | on ager on prem > ‘eemieen | 344 N.—Corme 55) BROOKS. 1f tall location; good ner 8 ore. low: just hee zx Lindover, toi 1... Cabany 9144 t. “CO. 5872 Delm FAMILY APARTMENT, c6) onag, te - gell $9500; —s Cabaay Way i ik AN BOARD WANTED. oo SES. (c6] ) open: SAO —. modern : a an Pherson ; | GRAYD MES eee 7th. Olive 547 mero _7160 Manct so ll é ompleted; gs ew al —_—— ane 2) mS, Leland, all leased: + CAR GARAGE | RANK ‘L. DITTMEIER R: fcr 1 Bicailentie tenn ~4{ Wid —B ee | A- A. 8TEINLAGE ervice: | gas 7—Store and 2 livine —a ta —— __ Benton 306 ) BU LL-S! tTH, Fo? Ch (500 cash 624 ¢ , d ae = > ERT | ._o-s, © ectri: ry as ~ iivVing ré@b: — iit * estnut. Olive R63. Ori oa heetn ut est. rn 181 —Neaiiy cm m4 for Oar ing home ‘ APARTMENT Room 3] -" . ». CO... Fee m. bet: : $2 -) ms W t 13 . (c6) ginial Qui » Ss: ~-year-old . in Man)le- - 14 ( ve . tee Chest ‘+ GRAVOIS es xx rs t, ARA Ate aan ck Sale W 7) es peobie employed, | ME 287 Municipal Courte 1 ‘ing’ Apply aple- | es ruamenne RENT OAK COURT 1°a0 8744 ad eagomey | r4 Cain Pa ,5800—Two | ama SS Ee SUNG Bichmond Heights BUNGAI DW—6257 Clayton te RR 6 tan bite = ee pe ' anted Agen F heady N i or >” couple — Seances —— AFARTMENT. D pent Cabany 5047 ‘M. \dern 5- -room f) o AL PERT K ahaa: 541 8 fsravo! oe Sth. n a a Nae ‘ o4) _— i for this one "' gt hor ae ons has ~~ FLATS, AP iE So. o:s gone | e for ladies o . with sl.E, 4442 (*) = me a $12. 4 _ $i + w tn three per fiat; a arnac rooms and be uth: > oan, - a 4 rFROVE ANTD BY! — - goriable terme. R ; bargain r ARTM’TS, North A ye housekeeping: Pn yy ar- ost 4301. settled Pn - men Urnished ; reek : 2 rooms; adulte st RURR AN aa — heat Cabany 1400M - PP nad . h —Modern store a (Northeaer &YV 5R79 Delmar A. TH oMP Si NS FR FOr m SALE RESID CE & week, pe an or lady. Fo 3 —- JS re ; | Or ——- ‘Ce! m eat, ' . new! . ic ve-room ff); . an auT ae ‘aba nv 9144. 2 paces EN — New. st i } — r- vi __reasona bie rooms, gas, ¢ $ Reyaamarmae ly decorated. aunt ‘ le rooms and r rictly modern six | - - LIT t—Papsiahes room: ew Se seek APART. M _- —— v ER? N¢ IN, 5055—Fiv ET ope (3) : sear of Weoste G FLA ne — $512 o NW OD ] North - eu! it; rea sonable. a brick : wil nates moo 7 ROOMMATES WANTE ARTMENT-—For rent. completely fu Watran a Southwest BUNGALOW 735 Gevely— tee electric. V oer shee $ rooms, path, ee ifax 16567, | 168) | "i. nerth, fro — D | Jar ly decorat a : . iT- TON . aN uites only; $55. INNESOT Mt , . . mt Oe Greely, bea if a Oe. _ = ( MAGAZINE — om: $6 il conv nt steam. wt by A or Ke roome ec throughout: 8 3017—B} os A. 3135—Sr soGern brick, h autiful 6-room l9xx N. S: —" aii 7) 7 —LOT 500x165. olia 36; all nveniences. q td.- —Youn a bed apd gun roon i. " 6 sail rooms. _ toll ock east of E 8 uitabl, on » fo ore a ‘th k “Nene Int ardw ood floors. 3 roor apy arah: 6-f ami! eos rooms, on eas ter i ao Cc line ‘ TER, 5947 SS ay 7 gné one of — indy to ghar ay every modern labor with In-a-der WASHIN et gas. electric Suciia; | ——— r_any business or rest itchen irge iot. price $8900. tile bath, ENDLEF - each: large yard: ‘$5 y: $7250, BU BULL-SMITH. 790 bn ms; make offer. ieplay. 7. } or - Hemen: . priv 7—Laree i - Sy Po t-Dis amily: South 8 _ aiso radio, piano. V'! -eaving equipment ~- HINGTON RY eg & _ ss - ‘2 Ri lige. now vacan : oi. R. CO.. Bank Comm 100 ‘cash «« (nestrut live 89633. (c6) (ON. ae 46 rat 3 =r lines.’ bey con~- perc’. ice ) ~ Aes. available Nov: 1 ai garage, if de- ardwood f] oors “tant a on 6 rooms. | ee Wes yo ag nei ck, in first- eae ae 5-Poom FLAT—403 umerge Bidg. . Display. io + sade Séc Sun, at & ON, 5101—Fro ny 2471M. (ec) : Rooms AND Oo) - —— ence required | -a ban are 1; best Ww IND si R PL. 3665A—" Three —— Cooupant. | ACADEMY t CK ENS: terms to suit — VT make sn -4033- 35 Lucky; f fou r. famil (G2) North west | oc. ene: Agaie—~$ times vater; business ag only” Forest OOM A ND nw ll BOARD WANTED c — ENS, 86 ee ~~ 3TWw. OFS Pe om ric, screens. shades ret ~—— bath. | gsrnbliet ' Sie 1358 Garage og emerge 7 SENS, 612 Chestnut. Olire ty = $5400. — modern; rent A _ three RESIDENCE—6501 Corbett ae ; times, imea, da iy 2 “ab busine BOARD “w Yop Ca a Ty 6eR4W urn ished | apart- — ——_—___. Ite; refer- | ==” isiness: fally eq acne 5 7 NE \ (c65) 1019 Chestnut “ag MC. KER ON _throu . ouse, modern ; hardwood s, oi 0 times. daily v DN PL es Ynan: auiet | —-Mi ddle-ag. a KINGSBI R - a ’ — (c3) | CHOT _ varegaesitinaiii) R LOT—5x12 nut st. Olive 3458 BIEN hroughout. Cabany S58J. floors 3, at, twin +oei— te. _ Box E- g06* he home! ike place; aged i furnished BL. 6018- 2-room apartr 2 — er, TE At 4: 575—Office ©: suitable 62 . ileal location: Big 2. in Webster Groves: FLATS—2, double: ver oe Sottovnihetisienieatiansel RESIDENC E—47°9 Aah ‘ (C62) | _ LOANS AL twin, beds; 84 for ae z —Be 6-800! Post-Dispatch. "*'* | $50. TP MSM om apartment, FLATS FOR RENT—F tor. lawyer. contracts ete ee, doe" borhood?” Bai Big ena “reed asd Sor: | rooms, bathe, lectric. sereena: targe 88 NCET A720 Ashland: § roma, mod- | LOANS ON REAL Estate | Mothe ij ae A. =~ . , Cc, heat; PicRN ae —F urn! h nish erythins “nizhed ‘ new bulid- OOTnood ; minutes’ Ne tractive neigh- porches, elegan: ric. screens lar 500 tern ea iardwoed floc "| LOANS on s IN. | Te N ; er employed: or girl. 6. a 4 | ‘Ki NOSBUR} =a (c4) URNI SHE Ez zp FL AS aa Ss 6d lished reception room: - imeiud'ae fur station Ph : walk South Web rent $2? nt condition: bi on neo 1s rs. LOCK deeds: auick —Nice, ia Tous, reasonab! — > oP Y. 6024—F,r ——-/_ em AT—Share f1 ane “| cation e! vi room: noth!r sur one Webster 80, enster 10 per ye - ‘= corner jot (e832) | = 712 ainw repiy. prmall famitiy; rge front h Bearers ‘6. 25124 | erything furn ~ ont apartment oyed preferred e flat with Ly or : efant; investig ng f ner; lo- J. D. Gibson. Northeast co ar: only $23,000. terre. | ECKERT b ainwright _Bidg. a ‘Forest 206 2067R._{ — Ctpe ee Wtd.—In or tear t -| APL k: no children. ©) SPY after 6 8878M | oe, | eeneel | 202 Chouteau Tru pores HOEFER, " AOME—W onderful; al) imy (65) | O- St. BROOKS REALTY and : odie South pe Centurs baum deeds of trust. . PL. S787—F . + Single man, Bo _ Uni =. S876.-Tam tacen vies oc DELMA ee LOR: r *e 50; 3. rooms 4 } roved; lot i0u 07 N. 7th, HOUSE—SI nr ee ‘MO . a + ee, } p io | } IS EI as R RI. SA... “7” 1 ROO fe 8) do own 4 room 4 x — wae ; “ Six-room brick NEY TO 1 LOAN Wenlences: ront room, apart- — Ty @rex x M-2 -D. gle or en suit Oo iargwe. light room Zs i tie n 6704A—O Pegs . x uble garage : e up ire rented, HOUSE—aAt eit (c2 ilies: 2-c ; arranged tw r 8 100, Onhany 6630 ee no. other Raved’ ec BOARD Wid —ny as PERSHING. 5630 steam heat. | e wit - Central stitch = Louts: doctor Offic “3 finest loca- ee “44 30 Sn x... . t trees, rooms od bem: 1713 N 13th 2 Pennsylvar ~ 34500 v)-foot front: 3200 gitingeen del tele estate. at lower GHWAY, 815 N.—WNieely tur | private daontly Side, near Mc Kinley Bri met att a of ne wiy farmished acti t 109: con- oF ray - nl rooms, ‘electri EASTON, 4501—Finel eI neta) HOT -~ — 5814. Meta kN. etric; 2-story brick; —SECRIS. O00. Se Deine. Be JOHN 8. BLAK it. spesed “is of trust. oo 7 aoe -Dinpetch. | state terms. Box E. SS | v7 =e er 6. ed efficiency, cheap: GLICK REAL ERT As ©. newly dec: | 0" busy tran — inely ‘furnish ed basement $a spertly comp! eted house on lar = FLAT ae ea 1140 Chestnut st. syten BLAINF—PRIC ED RIGHT. , * Chestut: & A ( ae ’ a ae a 2 ee, a ATE co... ; Sonawvie steam hes or Si A cas Pr , 1AIN —_ n roo , roe Nn: ‘nen i LA , ~~ Ne — i. 2 sh are wi 06 — Beautiful. new: will rent FLAT = ro oms. em = ~ ha . 824 Chestnut | FLOOR SPACE_ARLaE heat; rea- = cal 31 N. Gore av ione Webster ‘s) 5 ag ~eel, 3-3. 6, EASY TERMS Bt "LL $M) ITH. 7 pot: peered heat; Do Y ee oe : , fiz __ ROOMS 8 WANTED ) a =i : rom _Fringipie Col businege women fon 47 ow. heat; central "west a aa. N purposes. Apply est 3% et 4 ight mfr. terme. Page Wels stucco house; easy 8110 North Mark De yy ; $375 “ty rie 3 341 HAL, ‘nut Oilye. O83, | ut Need ! 1 Mone: ? ni —Purninned 7 BERT, 8603— | 7 BL., 5893-——Completely fur ee Sol- | NEWSTEAD, 122 EE (eb3x) Gore _ev.. Webst ebster 40 or call 31 N. | BELLIS. R et; 3-3, ‘electric: $4250. HOUSE READY y amily: conve hall , to rent —ZJight ho ——E———— room apar* mpletely furnished (c) Pae 605 24 N.—Sma _ ‘ ebster Groves wo B Real tors, Arcade B! . 5é 9 rooms. TQ MOVE IN. SE , * ; nienoes. | kocu — , clean; no usgieeping ~ . partment, sun porch: ned ¢- ot age, . nall store, nea HOUSE—28 E! a —— dg. Olive 378. east of G modern: 33 feet of C OND AND. OOM Wie. ae. OL OV ver $40 10. | ss ssession pore immediate Nort | JOST- MILI L, E a R. r tiv re —~ m pi., he st location Ss deat $7 500—Ei ] ht F a ter of Grand: good condit 0! ground: tust THIRD ‘DEEDS ; {55 R—Stea Tent, —Light house WASHINGT (e4) | DEXT nwest Ww E. CO., 105 N. 9 se: Bristol School district, ttrac- alg amilies—$¢7 EO) | DICKMANN bh whe ‘tion: will arranges ‘or auick service m-heated Clean 10t keep 71 “ON EBL . } EXING STON. 3 =——- ,™ AN T the riet a ov. h et (od) PE lot 60x12 stric rma. Good conditi ‘ _DIC KMA NN vs at office. JO a. a _ Rankiog Interest. ; ved: $4 week : a bh ee VOr $40 if. *? Bx i S- room 461 fP—- Nice f 3047 —4 Sa eee c} rignut pa rty to . —_——_—-— REMRI E price only $7 or * come; ] on: ae cucatl R oe Co) S$. F. OvUIs 5 PINANCTA : private. OOMS Wid—tTweo 36 3 Heb ieetters oe: heat. py furn sh sy new iy _ decorated rooms, bath. «ar : restaurant in the buay fe first ZEY-WIL 8 iN. Webst ‘500. 942-44 Wa on; good in- 3205 PES 623 Chestnut. _ 7 th , I, CO. 300 keeping: res won @ furnished. lat ber oo tor; reasonable Kas. electri ity ._ painted ; referencs So Weilstor See N Pell ~—d busv c« istrict RESIDENCE —410 East Bi eter Groves. _ QO. H. Brooke REAT. TY co. ‘sen Owner ae TALE ZL 1 AT A SACRIFICE. | Olive 2121 end Chien R104 th } Close. = a ——~1 large furnished old gti: $8 week re couple | wth pours. EST PINE BL., 3811 1c59} | och see the jocation ligreen, $16 Pine st. room frame; 300 feet fror Bend road; 9- 72 30. Gem. | oceet © teeme deebeee ee ee = ee = (cles id kitchenette, , com w dndell_ 4327 — nished 3-roo —Besutifully fur- Sout (eg; dena subdivisi rom road in Pasa- , (e2) house and fet imnace heat; Jook at th Sa . 2d floor td.—W in m™m apart Se ut h i cu) sion; $7500. a EN ’ - ——~~ t us hear at this | > pre 133% 2 Finis; privat kitchen privileges. “tor erg - hot water er wears oe NEWSTEAD, 1811 : Ww est End R : a oe North ~ sATS, $12,500 | Jos. F DICKM ANN’ n | MONEV | WANTED — 4 SP. entails as. v :or as 5 . a , , ne, ‘ »oTr o——¢ ct w ; oe ep er ella : > 7 4 , man wanting good \ - —~— rh ena iv a (c2) | eather elect nar (rear): large shop: heat; large corner tf - hot-water | joinin elect ctrl er and 10 Wat “es 60: fate ‘s oe 7 nti ——— ‘ around neighbo Ps ivate family. coup oh ment, 5544 P a at ctric: very good | shop: water, rhood: em all lot, im exciugive neigh- 140x8 ric; rent $161 per : "ad. TEN-R | be chestnut ; Ker, ' } > rhod ph ¥; couple Beaut!?: Ox ersinng W GRACE location: low ‘ l cash payment. F “ x8 000 cash, month: lot OOM HOUS FeNVt Fi, 9—Furnish staan Dispate? rand Pacif| Bos y cares st oS est = ——- "E R. CO. 100 N as, re, See or particu- $12.5 00. balance month bo You w a ed — ispatch le 30 4: ene @ eames ished and new! met, FUPNISHEN ici oan —— _#t. ©U.. 100 N. 8t o, te ly; price : ANT YOUR. nt Sieeping a roptibane kitch. ROOM Witd— mn ttn ine “ _ . x Poms iclency w ith ly de ated, RNISHED APARTMEN a =. — {ARTIN OF - ge REAL ry co ok he . IN y (od) beek tna FOR ROOMIVG HOUSE LARGE EB yg = ~ INEY * TO “BA ~ ; ateam heat Ue ferniehed rooms large or 2 small. un- | S!!ver ing 2 inca-dor beds, gas erento: newly decorated: a WANTED, BUSINESS PU a ee SE .. 712 Chest. INVESTMENT FLATS, CHEAP 000-'s Lafayette av.. 3-stor ybrick build- | PIN WING SO FAST THAT WE REQUIRES. = : tiderly lady. B | Christian fem “ a ey linens, garace !f desire. lectric, ice, ly de orated: 4 Netely furnished, | RP’SES RIT = for ‘MAD ¢ _ (cS53x) Nec 000: ooms each; modern; If aild- | ANCIAL ASSI18T . "E REQUIRI: Room w ox E-142 Ppp lily, by | @8erT_on premises a esired. See man- - Lindell 120W rooms: garage: ph ~ Gars MEM hen Sl let nd D of W ebeter | aah oan as ~~ . cor. of 15th and Warre $6500 wi; buy; small sted at $10.- | DEFINITE : ANCE. WE HAVE * td — Yor un (4) _Cabany 6800 aa I age for Fi f’ , ——- WEBS omes: price $15 r sale arren st.; two f mn ste. 1461- balance monthly. smal! cath payment,| WI TE PLAN WORKED Ot ~ ie K iwdy RENTS ~ mt (ce) ————-= (c4)| Near G lity Truck : TER GROVES TRU 0 to $45.000. one flat of 4 a1 © flats of 5 and 7 FRAN M at, | LL ENABLE BOT 7 OUT THAT yi ~ RED “iT $ ALTY co 024 Chestnut “st (e62) | TURNE NTHLY AN LI iomes, lots and loans. Gann Wren caries SS ee Wanted” Agen‘s | South | ae “poste ns. 40 MONTHS hor (c65) (e682) RESIDENCE — ee Bal 1 Oo . Ss rooms: good co sradiey: modern 6) AN ‘ -. $912—Sleeping rooms, for booo * private family employed wisnes | ly; weet, between DEL) ITE MONTE APARTMENTS | FLAT Wie— to rent. 3 or 4 7 7 rooms, bath, -Dis. — — _today. 7 Investm ro en | t Property, Cheap _ | cash down. balance $60 1 | yo Bay month: cee a ng 8 AUTOMOBILE LOANS 1B .. conveniences. ., BOOZ (apt. Fy 000 and bo : Nicei - ee ,_“ncesr 0; no oth im heat: private cio. tr. § § OOM T Widens: Box Polat Poet Siem) | (cG) em ght housek: — | 5630 DE ' electric I, . 3840—Connec 3 ; seenpores. care of bo exes ping . ae her ee ietely furniel: Te | Ei — i x T- 100. ool ning Water, enocttant. — after + near St. Rose a ~~ S120 per month. Rede apartments, $90 to FLAT Wta.— s ‘To _ ition : conveniences we ———-_P- m. . Cabany 700W. Wiene Ane - ci rated we (c6) 7” rew ard j _Bo E-3. .., bath: by couple pie: $5 R E y.¥ L E = T —_ Lo c m ¢ a aed F - _Post- Dispatch A T E 1547A-—Party to share fur See Beautifull, ‘ ent ais 5544 Pershing — _- , ao Wtd.—3 ron m*, bath. ——— | | | with mother and daughter . 4OTEI 3 oto a Ms ished newly decorated: i adults Box M-34 “Post Di anntah heat, 2 | BUNGALOW We Iston — 3508-38 20TH ST. '* * ENTON N OTE) ~ urp hy hed “ . 15 . ine Feun pa©r or t* LAT Wr, j * aie fi . ; z —Four rooms u etantia) bulldi ; oO. 7 Roo —_—-- OTEL. ; Fas. ele 115. includ ~ with Sou —3 rooms, toilet —— i el /¥ modern; ni and hath: stric:- &00d e ng flats; good co H. BROOK we be oon we ww Nig FS 21 * oe 3) a. mak | S20, Pine—Canter every- “- anarer Cabe ny — if desired. - ot FL a Side Call Sidney. 2382" electric, Dita it: ope, ‘ine datiy, or %un oe 6 For “auick poo Rageal vee one ieee small cash payment. _includes do mtg = i o Ras —_ ° 107 N. ave. 'To individ - - n ‘ in ay; large |» er rates, —=—== a. ~9 wa. —-: — | town. a vy. 45c Sun; : —— Dm ee oTW | to $12,600 alance mofth! 845 Met (e Viduals on 40060— : “ ae COE . bby. runni ne w 5 —— ——= (c2) we ‘ _¥ uple v i 3 ro ms, bat) h Sout diepia P —— , f0c aily. rf out-of. WweE HAY LR ep _—_——- ae ae i FRA N y; cut 7 roo eCAUSLAND—RBFAU TIFIt in Cary installme private care: you pay ae we ttna plesiy omer CCLONIAL HOTEL —axos 1068) FLATS cas FI ta. Boz E 202 yy hy Side hy ¢ daily, 50c Sum. , = —- that ar E several ¢ cottages and bungalows K LL. ose oe R. EF. co BU LL- L-SMITH. 7: tly modern; prac WOME. | | alao gar apy ry Pm ride. >h: 4250 after 6 e300, by Nov. 0 tsmes. daii ‘Vv Sun. be; —_v--"A Easton av. , (062) West 1g, 42238—Desirabi bathe eekiy rate; 1 quiet; $1 FLAT—F x T-327, Post-Dis, “LAT Wta.—3" ) dD. im aily $c, Sun. &¢ . N __._._Cabany 8376. ——Z 800 . fOANS Becured ea iit ie front ; ub and showe: As four rooms bat) ~~ = aoe, ep eg . EW BUNGALOWS - USE—1489 A _ Lind sred on. furniture; a z 7 2 ; ( ) DUEAL HoTeL—z 2800 7 — a 2 (cB) os “y ann 4 ea dame: h, _etec Fic. hot ee mor tee _ a coup e: ag cig Oe iF we REAL ESTATE CARDS tn ‘the — . rer?’ vou tu —_ Ss ome loc tis é —o xx G ry . eliaton 1’ age or sfo _ c —On ve" ° umnished u ower nnin 2 - South ide: phos or with- “tmes Call Caban: CALI Y CO = 8 RO he FF _ & VATTEROTT. Pv "1 Bish 9000. pn lamont: terms. Main @ modern 918 |. h and Pine. Main 407 ; clean; pena reaso?- oo stuutully —~ Bu Clid and M — “+ orn Ps ae. a“ mn es heat ¢ $4 FLAT a rr) Sidney 324 i ~~ Png wr — an 65 SW. a) Mt Pee rt anes 6228A Easton. BLL (EGETHOFF * VATTEROTT. RRS CO, 901 c *hestnut n 208 SCHANTZ MONEY 70) g y a — 4s @oubile : lished c 01 ine ~ P 3005 ckeon, 3 zane and } . urn os 2° 450 . . Wid—F ro mn — _~ oe ' a eR — “ 4 -— — ~ YT ay Cabany R376. -EENCE— Bh‘ on 3 ic 3) welry j i 4B G6—Frront er MELVILLE ——— a POaTd option el on D! ickao on. 3 ‘aed reat furn. 26 O00 ent referenc ms. bath. furnac — a SINCE | i8ss BU ote E BRILLIANT ———— rooms >> Enright; frame . clothing, tore ‘ room - = - (Cx) BE me and heat ” ° © t ' ace, #xC@i- t E.. . 57 749- eat Kas, hath, e c ys seven | Mmenuts, me; 2 gentlemen or ae ieee len; pete. 7 5338 bartmer; atone MER « BRO REALTY CO” Box 3-208. _Post- 2.5 de; by 2 ‘eiu:'s NGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLAT—5740 Cane Bon heats 5 rooms, nae aa a Menen F orest ‘balk. our a. AP yee ~$ — +76) tl alana / ° awn. pb! rda. | lr s: wee ¥ - Ov Wainwris 4 te , 4 ; 'B) i or al tile ba ‘th. ote ri liante: + and rn , NCE 4ixx ‘ - CAE: 2?) j MO ce oh ae ome re room, couple: TREMONT Hi HOTEL 3000 ue trees, | = ght bite. DWELLinGs FO = BUNGALOW: Seas a = a _RE RGEI D “8s. 6440 Raston sorme Weil: gino adjoining. $1000. os E i rooma, large | confidential tenn e: eany ue vay t Water, steam heat O _ oa ® in co 0 Morge - ~ Cent R RE you live in t ome, 0: would - orest 111. (ce) | n. Olive ilwa ¥ 1 : re! ‘lanes nhectlon, rates - . — With eee rat NT ' your wo rooms here and r ~ Buy Dire + SO wd RES! — a xch + m3. s €aso . FILA T— " * , ; Lad win ebede: S la a but woe Sra: not merely " ‘ATM EE oe a oa ic) ' See hi ‘ CO nse!l] oO - BU . h ae (c82 would lik ng district nearby A la urches Mound ity I er month. Oliv » Beh nln ye ee + cone em Roellent tab y Seog a ed of home _ SAR” 28938A—fi-_room flat: baih elec: FST Northwest | ares m today. 317 Ful flerton Bide see o Aes‘ LOW—5 rooms; strictly rot vs) OREON E. a tale * priced right. pice you Aan Ce.. 427 Victoria home. 3d floor , —£. shone Cahany 477 and - aT. eel ARISSANT, 6 on | CK results g. (cb) Ashland av. G. V. ROA So | SCOTT, 800 Chest: MONEY ' esst. T LIN D Pi —_— _-(e3) iI.ASGOW Py , ——— (i reo 11k WwW I —- ———_—_—_ bar: ‘ niches pr} Vandev Stinson, see N. uth rut. LOANED._§” + ates i Choe eek mig: all conveniences: r tungalow 2S Oni) Olive ces, comm eventer, suite ~ | & 3%” a2 to ro —Koom, suitable for Wrasons LPL AZA_ HOTEL | dectric’ batt gps SM gE, 8” Banter dew x: $57.0. Co: pay ATH 818 | Chestnut at CHAU Neer BL rere ete ner gn SE "comm “tangela one * modern, $1500 x DENCE—1437 Granville pi.; @ roo —4 BS ments charges yy td week! , ; . ‘ ) ET ROP Po ree bath and Te a4, room, Aas ———$—_ cash for fiat _ ES bath, toi! - reom bric : re 150. . roo 13: - trial Le = cent diec an roommate Fo ewiy furnished ROPEAN PLAN a S35 ail conveniences; 2d nisi oy : fiat, residenc ~ t ollet, furnace, electri rick, FLAT—4 — —— (4) me, ol] burner ; 36 Euclid. 9 | zoan Co., 714. 716 ount —Two ree ts Olive (Mary or teers food, moderat MULLANP o . poten WwW Olive 7 5s o if reason able ce or business BALDWIN 503 Madison “' ee porche 354 McRee, double 3, mo modern brick. 5631 Cote Brillian > furnace: want offer. | MONEY to loan « 4-738 hes put, Inished. = » ingeli } th! LL! aoa and Laciede “~ “4 re ANPHY °°12A—Desirabd! o , VAND ae est tive 7992 jrow! 525 mee answer. - IN R. E. CO., 789 hunedn st I Fiat ~_ es, $2500 cash. Olive R15 . rt nace: $5000 19°?" Sem wg —— fur- PA og bought, n op automobiles : nell 6810 er ns On 24 {ior i. ond 3 NDEVENTER | wibinaihdeliides = : pty nwright Bid _—— . . Ouis —Good 7 ee nS ver cates $5000. pie tur. | —2tve_ st. ulo Auction —Nicely furnished . AL. BA NX y He T * ———— 8) —— on auto { 4 >) | rooms. bath. electric . fi 3 . L story —Quic - easy terms. Oa x BEAUT , y ip certificat mobiles, . 1 ~Furnished ne e linde 1533R more fur Or residence: 6 4 story brick bungaio ale wanted. 1*- RPS. ll owner. Oltve 4 J FT L NEW e *#, We dot ) ; — 2 [ch tale i nace, as wed; rooms or [ W 4148W Le : low: owner fearing city: Fi ' +! o . HoU SE Ben) Brokerage Co a ate home; gentlemen ' preferred: reliab! gas. electric, northwest * Y lvir ©. lis biecks west of x city; LAT—632 (c4 7031 Ciayton. 7 ‘ | Bank Bldg : 1 3 2 Nortrew 6350 Ems able party. J} os YS z ing room, @ining roor of Fair av. batt Henry: 4-4 rooms. #! ets sun room large rooms, ample / men 4" Or est sot) mnie . Mauer, | Ie the a eng irst floor: ‘urna; m and kitchen | on —_— “furnace: pe. single fiat. eh m. hot-water t. vio cles. | MON T 3 sith Sa apty privatey Ot TT MONE BIBieeg reece hath —eccene | MOS dnt Sol fe the average time it has taken ue vo oni] (3 thie beter woes Se ET" gnome Tada: “Die Zerit! emia, fntoren, Brick re tiie bath net | gg tists tonne to farnitive . 1 or 2 gentiemen Forest Rr Central @8P45. Adults; open no chjldren. Call Bomont 2 peptalje possle: | Sen wnat, ® male thin 80. a: menthe “ts 6 — MUELLER ‘ of naminaicn | FI Aen Rigner 2020." "Ping, term on top of, eat? marage. copper ut: | Murt“AL ¢ loweet rates. Ph so Ghiva'l . . torene wun agate, “34%: Gute or Ben, I” ccartment-tlett Onn _ 1 SusuRBaN P Flats. A S08) KOTSREAN. 301, 722Cheetnet cottage; | buy Tower Grove ‘Helghte, Tipp’. “BEAUTIFUL HOME, 1} | Louie, “Apely 207 Chout beat formas n ere exposure; KNEES > A tle ed "Ete “Wen. with Mernhy oe et Ne llamas lB TTAGE "ROP. FOR RENT Fiat w partments Wanted OTTAGE—4437 i T22Cheetnut. Main 1195. EWERS, 3545 Wyoming. wv Slane LIPP 4632 Newberry te ‘ , Cc HEAP ) LOANS—-Ls — ———> — line @ily 80c Sue 4 : . a “pny DGG hard end an ur root I? iF—8§ ‘room oe to — To . 37 faff! tt: " ounaen ——— ES y “O20 wood f! _ rrace, > rex ' M ANS] Nicely | furnished » 4, mages, thes. hs ome. 1" - a B al Vvre } — i floors, fur fac - 7 outh Foren, 482 1 biock no rth eis. Oli To burs wil ipay good price price Ty ae, Forest. AA 3M roome, electric. | FLAT 8501 Aree & ahteeien « o4) ont condition rea) ba eae, wee is trent —7 easy pay Rene ny be yoo Sooner: : iployed, private ; ee. 10. Fay Sc. Sun. 8c Da Se ania a = CO. 618 C ot CSE—Kirkw — 3 | a 20 810 COTTAGE, t _ 5¢04M strict! nal. 5-6 room corner terms; also 4024 N reain: price $8600:/fuee poe ers’ rates, a ze _ s irmes dai: ee ten’ ag - . - oe Wells m1 - Cheat nr? run roorr ie ¥ roome " e@- ye RR a ~ Wwe FRAY a> eee ri ‘c8) ‘ ‘OTTAGE—Dand a. cere, ] t v modern ; quick sale rner fiat, ae us s New berry terr - Pidg r AMERICAN ‘ _ we 788 7a — ; mee, aaiil iy fc, Suan. be; IHEKI a ' 4 garage. furnis ping 90 oh, bi cash buyers f : coin ay room brick: S7xx eavi+~ city: price red wanted: owner at once ace. Terme | s5- ocS ntrance, 711 N ovely front room : ' uy sc. Sus bc > hone A. OO, 3 large ro -- ? mie Kirkwood 450 nished or unfurn- je flats of al! y tor single and dou- pe av.: bath. electric, hot xx Lin- Beasion: double vced: immediate 3 FRANK L. DITTM [If You mae . oth lemen r o ed / APARTMFA:. . . “ge bat! eas elec? — new COt- RESIDEN ; en list your pr —_— t pes, for guick res =ore, well built f' ne -water heat. _ ives. garase. Owner on pos- a° EIE R R. E Co | oS to 850 : 4 : P i hell eaenee idedtred: sant B45. aan, sreut CE—Modern. § roome, of commissi: perty, with us; r mite, | S5000; 9750 ena taiemed tatiana nae oo prem- Origt ogo 4, Chestnut et VO. | pertant you should ie ty te FFonmanr | Siren Su peas: Ot OS: ore es rama —eantifat | Snaommienion, Phone or, rite description | Aen ioe "PH gas | Pigt—Weiern 4 poomt” EN ge mane —— vat ee ee ge oe | Mite IE rue natin ae Theo aaa undry free; con ; North Si ) BAN == my. eh KEYST NE R E ay. r ve 5320. Ption _ ‘ ° Dis. for 2 machines. floors. tile a7 neste eo (62 | sourt Ria di most private te e , ay -PoR~ee, eh LID. ae sii en on UY45 — But oe ee — ‘ aT : — LOAN HO sk rooms ; 9 3 (c68) | 3221 chines —~ new: pri %) ga rare —2-—— =? I Fache Gard a (",, cate ee running watery , P SRY Ke . Pume firs AlsKINS 4553 a A CO — 27: houteau av. iv. (6) ; L156 8. J idennen éney Y. al- SA | aoe a : rs Feil New 5 mee — TY TTAGES ON ¥ ; FLATS— Hs 2430. (e7) OR SALE MONEY ( : —— furnished = NAC rl waeenne jaan oo bath. fur Siainnede Property—F Cl REAL ESTATE F e a Bremen; 5 and ear es _ ad | . is , seeps pearc 7 ere a TUES, inciosed SS : wy oe. ween Taf? - ; > *" : ner, 5 and hee th . am. | pot ; as ©. OOF. bd ON! iberty Cen } . Se = 24 4... FLAT—5700 wee: 8) eto. $55. _ hardwood floors, furnace GARAGES, STAB g%, “es and Beethoven; wit) 297°, Semple: 4 and ee, San one :2017-19 land. 2021-23 8 Mth aAIN containing stores a “ase. Story butldin pareniwer and -Ciive. pines Fraet ; Pr Vive team | west. GS rooms Tp +e LES FOR i [BERTZ BELLIS, Realt 1; $700 cash. 8.20 b about $8000 “l flats oa = oe OM Ag tile beth 1 : t water: ten‘tar SVERSON-STOCK F-RUERMAN? RENT Sidney 1: 17 on he ‘TY AND INV. CO LS, Meaitors, Arcade Bidg. Olive 378 aS ciinen aoe of oan a. Avudie $42,000; cash price $56 000. oat dl rentals ~{ » . ‘ Ae : — ® nard wood ? a Sk Cheatntnt _— ‘ a =i1, 1704 Russe) ie e ” figs > mthegeuneme a ‘Ss. RTZ . neon eee aes nee led. m ane ; ‘-. 1s furnished fo share e >) --- - Bl NGALOW—Ne a ee saat a L576 cent yoar:y oF bett a will net ny te . —~- ~ ye Miata 325 | in act er, adults. Box K-6. Poet-Di ith HERBERT, 3738—G, ; iiiictig room New, wel buflt. up-to-@ % . at om $14,000 Inve er than 40 t one steadily employ ond ‘oor Tron - Dea... wW : , [vis & — frame: t! e b ‘ . ate +. 7 P . riment per . 7! & ed ea aa tw f ‘ t with ‘Ole we 4 Ny Silas ie ee ' ae oe 6 rooms, * bedroom A eS ET Seems light and water. LO N. @ cor Bux mantel! furnace. vate." h. aro hea chute, brick FLAT | IN \ ESTME Tr Ce RANK L. DITTMEIFE menta. _ lowom rates end * Bw ; n bed«. ‘ heady ai : — .s he : ‘ Poanete bd Awvpi' Aoece — 10 price iid and Weet Pine: N Eucli brice $53: 50 5°17 a0 s . q° "4 c R K. E. Cc Oo. . x . al f Ser decupace ine: hewly decorate -° Gravois 117 ‘od ae (3) | MARTIN Olle amt; go0d term OG = eRe 5S an 34, Rankin: €-femi! Originial “Qu hestnut st a a race Hail. ie: e eS mente ant Of [7—F nice living ro = ooo gh gly AN WEALT ot CO re Bee COTTAGE—5856 Theodore: 3- (62) ; “7-73 lactede. 8-1 4 3-roem flat. ick Bale Wanted’ A Sine at _i¥_decoret: PR uy a ns: new vt South Out st. _ Olive 6177 » 412 Chest bargain Benton 306 room ~ briek 2F- 108 Louieville ay <. ond 3- fe flat ecnt. om HUMPHREY, 3416 pet. <8 : AGE SPAC E—A = tae eee ree§x) COTTAGE—R , Slelency; modern ' nily. S-room ef. (eg?) 4 rooms, tlie bath, fu: —— PP _2828 ¢ Gravois. fet) FA en ter, ay garage, hot wa- steam North M Market st.; 4. North {et SSS | se RENT SOL AGED ALOE Te nadie 3 teen eee ie Py pr Jee ; | FARMER—Practical. can share basla or» for aulck sale: ¢ abadie: 5 rooms, recep- HANNAUER R.Br” Er gros nea ATH STREET WHITE Way. ~ By or quick sale: can make ato rr. < LS meeeteur @ — pay 20 per aed t ae in Nort’ &. Lowle: DANDY FRAT use Mein ait teria corner at Fath 4 A T ry aoe sts oe of 14th | . BCHERTZ, Regier, ome and bat to ) J nunt leaw own | - 205 Post - aK. ton r, . onrrs NA ¢ O01 north Cads« bilde rr G —— PART OF BU 24 NG—With office. 409 f ox eB ° erred R . man with f - - Ox 96. Post - Dispatch.” Ped) a : ungaiow; 4 rooms, b : ath, gas, electric: . Well-built sing! se fiat of f! Pariment ; 600 oa Gevoraced ; Ham: | Nroughout: nace '. . ’, il mrdwoed floors; $50. 1096 = 96 Ar- To LET—susiness PURPOSE =. i: | Bout et acres on M & O : Raliroad. HALL REAL TY CO.. Beston and Cora. 8903 FLORISSANT. ; 3874 UT J AH PLA 410 Chestn CE ut st. Room Cave 208 ‘ + Se) | ‘ate family has er -er gou! for one gentieman: rs men: © rooms 80 BHO Wee) ine" onc 6 eun parlor LAFAYETTE, S612 ‘Near « rnished, ont ot TORTS -¢; ; ex*ra fine & roome a: € AFAY) a ae. ae ee | ences: ly és dias . "@s i wer est a3 atic PITE an)s ~ m.. Pe ‘ . CO. 4016 ag b M12a—K roome. evn park <TORE rARM a" Meimar, (0) on ith; steam beat, furnace; ) Parlier ANS RES FOR RENT. FARM—417 «a adults only ae 6. 7h nea acres: two net —e i080 tabies «°° CR Te Rese bl r Nash sets improvements. ft | a é iae 2 | Ret eRe ee ae 200! trad ilie, Il; r at re basement ic’ : ' ® for city o reasona lh) ; new doubi , ) KOTSREAN kt. OO. 929 Ghee nt 80 00 MARTIN | rity property e terms, or 149. about 200 feet —~ ne: lot 50x bath Chestaut. (cl) put et AAN . REALTY ¢ — can be improved for on b nings rd.: om each floer. a! ve roome and st. VUllve 6177. 12 Chest- see R. BALAUF, a usiness. For price om floor; furnace Rent: san parlor og . \obdz) 6sT1LW. Labadie } orest pe nS ie pasce 1% sn frame garage. "aos (cd) ELMANN-SPACKLEI BUTI At a es of LDING dies 2207 ‘2 224 Cheetau imag front 7 7th ww. 3-story “ut eu i onthily, ul. cottaze rear, §7 he Olive 8150.

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VW bite sab heron ; ‘ ; ry ¢ fell angles D atl } that iater Flesh-Rachel. i _ fine of + a : ov) pst CTR »* ta ial oes | : Aienenaar’ an! | Send I Ge for Teal Size Sriving an automobile while intoxd | vs ner appeared to"have been drink- P. T. HOPKINS ¢ SON. cated was assesecd against bhdward ing New York = Hanter, 34 years old, of 2910 Miltor HMunter testified he did not recall while in custody Just ask for— HOSPIT AL TISSUE for the bathroom. Everything the mame implies. Made of hygieni- cally pure products under sanitary conditions. n tne serce having failen asleep : avenue, a grain dealer ie he I _|™ se Rreacmvapiantyayent Pf ince st pgp Roe Goi NaS Ry. Your Neighborhood Dealer Dullding, by a jury in Circuit Judge || oe » @ thine had occurred. Dr Can Supply You Falkenhainer’s court today Bricht testified his eutomedile iwas Oriental Cres CUPPLES CO., Mfrs., ST. LOUIS On April 6, Hunter @rove his auto- damaged about $15 SS eT TD Bond’ , Bond's are able to “better” —a muffler made right in vour Overcoat— : notice, vet folded back out of sight when not in use. of the best for the least at all times. Rich Plaid-Bac All- Wool Overcoa Sik Lined Full Dress Tuxedos $27.50 sade. ciee gsr Bond’s to You—From Bond’s Own Tailor Plant Please keep in mind the anufac- turers—who sell direct. Here vou are not expected to pay enough to mak: sions, retailers’ profit and bad accounts That's why we believe vou save fron you buy at Bond's. “ ee ee) ee ae we are m a ee - * i up road saiesmen s commis- expenses and tosses [rom ’ . . " . , : all vou pav for at Bond's is clothes + S10 to S20 when Bond’s Two-Pants Suits ” hen wi _ T we : >. he 5S dD ann } 4 . » 4 s 4 Pad ~ : Pants-« wa The rT ? u wear Style Arcade ARCADE BUILDING § OLIVE AT EIGHTH ST. 5 |Clothes “Better” the Best and now we Overcoats are known everywhere as the bes? at their pric the best bv adding the most novel and practical scene to our Overcoats garment, readv ata moment's xtra convenience —a regular part of the Please remember this e does not cost you one cent—it’s just part of Bond's regular service to give our patrons the most Bond’s Boys’ Shop ps | ; 7? eo -* es) tA 4 ‘ / c* i . : 7 " . - ; v i JW , 7 / Ay, N VV f {> 7 A, 7. IM VV VN VV VV JAY : Para by .* £ IMUM Bond Junior Overcoats ] iooxing all-woo!l ~ 4 = — piaid ack or roc red mwhen es s “an nite pi; Price eacn 7S DUSTLESS OTL ‘MOPS Ma - = = | .—- al * Na ndies er Dick and alin tae cue as >oliah the 4 P: aa ts alan , $1.00 sad od “"EAREVER” F oot (5 nders. tapacity = he + Soca ay for $1.00 RAPID SHINE FI RNITURE POLISH: l-quart size. for $1.00 nen AND c AKE DISH; $i .00 EXPANDED METAL BASKETS wz 33 . mm green innietels gany ~~ $1. 00 ___ BERRYSPAR VARNISH i Size. = AMEL v ARNISH ST “$1 For iors to selec from : pint size. for quand CEMENT: 1(}-pound. for “MURPHY _ ‘Toe AND SEAT "$1.00 r automobiles , pint. for .00 RRUSHES—SET IN RUSBEE a a aa 25.00 ane NEPAL $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 . a. ne For sharpening ¢ 4 xnives. size f stone, iss NM Special DTiCO . or ctweedee RADIO HAND ‘ pam eu % Wr AALBERS AG EGS AAPED © PG ~"“H yun oo TER'S A oe ? ; ee aings at 225 — NDY POOL =F "TS : = ee LA. ; . es ~: > ta f $1 .00 - a ; Ke oh * =e TLsow GOGGLES: prere membres a $1.00 PIPE-THREADING . aga ae And (Adjustable “terk im PRES OUTER: * $1.00; oe he ‘TER a > tis CARPENTER PENCE nr $1.00 7 om : mnncngesserm my on PLIERS: $1.00 RAYFLECTOR Sa ELECTRIC Fx TRI ti nenmde and one cake of $1.00 prpry wear —— = ewer = Deg Sear . ee ee f BPiecuite. fon - $1.00 SOC RT, “a 7S wrasTRIvVG TAPE: i) *=e “Te for Pray Tater PADI OER: 2-inehR. cast brome, hr a, SUR Sar... oa a $1.00 $1.00 aTTT RFR KNITS. with one Bread Katfe for —RAiPrrarirT etts tee Pertne Wo rie fan SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE CO- 810-1214 WA went ner height — ” chile Kk earned finielia. Ti ry. 7 ~ a . ba Weight WAGNER OR GE pcTcE ovES + os 6 oR. Throngs githered 1m front of the City Hall to pay their respects to the British war Premier on the oc- ca@sion of his recent vistt. —Pact™ & Atlantic Photograph. LLOYD GEORGE AS’ A GOLFER through. as is shown by this photograph made in Montreal a few days ago. —Tnternat era Photograph” A A THRILL FOR NEW YORK, BUT OLD STUFF FOR ST. LOUIS on his second attempt. the first having re- sulted in the smashing of the machine. ©: His feat resembles Sperry : on Lindell boulevard amd Kings highway during the Loui: Air Meet. — Paetfic 42 Atlantic Piet.gTa pr. - = ———e . J 7 — a > - an e “~ . ae... , > . “- & . we fy » Oe vr * Lge ry

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SS > & @ | TUPSDAY, = ey ccronek 1619, i | Fiction and | Popular Comics Women’s Features \ ¥ GQ : NS cw News Photographs ADJ STAR SS \ . & \\ NS BS WH YS Ws" S / WAKGE : ; D Ire WS ROLLER . & TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923. \N & WS SS Ww iS »s ~\ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923 ‘ . @ s S \N N NS NQNg \S WS SKATES - & WY . WY SS = MG SS : 1a —- ~- ING i Aggy PWN RS yyy me SS. N VL RQ s~ 8 SS Sa \ ; - -ELA 4 “ Ch hhbashbbhbbbbbdbthdbbdbbhdssbsbssdbssbbshbbsddbsbsbshsdsiinqgunununnnnnncc WD llddddddddddadddidddddddtlda. AU MALLILLLILLLLLLLI LL ALLL LLL COO kcc222z44.L1.422L2Q2L0Q2L.2.Q 0 HOW TORONTO TURNED OUT TO HEAR LLOYD GEORGE . te A POPULAR AUTHOR ON PLEASURE BENT : fe cones — — . 4 e Z s , ¥ A i a ~ " ” Pa o - “ « * . ‘ * c”~ « - a _ & — 4, ~ - " i ne J y p eee 7 Drawing of the type of pole and lantern to be in Stalled in the down- town district of the city-wide system of electric ‘street lights, provided un- der the $8,000,000 street lighting bond issue voted last February. The lan- tern will be equip- ped with an elec- tric lamp varying from r1ooo to 1500 candlepower. In the residence districts the same type of lantern will be used, mounted on orna- mental concrete standards of red granite color. The lantern was designed by Ralf Toensfeldt, electrical engineer in the De- _ partment of Public Utilities. buy low Ah hin th rsAssshiaes Aisi 2 2953 wma «. ' ee ~ 4 see . ‘ ‘ 5 4 « ¢\} 7 SAA AEA ES FSS FF LAA hhhbbddddbdbddbddstdddddddaiddddadlddddldddddbbdddddddddddddddddddde 4A FSS 7 Wi tlldadddilddidideh \ LLL a 2 a “ > DP. ns % o os - 2 Se OE eel ee ee r an if + ; *” A ie ee r> % ae e-4 5 i“ TIRE GPAY TURES $1.40 : . 82.49 de s).00 , Tre tires and tubes—prices in pro- 89 3.69 OR ” ~ (hhh dthdaitihilhdddddsh Cade NOMY PLUMBER irs stopped - up drains and willl dissolve stoppage thtubs water closeta and ks, will not affect gigas or up in J pound per can SSCS LIFTS SMES ET ETT -1 NEST OF SAWS Ss ¢ t comprises hack - saw inch, panel aa 1% - in., co m. pass BAW, 12-in Speciae” price, $1.58 Pa ree! lost weight, eee, = * Poune. TANGED CHISEL SETS h. Special price... PLLG “~) post weight. 2 peunds. IF YOU CAN WEAR IT, IT’S YOURS Wee Va ddddddddllldd Uddddliiliddddllhibhhhdblhbdbbke ARBORUNDUM tPENING STONES S O18 and 39c Throngs gathered in eat Zz ; front of the City Hall —s eee eee to pay their respects “inches 8 $1.29 . to the British war er, Special price .. . Premier on the oc- Wg Samm asi his r nt THE WIZARD ra casion of is rece ling carpenter rn ~ pping cloth, paper, etc. : y - ica - VVII SS SIESIL I STIS I SALAOAASSDLILLTAIAA DET IELLSIAD IM ALEISAL IL fiantic ; - «~ A Photograph = A SS Shee j Wallace Irwin at Virginia Hot Springs, with his wife, for the early fall social season. . —International Photegraph. THE WIZARD ar ames ' LLOYD or ecraping paint GEORGE AS Naway oi recor blades, make ft tm A GOLFER AWAY for ripping seame in cloth, re- it and rust. « —— | paper, etc., Has a real follow- mnished with guar mee ey _ Ve ecre ty ' each — 25c through, ds is show n : : photograph BILE HYDROMETER Montreal a SYRINGE raze battery often and keep m going dead. 239c post weight, 1 pound. AIL HAMMER a PII lllddisssdsisdididdsddddddddddddddddddidddidideitddddds ARO ; + 2%? &$ fF F SIUUMMMMMMTLITMLMLTT IDSA TALS SS SP 0A T/A iiishhshhhhshhishhhishishtthithttthihihd WOMAN HEADS BRITISH LABOR COUNCIL oe ort TORQ D ee SS tat en, i iLiditilitidtititdtdtdtdddbdtddddddddddde ; weiu ht 39c Se post weigh, 2 pounds. EDGE SHARPENER STUFF FOR ST. LOUIS Two Lieut. Johnson. of fn conunoun NN the Army lands in - NG GRINDING om Riverside Drive in post weight,.2 pounds, front of Grant’s Tomb VIL GLASS CUTTERS on his second attempt, : abhen 15c 4: the first having re- a . sulted in the smashing 2. ‘of the machine. His 1 HAND DRILL feat resembles Sperry’s tacity © te 5 ee ene on Lindell boulevard » inches long. Parcel post and King’s highway ij 2 pounde. $1.89 during the St. Louis WO u10ntununnrnn2222£2£.£x.2.2..22..... ddddddiddddddddildlididildidddilididllsiiiididddddddlsdddidlddddtsiddddbbdddstbhdkdhe Its maker, Mike Loofolsky, says it is the largest shoe in the world. It is size No. 106, according to regular scale, being 39 inches long, 17 inches high and 11 inches wide. Loofolsky, who is visiting his parents at 1311 Leffingwell avenue, made the shoe during idle time while in business recently in Tennessee. He says he hopes to make its mate some day. - 6 (hhh tC TOO albdsdddshladdtidddddddsssdddhdddddtdtde rae * * MAA Add hdbdddda WO llddddddtddddddddddddda Ahh hdd ddd dd dddddedaded WEALTHY NEW YORK GIRL AUTOMOBILIST ACCUSED OF MIXED SCREW> MANSLAUGHTER ; . iy IO Bes gars, PRO SY ane SS be : ————————— —— 9°" Screws, all good sizes. ss val pCO tae a ae Lis > : . . : . , . eas . , , ; : 24 5 ‘ . Lhhhdhdihisbisdhlde “MORSL” — (Ghhidbddhhddidetdded hide Ls na 19¢ “t Ww ele? : 4 pounds 4, Lies from Me to 1 in. $6.62 VUITTTTT this SA) ¢,- LCTOR TION OTL HEATER et Height over all, = finish, holds 1 &® $7.00 vy ‘pounds cr OR GRISWOLD TCH OVEN $2.98 > 2EKA VACUTUM ANER the Pirt. veicocity macy is ‘ningce ‘4 witb . ng UP ‘ally prominent in New York and Newport, i | SS Lema gy "New yea where she is held for the grand Miss Margaret Bondfield, to whom her fellow in Unionists have voted an honor hitherto withheld jury after a machine driven by her had killed an yp gy lng “teh : from her sex. —International Phot : reads a ¥ : : m in House- , ° Department, . = VL Ln dddddiiidaiidiiadiadidaididdiidiiiiiidiiddisitdddddbidddsbbshbbbbshibsbhhbhbshbbbbbsh Cth (ttt tt| ttt! tlr_ (IA A f SA SSSAE SF Lids idddidddda SSIS” “Litihthititittttthtth SES A Lihhiihsshiiiiiithhtn SSIFTTA hd 4 v nee in i NS we Whe oS Ne TIT ee ddddiddddddddda FASESSSA SE AEA / IISIS EDS GPS SSS SSS SSSSSISSPLASSID SESS A i Wii sssdsdad eee / f Lhd pptthttVlt lll llEsTVal lds ttt a ’ SISSSITTS) We, Cod hddldddsdtaldtddtdddddidtddddddddtsssdddddbdd SOS. 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7 gy = ad 5 - — + Pw glint. pete aoe n » rh . ~ pk ¢ eb ee? + ee * . Aust. a =~ > oe Fe ed he > Fie ee ae ee Z 2 Rehine mast ~? - , : q taal . } t * i: Brg 4 te ie oe are ee —E——E——E——E——E————— ———— eros a a a a Ne —————————e——eO ee lhl ll —————————————— OO RE ee ee rl rl eel eh. —— == -— = -— — — — — — eo OC CU erm er = OCC = —— = = ———E—E—eE————EOOowr ore rr EEeEeEee eer PBL LP 7 ~_ ————————————EEO Tr Tee ee ee eee ee — * | | Lost Youth A Story of a Woman Now Gray, Who Nev- : er Had a Chance to | Play. | By Sophie Irene Loeb. NEVER had any youth,” said an old woman to me the other day. “I became old while I a qras a child and I believe I lost that this woman lived on a farm, her father being fairly well off in this Sally Has Thrill of ’ ’ : ’ : ; : ' ee ee ee —— ———— = er Life Mostly Sa By P. G. WODEHOUSE A Continued Story. Dogs Clash Over Her Candy ALLY’S immobility, added to the other’s assurance concerning goods. This girl's mother died when she 14 and somehow or other she entire burden of the being in an isolated never bad any of the of other young people. in : | 3 of anything else. gi ce. i i quaintapces. And so she grew older end older and now her hair is as white as snow and she still mourns What a tragedy this fs. What a thing ft is to have lost youth—to have had nothing epee Hf E ERE 43 ie: little faces and in their bent backs every chance. , If I had a thousand pens and a tongues [I would cry might bear and listen to the cry of the children who need pleasures and pastimes—their inheritance as children. Asa great writer has put youth in order that ther be truly bappy men and and not look back at the somebody failed to pre- them the enjoyment that by all the laws of | PHILOSOPHICAL PHRASINGS They who cannot do as ther ‘would must do as they can. - o 7 / "He whe goes too hastily along often stumbles on a fair road. — imperceptible start. the linguistic deficiencies being associated even remotely with had been a black moment for him when the red-haired yo of seemed to reassure the dark man. riod of his life had he ever behaved with anything but scrupulous correctness himself, but he had quaile Roville, At no pe- + the most the inhabitants . of He breathed again. i at the idea of ther. It ung man - th incorrectness 1m an: had uttered those few kind wérds. “Still you ought to be careful,” he said austerely He looked at Sally, who was now dividing her atten! pongrel, who had joined the party . the poodle and a rakish-looking - . 2a 7 A eo » as ba . * and returned to the topic of the mysterious Serymgeour. “taow is Scrymgeour’s dyspep- , sia?” The red-haired young man seemed but faintly interested in the vicissi- tudes of Scrymgeour’s interior. “Do you notice the way her> hair sort of curis over her ears” he said. “Eh? Oh, pretty much the same, I think.” “What hotel are you stayiug at” “The Normandie.” Sally, @ipping into the box for another chocolate cream, gare an She, too, was staying at the Normandie. She pre- sumed that ber admirer fase a fre- cent arrival, for she had seen noth- tng of him at the hotel. ‘The Normandie?” The dark map looked puzzled. .“I know Roville pretty well by report, but I've nev- er heard of any Hotel Normandie. Where is it?” “It’s a little shanty down neer the station. Not much of a place. Still, it’s cheap, and the cooking’s all right.” His companion’s bewildermett tn- creased. “What on earth is a man iike Scrymeeour doin there’”” be said. Sally was conscious of an urgent desire to know more and the absent Scrymeeour. onstant repetition of his name had mace him seem almost like an the must be humored him again. Ask him if he will dine with me at ~ ieh* 7 me Sav eight sharp the ~ 46 \ - Sally’s Candy Attracts Another Dog Sally, oecupied with her dogs, whose numbers had now been sus- mented by a white terrier with a black patch over its left ere, could or i * not see the young man's face: Dut his >» voice, when he replied, told her that something was wWronsg. . “Oh, Serrmsgect Ro- ' ville.” “No? Where is he? Paris, I beliere.” “What!” The dark mans voice sharpened. He sounded as thoug he were cross-examining a reiuctani witness. “Then why arent you there? What are rou doing here’ Did he give you a boliday?” “Yes, he did!” “When do you rejoin him? “I don’t.” “What!” The red-haired young man’s man- ner Was not unmistakably doccecd “Well, if you want to know,” he said, “the old blighter fired ms the day before yesterdar. There wag a shuffling of sard as the dark. man sprang up Salir _ intent on the drama which was un- —— : The Two Candy-Hounds Fight It | you we're .. Dignities and honors set off The leiterer finds a bramble for a flower. - _ > They who make the best use of their time bare none to epare. _ _ 7. Be is cot in want who bas no de efres. _ > + Words are like leaves, and where The rank is dut the guinea stamp. & man’s & man for a’ a i. Attention to Iutle things renders _ ® tmpessibie to do anything great. 3 had sometimes felt -e. folding itself beside her, arent- mindediy gare the poodle a piece of candy which should by rizhts have gone to the terrier. She shot & swift glance sidewars. and saw the dark man standing im an atti- | tude rather reminiscent of the ster: father of melodrama about to drire bis errizg daughter out into the “It's maddening! going to do? What do rou expect us to do? Are we to spend our whole livres getting rou positions which you won't keep’ I can tell . it's monstr sickening! Good God'” And with these words the man, apparentiy feeling. What are rou . Ous: it’s of her brother Fillmore, the futility of mere language, turned sharply and stalked away up the beach. the dignity of his exit somewhat marred & moment iater bry the fact of hi straw hat biowing of and being trodden on by a passing child Be ieft hind him the sort of electric calm which follows the falling of a thunderbolt: that stunned calm through which the air seems still to quiver protesting!y. How long this would have lasted ome cannot say; for towards the end of the Grst minute it was shat- tered by a purely terrestrial uproar. With an abruptmess, heralded only by one short, low SuUrgliag suari. | there sprang into being the pretti- | @st doe Oeht that Revilie bad seen that season. F 4 It wae the terrier with the biack The red-haired voun« ~~ = & in an orange suit. wh after six false starts, Was now actualiy in the water, floating with tne dcigni- ty of a wrecked balloon Do you mean to tel] me js Mmanded the dark man that. after all the trouble the family took to get you what Was practically as cure with endless possibilities if rou only behaved rourself, yr: u hare de lidberately thrown awar ment. And apart fr -- ™ an? % eke + w é ~~ — & — « a —~, . ww = ae ~ A pure sthe Siancpoint, his must de a dull soul who can fail to be uplifted br the spectacle of a series of very stout men with whis- Hers, seen im tight bathing suits against a2 background of brightest hue Yet th ne man with red hair, recentiy in the emplorment of MT. SCT¥YMgeour i his free cir- cus wWithe nierment what Ou . r ot Ss _ - . — - _ £an ‘ 4 i & t as - ~ . in a ~ - “> S4..7 8 Opinion and such ne feels -~ - > a ? TT, Wil Oe& the verdict of histor: ris ~ __ = > Oo) a = a Os 1 iSCut an xi wh oe t make ape ~ os a case for him : ; . : S. COuid pot hare . _ . enied *t . he fired Ths Sre¢ or? a= ~ * - _ ult Was really Sa! 5 Adeorbed in the srene whict had iad just conciuded and acutely inguisi- uve as to whr the shadowr Serv geour had seen Gt to dispense with the red-haired yroumge man’s serr- ices, she had thrice iz succession Lelped the poole out of his turn. Th® third occasion was toc much for the terrier. — Te Be Contineed im the Poot. Mepaei ch. it is the part of the great genius te force the mind awar from the emotions, and the reasoning facuity out of the rut of custem it is the sature of 4 great ts be caim and ever to deapise mind Rndietarted and miuriea and Gite fortunes. o . om Leefulness and baseness enist in the same (hing yp i Ee fanaot disapprovinelr. “Jumpy old bi'ght- ee Imitation Is the Smcerest Flattery : ; } + 7 Pw a ee HE iittie chap with the sh legs stretches them mightily to T match them te the ienmethy stride of his Dad. whose hand he clutches in deep love and admiration. And he tucks in bis smali chin, puffs up his hard little chest, and longs his face soberiy in a pretty strucgie to look as much as possible like the man of his heart! The bor girl offers tribute to the girl with the diamond and platinum purse Tat is aiwars fat when she wraps her small throat round with rabbit — - *® Ww - » = --* 3 7 er with r beart of gold - ~-— & ee ie = a i 2 i> DY. Wie siske & a Fy ~~ -~ — ups -_ oa, ok ae tol) ae af > = oe ye cogs Pr CUD.ICa OL Lac Same : wit> >» - A ADrOR -—-. — f ~__ ture the ermine et the throat of the other. puts in , to give her small girl in high school a frock ber richer friend wears. - — dig? Lome oF See = . LT | i we’ a - ie ee that YOU have not), and the raggedy dog, with the one «ar im full sail ang the long, swiping tail that mo ome had the fashionalbie heart to bob, prances and minces with her brows up and her toes turned in behind ? the chic young person in the park, going abroad in chinchilla and rel- vet with her great Russian wolf-hound pacing beside—and looks very much LIKE her! Here is tribute’ Incense swung faithfulir and with a worshipful beart—to see that rou appreciate it—Daddy with the raliant trudzer by your side—dgirl with the unfailing purse and the ermine collar— littie maid in school who may have your frocks from the best shops— and purpiy-born young women whose dog and gown are a delicht to the ere!'—NELL BRINELETY. HOME-\ “Everything About KING HELPS 4 the House Helps to Make the Home” intimate possess J oo: isesmare > in decoratiz ee: Fina * thing we are al] ths e. ae S - iressineg ta- ordizary tronfing table. It was the kind that has a top which tiits back on wood- bies I erer saw Was 7 we ea pins, iearing a seat above the long drawer. The ta yt Was palat- ed white and over the top Was piaced a blanket-pad Thich Waa entered with paie Sige «ilkoline and jarge dotted muaita tacked arougd tae end@e to hide the frame- aa work and fail ta the flaar , whiteframed oval mirree af rege sige Wee hang beck of the tabie Over tt a quaint Frenchy ttle caaepy with a ruffled edge held two long curtains of the s«flk aaa musitz. also ruffied. which . ferent cGown almost te the floor at either side of glass and tabic. Perhaps the tolflet thincs on the > »! be 6 = - ‘ 8518 Will De as interesting as the decorations. for wood and ezame! s€aling-wWax pairznt. ~ =a om ~ = "2 — ; To prepare the sealing-war paint. break a large stick of wax into Simiaii pieces and melt slowlr. but - = = - ™ GO Gotcoox. When it is melted. re- more from *> ont na - 7 "= Se .-a } Bekel . we '. eo ~- — a stirrin add - Trtion of dena- . - 3 ’ 4 ; ~~ = ~ . urec aicohoi to three portions of oh ’ - . - [2B@ wax. Add the alcohol drop by ‘* “=e. Grop and stir until weill-hiended. Put ts a ‘ar and cover when not tz mse. The paint ts exeellent to use for all wood. basketry, china. paper flowers, pottery, silk or other ma- ter‘als Another dreasing table made from a kitchen table ts worth «s | passing word The table had the legs cut off two tmches. and « large fase knmob pot tm the drawer The corners were neatiy rounded and then table was painted with the sealing-wax paint « glort eas gold color. The decorations were baskets of pink roses in me €ailion style. using a fine running vine for a berder. The top ef the table: had a glags corer. the , ~*~ aa FILM FABLES By Don Alien -oerTrig&zt. 1933. NCE upon a time there was s 0 Playwright who wrote a Speaky that Treated the Pubiie Rougher than Dempsey Did Firpo. it Overworked the Morgue. so Quick Did it “Knock "Em Defunct” _~- >» «1 @ Py : - ~ ' it their Orchestra Stalis. - — 46h Fact, it Was Such a Success o- > _— 7 ~ & ~ = = Y IF i . ple lot: d exact ownership, only or newest maps will show. Th is known as the British Se ‘about five hundred mile British Solemons jextes the tropical waters, var ‘size from one bundred mil br thirty miles wide islets only larce enough to | at low water. Some of # Islands rise into mou perhaps ten thousand — fe Hi ats of th t20n or over three genera! from hy ee Me, Sig his 2 ser aot. ki ic) de pat ~ ele oe ‘af Pas che

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DISPATCH, Seana omens —— empting De Especially to the Falf By Jeanette Young, The Authority on Ho OOKED dehserts of the housewife'g ¥ siderations, for the t tired of the summ ' owen dainties. of ples are at their very ere are 80 Many ge | ade of them that we rd to neglect them. y who are lucky e ss & tree .of fall pipping told of their exece alities. They are vorful and delicio uce made of these s the most fanciful dle as a pie-filling ¢ ualed. ; Baked Spiced , This is a very old ples, but a good way for, re, quarter and core t applies, dip the q le melted butter, then cinnamon and sugar ‘m close together in a! allow baking pan and yuarter cupful each of er, then bake in a slow the apples are tender th a plicher of rich r grandmothers used to izerbread in generous sife ples enoked this way. Nursery Pad rake a cupful and ah bolled rice and beat oful and a half of ice. Butte a deep i pour in the rice and e. To a cupful of rich yt cream, add a half sal ealt, a quarter cupful teasyoonful of vanilla, ting of nutmeg, and ten white of an egg. — nid over the pudding ¢ about a balf hour. am. Apple Sauce Fri Make a good fritter ba 1 ful of flour, a teas ‘ing powder, a salts it, two beaten eges andi rich milk. Beat until jooth, then whip ina of dry apple sauce. tters in hot fat and, , dust them with po * and serve them in @ eapple fritters, are ne way using grated tead of the apple sa Baked Apples With Vash and- core as are needed, peel 8 as and draw through jes, trimming them is; lay the apples in hn, dust with sugar namon; pour-over th ful of hot water, and a little piece of bu each appie, bake un ve with a hard sauce h lemon. Coddied Apples. Nash, halve and core t apples, fill the h a generous lump of ar Avorked to a paste. ples in an earthern e a pipkin, pour over f-cupful each of honey i cook covered until “No M FRECK ‘oO cx @ero any more for *. biackheade, liver =P™ *, moth atches, uddy" complexion —sines » discovery that cjears eliuost overnight Just * ! skin takes on the clean, everyone admires. ew Skin Almost ght before. bedtime smooth “nt cream upon your skin. ing you will see by rout has begun to clear freckiam r blemishes are disappeer eullful complexion need n° can make it e reality ‘erful new Golden Peracec . druggist. If you do not eet m 5 deve your money will ‘mous & Barr ruces. Vandervoort & o. Karner Nugent & Brew. ken is. Reer & Fuiier . Th dee & Dolph Stores Krum — OLDER L - Three generations of St. Louisans zt — ———— — - —_——_ P - _ = een ceneltpemeemnammammnans oe Tomorrow o 8 Breakfast. Sliced pineapple © \ «Scrambled egzs Milk toast Crisp bacon Coffee, Cocoa, Milk. Luncheon. Vegetable salad Lemon pie Coffee, Tea, Milk. Dinner. Meat pie with vegetables Mashed potatoes Sliced tomato salad Caramel custard Coffee, Tea, Milk. hot rolis —— _— oa a — _ = - er D volcanic eruption, it was natural that human life should be held very cheap. And some authorities be- ileve that cannibalism, which is ouly now disappearing from the Solomons, grew out of the neces- city for food when the survi- vors found themselves shut in from the sea by lava walls, with all oth- er animal life and all plant food buried under hot lava. The most extraordinary of the cannibal feasts used to take place when the men of a tribe dedicated called the ‘Tambu House. In the erection pnd dedication of this clubhouse ’* snd is the highest type of archi- tecture of which the natives are capable. For not only does the 'tambu house serve as a meeting ' piace for the men, but it is a house -{n which are placed the dried bodies of dead chiefs. The front of the tambu house is where the men of the village and strangers come to meet each other and talk over the news of the Sol- omon Island-world. And if a strang- er wishes to sieep inside the house ne can do so without fear. Even bis bitterest enemy will leave him unmolested, s0 sacred is this house. Like other men’s clubs the world | over, the tambu house of the Sol- ' omons is taboo to women. Were a woman to enter its sacred precincts the chances are she would pay for her daring with her life. — a ne A I A te R What to Serve fear down there on ~ - ~ ON nee ew Se Sea "ayer Sr OTT ES eta eS i 9 % a ‘ y= " b 7 ke * : - —_——_ 3° Children’s B By Thornton W. Burgess A LO Love is fearless, taking heed Only at the loved one’s need. — Old Mother Nature. All day the wounded young Bob White crouched in a clump of weeds on the Green Meadows. it was a clear, bright day, but the weeds sladed him from the sun. All day Mre. Bob White remained with him. Her mother heart ached for him. ' He himself felt too ill to think at all, and so he did not worry. But ' his mother knew what the dangers were, and she grew more and more arxious. She looked forward with dread to the coming of the Black | She knew that was little-to the Green Shadows and night. during the day there Meadows from Reddy Fox or Gran- ny Fox or Old Man Coyote. Hidden | as they were under the weeds she was not afraid of being found by eny of the Hawk family. But. with the coming of the Black Shadows | 1ll would be changed. Then Reddy Fox and Granny Fox and Old Man’ Coyote and Jimmy Skunk might come prowling around at anytime. Then, too, Hooty the Owl would be ' out. hunting. the utmost skill was used. It was - “If only I could get him over to the dear Old Briar-patch,’’ Mrs. Bob White kept thinking. Every once in a while she would coax young Lob White to try to walk. But he felt too badly. He felt so badly tlat he wouldn’t even eat. She stole away from him two or three times to gét him some food, but he refused the most tempting tid-bits Once in the afternoon she discov- ered Black Pussy the Cat prowlin: about not far away. She knew that if Black Pussy should _ discove! young Bob it would be the end of. him. There would be no escape. So Mrs. Bob White at once flew over and dropped down in the graseé just a little way in front of Black Pussy. scen Black Pussy at all. At once Black Pussy began to creep siowly and softiy as only Black Pussy can straight toward where she had seen ADVERTISEMENT : ich leading institution for women has had the largest growth inthe past five years It is directed by a woman it will be 50 years old Friday I She pretended not to have: - : : afternoon Sie Biack Pussy fhe (ar prowling ahout not far away. ‘7 ) edtime- Story .’. ‘s. Bob White drop down in the Bob White flutter along the ground as if she were badly hurt and couldn’t fly. Bluck Pussy became excited. sir, she became very much excited. he didn’t stop to think that she ais Ové red ee had seen Mrs. Bob White flv there in the first place. “That bird is hurt,’ said Bilaec« l’ussy to herself. “She can’t fly. | can caten her without any trouble.”’ So Black Pussy no_ longer crept scitiy torward. She bounded for- ward. Mrs. Bob White fluttered alcng alwats just out of reach. lack fussy became, more excited. Time and again she sprang, expect- ing to bring her paws with their sharp claws , down on Mrs. Bob White and éach time she just missed. It was an old trick that Mrs. Bob White was playing. It weuldn’t have fooled Reddy Fox. No, sir, it wouldn’t have fooled Reddy Fox. But it did fool Rlack lussy. Farther and farther away Mrs. Pob White led that foolish cat. At last she felt that it was safe to leave her. She allowed Black Pussy to just miss her once more and th.en she whirred away on her stout a Copyright, 1923, by T. W. wings, leaving Black Pussy staring after her with such an astonished look on her face. Mrs. Bob White flew in quite another direction from where the young Bob White Was in case Black Pussy should try to follow her. Then when she felt it was safe to do so she turned and burried straight back to the poor, wounded, young Bob White. | Bureese. “NOTES ABOUT | WOMEN Miss Margaret Clarke of Louis- ville, Ky., has been appointed a | clerk in the American foreign serv- | ice and will immediately take up her duties at Tangter, Morocco. a . > Miss Margaret Fawcett, daughter of the veteran actor, George Faw- cett, has been engaged to direct and manage a theater Va. Mrs. William G. McAdoo, wife of the former Secretary of the Treas- ury and daughter of former Prest- dent Wilson, is an ardent boxing fan. ; in Lynchburg, q - Fashion Frills | Woolen fabrics, very soft to the touch, and resembling chamois in ‘appearance, are the ‘newest ma- terials for suite. They look éxcep- tionally well when trimmed with the inevitable touch of fur. ” . « A recent fashion show at the Sa- vot, London, proved two things— that high collars are coming in again and that the small turban toque is smart for evening wear. co — + There is something of a recur- rence of the uneven hem line no- ticeable in Paris on the boulevards. Many afternoon costumes are lower on one side than on the other, es- pecially where bias flounces or long sash ends are employed. > oe ° | From the most eldborate of shoe buckles, the Parisienne has turned ‘now to the most conservative. Many. of the new dress shoes have the tiniest motif in brillfants Instead of \a buckle or other ornament. ee eo —_ 1923 EVERY MONTH 1924 | 7 rad SUN MON. THU] FRI l A | ree il IS 22 29) a ecial MOT x every Wednesday” In bakers’ ovens throughout the city, the finest Raisin Bread is being baked tonight for your enjoyment Wednesday. Beautiful golden loaves—filled and flavored with the rich, fruity goodness of Sun-Maid Raisins. So good, sohealthful— . and such wonderful toast for Thursday’s breakfast. Other mid-week treats And for women who want to serve their families something extra good for Wednesday, these also: Rolls and cookies, coffee cakes and muffins, cakes, ‘‘snails’’ All made with and other tempting Sun-Maid Raisin Foods. the choicest fruit of California’s vineyards. And Raisin Pie—rich with the stored-up sunshine and the full, fine flavor of the clustered grapes. By bakers everywhere The finest Sun-Maid Raisin Bread and other Raisin Foods are prepared ‘‘Special for Wednesday’’ by bakers every week everywhere. Serve them for tomorrow’s dinner—for your own and the children’s luncheon. And see how much you all enjoy this mid-week treat! Fresh from my ovens you can get these delicious and health- ful Raisin Foods tomorrow —at any bakery, grocery store or “ delicatessen in the city. \ Endorsed by bekers everywhere, including the Retail Bakers’ Association of Americe and American Bekers’ Association * ° . isinbread ‘Special on Wednesd o ij HT, - ays | ee Oe ey . eee sae a ee, : a | eae "ae ae 3

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Se i -—~-- —s settle Ah ie st: ial rere . "ay oe le: - | COMIC Pat . - ~~ - a ; COMIC PAGE Ly .—- P U OCTOBER 16, 19; En te GL Cust Man, OCTOBER i6, 1925. 5 si : t ~ — » PAGE 36 4 | . pe ie { —— PEOPLE WHO PUT YOU TO SLEEP—By RUBE GOLDBERG ‘f a u MO g : | WHAT 1 REALLY INTENBED TW GET WAS AA) OLIVE GREEWV =e. Reem : | MATERIAL WITH A TOUCH OF RROWA) OR LAVENBAR, BUT Z2 ! ET THE WIFE ! AJOW) L THIDE SOMETHING I UGHT BLACK CR MRE cs »-: | Me a WHITES WOULD GO SETTER WITH he . : a5 f. : * NOOBLE YELLOW ON MY BLYE HAT Sy yy 5 INCOMING A) BuT HAYBE, AFTER ALL, I'D BEER Gam I cA ; EUROPEAN \y7 Rov GET A DRESS FOR Myself ys _ bent BALLYARD RIPPLINGS. RUT TAKE THE MONEY AAD BUY = *: HAT makes you look so pale, so pale?” A NEW SET OF HOT— WATER. ii BAGS FOR GEORGE - THEN, “> Said Rootef-on-Parade. Some PERFUME = ‘ “T missed out on the series kale,” | AGAIA, I NEED . od = Zi The Center Fielder said. ‘Gegectpeasee iS THE UNDERWEAR ‘ = i4 “You seem to have the pennant blues,” : t DEPARTMENT : j — ° ———— Said Rooter-on-Parade. | Toc WOMAN) WHO ———— STEVE IS BACK é “You ean't expect me to enthuse, GOES TO THE STORE TO ; AND S&e Weer HE BROUGH a seer ente. BUY SOMETHING AND HIM ! AS NoBopY GUESSEB “For the players in the series eplit a most prodigious sum; DoESAYT KNOU UjEAT SRE WwHEeTrE HE WAS, THE PRIZE And from the banquet table I will not receive a crumb, WIAA S UNTIC SHE TTAS A A FLY-_SLUATTER AAB A PRET As the Yankees and the Giants have monopolized the plum, ) BIG ARP GUMEAT WITH HER- ~ WILL BE GIPWER TO A POOR : And they'll split a wad of jack tomorrow morning.” | SELF AND THEN SHE BDOESN’T CLUB THAT is IN NED OF ad CUARST ITs enue hb GYMNASIUM EQUIPMENT ¥ TOO TRUE! , Channels of graft it is quoted at 10 __ - ————e a ds Copyright, 1323. Oy rsd c:| MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF MAY NOT BE OPTIMISTIC, BUT HE’S CURIOUS—By BUD FISHER Sarees Se year. Verily, the melancholy days See where the farmers are in i Pep SSNS Se EE . 8 , ,..| favor of a cut in rail rates. Spik- ‘Ty FORGET | (OH Bov! EVERY TIME 1 THWK WHAT'S THE IDEA -—\ / BuT Foot— " : l t- : : aaa Zap epee Chat fell ce 'ing the report that they would put ae Zev ABOUT bagel ag jvoeh a tre OF ALL HE oe 2) (I FIGURING] We HAVEN © oj yee, She enener P up a bitter fight against any such | PapyRUS ae OuT How “ASPIRIN” | ARITHMETIC, EFF ©) + OUT THE j won it yeT® 4 YOU CAN'T runnere-up, will receive quite a PRE WS , . PLUS Five PERCENT WS | We UL HAVE | A FELLOW . generous slice and there will be a PVCTYDOdy except the railroads | Ow 6 6lLSe : : Pus A surTax | Sapy ) To PAY ON | DIS FIGURING © aE Siete teft on the | °° ' *Svor Of cheaper rates. And BIRDS WHO | S—lae 02, OF 10% DevucteD | |ONE HUNDRED, \, ETHERS | rind for the third placers they probably have some reason for ARE GOING - | net | | THOUSAND VU = . : pot being enthusiastic about It. To GET A net go Bia 3 y Ps \ DOLLARS § that eneiene. te iene on FAIR ENOUGH. CRACK AT | (cor EXPENSES * " ee. A former official executioner in THAT $100,000 | : the New York product. es ) eae PR France who has been sentenced to PURSE IN | - While not as as that of Wie requests that he be allowed to THE BIG 2 > | their Eastern it is all theirs CTect the guillotine for his own INTERNATIONAL ee \o ) and Augen amen cut in on it. execution. As it will be his last RACE —— ' SAP a > - beds Ff job he wants to make it a good one. MUTT AND JEFF the. ae A “ene-handed” auto driver was HAVE A a @rrested for narrowly missing a “Six Million Pounds Paid for ENTERED IN traffic cop. On the other hand 7hree London Papers.” THAT RACE there was a lady claiming part of Indicating that their, editorials NAMED ASPIRIN pene his attention. caTry some weizcht. AND THEY EXPECT HIM fs a ae to ae MD MAKE THOSE 4 third int st i i : . >» - _ ' ' : ’ * ‘ : ’ - ' ~ “7 ; j | ’ ’ . \ = : : : : } a ia \ : ’ _— o 7 ’ ¥ . : . “ rtvHatis yust it! meGuiRE DON'T LIKE 1AM AN ACTOR | aM OUT OF WOU) CAME IN THAT YOU HATED YOUR nif “ , ° : > Sur cad r ; i oo ° ce a, Pe ¥ “ei was Si 5 4 e —, BO «. f ~ - = Ef “~ i > > a © vez ov ort Pexveme Geeece, ec. ~_ ARERR a itu ‘ei ee hs thai - : en . ‘ tT, © pee " oat ve var “4 Te Y a ‘i ieee + : m ah ie ade ae a _ Ws. = ore ee on » , ‘hi 5 § ONE | 2 “>. / THOUGHT 3 WPT You WERE , “¥ DEAF / ; MH r" Boy : med a \ a j eee ‘YS i ne BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE MeMANUS - ae ; : : an | THEY ARE RUNNING orr A REEL she oe - Z WHICH | APREAR - i KNOW IF You SEE IT YOU WILL HIRE ME: ekaener oo oie , = i me ' GET Kitt EeD SHATS MY HOPE = T INVITED LEAD INQUIRY IN DOCTORS LICEN . F. ‘pr. F.C. Waite of the facu “Western Reserve Medical Ce eland, an experienced in or of medical condition: invited by Dr. Emmet h. president of the Mh te Board of Health, to unds survey of the qualification of uri physicians, and of the « s of medical schools in "A it | Dr. North sald toda y that h ved Dr. Waite would accep form mission, which was tendere a telegram sént last night t the active inquiry would It is the plas << check u and licenses of the 84 re physigianes in Missouri, a je whether unqualified persons that such a person can g: practitioner’s license State Board, although po: ce doing so have been : Commitice Named. Appointment of a committs members of the Missouri City, are Dre. A. R. MeO Sturgeon, W. A. Clark of Jerr: and W. H. Brewer of St. Js Inquiry in Kansas City. acco mn 100 persbns holding dipi the Kansas City Colle eine and Surgery have ott: ses to practice medicine hi te of Connecticut in the Das s. by passirig the examinath eclectic medical eiamining | that state. The URimate pur Most cases. Was not‘ te practi anerticut. but to obtain a ii Practice in seme other rough “& reciprecity arrance Dr. Nerth said today that. « he knew, the Missouri State f d succeeded in keeping out th “anis who sought to take a. » Vie Kansas City and Har m.. into the ranks of practits this state. There is no reeipr agement. he said. between yori and Connecticut, Ar kane: Negsee. ‘a Dr. North said that, while bh the standard of Heens: ments had been kept up, (Unquestionably many s| practicing im Missouri» ary licemme. The largest | of these, he said. is in Ki Dr. North said. “The Pup to the lecal health author S. Louis, Health Conmisl kief? has co-operated with Rate Hoard. and has driven ow "1 practitioners. But in City. the health autheritio have no funds or the bar I have mo <