St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 17, 1923

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— COMIC PAGE ~ TUESDAY, STOBER 16, 1923. ——- es (Copyright, 19 ROUGHT WitH ESSED eG PRIZE OF » A PRETZEU 4 POOR BOYS? NESCD OF PUIPMENT. t, 1923, by H. C. Iie 1. S. Patent Oftiear rik Iteg. l ee —_ You CAN'T SToP A FELLOW FROM DIS FIGURING EITHER ¢ TORS’ LICENSES Dr. F. C. Waite of Cleveland, Physicians. ’ Found—and Returned | A A Post-Dispatch Lost Want Ad gave the losers address next day and hap 3 SAVE MONEY. turncd to the home, TRY A3 ORT TIME WANT AD AND piness re- — I we re VOL. 76. NO. 39. PERT INVITED 1 (0 INQURY INT - Experienced Investigator, ‘Asked to Undertake Sur- ‘ vey in Missouri. ; Messages From “‘Spirits’’ Produced for. Scientists Woman Pastor, After Seance Before Committee, Reveals Writings From Noted Men on Cards Between Which Flowers Were Placed. See, ISPATCH a The Onty Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. ae FINAL EDITION | (Complete Market Reports) @#> ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1923-36 PAGES. PRICK 2CENTS By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—After she had failed in three previous at- tempts, the Rev. Mrs. Josi K. Stew- urt, pastor of the’ First Independent Church of Cleveland, O., before a mystified committee of sci- produced STATE MEDICAL BODY NAMES COMMITTEE Co-operate With Health " Board in Checking Up Di- plomas of 8000 or More i ' ) - Dr. F. C. Waite of the faculty of Mestern Reserve Medical College, wland, an experienced tor of medical conditions, has Sen invited by Dr. Emmett PY. h, presidgnt of the Missouri te Board of Health, to undertake survey of the qualification of Mis- uri physicians, and of the stand- is of medical schools in this te. 'Dr. North said today that he be- wed Dr. Waite would accept the emmission, which was tendered him a telegram st¢nt last night, at the active inquiry would tlegin bn. Itis the plan tc check up the mas and licenses of the 8000 or bre physigians in Missouri, and tv whether unqualified persons, pos- iy with bogus diplomas, have | bceeded in getting past the re-| ' rements of the State Board. ' t has been shown thet an unquali- J m may obtain a medical di- ma by the expenditure of eonsia | le money, but it has not yet been | en that such a person can get the | sary practitioner’s license from. State Board, although possible _— of doing so have been suc- ed, investi- and Committec Named. Appointment of a committee of = members of the Missouri State fdical Association, to co-operate the State Board in its inquiry, announced today. The members. | Mrs. i TK entists and members of the editorial stuff of the Scientific American, at Ned Wayburn’s home at Bay Side, L. I., yesterday afternoon, sev- eral examples of what purported to be spirit writings. Taking blank, white cards, about the size of postal cards, Which were handed to her and which she had never seen before, Miss Stewart placed some flowers between the cards. Then with her hands alternately rressing lightly upon the cards and reld up as if in supplication, esked Dr. Hereward Carrington, noted research worker in psychical! phenomena, to place his hand at the back of her neck. ing grew more intense, she grasped the hand of the person nearest her. who happened to be Mrs. Kirby, mother of Mrs. Wayburn. There were a few moments’ tense erapectation. Then an exclamation of belief that she had finally suc- ceeded, and J. Malcolm Bird, asso- ciate editor of the Scientific Ameri- can, was asked by the medium to look at the cards and see what was written on them. “The waves passed through me. through and Bird examined the cards. The first one he picked up contained the sentence, written in pink—the color of the pink phlox that had. been crushed between it and esrd. “Truth crushed to earth shal] rise again.”’ Another card with heliotrope writ- ime wore the serttence, I should have been for such an op- portunity as this.—William James.” Oh, I do hope I have, had success at last."” she exclaimed. | she | Made Out Prima Facic Case, Scien- As the strain un- | aer which she appeared to be labor- | by a living acquaintance Mrs. Stewart, who lives in New York. A fourth card bore only the sig- nature, “William T. Stead,’ and a -ifth appeared to be from “Effie,” who, Mrs. Stewart says, ‘Guardian Angel and spirit guide,” who has been with her for 20 years. Ieffie’s message was,"‘Wewho love you are doing all we can to estab- lish the truth.” The sixth and last message also was from Effie and was to the effect that no further communications cOuld be had that day. All the writings appeared in the color of the flower or leaf that had been pressed against the card. Before she conducted the experi- ment, Mrs. Stewart submitted to a close examination of her clothing by Mrs. Kirby and others who reported no hidden pockets or concealed paraphernalia by which she might ‘stand out the next | substitute cards already written. tists’ Report Says. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—The Rev. Mrs. Josi K. Stewart is reported to have made out a prima facie case in the competition for the $2500 of- fered by the Scientific American for the production of objective psychic phenomena. A committee of scientists has made the following report on thé test: | “Rev. Mrs. Stewart has made out a prima facie case. We are suffici- ently well impressed to proceed fer- ther. There are two facts that in connection with the seance. The first is that we have not caught the medium in any blatant fraud; the second is that the writings produced were on what appears to be our own cards. It is impossible to say definitely,. however, whether the anNeged spiritual writing and mes- Sages are genuine. Mrs. Stewart has been invited to submit herself to fur- | ther test and appears anxious to do | ‘tlow happy | ; ; A third card written in pink, said: | “May this demonstration be conclu- | . give of the earth.” return bointed by the president of the pOcilation, Dr. G. W. Robinson of Sas City, are Drs. A. R. McComas surgeon, W. A. Clark of Jefferson and W. H. Breuer of St. James. Anquiry in Kansas City, according a dispatch, has shown that more h 100 persons holding diplomas the Kansas City College of licine and Surgery have obtained nses to practice medivine in the ate of Connecticut in the past six ifs, by passing the examination of eclectic medical examining boa rd that state. The ultimate purpose most cases, was not’to practice in mMnecticut, but to obtain a p Practice in some other state rough a reciprocity arrangement. Dr. North Said today that, so far he knew. the Missouri State Board d succeeded in keeping out the ap- wants who sought to take a short t, via Kansas City and Hartford. yan., into the ranks of practitioners thisstate. There is no reciprocity ngement, he said, between Mis- Muri and Connecticut, Arkansas or nessee. Dr. North said that, while he be- i the standard of license re- erements had been kept up, there Unquestionably ma&ny phy- MS practicing in Missouri with- any license.. The largest num- of these, he said, is in Kansas license Situation in Larger Cities. he State Board is not permitted fo after unlicensed practitioners tities of more than 50,000 popu- on,” Dr. North said. “The task Pp to the local health authorities. St. Louis, Health Commissioner rkloft has co-operated with the Anna Buzzetta, Aged 7, Loses Life When She Steps in Front of Machine. Anne Buzzetta, 7-year-old daugh- ter of Pietra Buzzetta, 1010A North Seventh street, was her way to Ninth and morning. MKatie years old, address, 6, on the Jefferson Wash Palvola, School, streets, this 6 and Frank same Lucido, of street, were with her and they chat- tered as they hurried along, swing- ing their books. At Eighth and Wash streets a ‘mall truck stood at the curb. When they stepped from behind it into the street, an inclosed truck of the Truck Guarantee Service Co., Morganford road, used for transport- ing money, driven by William Owens, 1825 North Market street, ap- proached. Anne was a little in advance of the other two and stepped into the path of the machine. Frank cried a warn- ing and clutched at her to draw her back, but he was too late. The truck knocked her down and a_ wheel passed over her head. She was dead when they picked her up. Owens’ statement that the accli- dent was unavoidable was confirmed by John Lever, who was riding with him, and by Vido Blunda, a clerk at the Samantia Market, 815 Wash street, who witnéssed it. el ~ ‘ i i i = - . mate Board, and has driven out un-| ensed practitioners. But in Kan-| City, the health authorities say y have no funds or the backing, do this work. I have no doubt Dr. Alexander was correct in ME that there are more than 100) Ns practicing medicine without, cense.”’ Mw etatement referred to was. ie yesterday by Dr. D. R. Alex- ler, secretary and owner of the Bas City Collewe of Medicine 4 nd ery, who, with Dr. Ralph Voigt, Arrested there on ciargees Mticipating in the issuance of a leal diploma, giving the degree. 'Deector of Medicine. to an un-! lified person. Dr. Robert Adcox t. Louls is under bond in the * case. and William FP. Sach’. | er dean of the National Univer- fof Arts and Sciences, a defunct | Louis institution, is being Rhi. 4 * has been told, the net them is based on a diploma! to “Harry ‘ Thompson,’ the. ® used by Harry T. Brundidge Pwrter of the St. Louis Star. who “gated the traffic ingsuch dil. | eaee. Bruncidge has said that he Voigt $1200. and spent about med on Page 2, Column 4. ; ‘ of!) charge : . | > Home Own os Are ‘the Happiest People on Earth They are free from the $ ‘ — — ? anxiety of frequently recur- They are free to make the simprove- ments they want, knowing 5 that they will benefit their own property and their own purses. They are happy in the knowledge that they have a fixed position § in their communities. All of Whis happiness can be yours a often it can be bought abt practically the price of rent. ring moving days. a Read "the home offerings in the “Real Estate” columns of the buy something permanent with your rent money The When shown a number of photo- graphs the witness picked out one which she said waS a COpy of one that had been on Wallace's ehii- fonier and which, she said, was of Mrs. Stokes. She said Stokes had never shown hgr pictures of Mrs. Stokes. Samuel Untermyer,. counsel for Mrs. Stokes, asked Mrs. Frances what she would say if told Wallace vus in Arizona in February, 1918. “How could he have been When I suw him every day?” she asked. A ‘heated argument between coun- se!, during which Supreme Court Justice Mahoney was compelled to pound the bench repeatedly for or- der and finally threatened serious action unless Untermyer stopped in- terrupting, came when Mrs. Stokes counsel mentioned the word ‘‘jail’’ in referring to the deceased husband of Mrs. Frances. “I wish you would punish this mis- crable person,” Max D. Steuer, at- torney for Stokes, shouted. “His ex- amination of this witness is inde- cent.” Mrs. Francese was on the verge of ars. Wena No Further Mud-Slinging.”’ After silencing Untermyer foyr times by pounding on the bench, Justice Mahoney insisted that Steuer withdraw his characterization of Un- termyer and added: “Tt want no further or indulgence in personalities.’ The next witness for Stokes was John Mattes, a messenger boy in the office of the president of the Inter- berough Rapid Transit Co. in 1915 14, when Wallace was an engineer for the company. He told of deliv- ering numerous letters and packages to Martha Jones, negro cook at the Kifth avenue home of W. L. Pepper- man, where Wallace had an apart- mud-slinging fr.ent. “Did you ever see that lady in VVallace’s apartment?” asked Steuer, peinting to Mrs. Stokes. “Never.” after- | at one time one of the leading | |producers and distributers of motion ‘4 of the first newspaper men, of the presidential of his friend, possibilities interviews he has ever! spoke ch Henry Ford, and de-} day, “Ever see Wallace there?” “No.” Affidavit Produced. Whereupon Steuer produced an affidavit, after which Mattes said he recollected that he had seen Wallace there. The court sustained objection to introduction of the af- fidavit as evidence. Charles E. Erbstein, Chicago, law- yer for Mrs. Stokes, walked out ef the court room today after a whis- pered argument with Untermyer, which gave rise to reports that the Chicagoan had quit Mrs. Stokes’ staff of counsel. Erbstein’s ire was aroused at Untermyer for repeatedly plucking at his coat tails to offer suggestions while Erbstein was try- ‘ing to cross examine a witness. His absence from the room brief, however. Stokes Contraficts Witness. W. E. D. Stokes, called to the wit- ness stand by defense counsel yester- contradicted the testimony of was ony clared that it would “spoil a good! Anna McIntosh, one of his negro wit- She: |ered by noon that -and LUNCHEON HELD IN LLOYD GEORGE'S HOTEL ROOMS ee, ‘Physicians: Decide to Permit Night Speech After He Spends Most of Day in Room Resting. ae, | WIFE TAKES HIS PLACE AS SPEAKER Addresses Women, Urging Them to Unite With Those of Other Nations to Work for Peace. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Oct. George, 17.—David Lloyd former premier of Great Britain, cancelled all his engage- ments for today but it was an- rounced that he would keep the speaking engagement tonight at the Irternational amphitheater at the stockyards. Owing to a slight temperature, his | doctors ordered him to remain in | bed and rest the greater part of the cay. Lloyd George has a cold, aggra- vated by fatigue, his secretary, Wil- iliam Sutherland, said. | He added that with so much of the tour ahead of Lloyd George, and | with the example of President Hard- ine’s death and former President Wilson's breakdown on tours, it Was felt that the former premier'’s health niust have the best of care. Statement Given Out, | Sir William gave out this state- nent: ‘ “Mr. Lloyd -George’s doctors last night found that he had a tempera- ture due to a cold aggravated by fatigue and ordered him to remain in bed. He is somewhat better this morning but imperative orders have ' been given to restrict his public en- | gagements.” Lioyd George had so far recov- his physicians agreed to plans for an informal luncheon in Lloyd George's hotel rooms at 1 p. m. Brigadier-General Charles G. Dawes, who was to have been host to Lloyd George at a dinner last night, and about a dozen other prominent Chicagoans, were the guests of the former Premier. Owing to her husband’s indisposi- tion, Dame Margaret Lloyd George took his place as speaker at a meet- ing of the Welsh Women’s Societies cf Chicago last night. She urged the women to ally themselves with a movement recently begun to unite all English-speaking women to work for international peace, “If we combine together in the interest of peace and brotherhood, we women would be a great power and we all want peace,” she said. “Wave of Autocracy.” The United States, Great Britain France will stand together against a wave of autocracy = that seems to be sweeping over the world, Lloyd George said in his only ad- dress here yesterday. “Russia threw over democracy d few months after starting the ex- periment,” the former Premier as- serted. ‘Italy, Spain, Bulgaria and row Germany, are talking about a dictatorship. Democracy is in peril, in peril five years after the greatest triumph democracy has ever had. “Why is democracy safer? It is slower to begin, it does not bring its forces into action in the way per- > haps an autocracy does, but in a struggle it is the heart that tells, and democracy sustains the heart, and what happens is that democrat- ic institutions alone can produce and train men that are able to appeal to nations, to rise to those heights of sacrifice which kre the last citadels or freedom in all lands. *‘‘Democracy in Danger.” “Now, when democracy is in dan- ger, when I can see the throne of democracy tumbling in one land aft- er another, here you have a land of democracy. Britain is the land of democracy, and France, I believe, will stand by democracy, and what- ever happens these three great | lands together will stand against this wave of autocracy which seems to bu sweeping over the world.” The arrival of the former Premier was marked by a great demoanstra- tion. Met at the station by a re- ception committee headed by Mayor Dever, Lloyd George was taken upon a drive through the loop section. Crowds packed the sidewalks and spectators hung from windows and other places of vantage high up on the buildings. Mentioning in his luncheon ad- dress a visit in the late spring of 1918 to the front behind Amiens just after the great German on- slaught had been definitely checked ané the enemy rolled back, Lioyd George told how he had met Austra- lian and Illinois troops who had broken the spearhead of the German attack. Why Peace Was Delayed. “T ventured to tell them then,” he suid, “that Germany might have reace that day, that hour, if she ac- cepted the conditions laid down by ~“Centinued on Page 2, Column 2. ‘ders, while the others escaped with GREAT BRITAIN’S NEW “LORD NORTHCLIFFE” — Pacific and Atlantic Photo. Lord Beaverbrook. OLLOWING the purchase of the F Hulton newspaper interests in London by Lord Rothermere and Lord Beaverbrook, the report is now current that Lord Beaverbrook has acquired a controlling interest in the Pall Mall . Gazette.- If the report should preve true, it is surmised that Beaverbrook will amalgamate the Standard, of which he has just ob- tained éentrol, and the Gazette. CUNLIFF AGAIN HEADS ~ UPERA COMMITTE Officers of Municipal Opera As- sociation Elgcted at Meet. ing. ‘ Nelson Cunliff was re-elected this afternoon chairman of the Executive I'roductions Committee of the Mu- nicipal Opera Association. Max Koe- nigsberg was nominated against bim, and the number of votes re- ceived by each was not made public. Koenigsberg then was re-elected vice chairman. The other officers chosen at the annual election, held at Hotel Stat- ler, were: President, Mayor Kiel; first vice president, Morton May; second vice president, David R. Cal- houn; third vice president, H. J. Pettingill; treasurer, Frank Ma&ay- field, and secretary, Miss Sarah Wolf. The members of the Productions Committee, in addition to Cunliff and Koenigsberg, were chosen as follows: Thomas H. Love- lace, Walter 8S. Donaldson, Joseph Gilman Miller, M. E. Holderness, Fred W. Pape, Otto E. Rugg and Arthur Siegel. Holderness becomes a member of this committee forthe first time, and Lovelace returns to it after an absence of a year. They succeed G. A. Buder and George Ww. Simmons. A nominating committee submit- ted a list of 18 names for election to the Executive Productions Corn- mittee, which has nine members. The membership of the board of di- rectors has been reduced from 52 to 40, and of these 22 attended the meeting. Miss Wolf, who has acted without salary as secretary of the organization and of the Executive Productions Committee, was named permanent secretary, with a salary of $3000 a year. —_ =a Bxecutive —_—_ —— TWO GOVERNORS AND WIVES. HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT Utah and Montana Exccutives Have Mishap in Indiana—Dixon Cut on Arms. Ry the Associated Prees. OOLITIC. Ind. Oct. 17.-—Govs. Charles R. Mabey of Utah, and J. M Dixon of Montana, and their wives were injured slightly when the au- tomobile in which they were riding to West Baden for the annual con- ference of governors, turned over near here this afternoon. Goy. Dix- on was cut on the arm and shoul- bruises. THE SQUIRREL AND THE GOLF BALL Woman Playcr Tells of Finding 68 aBlis in Nest. the Associated Press, »Y IONTREAL. Oct. 17.—Mrs. Archie MeLean of Lachine, playing the Sen- | neville gelf course today. noticed a squirrel carrying a golf ball to his nest. Ghe followed and found 68 balls which she replaced with nuts. 10 OF CONSTABULARY, > TEACHERS SLAN IN FORMER JUDGE BEATEN AT SCENE OF AUTO CRASH Philip “Dwyer Jr. Accused of. Striking Hugo Muench for Asking if Anybody Was Hurt. Hugo Muench, 72 years old, for- mer Circuit Judge here, now living in California, but visiting his brother- in-law, Dr. Walter C. G. Kirchner, 4931 McPherson avenue, was assault- ed at 6:15 p. m., yesterday, it is al- leged, by Philip Dwyer Jr., 4048 Gar- field avenue, son of Philip Dwyer, Democratic City Committeeman, when he and Dr. Kirchner stopped at Page and Pendleton avenues to inquire whether anybody had been hurt an automobile. collision there. arr Norman, 3128 Arsena Ph an beseaaien agent of the Milk Drivers’ Union, and Dwyer had col- lided with a lamp post and their rechine had caromed against one driven by James Johnson, 4735 Newberry terrace. Judge Muench and Dr. Kirchner were passing. They stopped and Dr. Kirchner inquired if anybody had been hurt. Dwyer, for answer, it is alleged, struck both the doctor and the Judge, knocking the latter down. “Dr Kirchner took the Judge home and treated him for abrasions and shock. Normén and Dwyer were taken to the city hospital, where Dwyer was found to have a séalp wound. The doctors there stated Norman had been drinking. Both were then taken to the Deer Street Police. Sta- tion. Norman. was charged with de- struction of property and careless driving. Dwyey was charged with disturbing the peace. He made no statement to the police. Charies Evans, 34 years old, 4310 Evans avenue, « passenger in John- son’s car, was treated at the city hospital for lacerations of the scalp and hand and sent home. CONGRESS LIKELY TO INQUIRE INTO SHOALS DEAL, LADD SAY® Weeks’ Action Looks Like “Feverish Effort,” North Dakota 5en- ator Declarcs. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-—Senator Ladd, Republican, North Dakota, is- sued a statement today saying he had no doubt Congress would “fully inquire” Into the validity of the op- tion under which the Government recently disposed of the Gorgas plant at Muscle Shoals, Ala., to the Alabama Power Co. Secretary Weeks’ action in clos- ing the deal for the plant, Senator Ladd said, looked to him like “a feverish effort to get the property into the hands of the power com- pany before Congress had an oppor- tunity to dispose of it.” In/two opin- ions, he added, the company’s op- tion had been declared invalid by the Attorney General. | Senator Ladd was one of those who at the last session favored ac- ceptance of Henry Ford's offer for the Muscle Shoals property. CLOUDY, WITH RAIN TONIGHT, AND COOLER TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. vo 0 in st oe Ot et ee) = er eerste Peeceerenum Fy . - qe IACI eis Highest yesterday, 69 at 2 lcwest, 60 at 11:30 p. m. . Official fore- ‘PAPYRUS cast for St. Louls LOOKS BEST | and vicinity: ON PAPER Pp. ™.; Cloudy weather tonight and to- morrow, with rain tontght; cooler tomor- row. Missouri— Clou tonight, with rain in east portion; cooler in north por- tion; tomorrow, gscherally fair and cooler. Iilinois—Rain tonight; tomor- row, partly cloudy in south and unsettled in north, with rain in nort heaat portion; 5 Stage of the river at 7 a. m., 10.8 jot wilderness, mostly by Lanao Region Mobilized to Prevent Another Attack by Tribesmen—Residents Call on Gen. Wood for Protec- tion. VICTIMS AMBUSHED WITHOUT WARNING Private, Severely Wounded, Escapes, Crawling Several | Miles to Camp—No Amer- icans Were Killed or ' Threatened. ep wo MANILA, Oct. 17.--Constabulary forces in the Lake Lanao region of Mindanao are mobilized today to be ready if another Moro outbreak should follow that of last Sunday when a constabulary detachment of 10 men was wiped out and three school teachers killed. Residents of the Lake Lanao re- gion have telegraphed to Governor- General Wood asking for nal protection, preferably United States troops. At headquarters here it was said Philippine seovta would be used if troops are sent to the scene of the uprising. The attack on the constabulary detachment and teachers was made without warning. While the troops were talking to teachers at the Bugnon School, Moro tribesmen who had been in hiding came from all but one, a private, who was severely wounded, and then killed teachers and the supervisor Of the school. Afterward the Moros burned the school house. The private who escaped death managed, despite his wounds, to walk and crawl several miles to a constabulary camp where his report was telephoned to regional head- quarters. The constabulary force was led by Lieutenant Magno. — No Americans were kil or threatened, : Legislature in Philippines for Recall Gen. Wood. | By the Associated Press, Le MANILA, Oct. 17.—The Philip- pine Legislature oday, after one of the stormiest sessions in its history, adopted Sergio Osmena’s resolution approving the action of the Inde- pendence Commission of last July in demanding the recall of Governor General Leonard Wood. _. Manuel Quezon, president of the Senate and Manuel Poxas, speaker of the House, were instructed.to send ‘opies of the resolution to the Presi- tent of the United States and to Cengress. 3 It was officially stated that the Legislature would take up Secretary oe message of commen#a.- tion to GoVernor-General Wood at » ‘ater date. The message is under- ‘tood to have re-assured G r- General Wood of the full support of the American Government in. his handling of the Philippine situation. DATA ON EARTH'S MAGNETISM GATHERED ON 4000-MILE TRIP Party of Scientists Return After Long Journcy Through Cana- | dian Wilderness. | By the Associated Press. it > THE PAS, «Manitoba, Oct. 17.— Bringing back data of scientific ob- servations of variation of Stee magnetism and movement the North magnetic pole, R. G. Madill, eseistant magnetician of Dominion Observatory, Ottawa; C. G.. of Winnipeg. and Phillip Rose The Pas, today returned from & 4000- mile trip through Canada's t North wilderness. Ins the course of the which led the party over 40 Irney miler ecientista made a complete atudy of the magnetic pole which lies almost ‘lue north ,of here. Many times, according to | the party faced starvation ani forced to chew old me carded sacks and dried suck The survey, Madill said, of a world-wide research laws governing the darth’'s were dis- » purt to the netic sides aud killed all of the troopers Philippine Forces in Lake two | forces mate necessary by the con- stant movement of the North mag- netic pole. The party, brought back important tih-ns on movement of the pele, on changes in the dip an zontal intensity of the ; 7 feet, a fall of .9 of a foot. Sunrise today, 6:13; sunset, 6:20. 3 e |netism, and on the Oe wii: = dy of * ; ss s+ e $ 5 ie . eas compass. ’ , ~ : 4 * y “* > A >. = *y ¥ . , * . ¢ * So a + — ——— ) aald,s on fs ee - » , 2 b 7 the e ey os | . io al Z ‘ ima ¥ a) *5 _— i > % = ~ —

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di a or v=o és a - — : = BD TEP ew ee Be : Se a ee ate ~ a es s ~—-. * ‘ —- *-3 i ‘ : } i i Ht Hh td —- 7 > in FO Sw es Ae eg Ee ghee = a > weal a = i Np Sai ee” EA Pa Se OP ieee. 2 SSPE Ts = ae y tre aa ss ee eo ae Peek i om ce ———— r= = Fis Fre ~~“ ae +. A a = > = - - * : ~ ~_ ~ Fee a. . ee =~ —=—_—— ne tate 5 ol i » a » “ « s - s- fare we. : ee ey a WBS ne « _ es. — . a ST IONS PNST-NISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH - . " TWO MOVES FOR CUT IN: FREIGHT RATES ON GRAIN —_-- “ I. C. C. Preparing to Proceed. With an Investigation to Determine Their Reason- ableness. _ HEADS OF RAILROADS | TO CONFER ON MATTER, Action Instituted by the Gov-| ernment in Both Direc- tions as Possible Aid to the Farmer. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—A move- | ment toward possible reduction in| freight rates on grain as an nid 10 | the farmer has been instituted by! the Government in two directions. The Interstate Commerce Com-| mission is preparing to proceed with | an investigation to determine the) reasonableness of railroad rates on grain and grain products to cover all sections of the country. At the same time indication has been given by Samuel Rea, head of the VPenn- Sylvania system, that he may eall other railroad presidents into con- Mende to consider a reduction in freight rates on grain designed fcr export. President Coolidge yester- day asked Rea to institute such a movement among rail executives. Announcement of the Interstate Commerce Commission rate investi- gation for which a schedule will be fixed shortly wus made simultaune- ously with the commission's tem»o- rary denial yesterday of the petition of Western grain growing states for a rate cut. The commission said the rates had not been shown to be un- reasonable at previous hearings, while earnings of railroads in that section were found to be low. Comment on Situation. “The agricultural industry in the | West is heavily.mortgaged and deep- ly indebted to the banks,” the deci- ton said in touching upon the situa- ‘sion which led to the filing of the complaint. “The labor and capital 29 @veowenen ENR NES LUNCHEON HELD IN LLOYD GEORGE'S HOTEL ROOMS of the grain and hay farmer in parts of the Western district receives a re- *r2rd much lower than fn an impor- | tant gainful pursuit, and this at time | “when many other industries have shaken off the depression and have made rapid and substantia] strides toward recovery.” Notwithstanding this, and the fal! in grain prices, the commission con- cluded, the present rates on the preducts under consideration in the ritories west of the Mississippi and east of the Rocky Mountains. had not been shown to be unjust nor un- reasonable of thémselves In reopening the case, it was sug- ested that a study of grain rates be made. Commissioners Campbell and Me- Chord dissented from the majority decision, the former declaring in a separate opinion that immediate de- creases should be granted. Costs of Cat Not Discussed, (Costs of a rate reduction in the West on grain and grain products were not discussed in the commission opinion, but Clyde M. Reed, chair- man of the Kansas Public Utilities Commission, which led in presenting the reduction demand, estimated that the annual earnings of railroads — decrease $17,600,000 if grain — in the West were cut 10 per : Plea for Dry law Modification. The American Women'« Council of Justice, of which Emilie -M. Sweeney is president and Mary E. Ryder sec retary, today made public a copy of a letter sent to President Coolidge lan, Socialism. | RNR re nem aus ion fighting for months, got nothing Western district, which includes ter- See Pe tt bet, Toneeee Someteption- ition, | themselves in a position where it was impossible for them to negotiate | land that I consider both parties. | didn’t she do it? requires more courage t , than to make war. “Germany's disaster was not due | guished visitors will arrive at a rail- ‘to the lack of valor or skill of her | road siding at Union | They were as valiant men, | , /as intelligent men as ever went into | which opportunity will be given for | action. ‘But the failure was in the lack of vision, rulers, | treops. struggle time. throws up big_ypen. You stating ite advocacy of modification }was no one to rally the courage, the | the resources of the ‘man heart when the hour of disaster power and to came. over failed like that. a nd : reserves, FDITOR SUGGESTS STATE DEMOCRATS. HOLD CONVENTION Ww. R. Hollister of Jefferson | City Urges Meeting Be - for the First Time Bi RRR RR Lloyd George ae ele _—a Strong Ticket. ASKS FACTIONS TO FORGET DIFFERENCES Gathering Would Be Held in Advance of Primary Elec- tion—May 1 Suggested as Possible Date. By a Staff Correspondent of ug Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Oct.° 17.—The en appeai to the Democratic ithe 1924 State primary a Demo- ‘eratic State ticket has come from Hollister, editor of the Jef- ferson City Capital News, manager of the long-for-Senator campaign former executive secretary or the Democratic National Commit- | ltee, and probable leader with Breck- | Long of the McAdoo-for- | forces in Missouri next ‘ ei Al Ae POW LG » MOP ed a, or ee . o ‘ EO i OO ig” Pa ae “ SELON ID FPO OSes in an editorial] in the Capital News 'vesterday, setting forth the need for rr strong ticket and pointing out that a party primary might result in the | nomination of a candidate for Gov- |; ; : less than one-fourth the | The picture shows Lloyd George being driven/through tke loop district upon his arrival in Chicago The downtown district was thronged with sightseers, who lined the streets many hours before The day was foggy and reminded the famous war-time British Premier of London. ticket in the field, Hollister said in ‘Statler ballrvom accommodate - icnly about 1000 persons. HERE OF LLOYD GEORGE: ,an address, the subject of which has inot been announced. | entertainment ‘visitors after the luncheon have | been completed, but it is believed the Premier will want to spend | the afternoon in rest. party will depart in their car from Union Station at 9 a. | ville, Ky., after a 12-hour stay here. ‘EXPERT INVITED TO LEAD INQUIRY INTO DOCTORS’ LICENSES no other thought and in no |uther spirit except that of the inter- | ests of the Democratic party of Mis- | without regard to any per-| ‘sonal, selfish or factional concern, if be. In this spirit and with this thought, may not the Dem- ocratic State Committee wisely con- sider the holding of a large prelim- inary conference prior to the pri- Vesper and by Hidden, who will introduce Lloyd George for | Continued From Page One, o---—- ———_-- the President of the United States of America. Auto Drive in Nature of Parade to Afford Citizens Chance to See Distinguished Visitor. complete disaster. A parade and a luncheon opportunities for the St. Louis public to see David Lloyd | George, his wife an@ daughter dur- — “when the time came when Ger- many ought to have realized that | ing their visit here Friday. the game was wp, that defeat was | for istoring her in the face, she certainly | tually completed | ‘ought-to have made peace, but why | Meeting of the Citizens’ Reception | of which Edward Hid- | 'den is chairman. | posed of delegates elected in turn by Tr township conferences. police of should be set sufficiently | coffin from the hearse in search of (far in advance to give ample notice | 2 | to the rank 4nd file of the party that | they might prepare for the work of in getting ithe conference with due regard to fair and proper consideration of all involving the making of stopped. recommendations about the first of May. or in time to permit the ‘filing of declarations by the candidates recommended by the conference as prescribed by |/to be heeded, oem —— their entertainnitent Continued From Page ‘ne, I will tell you. . o make peace of the _ distin- $1800 more in other ways, Alexander Gives Voigt had to remain in jail last night, as bonds- men who offered themselves faile former Prime Minister. car at 10:30 a. m., a welcome will be British-Canadian veterans | tof the World War, a detachment of | regarding the law lations between his school an dthe | ; Connecticut State ‘soldiers ahd the Sixth Infantry Band ! ‘from Jefferson Barracks. | The band will play the Welsh na- | tional anthem, | George’s nativity, and “America” and | | Miss Lloyd “corge will | be presented with bouquets. | Route of Auto Drive. is not without meaning now when democracy has heen after another in Europe as if it were .a thing of no use. Basis of Representation. conference should be! certificate upon a basis of -repre- | permits 'sentation that would p i - were actual attendants at his school, Ouse Datmr. the pas He said some of them had come ‘to autocracy every him with degrees.from other institu- It is a ganyble. | necticut board, and that he | honorary diplomas to such persons | Then, accompanied by the Recep- | for a money consideration. 'tlon Committee, the visitors will be} diplomas the names appeared with ‘taken for an automobile drive which | It is a lesson.” | route wil] be: ——_—_—_—_—_—_—=_-_ ——_—_—_ Want a Carr The owners of the best used cars for sale in St. Louis are awaiting you over in the Post - Dispatch’s “Automo- biles” classified Read them today. THE -POST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ One Big Automobile Rirectory | rhe Perfect Market-Place The State Committee at its meet. | ‘ng in St. Louis Nov. 12 will take up | ment from his attack of pneumonia | in Saratoga Springs, suffered a re- |lapse yesterday due to nervous indi- He has been ordered by his Westmoreland | King’s highway, ‘Park, through the park to Washing-;cOnditions in Missouri, is 53 years for consideration the proposal con- o'd, and a graduate of Western Re- to Forest | been tained in Hollister’s editorial. to Recommend State Committee to call a State con- vention to recommend in advance of. views Were expressed — the primary, making a minority nominee not have real strength | ‘in the election. The plan, which has been under | consideration iseveral weeks, but’ which had mes, } by party leaders for | received the public ap- of any of them, was out- lined in detail in the Post-Dispatch |last Sunday. Appeals to Both Factions. Apparently appealing alike to the teed and anti-Reed factions to fot- | cet past differences and join in a, get a strong’ State | ‘We should approach the prima- } . . | task of organization | purpose of making | |recommendations for a strong, well- | balanced ticket at the primary? conference might be |called, -with provision for the elec- | tion of delegates to tHe State confer- ‘ence from each county in the State, several hundred men ~— —= Hadley and students will greet the; serve University and of Harvard, and | party on the terrace before Universl- | has taught in Rush Medical College, | 'ty Hall; back through the park, with | Chicago, ‘a stop at the zoo, to King’s high- | He was a captain Held Up Putting. Auto in Garage. Sam Brasler, 1229 Walton avenue, end Wolf Schneider, 1157 Walton Corps, United States Army, in the |®*enue. business partners, were put- war perlod, and ts a Major in the |" Brasler’s automobile away in a He is a member of £&@rage at the rear of the Brasler | Set back to City Hall. heme at 9 p. in. yesterday when they | ere held up by two armed men. | robbed of $95 and By | $18.75. The robbers ‘taade both men face the wall of the ‘gerage and after taking their money Western. Reserve. Lindell boulevard; Louis University, where the | Reserve Corps. students will give greeting: inumerous scientific Lindell-Locust boulevards to to Washingtor east to Broadway, south to |Oifve street, west to Ninth street and ‘north to Hotel Statler, where Lloyd | George will address a public lunch- seen teed IES OF PNEUMONIA President of Pennsylvania Ralil- road Ill Less Than Week. ,r the Associated Preaes. PITTSBURG, J, A. M'CREA D —_ OFFERS NEW N OSE OF Johnny Jones Within $50 of His ‘‘Comeback’’ Goal East Alton’s “Friendly Man” Who Fled and) Who Was Invited Back Pays Most of Debts. ' | | ‘Physician Who. oe — By the Associated Press, ; WHITE PLAINS, X, Dr. William J. Meyer, her death at the Wéats OR 10 BLESS more Country Club in”™ weeks ago, protested te he had not been il day before the grand gating the death of the. man. . William T. Hunter of) Mrs. Webb’s uncle, algo: District Attorney Ro he had not-been call said they had impor which should, go befe jury. Rowland said both called tomorrow. so Unemployed. Several witnesses | eerning the domestie Webbs. They included) wt RESTORED IN | gave credit too freely and ee ee too many notes and, unable to see his way out, he ran away. creditors and the people of East Alton asked him to come back. returned, and the trustee pointed, and now he is on his feet “friendly man,” who came back after he had run away in panic over & Mrs. Gertrude Gor “comeback” by paying off he owes, and by the end of this week he will again be in full control of The amount that Jones was in debt and the amount that he was short in his building and loan accounts has not been. definitely stated. he turned over $3000 which he thought would cover who has been charge of Jones’ affairs since June for the creditors, nounced yesterday that only about $50 of Jones’ indebtedness remained to be paid and that then the trustee- ship would end. Jones was village grocer, president of the Board of Education, secretary of the building and loan association, deacon and treasurer of the Baptist Church, Sunday-school superintend- ent and allround friend to man. MAN WHO BOUGHT MANSION FOR | ONETIME ROBBER IN ROOMING HOUSE LIVES IN IT ALONE Owner of Old Kerens Home Vandeventer Place Restrictions Make It Valueless. Adolphus D. Branham, owner of) the former home of the late Rich-| 'when he came back, with what ap- pared to be an $8000 shortage, but he claimed that it was a matter of poor bookkeeping, found to be true to a considerable eer ae NEW GOVERNMENT FORMED IN SAXONY Notorious Communist Served Sentence for Complicity : in Red Bandits’ Raids. By the Associated Press. DRESDEN, SAXONY, Webb. Medical evidenes ™ by Dr. Otto A. Sehulid: Charles Norris. Bre | Earlier in the day, 2m made public a statement » said he would present teas “ City Hall. Ambassador to Austria-Hun- at 36 Vandeventer living alone in the house, fieg in a deposition filed today with | Who have been given responsible po- The depo-| sitions in the new Socialist-Commu- sition relates to a suit which Vande-| nist government of Saxony is Hein- venter place residents filed last Au-!| | gust against him and a man and wife’ — who were then his tenants, to keep | %% Max them from violating the restrictions | Hood,” who is serving a lon gterm of the place by running a boarding |‘! prison. Hoelz’s looting and pillaging «xpe- he | ditions, in the course of whtth held up banks and set fire to the not even a servant to aid him in car-| @wellings of wealthy industrialists, ing for the house, which is one of; Were picturesque features of Saxony’ ‘the largest of oldtime West End resi- | "ed regime three years ago. Brand- | . Who now is installed as chief of the; the Saxon chancellery, was given a who | five-year term purchased it for $7500 at trustee’s! Hoelz’s raids, but never served his He testified that, had lived in St. Louis since 1910, he'! that Vandeventer | was under any made on Oct. 3, by Dayton and Miss Anna nurses who attended s, In this statement, -Migp was represented as ing had called the attention ‘and Mrs. Margaret T. ‘oh: friend of Mrs. Webb, to | le nging to her patient, (had found half a tea | white, salty particles. She q ting in the wounding of moi ther represented as saying ther she nor Miss Dayton knet | had become of the bag, Although certain ‘ae | Webb have expressed | was polsoned, Coroner ued a certificate attributing to natural causes. K. OF C, ASKS FOR POSTPONE OF SOCIAL AFFAIR WITH MA Withdraws Acceptance of I to Gathering, for Which I Circuit Judge Hartmann. rich Brandler, late ally and chief aid Branham is unmarried, EXISTING LAWS AS PRICE CURB Attorneys Gencral Advise Applica- tion to Gasoline Manipulation, CHICAGO, Oct. | place property | usual legal restrictions. meeting of the property 17,—Recommen- dation that existing laws be applied | Koplar alsq gave a deposition, in| Wherever manipulation of gasoline | which he said that the deed he gave| prices exists was made today by at- | Branham showed that the property was subject. to restrictions. Branham.asked him tions were likely to be removed, and he understood the city was about to buy the place and turn it into a public park. The prices which Branham paid was not dis- closed. POLICE TAKE CASKET FROM HEARSE IN LIQUOR SEARCH others to join with him to have the! | restrictions removed. By the Assoglated Press. WOONSOCKET, R. 1, Oct” The Woonsocket Knights, Co bus, which recently accepted Vitation of the Woortsod t Mi Club to be its guest gathering next Tuesday which elaborate plans 7 completed, has asked Ties postpone the event, BUEm suggestion that it be hes torneys general of 24 states who for three days have been discussing the if the restric- The resolutions, the text of which made public, adical nature, Clifford Hil- y general of Minnesota, he replied that ture date. ee? President Stephen A.” the Masonic Club, on : letter from Harold J. Kenn Knight of the local cour (diately canceled all ARDMORE, Ok., Oct. 17.—C. B.|for the affair and issued ment expressing regret ft movement to bring about a7 understanding and toleranee ha with failure. * Kennedy refused to commé his the withdrawal of the accepta 4 174,000. | | 7 COOLIDGE WILL LAY WRB By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 1l?--i at lunch-|¢ent Coolidge will follow the A In tice day custom established L.’Du-|pby Presiasnt Harding by 39 attache of the French i\Arlington accompanied by & ashington, and Major-| Weeks an4 Denby and Is )wreath on thd tomb of the uf .mander-in-chief of the Military Or-/scicier. In performing Reservations tribute a year ago Mr. Harada may be obtained from the secretary! pressed the hope that his suet of the association, Capt. Walter R.!/in office would follow the ¢ ' OKLAHOMA OIL MAN DIES C. B. Simpson Recently Sold Out in Hewitt Field for $1,000,000. ! | By the Associated Press. _Cortege Stopped in Milford, Conn., | but Undertaker Prevents Opening of Coffin by Showing Certificate. Special to the Post-Dfspatch. NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—The stop- conferences to be com-| Ping of the funeral cortege of James Fuller of Union Hill, N. J., while the operator of this city, died Monday night of heart disease. Simpson began Hewitt and Healdton fields in 1913, Hewitt properties to a Haskell s sidiary for more than $1,000,000. apravinmmtmyuajitbainbebbiitiiilonintest isn: Luncheon for Distinguished Visitors. Reserve Officers’ | Association will entertain ;eon at Hotel Statler tom contraband liquor, _gered the mourners and caused the ' widow to faint. through Chief Maher, directing the , ordered removal of the cof- fin“fver protests of the undertaker and the pleadings of When she saw possibly | sear mont, military Embassy at W General George her pleas were not she swooned. coffin was not opened, however, for the undertaker presented a death and removal af der of the World War. ILIN OP EE FOOD AND EL STATIONS ee Protests When N@ Again at Ing “uy ‘shment by City. ol ‘ourteen Feeding Kitchen: Among Relief Measure: Taken to Prevent Recur | of Food: Riots by Ter. he trice K. Brown, long a & : dead woman, who sald ah TROUBLE CENTERS Webb never had any aff ‘ | ; his wife; Harold J. Crooks York, who testified er Webb marriage, and Mr Burdiet, another ‘a Nice Allege Trick Simila: That Used in Incitin; ussian Mobs to Violenc Was Used With Succes: “ 4 yF5 % jury and which he @gem ai) 4 ————— BY ee | Oct. 17.—Measures ar i by the municipality to ai ‘ 1employed were followed toda , let in the trouble centers ¢ ; Berlin, where mobs, cor of thousands of idle worker in food rioting yesterda: »a score of persons and at lea, fatality. y there was no sign of di: in any of the districts whe: day's disturbances occurred, ong the measureg annource a the city authorities, in the wa elief were the immedtate ope! of 14 stations for th@ distribt f free meals and free atlov of wood and coal. nt Berlin police charge ‘het similar to methods they d had been used in Moscow ar rad to incite the crowds | ¢e, was worked in the rioti ‘the Toyn Hall yesterday. en stretcher-bearers, followed | nm in nurses’ attire and carr: first aid satchels, accompani« demonstrators, the police r They contend that everythi: ‘comparatively orderly until tt ers‘ placed a perfectly swour upon -the stretcher, covere with a sheet and began para through the crowds, prochiin he man to be a,victim of poll ty. The trick worked, sa’ slice, and- soon afterwari ¢? w= began. Food Ministry is authorizti: Towering of prices of froz and hurrying emergency shi: of potatoes to Berlin. ‘ff! ployed in Greater Berlin neo i m,, e% "s aad > ha Had Been Completed, _ - ‘1 Sail to Plan Further I's leys With French. Aasociated Press ESSELDORF, Oct. 17.—Hu es is again in the Ruhr and Jerstood that he is to’ enga urther parleys with the Fren brities, but his movements a kept strictly secret. Fren ary headquarters today pp; ignorance of the magnat: ce, is considered probable ti on ~ is conferring with his o by Meriden, Conn.,| (Grand 300), not later than 9 a. m.| authorities. Mae Gia aces an Ge Chief of Police Maher said he was } 1e ¢ ounties | acting on a tip from the neighboring | city of St. Louis—making /town of Devon, the gathering as large as possible.” Hollister’s suggestion that the con- On suchy| “8™tion be as late as May digese-ate P seein “any question which might be rais ‘that it could be in the interect ve |NEW YORK MAYOR HAS RELAPSE ben conferred previously. | *fcAdoo, because by that time the ‘a Within the past year 38 who have! “tlegates to the regular convention boulevard to)} gone from the Kansas City Institu- | 8 hich will choose delegates to: the wee King’s highway, north to Portland | tion have ben licensed by the Con-|™&tlonal convention will have been place, west to Union boulevard, south | necticut Electic Board. Waite of Cleveland, Tobacco Man's Estate $4,182,708. By the Associated STAMFORD, Conn., Oct. ecutors of the a casket con- cealing liquor was to go thtough Mil- ' ford. | recently on a train from Hot Springs, Ark., to New York, filed an inven- The estate is to remain in the family during the life- . Cobb and at her death the University of Virginia will receive not more than $140,000. totals $4,182,708. Setback Result of Too Much Visiting | tory here today. and Desire to Be at City Hall. NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—Mayor Hy- |lan, after two weeks’ steady improve- Former Union Official Convicted. By the Associated Press. HALIFAX, NS., Oct. McLatchan, former secretary of Mine Workers, | gestion. |physicians to remain quiet for at least two weeks. The physicians said Hylan's lapse was largely the result of seeing too many visitors and of his desire to letter during strike of steel and coal workers in| Cape Breton. Heads Tlinois Odd Fellows. xii ae lates, preparing propositions ~ : abmitted to Gen. Degoutte. ———— ~_ as! an Charge at Paris © When Word Price erect pPaste Cons 74 Associated Press. . IS, Oct. 17.—Herr von Hoes eerman Charge d' Affaires. wi Foreign Office for a conf ‘With Premier Poihcate whi. © quarters, ia believed to fo: important step in regard reparations problem, German Charge remained tign Office 35 minufes. 1 ‘ly afterward Premier Po ft for a luncheon without | Ms his colleagues what bh The Blue Box A place during the interview. Belgian reparation plan v is Simply Di sated to the Reparations Co kf , today by M. Delacroix. 1 AS ri nh member. The comnilss! Anywhe meet again next week to cé - it in detaj). | the Associated Prees. SPRINGFIELD, I1l., Oct. 17.—Roy Clinton today elected Grand Warden of the Illinois told them to keep quiet or “be shot | Lodge of Odd Fellows on the first | ‘ ballot. Hi. One bar of Staufer's equals two bars of soap and costs less. Founded Pe ant atta (Member Audit Bureas of \J. A. MeCrea, ;charge of the Central region of the | | Pennsylvania of pneumonia. columns. the Chamber of Commerce, and Wal- ter B. Weisenburger will ridé In the leading machine with Lloyd George. Motor cycle policemen will lead the Fire Damages Pullman Car. | A fire of undetermined origin in a | Railroad, died here/| Pullman car on a siding at the Pull- | Col. McCrea|man shows, 5550 Bircher avenue, at | had been il) less than a week but his/ 10:30 a. m. today, burned for about | |condition was such hope jan hour before it could be extin- Washington avenue, where they will | policemen mounted on horses, and buglers, will take the Thg visitors will be .given op- pcertunity for relaxation in rooms re- has been enf®xtained for his recov-j; guished. : | _ |stroyed.. The car was one of nine on Col. MeCréa. born in Philadelphia |the siding, but none of the others iniwas damaged. railroad work, — served for them at the hote! before ithe luncheon. Tickets for Lunchcon on Sale. Tickets for this function, Which is of the Chamber Commerce, were placed on sale today ihe was made at 502 Chamber of Commerce Bulld- No more than two tick- to vice president of one of the most | important regions of the Pennsylva- Tiis services in France | during the World’s War won for him the. Distinguished Service Cross and. ASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years deputy director of transportation of! Co jlllHa ets will be sold to a person, as the' the American Army in France. MEMBEW OF THE A S000 Lette: ON 20-LB, HAMMERMILL BOND Part of the car was ade.|}200@ Business Cards, $3.45 2500, $5.40 5000, 88.75 Mail or phone orders—prompt service. Satisfaction guaran- Best Quality Dativ and Daily, “without. Munday. oY We print anything. teed or money back. Write or phone for SPECIALTY PRINTING CO. PHONE OLIVE 4540 Delivered by city 169 N. EIGHTH 8ST. Dativ oniv. 60¢ a month: $ _ Only a Few Copies Left Dispaten ef the 1923 Belgian reparations ( pl Up after a detailed investi; 1s of Germany's economic 4 ‘378. 1 position, ‘places the mi! iter .indemnity Germany should acon 2 to) pay at 66,000,000, on ™arks. Thé plan recomme! OCIATI this be guaranteed by hypothe - Of the railroads avd such r The Associated 19 exch os credited to ce rt as tobacco, coal, sugar, & o it “une! o> Wy ng Aide ee and. beer. svecial dispatches hx dacs ie Belgian Foreign Office rece SUBSCRIPTION RATES — M&gested that ith proposals abOiNen. a d to the Interallied Repa ‘Commission the basis o @ plan for a settlement of n indemnity question. The eed to this. nT Rall Workers in Ruhr ! iA It oon haven't ad La oe? through the use of Rusiness Car€ Tsal small expense . + U . A eo) ae 4 » im ay ‘ : © oJ 3 = eee ee ai Fs tered -ciate att aoe er the act of 8 ise | ; ieee 1i— Bell. Olive 4600 tiniorh, | Business lding &. An railrogd men in the oceuy « ho refused to work under 0-Beigian regime, while. , resistance program was L were cap to be apply . . » hy, as y® - ae ¥ , *

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RS NEW EVI Fai : ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1 923. y ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ° —" 1 fog ’ IASE (IF MRS. D1 IN oP ENS Once an Office Boy, ni Now Railroad STOCK VALUED Al President at $75,000 a Year FE FOOD AND EL STATIONS vn ME AR NOBLES not been called ge. oa 4 ‘ore the grand j pO aee ng yment by City Of, the death of the sé oe “, : ; —. wo. sen Feeding Kitchens im T. Hunter of Devon, A ebb’s uncle, also prone Attorney Rowland tes. 3. not been called today, panel y had important informs | should go before the e : towland said both ymorrow. HGH Te il witnesses the domestic life of, th They included Mrs, | Brown, long a friend oman, who said she be ever had any affection ; Harold J. Crookes of ‘ho testified concerning larriage, and Mrs. Irving another friend of Medical evidence was Otto A. Schultz an@ , Norris r in the day, Dr M ublic a statement which } would present to the d which he asserted 1 Oct. 3, by Miss Marga and Miss Anna Herzog, vho attended Mrs. Webb. iS statement, Miss Hers: resented as saying that gh d the attention of Dr, Meyer . Margaret T. Johnstone, aw r Mrs. Webb, to a bag bes o her patient.*in which rhe 1d half a teaspoontyl " Ity particles, She was fur ‘esented as saying that nej nor Miss Dayton knew wha me of the bag. rhcertain friends of ve expressed belief that s} ynied, Coroner Fitzgerald ertificate attributing de 1 causes. ian Who. Attended tests When Not Again at Inquiry, esociated Press. TE PLAINS, X.Y. ¢ liam J. Meyer, who erirude Gorman Webth & ath at the Westchesss., Relief Measures en to Prevent Recur- of Food Riots by sloyed..- testified RESTORED IN TROUBLE CENTERS ice Allege Trick Similar That Used in Inciting Mobs to Violence Vas Used With Success ofa City Hall ated Press. N, Oct. 17.—Measures by the municipality to aid mployed were followed today in the trouble centers of Berlin, com- bof thousands of idle workers, in food rioting yesterday, dl in the wounding of nore a score of persons and at leagt tality. ay there was no sign of dis- fin any of the districts where jay's disturbances occurred. ong the measures annourced e city authorities in the way Nef were the immediate open- | 14 statians for the distr: bu- free meals and free aliow- ane where mobs, GEORGE LE Le $75,000. division superintendent. the lines west of Pittsburg. executive position to another Al eee — ASKS FOR POSTPONEMEM |AL AFFAIR WITH MASt system. He jong iliness. War Boutillier, a native of Cincinnati, Ralph Peters as president of the Long Island Railroad, at a salary of/from the producer. Te Boutillier began as office boy in the office of Peters, then | After completing his college education, determined to make railroading his career, and started as rodman on | “Corporation of Frigerificos.” His rise was rapid and he moved from one! |packers claim prominent in railroad circles as an officer of the Pennsylvania Railroad | jare virtual head of the $200,000 1N-L00T ~ OF SAFE ROBBERS COURTMARTIAL OF 4 NATIONAL GUARD Securities Representing Es-| Trial of 138th Regiment Men tate of Chicago Grain Broker Obtained by Gang | That Robbed Deposit Vault | : i By the Associated I CHICAGO, ‘Valued at ress Oct. 17. than $200,000, —Securities mor: con- | stituting almost the entire estate of | Ehrhardt, among the who on | the late erator, Louis loot Sunday were tained by thieves, | robbed the safe deposit vault*of the Brothers warehouse, an in- according to Werner | ventory has disclosed, | the police. | A concrete and steel | vault was cut through by the rob- who worked several hours un- by a watchman who pa- wall of the | bers, /molested ‘'troled only the outside of the build- | ‘ing. U. S, PACKERS REFUSE TO JOIN “IN ARGENTINE PRICE COMMISSION Also Decline to on British Name Companies Representative New Body. | By the Associated Press. | BUENOS AIRES, a cerns established Oct. 17.—The and here have refused | to appoint a representative on icomtnission established by new legis- ‘lation with power to fix prices peri- has succeeded the lateiodically for the purchase of meat The law created a commission of six members repre- senting the Government municipality interests, including the The that no such corpo- ration exists and that they therefore unable to appoint a representa- — Keystone View Co. BOUTILLLIER. O., he land cattle though only 47, he has long been | e., Long Island road during poral The other members of the com- ‘mission fixed the minimum price for _— | ¢hilled and frozen beef for the Unit- of wood and coal. Berlin police headquarters that the men as authorized | French reports but at noon here had no similar to methods they de-] had returned to work, had been used in Moscow and| ast week by their unions and ad to incite the crowds 10 | Minister of Transports at Berlin. . Was worked in the rioting | This was the day set for the men The Town Hall yesterday. stretcher-bearers, followed by | in nurses’ attire and carry-| rst aid satchels, accompanied | monstrators, the police re-| . They contend that everything mmparatively orderly until the ters: placed a perfectly sound | 5, Upon the stretcher, covered With a sheet and began parad- irough the crowds, procliim- he Man to be a victim of police ity. The trick worked, plice, and soon afterwar] wz began. Food Ministry is authorizing bwering of prices of frozén and hurrying emergency ship- of potatoes to Berlin. ‘The Mloyed in Greater Berlin now 174,000. By ys Acceptance of Invi hering, for Which Plans ~ ad Been Completed. oainted Press SOCKET, Mm. I., Oct. 17,- nsocket Knights of Coluw th reeently accepted the in- of the Woonsocket Masonig be its guest at aie social ry next Tuesday evening, fa aborate plans had been d, has asked the club to thesmvent, but made no n that it be held at any fu- . , ‘nt Stephen A. Greene of nic Club, on receipt of the u Harold J. Kennedy, Grand f the legal council, tmm anceled ay arrangeme ffair and ssued a stat ressing regret that t to bring about a be ding and tolerance had més re. : a y refused to comment rawal of the acceptance. charge (tiet a to go back, only sumption will be slow, as the direct- | ors of the regime stipulated the men'! must apply as individuals not sign up as organizations, ter how small these bodies might be. | French offic&ls pointed out that! was not expected that all the! after nine months of silence or that; all the freight cars would start ing in one long string after axles had been rusting for a period. The return of: the railroad | workers, like the cessation passive resistance, was bound gradual, they said. ” their | Sivs ‘ne of to a — | Occupation Officials Requi Many. Dwellings at Essen. the Associated Press SSSEN, Oct. 17.—The , authorities have requisitioned furnished dwellings in Essen pews have demanded stable accom- modations for 380 horses. This ac- tion is construed by the’Germans as — re E WILL LAY WREATH iated Press. NGTON, Oct, 17 ~~ I’ Said to Plan Further leys With French. P Associated Press Pare =| PRISON DOCTOR UNWITTINGLY the | but it is considered here} natural that the process of re- | By the and could | ithe no mat-'! whistles would begin to blow afonce, : roll-| like | the | be , ’ | tor | at the beginning of the ret | said it was made, to his. best recol- Germany's economic and | jection. after the first. trial. The Position, places the mini-| woman had sworn the only paper demnity Germany should be | she signed was taken before the first | to pay at 50,000,000,000 | ceedings. rks. The plan recommends Pressed by Samuel LUntermyer, be guaranteed by hypotheca-| nce) for ‘Mrs. Stokes, to state | the railroads aya such mo- positively whether the affidavit was | > tobacco, coal, sugar, salt, made before or after the first trial. Md. beer. Stokes asked to see the paper and | Belgian Foreign Office recent- | get the date. wted that its proposals ve | “He knows very well it was dated to the Interallied Repara- Nov, 4, 1921,” retorted Untermyer. mmission as the basis of aj Inder the subpena, Untermyer | ‘plan for a settlement of the demanded that Stokes produce state- | Indemnity question. The al- ments made by other of his wit- ped to this. nesses, Stokes handed the clerk a a statement of Mrs. Nell Rose Miller, Rall Workers in Ruhr Fail who admitted last week she had to Seck Old Jobs. | testified falsely about her past, but eumociated Press. | could not say whether he had taken PELDORYP, Oct. 17. —The; statements from Joseph rt Thor-’ # Tailrogd men in the ocecupied| ton, Lillian Payne or Mrs. Anna Who refused to work under the | Doering, all of whom had told the igian regime, while ed jury they had seen Mrs. Stokes at CG : MSSELDORE, Oct. 17 Hugo dge will follow the Armi | indicating that the French and Bel- at Harding by 20tne erstood that he is to engage 1ccompanied by Secretaries @Ptther parieys with the French Ninety-three trillion marks have been confiscated by the authorities thy tomb of the unknow kept strictly secret. French | n performing this act headquarters today pn 0 Sak EE sean scares | “. * *~*~lteys in most cases were seized either e hope that his succe | e. rould follow the custom. Ms. considered probable that! local branches of the Reichsbank. ae . tes, préparing pwepositions to mitted to Gen. Degoutte. IN STOKES CASE Charge ag Paris Confers DENI coshthaneainelalals elated Press. » Oct. 17.—Herr von Hoesch, reign Office for a confer- “h Premier Poincare whic h, portant step in regard to tions problem. ign Office 35 minutes, Im- Y afterward Premier Poin- his colleagues what had ce during the interview. A to the Reparations Com- today by M. Delacroix, the meet again next week to con- Pit-in detail. sladen ‘established thet. is again in the Ruhr and it gians expect to remain indefinitely. a Denby and Jaying ities, but his novements are at various points in the occupied year ago Mr. Harding ex ignorance of the magnate’s while in transit in possession of | — is conferring with his °*" | ANOTHER WITNESS ith Premier Poincare. | SN) OS a | n Charge d’Affaires. went ® quarters, is believed to fore- an Charge remained «at * for a luncheon without in- elgian reparation plan was member. The commission only be- | Belgian reparations plan, | by meat il The P liteer eon levard nd Olive udi¢ Bureau of Cire . THE ASSOCIATED ae ¥ ” BOT. ma 2 aay. one ve one Fear. saneces ; eniere - » ® month: Bunday. 10ce nd-cliag@e ‘ostoffice “ ey or arch 9. 3 . «Sa ___Kiniorh. Central ~~ building fx e use of Post-Disp arc sat Coluluns © c ‘ontinued _From Page One, sana | ‘tains of police districts who, |complaints ithat police witnesses frequently she stated she had seen Mrs. Stokes} rajjeq | fice reported that no service on the | prisoner (10914, at | was open. to one of her children in September,| | 1914. resistance program was the Wallace apartment house. He 7© assumed to be applying a eaid he did not take statements from mally today for reinstatemem,' Filmer Henshaw or Miss Agricola ‘ed Kingdom at 27 and 24 centavos |per kilogram, respectively, and 19 centavos for beef for the continent HELPS KANSAS CONVICT ESCAPE |°: Europe, the rates to rule until Nov. 30. The prices are not for Bank Robber, Picked Up ontmiae |X°°.3 beef, but for cattle on the Walls as a Trusty, Forces Bene- hoof of the type producing the three factor to Haul Him Away. elasses of meat mentioned. The Associated Press. prices are said to be somewhat high- LANSING, Kan., er than the packing companies have kK}. Martin, bank robber, escaped from been paying. State Penitentiary here last Martin was serving a 10 to 21 year term for participation in the ‘robbery of the Muncie (Kan.) State ' Bank, Oct. 10, 1921. After getting outside the walls Of the penitentiary, Martin haled Dr. 8. 'L. Asford, prison surgeon, who was passing by with his family in-an au-; tomobile Dr. Asford, thinking Mar- tin a prison ‘“‘trusty,”’ picked him up. As the convict entered the car he irew a revolver and ordered the doc- to drive him as far toward Kan- “as his gas would let him.” | 4. the Judge H. P. Oct. 17.—John recently SEVEN-YEAR-OLD FIREWORKS SUIT FOR $3450 REVIVED New York Dealer Now Sucs Offi- cers of Nation’s Birthday Asso- ciation for 1916 Bill. Another suit was filed in Federal Court today ty Henry Pain, New York dealer in fireworks, for $3450 alleged to be due him for fireworks the celebration of July 1916. in Forest Park. This time defendants named are Probate Charles W. Holfcamp, Oliver Grundon and Menzer F. Doud as president, treasurer and secre- tary, respectively, of the Birthday Association. Pain seeks to recover the stated in a promissory note which asserts the defendants gave agents of the association, that promoted the celebration. He filed suit in Circuit Court against the association an‘ all its members, including Mayor Niel, but this was in the expectation that a would be made. In 19820, another suit in Federal the officers and com- of the association. - ight. furnished for isas City | became mired in the mud, and Mar- tin, after searching Dr. Asford to/|} armed, departed, walk- | the road. ‘ Advertising Convention to ah mee ‘oli 9 o> iSpain was in its final stages at he held at the Coliseum Oct. 24, : ed nena patie tl «oun at Sh s =e wen po te Ne SO OR ee ge pa a et ee Cee ee ee a ° > a ye ta a re awe oeee NF — we ae ee ee a ER ce oe et

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= et 4 PORT ee eee ee ‘ ST. LOUIS POST: DISPATCH The Gity Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Eauals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined | ‘2 4 : ee IO FUT U Rn - ————— clets. ~ i \ — PN | SS J all wanted cOlOTS.....--++--*-+-+- as a q . . Kline’s—Main Floor. 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street WHISKEY FOR | FXDRY AGENT | | paignsui sixir, catet WHO KILLED MAN Aspironal, Medicated With | | Latest Scientific Remedies —_— : | That Are Endorsed BY | Dimitros Koustas Tebon| ; : | | i Medical Authorities to From Edwardsville Jail to! jj | | fa Short a Cold or Cough Due vf Pp | fo Thu sda — vil “to Cold and Prevent Com-. Show Cause Why He re p are d r : r Y ==|Sale o& Selected Coa ate ‘Relief, Quick Warm, parce inn loon and appeared at > —.....— ee Presenting a Galaxy of: Remarkable Values—~ | ¢ SH eae ch 33 $3 : Up. ee ee ea aaes whas| : ae he ee & | Unusually High As to Quality and Low in Price ~ Eline’s—Main Floor. mae 34 Every Druggist in U. S. In- A hearing was held at Edwards. | i cted to Refund Price | ville today on an order for Dimitros | 18 : Koustas, formerly a Federal prohi- + ; While You Wait at Coun-| ition enforcement officer in the) | ter if You Don’t Feel Re- rast St. Louis district, ni ma pet ; he should not be deport as i lief Coming in Two Min- *’’ : | 4 — enor) an undesirable alien. | utes. - Koustas is in jail at Edwardevilie | Pa) et a are The sensation of the drug trade is she was 16 years old, ina restaurant | ae Aspironal, the two-minute cold and at Sixth and Elm streets, where she reliever, authoritatively guaran- | was employed as a waitress, and that) teal’ by the laboratories; tested, ap- he took her to Madison and estab- roved and most enthusiastically en- jished her in rooms over his saloon, orsed by the highest authorities, and which were rented to immoral wom- prociaimed by the people as ten times en He did not properly support her. as quick and effective as whiskey, she said, and did not marry her until, rock and rye, of any other cold and iest July. after he had gone to jail. = le « er ee past sae swallow and call for your money back Steve Karimitos, a cousin of. Kous- in two minutes if you cannot feel the tas, testified that he visited the place distressing symptoms of your cold fad- and another saloon at Eighth and ing away like a dream within the time Madison. streets, Madison, which limit. Don’t be bashful, for all drug- Koustas conducted while he was pro-, iste invite you and expect you to try hibition enforcement officer and f Everybody's doing it. bought liquors at both places, and When your cold or cough is relieved, that Koustas suggested that Karimi- | take the remainder of the bottle home tos and a friend go into the “moon- to your wife and children, for Aspi- shine business, promising to protect ee - - gl me ae —_ oe . ——- 4 —— —2 ~ om —_ m +4, pas to, ~— ~ a xy? é a a —— NN 5 at Handsome High-Quality Mate: ial . ale A ptined et ape gee them and assist them in sales. an elverette —Minerva | ‘* ective, the ec : ho 7 eine Gal Senenters- c es whe ost agreeable cold and cough remedy ews oustas, questior ed by) immigr: —Pollyanna T fi bie cis * for children as well as adults. Quick- >\°” snapemor Nesh of the St. Lous : —# Urquina 2 th ee + est relief for catarrhal croup and “parton mi torment w Uereee 8 - —Fashona rm > “Eh children "« choking wp at night. ee ee . Paeen Fou —O aye ie eren = ¢ &. AN He was an enforcement agent, he —Arabella es. ) ; said, from September, 1$21, to Sep- . i) ea WEAKNES S; LOSS tember. “is22! when’ ne was aie- —Formosa —Veldette 7 OF WEIGHT THIN missed without prejudice. Prior to. oe wath . that h@ had been a laborer in. stee! ‘ i ee : , Piants at Madison and Canton. As MISSES SIZES TO 20 ; ¢ POOR BLOOD an enforcement agent he was kno-wn : ’ é as Tom Pappas. He adopted that \ | CAN BE OVERCOME WITH name, he said, at the suggestion of ‘ “7 LUYTIES’ ee Keegan, group chief at Tlast Fine Selected Furs ' q 4 bar | 3.4 — : ‘St. Louls, when he made his arpli- TISSUE TONIC %::: : Improves the Blood, Strengthens the Not Asked About Citizenship. Nerves, Stimulates the Appetite, “eee” had wanted him to be an ; Up the Miasnes, giving re- arent and he had objected that his sane . mame was too well known, and pro- : . posed calling him Pappas instead. Strength and Vitality KLoustas took the oath in that name. Liquid, large bottles, $1.00. Also was commissioned in thet name and ee * —Platinum Wolf | —Caracul- —Manchurian Wolf —Viatka Squirret ~ —Skunk —Fine For = im the convenient tablet form, per was paid in that name. WOMEN'S SIZES TO 46 ‘Np ee bottle, 50 cents. When he applied he was not asked | it For Colds and C ughs about his citizenship bat voluntarily | | ‘ i made oath that he was, believing | ' Luyties’ No. 99 that he was. | To be taken at the beginning. For @ Letters introduced by Nash from Colds and Coughs, etc. Prevents In- the County Clerk and Clerk of the fluenza, Bronchitis, Pleurisy and (City Court at Canton stated that the Pucumonia. Never be without it. records there showed only that Price, 250; larger size bottle, 660. Koustas fed a deelaration of inten- Luyties’ Family Doctor Book—72 tion in 1912. pages—tfree on application. Roustas’ aattorney asked for more . . time to pepduc f of citizenship Luyties’ Homoeopathic Pharmacy ana was given 20 days 913 Locust St. UNG TRIE “a SSS HUNGER STRIKES IW IRISH JAILS, DANDRUFF SOON CONTAINING 13,000 PRISONERS D ESTRO YS THE HAIR Oath Taken by Mountjoy ae Ae i, If you want plenty of thick, beau. © take No Food and Spread of Sy tiful, glowsy silky hair, do by a)! Strike Is Predicted. means get rid of dandruff, for it wi)] By the Associated Press. starve your bair and ruin it if yo ‘--BELFAST, Oct. 17.—Tragic re- A STATEMENT Japanese Mink Trimmed Sealine Coats and Wraps Sealine Coats and Wraps : miles an hour. Folding wings make S kK li ft possible to transport the plane ure e lef along a narrow roadway or shelter it in a small hangar. NN opposes TAX LAW REVISION | F hok f exquil Mink Marmot Coats beanty eam large ! Mink Marmot Wraps || Pélts with long taila & these skins are made up don "t.- sults or a notable victory may be-the —— | - It doesn’t do much good to fry to Outcome of the hunger strike be- ’ | ee 52 a . \ | | ees iat brush or wash it ovt. The only sure SY" bY the Soldier «prisoners in We desire to especially emphasize the fact that every indi Py i Sa way get rid of dandruff is to dis. Mountjoy jail in Dublin seemed vidual Kline Coat is carefully selected from onlv those tried . | +p solve it, them you destroy it entirely. *6°. Aaccoraing to a epublican . nolkears whease era ttatmameisin, thae anet éf, . 3 | y i‘> Cn a is reflected in its weil furnished a Government order of seaplanes ny eaee ie |" homes. The Prufrock-Litton Fur. —} to be used by army fivers tn an at- ik eth niture Co.. Fourth and St. Charles, tempt to fly around the world next Natural Squirrel Fine Northern } + now offer sample suites at 15 per | spring. Trimmed ~ : § a cent to 40 per cent off—on oppor. The ‘world cruiser” will litt 4660 — Muskrat Coats ; , 14 tunity to refurnish vour home. pounds, has a cruising radive of 2700 Sealine Wraps and Coats el . = tee . 3 miles and a speed of 150 to 175 Self-Trimmed ® : “ + * A are - Fine Foxr Trimmed . ro Sealine Coats and Wraps - homey Trimmed Chokers wonderfully La : pars See - : caline Coats and W : ri" : Senator Smoot Tells Mellon Saffictent Viatka Squirrel ‘ _ special price of : Revenue Is Produced. Trimmed Natural Skunk WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—Senator Trimmed e Sealine Wraps and Coats Smoot, Republican,.of Utah, advised Secretary Melion today against any Vand j . . % . . effort on the part of the Treasury to arin and Bell Sleeves Flare | seek revision of the tax iaws at ‘the re and v rappy Effects Scvtbenshtels amavis: Off Ceiienenn Striking Reverse Matching of Skins The Senator said the present law € SEALINE: Seal Dyed Beigtan Coney MINK MARMOT: M | a + ee . . > ink t. was working well and producing sut- @ Dyed Marmo ;Aeclfent revenue. Seqline Coats and Wraps ee ee eee a WEDNESDAY, OO lute iv, 1923. Special at $2. MADAM Hendren Doll with hair, bw nd t t afoes and stockings. 16 it Sewing Set, 9 ing Set in nicely li ae rok Fitted : floss tting spoo peo! * and stamped doi! Roly Poly, 3 These Roly Polys are ¢ tall and come in assorte ters. | crit Silver-Plate Knives and | ae $99 RING 250 set ver-plated Knives a for s vselli ench bi Sizes 6 to 11 (Bors Store—Four - ‘THRIFT AVE The Buy-Way of St Fancy China at 5 Many dainty gift iten ported and domestic wa! cluded in this sellin he season's choices are shown in a large assc plain and faricy fabric ble for skirts, dresses ; Sald by the piece only. Fudge Aprons a Made of wunbleachec stamped in simple Fre and lazy-daisy designs. Women’s Gowns Well made of cambri over models; these G trimmed | in. colored pi full and are very speci | Men’s Gloves at Chamoisette and silk | “Adler” and “Kayser” m ‘some “Adler” chamoiset in black and brown, | broidered backs, in plait cy stitching. Sizes 7 to tape Sizes 32 to 42. Smoker Stand at A Smoker Stand w frome finish, is 28 in match holder. Remova ash tray. Ash Trays at. | (Thrift Avenve—™Me Torcheres at $1.2¢ Torcheres fitted w

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WEDNESDAY. Lg, 29: bgt ie The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH «es —_— A “ -_ bs ee et —— a catia — ene = tanita dee — groups Cont re eall and come in assorted charac- estzsesees ih 6 3 stitching. Many ee re greece Ree eit blems and braid. OL LOU , a ters. (Fifth Fioer. Rene = : ; OME | ile men?) gf le | S les in si ° ; : Event , oer.) sk mecere. Sen. tr | lee. 7 A yay yeh cae Chiffon Hose at $2.35 Pair Clocked Hose at $1.65 Pair. % Renee See » SaaS cee tae , ; | Women’s thread silk Hose of me- nO : - F | 2 to 6 years. ‘Geena See» ./aaoaraaaae Gre Women’s full-fashioned Chiffon | ; _ with clockings in a variety of attrac- High-spliced heels, double soles and | tive ouvneral Some hive’ uceitend | multi- &£§ Vanta Shirts a ae HS At 95c expert At $1.15 : Afr - Made of beacon/cloth, in whi - . . r . Ms , te and : ; ; - show : Silk, wool-and-cotton Shirts, Winter | solid colors with nursery designs. reinforced toes. Clear, even weave, in lisle tops. Black and colors. : 4 weight. Infancy to 2 years 7 gL Have slight imperfections. black only. as well — . , Silk H $1.39—3 Pairs, $4 1 ose, ‘ airs, Handmade Dresses C2 ee * a. Infants’ Petticoats silk Stockings at $1.79 Pair At $3.95 Sieh At 35c me Semi-chiffon Hose of thread silk, Infants’ a * and short Dresses of | Made of flannelette, Gertrude style gored oat samrones sees 8 made full fashioned with mercerized | Silver-Plated anew quality French nainsook, beauti- : : ’ with shell-stitched edge. 3 for $1.00. semi-chiffon weight, of very fine | jisle tops, double soles and high- : - ms 4) yemorere a | Madeira Pillowsli gauge. Made of silk to the garter spliced heels 8 Bi ‘ ered, in a variety of styles. Infancy | S ] C t | wslips hem, which is of mercerized lisle. Dou- , ty Materials g Knives and Forks — g ss Ousites ainip ce Oa S At $1.59 ble soles and high-spliced heels. Black = ‘All the desirable shoe shades are 5 Infants’ hand-embroidered and hand- and white. _ Tepresented. (Main Floor. nerva | At S$ 95 S t t $2.98 $ 95 § 95 scalloped Madeira Pillowslips. ene: | gra a Y : o — e Infants’ Quilts of Jap satin hand —— ————— and plete with kapok pillow to fit. ——~ ~~ ma - 7 _—— — Purquina / : OFFERING 250 sets of sil- embroidered and hand tufted, in pink | | Children’s Night Drawers | ; ° . ° —~Ormandale ver-plated Knives and Forks or blue. : | | Women S Thread Silk Hose, $1 95 Pair ¢ : for ursday’s selling. The Children’s Dresses N this group are 200 sample Coats from one | At 69c , : , | ‘ Veld . Knives have French blades, dec- . of the leading manufacturers of high-grade Of Amoskeag flannelette, pink and | Full-fashioned Thread Silk Hose, medium weight and of a nice, —\eldetlé | orated in neat plain design. There . At $3.50 . blue stripe, with drop seat. 2 to 8 years. clear, even weave, silk from top to toe. High spliced heels and dou- ia are six Knives and six Forks to Mister, gureius stock of merchandise. There are Coats suitable for 3] ; ble soles. Black, cordovan, russet, taupe and polo gray. | 20 . . the set. (Mata Floor.) Children’s Dresses, in serge and wool- | boys and girls. All the newest styles are ex- eeping Garments | (Hostery Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Main Fider).. : Bo ; gl bee on age —ageltine Bae hibited in mannish effects as well as dressy At $1.00 rr eee : | ys are trimmed with velvet and hand ™odels. mahabes seat ie ae . F , Flannelette gee Picea variety of styles in | The matérials are chinchilla, polairs, wool | drop-seat style, in sizes 8 to 12 years. urs ° mixtures and broadcloth. There are only a : piper Ay siete ahead . | Pajamas 7 _ few of a kind. All are priced at substantial he ‘®. savings. Viatka Squirrel” S 59 Fine Fox a — . ce ADE of good quality flannel- = ; Infants Long Coats ) 46 i ette in one and two piece ‘ Es At $3, $4 and $5 wtylee— =—_—--- and are very special value. Light-weight Cotton Vests; made with round neck and tailored nahn Guraien Gale ie in a wide choice of patte a ==> | =— Men’s Gloves at 79C top. Some have fancy yokes. Full length; broken sizes. : : age. 8 stad 4-Yard Linoleum, $1.05 Square Yard Chamoisette and silk Gloves, in Mader” end “Kayser” makes. ee ate ae Linoleum of an exceptionally good — ee Sixt oor.) Br Siac aaa ‘brvens wien co Womens 3_P} Wi ; oidered backs, susytr FB and fan- ag 1 ce Livi -R een Hh Sizes 7 to 1o. Fall Footwear eC ng oom) Suite Electric Curling Irons, ; ; Exceptional $ As $1.69 Featured in a Special Selling | Value 37 4 Illustrated : ey nickel-plated, full size $ 50 tons. Complete with cord. Heat- At ] Pair THIS is a beautiful overstuffed Suite fashioned in graceful Queen Anne ing element teed f 7 year, a enCanel oahen i design and upholstered in rich brocaded mohair. It comes in all the popular shades, and outside backs are covered in same material. Equipped Bust Confiners at 49c A COMPLETE range of styles, sizes and widths in Shoes URS ' with loose spring-filled cushions. A truly noteworthy value. 1 og of pink satin in medium suitable for street and business wear is represented in . e ° - ; . . ° a. ~~ poseening style, wie this selling event. eee eee Windsor Rocker, $21.50 Console Desk, $57.50 Sizes 32 to 42. The business woman's Oxford, made over the weli-known a eS ‘ S B. W. combination last is a feature of this sale. With welt P he ns ot — Bo Bo igo An prone A decorative -_ con odd oker Stand at $1 - We : almost any a piece t prove a welcome tion in — le Ly PON he soles and Cuban heels, they are a fit the + 1Zar TO uc SN English brown mahogany; genuife rush seat . any home. Italian design; finished in walnut. : oker Stand with poly- hee], Patent leather, black and brown kid, in sizes from ch rom ; ; . eel. a , " ° . (Seventh Floor ) rome finish, is 28 inches high 3 to 10, widths AAA to D. In a Special Demonstration T his Week Easy Terms of Payment — holder. Removable glass Strap pumps with fancy cut-outs, new short vamp, Span- Wizard Mop, 98c : f xk P ash tray. ish heels, in black and colored suedes. S!ZE, service and quality are notable features of the cers of exquisite fj ¥ Ash Trays at 50c Black satin sandals, suede trimmed, turn soles, Louis heels. Wizard Polish Mop which is being offered at this low urious, large full 9” Colored glass Ash Trays with Patent leather, turned or welt sole Oxfords, with Louis or price during demonstration week. Can we pre geen mn long tails. And f _ rest and safety - match Cuban heels are also offered. (Main Floor.) pon: Ary its dry chemical treatment or its soft absorbent + oe older. ° ehh es 4 oe ff C ‘ fa ; ’ Other sizes of Mops, $2.50, $2.00 and $1.50. ras 4 yi ect | ent pried 20g 65¢ ya Wizard Polish, 30c to $3.00 | e Mee6 a : 3 _ In the popular square mesh, fin ’ , A polish well known for its cleaning and polishing qualities =) et tt S$ aoe a 7.30 AE &- oy ) ished on base with fringe that has | ia, ' is offered at this wide price range. Guaranteed to produce a 7 oY ae Re Be —— 5. met: é ee FPREE yer sry hi : rh 13 a black heading. ) \. A e hard dry luster with amazing quickness and ease. Sold in all rs - evemeecoaeneetee an a\)\ >= + atm >> é (Thrift Avenyve—Main Floer.) 7 Lf a > »> y sizes from 4-ounce bottles to gallon cans. y, ; Wy a“ oer ay : e Torcheres at $1.29 Each Ps / 4 Z Carpet Clean, 25c SOS EES . & eenerain ceans 1" Decorative Torcheres. finished " f if Ps A granular preparation that absorbs the dust of carpets and ea § TF LoS ae vf Ge SY ~~ 1d : re a in polychrome, fitted with cylin y »~ rugs while sweeping. Brightens the colors of the patterns, Sef, ’ —— der parchment shade. The color La and is an indispensable preparattion for every nemne haans . , ce a — ‘ assortment includes green, rose or . yellow. (Square 15—Main Floor.)

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: . + We a4 hie 3 te) y id if ; ? ;; eel, ge > a a Ea Ie A Rn . .- = ~ b = * a EA en ae ee 7 - 2 at: J ae an «ee _o a Pad o 7 ~ Z =" a . aes y ~ —— tw s 3 7". i fs « & 2 —— 5 - - 4. s =_ er ¥ Sal * iow @ ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Sale, tie ha ae 4 A - ‘ Sa . d : 4 a a ee? a ws : OCTOBER ‘7. 1927. ee ee — Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth te rei Thursday’s Selling—A Demonstration of Genuine Values, Special Sale of - Aluminumware © We Have Just Received a Limited Number of These Beautiful Genuine Victrolas Electrically Rewound—In Our Own Exclusive Console Cabinet A beautiful piece of furniture when not in use—the supreme in musical repro- duction when desired. This models {ts exclusively Vandervoort’a. compartment, containing four 16-inch It {fs our own design. It is not obtainable and four i12-inch record albums. Center anywhere else. door siips under sound chamber, leaving it open. —American walnut or mahogany. —Tonp ts divided allowing access to coperat- —Graceful in line; substantial in construc- ing parts without interfering with Con- Von. sole effects at efther end of cabinet. 48 inches long, 36 inches high, 24 inches —An ideal article of furniture for living deep. room or music room, and with a genu- ine Victrola, insures musical satisfaction. Monthly on Balance —Doors on elther end enclose large record 590 Down With $ Purchase Price Complete $275.00 and an Excellent Value Muste Salon—S®ixth Floor. Learn to Make Your Own Bags, Lamp Shades and Pillows In the Shop Beautiful— 4 Full Line With materials purchased in the Art Nee- dlework Dept., competent instructors will of Materials lend their services gratis in the fashioning of delightful novelties in myriad color —from which to combinations and intriguing with the pos- make your selections. sibilities of artful design. Including the Silks, Fringes, Rose latest fancies in embroidery work, knitting Trimmings and An- and crocheting. tiqgue Braids. Art Needlework Shop—Secord Ficor. == =From Ye Gifte Shoppe ‘Twin Lamps of China —— —— oe in old coral with the me! | 2g; i rey 7 Two-tone Walnut Gate-Leg Tab! Georgian design. Drop leaves. 38 | iua purpese of a circular shaped poirchrome Smokers’ Table. Fitted with ash trar match bog. cigar Roilder and a cenerous-Siced drawer its proeriston for the smokers’ needs ‘s a @istinct con- renience. $25.00 Of stngular- Made of hand carved walnut with handmade eedlepotnt Bea i vois Tapestry in delieate pas- yellow tn color, the narrow BE cessor ong tel shades. This Chair is bands of black form a pleasing gee A 2 real treasure at contrast in decoration The tn- Sirécese es 4 . side of the bow! is cream-coi- - S450.00 ered. Set. complete, aes $18.50 37.00 Alwars ready for a spe- eal luncheon, or a bite after ~ ° , . @reasburg Pictures for Gifts | the outing is this attractive Relier Caner —nclude many replicas of Cheese and Cracker Set of finds it a fi- the werk of Maxfield Parrish. ebonv giass vith gold en- ting home frr eve chif- forebe, full size bed, and dressing ta- ble. | c= = x — Chaise Lounge, $55.00 This is a beautiful piece and an uausual value. Uphel- stered in black sateen. Furniture Shop—Fifth Fiocer Special Values in Rugs and Linoleums $67.50 Seamless Axminster Inlaid Linoleum, $1.65 Yd. Rugs, $55.00 —good quality. splendid line —ize Sxl? feet. in Persian to choose from. and Chinese designs. = $3.00 Inlaid Linoleum. $2.29 $84.00 and $89.00 Wilton —@kira fine quality. seven Rugs, $71.50 patterns to select from while —size Sxl? feet, copies of fine they last. Oriental Rugs. Rug Shop—Fourth Floor New Arteco Bed- spreads and Bolster : $13.50 and $16.50 Set ° Electric Made of Krinkle Cloth in Heating : a variety of pretty colors and designs. (Guaranteed to : Pad S be absolutely fast. If color fades from exposure to sun .20 Value at or hght goods is returnable. asi Mads for single and double $ 65 beds. Seotch Plaid Auto- Three temper- mobile Robes atures, large size, $6 to $35 Each and flexible, eon- Shown in excellent selee- venient for any tom, comes in medium and kind of illness, heavy weight. in ecombina- Very special. tion of reversible plaids and Electric Shop— plaids with plain color back. Basement Bianket Shop—Second Foioor. ‘i Pure Aluminum Roasters Regular price, $2.00 Special at $1.50 Round Dish Pans Special at $1.00 Made of pure aluminum Water Pail at $1.00 _ pure aluminum, ji j Special at $1.25 Of pure aluminum, Size, oval shape. Special, $1.25 Of pure aluminum, rT Tomorrow's. 39 Household Apron tape bound, waterpra 39c Drews Shields; « nainsook: small and is 10c Imported Pin Pins: gtass heads , Sc Snap Fasteners; | rustproof: per dozen .. 10c Rick-Rack Braid 3 and 4 vard pleces.. , Ankle-Length Sateen Bloomers Fine quality Sateen Bloomers, well rein- forced, and made in most desirable Round Roaster at Te Of pure aluminum, very Regular size. high, neck and long sleeve Vests and French band, ankle - length Pants; monary 59c Steamer and Frying Pans, 79c Of pure aluminum, very spe- Broken plaid cotton or wool - mired Blankets, full double - bed size. Very soft and @. warm. Pair .. $4.95 length Panta, tn sises 49. 42 and 44. Sale petebo. eee (Mate Fieer.) Wash Boiler Of heavy tin. cepper stationary hand’e, number § size. Traveling Bags Goed cuality cowhide (second cut); lift catch- es, tnaide lock. leather- pockets..._.. Xv (Poearth Fileer.! a $22.50. Luster Tea Set Rich. two-tone fuster 23-piece Tea Sets in ra- rious colors. Full serv- ice for ¢ persons, tncied- ing teapot, sugar * _42234-inch Piliew- cases. rneatiy: hemmed. Made of fine cotton and subdjert to slight. irregularities. . Zic (Third Fieer.> Broom, $1.00 Extremely good quality. housefurnishing Shep—BSasement. $8.50 Elec

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‘ . ¢ See ae ae : CERT ite . 4 OCTOBER 17, 1928. + E The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH t; — q on SSeee se eee! hss tee ee tii ee eh ee i oe eh on ee ~ $6.50 Pattern | The October Sale Brings Choice Tomorrow of sarage ° trons. Use it! 3 98 d 4 50 S Ik BE’ douse ; an ‘ 1iKS These $8.00 and $9.00 Sivan $3.98 Satin Pumps Just as Illustrated Canton Crepe New Fall shades of brown, cocoa, tan, gray, navy or black; 40 inches wide. $3.98 Canton Crepe In a wide range of new Fall colors or black. Re- versible dress weight; 40 inches wide. $7.50 Black Chiffon Velvet 40-inch imported Black Chiffon Vel- vets. For wraps and dresses . $4.50 Satin Niagra Crepe In new shades of brown, navy blue, sith 39 inches wide. $4.50 Satin Charmeuse In seal brown, gray, tan, midnight or navy blue, and black; 40 inches wide. $2.75 Black Satin Charmeuse Yard yard lustrous Black Satin Charmeuse $3.50 Black Niagra Crepe 40-inch Black Niagra Crepe. Extra | heavy, firmly woven, reversible quality. | sre dresses or Remarkably Priced $98 a Yard Ninth to Tenth Tablecloths Another shipment enables us to renew this exceptional offering of linen cloths. These are 70x70, full bleached and in circular $4.45 45 Zhe Store for ALL the People patterns . (Main ‘Wiesoealt ugents) More and more, as the “News’’ spreads of these unusual assortments and exceptional val- ues, women are coming here for them. Winter Coats And we are meeting their expectations by affording.a selection that’s unsurpassed in vari- ety of stvles and ‘fabrics. Especially is this true of the assortments offered at this price. Patent Leather Black Kid Log Cabin Suede Mandalay Suede We are illustrating exactly the two smart Pumps offered at this special price tomorrow. These are the very latest ideas in strap effects. Have the popular Spanish heels. ee (Fourth Flocer—Nugents.) $2.00 Novelty Gauntlets On Sale at $1 .50 $1.00 and $1.25. Sample Gloves Samples of chamois suede in 2-clasp and Gauntlet style. Alsoa few 12-button lengths with embroidered 75 and spear backs, Cc (Main Fleor—Nugests.) $4.00 Duvetyns Yard wide Duvetyns in navy blue, or black. Soft splendid quality for dresses . 40-Inch Crepe de Chines All-silk Crepe de Chines in new Fall! euades of brown, tan, gray, Cocoa, rose, ivory and Among These You Will Find Coats of Amolaine be. Coats of Lustroline ; srt Coats of Trouvenette : Coats of Francette Coats of Bonavaine Coats of Grenada : a ae Fur Is Used on Many Just the Gloves most wanted for Fall wear, and these are in the good shades. They are of excellent quality washable chamois-suede, with elaborately embroidered cuffs. Choice of all sizes at this price. $1.50 Chamois- $1.00 Chamois- Suede Gauntlets Suede Gloves Very pretty novelty Good quality Chamois- styles with cuffs Suede Gloves in 2-clasp trimmed in contrasting | style with pretty pearl colors, embroidered | | clasps and embroidered backs. Made of fine | . pic A quality washable backs. ood shades chamois suede. * $l 00. for Fall 65c "$3.00 Crepe de Chines 40-inch Crepe de Chines in new shades of tan, gray, nayy, or (Main Floeor—Nugents.) $5.00 and $6.00 Coatings $“) .89 A fortunate purchase of a well-known mill’s remnants enables us to offer a fine 54-inch Bolivia at this very special Choice of kitfox, brown and black in lengths from 1 Such Furs as Manchurian Wolf, price. Nutria, Opossum and Squirrelette. to 5 yards. A yard sae at $1.00 aie ba enjoy wearing on any occasion can $4.00 Cheviots $3.50 Wool Velour minum, 10-quart readily be selected from this number. But even more -inch, fi o a 1 with soft, ric 54-inch, fine quality, rich, soft finish. | h N O bl impressive will be the exceptional values. You'd little oth ye ie gee e ping ver ouses finish. For capes or dresses. All wanted $2 98 shades including navy and black . expect to find such Coats at such a price. or gray Main Fl N ts.) ain oor— NA ugents. (Second Floor—Nugents. ) . Everything io the Home| Jacquettes and the Hip-Length Models i ; Dt cis Tomorrow’s Notion Specials 39c Household Aprons; rubberized cloth, * 290¢ a ice Boilers tape bound; waterproof. M ny at uminum, 2-quart / S39c Dress Shicids; of double ‘covered SRAM PR aap ar OTe Sates eo | . nainsook; small and large sizes 1. fishes 5 Separates 23 “3323335 550 °4 $ 75 { 10c Imported Pin Cubes; 100 stee! ringe ur ains . tufts$- Si sssiagecsteces © Pins; glass heads... EE Sc Snap Fasteners; black or white: $3.35 Ruffled \ Ruffled Voile | Just 300 Curtains. Of fine quality net Each EERProct; per dosen. . . Curtains _ trimmed with bullion fringe with black head- | . ae! > seen georinameapa WANS PRS, COleeD: 6c Splendid quality Ruffled ing. Choice of many beautiful patterns. Three af Ages ee ¢7 os oe Rene ye eae eee Volle Curtains with neat colored 2 (Main Floor—Nugents.) stitching on ruffles. Complete , $5. 00 and $5.50 Filet Net Just as ler at 65c = with tie-backs. Curtains $1.25 Duplex Shown Pair . Fine quality Filet Net and aminum. Ankle-Length Bianket and Scotch Net Lace Curtains. As- Sateen Bloomers line quality Sateen Corduroy Robes A fine assortment of Neat Blocked Voiles Splendid quality Crossbar Voiles, in large and small sortment of patterns with neat overlocked edges, also some Shades Such an opportunity as this presents to make selection of the - new Overblouses is sure to be eagerly welcomed, for these are unusually at- Bloomers, well rein- | Beacon Blanket and checks with wide taped edge. lace trimmed. aihed: aibetel Giteiiied el tractive. They are of rich silk fabries, some elaborately beaded and some Min es shade tn | Corduroy Robes, White, cream and Arabi- Pair . ; Pcs? he tee g Rs at Res embroidered, and are in the wanted colors—rust, cocoa, beaver, brown, navy most desirable desirable $2. 95 an, color. Yard 75c Fiber Silk Mixed 3 feet wide and 7 feet long blue and prints. In all sizes 36 to 46. (Second Floor—Nugents.) colors shades 85c Velwo Cretonnes Drapery and mounted on guaranteed (Fourth Floor.) (Fourth Floor.) Another shipment of thése 86 inches wide, shown in two 2 gare onurin ar gp Choice beautiful Cretonnes shown in a shades of Pongee. Ideal for O green an (1 > aaa at 790 ; Women’s 75c $5.50 Crochet splendid range of patterns and casement 44c¢ white. On sale it nf Ta iyi Seconds of Women’s $2.00 and $2.50 minum, ver Spe- ~ y Sp Vests and Pants Bedspread colors. Slight color im ET a bs w'ce ee bweed NN My a) yy y Kettle, $1.00 um, 8-quart size. ares T Sheets : shtub fl . Rich. vad BO 1! SG Fine quality, bleach- Set of Patty Irons. Granite Colanders. Choice of Any price, $1.00 ere Fuh PE Gerd Feng ge tnd Triangle shaped Floor Polish- | Bread Boxes (shopworn). of These Listed ial, 72c ice for 6 perso s. includ. s elunadl gobs geareton eet ing Mop, adjustable handles. Mail Boxes. ) , “on, large etre. Regular size, high neck and long sleeve Vests and French band, ankle - length Pants; slightly irregular... 59¢ (Main Fleor.) Full double-bed ‘size Spread, light - weight and soft finish. Scallop- ed edgé¢ and matching coved :.......1ee (Third Floor.) $6 Full-Size Blanket Broken plaid cotton or wool - mivyed Blankets, full double - bed size. Very soft and warm. Pair . $4. 95 (Third Floor.) $3.50 Mattress Protector Well - quilted Protec- tor, for full-size bed. Zig-zag quilt. 54x76-in. size. Sale price (Third Fleer.) ————— Extra-Size $1 Vests and Pants High neck, long sleeve Vests and ankle- length Pants, in sizes 40, 42 and 44. Sale price.... 69c (Main Floor.) Icy-Hot Vacuum Bottles Special Vacuum Bot- tle, pint size. In green container. Keeps liq- ulids hot or cold «(Main Floor.) $8.50 Cowhide Traveling Bags Good quality cowhide (second cut); lift catch- es, inside lock, leather- lined, with pockets. . $5.85 (Fourth Fleer.) $17.00 Domestic Dinner Set Ed. W. grade china, line border edge decora- tion. 50 pleces. - _ Service for six 12.95 (Fourth Floor.) Knowles’ high- with neat perfections. Yard* (Third Floor—Nugents.) Imperfect Axminster Rugs If Perfect, $50.00 Seamless Velvet Rugs 9x12 Velvet Rugs, good durable quality in assortment of allover and Chinese designs. Colors of taupe, rose and blue. $49.95 Finished with $57.50 Wilton fringed ends... Velvet Rugs 8.8x10.6 Velvet Rugs, seamless, closely woven quality. In a selec- tion of neat Chinese and Persian designs. 45 ished with fringe 9x12 Axminster Rugs that are | perfect for service and in which the mismatching at the seams 1s They're soft, deep pile of high- grade Rugs and are to be had in Persian patterns. scarcely noticeable. $1.50 Japanese Rag Rugs 27x50 closely woven quality Rag Rugs with mffed colors, in ground with neat borders of various $ 1.29 | colors . : $4.75 Velvet Rugs 27x54 Velvet Rugs in assore- ment of the latest designs in all desired colorings to blend with room size | i ' in $ Would Be Priced $ 00 On Sale at ' 7° $37.50 Wilton Velvet Rugs 6x9 Velvet Rugs, seamless, in closely woven qualify. Selection of neat new $29.75 designs . 78c Pabcolin Special sale this week of the new floorcovering. Has a heavy enameled surface. Many patterns at, square (Third Floer—Nugents.) $22.50 Luster | tne teapot, and a creamer (Fourth Fleer.) $1.75 Seamless Limit 6 to customer $1.44 «(Third Fleor.) 13 Bars Crystal White Soap. 6 Rolls Hospital 1000-sheet Toilet Paper. Sale of Housewares 12-doz. capacity Egg Crates. Blue and white granite Din- ner Buckets. * * Silk-and-Wool Hosiery tions in no way impair the wearing quality. Full- Seconds of $1.50 Men’s $1.00 to $2.00 also in the wanted plain black clocked and fancy drop-stitched styles. of sizes 8, to included. On sale at (Main nett nme. 1 Remarkably Priced Every Dress Is Women are buying this Hosiery eagerly, On Sale at for it’s the Hosiery most in demand and the imperfece- 6 69 fashioned silk-and-wool Hosiery in plain colors and pitiamte «8 black—some, also, clocked. In sizes 8% to 10. and $2.00 Hosiery = Also of silk and wool, and Sample” Hosiery Imported silk and wool Hosiery in and colors. Of a medium Biack and light colors in sizes 9% to weight for Fall wear. Choice 11%. Some slightly impertect 79¢ 10 in Ten Styles at ee —==——— Fresh, Crisp and New —Just Received - 38c Pillowcases 95c Real Gallon size Auto Gasoline Non-stoop Dust Pans. | From the Maher : | 42x36-inch Pillow- Irish Laces . Tank, painted red. . Quart House and Floor Paint. —— 1 om OE a ee mand 14sineh Rea 12-cup Granite Muffin Pans § j) Gan Floor Wax. Three of the unusual models are just as illustrated. Fresh, crisp, new gar- Made of fine cotton and | yrieh Filet Lace: edges (seconds). Whisk Broom. extra fine. ments, cut in good, full sizes and well made. New novelty pockets, and trim- bubject t 9a and insertions 9 Good size round covered ¢ ed Coal Hods mings of bright cretonne and some with embroidery collars and euffs. | irregularities Z4iC tl vare 6 C Roasters. 17-inch Galvaniz OGs. | Just the Dress for Fall wear in the house or for shopping and at such a (Third Floor.) Main Floor.) Butter and Bread Knives. Salt Boxes. Aluminum Wash Basin. very unusual price that you will want at least three. While this group lasts. } ee ; Carving Knives. Large Clothes Baskets. Aluminum-covered Cereal Regular and extra sizes. _ (Peerth Floor—Nagents.) nl 880 $8. 50 F] e ciric Hostess Oval White Enamel Bath Mir- | Window Ventilators. Gane. : ) 4 iron, 18-inch he Vird . gum ~ rors. a P ne bate oe try ees 6hang- | Aluminum 6-quart Cake Pans. e ya The Virden . —= Aluminum 6-cup Coffee Pots. ers and closet DOOK. Aluminum Fry Pans. 30 S St | Bed : fy Immons ee s Tearless Onion Cutters. 6-quart Granite Cook Kettles. Hand Saws. Etc., etc. Heavy Fruit Press or Masher. 3-quart aluminum Stew Pots. Large Laundry Bags. 100-ft. strong Clothesline. Washboards, full size. Just as Shown A very timely offering of u're sure to like re L2-inch copper :; adjustable and heut. | sf Sale at covered Bed has square $3)9).00 00: continuous post with fiat fillers and is to be had in brown ma~- nm jintense The Lots Being Limited, hogany, American walnut and No Telephone Both twin bed and full bed sizes. ont IS Orders Will a ne igh elevated style that’s so com- ortabie oe. Seana $18.50 All-Layer Felt Mattresses, 45-Lb. Weight ........$14.90 (Third Fleer—N agents.) . . - i — Fleer— min.) j * ‘ a ’ af a28 SEE EB ERE BBB EETISEU BSS as 22 : : . “ ** i Zasgsaea & Bassas ; _ oF x > : : i eS Pas | Meter SokY a hae ae + ‘te eat, - a = ae “ 4 ae Sp i Re EEN, ae as es Sate. aid alla ie ep ae OF % @ She dae > eae abet > eee. } we at Dee ~ : mi \ ee z A me Nes x wy me, Te wae Sr ny C a ‘ +

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, _ The City Circulation of the pew. POST- DISPATCH alone — Equais that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the limes Combined see ~“ | Oc ERNESDA TY: ST. LOUIS” POST-DISPATCH’ owaten onc 8,van sooven comm [ams TT STOCK SALESMAN, === sustem repul TOT - i a pemceeas Hil) ON $12000 | @Geure: 6:38-8:30 Dells—cenday: 6-29 SScsscnaSeSSESESSSSESSSSanISSSSESEESSSSENSD SWINDLE CHARGE nw Stewarts “The Shop for Women” = “ - ee aete ee ae «- a * A * 4 ad 2 “s, ? » = @- ne = > > Royal Steinberg, Taken ir Chicago, Accused of Sell- ing Stock of No Marke! Value to St, Louisan. oY a ee 4 ee —_ SPREE ES SS RE ORGS A Semi-Annual Event Offering Values of Special Interest to Men » a * 7 -- : ~y . ~~ Following his arrest in Chicaso resterdayr. warrants were issued her charging Royal Steinberg. °6 y-#: ra i old, a stock salesman, with om os i ing money by false pretenses ' poesercsent is the salesman aim > (3 oice of ore ani y Georg scheip, manage: 4 Garments at One Low Price - - ~ 2 %- - - ~™& . a ste he Se =F . —- Brokers Sought for Questioning. Officers of the Arthur Maxwell. = L -~ ie 3S ~ — hm « " tocK DOrosgerage concern, Woiici “For Coats Sach as Sell at $85 to $100 Now Stewart's has again proved its rep- utation deserved — no wonder this shop is looked on with. affec- tion. _ s J * eo pa EE o +l 64+ * a , ee a he oo , ot P 7 , a a ee et are a « tye we : —. an exceptionally attractive selection of Suits and Overcoats _ in this group. The newest styles are represented in a variety of colors and pat- — terns, and the values are very much out of the ordinary. A particularly interest- | ing and timely offering. g©s00 3 A . : : 5 . , . Says He “wenn On er $6200 Cash i, - Wet - ‘ Hie told Schelp. the. latter said ee 4 ~ 3s “ ’ ft | ; | eC ul > Luxurious Winter Coats and Wrappy Coats Fashion’s Newest Allaring Styles! age ; EF: Twi 2 Lee Are fashioned of excellent Dettaeaie te. atendy bad Saves: SE £ PH cheviots, worsteds, tweeds and | in the much favored loosely draped mod- els and semi-fitted- styles. Single and double-breasted Suits, in blues, browns, ~ grays, in checks, stripes and mixed |ef- ~ The Overcoats the company later told Schelp he had | ) a : Include loosely draped models, or ¢ sp Saalgtnaacea lie =f , & | with half or full belts. Choice of enti sald be investigated ant | = or set-in sleeves, in umcommon cole value. “He ha : = pht 5¢ preter if , ———a and patterns. They =e splendidly a and Steinberg had delivered only 9am a nee SE ished and well made of rich overcoat fab net agp iow N , ae ond eke a S — rics and many are silk lined. : | eee | Kuppenheimer Suits and Overcoats at $45, $50 and $55 — fon a a Was closed about the time Steinberg Materials are in many cases real master achievements of the weaver’s loom! Gerona! Roide Laine! Fortuna: Lastrosa! Ormandale! These are trimmed with furs fully worthy of the richness of the fabrics. Fox! Beaver! Squirrel! Taupe Fox! Platinum Wolf! reg Kit Fox! Viatka Squirrel! K . Litt it Titi Ti iPPrTrirrririeee (Fourth Fieor.) > = 7 'e . — = 'S = oc mx cero wes fe Sale of Men’s Sample Pajamas FOR TRUST | ESTATE PAYMENTS s ; Oasis Mcrecs mien assial W ell-Known Universal Make in Three ee {Low Price Groups ney-(renerail Daugherty by Deie- WASHINGTON,, Oct. 1 i me , 65 ut 3 if mae He tietts — oe oon = r? y 7? - f . ’ , . es > j “ , | ’ . a e —_ ' “ . ae ° > -* ’ > - ; ; , * ' t Y , . gation of Lawyers. i+ eyer pti = .rce Dente > ; = FA det ie yf ———— --*-* > “>? is as THis lot comprises Pajam madras. pongee and good percale, in solid colors, stripes me f ured tfects. ade with V-shaped necks and frog or braid trimmed. Sample sizes 39 predominat e. 4.3.96 De 4 = . we — ed + 9 £0 $70, Saturday, 3 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth | to 9 Tenth ee = “ie . AE oe eo is: S teat apeut ¢" sor a Included are highly mercerized cloths with radium finish—solid colors. Woven : , Fe Women’s pee eS Ee madras with corded str: pes, and plisse crepes that require no ironing. Frog or : al VERY : braid trimmed. Sizes 15 to 128. rs E harm yw! aut - At $ 3.85 | Pt, 7 | _ ~ At least fifte Pajamas of tub silks, Canton silks, silk and cottons, English broadcloths, fiber . vie omen & woven madras and other highly mercerized materials. Frog. braid or silk trimmed , cs Seldom do you f with V necks or collar-attached styles. Sample sizes 16 and 17 RCD: - * ‘a strap wrist at this « No Mail or Phone Orders. (Main Fleer eeraeng ow Ebenmminge Men’ S Blanket Robes | Py Women’s: At 72 ; 3 t-y ye a to 46 edge. Hav i Tg > - i ad é ‘al tb ‘ ee a —_ : +9, the eetatec ard benre- { aks | J > | = *™* . . Pel? 6 we a ° National Pressure Cooker You Can Prepare and Cook Your Mealin 15 Minutes Cooks tood better— saves food — elim'r ates food eders and steum in kitchen. Saves fuei. —_e- a A pea alia ee Te — ~~" One —— —~ Ete SAR ALDOR ESE Robes are fashioned of Beacon blankets | with attractive borders—also Beacon piece Ee | | \f A large variety of pleasing colorings and designs. NATIONAL PRESSURE COOKERS are doing all th : . ; 4 All have shawl collars and heavy waist cords. Some are wool mixed. Sizes small, medium and large. At 34 29 ; : F Come in 14 and 15 in - able value at very k V a Lit H ts > - - ee = - - - ‘ - a a ‘ * ~. ati = s° ag? 3 y ¢ ye 2 > . > > oa “=e : a 7.4 " - -. > > a a 2 - NU I a > : / ee a t Tee Seg ey PX oo $ At n, safe, antiseptic, BEAU TIFUL, silky nap, handsomely trimmed and healing. Waterproof and cannot pro- silk lined in the season's smartest st >= ‘ * e +, ton — ter ri = yles; these $29 00 Ceoker 3833.00 Cooker $37.00 Cooker $14.00 Cooker Guce infection or an; er-etfects. | Hats are extremely rich and distinctive and should Three sizes— é "tipo ne eliewirant l-quart size for le quart size for li~ quart size for ax . bunions. Cost but a trifle. Ges a bex to F prove an exceptionally popular offering. | 7 for =>-quart size for day at your ‘sor shoe ceaier nnn dae pom bowsehold ba bes ly. now Ne i tin: cel cruggis: ¢ _ 3 Many wunusual and attractive color effects lend Drs h {I's | added charm to these Hats—included are buckskin. fal $23 $27 "$34 - Be pearl, Neptune. golden brown and black. Zino-pads {| Basement “hop { Put one on - the pain is | = —eEeE———L———EEESEE “ - — ee eee r¥e

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WEDNESDA OCTOBER 17, ——— — + — _=— ee eee — ee ttt an -—— eee —- —_ — ae ee eS - D cneeenteennessneenteeennannnn ——-_ ———— el ve —_——-- _ ttt, ceeeeeeeaneeteeenaneenanea — A — — ———— " =p - —_—— = - Se ee cegeeeasmneeaeeneeneee —_-- - — — _ ——————_ oe Ee -. Se fhe City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximaieiy 40,000 S1. LOU! POST-DISPATCH . | —_ -_ _— — _— eo ee ee ee ee OO See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 8 | ‘RUM. RUNNING SHIP ROBBED BY | AD 3 FISHERMEN, aur RDEATH i 3 | SKIPPER REPORTS AEEENC Tu | S ani | | otcue ene OFFENSIVE BREATH | @ |. “sent capais are CALLS FOR CALOMEL © a i| YARMOUTH, N. 8&., Oct. 17.— GRAND-LEADER | : . PP | Long Island Sound fishermen were TAKE A CALOTAB ee —- en the villains of a tale involving the | theft of th | “ond Refi | ousands of dollars in cash | The Purified and Refined Cal- | and liquor whcih Capt. John Sims | || of the rum running Dominion packet OMel Tablets That Are Free F related here today, rom Nausea and Danger. ) The D 2 Stee York, World | - 323% : 5 ‘ rn the) set a ite $2 + an ost-Dispatch. y attractive } Base eeeei ese | ! : = 2 | | Biome eae ne He a CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 17.—. 1 Overcoats @. — ioe a s /| ee aes || The exchange of Turco-Greek popu-| : ; i i ‘ : / chabaee iat fH lie ations egan aturday., with the) t styles are > {. tH , | . 7 A | Bassi ti HP — | practical co-operation of the Ameri- | lors and pat- sagicees gauaeets sc 3 (> . er JJ peas: 3g }\ can Near East Relief. aL : RO EBREE ae | you | ww, Sy | fears 3 || Director Jaquith accompanied the sy muc out . Mase bh = : | tite fa first shiplead of 1000 Moslems from irly interest- : oer see Faas ts | aa ah ape Mitylene to Avealik, on the Asia Min- g Hae ; ) Rite erate Bee Ee nor coast. The Turkish officials on . Mote . ; i pie ae i ee ae aa their side carried out all the ar-)| —Pucsae— 180 rangements satisfactorily. . | CANE GRANULATED y 00-ponnd | Sy Re a ay AMM Tennis ie age ee Mee A i i ) Senay § Ales} [i Baiisiod o$ ° 1 eigaes ay Bac Wiles On landing the emigrants were | eM Reis sagtee tte cet ctr is NE iat iB ie cae Raa ee ; ae am met with an enthusiastic reception. os | SUES: RS SER i ie QM Sane er a Be ea ea es a Meee! i | A feature of the operation was that | | OBER, GTR eR a gE ie 2 Go a a rere ii they managed to take all their mov- | | : Riser ceeautgeerteses. [TRG RPO ee cae Se; eet eee eee 6 able property with them. Fifteen) : gebeisitagisagseet [otiittge sees Tapedgegees s- sSat gs betscgge cs 2ctsh 20: eee ; ee a4 stisagt thts ae ih Gites re sight Bis ent quality hundred houses are available at j cassimeres | , : pines ae : sf Oy me dgeeaeag ° ¢ Bi 2 ie # “ ‘ ‘i ae fe Aevalik to house the rest of the 8000 agro. pound ee Ree EH a SY sina tastiest ei ii a a t urs a re ur Yimme ie Hed Wairaatiy lemigrants from Mitylene, who will| SNIDER'S FULL QUA 42c iraped mod- | 1c He near ae O PRN oe tee biueel Wi | be unloaded at the rate of 1800 daily. | , BOUTLF Catarr. ..... 4 , se3: 5 Lh: ECP: eae eee etaeeert bt ee aN ase gistigeshin: nS ted - ; ° é an sags geveets ft: tia: fi- 2: i ape Ve Sicgschetee eek it sf _ Meanwhile, more Greeks for ex-| ks, Single d Tr eh BREE ae Se aa ° ° cone 86 Cae ee Hee change are being brought from Sam- | 50-(b. ies, browns, ‘ Heda | Rah iat very oat u VY ine an nter Ine Hig te . P See iii soun, while there are more than 1000 | i mixed ef- fF x i | , ~ “TOBRaeereenadt ig yee: i fa Wii here already awaiting ships. ; ; ‘GUESSWORK’ IN ESTIMATING — oats ili y The Materials— The Trimmings— Qtr, || COTTON ACREAGE CRITICISED , | ; - | a, Bolivia Viatka DY Cc Us. } Association Urges Department of | 7 Commerce to “Stick to Facts” ) i | | uedine . - "| jels, or ones | , . S Manchurian Wolf : | LZ) JAE in Its Forecasts. S SS SSSE! ce of raglan | | Velour Resvereite as (>| } . | By the Associated Press. : | on colorin s | - - . | yo | COLUMBIA, S&S. C., Oct. 17.-—-Oppo- A THREE DAY £ ' Sport Materials [F Y, -\ } | sition to the Department of Agricul | endidly fin- | | 1 | J. 1} ) Moordale Fitch-Dyed Opossum | / ot.) : ‘ture’s method of estimating acreuge | | vercoat fab- 8 ii \\ | aaa Lapinex Plush Sealine . | =— ‘to be planted in cotton as based on COUGH IS YOUR j ‘reports of “intentions of farmers” i" Brytonia | Kerami Cloth was expressed by the American Cot- . | a] Nishni Plush Leather Trimming , }| ton Association ina resolution adopt- DANGER SIGNAL | I ' ed at its convention yesterday, urg- te Kerami Fur Fabric | ‘ing the department to “stick to |' a | | facts.”’ , Chronie coughe and persistent ool ° . “We feel that cotton acreage its a lead to serious lung trouble. You oat The Styles— The Colors— The Sizes | matter offoo significant and serious! stop them now with CGreomulsion. an The season’s most popular Many of the seZson’s most : | concern to the growers and the cot-/ emulsified cressste that ts sleneeet iis @ ‘ttyl shown including wanted colors are repr Included are sizes for jun- ‘ton trade generally,” the resolution take. Creomuision ts 9 sew styles are » i Ans present- , ; | oe 1 discovery with twefold action: it belted models, side ties, ed including black, navy, ee ee ee ee ed to be hazarded by guesswork.” | %%4 Deals the inflamed membranes wraps, capes, ‘coatees and brown, tan, reindeer and wonfen 36 to 44 and extra || The resolution urged that Congress | of oi, unown drums. creosote fe kille the germ. utility coats. pray. sizes 43 to 53. | provide funds to enable the Depart- nised by the medical fraternity es ; : "| ment of Commerce to take an accu- mreatest healing agency for the t This Coat Sale is one of the outstanding features of Downstairs Store Week. A New York manu- }'rate census each year of the cotton | ment ef chronie coughs and colds i ted with us to make thisfoccasion one : i I] acreage planted, returns to be accu-/| other forms of throat and lung tr | facturer co-operated sot sot pees of exceptional interest to our Downstairs _ ome ig sig te rant a Cresmpuiaten ecmhetne ia 2a Store patrons. If you have not already purchased your Winter Coat we earnestly advise that you ereente, other Beating elements this gr ; the val re f bov . ' cs eenlcn hy , | ) v, make selection from this group as the values are far above those usually offered at this price | PUBLIC UTILITIES’ ADVERTISING oo nen toe tsteaden ale (Downstairs Store) | | flammation, while the creosote gees em || Com ies I ing Value of Paid te the stomach, te absorbed Inte the i blood, attacks the seat of the troubleand | | Newspaper Space, Speaker Says. destroys the germs that lesd toe com ° 1 CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-—In dealing sumption. a || with the reputable newspaper, pub- Creomuision is «guaranteed || lic utilities will have to pay fortheir| tory in the treatment «f chronic ' ‘ 7 1 Other Sp ecials for Thursda Extr aor dina W > . ~ “ ge aca be To — | news space, Joe Carmichael of Des bronchitis and other forme of throat | i] | Moines, Ia., said in addressing the} /°2# Giseases, and is excellent for F.VERY one is nicely made of good quality ging- | A ° | | syst the fit, ham in the popular checked patterns in every imaginable AX. — Special Purchase Features Most i f] meeting ere of the Inland Datly| sicney refunded if any cough of eel color. At least fifteem~different styles. All sizes for misses ‘ ss }| Press Association. no matter of how long standing, | and women. (Downstairs Store.) 4 Re : Un | V, lues | | represents newspapers in the cen- not relieved after taking seecording >» ¥ usuda a | ‘promote “newspaper news, business mulston Co., Atlanta. Ga yw : HN economy and authentic advertising.” | (Fourth Floor.) : ee ae eee |- — —— a — a ee - —_—_— —_— ; tral states and Canada, and seeks to Girectionsn. Ask your druggist. , . . Women’s Chamoisette Gloves, 69c Pair NUS eae og aie Seldom do you find imported Chamoisette Gloves with ) —- OO tie a | ati | On the other hand, public utility ex- | strap wrist at this exceptionally low price. They have em- . >» * : | At e Pair Kia, ttl ere Hi gala. sowspaper agtectiaing ta, tl f "4 fe J Hn | pa news broidered backs and plain and contrasting gores. Shown in | : t brown, beaver and mode. Sizes 6 to 8%. (Downstairs Store.) [eee soveunber “Seene oi |continued, and have selected ex-_| _perienced men from the editorial and | > | 7 ~~, . Women’s Tailored Blouses, $1.45 | AS . | ; | Savertistag forces of sewapaguin 4p) They are made of dimity and voile which are ide2! to wear >; . } 7 i |} act as directors of committees on) with suit or sport skirt. Many styles included. some are trim- ~~ Qe Sizes for Misses and Women E& , | public utility information. med with touch of embroidery, others are made attractive by a “Se Ka a | “No industry is so vitally depend- | meat lace edge. Have Peter, Pan and Tuxedo collars. Sizes See ote, 7a 1 —w ent on the understandimg and good | 36 to 44. é (Downstairs Store.) NLY through an important purchase are we able to se’! ‘wil! of the people as the utilities, son blankets i —_— : these women’s and misses’ low Shoes at this ridiculous- — || which are regulated in almost every piece goods -_ Men’s Sweater Coats, $1.64 i 7 ly low price. The savings are very advantageous and we % , a a commissions, S44 designs : | iiien desde Gn Diekier chdace GAN ath Ee a good weight for , urge our Downstairs Store shoppers to take advantage of : } ‘oa — | sords. Some rift cool days. Have roll collar and 2 pockets. All sizes, 36 to , this offering and supply their Fall and Winter Footwear. | —— | HUNGARIAN LOAN PLAN ADVANCED | ind large. : 42. A very good value at the low price. (Downstairs Store.) | | Included are patent one-strap pumps, patent cross straps, ee me i Asks League to | patent Oxfords with gray suede inlay, black satin one-strap : : i Draw up Proposal. ; ; Boston Bags, $1.29 a, SP pumps, patent blucher Oxfords, patent pumps, front stay, SF iN, }] By the Ansocinted Press. es: These are selected grade split cowhide, well made and lined. OF | ce mahogany Oxfords. black leather Oxfords with plain toe, = ie pL “ih - ee Oe ee a a - 14 and 15 inch sizes, in black and brown. A, remark om Efe brown satin pumps, mahogany strap pumps, combination . A ge | Spend mmm. ete nba prams 5 cea | nce blankets eee St Very sow pres. eRe A Gare patent pumps with gray nubuck quarters, black satin opera iwi we | pian as applied to Austria was ad- ttractive all- i sf - : 5 | pumps, and many other desirable styles. 7 , te vanced another step today when the | ¥ je ee ’ q 1 Reparation Commis- yron collars, | Domestics . They have French and Cuban leather heels, also fiat heels : | Internationa : | cae 8 \ ie : ' gion unanimously adopted a resolu- medium end +f 72 I h T bl D k 49 Y d for growing girls. Sizes 2% to 8. : , tion requesting the League to draw (Main Floor.) Hee | -i nc apie amask, c ar | . Extra space and extra salespeople to expedite the service. up such a plan. The commission, as Shown in a variety of new designs. Bleached and mercer- (Downstairs Store.) . the resolution reads, “is ready in i principle te contemplate raising the ized and comes in the 2-yard width. . | a - , . Baia os a> Ss 4 priority on ungarian assets at a Outing Flannelette, 25c Yard treet ; ZS 3 ~ | later stage in order to allow financial | Hea ini i in ligh lored fs . i - ~~ Mittin, i} reconstruction.” | So mi A. ie mero d Outing Flanelettes in light colore a a Pet > , a. : | Phe tentative glam is te hank e ¢ “7 Seem i eR : : Joan of £24,000,000 on the interna- go er ee ih: i Soe tional markets. Part of it, as in the 2 Sheet Blankets, $1.25 Each sts. cai - Nee un EP | case of the Austrian plan will be leeced gray, tan and white extra large Sheet Blankets. er : — | } , a” offered in New York. hey measure 72x80 inches. . Shi err | | a . ° . | teehee SHARD oN a? Former Gov. Gardner to Speak. P illowcase Tubings, 29c Yard A poate pate ' 5 | Former Gov. Gardner will address Heavy bleached Pillowcase Tubings. ‘Come in lengths from a aE at de . | the next meeting of the @t. Louis As- 800 6 yards. 42 inches wide. (Downstairs Store.) sociation of Credit Men at the City . temerrow at 6:30 p. m. on “The |i

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| WEDNESDAY , } criminal libel proceedings a bi S 1t so many times 4 “2 =. — /alleged signers of the accusat-on a before that she never . the newspapers which pubi — it. hesitates now The statement making the — a purported to have been iesued by the When anyone in the fari'y : : Veterans’ and Patriots’ Association. @omes to her with a spot of The typewritten copies of it fur- eczema oran itching rash, she -nished the President the names of gets out a jar of Resinol Ointment and gives prompt re- }the leaders of the association In lief, Used with Resinol Soap it cannot be surpassed as - Resinol addition to the chaiges that hp = & soothing, healing treatment for the skin disorders of Ointment |} dent Zayas had receive v,00N, ; AD it : 7 ae FOAM Any Coat o ——@ Bringing to St. Louis the Nationally Known | 610-612 Washington CF Avenue the statement declarea . , * ™S a.so a3 exce:r- ’ sens tor ww h 5 se té ad ¢ iT t | > ; - i+ >t burns, chafing cast his ballot in favor of it &09% “~s “* ~~ : , $6006 eae Seren, President Zayas discussed the vines etc. Sold by all peeees libe! proceedings W with the At gests. c ' eneral. ~~ > = . . ‘ o , >» ° “ “ ‘ - a O ~ 7 > uP ‘ ai J? Y 25c ting » ' ‘t : Flannel! | Ai . I at p : t+ ¢ a ase in Flan- ‘ + by _ . . . - . ’ : : « - 7 . > : : y Ad a : ; ; so md ; . i} 4 - e - - -e- ~~ * +. ~~» ~ ~e- ae a > 7 “ «. ¥ ~ « wen > « = ~~ . _— ine os © ao ath a r - * « o * m— i 4 a : > .- a — w —- a g o- ~ =. -- “ i 8k ee le ee eS oki ee. — oo -- > » > —’ ew eee e-. ’ a weer — oy « - — « - ~ 4, — ay ee vom 7 : = = ea Pe = ~ a > i > Ot. Geen “eet 62 Ee SS , a = aan S ° | Boys’ 2-Pants Suits mA fortunate cash purchase at the dissolution sale ne one of New York's foremost manufacturers—at and Overcoats - price concession. The best garment values ‘th store has ever offered Every style depicts ‘RPashion's latest decree size ~ . “ : ¥e-4 &e Bijgs tule @ OE OTD IS Ie LP I OT ee a : z . , - - ‘ " - « SSS STS TRO EE EE aS Pgs ; i te Tse BEE ee ot ‘ ee ve ” fea ah $® ef 5 % a3 . aes eS eee Gray B! ankets biue. . Meneses fine ribbed Shirts Poe + and vellow striped bor 7; oF & = y Drawers; ankle length and | = 79 ¢ re good weight size “6 = Si ~- ae es — a — oa Oe $3.49 = : ESTABLISHED Women’s Shi - ee Eee - omen’s Shirts and Drawers $5.50 Blankets Se 0 : Bt te the lcomatetelens wl Medium weight r ‘e polnap cott n- .. . - : oo ene 79¢ fly | = = ° S4-inch, lustrous woo! covertng , ae . curty Astrakhan Coa at @feq per square jacquettes. beautiful pat ~ . Measurements 49c_

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-_-_-- —— owe eee —_ ll ~_—_ 2s7-:-- "> wre —- yor BER Te thee. | ‘ | Laie 623. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. EF NVA (MUSIC OF ST [QING |eisrestc‘tave ounce win | si one way or the we ot Uanor| CASE LEFT ON COUNTER STOLEM ~~ t ae : . a NAOT Ay ¢ hisky | still, the whisk N SY Wy - claimed to have bought the w y or the sale of liquor 7S ma ad = ies at 1917 South Second street. At that/to the woman. number the police arrested Samuel | A) fee Gece § 7 lat | findi f } 2 tae oe =x Trbovitz, an ice dealer, after finding ADVERTISEMENT Mrs. Dorothy Ackley, 4163 Wash- bn : the hole from his place into the next ; ington boulevard, reported being ec = tee —y | ALPHA robbed of a purse containing $36.50, an tty 5 eS ye * oN ¢ | BA! ‘* h » b ealer Works of Ors. Bacon Feature of N O C O r n S Restores Hair Color, terday when ahe iid the puree op a " Program — Amateur Poet > Vet Not q Dye cineonsn Fo nll on @ coat ata / ‘ Reads His Poems. A number of robberies of this kind than pure Carbolie Acid, Zenlte have been reported to police by can freely used gargie : shoppers in the downtown district in be as 6 boll if Nourishine is a real tonie which the last three weeks. Two women, . . ; one young, the other descri p ost-Dispatch Radio H etna oo eee a oe mr nton 40 years old, are iseaicunebien ae ; | eolor, Ww er Broadcasting Station | black, brown or blond. Frevents hair St eee K SD | from falling and removes dandruff. No matter what you have tried, t Church Plans Building Campaign. 546 Meters | Nourishine—it is in @ class by itself,| The members of Fourth Christian | ys oe usually is effective. As q|Church, Blair avenue and Penrose | | The simplest way to end a corn andruff remover alone it is worth |Street, have set aside next Sunday | 9:40 100 T1580, 12 740,01: 40, 46 | is Bine-fav. Stope the pain in- many times the price asked. Bo gray 100 Church Buliding Pusd Day, when 'and 4p. m. Market quotations | stantly. Then the corn loosens no longer. Remember this is not a|they- will begin the assembling of and news bulletins of interest to | and comes out. Made in clear dye. Act today for your hair health | pledges looking to tie erection of a oy Market Mews borvie OU @4 ¥quid and in thin plasters. The and regeneration. Price $1.25 per hot-|new building next year. The church ees eeekese ae cae nesines ia Git bene, tle, all drug and department stores,|will hold morning, afternoon and a | At your druggist including Enderle Drug Co., Judge &{evening meetings Sunday with bas. Dolph Drug Co., Wolff-Wilson Drug/|ket dinner and supper. The pastor, a Wednesday—7 :00 P. M. Bil i@ Co. " the oon C. 7 eter ate preach te we inne A, 5): i] Concert by Abergh’s Concert |} ourishine Remov morning anc evening and at the aft. botries SOc and $1. and get out of the mud | Or ||| Orchestra, broadcast direct from | ue-ja y ‘ ernoon session. visiting pastors and | | | Statler. | Dandruf laymen w eliver short esses. permanently. Cement > addr driveways last; they Program | . P 1—March Militaire ....Schubert look trim and progressive. | %—"The Son of the Pusztva’— | oo late ters eae f eae 7 ay Tea a 7 ~, Kelar-Bela | as ewe ==" er will gladly give you, shows a variety of \ “June Love F | Coats Priced From $25 Up to $360 Betty Wales, Peggy Paige and La Vogue 8—Minuet Boccherini designs for your selection. | %—"“Sonia”—a Russian Ballade— Partos || 8Selections from “Sally’’..Kern | S—Walts— "The Skaters" |i - The ALPHA information on cement a Mibterntwanus, > H f | } | ¢—¥antasia—“Mme. Butterfly” | > ae . , ™ driveways, which the local ALPHA deal- morn sh a tombuceint | Stylish Stout Coats and Extra-Size ad Tr Q Exclusively at Garland’s—Coats From | 10—Norwegian Dance ....Grieg ll—Entr’ Act from Mile. Modiste —Herbert Alpha Portland Cement Co. 1225 Arcade Building ST. LOUIS I eieceleie eee ae a Thur sday—M. atchless VY, alues m a Gr eat CHICAGO EASTON, FPA. by Rodemich'’s Orchestra, direct || Ironton, O. Battie Creek Mich. New Vork from Hotel Statler. Boston Philadeiphia Pittsourg Baltimore b | - PLANTS at: St. Loule, Mo., Ironton. O.. La ; seile, IU.. Manheim, W. Va..-Mellevue, Mich.. : Thursday—Silent | Marting (reek. Pa.. Alpha, S. J.. Cementon, mils ' . KN. 3.. Jamesville. N. 3. | Songs and violin music by the Bt. | ¥ ; \ es (=) |Louls composed, Julie Stevens Ba- con, formed the program given at. ‘Station KSD last ‘night and broad-| ‘|\sast from the siudio of that station | between 8 and 10 o’clock. Mrs. Ba-! ,con, who played all the accompani- | ! }ments, was assisted by Miss Thelma | ’ > ‘ , =. . . ‘eymsn, coattaite: J. Qieen 2e6;| > Featuring two special groups in which the latest and most authentic Coat fashions are pre- |tenor, and John Halk, violinist, three | ws sented at such gieat savings that hundreds of women and misses will seize this opportunity - tr yyerr ; ' . . . lof St. Louis’ favorite artists and a | lly to purchase their Winter Coats—economically. /most pleasing concert was given. | . Both the singers of last night | KIESELHORST (32 KIESELHORST [pos wien: tscerruption ty oe brow Fe | \ $69-50 to $95 Coats | $100 to $150 Coats { | ’ or » i Established 1879 \ 44 Years Old ing out of one of the big 250 watt) ‘tubes, which made it necessary ‘o| ——— close the set for about five minutes, | 8 OO { \ \ \ THE OLDEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST MUSIC HOUSE IN ST. LOUIS ithe transmission of the entire pro-| / y 2. v=! | $ |'gram gave the thousands of listeners | | . ay Fas men APA AO | GRE \one of the radio treats of the sea- | | i re i ATEST LIBRARY OF MUSIC | = Pros TEN aal i ‘} Paanisty$ Tite S| \ . | Speaking Program. . : : | There were three speakers on the. ’ - -+ ' plaved by the largest number of world-famous Pianists, 1s at sccaram. The teak, A: Dee, of your command through this newest, most ‘the Standard Oil Co., Wood River, | ‘Ill, opened a series to be given by) 'members of Alpha Chi Sigma fra-| , i : f ternity treating scientific subjects in| To saunter forth in any one of these striking Coats is to be enveloped in smart- . . la popular way. Davis spoke on “The | | te mn ay \ : \ Wa ness and utility. Models are either full flared or modishly slender, with large The Reproducing Medium (Air We Breathe,” and told of the ae a eee i, \ a, collars and cuffs—mostly of fur. The entire collection is remarkable for its dis- noe 'marvelous things found in the air ; cm dh eo tinguished fashions that create the atmosphere of exclusiveness—and for the ex- yes a nage 2 : to aie a Ue LD eee i \ ©cessive values embodied by reason of underpriced purchases on our part. : , / ot er an us “ ESTABLISHED 1875 ’ ‘helium gas, oxygen, which is used in| Se Ss BHR ‘Hit Hf wi ; . ‘ lacetylene welding, nitrogen which | a eneutih we | | Luxurious fabrics seem to be the chief ambition of these charmihg Winter Coats E M E R S 0 N : . Reena | . | | Wager b | —and fascinating results are attained in the development of richly colored ma- the deadiiest of explosives. The sec- LK , (Brier ‘ot terials of Gerona, Oriana, Lustrosa, Arabella, Fanchon, Ormadale, Roi de Laine, ESTABLISHED 1849 ; peg See oop ro prety ry Se oro ad Pap? - Me | Stevana, Arabia, Clover Leaf, Broadtail, Mergina, Ardsley, Formosa, Bonivoine, ,c | paseta State Fair, whose subject was) ~AS F 4 Sin it ae i‘. if ) Patricia and others. j L I N D E pA A N & S$ 0 hi S$ : | ‘the “Road to Happiness.” His talk * | : at atten f ' ESTABLISHED 1836 vo | was more or less an allegorical treat- | \ Sa a WAS: ure | | ‘ment of every day life. BOR SSNS > ic ta S ) an It is the completeness with which the Aviator Poet. | PF apehst ST BS ff aN tr t C ts Spo t C ts d J tt Celeo Dilestucten Medium re-presents ) | The third speaker was the aviator) es yy +: 2 , gat ‘anil Pits ee 0a ‘ r 0a ac ue es the work of the master pianist—the ’ ‘poet, Louis Leon DeJean. De Jean | Bae yy A RS) it i | ‘at ~_ + Coats o¢dinarily priced at $29.50 and $39.50 are ae here «§ advanced achievement fully rounded performance, including ; ‘came to St. Louis from California to el Wee | the most delicate of tonal effects, Attend Our Daily Celco attend the International Air Meet. | Se Fey Be Ata St $25. The etyle, color and size range is complete—in s gh fabrics that distinguishes this modern miracle Recitals. Hear Paderewskt, ‘He is a former member of the Royal tis Beets Y bo s ~ SELLING SAVES YOU MONEY AND lve +, ~—* Largest F st Stock MAKES PIANO BUYING EASY United Siqtes to awaken interest oa Best K Pi aviation. PES 2 ; e e : | hown fianos a | Ina few years, he sald, flying will | A ey MASON & HAMLIN Fer 1855 =) | | be as common as automobiling to- Muha Se Be ,. T ea e A. B. CHASE Fst. 1875 } | day. The development of the stable' rate", = a F; T . , eel a ee Eat. 1849 TA. oe airplane with a limit+d speed com- | Coy ed ur rims N NS Fat. 1836 y Po ; " | oU . . " : 4 of Sa OBS . | ; SInexLnonst Sot, aaa os and construction which will make it | oO BRS Large shawl collars, Newest Hats of brocade, metallic cloth, panne and Lyons , 1007 OLIVE STREET practical for general use, are on the! SS. mushroom collars, big velvet and combinations radically reduced from our reég- ? ' CELOO Reproducing Medium | ‘ . way. The glider is paving the way | ular stock for this s ecial event. \for the fliver plane and the fliver oe. a ae fluffy cuffs and many , P ‘plane soon will becomé, in his opin- | A ag Rod te banded effects inh ‘ion, the favorite means of transpor- Re ace Viatka, Beave rT, itation as the automobile now is. Squirrel, Wolf, Fox EALERS WANTE | DsJean read several of hns poems | : es ; > The D D ‘ which were gresatly appreciated by and Caracul. , $8.50 Hats! : Complete GREBE Line on Display if ‘the listeners outside judging by the | mS Crepe and Silk Linings ‘ 50H , ‘many telk@phone calls coming into) throughout. ' ' $7 ats: AH GREBE 2 co. | BAY PE vistiteetons Fie sso voiiowine mi adden a | $6.00 Hats! 1129 OLIVE ST, ~~” “Since 1887 Main 3073 Q/BANK PRESIDENT ENDS LIFE, } — | Mulhall (Ok.) Institution in Oharge | of Examiner. — eee ——eEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEI7~ EI y Specina! en the Port -Dienatch. Victrola Brunswick Zenith Radio 2 * vo . * 7 ve og Cf "*#, * iano | GUTHRIE, Ok., Oct. 17.—J. Frank Stotts, 40, president of the Farmers’ | WV ls No Outdoor 1res=— State Bank of Mulhall, Ok., shot and ® ilk-covered ; killed himself today. Leaving the ah epee e —— bank, which is in charge-of a bank | Sa e O ] : tS pequisss — examiner, he walked to his home, | ‘told his wife the bank was in bad | VY ) - Reroadcasf? e RE condition, then went out the rear | is “The et B Receiver" : | door and killed himeelf. | é Dp to $12.50 s 95 } This wiremay beconcealed behind thepicture mould- | eg | Values pies «oie : ing. There is no unsightly wising of any kind, as com- z ; | partments are provided for all necessary batteries. ——S Wrice for "Grebe Radio in the Well-Appointed Home. ew oy SAE A. H. GREBE & CO., Inc. SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS A special Thursday sale of Fail Skirts in camel's hatr, wool, U. 5S. Pat. No.i,118,169 RICHMOND HILL, N. ¥.- You may feel assured you have crepe Juillard, Roshanara and serge. Many pleated and sports | Cie Window Dis | F | behind you the technical knowledge ad w in vogue and pienty of ays : models in the warmer shades no of a scientific instrument house stripes and block combinations. Womén who know Skirt Sale Begins at 9 A. th when you buy from Aloe’s. We teach values will be quick to purchase these at $7.95. Good range , | you how; we guarantee every trans- of sizes. | ( ); jantion. Me. Ralph Crences, U. © THIRD FLOOR—BROADWAY SIDE 5: | re ea A , Jj | Licensed Radio Operator, in charge, will solve all your troubles in a sec- ond. A. 8. Aloe Co., 613 Olive at. and - 708 Washington av, ————— —_ —_——- oe oO

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ir weesnepa. WEDNESDAY, : oe Se 12 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined (OCTOBER 17, 193%, va —— ) A —— — —-_— | a . | PARIS TAX COLLECTOR SEIZES sisting Renee, interfering with 'He was formerly a practicing chiro- URGES REDUCTION IN PRICE Department officers and practor and stated his objection to/| ‘ creating a disturbance. The Hea!t] vaccination was a matter of prin- | AMERICAN WOMAN'S FURNITURE sss. 2 Sores hehn oasis ep cece ee, OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS JES 0 ry any . Anderson was required to pay $3 ibly vaccinated at the ‘City Hospital. | tary of Dealery Association Property of Mrs. John Lawrence costs on each of the other charges. Says Spread Between Farm (4 Held for Alleged Tax, After Prodacts Is Too High. is characteristic of She Is Dispossessed. : By the Associated Press. ) Pah oprright. 1923, by the Presse and sree a - CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—Agricultura! . | We Give Eagle I’udDiis? ne Cos the New tora Vor.c , - ~~ ; - ° . rogeth W - ive Eagq ¢ and the Poet-Dispatch ; — - ] mus oe +s re ’ PARIS. Oct. 17.—The French ta* implement dealers yi ash Cash or $2.50 in } oT eee . ¢ - th manufacturers to reurrr +s re collector has seized and stored tn® weg ey es es rices of imple- ; = 66 J ‘? ‘t as . % “ae in Se ssrouging. oe 4 the prices of farm a | . . Farce, be- ments an . pe . oe ' Lawren nee De la Farge. s ea ucts, now “almost prohibjtive,” Her- wea cause she has neglected to par ; f. —_- : Boe eRe, | fh bert J. Hodge of Abilers, Kan., oe ) French tax of 108.900 francs. Always say “Phillips” and Refuse Watery Imitations © ..S°T° 3s. browses SS aed seg ne aapamaen said "x" Ei A. > ‘ -) a . ee ee® - a a | r , y Ip ry throu h di proceedings i[n-' Year ca Implement Dealers’ A ciatior . a aponaens ciao ae emer y - - r — ‘ ie slete \! eters silelelete promptiy ordered Mrs. Lawrence ence that “to Stay “Out of 529 styles of wire fences ROSS _ — 57 dab sie wan deavang:: the Beeeel ae Mh “iste Sn On | 480 were eliminated by co-operation P T= prmeniie Seen a appears excl ~ * * %, ollecter appeared with a bil of th epartment of Commerce, i€ ‘ = »/ >} Par 4 live j In New York.” ~ Hs L Ppat e © manufacturers, dealers and farmers in the Post -Dispatch in the evening who conferred together. Similar paper field in St. Louis. liminatio f unnecessary imple- Seems: ae ae . DOOOUUDOCOUCCUULUODOUCCOUOCOOCOUO announced he must seize the niture as securitr It ts believed F. A. MUSCHENHEIM the furniture will be released imn diately on parment of 60.000 francs SSS ~ ments manufactured would help tne 68 8 Ee aw «A sy . > — ——— a7 = 5 - . 5 7? and om agfsura e from Mrs. Law mproduction of the things needed 5 at rence that the remainder will be ee On = forthcoming = wn ae = a -_—— — NEW YORK, Oct. 1 Mrs. LAW- nee was Mise Emily La Farge s Farce. note ee hn Lawrence, Der ad te Jay See 4 _ : \ E oe > : Sa WEES FORMER MAYOR OF TOKIO =~ a ~ Ss 24 ) di | N LOAN “= OPPOSES FORE Wel) wv Dechkre A Gy Ss hamid Dividend # De and F Plan To Distribute NoreThan Mave Asserts Japan Can Rebuild With Aid of Saving on Arms, Liquor, To- to fittingly Express Their Thanks To The St Louis Public —=z- —— gem. furniture Savings During This Arntversdy © bacco a ‘ces. a B t*e Asenciat> Preas seen halla SS ee NEVER before have Welch & Company held asalein which so of the fact that they were able to open an account on Welch - the late Okuma Cabinet and a Liber-| many new accounts have been opened the first two days. & Company’s usual credit terms, eagerly seized the oppor~ er a oe Se, People who visited the store on Monday and Tuesday bought tunity to buy. Come and visit this most successful sale. sapan making a foreign loan. He 7 . : é ’ S 35° 7 50° , h says he believes strict economy will because they could recognize quality at a low price and, in view morrow. ave o > on every purchase. maake possible a domestic loan suffi- cicnt for reconstructior “In view of the present situation, I — ts eo «Ae ee Fe panne | i . oa ts hod a. 4 ie? F id + anh LAR ih | a . - ee | eee > — a - - =~ P- ° ~~ cal SE ND A DO = — . e = end »~ “up ES =. Stet ~ T & as eh ell eS Aw. | ti om «ee we »- is ee - Se ieee : ~* RST ESE AW AT EASE PONS FEE TS SO = os 7 «+ ‘ _ four times + Le amou > : +7 ACS ‘ as sss 2 a a 4 aw | a S™ Maitresees w4 4 4 . wwses - >'is Pad sii ft at an Ge at since the grea har Se get ag = e” ‘ ex-- 75 90 50 } Ossi bil ty of recovery depends upon te ~ , ~ ee $7. ! $12.9 “$17. eronomy and hard work ~ ' ; “If the people really 4esiz an? - ee — - - : : * : "=" ‘ : ee " ; | ' 7 A ’ > F ° e oi, ’ ™ : | “ , > 4 = .% ™ , - . : \S mL ; Bie os i ee ee Ee ee ee ~ diture annualir First Payment Gets the Goods | enorme ng deve P s. 500.008.- $310 Genuine Walnut Bedroom Suite Your word that you will pay is all we ask! y. yen fe t] eect l ev a Roughly Note the bow-end bed, the seers 23189 Sel the } Also 690,- dresser and chifforobe. Beautiful ~ ssa eee ease Saving the : aved br redue- two-tome inlay effect and d-coration. | -C narmyand navy. Th econ- bi “omees balance. Strictly confidential. °- tons tn army ne avy ese econ - ' . ’ . — &r — : , omies would make a domestic loan : a 2. = Oe - Ee tee ee eee eee isi ~ a. A Luxurious Comfort in This $ ” > ssWe - . ~ - X aad > >) -2* . . . ; ‘ * ~ . : > — . % ; ‘, ewes a source of revenues for reconstruc- . . = , = ~~ ul > , . > ‘ Fined ~ > : : ‘ : a tron. Even now. the cost of living : ; > | ° > : a . Sts ilith: dee wiece-enten eae tae x é ea | This $165 Walnut-Finish .—? ae a ’ . s Vient v9 ‘ “ 7 > . : . sbroad, the cost of living will go +! + Dining-Room Suite - | ee oe, Oe ee ae higher. Export trade will be reduced ‘ > . This 6-piece Set comprises sfx- - a s —- | end economic dcisaster will be tnevi- : =— . feet extension tabie. substar- i Loo shio n wc Ov stuf ; , a, mj table.” ' tial buffet. — four full leather se Cu 3- Pj e er fed Suite : | scat high-back dining chairs. Dur Has all-Marshall leese-«pring scat 142 s PREMIER YAMAMOTO NAMES This $185 Bow-End Ciatin a_i a “hi 7 if . i 4 i ; ‘ . ‘. | | a 3 : : 7 : - ‘, t a 4 , - ree Be cy - hi -— . > _——_ ——_ . Bedroom mie ¢ —— = + ane, conan are Ot eS: aod F COMMIT TEE ON SUFFRAGE ; _ a. ! r : en] : . : € " . en eee " ee : mh | =— }. 3-Piece Overstuffed ag Room Suite * woe ee / ivoobeilatins atta thine iT} a wen : , ; > 2 ~ Living-Reem Seite that Pal wm ; 4 —_ Men’s | 2 COM MISS. 2.cal 4 COnMCuUCcE tne ~ 2 ie / pread te have im roar . a —daf hearty weight * necessary investigation This com.- . ; $225 Modern Queen Anne apheoistered in an aeliad cml :' a sieetes and ankle ica xm velour. in beaatifal shades. it tae , r ion l set forth fts opinion ‘to 2 ° $2.50 té $4.00 valoew a’ C D R ~ davenpert, armchair and arm rocker re: ’ the Ministry at the forthe Ase ining-Room s a s | Legislative Affairs Com- $200 American ut $1 SEE comprices very large ¢0-tnck ) Ete hastecme 3 oe ee Fine-rtbbed. fleece-l sd ° - ’ , ‘ nitt . This magzifieent Suite consists of bew- —o ee en ay ge table i) , ; | cee A tes ll = Leone or heavy weight . sizes and end bed, handsome dreeser and useful a« (octagonal-shaped re nants § f : " . hie em alt . ecru, $1.50 valve. gal — well es beautiful chifforedbe. Constracte! seat chairs and one tapestry arm- | Maddvef velours, bolivias, etc, in fam OPPOSED VACCINATION ORDER © = = oo =a? cite. American walwut’ finish si r livi tc.. i : Heavy weight. wool- ong sleeves and in aa all celors. They are fur wienniell or brown. $2 value, and some are silk lined. Come in and see them. Terms to suit Man Pays Costs on Two Charges: Another Charge Against Him. : Fine-ribbed Cotten sitevres and ankle ten , : a » 7 ) ' : : | . _- y : ’ ‘gs ; - - . -" . . . . A : - - a | > 3 - “ — ‘. > ’ & : - ’ . 4 >* - —s “i ~ ‘ lanai , cs ' . - é . r ‘ ; + a - - - 4 ES. wl . ~ : o _ & + #2 ’ “ - 4 4 «3 ‘ & e = |e — ’ . —. v4 = ; : 5 _—— - : = ~ ' ' - ~ | a os valine; carmen tb. : arrested t Lnion *Stration = - - - 4 R . , . = ax 4 i > ~ 7 when he » a rh = ,?- A eb S ~ ~ ; ’ : . - ee L U . ~ ~ Made of near seal, tion against a Health Departrmer*+ ~ - : ake reel i —— : . | partment | eo . 3 ad | —_— — af fine - ¢ibbed ener, m order requiring negro arrivals from = : : r Edgar W. Anderson, 42 wears o'4 ({vuaranteed two rTrears—a?r.. usSx TA . " . . 4 . ‘ - fleece - reed cotton = the South to be vaccinated, was dis- . $235 Two-Tone Walnut Finish anes 3- Piece e weaves: pinta of taped — = im », . ~ _ —* _ ar ) = ,- > cn $ ’ * Up mtased in Police Court today on pay- ‘This 4-Piece $250. vie Dining-Room Suite Bovends of $1 to Fai. mean ? > ‘ + — _~ ; 4 ment of costs igf two of the three $1.25 grades. cases against tan : Bedroom Suite Consists of large dining a Hie was held on charges cf re- -~ 1 —— at Gee oS Eee md | nev ey A, places. tm tncinding” loon i = caring during this Third rea Seen, 2 finten. "— ype = pag “ude anil Gecte-auaiiae anu cooler. | =a. # oil W omer FACE FULL OF ‘Semi All Musical Instruments. Reduced] G20) |ecgRORO 2 —specict The $750 20 =“): RED PIMPLES ee > emt “a eee BR. a Slack, brown and i ? enowan : ) | = slit black, brown and ki Itched and Burned. a = = ona : = ors | tnt ay SP | : binations,; full Louis These fine Suite are carefully ta | “4 materiale tr eee lb it or | ) : ie | -49 pairs of mahega ber they come — “ re of T ers, | Jar 3 , Cuticura Healed. : x.» 2, . pe — . $60 ; . : blucher style Shoe, el varuss at $27.58. ' — = . , b | ia Specta! “My face was full of small, red : , : he . at pimpies and so sore that I could : Se ah hardly stand to shave. My scalp _ : Ne Extras! Liberal T was covered with dry lumps that a oem Ghent UH would scale off and leave sore erup- Im pin stripes and solid Pron pvt, tawy Ti tions. The eruptions itched and « #. ‘ ” i = a iz 14-Bbeatton felt Spat Stown and taupe; sm only. All well made and Thersday = av , lperen! values Pee eee eet - E ‘ “ aT ati mee. 2 e Le and after using ome box of Ointment, together with the Cun- cura Soap. I wae healed.” ( Cc. L. Walker, 717 Zane St.. Mar- tine Ferry Ohio Coticura Soar. Ointment and Tai- Bt rep apiece. as acai oom eestor aise 7_VURNITURE & MUSICAL INS INSTRUMENTS — Bathe with Soap. soothe with - intment, dust with Taicum. ‘{eseseres| ,1105-1107-1109 OLIVE STI -__ - =. = Ee ; ’ 5 ee Beate adie kn os S ‘ae © oy, *, —..

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as} “4 | ' . : ‘ | ie STEPNESDAY, || The Ci ’ : rs oe | RDNERDAY. > x ee R 17, 1928. e City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH saan Pw | | FAMOUS-BARR CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO: . 4 | We Give Eagle Stamps. and Redeem Full Books for $2 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise We Give and Redeem —— Stampe—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted vf Cash c or r $2. 50 Jin Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the West. : Ss Thurs ‘n Extraordi inary One-Day . The Basement Economy Store Features A Sale of © ffousewar YS S al om — Offering 50 Underpriced Items for the Home and Laundry. Some Lots Are Limited. No Phone or Mail Orders Accepted. House Dresses ‘oe. ° 7 ee ee 2000 in All—$1.95, $2.50 & $2.95 Values . . - , : ,” —e, | ty ‘ +s. \ ‘ “> : , - . 4 : 5 . . . ’ ota aa ¢ ; - . a : , ~ : \ : ie + . 4 . 4 be = ne. ~ rh . : : . ’ ; 7 . Peds ~ dee - : " %. 7 ‘ ~ My IF 4a 4 . rz es ’ - a > e- r os a ; tisse-tet ' —. +t, oe > : { - ~ : “» + 26a fe >> i ' . ~_»A- Sa : a ao. oi ; 4 ee? © Seu , PS «| we | ~ - : . eat . . es onl? Ne) 7 _—. . eee . Fa on . bd : on” , Ss =, o' ; > i ‘ ts — ee ~ ' : , Nn ; IF - ' ; : ; , - ’ 4 . , i « . ~o* > " fe : “ . = ay . rst: ~ p ‘ne ey Sf ~~ m , , / : _ “ bee =a ' ; . . alt “ ae ‘~ —— ae 2 P ts YA , ¥ = } . P reg ; : “ *," 4, i 6 os ;.@ : : es > » . ' . +) tine ae ~~ > —_, ™ = iF : a . ~~ ae © ' : ‘> ** 33 : Ld 4 ; ee s , Fe . ~ ¢ a , / : T hie ae : a * . s* ’ : >. a See os ~ 7 ee, e _ > 4 = 7 4 + ett 3° 4? od °. y/ . . ; -* 5 7 _ Q 7+. ~+>4 » - an “ ; a= ~s33 . ans : 4 _ + . ‘ty +S a . “ > = , “a ~~ ae > re: he, J 4 eee «5 : oe A “Ge on - ~*~ — i > S&S / » - + +4 ei ._ eee obs . rs re : , . ; et - : ® bu oe : be 7 >> ; ° : — 23 ’ ’ -* een , = j . : . * 4 | ; atts stall 2st | ee oe: : . “*. i eo. ; : oy . ¢ > mo p * ee ‘t2e*" - _ ¢ « 3. » . * Os ee. " oe P | : ** 77 >. 4+ 7 ed . er 7 eee > ?4 iD _ * — oc “4 : . tee ++ - nd . , _ * +. et De : : | . > . al : *ee5 2: . ts . ed “ ee ae + . se 4 *, > “ee ; . . ° 7 09 te. 7 ++ > \J = ‘a. re ° “ » ‘ ’ -* " inate a’ . e . e oy > a . ‘ . rad : . 'e 7 +. es see - . . J + “ “s\. : 2 s See J fe ud « «f ll * . .. *. * > : q A very unusual opportunity to supply your BO. OG sé ccs chun . | * | Heating Pads $5.00 Electric Irons $1.95 I ; d $1.75 Step Stools | 60c Coal Hods “Thermax” make, gives Priscilla brand; 6-lb. size . roning Boar S Pantry Folding Stools Made of heavy galva- three degrees of he at: with | with nickeled fMish; very | ene a ne: very! with oblong top; $h. i} nized ren: suse a size; nowy | and switch de end- | Strongly -made an strong Da us control. $7.80 waft. $4. 9 ble * RAE Se ee $2. 99 | | asealy finished . “$l 35, natural Anish . a 49c¢ Waste Baskets $2.25 Scales . * ' 2 ) . : . $7.95 Wringers $13. 95 Sellers. Tables Rice Boilers Pay P vg or 6 | —with slanting dial/and Easy runn ringers White ename! led Tables |—of heavy sheet aluminum; | i ishes; 25 th 35 | platfo top; black japan- rat? Cheb ration all of a dependable grade of gingham... Wide mith” wood. Frame: ton nife and’ York. drawer: both vesteist 13 Hage © walues; good“! Qa | ned finials | ranted — 10.40 | Mites “eee 2 mc nt on -Waich choice of plain colors, small, medium and large => Ger? $5 35): ae $10.4 alas needs in attractive, well-made Wash Dresses — 1 the oppor- checks and combinations. Regular sizes 36 to sstul sale to- 44: extra sizes 46 to 54. “ : = .-%r eet ee re , ahaa ae ee ee eee eee eee ee F 2 y | THE COLORS i THE TRIMMINGS — §& ¢, la 4 , lli= i HE &r t rs Os * b .. a | clude brown, red, blue, include panels, sashes, = . = , $1.00 Wash Tubs ive 35% i : | ink, helio, green, ta novelty and tailored : | $4.25 Bread Boxes | fic size, made of — he oY p— nik, C10, gree , nh . : “ $1.25 Spice Sets $11.50 Wringers : $7.95 Flour Bins De Luxe brand; good | peavy, strong tron, with._ | | 4 .. fi ° ~ * gue Foldin h lothes | ve Luxe brand; 100-1b.| sizes; hinge cover; white, . -s Oo 507! 4, mee _ and black combined pockets and attractive : jAlicmetal with japanned) wringers with guaranteed | size; hinged cover; white,| blue or oa 5 Seuld foctl. cid 67c = 7 — * _ nish, six covers iTS) rubber | blue or ja- SURMIOE ob b ss oceans . ” ; ) . i3 s with white. collars and euffs. * ' “ay meta 75C PORES . és! nct ates $9.24 | panned finish...., $5.10 tH ¥, ase 4 mn ee > +. 6 2 @ — | é . ee : ; Morning at 9 O’Clock ? : - The Sale Will Start Thursday Morning at ock : : | al ‘ J Basement Economy Store : : % Sg | | Pid ' i = M: : Sale of Factory Samples of = | | : oy ae Mill Surplus Lot of | : | | ; tu 7 ; Ly $1 B 4 és O | ' _ $5.40 Wash Boilers rooms : : : | Hi h-Grade C rsets . 8 ‘ Dish $1. 75 Combinets : $2.10 O Cedar Sets | Extra heavy all-copper Bw iy oe Uh erp of ort in $9 $395 é . u é “= $2. 25 Dishpans Slon Jare of | ~consisting of one large! Boilers: No. 8 size; wooden } 1 grado broom corn; th : ' - -~-of genuine Volrath make NAP size wage ey triangle O’Cedar Mop and/| handle and tin ull shoulgered.andg 7 ve r 46 °° te. {te enameled: oval style | white enamel] fir ue S | | “Lily-of-France” and “Modart +f “,e | strong bail and | 33-08. $1.39) coveT scree : . 1 y Oo polis a re > . ver Hs 4 $3 75 Value the Pair dl bust ° * | wooden grip ..... . | ae tee 4 . ’ 2° & orsets in medium an ow | | , i , ie | sos vost? 2 , @ Attractive Curtains in the nopular Filet styles—all soiled from handling 4 ‘ and Scotch weaves; many patterns fron sizes s broken. : | which to choose; all wanted tints ... - | ; $4 and $5 Corsets $1.50 Girdles $2 Curtains $1 50 Rica Fabric Fa ctory sam ples of Kabo, R. Factory samples of P.. N. and - ) i Novelty effects of cream Mill lengths up to 6 yards. & G. and Elasticside makes; | Famo Girdles of semi-elastic; in ~ eas eae | colored volle with rose, blue Bouvelle Drapery in duplex of pink coutil and well boned 12 and 14 inch lengths; R5 | wit MUL i ada ad my: | | or green embroid- $1 15 | colorings; many pat- 79¢ thro ughout. Special $2. 29 SPORE. Gs 6 Hkas ck aeen C : | , | $2. os IR ae $1.50 Cobbler Outfits ered edges; pair ...@ ie ET FS ie Pam” 50c Confiners " $1.25 Water Pails | Curtain Stretchers » Roasters of pole | pret repair Outfits com- . $3.25 Lunch Kits 1 Straight edge type in Large Hoa ter of | I ple te with tools in 89 Window Shades 25c Cret "$2. 50 and $3 Corsets Factory samples of B. & J. All metal Kits complete | —°f heavy sheet aluminum; | éx1%-f¢ atne: memati) tenes “black sheet | 24 wooden bok .....c«. Cc : ’ ’ retonnes . , . , o1 polished finish; wood steel: end handles Opaque Shades in white, yel- Mill remnants of attractive Factory sasapies of P. N., and Venus’ Bust Confiners; _ veers: le ote grip; two sizes .... " 89¢ | brass pins; $3.50 $2 49 sae Paneled | a “e . 33 eae wide Cretonnes—choice of many see anh pes Rloweerivrtgs Hinani 3 can re og: lg ea biain and pentsen : ’ é | value TOP... se wees ° ; s rollers; 29 to 8 nehes wide | “ypte nee front lace Corsets} § il Styl igured mesh. pecial iece Davenette and 6 ft. long; mill seconds of | 2*' apie, Aieeamien 123¢ Sizes broken, Syecial $i. 7 Or eee 25c | ite 60c to Tic 39 oe itedie BT" See eee es Basement Economy Store venport. grades, each ........ Cc. Basement Economy Store | ad come “] 17. x as | wr. i p- ‘clours and " Thi tries... S ks, S les and Seconds Included in s | urplus Stocks, Samp ‘ : . r ” 7 | ‘ Sale ot Und er \ . Ca $2.75 Bread Makers OE ace alget and $5.25 Boxes $1.70 Teakettles Brass King Boards tn oe - re ne > & Chask | ware > | o % Roli-top bread and cake Gray enaine led finish; full size; brass rubbing 4 anders. Srary & Clark! very efficient: with 13- j Royal brand; with strong | surface: strong | ; } ¥, make z of -extra heavy! inch reflector and $6. 39 cee De 3360. pall’ aan’ onan’ $] 00 ahem 5 Cc a | Wire guard ...... | : 1D vccerce reese (AO | eusten pushin deel eel | Men's, Women’s and Children’s Underwear Offered at a Spl nm - ed $1.89 3 | Anish: special. | ep a ! ; Savings That You Should Antici pate Needs for the Entire Famtty , | | Men’s Union Suits | $1.25 to $1.50 Union Suits | | J or heavy weight fleece- lined ) —of heavy weight, _wool-mixed fabrics; long | Women's medium tran and double : | re. ‘e sleeves and ankle ickg th——all samples, $ 33 ' cotton Suits. Reg. - ar, extra a ~—«*€—BSe | | rstuffed Suite : $3.50 to $4.00 values at . tee e een es eee ee | extra ee = Underwear ' j | Suite “$ r Men’ S Union Suits : vv e and Drawers of fleece-lined cotton; longs : | pring § “4 Fine-ribbed, fleece-lin ed, Cotton Suits; mediut | ests est#\and ankle- lenet! . ; Angel § motent eee cee 6. ee 95¢ | rsd eoate we velubs' \special, garment...... 69c¢ | | -*. “Nichi Sara. $1.80 value; marment..ji..-sccccevcsee drawers. Ww i , omen’s Underwear : a | ofibees Men’ . Underwear | Fine-ribbed, cotton Union Suits in low neck, $1 00 Ciothlines | $1.55 Wool Dusters | $2 25 Freezers $1.50 Curling lrons $2.15 Roasters Heavy weight, wool-mixed Shirts and Drawers; | ow th le. Regular and extra sizes. , 10 Wall and ceiling Dusters ° Curiez make. with re- Mirro Heasters in roun long sleeves and in ankle length. In gray Sti 25 | = Sevelona oy ’ .. special) ~ 76 Keystone make, of heavy, with long hi indle, S18 OO ! Alaska FreeWers; 2-«t. m “ ble cli « ‘cole RY etyle; side oe or brow! hn. $2 Value , BROOMS eceorvectocse | $) and $1.25 Vaiues p a d cesertece . fute tw ine: 100 foot 72 | was! iable kin "Fae size, with wooden $1 64 vu res © , Ps ot ad 9&c ventilating top. $1 44 Men’s Underwear Women’ s Un erwear —. Prereeee Pe C ry | bucket .... venient size ....:. Fine-ribbed Cotton Shirts and Drawers: long Drawere, Blo ee pe ng dee gg age Bg, + ne | | | sleev es and an kle length. In ecru shade. 74 Knee or ankle length : ; i se wood; t : ‘ Hi h Shoes Continuing Our Remarkable Offer of _ nickel-plated finish; | movable inset, $ 49 |'with ventilating top and| large size; with cover and of vast and ae $3.05 omen Ss | y ] S with handle and Si. 19 ‘C ass top Rw? 9 aoe takai 3.75 braces e«e*ee eee eee .05 . —— eam ess h eefS ee ee =x che o¢ | im _ — Special Thursday at, Pair.... 69 " f —e | @ 340 pairs of lace and button Shoes; Seconds of $1.85 Grade... .. A4 | : black, srown and kid leathers and com- q@Seamiess 81x96-inch Sheets of high grade, © binations; full Louis heels. Sizes broken soft-finished sheeting with deep hems. = 7 backs, Rasement Kconemy Store of 45c grade; Basement Economy Store COTE: occ ccscsereece specially price@ at.... + to a buyer; 10 fer.. C | jars with covers .... | whh end $4 ‘+ fell 12-ft re yard... 61.09 7. Pah re ee - eae 5 aS +375 ee ant oS ee eee :

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4 ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined octonen spar wares O SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 13. = Elizabeth Arden’s | Satinay Manhattan The Hoover — — " Shirts > : Representative svera”.. 49¢ aa — For $2 Casa = j White mercer- Lf San paieten anna € For this sma!! cash payment —Miss Donnelly. is now in our ized Satinay; 36 in compiete as- } will place the new Hoover in Toilet Goods Bectio ao a will give inches and tn self- : sD iene ; % d Red FE Tl Ro. i. fe $2 | —— vant tener s — all home: balance tn monthly pay~ ihe ate of aaae weanmtense ety striped effect Lang ¢t Dist ‘butors of Merc andise We e > Give Eag ¢ Stamps an e eem u OOS or in — 4 oe ments. - —rr | a at we - pomat and the West. Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted. | | ets ee — == . Man panne Tharsday—Another One of Our Very Unusual Millinery Events— 70 fo 10) 00 500 in All—Newly Arrived From New York and Offered at @ This is one of those value-giving Millinery events which mean so.much to St. Louis women and misses. in the very newest styles and the variety is exceedingly large. A remarkable opportunity to save on Hats for all tvpes of cos- | tumes. Be among those to choose when the sale starts at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. metal brocade Hats. : combined with velvet; flower-trimmed models of various shapes. Hats. s Smart satin or | fashionable dra also’ chic and splendid c The Hats are close-fitting Hats. d turbans oice in the latest oO of matrons’ Feurth Filecr Ha id ti ’ ; ’ if ii [a Hf / ' \ , | ¢ ry ; — i . ; . 7 ’ —s = -~”% - i . ~ & ’ eset ; _ i “~—s ° ; : ‘ : pen Vit Lia. 1i:0.ce ; b a* = — . st > > * LPret a+ _ at s ' peril - ||| black and nary. Sizes 36 to 44 black and marr. Sizes 36 to 44. | 7 - . : . Thuarsday—Unauasual Choice for Women _ The Latest Sports Coats and Misses in This Selling of iS ¢ Profit by Our Extraordinary Sale of Gingham Dresses | ‘ , ff $2.50 to $3.95 Values for >] ( @ Tomorrow is the second dav of this remarkable offering— ' made possible only by a special purchase—an opportunity to anticipate all needs in wash Dresses with unusual economy. Regular and extra size Dresses: sizes 36 to 52 The majority of Dresses are of Amoskeag gingham, others of Renfrew ging- ham—in many styles and colorings; all of fast-col- or and with trimmings of newest kinds. Thira Fleer — Tharsday’s “Specials” Include i Novelty Silks $3.98 and $4.50 Grades at, Yard. . Q @ Plain and novelty weave Silks— | 36 to 40 inches wide and in black. white and colors—Silks suitable for many purposes. that are ae | | —Carefully Tailored on Smart, Mannish Lines fi | $ : a | Special Sizes 14 : | Values at.. to 44 a ia | | @ A fashionable type of Coat thatis almost a necessity in | smart wardrobes—in brown, cocoa, tan and various combi- nations and all well tailored. Some are half lined, others f | fully lined, while large patch pockets, belts and novelty but- _ tons add to the attractive appearance of these Coats. Tm : i aes | | Tailored Suits Knit Appare Al oe i i : - = a . BIS = : +4 | | Very Specially Priced at Very Special Values at = “f fa Cod ; $ —_ ae ie ran : + $ { . £ ft . H "d () { 7, | 7 Y . | ? 5 mt Fd | | K : 4 | ian ‘ Decidedly are these Kni’ ioe) lu ot Suits of approved sty! a and em Froe! rs for street and sports wear: n did tal loring—son gree + the newest surplice styles in x ethers tri immed with braid or em- niain and novel ws ay as: clever side- broidery and all lined h ade- eae beter n ae —— —— = = lise ~~ ',-Ib. Engtish ‘Dres¢makers’ Pims ............ 23 $5c All-Rubber Sanitary Aprons, net tops......2% Ss R. M. C. Crochet Cotton, various colors . . Coats’ Darning Cotton, 45-sd. spools ........... Be re is ane iSc Boxed Sanitary Napkins, 3 in box ......-... 12c¢ ll sizes in lot Derby Pins, 400 count ie Se Hump Hair Pins, size 5 .. 3c : i5e 3-in-1 Oil,” bottle ttc Se Pant Hangers. ...4c; 3 for 5c “Surety” Snaps. ..4c: 3 for 1@c ‘% - | 4= | E= 39.9 oh ae e eS : : } uretv H | s@ Heavy. long - — a —— | « = Linoleums, with colors ' ' ~~ i imported : A washadip-~Jer- ‘ au-sitk Canton || -j| $6.98 95 | $3 to $3.50 Values, Pair __. S$ 95 f M t Oil _ go through - air on eve.” 3 er weave Silk . “> é' : ; i rf ardwood., oc tile inches wide t white Mesh said 4 tea yosceat + | Value. | @ Curtains well made of durabie % " | O or I i d | de and of excel- | | Ht r oe =e i | mosaic designs in black and the most pink: enftable for ent weight and | . marquisette an attractively edged H H desired colors. A RE Sites. | Gntecr Honoris og oe | | sisson, gt-eeny isin | with filet weave lace. Also included H 5-Gal. Can— i ade for kitchens, bath- Ss ceateped ‘atgeg an ole eaee | in this group are Curtains of Scotch I Mediurn Body ~rraen offices. ete. wi Astrakhan i ne in ve ect! dest ~~ 7 Navy Bolster weer te ie oh Sots ) madras. W ite, ivory and beige tints. i | Cloth Serge | |] that wet give excellent wear. Vv H ' +} Linoleums Linoleums Rug Border , gy nee 83.00 Value || | oile Curtains Cretonnes $ 15 | . . | $9.98 Bed Sets | liaitee . i | $1.10 a oe $1.45 Grade— Spectal, Ferd, | Taft patch Sete tn Bit ¢ rose — $3 5 i So: aed | ¥ . e348 $9.50 | | etesteeee [TT $385 Be | | es a ae LT on f a> orner i : : “-% ae. e eo read ° ® inch - a ‘ | . ee } I} botater — sci $7.45. ee et =ninty | (A group thet offers unuse- GAs ficient refined off | $ .24 > S4-imch gray As- S4-inch, smooth- | ) | Sedeenion 1 OU weer ond |e en ot many pan af Ge wae | C “es | trakhan Cloth "Inished. medium | $2.35 Crib Spreads 2 . pons — we at and | artistic patterns and colorings. tons of the Unite§ States | walenh WwW pepular weight Serce—or a | Marvellies Spreade 'n hive | or ~ daar Cattes o Suttabie for overhangings, cov- Government and distributed i ~ Wany » attractive for acQ Uetles iVacity that wil | +> — r ae on with meatiy | ae ee ee ortags for furniture, =“. oe Sy os te oe aoe. 7 yt “heme noe yes. — er lor- ight tn weight. but tive spiendid serv. a waee ' . ° =auhaee > Fe ms are tnciuded 'n : on el fe : ° — > . this cory warm , meaeees | BE ad 45c Curtain Marquisette, 32c Yard | Tass boty, Sent con. .saes | = Secry enamer "tin: | SE STOND offering | r Crossbar patterns in white ivory and belge. Desirable fer — cam, S255 | — = Sathrooma, kis- : sash or long curteina Sixth Fleer pceate ita ehens, etc. riftth Fileer sib 4 > - aS ef . ) o~ iS et ae eee a Monotony Descri ~ How Rum Runne if Britain C HE “rum-runriag” ve seeking liquor to be # wide attention, but so actual operationa. The Post-Dispatch, tn | now able to gave in @ ger romplete narrative of d men sor Are months off the Ame organisation and methods Db ‘the smugglers. Life en board customers and the big men Conditions on “Rum-Re oe’ the “pirates” who prey lounches and the tugs that writer is @ s¢aman of wide CHAPTER LX. Rermuda and the Hon BY ONE OF THE CR We managed to put up ' ~onotenocus: existence fo months, but the last month i beliewe I remarked before gets very fed up seeing t fices all the time. Bul w the third month He w morning after a spell of be e- and|no sales. He safd he ‘ng to|try to sell some of ashore, but I for one knew couldn't etand ship lfe an: We halled a tug that h mmading through the night s the schooners and her skipp« eo land him tn New York. a bottle of whisky to give ‘he skipper wasn't haying : was indignant. “Sar' I do landing ye tn New York, ¢on't bring any hooch in ship”—-and he probably ha go of 2000 cases under hats Two Werks Without « During the last month ‘ery little overside trade. nm oir stuff was sold ashore. fer the last fortnight wit eases on board and never cale Two or three days b- fimal @ischarge a bombshe ‘aropped among us. We were ernother ship's cargo and r« ancher for @ month or tw« here was trouble among ¢t! c* course, when they heard eure they would never ha for it. The skipper knew | @m his advice other ctrran were made. At last the great day can we were free of our cargo. fHok it and also a few hundr from a schooner we had be« wureing alongside. She was te our side, that schooner. to feed her. coal her. and her with water, stop the : rows among her crew. and o “ec had to give ber skipper wen from the wrath of. his.cx (ad up with we had to send eur crew on board to discha We knew some time bef were discharged that we © to Bermuda before making f Tame crew, of course, on the need to shift the coal f and No. 2 hatches tnto th ers. We would get coal an oa also. These last te modities the skipper fully t> get) whete we were, as I m@ avery dear place. Ont ifan millionaires go there | @ys. To those in the kno ‘oa! and water were minor era “ions. What , Call Wa: What we really went there & clean bill of health and th ry clearance papers. It hardly have done to arrive eur home port with the pap cleared up outward. I wond ea! th officer would have ; “pratique” on his own bil! of We remained at anchor alter we were discharged fer stores and Mr. ff ft » that we first began to ‘fe! SSout; dur ‘ promised bon Cursed ourseives for allow! mst two of three thousand out without getting ft. been con t with the ke ‘Rat the bonuses had been pa out a murmur in her port barture for home on the 9 The Of4 Man ellared the fears by thé assurance tha’ im right, ee" ‘heir momey in Bermuda, the after guard knew dif! Feige. were! not as they she = eerhing was wrong. - The ¢ MZ ae f admitted as much to x 2¢ could! net communica PR. digect he sent a wits Ctr owners t: Quebec askiz ™® inform. the charterer 1! Pa: ws were awaiting orde *f «och we would preceed ude og @ certain Gate ‘ day er two before we PAoers isfermed us that oar het been arrested on cote Mr ordets. Ther knew that Ge-narged aff right. bet t "2¢ migtaken the aktpper “<hooner we had ¢ry-rarsed "™! Maw We got al! thie

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| cash |payment we ‘w Hoover in your in mpnthly pay- Basement Gallery _ vings—Quanti- irements ehold Aprons excellent quality ercale in plaids various 47 Pinas, size 5 .. oe rs... .4e; 3 for 10c fety Pins .......30e rushes .......39c aan, z . Hair Nets ‘Ingle mesh Nets n hair; guearan- cap or fringe; zen, Ties 7C Main Fioor UMS —Sq. Yd. 37 ng - wearing h colors that back; many ck, tile and gns in. the A splendid hens, bath- etc. ug Border | ectal, Yard, Thursday felt base | wide: ‘y ename In light and :c hardwood ef- . Fitth Floor trahie, —_ | i vy ™ ati abearith the iret i, Geass ears verre on . . ~ / % ame —_= Ne ee # Editorial Page Zi - F eit ise* + > ; mn — i & bao rpess--s | : ~ ~~ racis of ' se ae Ee eee ea et ee eS eee if peeee Z° © ee © 9 ot otra on > oa 8 tee PART TWO. —=— . ————_” ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1923. Bs es ar PGE VE iat het eet. bk state ooo c es : ust a Minute Society—Drama oa ee PAG a ee ee ne ee a HOSTILE LEGISLATION WILL meliness and Trickery Make —_{FXPERT MEDIPAI CARE IMPERIL ROADS,. WARNS = Life on Liquor Ships Along ‘Rum Row” Hard Upon the Crews i MOTHER Unt _—- Mortality Among Them Increas- | ing, Child Health Associa- | Markham Declares Rail Credit Will Be Impaired tion Is Told. | and Improvements May Be Stopped if Radical Measures Are Enacted. - SE re a —— ue ee ee ae \ Monotony Described as Almost Unbearable— How Rum Runners Plan to Continue Business if Britain Concedes 12-Mile Limit. By the Associated Press. | DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 17.—Mor- | pesand among mothers is increasing in Yi HE “rum-running” vessels which hang outside the three-mile limit | this country, it was stated today by) rere —_— — A 17.—“‘Railway | P2Mauet last night. He urged the | Organization to exert its influence on By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, Oct. ‘credit will be impaired and the pro- . secking liquor to be smuggled into this country have received world- | 7 'illinois Congressmen against an , wide attention, but so far little has been told from the inside of their | mere: mary —- se. merge caPrneg {Stein Os epee ve paar “amendments of the act®&® none pA actual operations. | Public Health Nursing Association if the idea of hostile legisia *°| which, he said. had been shown to ~ ' at, * les ee is pets she ge _be necessary. ‘ . = e v ok pe? Cuaans ane today told dele- The transportation act of 1920, he ig? i aE | f the Said, was a factor which enabled the |\gates to the annual meeting © | railro: + : ‘ 2 e re 1 roads to pull together a Wwar- ‘Illinois Chamber of Commere. | mestice ae - “Th 6 th of our country re-|-'O*en machine” and perform The growth o vital things for the : The Post-Dispatch, in conjunction with the Manchester Guardian, is ‘of Rochester, N. Y., in an address at now able to give in a series of articles, of which this is the last, the |the meeting of the American Child “complete narrative of a member of the crew of a ship engaged in this trade | Health Association gor five months off the American coast. The writer describes in,detail the| | 7 nization and methods by which the trade i# carried on, the devices of | After two and a half years’ study | of the nursing needs of the city,” | - ; s, life r ; . ir oversi ‘ athe —: oie Ye or te a tee Re who are their overside pK | | | quires that the railroads be constant- contin: @eates 1 : pe ople of the ers 0] 9 . said Miss Laird, tracing the develop- 2. 4 and tending their | S in the last two years Conditions on “Rum-Row,” where the ships are moored, the methods ;' | aoa tettapan- 5 My xa Re go CR sdle | Sustain general prosperity by pur- ce she “pirates” who prey upon the rum ships, the adventures of the ment of a visiting nurse service in | properties in order a cia | Chases which flush the payrolls ia Sounches and the tugs that bring the drink ashore are also related. The'| Rochester, “we were convinced that | Srow!ns aa ited - wr milinatels ay |every center of manufacture and priter is a scaman of wide crperténce in the mercantile marine. the most neglected phase of nursing | Fostile a “aisle is de-|&!¥e the people transportation to > CHAPTER Lx. arrived “All's well” four days tatos.| Work in Rochester was skilled nurs- | wre-stetaeh — Bhar seo “a9 se anita | Carry the business thus created.” ” Bermuda and the Home. I will never forget the doctor's face|!ng care for mothers.” arts cag a gg = cut off the in-| tallroads whose net incomes . BY ONE OF THE CREW. /when he was told we were five | Education of the public so that it flow nt necessary capital. This tn showed improvement were able to “ | months out of Glasgow. He had to, Will demand expert medical service | , obtain capital with which to rehab- ; : e would be disastrous to all) for mothers _ before and after ne Dan reagoo | if business. Lirth of Fn and for such min- | gee Pes than a billion dollars a) air 9 8 pull aan a year’ needs to be spent upon pastway | ward ares Cc ’ : “| expansion. In order that this new) Sioeaatinaes moat ee ee of the capital be available, the securities of | cago —— ee the railroads must be attractive 4] Dr Cornell said ther . vestments, and“this means that rai 4 ome pre were only way legislation needs to follow a | \litate their property and as pros- perity ‘persists a larger and larger mileage passes into the group of roads which can enlist investment and restore and enlarge facilities, Johnson said. Stocks Must Win Confidence. “Careless newspaper readers no- tice that sqme roads here and there * We managed to put up with our; go into the Old Man's room :o re- wmonotonous existence for four | cover. (We had still a. few a 3 | left. months, but the last month was van | A ‘oa hours before we arrived a Lbelieve I remarked before that on@/ . i ojess from our owners informed gets very fed up seeing the samé@/us that So-and-so in Hamilton would Hes all the time. Bill went afte®! be our agents, but they did not have the third month. He went one |#"y orders or credit for us. The Old Casts _ ee eee we ee + eee ee ee Ce | |Man sent cable after cable, but the | 146 specialists in obstetrics in the , ly | é pw constructive program. The oniy|.. , ; E morning after a spell of bad weath |replies were very unsatisfactory. We | C nited States, an average of only sada that wil stop this ambitious | ayy pupatntially smproved tac vat er and no sales. He safa he was gO- | grasped the fact that our owners|;°"e to each 17,000 births. More program of expansion is destruction | rape on ba em oaey 5 which ing to try to sell some of the stuff/Wwere trying to find Mr. R, but|than two-thirds of these obstetri-| of railway credit. The country is! penses riot otnpaaented > saaueead icouldn’t. T ¥: , . clans are east »f } } ; ; Pe s iy > Ashore, but I for one knew that h@/ Oo iries of the seid + Soepemcmcagy ~ River, he said of Rhe Mississippi! sound, but right-thinking citizens); gross earnings. It happens that, ; ; | : one re- at Mr. R. had left for} * preparation by the med Radical Pzan Called Vicious. | candid onbeeh ait , |®lion having the “The radical plan to reduce arbi-| trarily the tentative railway valua-— tion used by the Interstate Com-| merce Commission in determining} ical profession is a factor in the rate | of infant mortality,” he said. We hailed a tug that had been|home to make arrangements about oading through the night at one oy | Seomene cargo. | i fe found in Bermuda one of the “The average fee paid today by e r : the schooners rye: ae GPP dive eed | prawilers we had coaled off New |wcemen for a confinement case is showing the lowest net return for the first six moriths of 1923 is the very territory where there is the lcudest clamor for rate reductions. he amount of railway revenue need-_ +r , 7 , , a bottle of whisky to give him, but | time, and was sadly in trouble. Her calls, laboratory work, attendance at a to sustain the industry and pro-| so Stiecneliner ahem ate = fhe skipper wasn’t having any. He | mate had been tried there for shoot- birth and more or less post-natal |tect the interest of the public is 4) cific. was indignant. “Say! I don’t mina|!2& one of the crew. Her chief en- Care. | vicious scheme to undermine railway' “4s prosperity is prolonged. first landing ye in New York, but ye | Sineer gave us the details. They were | . ave such fees few men can put credit. «@ the strongest roads and later many @on’t bring any hooch in on my | Tather sordid. Too much to drink prarck: and soul into the work, espe- “The present generation of security| of the others will progress from sbip’—and he probably had a care | 2nd lack of control. The mate had one in view of the fact that the | holders is far removed from the gen-| eguipment trusts through bonds to go of 2000 cases under hatches. | Sees Soguittan, and left Bermuda saad bee aoe for a appendicitis is eration that furnished the money! preferred stock and common stock. Two Weeks Without a Sale. | quickly as he could. : None of the | : . case. In appendicitis, the with which the lines were construct- | If we are to see the building of lines men who were still by her had been diagnosis, operation and after-care ed. There may have been abuses alinto new territory, essentially spec- . During the last month we did/ paid, and they refused to ‘eave the |do not extend over a period of a 'good many years ago, but whether) ulative, railway stock issues must tery little overside trade, nearly all | ship. rmcnth. In obstetrics, the case may !there were or not does not concern! again win public confidence. Fi- eur stuff was sold ashore. We lay! Making It Warm for the Owner. |° Under observation for six or seven | us now. The fact remains that the/ nancial restoration of the railroads for the last fortnight with 2000) A new crew was ashore living sm | F-ontae. investors we are dealing with now | will never be completed until a sub- eases on board and never made a | the hotel all ready to take her on are innocent of any wrongs commit-| stantial part of the mileage of the country is able to bring its stock is- PASSIVE RESISTANCE PLAN BEFORE SINN FEIN CONVENTION Mary MacSwiney, Elected to Pre- side in Absence of De Valera. Outlines Program. By the Aseociated Preas ted then. Whether or not we shall let the idea become fixed that the sues very near to 60 per cent of its public sentiment of this country | total capitalization. wants railway expansion stopped and} the wheels of progress blocked is a problem that concerns American business.”’ Opposes New Legislation. another trip, but the engineer had, | I believe, dismantled the engine and refused to say where some of the. parts were till he and the men who stood by him had been paid what was The owner did not want sale. Two or three days before our | final discharge a bombshell! was aropped among us. We were to take another ship’s cargo and remain at anchor for a month or two longer. here was trouble among the crew. c’ course, when they heard it. I'm | have stood | a 'tinues favorable, improvements will ‘reach the stage of modernization for due them. ‘economy. In the completion of the ow i rt cae kus this and 'to take legal proceedings. Publicity; DUBLIN, Oct. 17..—The Sinn Fein There should be no tinkering with | improvements rests the shippers’ ul- or . 1 KY WwW » ‘ | . rn " | , : : . a » : © ‘e. N = Te hte eAvice other crrangements | ¥98_2° at all to his liking. He had | convention, or Ard Fheis, held at | the transportation act of 1920 and | timate hope for the future Le , : end h of that over the shooting| ¢} eer ; , | its administration by the Interstate chanical progress brings reduction were made. 6 a |the Mansion House yesterday, ful- | Alba 3B.jin operating cost-and this in turn Commerce Commission, ,Johnson of Philadelphia, president /of the Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce and president of the ‘case, so I suppose he must have paid, because the trawler left before we did with her new crew on board. At last the great day came when we were free of our cargo. Our lire took it and also a few hundred cases ‘serves as a brake upon the indefi- nite increase in freight rates which would be inevitable if improvements filled the expectations of its pro- moters. More than 1200 attended from Sinn Fein clubs from al! of fy «trom a schooner we had been Jry-|| We waited three weeks for orders, | 1h. 32 counties. | Railway Business. Association, de-| were interrupted before reaching nursing alongside. She was a thorn! and had our bunker’ coal shifted.| pp), organization, which last year | clared in poe address at the annual lonete climax.” in our side, that schooner. We had When our orders did come they Were | cought to avoid division by a pact | - | 3 ts Sie Re. | a to feed her, coal her, and supply ‘‘Tuscar for orders.” fhetween Eamonn De Valera and | her with water, stop the drunken While in Bermuda we heard ru-/ Michael Collins. now consists | | rows among her crew, and one aight mors of large quantities of whisky jaimost solely of republicans, and | | “ec had to give her skipper protec- waiting to be shipped from Hamil-/the proceedings yesterday reaffirm. | ’ ton. In fact we were given to un-| derstand that Bermuda was going to: blossom out as a second Nassau. tion from the wrath of his crew. To ind up with we had to send part of. eur crew on board to discharge her. ed the full republican plans. Mary MacSwiney, elected to pre- ‘side in the absence of De Valera, DR. MASARYK ASSERTS) OF ZONING ORDINANCE “We knew some time before we!) Whether the rumors lied or not I|| who is in jail, defined the future were discharged that we would g0} don’t know. Time will tell; but Ber-| policy of the Sinn Fein as passive | | to Bermuda before making for home.’ muda would certainly be the best resistance to the Free State. and | . , r knew setting- e ri fleet, . , , , = . fs mate ; The crew, of course, only knew of setting-off place for the rum 1?! the resolutions proposed cover 2/President of Czecho-Slovakia IC. of C. Board Views Supreme ‘only I doubt if the naval authorities would allow it. Our passage home was interesting only from a seaman’s point of view. |The extraordinary amount of easter- ly Avind was quite unusual. The sole subject of conversation. was our bonus. We had no fear about our ‘wages: they would be paid all right, the need to shift the coal] from No. Land No. 2 hatches into the bunk- ers. We would get coal and water there also. These last two com- modities the skipper fully expected tO get where we were, as Bermuda i®@ a very dear place. Only Amer- itan millionaires go there for holi- Gays. To those in the know, food, detailed program with this purpose’ in view. One of these protests against the Freé State entering the League of Nations as a British col- , ony. : Little business was done yester- |Specita! Cable to the Post-Dispatch and the |day, owing to adjournment for the | Chicago Daily News. ifuneral of Capt. Noel .Lemass, iCoprright. 1923.) ‘the Trish republican army, who was PARIS, Oct. 17.—The republic Republic, in Address; Asks for | . Respect of Treaties. | hension and Regret.’’ The board of directors of 9 Chamber of ©) i of |adopted a Coal and water were minor consid-/| but we had no written agreement scized by armed men in Dublin last |Czecho-Slovakia stands solidly be- erations. ‘about the bonus. i= A ee pan Set inte tae body was found in | side France in her insistence on the/will grant a rehearing of the case in| ' Bermu —_— ‘promised the crew [£20 a aman, ne ublin hills last week with a | ae : the city’s zoning oe what ae Call Was b — his promise was on behalf of Mr. R.. bullet through the brain. It was honest fulfillment of treaty obliga- bom it nullified , | /a 42SsSO What. we really went there for was 214 we feared that Mr. R. had fled./the most imposing funeral Dublin |tions, Dr. Thomas Masaryk, Prest- | ordinance. : mg bill of health and “4 aca To make a long story short, we | hus seen in a long time. The great ‘dent of Czecho-Slovakia, who now is| It also adopted a resolution urging ry ; ~ : ; ‘ > «© > . y ’ ‘ | . —_———se papers r wou’ |never saw a penny. The crew wou? | cortege included companies of the |+),. guest of the French republic, de-|the Board of Aldermen to pass the hardly have done to arrive back in have refused to sign off the articies our home port with the papers that | unless they got their bonus, but the | Cleared us outward. I wonder if the | shipping master advised them other- | Health officer would have given us! yice They took the matter to &@ atique” on his own bill of health? | lawyer, but up to the time of write _— Irish Republican army, republican deputies and delegates and also the | “/ared lord Mayor and corporation, who had previously attended the requiem ma The processionists marched | bill to repeal an ordinance that calls | for condemnation proposed northeast approach to the | in an address replying to toasts at a luncheon. French 7 “People here and there have com- municipal! bridge. . ’ e « : 4» s 3 "We remained at anchor a week; j),¢ | have not heard of them g@in- | nast Mount Joy, where 485 republic- ee + ee eee The first resolution stated that ; Qlter we were discharged waiting | ing anything. ‘an prisoners are on hunger strike. rope.” Dr. Masaryk said “But the te Prsene | eh si ~ for stores nnd Mr. fk. It was then | Hard Nut for the Drys. — ‘laws of history and the lives of na- the board secu aang sisi pass sbout our promised bonus, and Bers site | ; Supreme Court in deciaring the zon- | ~ ; low i .+ very interesting and gave me an in- | made for the comfort of sleeping car " Girsed ourselves for allowing the = ing ordinance -invalid, adding that lest two of three thousand cases to! sight into the principal manner in | Mrs. ae So ce 1 a | tourists. Modern science and philos- Te of inestim- | € out without getting it. We had 'which New York was supplied with Bhs be wath ata so ~rmeg on is Made. ophy have discovered infinitesimal! | ‘this ordinance has been aenti | ‘le ‘yi ; ay aw ) | 6] , ‘serving residential | rea roe ae ST ak ‘liquor. The prohibitionists sa) they | WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.—No one ‘es ig ct beminnagey is the con mie rete value in a igen 3 pine aeiiall out a acy oF mae lasek a ab. |will stop it, but I fear they never | has been designated by Mrs. Hard- | called tthe ve FT oord gga ern bang etre Se 1} i | ot | nm ¢ 2-mile | to write a biography BY Dycrmme —- os ° | ustrial areas and generally in Barture for home on the preceding will. if America gets 4 1e-m freer ee ns erapiy of the late ,amall folks, have been discovered. 6 | according to a | promoting the health, welfare and | by t i:mit, then the rum fleetewiil lie 13 miles off. If the British authorities put a bond on and require a guarane- Small nations have also been discov- | a }ered. This is really a novelty in pres- | upbuilding of this city. lent-day Europe. formal! | statement Attorney-General | ' . The Old Man allayed the crew's) Daugherty. | fears by the assurance that ou tia ‘ | | en Recs of money to nouncement or will authorize some | arisen are of ‘for it, and fit will be paid for. If the one to do so. In view of the diversi- ‘bond is made too big, then foreign ) fied statements that have been print- ships will be chartered and the whis- | ed, Mrs. prec Ren ones that “eat ky shipped to a “bona-fide” consig- | rect information should be’ given a nee in a foreign port, where the stuff | this time. inform the charterer (Mr. #.)/ Will be transhipped. on parer ores WEEKS AIDS NAVY DAY PLANS i at we were awaiting orders, fzil- I have --sesscyeg dln ne ote te vm Which we would proceed to Be - know to be true. Vere I t . : eould fill volumer-— consequence for the; liberating aS well as the liberatead|@emnation ordinance nations. We are fully conscious of! over the Mayor's veto and without | the importance of solving these! ganction of the Citizens’ Supervisory | problems and we are devoting our entire energies toward that end. “We respect and uphold the peace treaties because. on the whole, they are just. We sincerely desire peace, but we agree with you that treaty obligations, especialiv those relating _— after guard knew differently. passed | iWNKS were not as they should be, PMrgething Was wrong. The Old Man self admitted as much to us, and he could not communicate wit | -R. direct he sent a wireless to) er owners in Quebec asking them pay was a of the city administration's pledge to the people as a condition in vot- ing” the recent $87,372,600 bond issue. which contained an item for | the northeast approach. ' All) Branches of Army Instructed to | Mude on erts ‘what I heard | os ) | m i rtain date /wra “ | ‘ . cla b no ~A day a ‘ wo bef ad “ left t of fiction The type of men with Co-operate in Celebration. (to reparations, must be honestly ou i ype o r h, | [ASHINGTON, Oct. 17.— f- | d been arrested on going ashore afraid of departing from the truth WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 Reply- | directly involving the expenditure of | principle there can be no divergence of views. | Mrorders Thev are and their etories never lacked imag- ing to a request from Marion Ep- | 4s. without | charged Rehnagid veal mega e anne ination. . To be a eyeeessful bootleg- pely, chairman of the organization | “Certain imperfections still exist; the 1923 bond bere t Bryn (meen d mist: iia es | kippe of t) ger ‘one must appear to be a hard ' in charge of Netional Navy day cel- | in the present repartition of Europ. ; previous naar = mittee - further | Shooner ce ~ ; On om for a ease. Some of them were hard cases, ebration, Oct. 27, that reserve offi- | but all of these can be corrected py | Supervisory ay p som Pee rail. | Man " Rises 8 abc OI met pte Hy a : ne rsany were only ienorant! cers of the army be authorized to, peaceful agreements. | that all presen Larerd Meaygettante Foal 4 Bon bv ' Beer as this ytorrs Oh \ we | _* an imperial foreign policy. Stanley | But {f foreign policy is the Baldwin, having, as his critics say, upon which the Imperial Conf landed now sitting must be careful not Ye founder, there are other and poten- Ually more vast economic quest! that will be discussed. They are thds ‘fundamentals which must be sol Prime | Ministera’ to pull him out. He publicly declares | that British foreign policy, as dis-.if the British Empire | is long 4 cinct from imperial, has reached (endure. @, the point where it «annot proceed, Thalt there is the remotest further without the help ad assent | billty that any agreement upon ot the dominions. . can be achjeved this month in This is a curious situation, when |don I do not believe, but for any the facts pointed out in my last artt- | derstargling of the relations bet cle are remembered. It Was there the component parts of the Brit explained that although in theory | Empire, they must be stated. - ie dominions are now accorded an’ I have been writing = forelg equal voice in British foreign policy, |policy, But foreign poliicy,'to adopt there are several factors which have the definition of an anonymous wri negatived’any such result in prac- jer in the Morning Post, “is the att tice. These include the desire of the | tude adopted by a state toward o govern'’ng castes, whose representa- states for the purpose of def Adis tives fill all important diplomatic or enlarging the economic opr rosts, to retain their power and pre- (tunities of its own people.” | rogatives, and the alleged impossi-| British !mperial foreign b.lity, without leakage, of conveying |then, should be directed toward wil the subtleties of a diplomatic |fending or enlarging the econc crisis from week to week in cables to | Opportunities of the peoples tn dcminion Premiers. British Emptre. | Baldwin's New Epoch. : Interest Di t. | It would seem, at first glance, that But economic opport nity in Paldwin has inaugurated a new | times, means trade with other cpoch in British constitutional hie- | tions. . If the members of the Brit tery by turning to the dominions and | ish Commonwealth could adopt asking them to furnish him with a common economic policy, a comr reparation policy and te!l him how | foreign policy toward the we to behave toward Germany, France| would be possible. But tariffs and Italy. I find, however, among | raised by one part of the em dcminion representatives here con- | against another and the comme siderable doubt as to whether this is | ‘"terests of Great Britain are always one with those of Canada : Australia. e ¥ The mother country, her marké disrupted or impoverished by war. elias If the Premier and the Foreign in imposing their wishes on France and getting fn International Commission ap- | C@speretely seeking to build up rointed to assees German capacity to | 0"¢S. Canada looks for/her pro rey, and in preventing the Italians | ity across the border to the from reaping the fruits of their oc- | Stes. Australia, as she d cupation of Corfu, then, it was | ‘P4@ustrially, will tend to com plausibly argued, all the _ credit | favored by her position, with G would have gone to Baldwin and | Britain for the trade of the” Curzon. Unfortunately, things have in which America and Japa worked out differently. As a result | £O'™midably interested, of the British policy of recent | Whither is all this tending? (leg months, this country has Sn | on ngten a6 the fefinition ot checkmated in Europe in every move | 4). the adie beget above be ac it has attempted to make. British tend! = ommanwealths Fe diplomatic prestige stands lower on | °"0/"S More and more to pulls rf : the Continent than since the Boer |ccher. Alteban enensiie omen Wary _ Australian wool and mutton @ Accordingly, there Is little or no | bacon have helped to § verish p. enthusiasm among dominion Pre- | farmer in Great Briteip and caused : having found itself, whether through | the worst since ro Pre Ags 9 incompetence or bad luck, in pre Would Ignore | culties it cannot solve, tries to pess The British Empire, if it were s° the responsibility on to others. ‘sufficient, if it could pres | Smuts Feels Deeply. trade to itself would need no Gen. Smuts, Premier of South Af-| eign policy except a negative o defense. It ta, however, not at ent self-sufficient. | | he ie. Some of the other dominion | Those I\ttons, here and a ;who think more than a few ye ahead, are, therefore, for the sake ‘the preservation of thegempire seek+ ing to make the empire more @ re. more self-contained. /This tho meeting between | '* back of much of the “‘isolatio Clemenceau at | Sentiment in England. | Re. Doullens during the rout of the, Let Great Britain, it iis argued, British Fifth Army. The Allfea| PeTself loose, as America has 4 statesmen and generals, in panic, from the intrigues, rivalries and had appointed Foch generalissimo. I ypadborens vege D pom tyre Clemenceau, talking to Foch, ex- velop her trade within the empt There are, of course. ; formidable economic the adoption of any such pro iCopyriaht, 1973, by the Press and Py Publishing Cos. the New York W and the Post-Dte the possible effect upon their own reputations of being fnvolved in re- This issue of foreign policy minds me of the Foch and Premier had struggled to place him “Thank you for nothing,” Foch is “You! _—— —- - ee: |PREDICTS GERMAN. -_ ~—_ * > = - ~ “ * 7") ee Re ae ee and when he returned to the State, gave out a public interview criticis- ing Lioyd for the action. The next: time he was away from the State he did not give Lioyd the usual notice. On a recent trip to St. Louls, Hyde called on: Lioyd and they chatted/tiemen, an agreement was) for awhile without mentioning thejon the plan for an addition ot Seward case. His action yesterday ly a million acres to the Nava) was interpreted as indicating that | ervation in New Th their differences were meeine was called by H. J. % v Pie? 3 A an al + 4 e x tas ‘ ° ‘ ; os : he ed ; ey REE: ” ewe oe Bai Pe ae Re RY Oe SANTA FE, N. M., Oct. 17, an all-day conference here United States Indian Bureau, th Santa Fe Ratlroad, the State of New Mexico, private land owners and *&

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> = ae © "oe ’ eg ee ee ne eee J = ~ - - a tae ¥ - 12 4 2 PG ee : ede Le sey ee ee ee - ~~ oor he - wat yp * a ed é reese 4A er. ‘aimd an easpressed valuation in chy im ite operation, and ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, —— LE ESS - - EE — — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 137%. Published dy the Puliizer. Publishing Company, Twel/th Boulevard end Olive Street. oe -% THE POST-DISTATCH PLAT- PORM. 1 know thet my retirement will | make ne difference in hs cardinal pripcipi- whereas, in the absence of the zon! law. it could by the expenditure moderate sum. be changed to an apa: ment building that weuld produce gross revenue of about $7000 per annum end have a sale value of at $20.09%¢ properti that much grea come to the city. There are a numb» of other house owners in this block in the same predicament and anxious ‘oo change their property. who are prohit- ted from doing so by the stubborn re Sietance of those other interests refetre.) te above. The cha that take place fash- fomabie residential districts are gradua). bet irresistible. and the decrease in va)- wes is greater and mere rapid than in other sections. The soning law wil! sot prevent this. For exampie The Ke ens mansion in Vandeventer place centiy sold for leas than per ite Original cost: a large and Peme itn Fullerton’s addition minster place was sold within few weeks at a fraction of [t« cos' butid: and other houwses in beth of th highiy restricted Class A for sale at prices that represent «:mi! eecrifices. The soning iaw did net. an a 4 thereto resulting in 10 cent handsome W est - +e to in” Gist ricts ~” iL by the ve law as Gistrict had been section in- roughfare unpre iu- Naider re ace in the - an a benefit tu inv at reguiate values by law im residential dis- triets ie as futile as would be a’ te bring sult against the wn rising the morning or suing out an against the lapse of time CHAS. J. YOUNG a A ym ‘erm re > er: ryt ier ‘ san? is a ~~ —— — = A COMMUNITY EDUCATIONAL FUND. The suggestion of Mr. Frank O. Watts, presi- Gent of the First National Bank of St. Louis, that a public subscription be opened to establish a ORE CUM peliec Oo ** - : . The spirit less. ‘says Mrs. Johnson. Self-consciousness ‘ts fear not permit. much ,»#hould be fear- The school must conditions which de- fear All grades. marks. systems of promotion make for seif-con- sclousness and are the health “pir’s. Mrs. Johnson ‘may an enthusiastic con- ention with such pleading. but she will have a hard time convincing a generation in whose life wholesome element of restraint has played a large part Her program calls for no restraint. only in- dulgence Possibly her method would produce more Jack Dempsers. It would not produce more Roosevelts or Wilsons. But she broke whe beadlines. Let the highbrows rare on. less impose lf-consciousness or inimica: to sway the im ~~ a + -_ THE BATTLE OF rrom ” : : ne | 4 the but hil! @ baese _— sie —— , are damned wel] modestiy hesitate to handsome estimate of our participation in but those who indorse Col. Harvey's sordid is country’s effort ane a negligible. inoritr. accept , , i.iOT ean- The Wolf of Wall lf from the prison door. —___—eoo — —- --- LET STATESMEN USE THE RADIO. The Prime Ministers of Creat Britain, the domin- ons and the representatives of India feel that they should meet at least once a rear and discuss mutu- ally important matters. As this is difficult. have tried to keep in touch by periodical But the distances are so great that by the time these reports reach their reciplents. matters hare rogressed to a point where the reports are stale o they go into the wastebasket, to the detriment of cood feeling and understanding. But now that it has been proved that available for distances of mil England hearing an entire Presbyterian miles west of — > sireet ther - * "se? = re po! Ls ” r - 7~ —. BRI BIAD, ‘innipeg, the Canadian province of Alberta, whr cannot t Premiers and their staffs sit civen time. in their 2 studies. with ear- pieces or loud speakers, and keep up to the minute o¥ a radio discussion of public events” When war is imminent, rulers and statesmen take ‘o th telegraph and rush things. Let them use-al! the facilities of scfiemce all the time to keep the The Calgary incident shows that it can be down quietiyr. at a Pace. a_ — lone. _——_—_ st = . rr . OUP ww VW wes oe STS ' : ; ‘ ; the. i ie ~@# Wwe we } > , 2 T soe, 4a e Seed jive!) A MINUZa ~~. aay 4, . A ‘ » —" y Ares peoDd 7 - grea: Dia *he a! i) *- re le "he | -femmseives id Socrates: Croesus roeesus Was a very great } to the Acropolis an joan galt! a2 ‘e®rested 5 a % ran is Florence amented Sarco a large brags plate on that ,‘here he was Europe thing. It thing that “Here “Here is where we Ff — (2ey7y sar ,- the belief that as — is x ad many business with the German dertves from the G holdings. What F ce ' as has been forecast for a long & contre] of German industries, ¢ _nd@ustrial combine of fren ani herself, for the exploitat that rich region which includes more There is a considerable to the fortunes of the German France refuses te obviously since she Wi her industrial heart, Virtually alt he, s >> There is the i Ifa carefully prepared ordinance should Bie —— : — ™ : 3 invalid in Missouri. then the trouble to be just one thing—the present State & tien. Here iw another argument for to the Constitution recentiy vention. One of those amendments ¢ provision oe > of the powers delegated to cities, CAPTTAL PUNISHMENT. From the Nativn HEN the Warden of one- of the” greatest rrisons detlares his opt capital punishmenf it is clearly not the a theorist but the view of what we ke “practical” man tience we are giad te E. Lawes of Sing Sing taking « stand Lees , J a's a © ed com pleted # a “> lined epecifically recognizing zoning” - ~ % ay iu ~~ o bse” + es ee a” Foe WEDNESDAY... Tasted — tT. te a a : | = io Me ‘Your necktie social Wasa Sm gvent.”” writes J. B. C.. “and I 4d to be present. ™ Seay however, that bigh art in ft att ig no new thing. As ear 'gs73s I surrendered to a pair o | ve eyes and escorted them to the annual Anmterican in Fair. held uptown on Third av We paused befere a silk loom tt erapion where for $5 one could a tie woven while he Ws The price was @ princely iter shoee days of cheap luxu es. mcer to display my financial sponsibility in the presence o! afaresaid express ive eyes, I or '@ tie; and believe, me, gear si 2% ore than a Sargent-—it . Raphael: “Looked st from different « , . Permit tt revealed endless new and wo! ' gui color com btnations, and became a topic of convers iemong my friends. I purchase expensive gold tie-ring to "sil through, 2 tie-ring being at time the last word in meck «a ment. “If masterf=! war A fhe mind forever, then I surely gext my collar the great Ame mecktie. More than 40 years ZT been weddeil to these aformer -ed expressive eyes; yet even gome of my Old friends casual quire, “What became of that. —e:lC”™ We fin&k we were mistaken | guming that a passionate in fr neckties ig rare. Numerou respondents write in to declare neckwear is their chief inter ' fe We haive testimony fro -gmartrr to the cause. Joseph ein, men’s outfitter. who, writ “I preached your theory for land years and got stuck wit) 'Yike the inclosed, for exampk eause the colors are not ort blue. black or brown.” here fs a wistful one Columbine, who says: “All you say about neckties true and so beautiMgl' But d know; the glory of the dyed tie* I am the happy posses: Scotch sense of thrift and pot So far I have had not « ' tunity to excrcise my talents or thing but faded curtains and -gearfs. I long for a wider fielk @ narrower one—for neckties | Sere and yellow reminiscent of Dreakfasts. ties suffering from | S@ephen Leacock calls porri | But, alas! I am an elderly sp | and own no manly neck. Doe ene know of a docile. untidy ™man whose haberdashery ww / give offense who would form : |_Meutral background for my dye’ purples and greens”*” ’ Ata But the letter which pleas (Most of all is' one which in ms that we are being quoted clothing advertisement bv A Constable @ Cb For this w= \hoped. Im the past we have pur name in theatrical and bo« rtisements. domething brigh musual being picked out. su P*A gnod show-; Broun the 'Ing World.” or, “We read it wi terest — Herwo Broun.” Bw yesterday nobédy ever mani the slichtest interest tn our on en clothes. Some rears ago hopes of develaping fRto an aut | Sree for a period of six mont shared an office with “the Drea PF the St. Lovie Symphony Orchestra equaily of St. Louis is te amount te anything _ . At ae @® St. Lewis industry. why vert orga: so the - rf treets. Jum « ‘aa referenduis. wWhh a certain perver’ . and down eee of tax. to SUPpert tBe orc ani - a She 88 We Hew do the Tom me @en* And then provide a new avditeorium for them in the SOC00S recemtly voted’ Then there (weet Ge «any more worries a bere = SUBSCRIBER. . wandered through the sarrow gateway ‘here we . . ares =f Le - - a ee ee ee 7 @s > oy have you ever into wre % watched the miracie of a seul in Yirth? Well, just as We were sweeping cut of sight, A glow of warm and friendly light e te say that if there i« any merit a Leapt from that small. uncurtained window a : » at the frame, ) Bpectacles—as tier @ 7 " ie We want te go riding up and down The aacient shell contained again | rtray: — the Arno,” Mr. Antwine said to the cabby A glowing seul. j . we meape from life, But you The cabby leoked like the dumb-beil he : a ai ill ln aa fan an was. understanding nothing. 3 = ‘ “Let me handle him,” sald Socrates, step- g.impeed the dead quick event Saf evening vesice comradeship of one day made th _e Arne these F lerent ‘oe - —— ‘ i 9 Pe Pe ows. went out to the there tos “Ta oe Cu. .- te ines Wao a . And ie!’ (tne Ss . . 7 7 Pe aE _.,

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POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. _ a . ~ — WEDNESDAY, . . z . TOMER ite 4888. The City Circulation o 1e@ Vay — aguarartin - = | —————— A ae 7" 44 ih ke" \-F ) Mee aged Oe a : , ' ) —)| HYDE LUNCHEON ON GUEST OF _* : 64 ~ . "4 j Baas OA A if OQeems. | , Ti ek ee io Ve r . | Governor Says Machine (,overtis St. : Vg ey ae . ee =a. Louis Better Than Democrats ,*" J ws ‘ie *, — | ’ > : ity. Cy. Re rss. | e ISS MARY VIRGINIA COL- LUNCHEON HOSTESS ipa “6 taN ‘ Y : se Gov. Hyde ded his visit in St. + sat alate th “s ' *Your necktie social Was a snappy LINS, debutante daughter of | ve jae en wet | SR ee ee writes J. B.C: “and I was! i, oeeraries Cummings Collins | ° ceemmgsagag CR: RARER, Louis yesterday as a guest of honor’ ee be present. Permit me >|? the Buckingham Hotel, has had a gener — lta, hy at a duncheon given by the Repub- on : hic} i k | Dumber of parties in her honor, and | Se : oe % ; lican Women’s Club of St. Louis at , however, th: a. ig! a yi n nee ~j;these, with several already an- a + ‘the Gatesworth Hotel. Other guests’ is no new thing. wgpiy as; nounced, make her one of the most ie =, Were Mrs. Hyde, Mrs. Herbert Ss. 4878 I surrendered to a pair Of ex-/entertained of,the buds. Mr. and ,2:.* Hadley, Mrs. Philip N. Moore, Mrs. ive eyes and esc estes them first | | Mrs. Knox Talssig. brothe*t-in-law t &s Lon O. HockergMrs. Sylvester Webb, SE to Tershed arenes ep sister of the debutante, wil give president of the Twentieth Century) - held uptown on Third avenue.!a dinner at their home, 4477 Per- Republican Women’s Ciub of Kan- a silk loom in op- on where for $5 one could have ‘a tie woven while he waited. ' Whe price was a princely item in| those days of cheap luxuries; but “er to display my financial re-| gponsibility in the presence of the gfaresaid expressive eyes, I ordered le tie; and believe, me, gear sir, it mas ore than a Sargent—it was _g Raphael! “Looked at from different angles’ revealed endless new and wonder- | color combinations, and soon wame a topic of conversation song my friends. I purchased an expensive gold tie-ring to‘slip it through, 4 tic-ring being at that time the last word in neck adorn- used be fore We pa » = a / “Tf it be a true axiom that terfal line of poetry will haunt mind foréver, then I surely wore pext my collar the great American pecktic. More than 40 years have )y been wedded to those aformention- ‘ed expressive eyes; yet even now me of my old friends casually in- "What became of that neck- . ie cet ~~ ¥ oF) 7% Fe oe . - . - i. or - “ “ad 7 -* fy . a8) , - “te Fe = a . pas r i = _* - ~~ a via’ We find we were mistaken in as- ‘gaming that a passionate interest Sn-meckties is rare. Numerous cor- : ~ - * * A* Men S Eeeendents write in to declare that ove all members of the bridal party.!| daughter later in the season. y : wear is their chief interest in ye teenie Celis MR aa, AP OF 25 000 MEMBERS FOR YEAR Wt ne oy We have testimony fi can a eae and , Mrs. Walker Mason, | le Ws i ey ce —— ’ ' : Ss UC 45 ne Martyr to the cause. Joseph Hol- ee a. iat aieaaene Pinte we of | hae “re and Mrs. Charles Wray,! Total Membership Now 230,000, Ac- , ecko tae ein, men's outfitter, who writes: mo6n .in the East. eae fia pena of Skinker road. cording to Secretary of Genera! : pi iP “I preached your theory for years in Washington, for a few days. ene : so 2 Association. —— ‘and years and got stuck with ties having been in cian > on es =; Sngagensens of Miss RBRerenic in tne Amennienhe Datal i Uke the inclosed. for example, be- for the past week. They 7 viet Ue’ pe eee of fom, and Mrs. POPLAR BL! ‘FS Mo., Oct. 17 ee peause the colors are not orthodox|in New York and Philadelphia ek parsing A te ta oh Melville ave-| . 4 addition of 25,000 members dur- pelue, black or Wrown.” fore returning. Mr. and Mrs. Mason /C. Peters of Westeunetin He veg ; ing the last year, which brough* (hi ; Pine will make their home in an apart- announced this after rey ho bri "i total membership of the Baptis __And here is a wistful one from!ment at 4448 McPhe rson avenue a ae ee ids Church in Missouri to 230.000, was — Volumbine, who says: Mrs. Mason was Miss Frances Lane Ee eee an eee wee noted ‘fn the rep wt of Dr. O. Li 7 ois se /“All you say about neckties is so | Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs shes To. ae cae = raped — * v ined pa Kansas City secretary of phn, F true and so beauttul! But do you|John Scott Carter. of 43:9 Lindel] a preg ness Misses a ithe iilesee “Bar tist General Asso- Bd be know the glory of the dyed neck-|boulevard.. John Scott Carter Jr.. |\enA ‘tn « va 3 a oo ee ‘sat ate resented at the eighty-ninth ~ eee tie? Iam the happy possessor of | who came to St. Louis to be a mem- eB witha meen Der of the Beta Sigma aaa 2 i Sep 4 a? the emeecia:ion "* te oie ' Scotch sense of thrift and a dy?! »>er of the bridal party. has departed pronty owns ch Mir eters is an al oun prone “- regs yo. ee pot. So far I have had not oppor-j|for his home in Bound Brook. N. _ 2 Westminster Binge ya anc Wash- Mr Sea . R ‘ ld f er made . Munity to excrcise my talents on any-| Miss Anita Ward. a bridesmaid at magn . eee gs ane meer ot | ocean As n ee a aye : 0 in an. 22 Ke, thing but faded curtains and piano|the ceremony. and her mother. Mrs. Phj Delta Theta. | b CSPOT women : pe: n notion mentite. I long fpr a wider field—no, | Robert De C. Ward, have gone to |p) eo Oday included Mmesg. soe On ena department. J.C uae @ Narrower one—for neckties in the! their home in Cambridge. Mrs. Ward Ray Peters; Edgar Peters, Fred W. : p ype alberta aaa gre ma Se os, ‘ere and yellow reminiscent of eggyjand: Miss Ward were mueh enter- Peters, Ben Applegate, Thomas - wp O1 . et , EW vigo sy . a breakfasts. ties suffering from what ' tained while here, amone the par- O'Reilly Preiss, Walte: lOLStLO! . - ot ai , pings — : : oT om Mephen Leacock calls porridgitis.| ties being a dinner for the former Joseph Sheehan, Burt C. Bascom and Rerigcr eB i alee 4 o wb yreenind ahdighat ee eet, alas' I am an elderly spinster | apd a luncheon for the latter. both A. W. Dehlendorf and Misses Vir- nda BCnOO on a 68 cl pend own no manly neck. Does any|Saturday at the St. Louis Country &"!@ Fowler, Georgine Culling, Maud 9,909 nd 1“ OU ihe R O R of pene know of a docile, untidy little;Club. Mrs. Henry Clarkson & ott Niehaus, Gertrud oar we and panan whose haberdashery is wont to! was hostess on both occasions Dorothy Wilkinson, I yPIN IO N five offense who would form a nice ae Ruth Peters, Lewes Na Tod el » SEEKS TO DOUBLE MEMBE OSHIP ‘ Meutral background for my ‘fast- Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrv Poh!man Todd, Irene Willia Ruth Me denials re pa@ye’ purples and greens” of 5117 Washington boulevard, en- 224 Frances Smith heague of Women Voters Opens GERMANY. i a tertained Miss Marilyn Miller, who nanenaget Campaign: to Continue for Month But the letter which pleases us|is starring in “Sally” in St. Louis. The wedding of Biss Alice fail tl The League of Women . ig he news is the Soom ae OF all te one which informs and her mother, Mrs. Miller, at din- | Shryock, daughter of Mrs. Ira Garth! has begun © campaigt » doub ie sn th ° " Mis that we are being quoted in a/wer last night. The party included | Shryock « 6186 Pershing nue, ,membershi) Oonih, and negotiate with the Ger- clothing advertisement by Arnold,|; Walter Catlett, a member of the land Arthu: rekhk auld. ti georee “a prrorore.: . : ten ‘ee re ration at the very mo- Constable & Cp. For this we had|cast, and Mrs. Catlett | iplace at 8 o'clock this evening at ‘in the-Hotel Statler ball room ‘semann had every rea- pues. In the past we have seen alt nem he home of the bride’s mother, the hursday ifternoon at eel nN sae abeut to ive him bur name in theatrical and book ad- | Miss Mary Tansey of 525 Clara Rev. W. EB. Lampe West resby- | Gustave Tuckerman will read ‘nls io 6onegotiate. France, ie coos feet and _ avenue will he hostess at a luncheon terian C! ch, officia \ thy’s “A Fat M *s the German Govera“’ - le abee chow Looe sty Og ow oy today at the St. Louis Woman's Miss Chuar'otte Shrvo he: The individu jem of authority, ané tng World’ _ ate « ad - ar Club for her guest. Miss Moody, of! sisters maid of honor and only at- | members Dove 150 w ren Dn th the German indua-"— | terest — Heywood don't th no desire to be contentious, | visit there. Mies Defiel will be the the University of Missouri Mf. Au- | Galveston. nance should be found Sa rou think .on reflection (if! guest of Miss Dorothy Wray. daugh- lepp is a member of DeltaGamma. | Liverpool, Oct. 15, Dakarian; Sa- e trouble would reem , nat W.C. Fielde te one of the ———— ela renee eee —————— | Vannah. ys “neat mer : + amg hy gen moraine heater” Perhh re py eon eave| 20K". realism is our romance. Con-/ style of jabberwocky has cluttered | ae ae ees ment for amendmen ‘ ‘Poppy’ at the Ahollgn Theater vou| Versely. Jules Verne’s so-called ro-| up our critical ideas. Realism | Missouri Road Conditions. completed WF the con aia re 8 enthralled hv the musie| mance is often realism to us. Any | romance _,. Classicism ... suspense By_ Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. ee Se y t Field's remarkable erform-| realistic’ novel is romantic to future/.. . rising action platitudes . KANSAS | TT Y¥—Unsettled, roads nizing zoning as on : Ce CRca ped ao ” | generations and to other nations. On| free verse words, words, words muddy. me cities, : | the other hand, ‘romantic’ stories |. no definitions, no axioms, no! ST. JOSEPH — Drizzling, roads’ , dy Tes. we havea seen no one funnier | C@use imitation among their readers, | logic. muddy. me ye SHMENT. than Fields in “Poapryv.” He can’t | and their wildest words and ges-' “Since vou like ‘A Lost Lady,’ I'l JOPLIN—Cloudy, roads good. : be kept o) t of the list. and upon. tures quickly become realistic and | buy a copy and read it. But please JEFFERSON CITY — Cloudy, ohne of the words MMettion (his time) neither can| even trite ‘leave the buncodmbe where it belongs, | roads muddy. eg his opposition tv Wynn “Furthermore. no author escapes with the professors.” : COLUMBIA—Cloudy, roads mud- rivy not the opinion | ‘from life: he merely eapresses his — — “ ¥ , | vhat a oe to call &, a it will be best for us to! view of it. Mr. Cabell is no escap- Anyway, it is a good book. aa Fis cee agra are glad to see Lew" i : onraeelf to neckties from | ing romanticist, for his books record HEYWoon BROUN. agp vomne A Rein! . P ' eu etand against th Mae ing cua ied Inet book review his Nfe. Environment is mental as (Copvriaht. 1923 ’ oe AA—RHKaining. roads mudc- an hie words may aP- wa _— red this _well-merited re-| well as physical: vocabularies grow os dy. setitieilin: tuli aie : no welgbt to simile! , “7 st = 1, Werner: out of experience; authors can set Women Republicans Confer. =a ; AL-— loudy, roads mUc-; uarters, Mr. Lawes “_ ueht that vou hed too much| down only what they know. Life Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, vice- tens es ne rience with criminals on sense to devote a whole! can be distorted (all art is exagger- | se : of the Renubticun Nationa! SPRINGFIELD — Clear, roads onditiens in those of = to thik sbout realism end ation) but it cannot be escaped by perpen etn“ . . Pr iCal . my good. ‘ell as thoee which do ‘wreahy in your discveston of Mias | fhe author. An author has to write, Committee, was in pce og : —“ come to the conclu- ' - latest nove! Surely vou are! realism. | terday in St. Louis with Mrs. aa =: | Dawe B. Gamble’s Estate $3,537,234 -orlme. He goes on —oe in by that scholastic non- “On the other hand, every book Hocker, Republican Nationa % Ry the Associated Press - erit y capital punish- ‘ Neapay happy hunting ground of of Gction is an escape from life for | m‘tteewoman from -Missour , _ CIN NN oe Og Oct. “es Sst mt * ought to make exe- ari; “ad men's graduate clubs in the reader: to him all books are ro-| Mrs Ww. R. Haight. director ot , B. Gamble of this city, who die n | ‘Hs At our univerettiese mantic. Woman's Department of the Repub- California a few months ago. left an | (in earller dave—an possible. The argu- we shall not act w soon we are going ‘fernative and abelish— t the Union. ‘Perhaps Vou think that realism rays life and that romance és | Phcape from life. But rou should | aber that the author's true pic- in thy Jeader's escape; Kip- ; ree _ 3 —- @ ‘shing avenue. on Nov. 1, before the | Masque ball for Miss Janet Collings, ,Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Collins, at the St. Louis Club. The 'suests will attend the dinner in cos- | tume. Sunday ev ening, Nov. 4, Mr. |and Mrs. William H. Cocke of the | berms eo Hall Apartments will enter- tain Miss Mary Virginia Collins ata ®& = ‘dinner at the Country Club. Invitag | St | tions for this affair wil] be sent. The | é vie Saturday night dinner dances at the & Country Club will be occasions for at lleast two parties for Miss Collins. On Nov. 10, Mrs. Henry Cushman will have a table for her, and Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Gifford. also broth- er-in-law and sister of the debutante, Will entertain a group of buds and i\their escorts Saturday, Nov. 17. Phere will be two dinner parties. Thursday and Friday evenings rea- ;Spectively, in honor of Miss Eliza jabeth Terry, daughter of Mr. and | Spencer. The Govern¢r women on their interest in politics. He recalled that in the preside election of 1920 only 60 per cent of Missouri voters cast ballots, pressed the hope that in 1924 the vote would be 100 percent. He said that bossism and crooked politicians were the result of indifference of voters. The Republican party, he _ said, stands for the three fundamental! in- stitutions of America—religion, mor- ality and knowledge. He quoted sta- tistics showing that there are °58 more children attending school in Missouri now than at any previous time. In the last two years, he said, there has been spent on construction ‘of school buildings in this State.ap- proximately $2,000,000 more than in previous eight years. He con- cluded by saying that the so-called Republican machine in St. Louis had ja! = 0O.- the as . —sStrauss Photograph Fase Albert 7. Berry, 9231 Westmin-| MISS ELIZABETH TUPPER. (given to this city a better govern- a WES. an eee: ISS TUPPER, daughter of Mr. ment than the Democratic machine "ies test. to to be Mev Mrs. T. C. Tupper, of 14 48 Siving in Kansas City, although urday afternoon. The first is to be. North King’s highway. will en- the local government here costs the given at the Bogy Club by Miss Etta | tertain 24 of Fg debwinnte “ue taxpayers $47 less per capita a year Randolph and Miss Eleanor Sim- mons, and the second at Hotel C hase | by Miss Audrey Faust and Miss Dor- othy Simmons. try Club. Bridge during the afternoon. The young women |plans to give luncheon today at Algonquin Coun- will Mrs. other affairs for her than the Kansas City government costs. MISSOURI BAPTISTS REPORT GAIN be played Tupper lican State Committee. | St. “By thie time I hope that you see the absurdity of the literary jargon. Ever since Aristotie made the silly | statement that a story must have a/ton after attending a conference of beginning, a middje and an end this | Re publicans in Denver. ~ 7 7é~ She was ifn Louis only during a stop over be- tween trains on her way to Washing- h rnFr estate appraised at $3,537,234. arnounced yesterday. Inventory of is estate shews that his holdings’ were tn stock of the Procter & Gamble Co. it was | ireturned | Revolution, , weeks sas City. and United States Senator |& __-_— aniljiaa=iliene eat aeneteeeeen TS | PRECEDENT SET IN SHOWING REPUBLICAN WOMEN’S CLUB | HERE OF “MAGNOLIA” NEXT WEEK | ‘hese Tarkington's Newest Comedy to Be Seen in St. Louis Before Beginning Longer Runs in East. l’resentation of New York the- atrical successes in St. Louis soon after the close of the Broadway run will be the rule rather than the ex- ception in the future, Paul Beisman,. inénager of the American Theater. announced last night. Leo Caril- lo in Booth Tarkington’s newest comedy, “Magnolia,” which ended a New York ago, will ragement at the open a week's en- American Monday | night. congratulated the ! . Louis and ex-' eral “Plans for sending shows to &t. before the Boston, Philadelphia and have been under consideration for some time by A. L. Erlanger, who cirects the policy of the American Theater,” Beigman said, “bat it re- maimed for Alfred E. Aarons, pro- ducer of ‘Magnolia,’ who is also gen- manager for Erlanger, to set the precedent of sending a New York hit to the week stands in the middie West before presentation ip those cities where long runs are the custom. Ordinarily, ‘Magnolia’ would not have been seen in St. T.ouis until late in the spring or per- haps until next season, but Aarons | cities will be turned down time in the three cities mentioned above and only three played en route to 8t. Lcuis.”’ As is known, Ziegfeld’s musical | comedy, “Sally,”” now playing at the American, moved here directly from a revival at the New Amsterdam Theater, New “Mork. However the original New York run was followed by long engagements in other cities and its presentation in the cities in the middle West was delayed until this season. PLEA FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ST, of It Urged by Speakers at Lutheran Convention. More religious education urged at last night’s session c. the fourth annual convention of the Southern Conference of the Il'inois Synod, United Lutheran Church of America, held at St. Mark’s Enwiish Lutheran Church, Clayton and Skin- ker roads. Mavor Kiel, Necd was niis in an address o come, said t! religious edu one of the nation’s greatest as- sets, a great crime preventive. The H. D. Hoover. president of Car- | College. referred education as the seal. ern civilization The Krauss of the Theologica! Seminary, was “‘More Men for enid the at Wa S Rev thage of “Vv est- ation Rev. the great j the wealthy homes said. do not want ice social position ene of 74 ‘ = T ministry Parents in them, their sons [to sa came Degrees Conder d tin Scottish Rite Counc i at .Washington. ) : Dispatch WASH INGTON Oct 17.—T2e “Sllowing St. Loulisans were mong ose elevated today to the this hird degree, hpnorary inspectecr- yr hy ait Supreme Council; yt tv-Third Decree of the Ancient i Ag pted Scottish Rite; tn ses- . f } rie a hierma Batavia. Bertram Kh il- ver. Louis C. Herchenroder, Joha.. hessier ar.. William A. Kiein- himidt, Charlies J Kron inl Claude D. Ricketts The following from St. Louis were ie Knights Commander of the| Court of-Honor: David H. Cohen, (rex Ee. Dyson, Clarence H. Eberle, Jackson J. Hagen, Clarence (Mi. ioward, Edward H. Johnson, James | l.. Lawrv, Walter H. Niestrath ~amuel Stampfe TILDEN oy iN MOVIES. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17.~—Wil- ‘liam T. Tilden. II... - tennis cham- rion. has become a 10ovie actor, ac- cording to the San Francisco Chron- quoting Dr. Sumner Hardy. piegident of the California Lawn Tennis Association. Dr. Hardy said Tilden playing in the teurnament at had he icle, would be from the. East Saturday, and said Tilden was to start work- ‘ing Monday. SS oe Observance of Yorktown V ictory. The annual banquet of the Mis- souri Society. Sons of the American to be held in the hall ‘room at Hotel Chasé@. Friday evening itown victory largest | VAL at 7 of the 142d anniversary of the York. Address, *“The Genius of Washington,” will be delivered by Thomas Maitland Marshall, Ph. D. head of the history department Woaehington University PUBLICATIONS we K W bat was the deep mys- tery that lay back of y “Crazy Becky” and ber rv) snow-Wwhite flag tacked WA to a red osier stick? - Don't put off any longer the enjoyment you wil! getoutof this great book of the year. The White , Flag s Gene Stratton - Porter Author of Freckles, Laddie, Michael O’ Halieran, Her Father's - rhe . Aa LAB. SIS , \ Ww ,» ote. Ry a = Doubleday, Page SF Co. =e i ee eee ——— =~ a ee ae re showing only three | engagements in | support their orchestras munificient-. ly, furnishing ample guarantee funds. to fill the gap between unavoidable. Chicago | to religious | Elmer F. | LOUIS $ MASONS: ‘ELEVATED “nad California state tennis | Berkeley this week | not signed a contract to ap- | 'pear on the silver screen. Dr. Hardy | -30 o'clock. will be an observance | ; at | LS) SELLE) 4 ea’ ceeeeestteee C. OF C. TO ACT ON RESOLUTION | TO AID SYMPHONY CAMPAIGN: tra Called An Essential Ele H ment in City Life and Support f Is Recommended. _ ~ paign for support of the St. Symphony Orchestra and | mending. that the members of |'Chamber of Commerce assist 'work and contributions is to the be taken up by the Board of Directors | | of the Chamber ing. The Symphony at its next meet- | Orchestra essential element in the life | of a/ | metropolitan city, the resolution) points out, and other large cities | cost and ticket income. Spring tours of the St. chestra, giving from 80 to 100 econ. certs each trip throughout citv’s trade territory. good will for St. Louis. tion states, know their tickét subscriptions bare- ly pay the expenses of ringing the orchestra to them, and that. there- | fore. the cost of maintaining the or- | chestra is a gift to them from &t. Louis. ‘vwains great the resolu- —— es ee “TEMPERANCE SUNDAY’ NOV. 4 Presbyterian Churches to Special Services That Day. Rv the Associated Prees | PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.—No. | vember 4 is to be observed by the 10,0006 Presbyterian ——— --- (ance Sunday. |the event Dr. Charles Scanian of | Philadelphia, secretary of Christian /education, has prepared a program | ot special services for distribution to j a: Presbyterian churches and Sun- dav schools. In a statement today Dr. Sean- ‘an reminded Presbyterians that the | recommended | ,lasi wenera!l assembly that members of the church sign a }total abstinence pledge. fan ureed that Temperance Sunday * made one of the greatest pledge- | signing occasions in the history of j th Presbyterian church. t wel-| SUGGESTS FAIR FOR ST, LOUIS | Ad Club Speaker Says Central States | Show Would Aid City. St. Lotis has | tunity for the ‘Central States Fair, an excellent establishment of Curtis M. John- —_ —- _— —— — _— —— re — aa A resolution approving the cam-'| Louts | recom- | by is an) Louis or-/f the! I Hold | churches | throughout the country as Temper- | In preparation for | Dr. Sean. | opper- | =| Chicago Lutheran|=— whose subject | Ministry,” est opposition to train- rrary be 'To make 2 good ? cup of cocoa use THE COCOA OF HIGH QUALITY ANUFACTURED by the most scientific, up-to-date mechanical proc- ‘esses (no chemicals), 15 absolutely pure and has a mest delicious flavor and aroma, Medi enly by Walter Baker& orn Ltd. Established 1750 Mulls at Dorchester, Mass. and Montreal, Canada ' BOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPES SENT PRLEE | BUCKINGHAM HOTEL (European) | AND ANNEX a, ABD EUROPEAY | ” Cenbiattan F orest Park | Popular-Priced Cafe Special Rates to Permanent Guests SL A tr, . ee oe eee ee —_ —~ — a ee — president of the Minnesota State Fair, told the Advertising Club at its weekly luncheon yesterday. Such an enterprise could become ‘an annual affair, he said, and would ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae ae be of great value in trade caseaial and would build up the territory for £00 that wholesale houses might hold a market week at the same time. olmnan uneadeermeammeamemean Mannie OO f —_ ———— Eee He 68 miles around. 17 E 3561 OLIVE ST Find Good AMERICAN A ptt ge” LUN PRIVATE BO OPEN } A, A. M. TO “Where You ASTERN CAFE STD a te eet, Pwo s— west, “BAkCixe B skoem _ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS — i V> SIXTH AND CHESTNUT ‘RICHARD BARTHELMESS in ‘THE FIGHTING BLADE” First National's Thrilling Romance of the Glorious Cromweliian Days because the audiences) . ee ee | DAT Oz 2 ‘x DELMONTE ‘THE GREEN GODDESS” fo | THE COMING B8ATURDAT The Your Own City “THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS’’§ .” Played by « Cast of Native St. n Boumnee : Mrs. Nettie Harney Beau- regard and Migs Stella M. Deumm of the - Missouri Historical Society both heartily indorse and ree: ommend to the publie ‘(Lhe Spirit of. St. Louis,” both from the standpoint of educational value. and that of entertainment: Mrs. Beauregard is 9 de- seendant of the City’s founders. -—- —_ Motion Picture Romance of * EE ————— -_- * ' . ~~ -+ o~— ~~ -_ — o- bets ® 1 ; - ? re : — ee Oe ee ——_— —-—ee "xo THE KINGS |” $2 SHOW aT "ULAR PRICES THE SENSATION OF THE YEAR NOW PLAYING BOTH THEATERS Lon. Mat WORLD'S SERIES GAMES | A GRRaT™ | | = M JODAY Exelusive Views of Giants-Yanks Games “RADIO 3" | @ ————————— — —- oo — = “ts ee AMUSEMENTS | he Leading Thestre of St. Low Sif , Mats. TT: day | ~ow ‘ asa 4 PLAYING? ' "ry" ’ ce Ge *! fe LAS b TIMES a alll mane = * ZIEGFELD GREATEST MARILYN | LEON . MILLER \RROL in SA LLY ludes WALTER CATLIESTT Night Cast a Coming Next Monday SEATS | : THE FIRST COMET Y NEW IMpORTAN? CF riuik SEASON - Leo | Carrillo 4r) ington s* the Old Bouth in Bux th Romance of “Magnolia” With iginal!l and Production fron Liberty FF SESE ERCR ERR Cee eee ee eee ee the € by Theater. POPULAR PRICES-—-- Wed.Mat.,b0e le $1.58 A oo_——,_—— -THESE Nights. 50c to $2.50 Bat. Mat., bUc to 2 ~- ee ee nd | A —_—_—— ~~ - Today & Sat.. Mats. «Maid Mat. Today 2**T, $1.50 Nights, 60c-$2.50. Sat. Mat.. 50c-$2.00 NEXT SUNDAY. SEATS TOMORROW Direct From Year in New York TOMORROW | HOTEL ANNEX | FOREST 1270 FOREST tone | | | CENTURY CAST AND BEAUTY CHORUS oie eee as RESORTS. fights 50¢ to $2.50 | es jf Wed. Mat.. G0c-$1.50. Bet. . Bhe-84 —_— vurg. Bincromcrereng ve Hiambure I i a eee ke Oct. 30 ale te been Nev. 13 Albert an eins © nici Nev. dan. sa WORTH DOUBLE a TST A. CONTINUOUB— it a STORY FE BOOK REVUE FRANK LL. WITTIER & ©o. HUGHES & CEBREW - eS 6—OTHER GREAT ACTS—4 SELECT FEATURE PHOTOPLAY# EMPRESS OLIVE AT GRAND The Woodward Players in “CORNERED” MATS, —— THURS. -— SAT. - —e- | 6TH A OLN ‘ Now the Big Picture : F at sf | VY arn? s oS AU LS | “ , Cet Las . —a_ | eatur | a Philbin Ga 14 and 16 8. Oth. % ‘ COMMON LAW | Starting Wed., Cet. 17th, fer 4 . A cast of 20 rs. Continuous, 10 A ‘ oh eS ; eres Mason and Marg. OE ee MAR HAYNES ra Johnn ny Bs Burke rke_. “Drafted” ANATOL FRIEDLAND “ANATOL'S AFFAIRS OF 1933"| | Coliseum, Thurs. Eve., Nov. me sw ree” si ') oe i 4 i | COLUMBIA & 11 A. M.—-Continueus Datiy—18 Pg - bi ee 22 ee tie 5 a ————

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a + . —— - =” a , ? 7% ——y oe > “eS a ~ ey PS coor Te os GEES ol - ~ ~-¢ + ae a” el we > — o a ay - oa Ps aS ~* — eee Lt Se ia oh ane en en en ee — ~ . = —_ = bd 7 _ . 2 .* : > . ~ : “ hl. Soe i 7T oe RY © Eee See a a eS ee ee ne ae sad “ . ’ “er ae. -% * if “7 = ae ~~ os: = ee + i at , oe Se ree epi ey st + a? % zy Yo ees FO OT AILT The City Circulation of the. Daily EE ——— a ote MY, i , BLT f Washington Av. at Seventh St. : A Fortunate Purchase of Trimmed Hats a Less Thane) | ‘ 4 Usual J Prices for. . 2 | 7 i __“4 Actually Worth Up to $12.50 A purchase from a well-known manu- facturer makes it possible for us to sell atthis low price. Over 265 Hats included in this extraordinary sale. Hats of every description. Women willquickly recogniz the unusual value of this offering. Hats for dinner and dance wear, street and sports wear. Materials of gold and silver brocades, metallics, Lyons velvet and combinations. A Few Hats Displayed in Our Washington Av. Show Windows IF BACK Of KIDNEYS HURT Begin Taking Salts if You Feel Backachy or Have Sr POST-DISPATCH alone Approximatciy ADVERTISEMENT JEFFERSON CITY MAYOR'S DRINK WATER. County Ordered Locked Up After liquor Law ‘ Violations. —Decia!l to the Poe Diena toh JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 17 ficials of Cole County and Jefferson City had their day in court yesterday when Feder2! Reeves was hearing injunction proceedings brought by Pistrict Attorney Mad!- son to padlock buildings tn which, it was alleged liquor had been sold The Judge had ordered seven build- Judge _ SUILDING CLOSED FOR YEAR P ie 1 EE eee oe ings, five in Jefferson Citv and two in Sedalia, locked up for a year and the owners restrained from using or renting them. Bladder Weakness. »-+ foo) forms acids . . | . 7 * - _ ' , eenrs. + ‘ which exrite and overwork the kid nevs in their efforts to filter it from Mayor C. W. Thomas appeared to the erstem. Flush the kidners ocea- ™ake a plea against closing of a sionally to re#ere them ! ke vou re- building at 222 Madison atreet. of lieve the bowels, removinc acids, which he ts the principal owner, de- Waste and poison, elise vou mar fee! claring he had etec'ed the tenant * 2 misery in the kidney region, and was strong for law enforcemern* sharp pains in the back or sick head- The Judge ordered it padlocked for ac ziness, he stomach sours, a vear. agse 6 ated, and when the A temporary closing order, return- we er is u ha rneumatic ahie Nov. 19 was issued against a ywinges small hotel owned by County Cler T neutr 7p theese iPr acing ‘ Dierck An occupant af > “™ aie . an tgs gr Cie. paipie oy “_ = building. Ed Blaser. brother f ae ‘ I i Ou! es " 4 4 S i ie ‘ , - r QP 2 — “ —- 7 a. P ‘ + { our ' ex. - A I _ a - : ‘ } « — — . "2 red Wax process a necessary thing ¢ ys ®a2s0n a > se e+ hae on 4 s tv's outh >a + ere he A a | > ad r is : eae 0 —_ - ere Th 2 “3 ‘ . . ex somé Ce ai i af Ja : i : a oe 8s 2 se eculation - re 7 — o in , es . - -_ i» “ vi . a , : . . #24 TT captains and ir assistants ‘ ~onscra agg ig = . : — 3 . a : w. Dein art OtTce = anne aco © ae @€ : Ta re oy ° ave ne toca Ww. e weea a e635 i, >a, a aA ~ s- r . | . new when erecte wou have a s@ - —_ on = lie — Mm an 4 Lue 4 > — ei rf a rT) ne « ~ — “Tere + i if *"~e« ¥ z = 4 ae » a u* i - “™reoe nd nz rr ans at - @irn ther . > os “ "ri Tis o - bad — om — - —— es . = = gz - ,e: —, | i ii pd ‘we. Be e ™ 24 . & . a @ aign bal « -> "ee eq hea SA ea « —_ a- : ne proper: o! ne I — ‘ Li —T .-- ~ =| ged r ers, whom Sher ‘ordor Weld Count was aking reele’ * POT Cc 3A ma I , + roke ail here ri and esca De imey Were in the jail. ap paren asiee =e -a « s when the night Marsha! : but when the Sheriff doer of ¢t _— —s _ Paeem A +h Lnem 1@ a we © * Nee Lie ~ , : ~ coo! jail wide ope: > 7 >}. ~-~ . - » 3 The men wer: hargeii with = é on +ha es Leak ) © FARMER IS SLAIN BY HIS SOK Withee i Mcintas Shooting “ay There Was No Warning. "le Associated Pregs = ~CWENSB , Basket Free! John Weber, §4. farmer. of Daxial , ' wT: ? wae - - a 7 . This is the great “Two-in-One” Washe-. The Sun- sor. Sa nm ry mere tétan ane » dDeam has been a revelation t> *very woman whe owing the shooting ¢ 2 ee has usec it. It is the ome Washer that combines tway and has n hay msm oscillating motion and returai Vacuum suction. ed VW fetinen > BB cpa 0 The action cof the soapy water 2lone does the unable to . sownt for wt caer dtr cleaning declaring he fired an hia ¢ posto 7 This is a double oppertunity—ycu get a Sunbeam parently. without « arning_ i ag Washer at the extremely low rs: payment of On: —_—_—_ $2.75. amd we give you a Foiding Clothes Baskes SECRETARY DA absolutely free when you bry. Dor't wait mney viS AT OMAHA Mail Plane (Carrving Him to Greee Liosd George Starts for Chicago. - “Be Associated Press OMAHA. Neb Oct —Secre. tary &¢ ¢ to greet giand's ~ on 7 2... Da rid - >| a VWar-time (-eorge Premier En- arrived Se ee Equais — a a. aaa that of the we ee _ - = ——— ~— - wae SEX For reliability ead eervice my Essex is best of eI” ita He ' errr ’ Mi TT iT TUCTURCTEET Gant ' t Mile tL aneht NO $1145 Freight and Tax Extra The One Hundred Thousand Car Ask Any Owner Anywhere— There Are 134,000 Essex Owners ‘*The finest chassis of its size that is built,’’ is the way leading British automobile experts speak-of Essex. And that is exactly the opinion held by more than 134,000 Essex owners. So ask them. Ask the first Essex owner you meet. You will find Essex cars that have “On four Eesex cers I beve owaed my : preyeete | ; : La TLIEeeeseasasereee ete Seaet bea eeaitabititl | : : . iti ; ; 4 Still has ell the farnous Essex pep end economy after 34 900 cules.” PORETRE TAAL: th delivered 75,000 to 100,000 miles of service. Extracts from letters reproduced here are typical of what all Essex owners are saying of the car. 70,000 Coaches in Use All Closed Car Comforts—Open Car Cosi Until Essex brought out the Coach, a closed car at moderate age over 1090 miles I teured 22 states. 6500m ‘te without eny mechss- ta! trouble whatever cost was not to be had. Naturally the Coach became the leading tvpe. Itcreated, and throughtwo vears of leadership, still holds “Grit penec. edge eervice from thie Essex for 3 years and 59.000 miles et tr fiiagez —_ _ = —_ _ ss TET ATHITT Tike. ttt STSCTTSeCaT frst place. There is no other closed car at so little extra cost over open car prices. There are other closed cars sold at around $1145. But what kind of chassis have they? Think of SOUTH SIDE MOTOR “After 34.9000 miles ose I comander Ees-x the best car mace fer comttmucus trou bd’ e- free. ecoacm:ca! UDSON-FRAMPTO SALES CO., MIDLAND MOTOR CO.. 6763 Page BL that when you buy. More than 70,000 coaches are in use. Two years of service has established their enduring reli- ability. Today, when getting most for one’s money is all im- portant, proved reliability counts above all else. You will never regret ownings closed car that is in every waya first-rate automobile. But the costhest body on an unsatisfac- tory chassis will always be aa annoyance and an expense. What closed car at almost the Essex Coach price offers such convincing evidence of value? It 1s tried and true. ae Hudson and Essex Distributors Salesroom: Locust at Lindell Cut-Off Service and Parts: 4517-4539 Deimar Bl., Near Taylor LOCAL ASSOCIATE DEALERS 1,20 Lafavette CLAYTON MOTOR CO., Clayton, Me. WEST END MOTOR SALES CO.. 3875 Delmar Av.. St Louis, Mo. THE SANIC [s) Ye RUST-PROOF PORCELAIN RANGE Complete Kitchen Furnishers MANUFACTURER'S SALI We are cleaning up our stock of Gas Ranges on a. models that Weare over- | Bo 2 fF stocked with—“ All New” STORE MILLION-DOLLAR SUITS OVERCOAT: TOPCOATS For Men and Young Mer velours in: port. Brooks and single or double br mod- els im all giszes for men and young men. SVERCOATS beau- es iful ~back woolens | ; rette, ragian and ij} - fitting models con- servative ppeaters fields itn dark solid . es. | l Itntn sieeve pad m pe? ta ee Se a] ’ 7 poem a ~ ie jem -ees ) . 7 be ™ % All W hite Porcelain In and 14° Ovens. | Blue Porcelain is” Trim. 2>-Year Guarantee KITCHEN MAID KITCHEN CABINETS | phy 4 | $95.00 | | u Rust Proof Porcelain Oven Linings with Oven Heat Regulator. | year guarantee. MERICAN JPANGE & Fol Dark blue porcelain, 8 rust-proof oven linings. 7 inch oven and broiler. | The A Beautiful « RY (COMPANY Olive 1240 = 1001 Locust im Omaha at 11:37 @ mm. from (heyenne and departed at 11-15 ‘m. in an air - mail piane for Chicago The POST-DISPATCH newspaper giving “rr n 3 eo Se +2 > . ‘ hee te ee or Pett pets oN I ag Meh al © il didi he pes Ee oo nea oe Be ae ae ee. Re MO i > Dae tee nap alii igs Ga eee Ns aaa yee key eee aes SF ae oe an” i Ap ft. ¥ vt, : F ies he, ARR EEG ace \ ae i a

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'WEDNE YCTOBER 17, _—_— —— i « m day Post-Dispatch Advertisers - Receive 3 So PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION ® ¢han those in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. a Ee - >> - S $35 VALUES & Men whe judge there wonderful garments bv the low price will be agreeably surprised at the high quality when a they cxamine the vwal- . ° ‘3 & ece in this group. m 4 o r s Ost OWE-PANT SUITS of fine woolen worsteds reli- = in attractive pencil etripes ane ———- " - | ful woolen cass!i- ting - | meres, tweeds and im-° “az velours in stripes, 7 checks and mixtures. unts ‘78 rwo-rPanr suits of superb woolens in new Fall patterns > aa and sonore 4 Sport, Norfolk, ng e Brooks and single or aya : double breasted mod- els in all sizes for the : men and young men. sfac- OVERCOATS of beau- tiful plaid-back woolens in ulster, § ulsterette, ragian and loose - fitting models. Algo con- | servative Chester- Also superb as- 7" of a Gark solid sortments of fine suc y : Builts and Over- lue? a . a coats for Fall and . 7 new box-back Winter wear at (‘6s @ Brooks models. $12.75, $14.75, 38 GABARDINE' RAIN- $18.75, $27.75, COATS in tan shades o Bg with silk yoke and $33.75 and $39.75. | | sieeve linings. | a . y a CLOTHING COMPANY gee ee N. W. Cor. 8th and Washington we , GERMAN CONSULAR — ’ (Oss RERPEFEROOOEONEEROOe CRE REE REGO ROOK ERE r: 208 be8 / STIX, BAER&F ULLER \ GRAND-LEADER lemay Ferry Kd. — aes The Strand A Beautiful Console Phonograph *T50 HE moment you see its beautiful cabinet, fashioned of rich walnut inlaid with ebony, you are sure to be attracted—and when you hear its clear mellow tones and accurate repro- porcelain, with | | duction you're sure to appreciate its splendid ven linings. 18- : superiority. : “57 : y / nd broiler. 2o- = | Convenient Payment Terms May Be Arranged ifee, | rib: ; ot a Complete Lines of Victors; Sonoras and Brunswicks (Fourth Floor.) . @ Development of the air lanes is going aii tin a to speed development of the content eity. H Ww con we @ The citizens who conserve their re- | sources now, and prepare to ride the crest of this development, will profit most. when Your Wages stop : ee eee ee ee nengpeeuensgnenenetem: ee eee —if you Save! g Savings Department mn. We have more than 55,000 Savings Accounts — ” - - - <a —— -_ — ee ae ee ——_ - -_— — 4 +a a a ee ee ae D8 ee Sette I meee aD a os Complete Commercial Banking Service a alla —Checking Accounts handled —Notes, Drafts and Checks collected —Exchange issued —Loans made ‘ae ERE is one necessity the cost of which —Certificates of Deposit issued has never increased; you can still rent a —Financial and Business Counsel given ; Mercantile Safe Deposit Box for $5 a year. — d Bankers handled ; Gapeents of ee @ Perhaps that’s the reason our Safe Deposit Department has continued to grow until it has @ That is the complete rece -y our Com- become the largest in the United States. anki tment. We invite you . — a rr, Depactnes , More than 15,000 Boxes rented Banking Department ) — ZAVE-— oe em ete mics at ei isi ec ee LC LE AE ACL EE ALE NA LLL LAL ALLL Points to Remember when making Investments 1—The primary thought should be Safety— 2—Avoid securities of a speculative absolute security:* Some investors, for the sake nature. A single poor investment of a slightly Mfgher rate, more than is consistent may cayse more loss than the with safety, place the entire principal at hazard: yield of a dozen good investments. The First Mortgage Real Estate Notes. we offer are non-speculative, non-fluctuating, and combine an excellent rate of interest with ab- solute security and the maximum of convenience. Real Estate Loan Depariment

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ma! charge of PC GIES. PO OM ES am. ae eS ro Fe -~ - ee ee ee “7 Pek, LP LE eo - a 4 a z Se SE ene EE: A pat Fe ea 4% ae ee * ~ es - ee -e ee > e “a -~ x - or o im’ have been prescribed by phrsi elaes over twenty-three vears an! proved safe by millions for Colds anil 5 ° es all -voaed throat and tonsilitis. es ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CHARGED WITH GIRL'S MURDER = > ee o> 2 em ee te es A Re eee ee # ¥ ta a. 72 A ae he states 7 or hl ~~ aes . es EG —- “Phe Epirit of St. Louis,’ a lo- eal movie production, tells the story ef Bt. Leuis from the dars of Le elede and Chouteau down to the t time. The heepitabie spirit of this citr ile reflected im its wel! furnished homes. The Prufreck-Littona Fur nitere ©o., Fourth and St. Charles, new offer sample suites at 15 per > @ per cent off—-an oppor. — to refarnish your home. . MARRIAGE LICENSES. Slang CC. Mew —Franc niziager. Aon Bo Boyid— Fr- ma Bush sarin Francis W. Sr tephens—H laria Tooksteiz. Eldon ¥ xe codery—Nina PD Lievd. iam Woeke—H v uc Gus Banks—M-rs aaie V. = . Weber— Mrs. Mary lL. G. Mar Lawrence V. Mercurio—Lucia C. Avellone. Henry Robitnson—I ida W! son. James H. Doherty—Bertha V Hohmaass. Char! es Brown—Grace Boggs. James E. Sallee—Rosa V. Doran. isaac Cohen—Mrs. Rebecca Sa a. William D. Perter—Marie E. . a n t M. Wiitred J. Be r J Kamr James F. Radfor Fdithbel Wittmer. Bernard Leibach—Hild- C. Roéesberg . * . : Morgan FP. Foley Boston. ase —'o) * * mD Arthur Brook Heman. Kirkweod. Mo —Alice Joseph Pragier Centaur. Mo.—BHester Mad- . vw . ctor Rosett. Decatur. Ill —Mary Fuller Albert H. Keiser. Fitzsimmons, Colo —Jose- hine Brown, Whailan. Minn Oswald J. Stiegemevre Pevely. Mo.—Emma . Krave. Kimmewick. M Clarence llitams. I Soto. Me.—Lou!ls Bahr John A. Finegan. Kansas Citr. Mo.—tLida At Belleville. Osear J. Lovet. Grantte City—Cecelia Beck erer Summertield Orv! Schu sbert. Shiles Valler—Marte Zzlauf. ile Srwip Harstenste: nm—Vicla Hulicg. Be! \e- Berry Pertan—Oisella Eros. Bast St. Louis Beck—Clara Watts, Dupe. At East St. Louis. Wiliam England—Mary Anton Henry ©. Davy—Emma Laxitech Leon Maien uste Tima, &t. Leuls. Jerome Ford—Giedys Pruitt. Wood Rirer John Wrpei—Heien Bebe- At St. Chartes. | Patrick Secanlon—Katber‘ne Mulhern. 8% At Edwardsville. Stephenson, ®&: Lou's—Dorethy Este! Dulr—Oila Moriané. Alton coah Adama, Msdisorn—Anna Yort>em Orie Abbott, Madisgn—Vella Hares, East i; -. Join Earl Burne, Detroit, Mich. —Bertia ° ‘+r Paracise tran'‘te Reber: Purne. Collirev' le—Hilée Schauee Ceeerville Ernest Dersy—Mary Pratter. 8t. Cheries, M5. Dudley Branét—Dorcthy Armstrong, East 7 Louis Eimer. Barton ~ellingvtlle—EZéna E dle. Eas: A BIRTHS RECORDED Bors TT. Land F. Owen, 2642 Oltre. cunts 39574 McRee jy Te ad Z 7” + ac $3 , r > rr) i, me, ’ ta» FP. Coerver. 33: iw Dowling tas Jefteree2. and M. Land! % i q mn wey 03 3 Parkview. 3 ané M. Lesrna. 49584A Gideon EB ené A ewaqeemens, | 4019 Magno--a. D>. epé Av wart. | oO. F. ond M. Verker, 32 Michigan H. and C Bierman, “sac 9 McK iseock an4 M. Greacory. 3035 la See an¢ Mi. StanMeid. 1339 Eiligt Winetor 21444 Clare @ Le ov wm. * heh > » ne ryt is ~ « - “oS bales [ yh KS is > re ‘4 eve. ty sr J “> my. * ] ‘e ' ° q C ‘jf Marr J Redfe-n 40. AT37 Roeeseve!* Rm. W. Shipp, 36. 1812A Morrtscr . Conmmor L11i2 &. Comptes Duenw®a 46. 1333 Park Rerszerme er . 4322 Sete Margaret Riorda: 51 De_ma a Sreffan!. 41. 26272 — a } Leckett. 4. S326A Tn Martha O. Hamiiton “pois "Merman Margare: Freeman. 99. 3414 Goodfellow Louise BP Barnett. 34 S538 jJenevie es *. Stacka. 7 608 «= “Sece rd y Ussen, GB. 32i8 > Eje~enth VF avshington. ,f 2i25 Stngilets 4 oebel. *S. A thenheim ’ King. 1 mont 5058 Arlington Vary Kazsda S72S8A 8S. Coemptor R. Padtigid. 321° Sheridas J Le 3. 47398 Hoffman race Cica . 2. 12302 N sixth no Rothech 6. &@ “1 OF agédaline Jannine 468. 1038 Geyer A We se. S51. 2704 Stotdard gter ecea marr mgt 93. Cor. "en? 4 + @ta = THE WOMEN'S "HA! MPER OF OD WP- « QR merce wWi.. start ite lecture curse Health and Phya\ a. Ries tamor- -@ e ba) 7 be a Tr) - a hi-d vaca each month, far seven on- secutive months ecember excepte Di- geat'on and Cres ation wll be the eubtect » te mor "ow wr. Mar 4 + rebore is the R OF TRE LILIAN ian avenue ané 3 at the chureh Ass a> _— ee > orlem 973 tedar carted away JOBN REKOSZ OF 1184 ° “ASS AVENTE . pam ender was (arresiec at Twellth etreet —— ‘ug _ he “arried The pellcemen ciareg it a.. Delionged to his empilovrer. « @- con Beeper on Walnut street The saloon | keever wee arrested and denied anr xnew'. e@ége of the licuor Beth were held for in- —- — — AMOS MOSES. 45 TEARS OLD. oF e219 AGame street. & ceaT™. died at the city hoe. citai jast night from four bullet reunds guf- 74 at 10 >. m Monday im « cuarrel with Riley Tayler. nearo of S813 Seu: nh Ninch street. at the shops of the Missou~ Pacific Raliree¢. Comoten end Choutess 6renucs ad Ta [| whe ander arrest. seeerts Moees attempted to str‘ke him with an ‘ren har amd be ehot in sel?’ defense. AN ANONTMWOTS TELEPHOYE were. visit the saleen of Michael Balose. A YOUTH _ WHO — A DISH OF ICE, _— ) BURT oF leaving ber place ef the Jewish | Hosp'! a! Pearls, Built by the General Motors Truck Ivory Toilet Goods . Company, one of\the oldest truck in the world, and backed by the limitless resources of General Motors Corporation, GMC trucks offer everything in sturdy construction and design that assures uninterrupted, profitable service. Moreover, GMC incorporates seven distinct features that not only mater- ially increase the earning power of the truck, but lower upkeep and maintenance cost to a minimum. GMC earning power and GMC economy are only two reasons why you should choose GMC. Price is 4 third and there are many others. GMC price is the lowest possible because it covers only manufacturing cost plus a fair profit. advanced The World’s Greate; DOLLAR BOX Jewelry Sal NOW at 609 Locust Street Values Up to$25 Diamond Rings ... Diamond Jewelry Bracelet Watches. . aa —_ Go e*eee¢se Brooches, Bar Pins Values Up to $25 for $1 Clocks, Silverware . Manicure Sets... Gold Knives, Chains Jewelry of all kinds $200 Diai 1 Ri Given Away See our windows for particu- lars. Every article guaranteed to be worth $1 or more. Sale Now On at the Old Store of Coliman&Cuquet Jewelry Gi )ptic: a - ee —— _ | America’s Cold Riedie | GENERAL“MOTORS’ TRUCK’ COMPANY Divisien of Genersi Moter: Cerperstion PONTIAC, MICHIGAN chassis Het at the 2-Tom, $2375; 5-Ton, $3950: Tax to be GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK COMPANY Direct Factory Branch: 2807 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. Phone Bomont 301-302—Central 1878 GMC Truck 1-Tom, $1295; 150 MILLION | - Hill Caccara Beomide Quanme °’ Tablets Used Last Year Es. the x “GMC trucks are seven steps ahead” three days. MANUFACTURERS 1018 OLIVE —< = cor ARE D BLOOD F often the Aad H Id in 24 hours—la grippe in | markabls resale =: ‘ . It helps Nature to free . | of the poisons which have em There’s no guesswork about heart to overtax itself in ie Hill’s. It has been proven in ‘*° ne Se than | 4,000,000 iesused | 4.-; it _ one hundred and fifty million of |tabiets and’ s Hill’s tablets last year. For headaches, constipation; acute and winter ———= SAYS DIZZ DIZZY S SYMPTOMS OF a Rags for French Wi ‘*Tt mar be fatal te warning which gape causes frequent dizzy sj well-known —————— HallabebalelntatelatatatabeddetetetnteetatededadedatelatatatetetatadetadatettiTetets increased to the danger point. Pressure eae dition oat ts be neglected. Tt ner a symptom of sute-t —E_ entire system, — _—— Labeda debebabotaledybedebedalabelabede -— overcome their harmful S .. benefits reported f have been so remarkable ani make everyone without a /you have dizzy sg tacks, frequent breath oF eo ally run down, pe 2 from any good <« a Drug Co., . Judge & Dolph, J If you have no phonograph, by me means attend this sale. doug values in exchanged, used and sample machines of almost every These splendid in- struments have. all been thoroughly overhauled by our expert workmen is fully guaranteed to give complete and lasting satisfac- make and style. Terms have been re- duced to $1 a week. VICTROLA ... EDISON ..... COLUMBIA .. «LS BRUNSWICK . 28 Lemon | — _ —_—_——— ~~ — ren dedotehctettatetutaladatitetetatetitatetatatetotatatadatatetotetetetatat + an i me : ; ei ‘A Starck Pinus & Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player 1018 Olive St. (S. E. Cor.) "St louie ss

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WEDNESDAT. ‘an SRCTOBER 17, i922. : The City pereatien of the Daily .POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Tj imes Combined by Seay: 40,000. feed i ‘50,000 AMERICANS IN. EUROPE IN 3 MONTHS: ARMY GOODS) ” Just Right for Chilly Weather at About Majority of Tourists Spent Time, Y2 Regular Prices. in France, Belgium, Italy, | ARMY RAINCOATS Germany and Austria. . Keep out rain. 95 out cold. New aa — NEW YORE, Oct. 17 According to the steamship agencies and the tourist agents of this city more than Army Officers’ Dress Shoe 50,000 American travelers sailed for Europe between April 15 and July SPECIALLY PRICED ‘hee e The popular Shoe, Wa id toe, 16 The majority of these tourists rubber heels. Sizes ¢ hag foot-form last, soft spent their time in France, Belgium, SHOES , because Italy, Germany and Austria. “ . , . ; it . Ss ked elk Shoe; their money went farther than tt mo : $3.50 walce; would in Holland, England and 4 special price | Switzerland, where the exchange Army Trench Shoes: |Wwas high and prices corresponded. solid leather; henvy Leon J. Garcey, manager of the, ) ‘ gg International Sleeping Car Co. °n ’ Officers’ Dress Shoes; America, who returned recently 2 leather: heavy soles from his annual tour through Eu- ¥ wee A : . Officers’ High Boots: $15 $7 as rope, said he had never seen 80 ey pease re yw T Boots B15 7 many Americans abroad as he met ” ae ma. = amp ‘ch o Bn '* $7.95 last summer all over the continen. YW, Harvest for Hotels. the ail of the Man “In Prance, Belgium and Italy the hotels were full, even in small out- J / _ of-the-way places which nobody who t VC j}ever thought of visiting in pre-war; On re | | days. Never before have the hotels - there reaped such a harvest. That 1 ent etwork automobile | magnificen network of aut “ reclaimed . services extending from Nice all , pf but in good Save Regulariy- Open a Savings Account with through the Maritime Alps into condition “$9 95 Italy and Lake Geneva, ered c " eenen 8 = eee | to Stresboure mrt across the Meuse- | , ; | Ardennes region, right up to Liege) | . we , BROADWAY- in SAINT LOUIS OPEN MONDAYS in Belgium, had more than its full | , OLIVE TO PINE UNTIL 63° PM share of Americans. Biarritz, San | f oo Sebastian, and the whole Pyrenees. « ) : - = | , pecially Priced Durit Capital, Surplus and Profits -*15.00Q,.000 | region, too, had a splendid season. | Great Sale * GARAGE PAINT “There is no doubt that the rea- | Highest grade. An ex~- sonable prices prevalent in France, | INDIAN AND tra apecial. Galion.... 98c Italy and Belgium,especially in terms | PLAID HOUSE PAINT of dollars, had-quite a little to do. Good, serviceable Paint: $3.50 vith ft. Right after the war hotel BLANKETS saben $1 95 , galtion .... = me prices soared. But the hotel men .. os ‘ : eb ful 4 ; sed & Asaortment o enutifu had their lesson and took good~-«are | Eamond Indian Blankets and AM FaStaN RHR ata tHMetaatasdatedegfeefedtatadaotoaledtalctatedsatetateetstth ‘hat history should not repeat itself |] exten "heavy Pianta iankets' im | Sweater Coats last summer set moderate | apecial at All Brand-New lle —_ TS _wtt, Special to the . Post-Dispatch. iprices and abided by them; they | JERSEY KNIT SPORT = .98 California Limited Pullman— gave good service and generally tried | $ 95 HEAVY WOOL -ROPE daily—St. Louis to Los Fog their best to keep things in normal | 3: KWEATERS ry On yous way—Grand Can you VPLS NY shape. They found it paid. WOOL FABRIC wy. National Park. “The railways. too; fairly outdid | SWEATERS; heavy themselves. In their case the rates have remained at about 2 cents per | 9 ARMY | ‘mile for first-class travel—tin Bel- | mium even less: but they certainh GooDs | J. Sartelle, Gen. Agent : : E. H. “baits Et a Foe. Agent tid t em Asi n rvice, ( pu rY pnas s 0 se ee THREE BIG STORES LOCATED A Riviera Summer Resort . | 208 avihen me 7 Erte | “The Riviera is following Califor- | SIXTH AND WASHINGTON Phones: Centra wits ee S an nis’s example in making a very auc- | SCHAPER’S ENTIRE BASEMEN'T cessful bid for tourist patronage as a | 105 N. BROADWAY ta N. EIGHTH ST. ' summer resort. Mary Garden, as'| S everybody knows, is a regular De mer resident of Monte Carlo: ; where | EO cial ————— ~~ reiag 7? “J -—_ i yv& Optical Co. Street a ADVERTISEMENT a | he ee | the natives simply adore her En- glish-speaking visitors were so nu- SS ]LSS == —SSS>8S—at merous along the Riviera last sum- | LE EMS ner that tn Nice, for instance, the LE two largest and finest hotels kept open and did a fine business all ‘ = t2 ; T ares | Get a pair of genuine Shears—tear out asa f satentte at tee from and while I was down iN SORE ROA cee. Nearly a thousand persons . a r ttle on 7 Orn ou’ of owt ¢ rr) wyrtie e 7 re, , > br ml ‘over +30 Black ® Wonder! .:! | mth o ree i ' . - aikde: eogentes y seconds—wash the parts ™ Ponder fy Fe ¥ | . ey ckhead will be gone. + bl uw. T »sevleve if is the beet The fourth fort of the Warsaw | ~~ and sqvueesing ov ‘ - 8 earth It fe @ simpic. here 5 ; Hatin . , . - A, large pores, and you Pation thet moves the cotarraa’ ce citadel. in Which explosives were WAY stored, exploded Saturday morning. all of ve bDiackheads out fre icat ™ the’ intestinal trect end alieye ‘ : ' r ‘J th -_ + ai : . ad. tien whicn Ca Use snattatenati DOWN qoumas — are * pene k N Since 1846 | rilele of them on. ty cot ». liver and intestinal ailments. ’ pas a ees & Canes Newa ° = Pores in oe ~ = *Ppendicitia. One dose will con 0 S | | hy E from Warsaw said the civil and mii-_ a OF money refunded. Wolfl-Wileon Fi. itary authorities had begun an in- | ' ™.. Judge & Delph © stores). Fn- quiry into the disaster and that «a . P Co 6 gros siertes), Rrown | . Podas’s bargains ta used —ae preliminary investigation indicated ° aa, Drag Co. and ALL DRUGGISTS f today’s Want ads, | that the explosion was due to a pilot. | a

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2 -ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH + WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1923. : ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH © ee ee ee Three Washington Regulars Are Badly Battered, Schnaus Is Ul; Eleven Weak for Game at Norman aypool, Albin and Walsh on Hospital Squad, an Captain Seabee ell Far From Being in Good Condition—Oklahoma Will Have Strong Team in the FPrela. > — - ~ ~ , > —~ t | iroii being iT? shape to pla} Pikers as oppose i to Bears. Although Capt. Cantwell partici- The matter was unofficially . ted in the regular workout anc imately 450 for Pikers and 150 tough treatment he received didnt for Bears, with a few odd votes help him any. thrown in for “Generals,” “Grey- Schnaus Has the Grip. oe To make matters worse. A! mae oe . had A Til: Gnund ul of the otra . The Student Council, a body ns . =- composed of representatives of _— ithout yy igjuries’ was taken ( the various undergraduate organ- it with the 'p Monday night and > izations and activities, also held ~All wd | maetagd wee bed a meeting at.which it went on the line Saturd | oneal ae oe pecans _ wholly favoring th Gay, and it will be a old name of Pikers. BGG blow to Washington if the vet- > The attempted change oft erin has to remain out of action. sobriquet Was inaugurated about EEMaIbiien oes chs crecd |S eee Dee TROUT Teapom tor through a full afternoon of wg ee ee ae . ar gs ¥ “ee work. which tneluded tackling and was that the connection of the blocking practice and = scrimmage name Piker with its origin, de- Coach Davis, whe saw Oklahoma lose rived from the World's Fair to Nebraska, brings back the report , Pikeway here in 1904, has been that the Sooners have a strong tearm >) lost, and the nickname is now ome that is Justa degree less pow being taken literally by the pub- ful than the Nebraska outfit. lic as a term of opprobrium. Although Nebraska won by a mar- ! gin of three~touchdowns, he said that *~~~~~-~™-~®* attain —V— the two feams were much more even- train for Norman tomorrow night ty tee@tefied than the score might th- after practice, and will arrive in Ox- dicate and that the a were reg- | lahoma in time istere@ largely by the “breaks” go- on the Sooner field Frida‘ 5 ‘ sy Se Ne a ee per erent eas oS = “ Fs : Sr Ove We. Oo ee eS ae eee FS ws, t i °, a 4 5 ed a S20rl Worgout It Appears hat Racing Fans Are More Exercised Than the Contenders Over the Zev-Papyrus i ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ew. Pittsburg Ss Forward Pass Helped L Down Strong Latayette Team : You’ St Bigger Than Tiger hikisnentaaandeadaoce a PRARAAR ARAL IIIS PPP PPP IPP AAA Renee eT Ever in my Eyes,” Is . = NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—-John T F po McGraw doesn t sw ing t he bul! oO acee whip when he loses. We prov- ed that after seeing the dream. ef his baseball career go up » Three Are on smoke at the Polo Grounds on Two Monday afternoon. Regulars, “I? Nett had oniy heid the backs, Are enemy.at bay there was the seventh game and the chanrce for McGraw to win his third Rival of Ze¥ in Internati in Every; Visible Way Holds Watch | (oor. VB world’s cRampionship in a row Paurot who r B 2 feat that none ot us perhaps it fullback in the U ! 3 will ever see accomplished. souri footha | of the Ne 7 Nehf. broken- he: oumeea qaoyvVer the loss of a game that seermned so ) ; nearly won, walked into the club red-an injury te test in the $190,000 intern: = ‘ ‘ house with head hanging scrimmage, yesté« , trainer. sent him another ¥ Se a ee McGraw happened to come when the Tigers 2 ~ end a quarter at Belmont P m8 : Sg at name , Sree wo seed ’ aiong just at the time and an ; —_ we ont the street. re maing firm. Ir a to Nehf. s ped him ready ong its . ! oat wal king up io . ii. pr s i shhiote eueit haadie according % tHe watch. imeans little th Jarvis but p + on the back and said: | . ‘Hold your head high. bor. rially in the clash tamerican ho emé¢n, Papyrt , the mile and quarter in 2 NEW YQRK,, Oct. iT. Fowler was hurt last. . : | . T ny ers © « t You're Uigger tian ever inh my ‘ “y 2 St. day. eves nal On the hospital eee “~~ field men on cruael only sitehtly fast eri than the t WHITE SOX WIN CHICAGO a broken leg, Fowler this distance jin his three~ GAMES knee an Bond with gsveed gallop qf one mile anc _ SERIES, 4 TO - Add to these & on Saturday. B Associated Press an injured ~ San ’ What was obtstan: ling in & CHT "AGO, Oct. 17.—The W e Sos . quartet of : - however. was | Papyrus’ show zg. are Chas champions nen who will ‘ gisposition ta! step right eo eating » Nat League Cubs, against the / ren at the brefik. Hitherto E r » 4 cs ves ; The Scanne Lolth quam CP the exercise laid, Was sent hi (mericans W o = ‘ games ‘he eniy at a walk canter. | | Yesterda: ‘ to 2. Two fumbles and a wild throw | @vailabie. rus actually tbroke roubd tl «= Gearne Gtantham carve the Sex| i= tee eee as the saying goes aroun the championship. The first fumbie Palermo, are sual a) ogee ‘. told accor in which received Saturday, scrinimage for the ' bas a charley horse, count, while the second jaw Le and an tajured foot. wild pes came _ era repre pon wert form Tuesday, as lowed the Sox's winning run to: ' none of thansaee Fis ires on the attendance and fre- Makeshift. Team ecamé in the ninth inning, the Sox scored twice and Knotted the Papyrus, and) it may be sa! here that if Papyfus were a an improved forse since his ax his *Soaealie Apr one-greves bookmakers gm'ght well be Papyrus at their | Lanaen e “mie gis ach ; instead pf against. ; ; ++ jance +" 74 R e { oacn Henry ~ to 1 on q. ; ~~ +. amausteten‘n ehave 6¢-}eee ee : Bar Gold | Greatly Impru $9. Bach « ' Ys share, $5,.597-51. &2¢ainst a combinatigg: ;, This is not Euid with a des Tot naia attendance for six games reshmen yesterday Tota : i s ’ 4c intimate that | Papyrus 41 797 Teotai receipts $i 364.20. freshman backs te fa teen doing a - since his arr mmission’s share, $13,554.60. Each when he transfersiia bas. Bu- Bar Geid has eo "lubdbs share } ae $is oh. gee +i ae Tee eld posstbilittes te + . better. ar Gold 4 su ler “Pop” Warner's coaching genius is evident in this fine example of forward passing. By its use Pitt defeated Lafayette ben seconel eee weit ¥ ais eames because of the more durime the vevhge ear Fapyrus, but during hie stay ment Pars fer = to have lated more off the /American Lorses than th e Derby wior looks well and arts well a trained on. fe went right = his toes in ub trial yester in though the veteran “lad th him” was in ibe saddle. Jar ‘changed his uctics ani did r Bar Gold ru so| far” im f Papyrus aa in the earlier tri He ste oped along on the ra half a iength jim front of Pay Pa racing pacé, but the Der . - . . 2 - » ¢ : ' l¥a? a in a close game. Player No. 1 is Flanagan, Pitt's triple-threat man, who has just tossed the ball, which can be seen in flight nant $20.630.8T. — cormaaanal . : ? sey aed E 8 nek rer eet ell alterna to Bohren, No. 2, who made a 30-yard gain. No. 3 is the Pitt fullback, blocking a would-be tackler; and No. 4 and No. 5 are Figurmg on 2@ sprit f 26 weve Saag for a part of the time wther forward pass-receiving cligibles acting as interferers. 2 $1.19 74 ” Bach share 1} aine working at a halfback — — ooo = —— em : — ee — —_—-———_- ——_—_—— ~ J : " $793.49. sad Moulder calling the ; Simpson and eS CUR. ’ WHITE SOX ~ Gleason Resigns RACING RESULTS Zev Shows Well Te, oe) Sok _ beck: whe comme a " Statz cf. 2 O 1 P ef. [ 2 3 0) Wertz and Seott were As Pilot of Sox PPI PPP IPP LIDIA Ol lll ll ll ally In Final Workout : ~ ‘ = 4 7 7 " : ~ St a rt ; 1 » ua - Bsr esr in : . . eg 11 1 i @ Sbly 1 : + ©. jure: wis : Empire City Results. Laurel Results. \Fberg $b. 3 1 2 2 Falke ee e of the ail nse 0 FIRST RaCE—Two-year-olds , : [RST RACE—1 - . ™ ; 3 ; ~ye" . Re oe r @\ chet Manager Tells Owner He Is 22 $1000 aooit ©3 fi Shes Patnan. 115 | passe $1300" Avo an! a ing aropgs Ses) American Entry in International 5; $90 0) Shak t 2 5, «The rain whick has ¢ a s oon, nl i a ae . ; yy -' MAT) ne >i S4\ m0) at da K “man 1 sno ¢ @ 27 rw K a. & © oi Discouraged Over Showing won; Forest Fiewer, 115 (Kammer). & to >| S230, won: Beer Beloved. 112 (Walls). 96.1 Race Runs Mile and So ann | Lgoms °° © ° rost constantly | . ; : ~ thir: : re mam ' bat In muss . . 2 - y. >> ’ ~~ gee | - ‘ yon 2 ° a ar. * . 3 ” ~ ’ a i} 2 nig bt, let up just as of Chicago Club. ban Dimas, Rock and lve. Mad’ Trooper. |G. Bateman. Senator Norris.’ Blabeth Ash- Quarter in 2.09 ane &- 2 8 8 © yesterday, and helped was then walked over to th ' ‘ P, . ; rhe ; ag Sooners. he eam “ootball fans intereste etre ‘ . 4 ' . ing ainst the on r “ t Al t 7 =e ; —>* rested in . i erne > 2 r - . = z - ‘ er auld have ieft him iy sh : perment and Kilbos ax : r " ss ee o o ¢ > RAC alao ra en wert ' # ? varsit J "'s work along @ ti J ; is ‘vallo = i« 4 : . = = ° « os s i , Le 4 : pS im — ; ea 7- is 2 te ‘ — —-= «EEE ” on - : raed, will have to fight hard to make Sat- Piay at Francis Gym where a grid- | aan tare Senos. >and 76 yaster SECOND RACE. Steepleck ileal tals 38 4 9 © the handicap of r pacers 3 ty - . ~ . . — ——— . - . — a . ms’ Z i —_— i —- } ont ~- — - ‘ as ~- D - ‘ . —— : : ” r - . ‘ 5, fi bat wy game a match. graph will be in operation Saturday | ©” *“* “soc‘stec fres High Pr 112 Gito l * elds and up. Sac about two miles: De-|° oclated Press ' °Two ‘ when winning run scored es P & ‘@ pony ‘to ‘ne hene of th brik? P The Red and Green squad will en-'| afternoon. . mi | CHICAGO Oct. L7.—William | to 5, first: Masquers ber MOS «Thurber. 5 sk, 147 «Bet $3.90. $3.60, S29 “SEW YORK, Oct ii.—aev.j sRattes for See. oe jwet ball still coms and met the pair just about ite a ~. woe . . to =. 6 to ot . ’ Watts, LUS tirst Henry Dattner ‘ ; i mn : . = _ ~~ a. —- stomiag 3 ss | Cubs a Oo Oo | i? 1 ] —— ancho Stops le ut a Tap. He mus y , 2 MISSOURI CAPTAIN AND cago White Sox, today, handed his and s in Spring al@ rar $ ‘ae aa tierriard, HMer- te:npational race with Papyrus Satur- | wrire Sox eeeeeedi~e? i—-¢ to to | to * ‘ : -> : etle and Mappy es als . . Sar . one he bo . : " cep | resi atior > mila FP ¢he _ + lHiRi LULA : : a iges $1 - adcec Trak. en - } - Pag an De of 9 94 —> @ rk —* t} ai Two-base I +— Adams, Friberg. Shee'y SAN ANT* INITIO, } cauti ed . ’ ¥y ao stene | Ce rr ar. | Tomwestion ae pilet of the club tol on gs: Amor Pat 113, TERD Rac! . CES, Mashed @ Priuidant WOrkous Sit | Three-base hits—Adams, Bsrrett. Home! Pancho, Sam Papyrus came down to th ; | - —~ . a oni o . =+ Sande . : . ea ti Grw Fiat - = scr 4 : 7 »- F*®ar-o ds — 2 - ‘ :> _ -_ , = = _ rus ra "an : (Doers =f en a3t°.lc . . ” : Fight Guarant 2$ ALINGG DINNER PRinay | "°°" “DAT cs A. Comiskey. and ott 0S (L. Fater). 71 Sarat nd. ties: and up, Bugse $1300, one mile: Royce Rools, |’ n= at Belmont Park in the | fvepér =. Stats. Sacrifices—-Priberg, Shee | KRocked out Tong erly a little) in front but — ) > > * ‘ - . P - . - s. = ~~ — ¥ C ei : o . ’ : : Was accepted. Gleason told Comis- | ge 107 me, 1 te Ae ’ . + aay Rly dp . rse's final test bef the‘match | =... Phe A ~e on Pa: raph ese, mm tone band. ) . 4 , —— ar ‘ asses ‘ 7 22 ui IaTI? oy er the Fi ° | ——EEE Gwyn Henry. head coach of th key that he was dis ared with 7 three sta : s. 2 . x = MoAt $+ _ a oe : ee a ae ache it—Be Kaufmann % by Lev-| 2, od S jonny. a he s 7 ‘ The fractional time by £ : @ . . *%, — i - : > i in ae a t , -. ~~." -~s t4 : - . a os _— — —— , , = -* fst. ..> 65 - ss y ' inner. - a — . ‘ts ed ' . n 7 ny Boe. lo ny . tes , - Commission Previously Had Missouri University football team; |showing of the club this year and $4000 .4dec “ail we; ge —E3 - ae, Se ° en —— . >. 99 Ly —_ "3 ‘nS caibens tf Leverette. Sam Ric alder ef for: the dimance were: | ™ . _ Pure auc 2 re —— % _7"*aeaT ‘ | a a | : r * | T \e« r Pa " = 7 cy? rf? er be alien = . . . — “5 —v* . ° . . he i - = - ” - >. _ . ‘ vx +o4 ‘ ai 5 v7 , " o* . ’ . g\se - — = . O im i nm ne Pass. a ba —4 TY} Use WV in aha SF 2.5. 740 ; 7. $53 ae, aa Eesfetted Dialone-Carbone |°"****! - Brewer. director of ath-|*#nted to get ou! Sek CCeiles}, = to 1. 3 te 5, ft ted ft Fleer. 1 res, Edith K., Spugs and Ru- |. ce eeongiy at | nine vitcher—Leverst:e. Umpires— Holmes hampionships, im die aa te i9 1-5. 1 alk 5, 1:43 3-5, 2 *y — eae ten ” . A Mm. fat 0. 4 De- 4 ar eIsed UP. and Was coiling strongly at i Acsetee) Oemehe : th *" their ’ ight- ‘* : - 731) : -2, i*tics at Missouri nd Cirde Smith Gieason is without plans fi © ie stos 106 ator . eaten aa nt tx . —~ t - 4 °@ i wd 4 2 ewun ] a blu h SS OLE : rA : : « ear- = > JT Sse ‘eet ' cir —> oe -smm ’ “hey are lightwe ‘ 236 3-5. ' - ~ : . ‘ " , . ~—wiss U . - ieee is 7 . . - es ' . ; captain of this year’s Tiger eleven. | his home at Philadelphia a : rWalls $19.10, $4. $§ ‘4 Z , : — It is most interesting “ 27 —— oe 4a Cs sad. " — Thr iv + ~-O0, first: 1 E> Gey s me {fo r Was par- * Ad be the guess of honor at a St Eddie Cn Tic & Hi arr H ner s) = = . ~ re 1? Vv + a S° z ” * . 4 Judgment of pace iby the Po ‘ =e , anie alu =P ws a : . , s4eiid a i - Agee a re + ite ; i” 7 o > ? _ } . | ir " a ¢ At the office of Louis Nolte, City - we a.Gmnmi Ginner to beheld here Frank Chance and Ed Walgn are son. Sate ; a ; ! rack 2 = gp Bay - xf Be evenness pt it as) they re 2 a = sd . = x 7 o~ . 4 e: : . ~ = “ . Part os hy : oe ~ : «2 * = ? 3 mr) See Ss md . = 2 -" _+ .* | - é a ; 4 Comptrolier, !t was stated yesterdiy » seppi — i three will address | spoken of as possibly the next White ~~ Fe ~~ ee ge FS te ans Jimson and Sun: Lady also ran i SP copsatecs fustengs. tabs ames oF : _— *> oc gathering. |} Sex manager mi So a ee PIF T PLA 4-year-cids amg upward, ¢ight furiomgs in 1:34 4-3 Jockey . ees wre: :13 3-5, :I13 4-5. :1 that no effort would be made bry the Sa dem tia : 7 Sten Gee : ‘ = purse $15 Me mile ar -1) ris ~~eveatifi it? 105 +131 +18 (4-5. a s1li cil ias* vear mac my the 65-var24 The A218 2iso mCclu ies *he Dp. — ~~ > ees : ~ - > ar ; Ss! Ou ou 2 & pom - _—- ra] Ty ’ , ae wr h . th _ _ —_— : we . _ at | —. a ° _ -s * ity to insist upon the payment ‘nto. py, poo: a = a five . ~riongs— Li4 frst: Ten r a ee ee a he ee ee mil 4-5, :15 4-5. Papyrus wer Vet. . . . ba for a touchdown i that bea* the Si viiit oT izle 42sen foiling to tha Tre. . * age 7 . o ,i« -.* S _21.4.i14aD S4 lt =t} i. ‘pe thie is arter 14 Saas i= . 2 . ™ " » » Some Cummee ~ ” =335 2-3. w @ Was pulle« gwarantees to oemers Frank Carbo: efHen nessey, star for Soldan in 1921, | “*"* 1 I ' . - : - - - ei It> =} ™ At the Comptroller's office it was’. Building. who ; r, a ; ‘ m1rge of arrangemente tated that a report from the City £ pean ‘ | Counsellor had advised the depa-t- . caame dak the elitr hed no legal ricnt| MOODS TRICK SHOT Pes Louls University tA r gal rient insist on the payment of the GIVES HIM AN EAGLE AND rmeoney to the public treasurr but that the disposition of the sum wa WINS ILLINOIS TOURNEY up to the boxing commission ) Ase pares Press Harry UChiemeyer, chairman ofthe’ —__ poe + Marked commission, said that the commission * Ssreak Of Diay seldom ua had declared to allow the Angelica! ©°*f Joe Kirkwood, Australiar am- (iud to retain the $2300 in forfeited "°°". Completed his T2 holes, winning fuarantees, inasmuch asthe club had *“¢ epen championship of Illinois by suffered a heavy loss through the * ™@'Tsin of four strokes. Jock eilling off by the Governor o7/ ths Hutchison wor second honors. rf lL irpe-Cowler contest. Hutchisor acd npleted the e The Angelica Physical Culture 5 S8r@ ne a total of 289. Kirk- ‘ Club, @f which Jack O'Connor, Matt) .-.0s ot enn ey ee ermers Séore 4 Sorfka and Leo Herman are the ac- : - 4 - - : ~ . + , od 1 i et t.ve and Visible managers. promoted az ae the ¢ at bear satay nape 7 | the Malone-Carbone affair which bunker fiv feet Delow the gree | s described by (rasiders is , Sever was a shot studied more deep- y “tarce,” neither maAn appea! - , rhe ball smapped across the gand a put forth hls best «fforts a See rem and dropped short . The boxing commission originall’: en A any ry - BER 2 ape : i“ as ,) 2 imts ne in “a eaxzie 3 ind net- a. . ~ . wee o._nper show a. a take — @ October %5 IN‘ INNA ' d in Parke at the Coliseur T? tO-roung Who is leading the jockers at heouts are being osiombe Latonia, rode five winners and tw aia d - ren Paces ' HIGH SCHOOIL the Mii!lt Tat tracK yesterday. Park« TEAMS who is 16 years old es from De FACE REAL TESTS IN idah where Ea Sande and the Fater brothers «2 eir start inm% a° February * Row : Ras More than SO win z —te ¢ CVeveland High Scheels foo ai) i redit Latonia pat : inside team wi)! Piay St. Louis HigW@ Friday °* « . the foremost ders afternoon at High School Field «*. mos - tral tackles Principia and s&s an Py tye meets the Fiat River team at Hi«h Lohman Shades Roper. Bi howl Fi led Sat ines y mer he : ° Aseortated Pree 1itheuEeh a ihege £a&Me« are ex SHREVEPORT LA thet >= nected - te pre sever ‘is for the i hman f Toled, had the better , h« ec th featma, they ar. the ‘apt. Bob Roper of Chicage in a 15- nature of prac *e Uiites tn preparatior ind Bbewt, accerding to the refere- for the opening of the High Schou! re last night Lohman welched 1*akvue feae0n next week 1;4 ana@ Roeper i$! HATS CLE’ !'ED By Us LOOK and WEAR Like New So enahip and Service Guaranteed MEYER BAT ©... Srestian! Gatiere 63¢ “. Sreeédwas NEED OF GOOD KICKER — Howard.’ $ig.70. S880. 33.0 erm, proximately 126 pounds. The re- ee = tt : .) Stretch where Jarvis again : bis | coat a4 helped rub de pes epee iS CONSIL - : i mr ate ?, SHOWN IN WORKOUT OF Latonia Results. lames F_ "Hare a Fields). $3.80 tard | 2% ck RB. Papyrus oy ined by I ‘Bastiat COA ’ FIRST RACE, purs 0. maide tile wel and Romping Home alse] ot anit a AD vea cs ine Ai ne rT : a ; ‘ r i" s =) 5 us 2.44 : ~ nA | rep Or it’s a character that cannot be found in any on . —_— . ine . > > x — Po Ss . a | se nd Pe k 11 ~~ -- i- os . ~°s “ ‘ . Se , tor! Ae anions “mes oO ee “Time. 1245 1-5. Le 00 , $10.30. , ry ; other cigar— mild) and [the Associated Pies on ~— = - . - - ‘ : - 4 .. . 2 | 2 2. . ’ home} ~};. or aay as -. “ ~ , - 5 ee : — t ~. . > the 2a0"" > 4 ; ii : - ra * 9 a> DrTre- = aA : a .. Pe 4 Z _ 5 so = “4 4 2 i . ; * é - ae distinctive, with in E v b LL 4 ND. (het, 1; he ? = e aad a = -—-— — ented t a ry light a st | Proof. I ee : also Atee|, 33 me : Rosa = fragrance of truly fine Chirts: lan Jr} former secretar . — » = ~ ° — c —~ - . r = ' "~ . .- . by the B n f squad ; ; 2 . . Havana in the blend. Mate President Warren G. 1 ee ~ ,* . , ~~ . z : iz. _ >it ; 5 7 ul “ta isi © ee e = i] t . th | iT '_- is | on) ? - ® Savage ha : several m-« —— e ; , : oar > he 3: ws 2u0ts A "? Se , - ‘. ; mrs me te ‘ nud d : ran Hemotiating squad working > unmabht. ©. _.| (ashes 23. 96.16 and 92.60. wo gu oO arrived late yesterday on purchase of) the | Cleveland 1 -™ ‘© -f a ies .£ _- - a = ot én —_— = . - - a. i - ~ = - t eZ Ww " Eb ew ,> o* >> We , . ‘ Wh = 41 of Ramacctetti and the an-| hme 10°13. .Zilak Dagler coder Oa. INJURED WHEN KICKED = “*, ‘b= brief workout ,, When asked redanding the er ag SP rye ng ae ee A Poms stage. Ba Observers noted that Deceshue S. Barnard, president of ‘ ; == . = et - } iu * ad = we z= . he: ‘ " = a: rs ',4 , . = re, wt ‘tt @ kicker of merit. The - ; + thee lag res - IN a AT PRACTICE -ontrast the custo: ¢ Ameri jane, said 3 khew nothin wtraageners: 2 Taye gae Rag cacao ~ al , THIRD RACE. cia! p $1400. fo o aaa athe ngedligg. c Ames it.) but did pet Welleve that . ; sed : mk reir and Bits the ; ntingency wl mar arise in the | Winner Take Al 1005 ° $r 35 4 Nei7] re | non tm @re +h »aat ee “ye ary Ee \ M | . s a st. Tulsa Lod stings. $3 - ereeie) Was seriously in (he sacdie¢. instead iIsins rs. James C. Dunn, owne = > - —_ be > a / several t , rte ‘ =~ 9 ‘ Mildre &. ar pagan a ang e was 4 roucning s¢ majority of! the stocks in ¢ - - a - : as . a? > é p > — arth = = ; : é ’ * The Bi kens are making - a?.| War Prise + Leopard a> sig me a le =. = , ——_—@ —_— , n called: overt! he long : 2 "" ; ‘ é > — “ rane ~ Sturt = " = : . iversi?t - 7 = = . te Fohone at her| hee Te ir -* % 4 _ - + ; 5‘ - va - ‘ : MRI tlA a r ba ® “ “5 a-®3 J ec is a ww ni Kieckhefer Wins Two. af tod that she wad seeds NO . oes cal : a at = : = Sis = | ear = . r a Qn a 4 eo Ceeace "en sduad and ‘ fe the dea) . - : “wwe © Se © ya ae m9 Ls = .~ , ,ad > 306 e r’ost - si iThe . a's a . ee ™-ar sna a _ ‘ ane _ ~ pul ~e Le —— > | = 4 4 — — Tilt 2 moe an > avy. a. ae Se te the re > 4 i * - ~ c > @ i Wit ~ 7 4 —— a& nxn - sai __ had entered imtea no e c ~ om «4 = = > . > 7 ¥ - > 7 . i = - . 424 ye ¢ » Ta pe hicag : won t Hers: but had considered ¢ i. + > ~~ ~ - — ; " : part re fror Tr " z ‘ i ~ ‘ = a2 » © °o . , ee ee hi ss FR 7 | > Cugse. ' . . x J “sz zs >i. PY Meo } Curtin St Pps Ziv . ind . ; : | ~~ 4 a + . — . ier «a c. eet. Nat na = ™ _ z ?° : s xX — — = ™ 2 ne - b = 2 q@ 4 fr saying tha werful a s the | 102 (McDermott). $3 : NEW YORK —“Irish John- _ K. of C. Bowlers Me ; 1 noriag BR (Moor . _ ia > r mat : ~ : rht | bes 7 — ¢ o @ — “ 3 ree ‘ > * on - i - ’ - —_ - — fo ll oo? Savage over ate Fix A er F&F , r 2 gam ) a im ne lot bow | ° =i ‘ © . ap $s e t -* ef 44 ; a - B "Gg Roi "ts of | ‘olugn Dis Lea’ | * = r ~ T LAF . ee *? ry wv“ . ~ . : - es ny = « - a Ana = 3c t ~ ’ “ ; “en ‘. «% “$2. 4 . c r r .* ¢ , A. : night. pledget were mad a . ~ O- a > “ i | = : ~ - . a -\ : -e™= «he 2 —_——_ - - ant -- —— - * - gost ggemm > ia. ao | een = 33. $4 Sport nies : the Alrst gan . : zs ‘fictals of the jesigges to t a : ’ —? a nvr i« 7 - CoO Hers oh 7 ; “ ' ° . ——_— -_ « 4 uTreer —— iné¢ >| | . &ef®f _f. oo ? ve = ¢ ‘ 2 Ra. lemache he lime coach Pre ‘ rautifal a . Ses 1 a:nea his feet al He made a high rur nine in the Heide! secret ary Bo 17 : re i” ~ =* ‘7 — 4 =~ re . 1i¢ - " - : > a et SS er an wn He ed . Tre iL - > — = > - . + Te } MBP m0 ay Same et. . : pati - es, | -tFSt game and twWo fives im tie sec- urhament Company, addre' eiving i Spitai treatment. PA Ma c- --— @-—-— a ah on nal ge 44ic5 ‘ . d Se cone nd The be st Neal ould get n : ing. } ~ 4 . Vv. ae 7 + : ae *. aT? ant Aa nN ’ - g : t 2. 4 mg gelling « : + Stn - oa to enter the A. B.C + » Aae > . - > . 7 | _* a px . _ Si 4i:u? s ‘ Las] « : i> ia a. Suiiin~ - seer pe Mey nsetee mage oe Garg PLANNED BY RICKARD : ment to be held in Chicage enh , Fr tue ifays . See AiSBOUTIi a ' - — —_" = a ; = . = i.) .l? = £ ome rere sy —_—— ~ ‘ = a ~ “ -~aA ua CE w x: —— : a ; > € > + 2 ¢ s¢€ renee NEY RA Oct —Arrangce- ments for a match between Har - - ™ — . - ee — > a A i ia a Vvetera nh.encer ‘TO Wrst He FIRED BUSH tc- wits’ honcrs. are being made |! 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el > e* = ee ee - —— LL A A A Alt A A IO ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1923, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH is Match ig | __The Washington Bears Might Make Good on Their Name if if the Rooters Would 1 Bear With Them for a 1 While oo rere ld} Od ; Against Papyrus Fall as ‘heenie wee. to Ride Piiggven ~~ Tigers to Face | Racing Entries My Own and Zev J ripples Unablg British Derby Star Shows His Re Powerful Team | vacccsumcta | AY Mest Oct-25) nnvew creer NORMAN, Ok., Oct. 17.—Sinee ¢ Consents to or he *iiey 4 ae eR Seto AE ae ROB ear ey ieinbabe : ce—$1400, claiming, 4-year-clds To Fa B ; Fj c di Stiff W k : Sonate m — atx furlon Owner Sinclair’ C So ° 4 k every- ce - a ine Condition in orkout #2... va ae! In Notre Dame cane: FoR Duieas | Mateh for $50,000 Provided j thing they had at Lincoln, last Sat. A igibie » jon “Goa ~ Zev Beats Papyrus. urday, and Washington scouts had | , ——- ~— es : oaks 4 % SS Be 09 Denald Meatfurk ample opportunity to get these plays, wee Are on Crutches » Ri lof Zev in International Match Race Next S : : ES , sa ~ 108 Ben Bolt...’ Bennie Owen evolved a new set. : we va 0 ev m il aici acé Next Saturday Appears: %* : : : rin besees si , Stamp plays and gave them to the Soonet# o Regulars, Both Q . PI . ; ceton Must Watch Her Step ; Bt iy. A ++ es Pasil .. 100 By iota Wire From the New York | yesterday afternoon, the first day of backs, Are Available. . f in Every Visible Way to Be Fit—Hildreth. Zev’s Trainer, Be : il ae | . in Game Saturday, Veteran — nce od. sca 3) {5S Setgen Fiem ... .169 Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. work since the Husker game. . is tcl En ois] rep Be ii. ; Ks Second rac . maiden 2-year-old fil-| rE : 7. Th ill be confronted wi ds Watch on English Horse’s Trial. — as ‘= = | : Gridiron Critic Writes. les. 34 . | NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—Another ¢ Pikers will be co th . a set of plays from an entirely new ;| big race is in the making. Spaulding feemabion, when they go into "batt" _| Lowe Jenkins of the Laurel track! at Norman, Saturday. Carl McAdams, who scouted tf) ‘in Maryland, has offered a purse of Washington-Grinnell. game, report /$50,000 for a race at one mile and/ that the Pikerse are a =dangerot: ‘a half on Oct. 25, between Rear Ad-/| squaq and that it will take all ¢t! -miral Cary T. Grayson’s My Own and Sooners have to handle it . * ee a i Ls ....115 Miss Mischief .. VER! \ : : es ’ eee Sas ry Oote ... Markingham . \. Mo On a 1%. : oa | eee : % 7 ice err ' : Also eligible 1] 11 placed FF 2%, § nak Se S & , \oss lio} ao a i. a. cere}! Vorest Poway By G. F. T. Ryall. —— re oy Walter Comp, sSiag faril SPER paar Lomerlags 118) 214 who r C ict Cru — back in the Univ oo ee : "ersi ‘ : . £ & i. 2 Copyright, 192; ootball team’s’ Jip y of Of the New York World Sport Staff. 3 % : i Ys NEW YORK 0 * 17.—Pr ton , eu ) war TARE - nine we i , \. Se eoetiae yan te ee eee vas hurt last Saty > Ww NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—Papyrus is one more work nearer his big! 2 re ts | Wants to watch her step Saturday | ;, : ’ 00.00 >T i eo : , ee a to | Se 3 — os , ‘hen eéte K > na s J aLongridge stable and Koors entr: : , njury to his righ test in the $100,000 international race on Saturday. Basil Jarvis, his) ‘* : a 7 ge to = . s eee? Rocknee pu Third ra: ont 500, claiming, J-vear-olés| the winner of the international race sack Gibahentaed ane depended Tareate es wes | ‘ . \ ealle \ os . : ee a Riles iis from Notre Dame. nd up, mile and an ¢ h: be 7.0 ° : yesterday arte trainer, sent him another what he called nice gallop of about one mile “4 ee i . eo | The writer believes the South Bena | ¢Futu - oe Thee arpolette ...21: be ee Zev and Papyrus at Bel- .. tackie smashing football, McA igers met the fresh end a quarter at Belmont Park and the colt’s stock, in the language of - *Hnene 19 | tertain the proposition and the own- | Sooners won, 24 to 14; In 1921 "Tan 7% i | + handicap Mj . | S80u : . ay = ers = Notre Ds » «till te a whi “4 ‘ SD See pda | : : iy qn the clash with - Smeans little to Jarvis but much to p . ¢ => : | . ae ess Dame still is a whirlwind, and | Raigneu “3 Queen High | 100 | er of Zev replied: homa won, 28 to 14, ane last yes! ~#ie —* . a APYRUS NOW QUOTED ; ‘ % me SS. Se ee OP ANnNVY team is in grave danger once | ‘ a7.) ‘ ; LO4 | e« a : the result was a 0 to 0 tie. : versity at St. Louis next Ses lamerican horsemen, Papyrus went % F> ae C4 allie * Sot re Dine eet Stns tha Stine | | ' , laim ing. "a year -clds| Will be glad to accept, contingent | -———— , . . i * i“ 2 ; ~~. Se 3 , 4 } res ] "7 e wWo~) p an , ix { ones: c - he . - us.”" Mtehe mile 2nd 2 quarter in 2:10 3-5, Ar bf TO 5 BY BOORIES ; e | oa . line. Only the greatest alertness in | TOL Snn Bras ...... 709} of course, on Zev beating Papyr com nthe hospital list are ae | 4 eS ene ten e wi, hy Pati. | °Fiy Cast. i? Trantule “ioe | Basil Jarvis, trainer of England's J m&n on crutches, a ply slightly faster than the time for ; Sah Ss line and secondary defense can pre-| ee Allen .- +299 Also eligible Derby winner, said that he had com- or A . . , “OR a ce =—- -_ » tane -_ —- ie . ote ‘antileves 104 Foster Em 109 | . ; ; roken leg, Fowler w ith a. by. this distance 7 his three -quarters EW Y¢ RK. Oct. ] 4 On ; : z : 3 ‘ | vi nt a touchdown if they get that) ,,°"% (00 Rake enaee” "199 | pleted arrangements to take Papyrus . y) ye ¢ aif ate ' ne x ar xe D O% j a . . Pan anil Lond With an inf ‘ i " speed gallop ©) one mile and a halt again t . our S S ort eT) ‘ be 2 cS | Liar. 1 : - ] s Fee ec - trey back to E n@land next "T uesday on . " li~w lar } v -x*. be *. . te | , i 3 tr eS ’ “* + «- ’ ° : ‘ . i to those Sam Wh ‘iteman, oD Saturdey. : slightly on the Zev-l apyrus race | ; ae | Notre Dame has a varie. of PiaYS. Proust fficts 5 4. Ben ,. 7 .. 108 | the Aquitania, and that so far as he ) ° . et ow germ, 7 - + ‘ ‘ tyes a Le ’ et > ay . , ‘ poy . > } ar | - . “~\s >i ‘ Ssrmat . , ; : , = injured shoulder. and you What was ou ~ tanding in the trizl, at the Jamaica t: — yes orca; + 2 Sy * : di a paras largely upon packfield ao ; be 101 | knew these plans would be carried ’ however, was Papyrus’ showinz a > when a number of trainers who , r zk | shifts, any one of which may eventti- | : ifth ‘ race—1R00 “Walnut Tlille Handi- | out. juartet of first. Cluss back ’ : : ’ i who will not be bI to” tion to step righ t out anil saw England s Derby winner gal- ? =~ jate in an attack at any point inp the « 3 year-olds and up, mile and a six a > . ¥ e- : . ' ent k Hitherto Benham lop at Belmont Park in _ the 4} s | line, or in a forward pass. Hers is ‘ 98 Lady Made 0 D EF MA H O ins’ tly qa Billike ns. : Ten at the brea . i aL died . rr?) - - r » : hitnage for the present. F ' Papyrus, and it may be said right.) quoted yesterday. whereas the ts . | eas = these Indiana players: become. They, wee ~dne : Bambra | By the Associated Press. ) NEW YORK, Oct. 17 Johnny — »| dee, featherweight champion of the | world, has been matched to fight ' Harry Mason, English Iightweight —— te ee — «4 ; A : uP = Bs Oe. i etn ee +, ‘ i frorntion anne &' champion, in Tondo ext Janwary, n chi cated horse and I ~ that if Papyrus were as Tnucn odds have been as high as > to @. Se reserve PiAys Lo be uncorked inside ‘ y wei ‘ Pepp iit cas . + ee feniiabeendenl ten nia 7 Jim- ‘injured foot. Both a Lewis an improved horse since tis arrival] wa a 2 . ; es * hie 25-vard line whic h have no* peen Seventh rac -S]. . Claimin ‘ leds mm \ Johnaton. Dundee’« manager. ° ; ' ant companion, the ae * | uncorked earlier and which are al- #04 UP, mile at yards Joh els , | Tuesday, as was Whiteman nis constant : are ng | Dorse. A walk around tho track! & , | otek Seka he lia ate rents id's Pia} 1 Johnston declared that there was * of them did any work. peckmakers might well be qwoting | cooled P: pyrus out sufficiently be : : | ES SESS SO Caen tee Cocees BaP ag + ey + ee, 113) also a possibility of arranging tn at their London Clubs at : awe : i, . } .* , > c 7 ™ ~ ~ . > = +. " ‘ . >, 4 . ; ) . aoe rred all of his ° has. Bu: Bar Gold has don mae will be when Stev: Donoghue gallops : 4 } . | occasion Saturday, when West Toint? : it oe “ br ; “| eeveral weeks. lie plans to depart | po ilities to the first better. tar Gola suisered much him on Thursday. 3 me " 5 ; * .went imto a kick formation, two No- ut “ oe) See i hae. | »| for England in December. While ie of the constantly more during the voyage ross than Papyrus Appears in Fine Shape. E x ts ~- RS : +3 tre Dame pla vers inate nitty . oted . ‘eceping Sta ; ~~ | abroad, he also will visit Italy and of casualties. Moulder and Papyrus, but during his stay ut Isel- Papyrus did not show the slightest OO : | , #3 |that Wood was not back, and called coding WEY cnn ne IOP MOO eee CODE Taare | alternated at quarterback mont Park he seems to have assini- signs of soreness, either before or B ° 3 4 a ie o jout “It’s not a kick, it’s a run.” This; ' 4 eel oe eee an one ’ peep semen | ~ part of the time Scannell lated more of the American ways of after the trial. His coat looked well = % : .. : | a ~ giesieos ‘22 : ‘ > and many other instances 2o to show r Floating: | WALKER’S SUSPENSION . n at a halfb . ' . me e) . oo - ‘ . ss . . oa _ . i a . . & >. “ a ae n a . ‘ “ — } Ss Ww ho seemed lo have first his toes in the trial yester i iy “Ven | hig gallops SO far—wWaich have not Interest is at its height for the! col Ore ti ‘ol se im . : Walker of Elizabeth for stalling in! tg and Seott were working at though the veteran “lad that JocS been at more than three-quarters “ale-Army gf: S; ‘dav tor » | Cresthir | Gold vie 133 | : r| , Jones of Youngs- d position \ rn Ss STEVE DONOGHUE Yale-Army game Saturday because! MI , 3o9 |) a bout with Jimmy nes oung posons in place Of thememim” was in the saddle, Jarvis 2'so | speed—his strides have not been Jones er . of the 7-7 tie these rivals played last | %\icalre, - : 41 Blue Ball 1 jg; town, O., a week ago, was reduced i Lewis and Palermo, whit hanged his tactics and did not have |more than 18 or 20 feet. It is prob- ; : , season, and Yale bow] will be packed | aiken Ps | | to six months today by: State Boxing he end candidates were ; 2 Gold run so fer’! in front of lable that when fully extended he Lngiand'’s most noted rider, who had the mount on five English : ms 1 sa oP ace fry bing ag «> ' lockton and Hal Parr entr3 Commissioner Bugbee of New Jer- ‘ : “ : : pt . if 1e@ ae . a; . ew ats ‘ Third race— irse | «>! ng , turns. fF Papyrus as in the earlier trials. would stride about 21 feet. Derby winners and who nine times has led all British jockeys heen dtepoeed of, and there will be | asesral dn and wa. wis furleemn | Bey. v rain which has fallen » He ste 4d along the rail .bout ; 9 ; een ais] * *Rhinegoild Mamior | The Commissioner refused to com- | lconstantly ‘since test bp e steoped aong on the Prati avout Another crowd, if anything larger in number of winning mounts. no publie sale | ai, “aie ait *} mute the one-year suspenion from Siu , ce . ’ ; de oo ‘ - , - a ae . = ‘ ' . . ~ | alf a jiength in front of Papyrus at than that which saw Saturday's gal-/; _ elie oceans = ae soonittnaiinn a ess The Yale team has already been | (0/@nde .-. aie y they Renae my -| the New Jersey ring imposed upon ; a up JUSL Aas practice 2 Tracing pure, but the Derby Wine |lop, was out bright and early. Tt , als — andi show i te a stroneer tg od , , , = . * | Jack Bulger, Walker's manager. oma a “. lped be: M er could have left him behind St | was favored with the best of weath- thi an it was last year. Army showed mee ee 3 - Ys work AliOng a t e, , py time jarvis gal! ype d dowa on ; 3 ‘ ‘ ‘ o Vet. ys og 7 ‘ Nei Au : be , » oath Bal i er, for the sun drove away the morn- ane con 2 sing | Serbiat 9 Sea Wo | : handicap of a heayy field pony to *ne head of the stretch ing mist and every move of the | EOS. ere a in; he ome ue de Sor) e reruvias , Brennan to Box Miske. ball stil! continue in f ° . ; : * ‘ Se 7 i PPO LOL BPR POPP LOLS LS PBL OP sbemnanatie against Notre Dame. . ‘ "manclcat : , : : i ; orce, ™ @nd met the pair sust about WOcCn |horses could be seen th rough classes | ( we . a elie . Ae ‘ee iva lamek Ry the Associated Presa. e ————- * , Pu h: on -apyrus seemed about rc a , ; DAT eg aay rarbisch is th Star of Army s line | —- rane an 500, claiming. OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. 17,.—Bill Bren- | anhani P} as they ran down the back stretch e : " ses Pancho St N Ff i He . , and one of the bést linemen on the | year-ol uP, one n and «0 yards: ‘nan and Billy Miske, heavyweltght ops orman. _to let out a rap. e must have Among those in the stand were Ou en OC rchey onog ue ays gridiron. Mulligan and Goodman are Stonewall . 300 ‘Doughnut ‘ fighters, have been matched to meet) AN ANT INTO, Tex., Oct. 17 cautioned the boy to gle ady, for Major Belmont and Mrs. Belmont POP ie, i ag PPP PLP PPL A A AAD AEE tor linn Pp: air of tackles and Storck. | Invigorator .,106 Chief. Barthel! : 1/ in a 10-round decision bout here, | ee! San Antonio. fil , vapyrus came down to the stand|who have been regular visitors and . fast. nent eful, quick- thinking Blue heel mary * "The Lamb .... | Nov. 7, it was announced by the local) cke out Tony Nor 7 ‘ » § . = 3 “eo : ae . —a—. Oh Me a a little in front but well in |as keenly interested as though it end. In Smith Army has a heavy |, rifth race—$i500, fillies, 2-year-olds ein} Ameriean Legion post today. ; ; Pee es _ > % . . : os * a urlongs pa rer ener a a ~_—-— ~ ' f AS : ; y by t mile « sixtee bE D'Ore .10 ry. : ; , n hips, in the third 4 - 19 ; . 1:2] 4 1: 42 dl ie ey been in such good condition. con den, Stev eC Asserts. a particularly convenient ball for the AE et 109 ty ees Lugs cd, Byer entry. r Scheduled elght-roun : “0, dud Ld, 3 3-9, 1: stant harrowing has made it fault- ends to get down under and yet has | Insulate ai .107 | aPraiseworthy 100 | vy are lightweighta. ~210 3-5. less, but the only difficulty after — ————— 4 - : ¢ 7 kleherry °H) nie yidt ‘ei Third rae o—F ilies and mares, 3-year-olds | ——- . . ° 4 a , 4 } iT . ; ava rs a. iirae : Ys ' “. H ‘ oo Pie ” | at ts most interesting to note the | this race will come when next spring By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ¢ West Pouath aaa is not as de- | rear icp. one mile and 70 yards: {pc ge 10% dDriftwood ..... 3 | judgment of pace by the riders and |the trainers will expect it to be kept : get's ! ALS #K oe eney ..-3)7 Coteie Mase 2? es N THE NEW MODELS , ‘NEW YORK 7 ame Oe @ : ? e fi lé vy of “Come ceptive as Notre Dame's, : » | * Rol 4 RR! Pea s Cerina ....104 dButler entry. he evenness of it as they reeled off in the same condition. NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—Welcomed by the familiar cry of *‘Come on ; = : . a cher ns “a get the ai sig re Sore enens I. Wousth race—--The Hartsdale Stakes. $3500 f Ed “ i " . — a ' > - . : ; . — = . . . = 7Y Pan ‘ . fe , . ‘ i = . ( ware MARSeCS j ; ’ 4 AME | rie orel oe Ron! ded, iene, about six uriongs: he furlongs. , , Th e times by furlongs Zev was out yesterday morning Steve’ Stephen Donoghue, Englagd’s leadin jockey, who will ride were nat vars wail Gen a Foreigner ..324 Hontire Bi Bing) se wo 1 O win a app rere: :13 5-9, :13 4-5, :12 4-5,/and Sam Hildreth set him down for! Papyrus in the $100,000 international race with Zev at Belmont Park | me flLucky Play .119 Bonaparte ae 1G 1 i prove a little too heavy quick | 1 as thine ‘lay .,10 ‘ingalor hoes ll , proved lit 0 vy for quick ie track fast {Biind Play . 107 ste gaiong * 5 an unusua y mil 4-5, :15 1-5. Papyrus went on to er In :23, :35. Not the least inter- : : ' ) a bgp race-——3-year-olds and up, ¢ rst race—Claiming ~vear-o!lds, ®carecre ihorse., There is no doubt in my mind | Si ang ?P retty 0} Melachrinoe be anil . Sixth race a. aa venr-elte and -~v . " , . . 4 , ° : 4 2 rey. & , ; ay ore than 20 years azo, when Tod Sloane came i what beat her. 7O yards: jockey, since the day more th: years ane | t | hiadtonas eee wide range is ready Was then walked over to the back-|/watched him critically. After the|ney, has traveled in more princely style. | Donoghue said. “I am here to doj{ mj eRessie oL on: *Sweet and Pr that he is under a handicap in com- | *Coeur de Lion. .105 about six furlongs: ” 4 a ~3o — “19 O. . i ° . . 9 2105, 218, :12 4-5, 212, :12 2-5, three furlongs in company with Test- on Saturgay, arrived here yesterday on the steamship Olympic. NO «activity last Saturday and that was . Apprentice alowance claimed. Bex’ > ge RE re gp he mile and three furlongs pole in| ested in the work Panvrus was . Oulda iaat Reveille , ‘Tingland has sent her best horse t . e sty : vhs 1 s% j i "pprT -_ ivy ad "ones: . ‘ "7 "noes ‘ > irs like everybody resent to the very last c} » . > ' 1] (of >) c thre o rame« play d. Kansas Tn ar. _ “oup of men Mt Ye Bite - Icongland = heat Horse. | ir) : ‘* Tet . j ; J’ ; Stian, discussing ‘ Hort Mees : : iy . . rr: . S 7 =* : ‘Te (7 » ateare and a ’ rr TF sporting Spirit, ane Said he had entered into no net a. [ity has Won two and Baltimore one.| -iye would stand out as & jocke) is alWays been my ambitlo Ise, in a good sp Boe, stit th . The teams v i}] pia 7 one more ruamne A ‘ he . ‘ “4 worl - ‘ in A rrie ries ’ "1 i} . bee a f horse W itl bd I Cc Cc same lions but had eonsiagers: d , . ’ : | he Lan of gallopi: x } OTsCS out Ane ie = . . ' : here ‘and £0 to Baltimore where thes chase. . , T : Vis Po Ble a : i ” will play until one am has won five | the open is on h cheeks. Fils , ; calibred craftsman- Barnes (ures and figure are those of the con K: of C. Bo | rs Ne . —— ———— ventional rider one sees in sporting : : At A meeting ip besa the FIRPO AT HAVANA, EN phe nlite he is cate eerie 2 How often do Ou Keeps Your ship that for nearly SAnights of (o} imbus League, held and a half inches tall, slight, he rides three- uarters f | dast night, pledges were made by the nentre ey TO LIMA, PERU at 108 pounds, his powerful should- q OF 8, Officia)« of t] re leagues ; =) ' = , ’ : " P ” i . ~ : Tae ‘oO ipport p, ssociated T’ress. rs and arms just the kind for a, the Middle West 7 ournament with a HW tv tN. A, Oct. 1;.—Luis Angel . . s ° century has distin- record entry Firpo has arrived here on his way to ; . ‘ Frank Hi ide! secretary of the Lima, Peru. where on Nov. 4 he ex- guished Edwin Clapp Tournament Company, addressed the! pects to give a boxtnge exhibition be- \ f 9 meeting. fore proceeding to his home city, _ | © , ene ; It was also voted to reserve 19| Buenos Aires. He said that he would ! , - re | By Leaving a Miunumum of Carbon Deposit ams to enter the . C. tourna-| return to Havana next April and go ) ment to be held icago to the United States in May / ht fl fy $ You: Becom You try a new cigar and it bination = ins epee | The new models are 2; just hits the spot. Then in baccos that will produc facturer you change brands — a sO as ; jwiduali has the re- — i again without ever knowing to produce the same Havor in ars ay? ” referen ~~ Bald? what happened to you. the finished cigar. spect of all and the press ~¢ SS ‘Nii This cannot happen to La To the man who has changed 7 : Palina smokers. Before I his brand of cigars frequently k lity in a cigar. =" of men who know qua ee Falling Hair, Dandruff and put the first La Palina on I say, smoke La Palina and | Consult chart at any i the mark - ill never change again Itching Scalp he market | perfected a com you wi! ge ag A : re Danger Signals o | ONGRESS CIG -COMPANY j/ | KMANE LO "Coming Baldness — a ee Standard Oil LET US SAVE YOUR HAIR ' 1 (et 2 for 2be ss h.xce lentes oa ae a - , *?) - - . . ) ca 4 ‘ _ 5. Barnard, president of the In The game will be piayed here t¢ pic steamed up the bay past the|mixed when he Jaid them out—a PR aa Nl NE EE AL Ct NT eC TY A AE ES NN NE ALE CON ALIN ei &-s _ ~ ~ ere. pm eae — : EE) es shoes. alle * * aan Sie em a ee een 20 2) - = ae 7 7 Shapes and ¢c suit you—10c te G. H. P. CIGAR co. Philedeiphis, Pe- Diatribeter: i. BROCK WEYER CIG TOBACCO CO. % WE PREVENT BALDNESE as , | sha and sic¢8. 2101-02 S&S, Broadws7- REGROW BALD HEADS wits Also numerous other popular pes 1 | “Heddquarters jor the Finest sidney 158, Comer Standard # for 25 He Becer come we oh and at most garages ae > St. Louis, Me- B: : ‘ont : oagfellow 25 office and we will SHOW you WITH = & eg r : ST. LOUIS eviden path a4 Rosa Perfecto 3 for 50¢ ena e GUARANTEE ten cee & | for the grade Pa lubricate your car cor- Ask vour dealer fur an Emanelo. ‘our hair or refund evers cent . P ou pas we if we ae en rectl 3 then | MOSS & LOWENHALPT TO dreutenente autt ar offices IT’S JAVA WRAPPED 500 sited and peep ars i Sibi | CIGAR CO. Evy THE THOMAS SYSTEM / f , st. Loum, MO. Iivom 475 Arcade Hatiding, a ; ge - i ; jae lhighth and Olive J WILLIAM A. STICKNEY CIGAR CO = | Gay, Wednestag ane edaceday peoday ‘asd Priday, b ne te 9. Locust St.. St. Louis, Be STN ane a: EE — >t ne atribaters - ) pan net a! FPR ttaaae

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(ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATC WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 17, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH te ~ Sree ee | rif ) : ? - ee . ; ; ” Bite: acre ee ON ly. is - “ : ; ———_ ft ae wei ! Mpecta! te the Post-Dispatch. aver: . —SPECIAL rf s | Special to the rest-Dispatch flieial list ef bongs traded tn on the | NEW YorK Oct. 17.—~Following “Mow Youn Curb "Marker "ig . : ” . + ‘ te - BD wt - , —_ -_ -~ . ‘ ‘ ‘ } ; ot oF rT 3 7. 7 : _— . - . Ne : ; 4 : : meen %O the Past Dispa: wall apne ’ : . . ™ ® today were 598.900 shares, COMPared wiih 739.800 | NEW YORK. Or: 1; a ‘owing ig = Bonny —- tr r= ‘Dcluding the close of the DF'c@® Of securities traded tn - ye J of Standard - iN9Ues. sales ) + NEW YORK. ce: 1. ——Tota! sales on the New York Stock Exchange | New York Stock Exche ze weny,, 279 Dok ot Fe $34 =85.000 vesterda, SS.212.000 [are in 100-share lors except in = face value each Special (Co ei ‘ my ; , . ‘ere i] Tos , . 4 ritth « » + ‘ ae rer Tota! Sales today were ~~~ *. S228i9 = — ~ | Pull) and ; of hond« represent § _ ~ AUC a ° a | Fe . is Saies to ma i a r Stock Excchange With the high 1, ow and closing Prices marke >. 773.000 two ears ago sates : =, _ , ; By i " er ¢, ¥ 3 sMdividual seies im 100-share ‘ots on the coe - “Oo = vesr sen and $12.773. ~p Y : - a enaenctenas case | - = : sect TY . - isy ae wots — as — “ : yetndtihteainids 2 Freel ni” s08,our 9 453.034 Doc" Segainat $3.317 692 G00 4 _— Ce ane. i Sa'es SECURITY High. Low ——SS- Saies. SECT R 4 Post Di : : ¢ : fe To ” « 4 SPS ele et © a rae See ae — ; rom ' i & 7 —— - a 4 look " ' : : ; Ree eer. * I ’ aa Net | >. 464.959. 000 two oat "Likes Bonds are in doliare and Side of a dollar ) DOMESTIC BONDS j " NEW YORK. Ort : chs « ae | . — - ~ eS d + ‘Quetation on al Z -l t¥ n — ; aren eS iaunemepeineiniien : rn uhbiieacestie oe ii —_ “ ; ; / Aunwa, : Ne =TOCK MARKET AVERAGES. Rates |Gaie, High Low Close. Ch ee _ Seetsations ane _—_———... : ' - aio 3% 4% Bas | t by its action |te - D> Rates Seles Hich low Close th «, om “ ‘ a ena wrae-. eC an SECURITY High Leow ‘ ‘ae » - S Am Gas & Ele a3 at ¥7 3 ia Per ke r lea 1% INDUSTRIALS | Selgotea Wed. Fen, Tek Seve | ‘NDUSTRIALS. a ERNMENT BONDg en DP MARKET AVERAGES. 3 Am Ran toh ge te 28 Ohio On. tt mech of the ret i} : . . Securities. Wed. Tues gv. ee ee — tl’ « - een | , 34.449. Am ? it 54. . Reet Lv %™ low 40 Prairie © &dgiit ; by the dealin a . anno «0 —- if W-Hei) ] 1 13 lg 4, 33 — - a ine er eee Total bend Sales par value ’ *+amTe 4 Os 14 . . nana ft : ; 7 oe ‘ be “* ; ; | 20 industriais -S4.50 84.04 S461 °.46 Whe seein Ei 4 - oat sa ™ + sé : 26 b> a 3s. 32-47 89 30 09 25 99 26 | OOM) 1 Anaconcs tel =. 101 e *03 : $3 Prairie Ro ——_ ” Industria] STin« 4 ' 3 ter aE ) © =U Raily ds 28.04 57.95 59.45 "7D | "ont Eon + | 105 eS, — - ve 2, Sie 33-4799 38 O98 25 99.25 de rails averaged 85.53 > Angio A wil 38 101% sul % 104 % o-5,, South — US fore. 7 4 ‘ ’ : . ~ . * . an o > oe ‘4 ; . : ‘ » ie | led - . os an bed ’ ’ ’ bet hy 4 hed 4 : 61 dl 1 - © “ Btox + : 41.27 7U uy ‘> us * =| aa ‘+ in a] tt '. “— 3. Stocks and Ve . de pf: 29 Ris %* 60%, se os re ~ i? : +) rt “at ae -3 be b. 97.17 bes lis 'oaa 3. 4 ‘ yy = _» 'D ; oa ty BS hy SS ‘5 ' 1 200 Ve “um © new FF more or Jess pressure . 7" Agr «bh A i286 2% ita ~ | Annual ’ hae Wilson & Ce - 20 20) ~ * 475 ie 4th se la ar SMria.s ®Rveraced 92.56. net * raph 3 == Te PR I seeeamaats a a rt | Set 3) & | 814/ se”) 3, |, aire. _\Sales. High! Low. Close. Ch's pf fe G5 | a5 | 1058 ba get fs, Peg _'aa'o7 2" ba 4° 92-28 sag pg Beuatria : S cong rank Sa 78 101% 101% 101 & | INDEPENDENT; cific and other Nort — @ 3 . » MBM Be wi se S iB . 'é IN , TRIALS . — Ss LS 00 2 2o6%, 4 “4 : 1058 1 a a i —S 7-828 _—— — ’ Combined “erage 54.18 net ioas (4. 3 Deere my co ‘es. low 99" 29 ‘~ eT reer ence -~ rticular. ‘But! th km B Sue 2 iets) ga, $45 © | aates ‘. NDI STRL - Wright eae I =. Tae Pin) 9 —— FOREIGN BONDS Combined *’erage month 2Z°. St) Ge. l Detr Edison Ge lOi™ lei ‘ lv) “ “ Ark - (saa * a in pain . parts at 1) .] Boesen w ~ =#™% 2 — % sFroun 8 % 43% 42° 42 ‘ : - . . a Boa : : — ———ae | “eom@ined avers * year ago 80.19. 4 Dunlop 7 Te © R 7s 93% ¥S's) OS >; I: Cart 78 «s . $ the othe . + ye i" ” wo vO™ i S2%% 93 * BB . i060 Il 1U4 lu U4 . METALS AND EQ iPMENTS. , 3 ein Ss ‘45 SIN, 81% s1& ae . S Fed sugar Oe-J3e On +>. = : - ae = Way it had or Tuesd; > et 1} S% los: e 3 a. ae = pF aa oa S30. T a3 ‘ reentine 5: on . ’ : . y, ~ v7 v7 | 7 OO aceut. " - ; : i oe " ‘a 106 ~ ad i addo th! a) 2% I a. “ a. - s a i ’ bs 2] _ * ,-? r+ — . j » Argentine 8 s. ‘oo — ie ‘an i« —- SEC " j ITY High Low “lose . j Ao ed ~~ oe ~. S low . LUD +, ky ; ! da : ctt, / 2 > ing industrials - lon i = Z > “1 ‘al ‘ ; " i » Al ws % - re, ‘—- we | 39 as st 6G OCOTs . i . —- = == te a - 4 i » LL lus lo4* Llo4 %, | > - ~~ F ’ S i lOo™® Gi an, oe a8 I IB 's) IN 4 5 . i. ; « ke} efi 21 4 _ - ~ s {9 Grund Trunk @ 22 105 . * | $5000 &; ‘vy C serip | ‘ ‘ ‘ “5 ‘ 53 oui SiC PF pee * . t. OL; 91%) 91 = ne 4 "% Meta 23 ” . ‘ "ae “e 4 . ‘s; 2° Beigium oan 100% 188s cone INDU ~TRIAL BONDS. ii beens Kupder ts LoL .~ ‘3 . | $4990 Cee Serv Scrip ps is : | The market ee , . = i ase ()1 ; I to Gu a = 2 - _ ~ = = 4 ~ Belgium 7 - “oa > | : Term 5s vy * . rive ine = £i “ - y , . ~ as y >3 = Si 24 24% ° % | Am Smeit 5 > + * 341. +f > i: I Belg um fis “25 dt, at 8° | 24 Pall Co ret@a. 44 100% 166 LUO % ) Ys Sa Cos Ts LOS% lost Las | 7 Dean r ar Rn a zZ . further arty rn | ne 7h ~ i eee te > > de pfa l4 3s wo, 38 | °] hh — } “ey; At eat «= o Bergen Ss 45 i po _~ _ | PRM Co b%s rt =, - wf ~ + Libby McNal > 99% 994, al on Engineers Pe: ' See that the leading | ing Pe nine v ‘ => 2° . i R M p : j v1 ' a] . al ——) im — > sn. %@ t. % t. ° t 73 Bolovia m~S 4- SS | sl 8 : i r eres r 8s ... = 2 aa a ; ” Manitoba r T ‘ hen vi . & "% 44 \ 44 i ie “3 4 _ 4 _ ’ 40 38 - 351 a) >. ; > Bod rege ix Ge J+ ‘4 ‘s. ‘MS “ = 5 red a R ts dl lor lez I " l Morr S& io: ‘.s lim ‘\~ lie “ Li & ~~ - - a : , > encounte «x 4 ™ = ge- 0 > ote, 16% ‘ "ha A . a > hill Ana Cop 3 at =i © : ~ " ‘ a3 si 5 p R Se wr'3ii11G ilo liv 4 cain a 3 834) 324 Guill 8 oO ei - re when 3 were. ; > a7 - ae : 41 | WF ky s rod & ° ‘ > N O Pub Ser &. oy 23% » 3 . . had appea | View todas, Seis wre , 6 Tw. ay 1? — % Cr+} 0. - 67 Oe . , ) — = 291 11e? 114 114% “2 10 Brazil ~ . a Lol i : Sr N : +9 7a. 5% 64 | 13} pS ecg ! Hu pares Oj -) | : } . 7 om 2 I¢ a-Cola 7 8 ~P is Vs & Bal Loco 4 ~ 41 " * ’ ~ 2 ‘an 5%s 2g Lol « ivi * Pub Sr 4 2a "5 ‘ “ ‘ Uhie Powe- Sx RB S4% 4 ae Ba > ae 3” - 33 > “; Herth Sr) ° 45 4 4, ths 4° ie i _— ; 34 Genet 52 oy le it) Le ‘ese j aw PA s C deb 7e.' le: ne lw) _ lo? 3 - - : . a is je sees | ae Ley Stal 4 | S70 Ke = ror ft oe » @round he sary Lb : hort coverin Mad profit. |. ©. SI . 81% 8 uw rap: : a . SS pl net, 2 ap +, 50% 89% at ie Se 100 wo% 100 | 10 Rem A js Gs, ‘87 94 “2 «698 “1. BP lec boq 6/106 (104 "| 432 3 roy Pet 2 y second jn Augy S87. both sh | “"e and pr — & : re we oe; 81 > « - e ; . ’ "i as ES 24 pe P ase I5s's' 154% l , Canada a LOS % 1s i% Lue: lL Rog Brown I oa ms Thee ' ~ F§ j ra . ; »* | ‘. . Soj J = a - . > . I 2 i. Pe i - : - = a " . - . "hil ire 5 > 2a. « ' _ _- d ' a Sanit 15 ‘Skiing Selling De ing ; viden 1 «= a « es ‘ Loa, 10% > Sie oe ieee ' 71 39 la i? of Bur Cop Suc ~ #4, 4% t's nate th Chins ~ +6 io3 & 13% bos & i 12 ain Ot S's" 38 7 2 =o a oa in 3 + - “ x * * ti Lt) a, lou & lout, ~! Mex « ie | ‘te again in Septem r Stocke Started rat he, Weak and . Suge o SO.) as a 58 - 2? G!. ©R® Gas 5 14 60%, wy, 6% © % Gal .— ” 6 4% § @ 4) 4 ly a 13 Chile 7s 42 ¥S\% us 9O% | 1; Sin (i! ‘oo i ~--~| BO4, wg bo do 5 PSE Power Gs 97 &, °7;\ ° Mex Paun 3 -| Be We During the first) hay Prices Sageed af: 'Btl]l the a« eTrawe uf d | 28% gaa oe . — iL ons Tex: 14 63, hay 5 4, Cal @ Hecia th Iss Jan oY “ana 7 Chinese Ry Sa S51 44 3 4% 44%, 40 Siaciaip ¢ Ot J Mr ne 3: * ~ Shawsheen, -, 104 es a. 1 ~ ~o , " 7 on “I 14% urred in séme ’ . 7 “ie , " aT: 4. Joe 7 9 3 o om : “» : - Ss “her | oT . ~ os “> o-7 9a 1 ‘ aa ' 7 Sime - 228,c?fs.'4u p4 ‘’ *’ = . é%e ™% 105 wo % | “ufual wl .. occ . nant sae oun : . 2 tale Weve ‘ Wart Ww Ne > = > wth Con M ti ll “s . “3 % “are * * , hile 7 24 + 24 25a 354, " Copenhes ‘ Ke "44 so ‘s ou % S¥'y 5 22 3 ne = = ae 100% a : Sen ‘ ai E : Se rt 19% “NS New Brad on eS.) A : “om a sharp attack was ‘ roeun, [Ris leve ‘t e r - , ; " ; 4 . , ~~ , ; LAI ~ 3 ~ ~ » TS lov~x i ” , / * oe etd spa’ SIR) Slaw ore P Bute! S5/205 122%, 193 pel 63 ; [inn 3 "= L5 : in ae “pp ‘o .S1. 1 Loe a ¢y- N ¥ 7s "25 LO2 %— 10Z tot a New Mex Land nef and | it Became eviden: thar th ark. im Whe 83° Tn o. ros » RIE oan a =—s 3% 25%) 8 i, an p 2 Asi 1 = “en 7s * 5 oon os 74. a. o1 vl oo | 18B T 7 oe 41. 2 ops, ose | . & nt ae 103% les Lua | 10 Nebie on ¢ Gas ‘x the motor and tire stoc hOd heen ove ren, 7 and a smar ral srnatd 1, 16% " "ef Cube « & S 3 has li ru Ste 4 16 591° =>, ay - » | sda 4'ss 49 e!\% 544 544 J Stand Mill 2. ow. 7 . jo 7s "29 L0G = =§=6106 =. S oe — Ss @ Gee a started fn to! cove ) hed ¢ en : nd | Assets Reg S } fat os *, 5, oj Oe | $8 | 48% 45 «| Si ri nS 9°} a0o° = Ga ae a aay, | 4» Tide O Gus 3) tos) 6103 log . aa ae LOT *s 107 5 107 % 12 Penn Beaver on ey Seon Pann wetted for about s ne polar | AS Dod “Fe ae ae b-Am 's +S 30's 29% 20% © 4 /Cru — BEET} 1 BU | Se ee OD eae 5 ise 63 S1./ 33 93% 93% | 4 Toi Te ay tt: 108% (108% tue | 7 do 6% LOL ae aoe less, | 73 Ben Bank Of mews was a swift febouhge While h rarriec pr'ces ab t one MOmye Ase. ‘ ; { .. ~- - —— - a ow a me in 37 a7? . 7 _ # “@ zecho Se ctf e - j ’ Pr Ts 3] lus 10s & lus * : > - - lai Loi % lo a», > Fs. . : al . - ra ] “+e GO ad 2: Day s ihe ll} 4.) 3 . «Pp pe. a1 % = = Swift @ Ce 5s a +o. + ~ i; Sapuipe Refin el loan Can, Americ ——- O8er oh. .. |. = . or mt ; ‘ ; 33 S err we ee Te bees Oo | aa — an he | = Un Biec os ~- ~ Um OW @—5 BR Ids De -$ + - ~3 Seabea (nil » «ib ol mer: i ear see on ned te - Ne i, ' > h = ns Sie. 2 3 I ie viel $ oe Pa a G - se Cc 3 sai “3% o i. - é il teeny Se A» ‘oon ‘ose ‘3 | Cn Of] Cai Ss 42 ine see tue * 1 - 7 Prod s INS % 105 105% 108 Song 7 ord mH) — Studebaker rallied « earn $ as = " »- * . “eas | a +2. > ‘3 3 ee | 8 "ex ey ‘ ar ~ ‘ 7 ; > 4: I liv uv u _—-~ — “ - e_— Turme. 4? a. . Auvee\ . = 25 25 7 % * Pee. Rey » l. g 8.5 BS . oe — _ ; | - versie | — | ss Uni brug Ns ‘4 BO =. it Turman Cul | the Close. Prices being made q ere , . - TT TT ; my — Dupes n 1° > | Ze oe tL 1t6% °*- % ileme UW ae le a7 ; ] Uni . (as Os 36 32 soe i se wee : FOREIGN “ en oa, Sy \ ou wl - | point and a half in les Nd ; : _ mr ~ = . , ° . | : : ~ - ~ - _— — — ” nian » y ‘. > ." - »> aa & j Ca ~~ 4 - a —_ — ; pt ; Y > wd Us = —— a " oT i. ¢ le . Be nee . a é : ireee et 8° as to “4 ae eee te * «Ry 2; ef 6% #8y Reston Axle "Si —7 42 435” 2% 35 7%) 3 % | 28 Deter E i 8s "4; O74) 97 rs r AA yd a i pa aa 4 Lh we o7 O> te 97% | INDU an hour. There was « iTreg@ular cy Prea ra nee “ . On - ie , wk Rrne P ~ - 5 _ le Sse 5 ” Bi >?) ? 2a ° ‘; : ~- , ms _ ; “a le “ey . ey le e i &7 ao the 6: - OG i5 oG . vor + 3 L . St R ds 42 us be Ss y vs ly i - I + me ~ n Ge a Ge 35 54 % a4 =, ra ‘i “4 Ss - PA Wuls- On @ria nea Ppreferr North wester, raile were stilj rPcts 91 . v1 ? Fr ’ 4 [ S Rub 7 ee “30 loa 104 4, lvt\ : “7 om ube se } ow ._~ @¢- 5 A rey { a Fabrice p | Alcoha! Was weak 4 e@ to pressure Althoweh the Propoged | Hi@ & TORY, TONS TORI, ©) . wanda, Whe 7 is. tt ete —— 29% 44 =a) 91% | i3 Adem 5 Ss 43! ga a9 Soy | ae Se 47 34% 44 oss 63 Reo Peru @s 4 -- +o os. jawatian § — a. vered Ale ; bie rates «ac Rrk G Ss 1 at} HTT % gaye *)) Eikhorn Co 3 \s aoe! a = : | 22) a0." 2 | Sa : : renca § r+ : “3 30 = o. "a: 24, le? loz, | Pp Gas ass 19 in ia i Borden & Cx Dut later reeo reduction tn export grain rates wou) . . . . Fn lok 4 4 AH a) no = “3 ‘Rea ‘ op =~ 2% x —h See 3S i ¢ 52 93 ee Vit; 45 Steel 35s "42 e234, - 7 f 10 Russian , ‘ . u . = _— — ~The) r ‘ t ; . #2 . . a tenes see a “yi taiti 3 i . -~ 3 a - , ¢ ~~ - -« 95 ay ys ; Rri« : ° Came, —— ——— ~_ i _ m4 meal . . - . o> | >, Rion Tank 7, i0@ 6104 6 /le4 > SUSsian 61.9 oe: . = oe M fw he Highest in three FeOM in affect the Eactern if ; a. = :- R! ° 3 Lima Loc 4 > 634, @31 6Ay% ¢ i = Italy 649s 25 OT. 97 o: a : . nesta m ‘~=2 of? o* 9% a8 * >. “ou are the hig “ ram *§f -9 689 «8° 7's 2 14 - i Ta = = - ao 2s 2s ~n +4 aa | 1 > - C = 4 on i 9 ° Ys. * Swise Cavs Ys , ~ es a alte 4 Br City R R. ot : precigene vivre hie euee nd the ccher copay ®, streagtn | Flan 3 1 pee eg Mit Simeon | 2B: BS) eee Ag Pe Se I US| ot tevsctat ay BS 33) BS)! ___ STANDARD Ona ee Se Semey one) ieee ~residen: , ar SS Ler ° r *ntale wer, ee on Mother >] i? si . s 4 8 Lyrons 34 ‘ s 2 oe . =x = : i +S. :, ig Vv and etine ond sher Ro other Lel | 5 re : a 5 oe 20 V40 Te ser a 47.) 85% 85 SS atin: “So 1 Cli Nip new wo @ucers i rather tho, Orin ‘ " at Pra al business wa. f O pr & i 99% 90 ee: 9 & io ‘ons =~ 1by 1K 11% — yj 5 warseil 2 “ 0 he ot oe s Va-CC evt Fug 200 Angio-a Oil so.) 34 -% | . Cel BB tT nee wi tion succumbing tg anoth road pres => Wil “! r ne * Gern an Mart. yay » ee Fisk rr bb 4 ot o- a “~ . . - se — ae es aa" ' 4 exico _ r. + S53 5 war's 37 ae Lak» | &, 68a as 110 Bux seve PP j a 4 “> i? ' 3 Uda "ss is axied tt / am 6% Bonds wer. , —P Founda 6 6 AS 64 oo i ye 6SMeei Ll, as gts 7% ae * Montevideo * ani & an 3’ Warner 3 7, °4] LOSN 103 103% 10@ ‘vat Of new | S3 ay 34 i Curtiss a cp dep. selling. ave : recern ; : . . ANH ere who er! 2 te ‘atee an rreep 7 °x ‘ lj NX Ii? 1Ll%S >. & (*tis S _bft i, 45 SS _i—3 & ' : Sether . A - . : ioe tio liow * he ally ~ Be 3a tel Phy iel ‘ 10) ~ tO Cumberland PL leas 105 193 = Pi wy Coal’ rhe ieee i thee steels nl ‘ ry) PT « . ra’ 4’ ; - gp “ > ' She ‘* 4 aie. ' a ; ee : . F after Opening at ‘eo er. ; Was te e = ireaA he @ * a ~~ “oe ha i). a er i - as > . =o a e} - Pressed S:) ] =4 . &4 . “4 u — - ’ e om = rt fs 2 +P, +e, ; z p n4 = 46 ex . ‘Doe ‘soe 90 . 8 “Role PP I. yt nae = : 5 r ur M of me a a ficiently impressed with . sm — : “Bare | ~~ Ge € -- : -e eis ’ a>: 23. “thy 0. So Gs » lOO Ime Can ; ; " - oter * reduceg oy st #8 quar i 7 ¢ = ircentine PFPSOs rallies | she en! tier Liec 8 s 17] 170% 170 oj Bw i re ——s ee 2 2 1145 113% vel | 1? Panama SSs "33 > 4, Sal, + i .- = sy a a E 108% »-# > ; as Ina ana P ~ 4) aS 2 . Pep, Motors “- trade summartes jo do co ) i, > " the la? = ; r » pe Ines a : ‘ Bye . ( u 7] 3° ~ TA = "% s i s 7 _ ~ - WE as en , ; ac in 2 ; ae > “ea + 3] per “tony le ~ , miee recent weaknes ang Canadian ie Bo ‘> 10% 6% lo % Pes Sent 33 sa ni . . 1. e en , cg a) 1OT \ Le? 107 16 Ww rg 7s 31 O7% lor: ‘ a — | Foard w to Caa.. covering.» The ~ rE rea. ed in . iae ‘79 tj 4 ifs. Vere « ne , e6 COnte , ; Mi, . . % 1-76 l@ . wn * _ ; . ~ = ~~ - e - - ee - at ‘y 1 oT 2 Wie eh Pp go 41 1o3%& los: = = (s:llette = R am eet T Trade - : A oe . ~i i . : Rens & s 33. Bis 91 | 1 Goodyear ive .. i Clev ' | Oc "Vath iat 4 Pariiculeary’ zg! -’ . — - 3 * i se . Si) ao. ° - m. Rome _— ~~ ee - Rs de J Rs 4° 4% Bh ww S Wilson A3' Ge “4} ey 95 4 Hudson & Mw R rR new bookings 80 far in developed in the fortign éxchane. “dae die nk Prices a1 aa q. Giaden , | ' at. a a "ga, 18% a 7 do Se “43 96% 90% ge 2 ta ~ fs 28 “Sy 84 | 11 Hudson Co td sin run ahead of 'the Septem Spscaaner Seine ostecrstelt=| mar ine gaat Bch melee FES ee [Ear gee as ee Se atte, Bo Bt Be] Frere BEE FEATURE ON THE CURB, °: f= Seu" bog market. changes peing Stet ely aditj hal af n being yebaween ms the G dir Rub 5 So” 12%, ~ | sh —— . a ee — 13 ey . an "6s ars a " a" “ ——Tt8s —“s_ #3 A en as - re + Int Cenanean" 6g ; age was a factor. | Smell and irregutar!, eet Suted and Soueh After thd Denemhe. Pulbsine lo pra 7 L, 73 v2 —*2 aan 4c > 3% as =! oe l- Setne Te ‘42 S743) #71 $7 % RAILROAD BONDS. re Bete sccm, . Mreeme |... ee ) Moreover. there was.a r business being le Pr Ss were wet Bilin’ aye T > ws we ee ow Sur 3 2 ee “2 S Soismons 6: °3¢ a3 + ry 23 AT&aF pan 4a” 95, 874 a7 SB. % | Svecisi + ‘he Post -Dispaten 3 Lehigh Power s. (Of tRe steele ‘ad Teaches %% ‘ enta, howevwe, Lf fas = 1: vu vis °* & j- - 5 = ) li? 112 lif; 22 aves — ~ - Pi = “—e , ® uw te be short © 2 = o - a a Tee . ‘dea ar qa - «J : pi ~ 7s 3 | 2 ’ Ss « j i= ly | > a3 al ‘3 ) > ise « 4/ if: > | ~ - > : 3 . z 2: Tp ae | 9% N “ Yor Ort. ey — Th ° *'a 2ding 7 esa hi I —S ; - | fo pfd 2 l So mM Be » ° ‘sy 15 la Aine 5 ‘~~ * *9 Tliy LILts ili * . ait 7 — 59 aT : =? 2 | ‘“s i “ ’ ; ripest -« a - the ; $2 Mid) ale Ce _a Republic Iron. anid Steel s by importers wee ater oo Bia age nf] b= *khausted ana Profit-taking «a Harm c iS 82% S12. 5 2 @its weer A 315% 154 fos — & ik » Stes ‘37 OTM 101s, $02 Xs | 25 B&O fe “4y : 1Ol% 100% 100% feamcienis — te et tates was _ TX Y Te pid... the quarter due atter * ' ofa cent to $453 on ‘me presentat| ra ws ed thie delive ff +. @ late ox . Ge ris J i “s i % iw S mir i 20% 6 s tue, 4 7 Se “45 se 103 ior a Os & . 4 O Se as ref s4% ; Le "4% | ttreagrh i_spla ve a” meer ef the oits n 47 Pars & Tilferd oe fer : q s ee of grain @8d eiten pilis im this “Be pe ow rf priien ge : ¢ 9. ilayes W), -= B4% Zay 35 * . Ss ®.| 268 =; 93% S.%. °1:, Sipe; INDUSTRIA! BONDS. 22 Ban; ‘32 33 sa a3 S3% | tace af the RS ef quotations EW’ soll ne ! Prerieas ean ee ; of business. The informs Aat eemneciion it is » Orth neting nat ay ro "gr : p, rnb — - foush Pro 2 an ; a * an ® . = . ‘ fllvs, fis, L19 %, ee i aati pe ll’ B&») woig Sa. “48 Fy 73% 7s That there » “ Be no further iquida- se Radio oe treed ’ Was that this Would make , . ' . 1 po nis on "e : rotir. , . on ff a2l.soH i is'en i) + ‘“e i . 4 | os ; Oi *» Ps f . : ‘ = . rw 2 ped 5 * iw to ‘s ‘ ; —s " ‘ . 7 = — > . . - NM - «) " a ecrasion during A Shee h veste cay ; POssaibi. = ere digapp ntea w : +. ln em | 4 >a 34 4 Ve i, : * 1? * . > > ae : ine 2 oDerations appeared w 30 8 Cal aow .... when the market turned ™ >» ; ™ + h& : 7 a . " a = : . ~ + = “4 , del “ - . P St» J ; ' ; .eRt Agee her Inteng to ahanidon fei Ma, have ims me t ed await iz the 45 \y : >. 24 * . +... RAILROADS ~~ Arm Sug tie “7 jes} s lel ~~ lé } “3 te Pr R mM . . ~f - . heii . nn * ox © a ' Sas which roe frem 4 y . i S; Co Trading Procepded rathe y “mr | ewe PeSarding tie MuUch-discugsea Mae aa Lae 7 eq .. , y : _— — - A & A ee 23 1t6y, fI6gS\ ley , Stak ‘ah oo Sa sag 7, 78% above 5 xe ‘ranaactions , eae Pre se ge ) riy’ 7 the late afierno i : ee : Govern, aoe a meas Pee r any An c . : « - . > . . A = & o. ly 96 voy YO 60 4 é bs 40 on y ‘ 9s 2 an Nor . 40) = AS ie . ’ They also eared mn the ai: ) oe. 4 YT nded i tam en Ow ly n » ao ; a ¢ sf _ es . . . . > r > 4 s, . * . = ‘4, , 4 ‘ 4« Qe) , Sy) fee 4 fal an WN te * >. + Ain *~"6 Liv 3 ced > * “rs 3 he? ane Ref ning " h a : hreav ‘2s ofd = . the arket im genera! reta ; af . "ent... Decembe wheat lost ~ SONS! inter shac 3 : - ; filow iis ~ ilu — “* , aT “4 4 $s 29 92 2 s # ice a ee oe SS 8 =i 4 ei. aad attracted » tention by the velume 4 ils Ret, Candy ; § = ' ; "S's. while enor ned abou ie . - BS A 1. 4+ _.s 1% ‘SAW Wap ca 74 4 “3% ws4 ~- (an Pac 4s erp. 80 +. ose? | wh h ; had fy “S23! Gaye at snd rf U Sky _hetter tone Philip Morris. : Cer ens of. e's ~ ‘ } r; 26% 351. >. ° Ss ~ Am WV ae ty 45 2¢% «665 » tare ; wee U Gs Zo sa + be a " *reund @ Wher ete cn Tuesda, zt be- | ee the specialty leaders. made i ; , is-ab _ : : ‘ . . a aL va >. -& t Os 3 ve ue i ' s © Ry ef R- s S57 ‘ * | £8" t@meove 7» -rom this lewe ‘Faders caun- + Path: " Stee! indesrr, Siteatien. , e . : ; A mFS P ie oe ' : ° - ef Ga Ry @ yy 106 Las) ide ded the: +i ” Ose! rp 21 tn'tHe last hour : : : ° J@we! = 4 16 0 — 4 = b's } lr 143° 14° ~s i142 t, . \ m nn ne th et A, ee . ; Woolworth tack made , ; “yvement GeMand durin oui nN * . I ~ e's 34 — ‘ ple ~o 74 = 7 Ar ef deb 5s ; “ 27 Hs i> C Pac ig re. 49°49 «a5 e i | Pee: fi inns though the rac ~~ ny » wv: » i 87 .— : ral a 's 4 i gg Ss he Sarnedall ss» l G5 a6 * YO SC & 0} con 3a 3Y low high for all tite when it go , . 5 ™ r A - = : — . . a5 = ™ Tr 21% .. 7 4 x ] . . Yo : vs 4 ] ye 3 = Pa os +8 a ~ a > se '. ‘ . cy enn = “ 2e0 ; a‘ . ' — ss . . . ' lj “a wi > 4 4 " re q be —_ - Bs S- ext 5s -3 Se 1am 4 J 2 ‘ 2 ary aE - . “Ower rate t* #ituation iy the stee : ation s 3.225 fo 225 : > l . “Meé@ésa 34 l4 ~ i¢4,— «2 Seth Sct rep 5. +” of), ge : O24 » €¢ & 2 ''g 3s “49 544 71 eat Norther preferred Aus remains sut “agtially wun- ee R » 3 i 44 ff 144 * 28 ~ ss . foe a S Ret St ree rv EP o = ‘ " ¢ ode “3a a : ' small recover) anid ‘ hicago e ¢ rr Mg : rT ¥ Pg “tna . , = ’ bs ay a ‘ 7% id ~ ° 3 - ? ~— Fy ,3 . et = Ss - ° : * wel . b > ¢€ - 7 = : 2 MIT D Faction q ’ "| y ' ‘nanged As e Iron Ag rer ' *. leawe S ine = tt 2 IW I % we P ‘ : Shu 23 4, 21 4, — 3 | G Brie H &: See ‘4° 82a go . 92a 1a; Be of Ss I 98 % " ts n° was | 5 Saeee Con MF mh Al r estern, Weak jat the ae “CORRS mM ption i's eumew ©S8. ! Mack 4 x 6 Bevan E és pe "BO % r> 98% ; 2 C&el v rg oe 43 - = ; tly ‘> again There was mere of | 22 Certez Silver __. fame back some, bur selling "8" still heavy. Shipments fro Mallinson “Vi 2¥— Wee —%: ¢ | > 9 zi. sa. & ~- Bklyn ‘Ea — oe.) v6 ' 70 ; >. & & i i S Cemand for tne olf Russian Gove M@Men fle ” re we ex “i f mew er- aden shir: 1 = e , OF : 7 7 . ¢ ba , q si on sit al ee > » . Le Ts ; ‘here i« ielding : fin- a - me yay am : aa . Pe > ’ tt ‘ Int — } "2 “rg é E 3s , 7 ae . oa . oss ' os Mas: - - se 79 e Tet, “St a ‘ fw 4s ®Cieved af -+ ne Prices for : ee pn Rubber and! tire stocks dis A, >Ugs., - @ia%) @ : = = + 8 - >? ~ Se. . > =g- - = = . ve 7 —— 2 . : > - 2% Tir Sliver ro shed «tee! prices, -the igh arely tn i. Tacain 2 fees a, * _ 7, as 47 4 = - (“@™Mage 8» s "42 BS S . o> = t ~ es - “2* J 82% 55 vo } 1D een company preferre- ar age er | aE momen wo Croesus 4 ter tn the late | trading but Po Dui ri » i ’ ‘ a vy 07 S ‘ ‘en E 4 ~. io! : 1 Oe ‘ 3 ef iD neariy amt. Starti, : , «Here | ~ — me . eo. Sha oe Me sin pea tre ta yy a : 34 - + Fon 34 . -- _ * 1} * 1} : * : . .. 5 - ke 2a “2° “p4 % 4 . o4 5 “4 33. 301 . ol of . oo 4%, = $4 O06 ne a this i sue eutstanting with — ean “ass é Kelly Springfield had been ; 3 " = on ¢% be ; a ' 4 3 + 3 = llei, 19 iG 4, . eB =“ = & ge 6. o 'tPcr: x. ny a ' 54.1, | *. » ~ v ay ’ Ma x Mu A i ad 3 +f» > 3 ‘3 ~s ae 1% ~ m4 “2% 314% 3) ." 2 ‘ iS Chie > 6s “32 9s 1. oe Te ' § CM @ wr ‘> ts "34 74% 3% 7 Py } nee tee ee | “0 Goldfield D M of Weakness =aPp¢a in other | { : r i? - YT) : ° 4 “e a cA e _— ) 4 . " oe . . = " o-* ._ — ’ . — - 4 - > = Qn OG 1 O6 1 25 ; : 4 : ——$—— & — — — ——e tool : . S| iba . if Pocs © orders for to, OMOtives now ~ yah lo “1 10a 10 diy 6 ‘2 Joo T= Fs 8 CSE Ss ‘27 sta ba . oe 94 CM Ps ie €8.°.49 55%) 353 ee RAILROAD BONDS. 5O Geld Zone .. further break [in |; rude rubber | : a r tee s. g the Cen iar ha fie “USSlOn n thie NI “a s ‘ 5 4 e ype - ~ id “= sik 3 _— 3 »~ , F? in London. com pelling Some de re fr : ‘ ‘scyU if ai - : = " . a ~ . . teens, eee ‘ ; ~ : : § ~*- mr Pa 4 ' ee, ww n Si os ear, = ‘Om@p-T R as 4! Sa Sa gs : as ze) 5s 33 id Ui : @ : > 3° a 103 | 10 Hip °°? Neve cot a > " | pose DGS ne ine softer ne in the marae: = 4 & 2 29 21% 21 We Tati its i Le i “& 7 Gees ¢ Ma 5. 30 8A S6% ga te 12 «ms; R Ca Ss, ° 73 %e = “5 ; 5 alr . — ~ 33 _ * = = aS % | Hecia Mine emai Ir reduce the GuUetation twW&« % “tf ce’ prarers ral . ented meanwhile py ne Sect | wer me ree .oh! Sa 7. sas san 342° t > Cone P Se °33 as! 88 | oe | ie, Ri & P 4a -Ss coat: 37%! Try . nO @ NE 445 ‘Ea 17% 7TH 27] 4 Homestake Ext +f peound. a new low for.the sa a) eorarm rxewsa c ” “oOncession« ace be ng made. aA« bias - Rai @y to’ tux . “2 o ? “oa l iteec mn Cés Ge ¢* x9 -9 Cuba c s -. ‘3°30 a7 > 864 seu 2 Chi Ma 44439 Kg ™. S94 ay “ 23 NOTay me Se ‘35 75 74% 7 | 10 MceKin Dar . eee ) can . o> ae 407 North Eishth St. m Price -. % aie busines ‘at f= sg 4. ~4' gv& ow a a a Err a reed ‘® Ss sia 3: ae 93% 93 7 Chi 1 Sta 64s 82113 1i3 li. i4 NYC Geb Ss *; 104% 104% loa | 13 Meta! Prods ‘Chimes The Market. ae . v Ss Seginning to crop no: and wo vfd 7 a 3 S ee = 1906's sey “ov “ > Cub Am S M2) 108% 1984 roe *! 13 ch a wf. #352 Toy sy "OR “9 NYC +r @ : Se ~O13 94% eS oy National Tig | >” 7° i] 73 is Giive O “g a 3 s> am ~ 22 Den :as oo >] SO4 55 ™ &5 ~ ] “t@stL db 4 se Jl #1 * YI gi + 2 NT OsHR ‘ oe | aa * as = as * 9 New Dom inion Cap While the genera! hone m. 5” ee ae le bir « i Det Ba "fs 63 40) ~* 103% 1042, ©®CcCCcae - Os V¥ern 2 : 7% | 10 New York Pores . | ‘oo 7 * ; . . - _ - . ae 23 atu ae) Ns > do rf Se “4a BR 95q 85% ser A 29 101% lol y idly r NToane Dh = 100 4 tbo 160 22 25° Nevada gu Hern .' 0c today maintained the sluggish > ;; : _ > ". ” at 2 3ixX . y = = . Ww « a . = “an . Peg « — . : ee a eS . #@s 0 % Os y y ' 4 Ny NH&H deb as Pt 55 55 as | +0 Nixes Nevada wd -| Which has ; 80 characteris j J ‘ ow 4 . ae > \ st os . ; (“ex ' St ,2 ir i —-_ (}? ’ ‘oan - . “=> - i t : y : 4 3 or rT at 7 “H 7 seer x ; 4 r ee + P ge 2 e- 3 e- ‘’ ; & , . s a “? > “- “os | » 4 NINHAtW rah Jt a5 % > ly 35 a] 4) Nip —S @eebée . : 5 trading for weeks Past there "= ty J ‘ l + ‘S 2 sat P 40% — wi 5 DPR im N cf, . 4 4° - Ss MA. oa > om = NYNH&H 73 "3S i, I Sls 142 CO OOD ois Hct: ; te =e C Ba yg a 16 16 sé iS% Seal Ci ¢ ¥ +- 10 & 202 ~.|. 42. cc. et ee ++ Ae 9 +o 3 NYNH&@H 4s 4 37) 374 ei ts) 37a} 30 tied Hill Florence | encouraging lay of inter . ba = 3. 3s 36% ys °] ee ——————— ~~ a 2s 3! ee ai ; 9 tel @ s ‘ge 4 ‘38 35 si eliy >. SO N ¥ NH 2H 7s fr 68% 58% 52a ‘2-] | Saijide Mines ow ties Mir PackM } =, SG lly a2 bY 32 & 1 7 11% «(3 ™) 32 & 1... “s ~- we Le - Se #9. 103 “ .Q3% lox ‘ys Ll (ebe R R 3s ‘52 Sts 84 .. SM ~ S NYRys ref és 45: 33% 39 | 33% | 990 Sitver Hern |” eertain securiti = Se “"& On oa ran-a P - wt! 86% 556%) 550 + S°. BON 3A oxy 23 Ecar oe Ss “2 98 99 is ys, 3 i a, 38. tN $3. e-*% | 81 Nya rf 40 cfs "43' 34 S38 334, | 50 Sliver K DM § £ S% per cen: Pasis. Exam ple ui ; a 223, Su B' OS %i 52% \ o% T3234, 7S is == EG - @ 28 cfs : : id D ; SS Se "SS & =~» 443 + 193 NYR\ aed: Ss ots . > 3 \ ~ : , Hate Fall P wie - 4 1940 , : = : S445 54 5a | 3 es. 91K ory \ D&RP rig 56 bi, | 3 NYBs aa: Sece-ss 2 Li 2 SO Stewart Mines _ "| Great Falls Wier 58 o e ; i & i y , whe ] +* »4' ts ——. - - ° " ° a 4 = Se 4 go 183% 103 ty LOS 4 | as cfs 53 al ; 4 ouheriand c : : “ mM 7 las vi-- in eye Sin iz Te~ i af gs Fran Sug 7%, $2. 190% | ee .DM4F DP 4s ‘2: 37 37 37 10 N & W ev é6 23107) =611e 1O7 4 Tene woe! *m firet & among &$ ever, but— ee SESE NET: Peas ees] PEE Sa BS) Pes ete BS Ns be) Bee cat : eet ee | afohe as . | Postum | tb St 5 5g} —1% mo 85%. 85 So | 13 Goodrich 6% 5 Sr eR ae “$ Erie gen in ds “6, i 2 | & 5 2047 eo? 103% 103% oT ateed eee =e: | - ost of red R Re 167 21K zy -—i%' * «& 1847 je ‘os — &!? 6 Goo? 7, Se, 41 15% tS 4, seer Go G Riv Ge 2? >, s& = do 4s ws .. S2 's ~~ 6 S2y 13 "8 Cunt ew vt yao pa ® prd 4+ 4 #o% 6304 ss, °« “ ™% 94, ” a ° “> wees Tr igae oS a "° Fa bad aad -_ on i ary ‘et ¢ b SS es 3 « a ref ! > i. : : - i : ij | : ‘Some of mv bonds declined sO ; ata A ‘on 3. a. Le 33 he Me . . % “ 8 24% *sc z -* | °° Hershey (h @. 4° 3 . Sa: 99 § _ — : a as 4 i Li3 ‘ 13 iy j ; oo4 > — D - rn ® 9° Ls Qo” i / 22 wenn 4 we trades toda y f were made in ‘* ‘Nae . on ite ta*4Rt- . ss = See 2 lt Hum o Rj%s 32 «- °7 gy 3 oS ' mine ien aa 0 : ° rm a a na “a = ory | 2 weet Ee é n 5 in| ; much in price. Writes an investor, Pure a cae} aS ee ats | 18 MH Bent T 3s Sq 3? 87 eS BS) of g.2e 60 a 108 ioe aN 2067 rag? 5s 92's) 92%) ogy | 14 Witerr rou dy by oar Oaas #* » Rem in ~ — —- ~ Ayes te 3O% «fn: 30% — & i Tl St de 4.2 40 FIX o1a, ely 2. ‘gaa i*Ve* +P 2. Gas a x Se os! = oa ron -yeepes, a *“srTade|, fecur es that I was afraid to hold them any Reva af B aH han, +3} Pile) ¢@ ; } Ind & Se ‘52 tan 40S] Oy sun Soe 9eQ/ 21 Ree le @ a Sh +a -. | : Ba 144 .-.' 36 > idee 2 > et Agri Se “3s ab. al a: . wae > [? oe : l Ore § 7 S ~ Mewes. ee ‘ longer, and I sold at a loss. I am R ‘ ' #4 “ +4 *% ™ 7 14 13a ‘¢ °I i i0 Ine Pan 1]. PF 4° Rs ~~ Ie aad > > “S\4Be Ame s J vill ; —, 7 2 .o =~, oe ls lo « Re Os "$7 r 384 % 5° 2s ia Loos, im li : f we » however. that they are still Scare Roe ot $24 By be . = E- S -ee L kere ~ | 22 : ; 1 Cont $35 “3g. inece Sacro % | 7 ae rer gs ae 2% 92% 92% | Ou Derfe tly afe.”’ a i » % ° oS rs Decrease _} nchanged # KS4EF 4 +0 Pl B9% Oa: , do 4 . eee Jin 834 SS) 50: + ky, i 79% | tou! -ee, | ed reacted if tactiona lly u ¥ e. . r ~ | 20 #14 ® ia 3 . . . *?Par . P avrabie 7 Bfa stack " Keflr gy + Ss lo3 ie@2\ 103 +5 . ot ee ~ = zs > =o l Pap z _ f ~4 ] | “~. ) m Plates Stee! hking fund bea "de Ms sie) ei “stig | Riwe Gividends of 1 “See, Se, Pee gat 98 M LM RRA. .-, 58 73 7i% => Transactions on the only abous | 4 be nt, but th Zimmoen: j = 24% “re ~i%s ' S ta 2 pat’cm2 440 Go| SSR ey] 7 a ~ | ; : when due. Ir means such stability of vaiue shally 27 16K is — % ngs, ¥, Suver | 7 Marmac ra. gs tga 108% yo EM Spe BA i. 16% iq | 9? 13 Pa goid een, 108 tore yes” fener na *Rich more /|¢ an $1.000 60 ° ~ D “OP M*e ; i > Te I > T. 7 — . ' - - a md - > ~ sy . = m * . >| — 5 Me ~~ ; 24 L a4 ' a4 ' ° ao . rn 3 e > hs 5 ee fw ’ OMT ha rel bs rh . - a P aa °F ; . si Ma : . °42 ota: & Q ik ; o> 841 ) z 2° OO 90% Dow *s FT re ; ; that there will never be any temptation to s M oe o +4, s1a2 2] The S: t ~ % Ciear ~ touse ee - on * Mar O Be 3) 1% \ mae ane »* KC 8 ao - ~ 2% 4 + oe . 1 Pere wy ‘tz Se ‘54 fs is wt . oa eviews ne - ——_,. . 4 ' “®Dor- a bad S Tor Crs a _——-s.- Were Fae -« ra ’ ‘ oe ; = Ff ? “ ; PRI > 5 ny) oT? ; “* _— -? sell for less than Cost—never a drop in Price 8: ONS | OX ares ° Skeet ot ndividual accounts, $/¢seq70 om oie * ae Soy MOS) 3 Knox @ 0 Gs 2: S18 wosies, 2 ny sy! ae 2% . - : ++ Se pfd 7 - 118% loa lif P f-dit to benk ""4 Bankers « Ounts. Sy4 : a : [G6 & inne? ie et a ih i iP : io @ - “> s a Sec) rrrr which might make the investor 23x, Is S ws ws 21, 8&3 Si = & 2° ¢ €00.000. maxing a aon °% 343.750 now a a Rs, _ ee — . ine " aoe ‘ : es, 4 —- fe 33 632 ve, a, $3 Ra. r = an $a % + + te “. —— ae , Strombe ’ = “c% 8) 2 oe * & . fer Oct } i97> were "=S4tS toj + ’ ~~ - = ——a. = . —- “* = 7% - - - ~ | Brown Shee old this bond really secure ? Hadn t I better tude J 259 96 ogi Sf . "Ey — : ~ accounts. $35 ano on edits to] 9 4 e I: 4s he a4 AX m4 ~ LE &@ WwW 24 Oe 3) a3u SS%%/ asa, ol Rdg > my Th i oe a Ely-Waiker Jet otd fi >"? Seb Boe » 9 8%; oa! oa Bank and bankers a> nts, $14 . 1’ ae Poe . =. 8% OS 36 — LSOMS deb to “20 o4 o4 a 2Geae. 49 “38 4: 2 So% | do com : on get rid OT it righe now : oe i ea. 2a - pig Bo * $44 R00 nn. , oe CD 4g so es TK! See 16 LS @ ws dep “se “31 91% 9 ‘% 91 tris S Wo! 4 aM soe BS =s a? | Han tom-Brown Shee. | 7 a : eK oi, oi. ; |. NEW Yorr t. 17. —Cald mone easier | : Nat Tu oe 2, 28% ° 29 ae i Leh V gen #s 2003 -84 > % 78 ; = ia ye ‘3, 3 9° 95° 96 Mo tt, Seer com ; il Hicage “ Alton » “ets Co 2 ~ = 9 ~ * . = +er- p> gage , N §B Tar Se eo? 9° a> ST: S V @e © f ' } A Si — son 4 ae ee gh: » | : - Te m 3 a i} ‘ e Stehe + * > ru ing Tate 4%, . Os me } ) a } > = one = 1 pe ine . 2 Lehigy %s - > = i 2008 oa . mR ~ > “sr i. 2 - Sa ee ies eS P72 "41 tae Lars 73 : Pp ; oo Se . . ° Chie ut . ° “Creating Good In va ne cna 18%) eri | wexiean dollars 48 \ re ope Se 43.) ody tO7 ay; © "Ome nn” °™ ‘one 10K tory | 18S P oy SS OM ca? S34) sou By « Welke?, & ‘funding 4. APPeared stay __ a _ ee is mea sy _ “4 y *s a ea 3 on \ 3 do re? na 44 on . se, ; es S ae reg ts. #3 yo ° = = = ~ a4 9 iT! of | Loctess ancien as Pr i] a : . : : Laciode Ges i@he oe 2 Urther 3. in & ry f 85% as. | > hill ° fete " in Nerway > | teri €» ; ‘+e te - PR tor Th Lar WoO ' 1034 lacy | Me Portis emer: eit 7943 4 Dea red} | todal’s marke | 991, aaa Nat Cende 34 pe | ad The loss Wae ery ne . ° Aa 59 | Nar Candy con , eo ated éa q of aa large as Pau ae RA, V-8 b G com . “"-* as litt ie cha yey a pee a ~atinie H we — +, Sout Rw es: —— + a My Ro as : ‘ e 7 7 i ? a4 @, baad MS! 5a, St L & Sub Ce Se +t . . | ° 7? S =| « Untted Res & , ' MAIL THis COUPON TODay { 7S | teu | Eee G. L. MILLER & COMPANY. Inc. Pierce Bu; 126 N. ath St.. Please Good I ines iding (Ground F send me. without obi; Mvestments,”” end Mort gag- Bond St. Loui Ss. Mo. "2 @ 8 « loor). 509 OLIVE ST. Investment Securities “ CHIC AGo 214-18 N. Fourth S. St. Louis sTOCK Pe be 6s Tb?) tie

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(! ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. : WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1929, =e ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR a ‘CURB —— ST. ee BUTTER. tes heen’ phen AXD POUT. Wall Street | CHANGES LOWER WW Pay TURNS WEAK Bots aes Pours pQ¢ PIN EA | Livestock Elsewhere | CHICAGO, Oct. PP owe erated Hoge—Receipts 32.000: wun- | : ; News and Comment Ke 17 haath ae is the official record of | TRY SCHANGE, 7 ‘ocay’s high. low nd closing and Pas te : aaan ae. Oct. 7.—Bt. Lo | Close in loca! market and quotat! ons as re- | comma a bousas tnday paid the f wing | | . ‘ ‘ ‘ e@ ollie aise, highest, tomeat’ esis “cil —SPECIAL DAILY~— LOCAL GRAIN LIST. joer: eat ats ews peal HICAGO MA Sarasa Mon te & . . | dcra ure usually articles (small or- en; quoted higher.) Mostiv 10 a ae 17 (U. S. Department of to 15¢ tower, few choice ry Market Lodny. ea hg ‘yi issies, pales of whiter ls AS eee } Maa. ee ~ } a Special Correspondent of the San Lt cautiane am ~ DEC EMEER ee | | dinary fireta 2 @3ie. one 83: .: | weight 10 to 26c lower; bulk pre Roary : TY. Hy Low. Giant aa Post-Dispatch. Buving Powe aa Chit” 210% 108 108% b ~—sddaA ue wig. jo, TTER ee ee |to 325 pound butchers, $7.90@48: top $8 STANDARD Oo § — . . 9 . JIS Ower Lac ing in Mid- |! wr 108 4, 106%, 106%-% 108%-% ~ a , | standard. ~ (reamery. extras, 481: a | beter des 150 ° | ILS, : > NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—The mar-. lie, ? jK.C. .105% 10% Ly 103% -S%a 10: 5 a Corn Strong Farl\ hut Prices | packing + Ale; firsts, 30c; seconds. 34a: gra 50 to 22U pound averages | ER SE eee a Go, td {15s 1g ; by its action today took aw ay session — W heat Foll, ws ae MAY WHEAT. ae | ; obi CHEESE Pere, T*: North Some Beet steers Also Down | $0.75 oe ae, Cee atine largely | Talk of E i S t B i Olia Pet 13 $% 112 119 Doe | - § a te; ort: 7 asis . Ohio. Ol new ss 134 Mmach of the unpleasant impression . c RI at lL. A13% 112 112%b 113% Later Break Sharp) ici singles at 27%: Ate ene pry Sheep Receipts M G7; desirable weighty slaughter pigs asier Spo Prairie © & G@ (166 28%! 4 -Orn Course. an git @ Als 111%-% 112%-% . bives at 27c: prints at 29c- bricks ai | ~ I eceipts oderate $6.50@7; heavy weight bogs $7.45@8: med- So h Prairie PL ana, 8 / . % by the dealings of the day be- 108 107% _ 107% a 106 %e Oats Follow Others. “oe ae. Os d Mark ‘ium $7. 508: light $7.16@8: light light | uth Is Factor After Up- . ) tnd. O15 * 4] as Industrial stocks for the most | | —— a SULLY WHEAT eo dy a commas ABS—Live placons. | “yy arket Off. $6.65@7.50; packing sows. smooth, $6.7 750 ; turn Is Scored. ; rh ’ ; . ie ist v7 Se, cee 7 i ‘ 5 © Mettek: | oot Say Dpart were strong from first to last, me, /OUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, | Chi.” 100% 10G ima 106 Sea 106 tna a Geren: dresxed quads, Obs peetuahe., St ats | 7; packing sows; reugh, $6.50@6.75. | ) SON Y¥ new ! 418 i”) v2: Pp around their best prices!“ 17-~—Wheat and corn turned downward | Kk. ¢. 103% 102%-% 1024 Of Special to the Post-Dispatch oerIve At 4fe per pound. . _ ' rlaughter p! 8 «© Ohie 74, * ) See > \ 4 . , a ie ene ’ i¢ .? r.. ~= } eo , a ih Oo new 40% — By/ Ze Soto! 99 more or less pressure, Northern Pa- | tone of corm but) w wt ge A ae ' Oni, +8 te 7B ai ors 0? 1 oe 1 | Genize i at ae ef Be fae na came tate Pr ollers, 240: young tastes springs, 1d Le; tenes Se ee rae sheep, 2000: | oats ee ee SOS ena — i apt ee ben artes — NDEPENDE NT ous, y cific and other Northwestern railg | 4eclined wheat went al I n leana | Bw 14 % 73% 73 %- a" 74 Nog 4 |the market on the dip and the streneth ia | Keys, “our, sje sulin turkeys. ioe: " ses, | mk aga A Se eee NaGe Te steee ane See = rrp Ba gn ne te coe a, = ! in particular. But this did not hurt | “4 to 4d lower. _— ‘verpoo! closed , ———— RO em ——— ;corm caused many to take the long side. Bonet Carn duc! *, 18: ght ducke ar 7 pete aaninet oe Dressure was directed !™89 $10@11.25; early sales look weak to | ™™™ siagpen and a ah. ae of porn 2 oe ss hy) — note — ; “tL! 7. -reereer > —$_—— Sarees 7‘ orn, however, siun iped later and when MBcovy Gucks, 10c: geese 17%: ol , . y & bad e common and medium grades i 25¢ low ' weather in the South tt ae Sh ] a ‘| 3% | sa the other parts of the market the The market closed lower It was claimed re " 76° el cline; anil we Phy ans ypalgem rages. pone firm on an advance of 27 to to a point. anon. rvice 4 ; -_ ts am that th , je. ‘om. 4 ~"e-"s T5%-%-1 UYiNng power was missing. ere was little , OED Z Si0 uO and « ower; \s ) pt 7% | eeag (USB may tt had on Tuesday. The leads! i.5ia arise Ce, Were, Unfavorable for|K.C.72% T14%-% Tiga” ‘Fok We | export demang ‘confirmed: although reporte! . ‘25 +S — 1202160 ibe at 11%: 165| iss oF those selling at $10.80 per cwt | weak to 100 lower: vealers about steady | October selling uv to 30.200 and Devember » Betta 12%] 6. % industrials closed strong tee, nk Out Of corn. they were ald to | JULY CORN. — = “ae pees nigher ; | eee "33.35 oa be oo “ym prices eased a a off ot 3° wate 3 ‘be me - ° wi 5 : : c. = " , } eee ae ‘rp 7a ~~ ; thor *% ‘ ‘er t 4 iv ri ; w w % inerra Per > >I be zl | 8 that the leading industrials were } mi demand fer Good sound grades Hard | ~-———______ DECEMBER | A’ eS | co cour try * se : 15. 6° v00 000 weahels “be ne POGS pre y one “wef , . anne yearlings. bulk $10. 15 to Sis. mediante : steers offered: best held enpeae "$8.25 ay | ory (raging. Hew resort te | Se |} 2 be untering the same support tht was nominally lc lower. Corn was ateady ‘St. L.. oa sae 43n 434%,n | est of the Rockies. According to Nat C.| Gum, $3.25- email. “ $2.35 50; me fai native beef steers, bulk $8 to 75; SHEEP—Receipte 26,000, slow, esha Sprint Naar nit! rewarded 2 woes =e BO wi 7 ms 25 — : to le higher and demand fair lat }Chic... 43-% 42 42%a 43-42% | Murray. spring wheat movement is increas ; Dates. $1. Daitl Krass eer ree. bulk $4 to $7: butcher | lambs fully 25¢ lower; i westerns able as > tae : — toe iriv faver- phreys © 40 an ) 6%, had appeared when they were Steady to ] Le lower and gs!) ~ ee 88 ee MA Y 4 ATS eee “> = | bias ee 7 ! ARTI Vv EGETABLES poten $350 > i ie . 76; cutter cowseX | few ss — natives to oy $12: rtf belt, . n other sarts of) the , : > ~ oe en q Pa. Th . —_——~ —_ A 2. __. ee eat closed near ft) low point. - ; CHC ‘ canner cows, n 9 most tter ades ar ved ring ” Rel : } Se ae | ?. ground the same low levels, first in With a = eee ie Prices connate { Chic. : 45% 44% 44% 45\%a iF ash sales rnd 10.000 bushels nhent. 4 | $4. 0 per box. alifornts $3.50 to; to | re oa ty om bulls. range $3. oe 7. | weight ewes steady. “odd. yy $0.50. pens the oan a cannot oe meee Sees 8 eS July second in August. and tnen be ter opened slightly higher While wheat = JULY OATS. =e ie sen. 73,000 oats, 60.000 rye and il. cont ott pe womn. 15¢ to 20c¢ ner neke ae seated today featured pectin we | ScAneas Ceri. tg ger "519. ent | ita Spenias advance with qi . . * o ‘mm he egan lower. Liverpoo)] cah' a 2 va thie ‘ 44°. 44-1 44) b 446 aATiey : oxes c. if t . r o t. La Os Dp to ‘ and December to 70.12. a 7 Oe ah again in September. poo! cables came % to | ~- Mea ke as . 45%, , mes 4 eimai = RU°SELS cline, prices opening generally lic to 25c!of Agricul . age | | 4d lower } - ; jo 4 Se Wheat clored 1%c to 1Sec lower: Decem- - SPROUTS—C ?or e o xriculture).——Cattle: Receipts, 14.000: | was co these nt Prod ia: rr Me During the first hour fresh se}}.- ¢ | December wheat “opened. at ‘Slig® to ' Chic act, pee aM ‘ BBY i sa $11 A “tae” ley sf.06 %5 , May, $1.11 me to | 5 ere BL ce, arene ea ' showing the most decline "Shtooing “grades ra yp ¥ pty Me fod aahen one was promoted by reports that al OU VY ef . 14% q a es i oa 1.00%; May wheat. $1.13%: July wheat > ——--—/L%_ . . _69% 71! 42%; July, $1.08 -Home-grown, $2 to/| sold on the opening rounds fro 7 Maa eh Mr sagan, — er tropical disturbance was rad on ~ 4 , - 7 o” ' occurred 1T) BORE eeck w » 2 rinude upon K three northwesier Chic... 74% ‘ (3 ea 75b ‘n@ at the start and later support was civer | a 190 to 210 pounds buyers paid fae gran | heifers es gee f cows dragay: steady Prices rallies yy or 18 pants e iit @& Gas Oke NRe Ofte” the motor and tire stocks. Ticders bined had 255: ne ga _ aNES com.- | * Gin eee roe market after some pressure developed. o ,ARROTS - -Ne York sacked. $2 to | to $7.75 largely. Movement was alee. we $2. sears ‘30: saith and cStter ree | | mostly the lowest in consequence. — 1 Hes c prone! ts | 5dec ate s00n started in to cover and there | with 3160 * we B [ nde) - at 0339 atry porte : % offerings put yee ey oe SREY. | | $2.25 erocniean, ‘$1. 75 to $2 per 100 Ibs.; salesmen fighting the decline hard. Pies bolognas, $2 ° a om. Bee js a tbe ae was quiet around midday J La ye 50- om . ‘ ‘4 Minnee olis! end ; 47 ar. ) : r ul he ! t 4 Ce o s ’ > to 25e per dozen bunches. also were lower, prices on this grade f choice t A te k : months ah w dv Rank @il new! ou . hb 1d. I iving 4 cars, Duluth, 166 Decem'‘er and 76 cents for May made them- |! SAUIAFI4 OWE , - ‘ o ce up to ockers and feeders mosi- owing net advances ) ‘0 to hi fan ¢) ¥" Ref Td) 2 2 was * = 4% i me . be wv sanipes 17 ; 1S : : i] Fore Exchos se. Veg feit ar 4d when supnort ~~ withdra wn $2: a~J; Ne Crk ae a crates, $2 e / Strout weight Digg from 130 te skeen 7 ——_! — sit 000 a ipa Refin ” | $a 4 Stocks ‘ke Baldwin Locomotive, | 553 _—, ve agg receipts. which were 121.- ; | ign _Baciange }ihe advance faded out rapidly. Cash corn!) (Us © MBEKS 5 — Aisbama % hamper, | 80’d mainly at $6.45 to $7. with some choice i? choice 220" to 280 pound paren an neon with “pric ma Cosma a a ward Ov ' ’ 2 ri n Can Americ: n Ww Dm ishe s. compared with 93.600 a week: | ss _/ ae was unchanged. Shippine demand fair. New . $3.50. F) lorida bu mel. $4: Ine | 150- -pound sorts bringing es high = At oe os c es t sagging off “ ! America ’ a ¥OO-t 1 | ago and 115.200 last year. included 84 cars be eS ee corn socid from 84 to 97 cents |house, $2 fe s ndiana,. ho- Tn diu a let ah as $7.26. eer 4 nee oe" 450. or 15¢ Rays ~~ tering aoe at me atco ~gr tg 15%) 15 ! ‘and Studebaker rallied a point te local and 127 through. Corn receipts, which h | NEW YORK. Oct. 17—F t 7 —Follow in Corn closed %gc to %c lower; December, | CEL ERY. wr edichin » It 530. ee SS ee from 90 , bulk of sales. Ra oa an easier basis in t an ON .| GBe { a7 : were 60 " A OQ « list of quotation to , _ = 8 77 ae 7TMe 74% to 77 | to ) gan igh-ball crates, 85¢ y pounds cleared generally at $6.50 to $0 % 310 pounds, $7@7 i rhe itghte, on (Ml & Gas 5% or 8 point and a half in lesa than hal? | af ) bushels. compared with 29.900 | change markets S today in the fo reign ex- or Mp to ie ‘ ; May, 74%c to 77 tac; July, bu $1. ~ bunched washed. 40c to 90¢ per $6.75. eg to weight and Quality. Sows | , = 50c¢ lower: mostly $6 en i bs 28.28. at ee ° soGREEN PEPPER Home-grown, 25c to pm ong pm Fe oy oe, Sheep receipts e500: g- =~" — ae ~ ttle aan Osee; mise ing. 20 a9 3 gj Svs ° ‘ | d y ine ; 4 ru ls oO > | Ss — Kron " " > , s c ea ¥ 0 ecr m Jip t oe ts 1 387 sa” )@ucers and Refiners was an excep- Pee pee. Ul 116,789 | ee oe oe. Fi, cond a 5 /- oa . | Financial Notes po S8BBS™ttome-srown, ly ‘Decks baskets. chow ed no ceonae. Choice on were auot- ea ven 80 cow and heifers, "83: @ 6 ee ~~ 7Se:' middling fatr, a ¥ - } de : “a " a ee h 52 bus 0. | venmark {pa Fae! Se | Cmece u_ baskets, 75c to 90c. | #0! UD tuo wi the Diain kinds down to; ca/ves : ers and : anc e ; ~ hard winter wt 385 hbushe f No. | Switzerland—Franc (‘D) 17.96 ! Se A ‘«fa Ae =. ‘ 34 | 48 ton —— ing nother wave of 2 corn; 2926 benhbio A + A —, pe Spain—Py sela (D) 13 Po? ( NEW YORK. Oct. 17.—Chief interest in | 37a 87 7b: and ome Soren large size, 33 30 mainiy ena a ayo =. _. ” lower: thee 3800" merit opening . New Orleans aoe & it i“ + , *, 10%! 0 iy . polling. | 1128 bushels of No. 2 white corn: 157.011 } Greece—Drachma (D) 1! | ‘odav'’s !nvestment market centered in the .ETTUCE—H smal} 4 ber 100 ong HORSES AND Mt erg.trom $4 to 1 $6.25@ @l - Owes, NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1 gettes ; A Read ry vo |” : The shorts in the steels were suf- bushels of No. 2 ‘white eats 56.018 ‘tthe ho Sy Se er a a 0001 _ ; i orm eee — Pane se 0 yo _ ' colncd, fceberg. $ eo 842 20c to 2 box: been pouring into this market in on ume 4 sandra quotations a ‘= ‘ (of No. & , t { , lo. ; zec o- OvVaKIa—Lrown it): ? OR LL t MiInois soidierge once an icgnway once : oni fier ; sa on * ot ‘Monde eis) Sit) Sieummemeently Impressed with the weekly /2 rye. © “o® OMt# 10,676 bushels of No. | Jugo-giavia—Crown (D) 1.18% | GE the total. $15.000.000 are 1 to 20 year + | pe MUSTARD" GREENS tlome-grown, B00 | oe Tum tre tems 2000 Ge ee ee te Airy ZI6e: low ee i * om bie . 2%! @t 4 , ‘ . 4 - ef : fave 'Austria—Crown (PD) | -per-cent bonus bo a . Elsewhere rele r >it ae par 7 trade summaries to do considerable os Primary receipts of wheat were heavier | Rumania—Leu (D) 47 to 20 ; year 4-per-cent > Saleem ote The |»), ATOES —_ Hiome-grown boxed cob- | ket has maintained a good level eds ce ohn selete, "Absence AP og 113 13.087, oy ial Mt i J Can... 4284 428% gone Me eovering. The statement by the. 1 Reva yt We Nghter than @ year) Argentine—Peso (D) 32.70 | former are offered at prices to yield 4.60 to | ¢) ag. pO oF Sent g Prown, beauty, See Sone to strong in : e 5 -7o 66 ' : , | usheis. Corn rece 'pis | * lreis (D) 9.60 | 4.60 per cent d the latter t i 6:60 @ isusenin a coobiers ‘ Northern | departmen NEW — : . mg? bee a a 5 | 6% peeveland Iron Trade Review that, uae a Seer oe ‘b inn 824 suet es | Wontreal—Dollar (D) 98% ie rae sepa S130" Co! eeade > tbe er Ohica,, 3 tol a NATIVE iche peat me: $130 17 celts 13.081 tubs. ” igus “ieee: re- New on & MR ER y1 : . , ) {man @ year ago, eing OO Sushe a. ; P ~ ete 3 4 . Oo russe urbangs 1.50 to} Good to choice drafts.......... ‘ cel 0. . rrecular: " - 1 Co pid | 1 ue | ‘a oe a w bookings so far in October had | ats receipts were heavier than a week ago | Gpectal to the Post-Dispatch Ite “the the mae a rng. Fy yay ed noes eg | Medium to good drafts....... 3 ee a'Ssa" oo “state, whole yh + Pa. AS oe Oct. 17.—Continued- um- Cont Rubber | 3% 3 3% run ahead of the September aver-/ and lighter than a year ago, being 1.099.- | NEW YORK. Oct. 17.—The New York /sidiaries the guarantee of earnings during | $2.75 to $3.2 ees os. = Northern rea, Good to choice chunks ....... : Bige: 2b % a2 do average run, the be t pot the oxtten eee — ot “on » i. ) 100) 1004 eee is» Snetar 000 bushels. | Federal Reserve Bank £t noon Oct. 16 cer-|the first six months efter termination of |2: indines ones ‘2,2 and $1.80 for No. | Medium to good chunks ....... net gate. Ww role milk. twine, | day the first half ' 45%! anal) : : are 7s ' ' Primary shipments of wheat were lianter [tified the following rates. in the New| xr-time control the Interstate Commerce low. 84. _—— nah to $4: Idaho yel-| Choice Southern horses ....... Tet} ay taney. 26%4c; do average run, 25% a IR. rose 36 to 39 now . h Power S . 29 1) | O91 | FY { Moreover, there was a reluctance | | than a w = ago and lighter tha. a yrer|York toerket. for cuble transfer pavable in Commission certified today. the Treasury | boxes. 90c _ picking onions, Chicago! Fair to good Southern horses : Ba 45 |" arma YORK. 0 1 the December posit! tn | | . & : ie} rn Ted G u 6 lis will have to pay out onlv $374.293 nis | hon erners..... mont a | iron a2 | “5a h hort f the steel t} ago heing 800.000 bushe's ‘Corn shi pmente | foreien currencies of the c vuntries listed: vit] ? t lv $374.29: Thi PARSLEY Home-grow 10 a Smooth mouthed southerners . et. 7. ive poultry increased by a bigher L! vdeo of tad 13 | : " ‘a ¢ ) f eis With 1© | were heavier than a week ng » and it woo - Country. Rates. Country. ‘Rates. amount ie the smallest which the Govern- | bunches owe, o Bee 6cSsEe UGS «ce eee eee eee eenenanres TI _ 0 eS ee _—a tie dressed poultry due. Yreports of ore »b - ‘ . epublic Iron and Steel statement! than a year ago. being 2 %7,090 | usheis. Oa ——————~= = barrels, $7 50. casks. 51050. f 45%c: extra firsts, 4 @ ihe. fi Ship 4 a, : ay oe ; “a S ¢ -} $1.09@ 1.12 | Ltal: 0459 iCube . 999350 | Dew capital issues of foreign origin brought | ad or cotton goods pushed prices up in today’s : rete, vd. ly « small deman iC) utd ." ys g -. ne ne; tate afternoon, fet | me ee if, winter w wheat $1. net OF | Norn np dpaiys | Mexico 453054 | out in England and the United States dur- tplNA NACH. Home-grown, 1246 to 19e per TO ant te dee ee cae part Mca = 41@42%c. Eggs unchanged; | tn the afternoon in spite ands | market in gener: ret : a ; | Poland 00000105 d.. hi ing the first eight month f 1923 eh ; ponte Cc, an e Bind c, an increase : ; storm wa m ‘v Hoa tr us | 7 ae /. general | oan tl its No. 3 pow! partiexy a pe eee ces e 10 | Portugal. . 0403. by | gaan Great ah. a Bi . = ~ Flo holding _ | eee Home-grown Hubbard. 40c per! ji, each case of ‘ee. CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—Poult alive, | tered Net ng lt. : fe sa. ia, is peetter tone. Philip Morris, one of a ere oreo +o BERS . | Rumania 004714 7288 The figures follow: United States,| SWEET POTATOES —Home-grown Bor The raw silk market continued the Gown. | steady; fowls, 14@20c; springs, 1Bc; roost-|in the trad me up to 1: Five ™ 17%! 18%) 37 geeethe specialty leaders, made its high, | Vo 4 Aare. ynes wheat Same (vient tee 2 dents. “tbe $191,263.00; ‘under England, $211.049,.061: | Muda. 50c to @0c: nancy hall, 60c to 70c; grade was offered at $0.80 8 pound. extra} K Naas Pg Sf a I ot i higher’ thas the lest Cot yy fi « . * : : : began , mer } ~ ta) 11e¢. ae ® - : ’ . — wie? a OF) bby mee ossing 0m dollar. (3) Mexi. will withdraw $1 956.000 from member | per bu bh . ° 1 at So. Ko. and XXA 20-2 ” denier, so. 90. ixher: crate. ~ se ted 30c. + MINING, | | No. 4 mixed wheat . -y $1 on a1. 07 |} ean doliar, (4) Tientsin or Pelyan dollar, | U2"*s in the New York Federal Reserve | TU RNIPS—Home- -crown. washed. 30c to| Cantons held firmer, phe 14. ry } belts quoted N i — high for all time “ hen it cot abo ve | No. 5 mixed vw heat . sees $1.0 | ‘B) Yuan d i} 6 G 4. 7 y . District tomorrow. 40¢ per bu box: bunched unwashed 350 to at $9. 35 and the 20- $0" Cw York a : * heokae om: J were 5-1 ite £80 : CORN. _ i o a Ser oe thd Paper 1 eso. a an aed YORK, Oct. 17.—The Beech Nut 40c per 100 Ibs. eh | New Orleans Cotton | NEW Yo — es rT Kxtens le!) 1c! No, 2 mixed corn .. me $1.10 7 MES tg acking Co. reports net earnings before | FRUITS. ‘ J RK. Oct. 17.—Oot ; ures ' Mont Corp 1*11' 2°19! 1994 Great Northern preferred had a! Xo 3 mixed corn _. $1.00% | itolagas taxes of $1,997,843 in the nine months | APPLES—Caihoun County barr Ben New York Sugar. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.—Cott no hh closed barely wieady. oe fus merald at ” ie Be mall recovery and Chicago & Norch-| Xe 1 vellow corn . aD $1.13 Chicago. Stock | Sales ending Bent 30. 1823, as compared with | Davis, $1.50 to $2.60: Gano $1 75 o- NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—Raw sugar was — closed steady at net losses of " to 1 Late eg 4% 4%! 4% ae, : vi , ral a c No. 2 yellow corn ern es “! AZ@1.12% cis. : $1, r+ at during the corresponding period | | 3.25: winesan $1.40 to $1.50: RT steady one eae gd yA - pointe. “a 2% ~ mm M new 8-7 S04 "nN, eu a le art, also >No. @ = "aes .$1.10 Special ont - o . 1.75 to $3.75: Yo 2 5. was reported of gs Cubas, load- v9 Shiver .....] Be | 4@Re } oe back « } No 2 Shite ain $1.12 Bagge orn ovate gcd ey Dim — NEW YORK, Ort. 17.—President RB. A | varieties, $1. 50. to $4" ” Boake’ hen Davie ote ing er. 1, at 5% cost and freight, equal High Low. Close Ciose sc ’ rr Jack Min . Nae O%e : i mame mack some, ut selling per- No 4 se a. See h be ees 31 ne | (HICAGO, Oct. 17 —Following is a report Worthington and all other officers of the | to - = 66 p= paid. . beeen “tot rT A aa a my oi n Gold B°13" 3°79 SNe BM Bieted in Northern Pacific | Cob cw. me fee $1.06 eS \oday's sales, hi gD. low and closing quo- | Cincinnati. Indianapolis & Western Railroad | ‘ALLIGATOR F PEARS—Fiorida. 35 to 37 Only a small speculative trade occurred | December .... ‘SROs 28.46 28 48-50 ( March j thee! ry) 98) 1% os ae ae oe \ Pee ee | ta ions at the C hicago | at ock | exchange: were re-elected at a meeting of the eb eg a al range bo in raw sugar futures. The opening was;Janvary ...... : 2Rn 30 $a 45-5 ye | May z' Silver o N2e | 0% | ABe Rubber and tire stocks did het-| We. 2 white cath eo 44% @ 4c ; Bales Stock. ~ High. Low. Closing. here today. setting at rest rumors that Mr BANA An -—%e to Be ver pound. unchanged, and December later dropped {March ....... 8.75 28.25 28.25-3 9.37 s eee to) Se | OMe | Oe er in the late trading but not until! No. 3 white oats ......... 43% @44%c | 2750 A P 8 pfd....| 85% 84%) 847 Worthington would ro, CANTALOUPES—C asabas, $1. ‘50 to $1.75.| from 5.28 to 5.25 under selling for trade care eee 8.54 28.10 28 10-1 ’ _. | ‘ « it) j . e oats .. ee see . 4 xy C = 8200 ‘ ake Ext | 3S Se ee ) reduce the quotation t#L6 % cents No. 3 tae $1.07. gg ; ixed $1.00): 215 Fair pfd 103° 102% 102% | bank clearings, $76,000.00 | $1.75 to $1.90: 18-lb. boxes at 5 N Y Coft eddie 8909 gric Amer] dence Lead | SMe | ” Re pound, anew low for the Seuscn No ” ~~ nal $] ive gay 0 Pt Base ~ 12. So 0 Gil Mia. : 18 ] 1 18 bate we ! PL AKS—lLilinow kelfer, 3% per ‘bbl.: bu : ow ork ce. : closed carete shendl | 12¢ | 18¢ | 120 at ®t {2 yellow $1.11@1.12; No. 1 white $1.10%: | 18 Moses Wet tae es) cow 1T ie SB "Gafitornia, 94 1%, 15, 78s Nic: teen ceeds Dena ae er rade |...) .. / 2%) 9%) 1% No. 2 white $1.10% 2 No. 3 white $1.10% 5). 92) Hayes W hee! ie | ta) eee Boston Stock | Market | “ os 19, She ee, es ae 8.96¢ ; 15. aA May. 18. a at be ate | ery ate oe The Bond Market. sample rite white $1.02@1.08. Oats, No. | [on war” Gaeee , 10%! 10%) jow | — verre hacmeneeceneiniieansetinenasnaeit LIMES —50c_pe 10v. ay. %. tober (1 Inio D | 2%) a X Wh x white 4344, @44%c: No. 3 white 42 %, a 90 Libby-McNet! at 6%! Bt Specia! to the Post-Dispat ch ORAN GES—Californis, 33.50 to $5.50 rk Porey .|' 48e | 4fe | 4Rec . | lie thé general hond ma ret 43 %c; No 4 white 42% @453c. Rye, No. , 10 Lyon-Hee!; pfa 4 1. 94 i 4 uw BOSTON. Oct. 17.—Followine ts a jiet 4 0e7 Dox. Rn ” gin Se ate | od Noday maintained the sluggish tone|* 72 4 @ 73e Barley, 63@78c. Timothy | 1S Mord R A. 83 33 33 |of today’s highest, lowest and closing prices; PEACHES—Utah elbertas. $1.50 to $1.75 . 63 eed Doe % | ey Ke Which has been so characteristic of giz 3. “Ribe soi36 1080 $19@ 23. Lard | 133 ew prior lien 03 & 93% 924, — the most active nn dealt in here: | Oe re awe bias Weak bu, baskets $2 belece de % , are “40. o Midw Utilities B2%' Al B2%G High.| Low. Close. | y™ p ROe | Tle ! Rie pirading for weeks past there we: ' KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct. 17.—Wheat: | 400 Mont-Ward O91! 91%! 991 en.) ow. 'Viose. | for No. 1 ana $1 for No.- 2 : i Florence 6c | Ge $e Pencouraging dis R n (No. 2 hard. $1.06@1.28: No, 2° red, $1.16 | °4° Nat Leather |.’ 31 hy . % |Am Tel & Tel ... 122% 122% st te | me Mines Bbo be . ec ging ispiay of interest. in , 71.17: December. $103% @% ; May, 616 Pnatlipsborn 2 2% 2% | Soees (ee eee , 73 ia 73 i T ti Fla Li d | orn bs a c : Tertain eC urities sellin on 7 - a $1] o7 % July, $1 O24 bid Corn—No. 2 | SS Senin | Mure ae aR 7 Ox 7 O87 oston 2 Albany 45 ‘145 ‘145 : | n In xX Insee re. M ac . ge | is ee% per cent basis “y Spent eg 7 white, $1.04@1 05: No 2 yellow, $1.09: | 150 Quaker Oats 220 220 220 | Boston & Maine ..... the 10 ee ee = - 1 Mines Se | Se $c ee Great Falls P ng st -XaInpies “Ere Mo. 3 yellow. $1 6@1 OF No. 2 mixed. 185 Sears-Roeb . 76% 76 7 \Calu & P ee 22) peel daa ant | gs tAneces ott im loge of 2 barre:s at /' * ' = a ; — ~~ ~ 7 }. ‘ - rf dan c* , yy, 3 7% —r = +. , r » ees ‘ . ‘ » Mines Rice ific ‘Bic i® a ails Power 5s of 1940 among ro — mom bet an a Se z R 4 eee Stewart “ 83 \ Rl ®s oe tl Kote ARES Shee 1R®, jai int | $1.04 per gallon for raw “and 31.06 for no Th 4ic (BAe [8'c3 - tilities and Elgin Joliet & Kas 4" a4 .: Rens m Suc: No. 2| 3. ewitt sot 18%!) 18%! 18% |Coppér Rang 25 rd es Boles. elmont 65 ‘BSe GSc | rn firet & , : ‘ 2 St . 4 ty + woe A ogee ae 45 > = a ta 3 R45 Thompson! J R. &4 53 —6hOB Ne es Dalw ss =: “O & "O68 SAVANNAH, Ga., Oct. 17.—Turpentine. rvtens 2. | re vind of 1941 a mong rs ils changed . ariey, J@ S ; ay “ > he 5 & \er A3 A? 4 52 ” ' Faatern = oe. Sar 39 30 an bt nothing doing: last sale Oct. 15 at NA & mit) COME tem moth these issues are listed on the | MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 17.—Wheat. cash. | SO Ut, bl ter ee, aan tak ann? | Eider Corpe ....... iy Mi, 24 | 96%4c; sales 1629; receipts, 441; shipments, de w i aos of O ane Bock exchange but st of ¢ No. 1 Northern, $1.13% @1:19%; No. 1° 119 Tn I ager at > Si ‘- ta | Hardy Coal ........ 3n an $n BiG stock, 13.698. Rosin. faye sales,’ bd yaa vem FBR ag Be ee” ings a most of the deal-/Gark Northern spring. choice to’ fancy. | 75 U 8S Gypeum.| 74%! 74% 74% | Hood Rubber ....... 65 65 | 55 1G20 ; receipts 1333. a he 745; stock. p (onner 7% ce wre re “over the counter’ and | $1.21% @ 1.20% : good to choice, $1.18@ 80 Vesta Battery ' 2a 28 °9 | ane Crok ; Seeing . "ene a i “os | x “sake yates > 4 75@4.80: EF G Bix a SS d Geneseo! .'Tte ‘FRc 'FRe trades today were made ji } | 121%; ordinary to good, $1.15% @1.18%& ; 135 Wehl .. 47%, 47 47% | Maer Gas .. | aees aces ace” 1a 36. ae 10¢ 10- | oh 2 20th | December, $1.14%,;: May, $1.19 % Corn, | 150 Weat Knitt: - as’ | Mayflower O C 2°1 2°) eel 5.10; WWE, 5. 15@5 5.20. ss We _}100__116¢_. =: 5 to 6.10 per cent basis No. 3 yeliow, MSc @ $1.01. Oats, No.3 white.) 1.495 Wrigley aaa aie & ~~ yg SERS MBit) ate) axe |e DULUTH, Minn., Oct. 17.—Close: Fiax, Ww Ay _| ia EN-grade securities. inelue | 39@30%-c. ‘Barley. 52@63c. Rye, No. 2, ' 575 Yellow Mfg B..1105 ‘'104%/105 | Nat ather o 4 3% 2 + | November, $2.4914,; December, $2.47%; : me, & Liberties, were firm but awe 64%c. Flax, No. 1, $2.48% @2.51%. | 5 873 Yellow Tax! US 114% (114% lola” shdeubniee 18%! in) Intg MARRS BAO Is, Oct. 17.—Flax, No. 1 | = d HOUT | *+- Tot ~ le ~ Og oan hare : ‘ ck ‘ . ' , (“= . ‘ . . Much tendency to —— c LAA |» ol. e ena’ i Pacific Mi! le RA » > Re 2 RF 9 $2. 48 2 . 4 advance. Oregon, | rae! > . a2 | 90 7) 29 ” | $2-48%9 @ 2.51%. “1 ve dollars invested in some railroad OUIS Stocks @ Washington Rallway & Navigation | Chicago Provisions | ——____—+ = ; ty yp HT Rs ao (| as (| Se anienll bond ” 5% wth mea 4 MM tracticisity eel et Lead, Zinc and sy Bhoe Mach — : bd As Po Finland Loan $10,000,000. Ss, HOW ~ at 96,” a bond buyer wrote to our Statistical P fed i CHICAGO. Mect. 17 i Provision marke i ee ie ms a xk pee | Ruperior : oston . ™ ; NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—Public offerings of STOCK EXCHANGE. Oct. 17, Fiates Stee] Sinking fund 6s Bulj |close and ranges follow: , ar last voted at , “clones ene b sen elim egy ’ po. ss | . $ , at 5% . ys cia ti . iS Mathews desired to give his entire attention New York Rubber. ‘8: = , @. Mon:e- | D:; more & Qhio list. t» work in metallurgy. Mr. Collins entered | wew YORK, Oct. 17.--Rubber. smokea . °°*..4% 2 Brome ani aere 1007? tot | | isanp the steel business 25 years ago in the sales | ini 4 ob ae wm *S ' Rece'pie et Tiesto tuesday e ‘¢ Lats | $4 ae ee F 1 Bid | » Mpon oy 2g ge at the August re-| department of the Carnegie Steel Co Fle ribbed sheets, spot. 26%. ef domestic wool. Interest on 800 for ten years at 6 . 120 nk Cpa... 142% -° the Interboroug!} 1 Rapid! has had varied experience with subsidiary — WE WISH TO BUY part ; al eee ‘$98 we ransit show! ‘ l'companies of the United States Steel Cor- . “ i ng a defici { f n * oo . - f Commerce .. 433 —# month . Or tHC! poration which he left in 1922 to join the > clea 1000 Monroe Louisiana Carbon Income profit In ten vears b makin GS A Re a -+® y was reflec ted in the , P Cructblie Co ) niet die : ‘ y y g exc - ; ® “«o0ta- u ; 30 Internationa] Life Ins. Co. mm Trust. 222. s) 2 988 ion for the bond no Jett Bank ia. en eee onds. Rapid Transit, | : n m Se | = et hee Bisdk i a rities 6s, however, held “airly| - | EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL. STATE, MUNICIPAL TAT 25 Minnourt state” It will be that in less than four years the increased A oa RRR! and the New Yorn na AND LOCAL TAXATION 30 Repetlic Nations! Bank f. ee ae : y income 1) q3 ler QP | Us 3 > ref or tai 1", avs) . ; 7 ep c ona n han ot DS eet +i Beal | tn lt far | 100 St. Louis Coke & Iron Com: om the exchange wiped out the loss leaving the in in sae | stabilized just | ’ vestor if Spper-: | low the eg a EDE | 5MoAlton, Granite & St. Louls e rhs i222) gg | ; ae reine high levels reached ater | F RAL LAND RANK Traction ba. 1944 a stronger and more satisfactory position, and giving him a n S 2s whe. i? . anization plan was pl | 5M St. Louis & Suburban Ry bsta tial oft s Erick pfa ... $ % ' e . ‘ ie a vit iste | 4 ON : om? : su n pr the maturi ty of . Brick: com . be : * ‘ on Neo ry ice of New Jere be if | 3, ’ n be DS f : ( en ! tn, 1922. ' t at the bond. mae WEG «ee «'4 : nie. : a ea not her new lk 4 >» } ; . fitted? f i _ ‘ve ° . . r nk ah » - 4 ae oan i : dt 7% f< . t 1e « 6 » WwW E w T! H TO SELL. * . m com an, 8 fo | eaiibl dade 4. elem RE co a | al , Perhaps it will be worth your while, also, to have your invest- se ae ed Eee Fs Dict he- - | . 3200 Monroe Loutsianun Carbon b Se Ee Age ) N94; es action in Norway ts of! Not redeemable before July 1. 1933 | 2% Rice-Stix and Pfd. merits analyzed with a view to improving your income. It pra ‘ oe Ared $y todav'e market but ’ ' 33 Annapolis Lend oe | i i oS ee | , b) d Tul 100 St. Lruin, Hocky Mt. & Pac. will cost you nothing to find out. Send a memorandum of the ba te anual day. 4 t as large as Tuse- | nterest payable pomery rand July 1 at any Federal Com. rit t : a cea ee ittle chang» Ff 2 : ok pepimasnie yzed submit ee | Sa ieee eee | PL G. & E, |i] tana Banteor Peverat Reserve Bank. Principal pay. | A 3 taienaere a, you want analyzed to us, and we will submit our qe. ee olivia 8s wen dation ns plone Se °°) Boe er. , First & Refundi 51 able at the bank of issue. : 20 Missourt State Life Ina. Co. recommen S without obligation. Address— ance Tel Be .. : irs . efunaing 72s | 5MOSt. Louls Tramsit Sa, 1924 ——- SERIES C, DUE 1952 The Federal Farm Loen act provides that the bonds shall | ! | be lawful investments for all fiduciery and trust fon We have e specia! department for ’ ds un- STATISTIC , p he . . . ‘ purchase and sale of listed and wun- AL DEP Schoo] District of Yielding About der_the jurisdiction of the United States Government. tated bende and Giecks te oil. aaa AR TMENT , . (J vets. Co. Portageville, Mo. 5.80‘. Price 100 and interest, to yield 454° S. W. S 4 I AU S | BONDS A strongly secured obliga- The statements contained herein. while not guarantoed, are Mark ¢ °/ | } . ° be " : : ’ <1 t* } oh , - os . a gr : acd | tion of the Pacific Gas & based upon information and advice which we believe to be r INCORPORATED - OF TICKS 1y FORTY CYRIES ~ ESTABLISHED 1*ey .e) 1ei¢ 5! 4°o 4 the largest and most suc- Oe eet CO Population, 1700 cessful light and power Telephone Olive 3726 H&Co ie ie BANK BUILDING, ST. LOUIS Ie! : | hy a companies in the world. BOND DEPARTMENT | : Suite 503. Telephone Olive 7320 or Central 233 | 7 EwieW , Olive 4605, Central 4374 ) : trc 7 gO Mezza nine— bet ror : ; AND lewis sPHommon afl | f] compete circuiar om request HH The NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Bf] sostmen's “Beak | . (nCoronsns : . ' = Building 41 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR vy sn MUNICIPAL BONDS t|_ The National City Company In Saint Louis St. Louis | ) Wi ned Building SECURITY BLDG. St. Loulis—415 Olive Street —— — Wembere New York frock E rchoroe 1933. 5.8 .S. & Co i i ulea Sr Louw | Telephone—7140 Olive i! ) : momtere Of. 000. Siem. LO, , 4 oat Se he eee MD SE etre ~ ai —

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ot sey LN ee pe 8 een ee erg ee ee See ee —— - ¥ % = » 2 : . i i av» *a* es Oe ae ~~ a gD OEM AEE EET SO SS ~ @>- - > of ee + ae te > ae ee =" ee we a ‘atk >a ae * 4 hp a 6 St A eee ee ee ee olan ns Pe ae: LINE — "* 7 rt Se NET : ~- > PRK Es od es at eee ae = a —~ ee ae > Ng 2 -. ofan * ~~ hee b- - ~ «tte a 2G oe o_o we — 6 ~and bruised at 19 p. m. when ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1923. kL ae ee ke aie . ¥ Sa eT wre dees A ot a os a 5c Vian ee ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH “WAN ‘HOPPING IS KILLED BY TRUCK Card Found in Victim's Pocket Gives Name as Floyd Guess, of Logan, O. A man, about 35 years old, to be Floyd Guess of Logan Was killed by an automobdile truck at 9:30 a. m. today on South Tenth street, East St. Louts, the approach to the Municipai Bridge. 5 Roy L. Hines. 18. of 50S | Droadway, driver of the truck, which ‘ie@ owned by the Anton Coal and Hauling Co. 727 South Ff: surth street, said he was on his way [0 Collinsville to get a load of coal. He gave three youths a lift over the bridge and let them out ©n tie ‘Bast St. Louis side. He said he then started the truck and a [few moments later was hailed by % nan who pointed out that he had run over a man. n the driver's seat with Hines was A. of 2 Ten that ii-} lability insurance indemn — agains: het until loss, and Missouri courts have that a judgment is not 3 is Laid. loss ‘+ se BROTHERS ACCUSED OF FLOGGING the Aseociated Press TOPEKA, Ran... Uct. Degand and Joseph Degand, dDroth- ane were placed in the county jail here yesterday on their failure to give $5000 peace bond each afte charges were made to the county officers by Frank Richardson, a ' State witness against George Degand liquor trial, that out by the two mnren., death and By ~™ l7v.—-Ceeorge threat- ired taken ened with ten hours. Richardson c ing held prisoner tort for harged that after be- ten hours he was brought back home and told he wouli be “shot down the court- room™” if he identified Ceorge. ° HUGO STINNES JR. SAILS FOR U. S. te hse => By the Aas ated I HAMBURG. nes Jr. salled It was announced "ese Oecet. 1y today for New York that his visit %t the United States was for “informa- Otto Ludwig Am bassador salled to resume tien purposes.” Dr. Wiedfeidt, the German nt Washington, also his diplomatic pest ‘Leviathan | ton. Daugherty which plan to organize subsidy ithe Shipping Board c ‘away with the managing agent ,operation as the only Commerce of the) less attra: ee — be had been | . ~* ' + ~~ e so cLiOnal . see We —FHugo Stin- — "eer (me « > . (ries. Le sist ‘ . O11 Win 0 sz = . - ~ >~ Richardson of the com- by saying 5 > 7 cueir price the ut had reduced the Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Oct. duction of 2 cents a galion in retail price of gasoline in the five states in [ts Rentucky, Mississippi. Alabama. Georgia and Florida, effective Wednesday, was announced last night by officials of the Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky Officials of the Gulf eo ae ¢ we the Stoll Oil Refining Co., 1d the Aetna Refining Co. were eee se as id th ™mpanies would neirT ¢t ™ a | >. a made by the By reductio! PITTSBU RG a gallon was Price of gasoii! Eastern Ohio district and @is- south of the onko extending to Texas, the trict by the Guilt night. The Atl Co. at the same Similar price Pennsylvania the Pittsbu @ gallon, which does not include 2 cents Pennsyivania CONGREGATIONAL BODY FAVORS MERGER WITH PRESBYTERIANS National Council Approves Pian With but Few Dissenting Votes, By the Associated Pr SPRINGFIELD The National Coun throughout he price in cents +ha rg district will be 198 Pees 17 iass ‘> Les da: went on senting votes merger of Pres gational Chu proposed the Presby terian ‘nion of Cleve- States, "y . ay men to Buy 2) Airplanes. Fr “MADRID. Oct? sued yesterday r of War to acquire 256 for use Spanish M decree is- the Min- airplanes forces in A authorizes . by the Iroec oO 4 “a warantee My Otntment.” Says Peterson—Erery Box of It “Tlf you are resp ynefibie for the health of your fam saye Peterson. of Bat- fa\, “T wan rou fo get a arge a! -cent bet of Petersen's Ointment today ' ack of every ber to refend the Peterson s Otntment olf sores. . Biers eore ‘tehing skin, img and iteRing as for ere feet. chafing. oa. ca, cuts, »rulees and sun i,entlemen i hed @ run: ne sore on m “g for nine rears, tried all kinds of sa ves, had several doctors treat te —even head 't cut to the bene and scraped— nothing did any good. I was told te try Pe Aree UPRISING IN STATE SAN LUIS POTOS! Cedillo Brothers Marching On) Capital—Have Caused Trouble Often Before. Ey the Assoc'ated Press. MEXICO CITY, Oct. shed is feared in the State of Luis Potosi in view of an uprising by the Cedillo Brothers, who are said to be marching on the State capital to support Aurelio Manrimue for the Governorship George Prieto Laurens, pres.é of the Federal! Congress and head of the rival faction in the state, has telegraphed Secretary of War Ser- rano confirming news of the up- rising by the two men whose activ- 17.—Blool- ent Lities in past years have caused trou- ble for several governments. The brothers, according to Lau- rens’ Message. are deposing the mu- nicipal authorities of several nd are destroying telephone and telegraph lines as they march against San Lais Potosi. The Federal Government structed Gen. Luis Guliterrez, mander of the Federal forces. to interfere with the pacific of the Cedlilistas into sity. However, Prieto Laurens is said to be in readiness to oppose seizure uf the Government Palace by the broth- ers. 3 towns the ee ee ee STATE MUST TAKE HAI HAND IN DRY PROSECUTIONS, U. S. JUDGE SAYS Pennsylvania Sestee | Declares tli« Court Cannot Handle All of Cases Turned Over to Government. y th® Assoc'ated Press SCRANTON, Pa State officials a! statements that ‘ent the sale they eral and the Stat the case« Judge C€ prosecuted district. He the cases were aa’ MAN SHET TO DEATH WHEN IN TUSSEL WITH FATHER-IN-LAW “Wifé of Dead Man Quoted as Saying She Fired the Shot—Trouble Over Their child. the Assoc ated Press PITTSBURG, Pa.. Oct. 17. is Boyer, Trafford City, aul was shot to death in his home last night when tu father-in-law, ore he died as ' By of his Ref acini so ver were arrested The Boyers separated ago and vyesterdar. Bi have taken his se\ laughter ; wife's parents in Will kinsbu rg. 2 su- hurb. Salmon and Mrs. Boyer Trafford City » get the ¢) the poli and when oting oc a ARIZONA OFFICIAL ACCUSED Misappropriation of Fund« Charged To Former State Treasurer. Py the Associated Press. PHOENIX, Ariz.. F Johnson. a member of the Ari- zona corporation commission is un- cer $10,000 bond on eharges of mie- ppropriation of State funds odFinn term as State Treasurer in 1314 1918. mn one coynt Treasurer is’ charged with ently appropriating to his use $1532 in i314, and a second count alleges the same OPffense. The alleged mis- appropriation amount to $1800 > ot» , h iz OFF t oad - > rer > ‘e said Boyer the sho **o--r rae ~ + = = > > ‘urrec Oct. 17 — Dart id ar 3 aa ~ i | former ae * *»* «2-6 * State fraud »? a ? Wa 4 2iiGS a ee FIGHTING RATS, © FINDS $1100 Illinois Wemen bthebeens Can Con- taining Pleasant Surprise. When fighting damaging a corn crib near Goiden Eagle, h ity. DL. last week. Mrs Mary I # 4m Came across a tinec an. tight! she oOroke it open and fou: Linnaman has: any years and had ro nev Was rats wére idea —. a ~ * . : “rlé@¢G wee ._1e Dia: e allied in the raid. INQUIRY aad Special Term ef Court Called Fol- lowing Killing of Negro. By the Agsoctated Prees. RICHMOND. Va... Oct. 17 +) > ra kh "? rorty -—A spe- Cial term of Circuit Court has been | ordered tn King and Queen County for next Monday “to investigate the iynching last week of Horace Car- ter, a negro, [t was announced here today. been summoned to appear before the grand fury eee Loan Aa®octation Doubles Stock. Special to the Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON CITY. Oct. 17.—The "OWSLEY FOR ARMS REDUCTION OR REAL PREPAREDNESS Legion Commander Says Military Safety Can Only Be Assured In That Way. Ry the Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17.—Mil- lita ry safety to the United States can ;{ tation of armament _tioral San | A number of witnesses have. , hatred, niv be insured through a rea! limi- | or through the assembling of the most powerful fleet Of airplanes the world has ever nmin n. combined with adequate land and sea forces, Alvin Owsley. Na- commander of the American Legton, deciared in an address at @ benquet given by the Knights of umbus yesterday. ‘Men of American said. “know only too well war and its terrors mean. I want it known that the American Legion mphatically stands for limitation of armaments or ese preparedness to the extent that armed forces eclipse those o! he world.” “an Legion c marked time yesterday, whiie var ’ eommittees endeav: red to ms and corameé! eptabdie (o] a Legion. what *h+a ey - he nT 0 as Ng oe ~ + of ny wi ner will tion of t Ameri onvention — i j1¢ Ww OTA ~ - LGAaA- to S out resoiluti t.ons the : up was pre- sente: “di to Peansy! IN ‘ania and the \ac- Nider trophy cup to Georgia, in honor of the past commenders of the legion. Medals for 10° per cen rembership presented to ‘gia, Arizona, faho. Utah, Ar- kansas. Washington, South (groina New York. ‘an Legion delegates ‘Khe Paris. France. post announced that they would ask the convention fficially coun t “Propagan- olating France from the fan ; nations and depri rights under tne were (reo! 4 ana Ameri frot fern iis ing ea | of peace — ——— HOUSING TRUST HAD HEAVY LOAN * ON HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE (onunsel for iaeihtind to Make Claim for $17T.000 Insurance on Roar- ing River Hotel. ~ - . of Ransas Citr. © rea? Te Owe the laude e trustees, sald the ders had al SS i?" » & rece = ~s ~ Sie nF +h ee ; n Bul! ne Missourt. 2s KLAN SPEAKER LOSES CHURCH Minister at ree 1m. (Church Board. Ousted by 5 =. i - Fire which amit in = >ut a coffee roaster : 3 , i - +h 10\.@ . s 2 r 519 Sor early of of the ith Se ver street occupied by the Huthsing Cof -o. and damaged buildi:z shout $20 lf Treaster WwW + ,* - + or | «4 t= ~~ = “ws 3 wa ae\aa = «+ nr? 54 one of four ec. = = “ret. J ~~ | GO? Otficers of the com: nat sparks occas! the chaff and ~~ i = iS sp) we A DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR it's Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair faded hair lustrous almost night if rou'll get a bottle ef ‘“‘Wreth’s Sage and Sulphur Com pound’ at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe. improved by the ad- dition of other ingredients, are sold annualiy, says a well-known druggist here, because it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that mo one ean tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or beroming faded have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair ran- tshes ancl your locks become luxur- iantly dark and beautiful. This is the age of youth. unattractive folks wanted around, so get busy Tou ean beautifuliv Turn gra dark and Wreth's Bose and Sulphur rho | delighted bros ge Amt you'll be handsome COOLDGE NO HANDSHAKING IDEA na- | Grar-. aren ser Writes Commander of Masons to Thank Him for “Eneney Thoughtfulne Ess, BR the Aasocltated Press : scnal WASHINGTON, Wet. i: —SCo ish Pitre. Masons who refused to ; add to the burden of President Coolidge by qi biecting ng tuday ' »- ir te , eciation for thei . ? tTrTe@r © a r in. | \¢ i : DP thoughtfulness In a communication, _» H. Cowles, grand commmander wt . urisdiction the Iding its biennial him to a iong hand-shak- . te - received from the execu addreased to hern J of which is here ‘ me express | _ first of all. hrough you to the Supreme | of the Aft lent and Ac cepted ree am nmry which vou have ad whi reco a persona] meeting. It is an exampie of friendly thoeaaghtfulness. desire to spare the demands upon his however pleasant serve which country. an OWT ind shows a real , 4 + rn rt i resiaue@nt (nose enerTrey. f the more serious the good the less none the are not heir felici- necessary th entire con- alts and help il and the repre- nreme Coun ~ “itizens wh : yes ‘+ ‘ ae -« > SEVERAL HUNDRED SUBPENAED IN INDIANA KLAN SUIT - List of Witnesses in Injunction, Ac- tion Includes Secretary of State and State Treasurer. i e Associated Pre«g. aa NDIANAPOLIS, j ‘he South ma i resident as rn rh original s1 harges, ail Klan are engaged form a supergoyv iit, among eged the members of th: we « | : ‘ ~ — > nr - > - ai by the kian. HOLE IN WALL LEADS 10 DISCOVERY OF LIQUOR PLANT Iwo Stills. Steins e Whisky and Mash Found in Attic at 1919 South ae ¢ street. stilis and a “moonshine” w mash and sti in tRe attic Street yesterday wo of so- lled hiskyr and some ll accesso 1919 South Second wh police inves- tigated a hole cut in the wall lead- ing to that number from 1917 Second street. The residence was unoccupied at the time. The finding of the hole in the wall followed the arrest of a woman at Brod Tru¥ieau street when RADIO WEEK Missour1 Theater October 15 to 20 SPECIAL Exhibits and PROGRAM Watch the Post-Dispatch for Announcements r of en £1919 al way Judge Sater of Ohio relating to Camp et ow prompted you ? the wail. 2rd Ramos fell outside Lreaking a ieg. W him oWway File ~ = BAD ae | Dr. Edwards’ Olive ™ | at the Cause and There a guard saw him | ee ee ee ae ee | find quick relief thr hile prison officials searched for | Dr. Edwards’ OL substitute for ome the bowels and ee People afflicted i wards’ Olive Tablets. oI sugar-coated tablets ore bad breath by all who Dr. Edwards? Olive Tablets tly but firmly om the bowels stimulating ‘them to natural | clearing the blood and ing the entire system. which dangerous any of the bad after Tepe All the benefits of nasty, |griping catharties are derived the Dr. in oa Olive siltote ng patients bowel and liver complaint, attendant bad breath. ive TabDiets are vat pound mixed with . om by thefr olive coler. : ery night for a week note . ogy and 3c me BINGHAM, Utah, Oct. 17.—In full | view and almost within reach of the rescue party the mangled body of Dan Eden. 50 years old. of the Utah-Apex coal mine today was still in rock pile which crushed it yester- day afternoon and which at the time killed or entombed alive the | fire companions of the foreman. The rescue party. itself. hampered | foreman | ’ the grip of the huge by lack of room and by bad ground | had been forced to flee for safety | while minor cave-ins have their work of hours. Eden's body is wedged in such a manner that it is impossible to move it bringing the rescuers the tons of rocks which | reats upon the stones which holds the body fast. TO ATTEND U. S. ARMY SCHOOLS Py the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, > crct lvy.—More undone without | down upon the heads of | i ; ; ' than a score of army officers from Latin-Amertca are attending service schools of the United States Army or are on their way to’ join the classes. They come in response the ’ to an invitation extended generally! to Latin the War Department last rear. The majortty of these officers are -American Governments hy. ; from Cuba. The policy of inviting: Tt is se line of Goodyeet meee een ee Ope MOUNTAIN GROVE, Mo. —The autotmobile, good ros ‘the desire to back to | playground | ‘for & few weel year have meant much to Sou ern Missouri, Tourists have new life to the Ozarks, an ‘gwakened the inhabitants ‘possibilities | of their country. Land values jumped fron §75 an acre for veneee tra didly adapted to staple crops oats not so and hillsides are successfull) in the vall With 5600, 000| acres of timber land tn the Ozarks fruit cultivation, |and with 8 idle acres, that be ft profitable etultiva the ! Fruit Experiment Station, lo Mountain Grove under the d of |F. W. Faurot,| has a big | fore it fn finding out and ins rk farmers fruits ; apted to ithe | mr. and ties that will | prove mos fadtory. Established by, an act of ¢ erated. but it has only rece enough recognition from tl to enable it to jwe really « ice. The upbuilding about the time Paul Evans « _ @irector, before . Fabre ent director, took charge. realizing the need in the ©: a large number of varieties frvit. There are | here 550 vari of apple 40 of berries and 180 varieties of Experimenting goes on ti around. Grapes are the coming fru Ozarks, Faurot bom a T — eventually will rival th see of Krance. he 1 not be long! u a'ing over the splendid hi faged road#e of the Ozarks ° in place of _the dense timk new obscures the birffs, lar: ages of grapes. ere are no $000 acres under grape cul and 139.60” additional ac being 5 adapted to Wt coals endeavoring to wild grapes siuhe to irk che ae here with tame varteties to a prolific. hardy grape, ime" wld yield. , Faurot also be trying to pies to prpduce a wariety production and lusciousness Jonathan yet with the keep! fies and hardl of the B and other | varieties. tien ~ hae ech placed 8 while $3,000,000 wilt ehildren {n a Catholic hi boarders and then [In th

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- ; > * * al . - om ~ o-oo - 2 aan eee eae ee - 7— epee we — —, , a Eee P Pi BR ates mm rr rnp beers CMe ee ~ = * ae Se Apply house- | me W. 7 > nee te cxci ee eeine aaa ee — — - — —— o | aie ' oe? - - j ” 7 " fy ‘, ’ ae «iil Sails aed ae ee eR i ae er bat: Mer 28 ST. LOUIS | \ “ ee gate | 20 __rosT-DISPATCH. @5- DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR STORE? If so , : | eat : ‘HELI a Ate BOYS | CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS HELP WTD.—m Sa ACR come A tine Soni narrate he «5 ett tom » Say SO in a want ad and he 80. “Bel : OCT ea | | t | 3 tn thea hs. and specialty can: | CANVASSERS—And solicitore—Mr. | Miller JOB ISCELLANEOUS ) ™ aon ater: ene Mite. ote 1213 Te | a the man to see. if you are looking for colin. Presa, 3408 Frat nion shop. Lin- | | tt] HELP —— GIRLS MISCEL LtANEOUS (¢3) Lovie. ‘an Miller, 36 proposition , in St. = $403 Franklin. i Se ||| NURSE-—Colored: experienced; —- s Van 4 Olive te {ok , otmcpersdih nomena ~ HEA ® men on gr Co. will place 3; 8 cR3) ‘HELP WT }} Call Webster 1079. (c4) WITH A , Mfore men r sales force; experience | 9 re ITORS—Fi : D.—WOMEN, GIRLS |) NURSEGIRI-—White: experienced: refer- ay a. | AB, esas to learn; | wa os Studio, 509 N. Frond | APPRENTICE GIRL—For @ k act | ence. (5620 Waterman, 24 floor west. il Burner. Tho | . enty. a week. See Dr. Someta ss | | SOLICTTORS—Sell_houschola ood, Apo! ivi % pile learning. $866 Delmar Cabany | | The Post-Dispatch H ERA See demonstration. . aaa } to 9 a Kolker Bros., 4067 $ (e7@) patch reservcs orb Se right | OF okes and mayer . : ar ‘p. m., 305 2 Rialto Theater _ Bids. _reouired 67 St. Louls. Reference. HOOKKERBE eq) Personal and tel g to reject any query. a work. Gchieicher Pa Ro a a ington BL v . fee ag Sree cee! S | SOLIORS Toph cee eamaaes | petoe EN, Peni _—eeel | SOP al and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be ||| Cheuteau ay per Box Co. Tet | Sold _come, S00 Mas Gaim, oo fee | carer me BA e a zine : 4 ' Ito Theater tit | SOLICITORS — de TO LEARN mente gen 2 JOHN J.—w | PERATOR—Firet class. on fine custom t temes, daily 8c, Sun. 2c. Display | cans. $1 eailon. 3548 . ———— = 12634 oS pS | tine oh A —Severai. to sell a novelty; . iN. Al } LY ELY & | Dempsey i illfam Harrison CALCULUS.—See “A Hit | pante; one who can make front pockets times, Ic; 7 times, daily 2c, Sun. bcs bo —— : s. NIGHT CLERK—Experienced: middie-e A mfhin «that wi! sell; good money| \WWAT,.KE > . y, Known as Jack nome G : ° stor of || np kets and seam up: must be Al. J. 30 times, daily 3c. Sun. be. aA San Saba; hard man. with reference. Garni Hotel, i. | for the right party: $10 cash security re- d cR I APER BOX ia AC. | Was born in Manassa, Co] y, reek Mathematics” by Sir Thomas ||| Progressive Katloring Co.. 807 | " Se; very wo 8 ‘bese = : i @ii-oven sirrersend_olive. a ced. Call 219 Franklin av.. from 2:30 TORY, 1212 SOD’ : - | 24, 1896. olo. Health, for the information, ||| N6tb st. Cell for Mr. Fisher. * fe) | BUSINESS CHANCUS | ¢ n Saee : ante a FE 7 Bm ____ iS) 212 UTH:8TH ST. _ .THANKS.—wWrite to the S$ ey tis ny es eared | IPE RS | BUSINESS CHANCE — Bakers, attention: | famous io aber Baw ratende Bell switchboard. Fio-, somethin ethat wil! io ell ao povelty: RUTTON (c4) of Stete, Jefferson Cit e ggg - R. B.—Addgyesses of barber col- }}| t~RATO | We will sell movable ovens, fnmennenves E Address Walters & Clark. 5 Lindell. (c) to the nape party: $e cash tens tee, | Waphinates WER S—Giris or womes. 616 | information concernin y. ;, o tor; leges and schools which will give }!: We need girls with at least one year ex- | tisfactory; terms to suit. Write for cata- | Pecans: San py Tex, NIGHT WA1CHMAN—35 to 40 years ola;| Q°ired fie’ Wrauee av trem 8208 \aRpprn bth floor. &) | ation in question. g the associ-| you the information you desire, can ||| Renence om Romer machines to learn to make | 993 8 elida hg a Oven Mfz. Co.. ; PIPE-——Secondnand iron. & a ed parr mak large manufacturing 7 Pp. m (B) | CARPET SEAMS 7 -ESSES . i H H.—Th be found in the telephone directury (caps: plece work basis, after learning. good | — ~ th st t. Louis, Mo. (c36> nized secondhand marhi : ~ ahaa’ sem: ns Caseite = man SOLICTTORS—Investigate our house-to-house Apply at \ we howe) of St ‘Saal S pe ometed population OLD SUBSCRIBER—Your pea _ 7) Seer oe oa by ambitious giris. pif AGENCY National Association of | ae os material. D. Wolff ga : s night: have side line pr 4 : y " wy s for “ -—- Rie ACS » obile owners; bi st Factory setoma heat ¥- ratver and renera = a p. Grete s OREEe SOEs: | Ploor. TRORLICHT a wre sd plead a tn this city the hs pag «e ey OP jy PA ag were a a contest Boss © | 4th floor, 321 N. 14th at. eid ee pew: no competition. Box £5 | ert RN TCKET To oe month to | vert Kerst _ y ie LU. §. . 4 ss ) merican aun pate (B) | ‘ ’ TO Los ~ ty fe. Fay Prone wenn - t position t toright man; | o>ticians. nereeg, seen jewelers and | Focust t 12 .ER, oy ear Peace Award, 342 Madison avenue, 1 OPERATORS WILL invest $1000 with services. “Wink mB ae TYE a oor at 6° Tox caualifications. axe ote. ———— 6AREFAI a th. (c4) ii dent of a +7, ! i f - if re. _no agents. Box E-2, Post-Dispa , 5 ea NING SLL * FOREMAN—For “mill —z | the most perfect Soins Gaadak eaalaares | ii ELIZABETH. — Following 1 Seiad te he ecomee a | STENOGRAPHER—AbI (c4) | LAUNDRY Wed —Located St. Louls piel Used one seasce. iarge St. re lumber: yard; not look | territory and credit for ail rhe rs. | Experienced » ':, poultry lice dest ag is &' af gyi n. At present, a) d cR—-Able to write shorthand outright ated St. Louis; buy | BEDS—Of ail kinds; Rmaber! yard: not | King | Hor appointment phone J. fe +g Pp eed only, for our’! s¢ sublimed sulp Murs 20 pounds gros hike would be to the St. Louis ||| pay. ny 7-248. Post + ged work; good| plant: ah FRgapciee FE as ny #380. and Smith-Davis, twins initiative: replies confidentis |. quette Hotel. q Ww L : lof fuller’ elght pounds vying Field, at Bridgeton. Or, li' L s cleo patlseanaalllebee $ aire oe sg le Bo ee gy Sag ‘Main Floor Baleony, Bemy Bey - Or boxes. Sprinkle ebott|end Failing Springs (Iil.) a Creek-||| Pem-tuaetghe eae | {0 or 12 rooma. Call Lindell $i grant. BEDROOM 1 roe S11 EE 6 good pay. Anply 2 to ; - 3, the nes ng Springs (Ill.) are also:: 7 ) ? a OLISHER — AND COLORER | 7 to 8 Pp. m,. room 106. 4955 Delmar. Ful | FAMOU S.BARR CO. } t for use. within hiking distance. emis “"pusiness: fine future: replies contid nial: | | ipwaar: ive sasceaneaean T333 for] ve Deas ee ON , Minas ic77) | a ai ~ /, mew concern: at een ae a, ae ; oie | ’ , = | » a : ate salary t B 2 ket IE Ge Padi | breton nee: | —I| LEGAL INFORMATION || eiez"Bostiiseaten 7 PT fc —————') | PEnalttrees, ‘set completer xperienced: prefer crew . igs | ST—To do card writi _— set. overstuff . ING ROOM; MUST ool [fore ates dy Seat ieee “neat: Thoroughly Exper’d | (By a Member-of the St. Louis Bar Association.) || | Wood machine: one with caalbecde: paune | | BUSINESS FOR SALE | mar bl, ed bed-davem BE THOR-' ‘e™ Ox STUDIO. Houston, Tex. MOTHER—Perso , . i : _experiente preferred. Box T-350. P.-D.(cod) ACCESSORY AND TIR | BEDROOM es OUGHL | SALESMEN 3 | vorced in S ns who were di-,; CURIOUS |) TYPIST . o) |" cash: ( STORE—Cheap for SET—Dining Y FAMILIAR WwW - Poe ie Sales Manager, Olive ed in St. Louis, may legally re- can be) PIST—A_ young ledy. about 18 or 20 | must sell. 4407 St. Louts. (3)| nation Quick Mea} fa Bt Street Terrace Realty Co.. 1608 Boa’: | | marry in Tilinots, with! ; taken back by the furniture come} years of age, for work in downt BAKERY—II! Maen ™ bed complete: aan GOLD SOLUTIONS: THIS IS Al men's Bank Bide a {eB after the divorce. na year; pany if the agreed amounts are not |! eed prefer one with a k in downtown of- | rifice for $°600 hen me sale: sac | ald av f PERM | SALESMAN—In_athietical | wo : paid. However, if the company ac- | and; salary $60 per month. Box E-197.| fSr7i; established many a eeeres BEDROOM SUITE —Iwa ANENT POSI ION J i siore: one ac- i RRIED READER.—T cept om || Post-Dispatch. ' te i years: best central vory AND. quainted with co!lege trade preferred. Box | riage describ ntyne he mar- -pts a smaller payment instead, ||| [pa rritory: Perkenbosch oven: fine shop | mattress. set complete, A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR. Er eee nT >) the Riverced ed is legal, cithough then {it cannot take the furniture | UPSTAIRS MAID—Only experienced. — mackinety living rooms: cheap lease. Guth, |, S¢t. overstuffed bed-da RIGHT SALESMEN—To sell to homes ere h | Apply Supt.’ S office, || bad never aba eene ll gy gay that she| back. a! a ee ee -| ee | eer: ad MAN; ST TE AGE, | _per ane: ne, houss-toeme, work ; $40-$60 | 4 waektail canes married before. J. M. W.—If a person .nakes a! watThnan a : - =| FINE Loc TON. FOR SALE. BEDROOM SUITE—Almost ry "PHONE ‘NUMBER AND SAL. |*28tES fore ai Poteet S'Xth Toor, MTeRAS’Orsinnriy the congicion | ili MHISN Iaarhwat ap"oy"a'Gugt | NGautaee SO TOTO TSS | pot SAMEGE Courter smahog ny, handaome nue | » . rounds for; © iy. can make another will, |, WAI’ cE NESS INVEST} i - 9 ARY EXPECTED. BOX J-209.| a +H to produce sales. Downs Auto SCRUGGS Bd Eo ahaa that ihe wife a some other party, oS ae i! behets - ae ae wang, | oS Office, 3630 fs get BoB ate age beh 4 pea ’ : = : vy anothe y, 1 sw POST-DISPATCH. | SALESMEN—With ability. sellin {4 at the time of the m er man/ time. an executor or trustee at any | WAITRESS—Good pay; r ant ; 66); Deautiful Curniture, cheap; = ( c3 ) | men the finest. edickest a Dlg ME J VANDE YOO T Cc. §.—Th a marriage. tae and a doing so, he will make | N. Broadway pay; ready tu work. 1303 ; Bt re man retiring from business | 5127 Caban - — | prod ar R R | . S—The red tail ligh e old will of n ff =~ Es — like to se! E—Wo : . 9422 Olive. | uct _ made. Mr. Boyd. 809 N. Grand. (5) | ah | red and white parking 1b get i es Y seth — |. WAITRESS—Superior Restaurant =oan | lass aaeth and granite we: stock | BOOKCAS ‘——Wonderful new for less than Ing and Cleaning C (c$) | 105) | I! T. — You can sue Sn, , | ply sixth flo ae oe “om y Y AND DAIRY BRANCH ,_ Keiner’ ° beter, £8 enicaues—win cae ig mu avons | COMPTOMETER OPERATOR || sutsercatTas te'rerul? Vin 28T2] needy. feet:peadiere icemar cuts || rey atin toot remnsramt, Wie, Boer, | gopeing, oe, benno Sil gear sound: | CHINWARE Sp eo Pera, Wowsee can make read es; St. uis and outlying t : iy result of his fail. | eddler’s license cost- | | WOMAN—1} Post-Di : i 4 ag ond, wpe has some Knowledge at S20 per day. Call 123 Armed st. 36 kg meagg ar yn thy oe 2 yee i] gee ~ “ro se wiring — | ne $5 po aa months, for aun eek | cashier; Middle need) wa aan | spetcr. ats 3803 De Tonty, 34 pr rd City; owner, second floor. ‘c) m., for particulars. (el) | ’ st ap v 4 rt 23-2 >. m.. room 168-4935 Delmar. |COOK—White; experienced: good _ sites star gag elt against your| in addition, the cost of which would | ante a S46; quick mate on fixtures: “daily receipts COMBINATION RANG s 0 . > ; andlord. owever, If v t} ’ cost of which would | | WOMAN—Whi f sale wanted: Jease Meramec. Wash sorter. ‘ . ic) reterences required. 16 Lenox pl. _ (c80) : - ’ ou link! depend on y i. te. or general housework, ST. LOUIS EXC -— + —_—_— -——— . 2310 “Wash. SALESMAN — Investigator. and crew men, COOK—Experlenced; for restaurant; from i pag = oe, nt might consult | your ano danuies na tee Thdeeee | si08 Von rae work: good wages. | 708-708 V! aig el COMBINATION RANG (c3) | tic y and country work, new propos! | 6:30 to 2:30. 911 N. Taylor. ‘tH of th & him all the facts! Collector's office in > License | — — >, (C)| GROCER : & Beach; ny enamel ; n with company 69 years in business. | _- ______}}| of the case, as described. es room 102 City ||| WOMAN—white. to dqjeooking and general Y AND MEAT MARKET—6760 | —*t 820. 2 Delmar manj experienced; | Apply Lesiie Judge Co., 704 Pontiac Bldg. COOK—White; experienced. Forest 620. || a tL eS: eee ee, a ee —_Haston.—Call_et_once. mars COMBINATION RAN pol (e3) : - (cS) | || + ~ .| ster. Forest 6925. (e768) | GROCERY sSTORE— ; sewing machine, library King’s hignway ed SALESMEN—Severa! wide-awake, armnbitious vn” Cdeeggimmamees 17 Southmoor. Catagy 11 H MEDICAL QL ESTION S. | ee take charge of sewing machine truck as pert. 4305 Magtitt. take light | _senford_ré. (e3) young men for fall campaign, seiling ul- | COOK—White. | i i ealth and sanitation questions of ae hag ansas City; willing to demon- GROCERY—Meat, vegetables: COMBINATION RAN Bea] brick a Ami — rect to weer: will sive tnteasize traiuing: 4038 Lindell. n sma!) family; no washing | sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of rll eos chalet ee ae |} right oa ee PAL. eS re of Bm ee very low price. 4017 W Fievie. ene et... °. ng’s highway. | *Avply @19 Centurv Bide -|GOOK—White girl for cooki d ral » ill not be giren. |\i w : s ! 103) | 7 (c83) | “housework: al ng and genera! || Mrs. R. R.—If your financial con- MR , * || | WOMEN—For fine hand-smocking on GROCERY—East St. Louis, no c ; Wilt experienced only SALESMAN-—Neat appearing, aggressive. | P yee = eth 4031" Lindell. 8th — hates f dition will not allow your paying] that e ~ yt ——We do not thing» R. " and children’s garments: done at | competition; good reason for B. - ~.4 Pale Oe ae ._Box T-29, Post-Dispatch. (c)| oinitt 23 years old. experienced selling spe- Forest 7932W. fora | |i for medical attention, we think youl West End Pet day nursery in the | pel me gg at SI and good pay for win, 789 Arcade Bidg. St. Louis. ° (c4) | DAVE pau Cane DP: 07 N. 25th. oe) | @ ye; bi x oastbil ora aT 30 | ~ To — ||| would be accepted at the Washing-! nurseries a , city. These day ||| of work along. Apply 4th floo “ walk GROCERY—And meat market: o 138 Good. Anniv 3347 Market at y ye 4 > poss ties for live wires. mAh CUTTER _| ton University clinic, as a patient. need is pare located “ey the ||| Jefferson and Locust. , heer Bide | 5 iatuces and some atock: biicee pete H Say “men Bayaré. : c53x) , ‘ ' r — - 0 -_ g Anda pelea 317 Loughborough | SALESMEN—Several experienced a vi Experienced in \ eee ladies’ hats; good | oan ag» ae eager oy with | ty: congested districts. oe one phi = ome gttice work and assiet rte 1280 ; buy for $3000 if sold tote. new neds: samplew: ce men, 1906 lLiere-. salesmen: must hay low ages; steak’ , ii) wh. , Cc ainty, to say as been established i t st | : sae fe4) | GROC ware c)| Levy Bros., 315 8. = : ic8) | Hn ea real pom 1M ee ey dg ZIEGLER SANUF. F353 Washington. anit! pel a ~ aplt AY pi qeadition ——— mas heen s0 ices bef = j| | TOUNG. LADY—18 years or over, to wrap | from St. sGend: ee ee DINING ROOM urnace work ; * | erritory outhern lilinois. Mar ; . S25 Was SS {i ae . nis a pe- r ve no knowled parce ost packages, ! | trucks, t : , reasonable. Apply a a Dockery, end ooo Co. 2215 Pine. ay nets at DRESS OPERA TORS — Experienced day- |} a gent Bear Some people, but we information on day gp RR aay on || Apply 315 Washington. ads t70%6 54.89 mete’) | about eS — —_ mentale: DINING —— (c3) SAL ESMEN—To sell Ford : 61 Pm. pay erber-( shausky. ! i oa 0 serious consequences e obtained by ling Main 5520 cheap rent; wonderful opportunity for some- walnut finish, | ane that’ has ae aunuaenet Bide Fora Beaier) mort ber wel DRE SSMAKER— Wun be first-class; no cut- | i — hod ganged ory taniaae et ee ne ot ws ~ ae: )- ! | CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS | ng ‘at igvotce “hor 15a, PLD (R3) ie RO a i, n Am ané inciosurcs: m on ; ve ablf to met sales on his ting or fitting. Apply 4971 Easton av. } ose supervision such } | pts WS Nal 5: davenette, ft first-class an. noe oppor || own initiative: state age. experience, refrr- 6 ' iat MISS N.—Y places operate. —WONMEN City Limite car. z J-230. ence and salary expected: m i Tm. Sea 3) ou are evidently in e [} ' 7 “teal | fer. Rox T-38) pected: must furnish own | Sp = DERS—And fe ean ieee } ee of help, and you should nor agg eng S.—It !s not uncommon } | LADIES—For child welfare work: also mar. COMPLETE LAUNDRY | aie et OOM TRIMMER | SALESMEN—Men tli” Midiahn tiiaiee om _ger’s Laundry, 2310 Washington. ____ic}) !, eet Hn: 5 0 gg ny enge If you eg Pll ye: philis without | oninoter tain ag yew P= money. 615 | a! Cate. yee" good and profitable eee Sean "Bros. Sis : — aterna! or INISH tear ~ coats: e - . n 0o Vv w n , - Pm -* ry] ners retirt : ‘ : , Apply at once. echt. Bros j social acquaintance, to gel) Ford cara and | #08 ay B co ie si eady iy work. Rox = consulting the ’ Pavehiatr egy Neat this true in women, partes arly 1s | : id well established and nn locate equipped, t i S h el ted- — NOT ty work > ; —_ c or ; pi Age . , r . - i ‘av. ‘ ; Three. every = | with . ge "amthorignd. pakke reel mogey ie pre a og yg wre } clinic at Grand and Caroline he | anor 2 or prnetioally sO. aap Dae | Rae, (cB) | terms if desired. Box P-145, Post- Dispaten’ will MP eat for at ee ues Broadway. ir) | Auto Co. 2341 8. Jefferson © | Sint_— For cenerel ho | Seott an uclid. y so ely to be overlooked | a—leal a = | Sei? te or wenera] housework: 4 in wr in the e jh | SALESWOMEN WANT | MILLINERY ws +) |SALESMEN—Three young men . ther | __ 4643 Pershing. 76) IMA NUT—Th ion male. This applies, of ||| ED qui cnr aka? — Gann: jaké ‘ ' i. ER—Fire clase. a "| "to house work. straight salary and house | GiRL- a ccck and uasiet with ae ue be ten - peoene 2° a birth | cot ursé, to acquired syphilis, not to 8A LESGIRLS—Experienced. Apply at 423 sha My ee one &-font wall case, new: * cost : °., 1000 NN. King's high. | mission; must be neat appearing and witi- | 4132 Flora. Grand 1378J. (cS) Registrar of the atetriat tay ty Tage ns syphilis, which may exist | N. 7th st., Federal Bakery Co. ing table oa bene _- ae: @ ne dress-| suite. 125: weed : 38 counter: | exp. lence. pO agen we involved, = ~— alary and Ne ie Paris Cloak Manchester er leaving city. 7016| __Ferest Park. , FURNITUR “* ' , un- é — . Iiel Mar- GIRL—- we ~~ . person who is sic rule suppurate. 3 an ranklin. DiraTalt? FURN RE—2- it; ; wtd.--— nda Ww ert. g510 Ws ington. t{c3) a ae St. Louis, Monday ‘o Saturday (e@) | oiia Baum ot Toles Tt neoqeewerx. | any cause should consult mgt hm Ae to 14 days followin int SALESLADIES AND SE MONS ROR or > RAN Ts wean: Al _neighbor- TRNITURE : Small jota. ‘Mtetir awd TT 1 neat, one ow "tor 3c ‘ane cro | SALESMEN— Sheffield, Miverware Co re GIRL—Young for bakery: must assist wi th | | ee mtas al the b to Pat’ & clinic. Seeeuinne’ bole aueass lésion: | } a towne in. Missourt: a for coun- | 4021 W. ar eee down: leaving town. | FURNITUR rooms. pres RE id Any ameunt; ust be ex enced. s K 4 claity or advertising men to help-+__ housework R35 Cass av. e3). e hospital you men-/| skin, u pear upon the | salary and eéx- | ROOMIN ; Franklin, 24 floor’ west . dressers. | rul Mutts. ‘unird floor, >. ibtimas. reage’| distribute million-dollar silverware for ad- GIRIL—E tion treats all diseases, c sually of a meastes like ch oS Address Jas. Freeman. sales| ING HOUSE—41xx_Weshington: i1 ; = i otal artigos emenm fetal weecke or a GIRL—Exp: oman German. for a btal , cures are acter, although th e char. ||| manager. r. 5OR4 Minerva. |__rooms: first-class. Rox E-226. Pos FURNITURE—-Of 4 rooms. . FURNITE et cetean ale: retail merchants on. pre- | _ housework. 10 N. King’s high |. obtained where possible. You} } g @y may be pimple/|§4 3 (e@) | 7G HOUSE. 226. Post-D. (4) ery. - RNITURE 4-4—An Re o- heve tAX— and ref old pty — | oar wilh neal a ea a a GIRLS—To address circulars. “oo fe | | oar Ninth and L ro Sag oe tthe cane Gelineeine ee aatabee new | agg yy tay La. Hed to our | Rae 8 Lath et . 9-room; cash or terms. | FURNITURE—Call — email lots, rime. jele . erences. 1109 _m. _H._H. Morris. Hotel Statler “aa, | Bros., Inc.. 1209 Washing'on. 6th floor. | ocust, abdout tne! stitutional ° 1e con- || anteed salary and commission; ar- | ROOMIN Kensington. gerd | Ath 43. BAuiLtow Ae ‘. SALESMEN W b seven GIRLS—Ov er 2} years. to clerk {n cream-! |, schooling of your boy. throat. fever pte ig ee AR, sore | mot necessary, ut must "be amnenbionalee | ntshea: a Sra bp gas ot. FURNITURE—Three . 1d ph. Wid Ane smart ATTER AKER—Bodi . ree voung men who h _| ery: chance for advancement. Wiscons! bk | wang ood references, some |“! —-- _¢r.can_rent fia Co. ais Market st. ne Pattern! para work and o have a record for! Creamery. 6th and - n | country territory stil! oi as : 0 [sth “sho ary cable of seguming | crmumarz. On _and_Lucne- 0 | HELP_WTD.—WOMIN. GIRLS HELP WTD—WoOmE Saltiae Co 192 Sacos Slag. “AMEN ARRT | NFat furniture: $250,826. monthiy. 509 “\prass. bed. dresser ety by aye as © are tho -- rs: experience t C e . , - f - 2 . : ee > ’ ° é X ne, familiar om onto, qperetions of | NA, TY PEWRITER Tis toy 8s | Forest 2590. 4937" Forest Port | GIRLS. for light factory work; | *°° SEKEEPER—Unincumberat GIRLS /SALESW OMAN -Capsble, wems ‘store: C3 ROOMING HOUSE Misour penis war floes tee a in have experience: good wa . steady posi- come: $300 4 ag furniture; good in TT es ee $. Write to Box 185, Post-Dispatch. |W Rn | eens Coretta. cater end Laden \Apply MISSOURI CAN CO., _ ba SEKEEPER—Middie-aged wo Ee Be HF yg to Vernon. own, balance monthiy. 5061 FUR 7 . experience. qualifications. k ’ e want three more live wires to foln our! - th Vandeventer and Laclede. ppiy Vv CO 41) p_ house 4560A McMilila — to chester » 3 ray ' JRLS—Tw en =n Stee r. |ROOMING HOUSE- , REDUCTIO t and rate of pay. Thie ls ee wre of 65. making from $60 to $150 | GIRLS—Two. to assist with housework: $4 HOU SEKEEPER— us —{c5) (e 3) [—Steam heat, gas, elec- only those im : Brane White. fo tric heat ; BE sietitent opportunity tor the stant moan |& Trovorition, to ceecarivee and denarimens | Market 8S lene Mihi 4 anch st. (03) | family. ater 7p. me call Celta 1607 | pcorapEe Seon erase te | vars’ renasndtie, BSA N, etrinn th | NEW AND SEIS . _organized company. ew, well- : ds progressive business concerns tn a | GIRL—O wlan | (e3) » R STORE. 6th and Washington. (c4) ‘ROOMING—aAnd boardi | (cd) orceful manner need apply: we eiv x ; ~— Or woman for general houlfe work IR Hor SEKEEPER— “ : ] a ng house; 15 rooms; EXCHANGE po ee Sraryeg-onerntfon and the ngcngeary min: | ter taowe) See OOS TO os an dDeNe: middle-aged. Gara! Hace” Jorfer SALESLADIES 5 leaalllii emerson ~ £ chy FOR tr and furnace; own room, | Cial'y men preferred: ati a, a . = f+ ~ live .0i, Jeffer-| ver 20 years of a f 5 : ; drawh: . GIRLS—Over 16 . Jeha 5 e. for candy and bakery |ROOMING HOUSE Speci A = et Sewate farnily: ex-'ranged. See MR. KNOPKE Sr a | .Wacee. Holils vears of age. to learn: ood No experience necessary: pay while learn-| HOUSEWOMAN—Colored, aettled. department. HERS CANDY Co., 706 Wasnt | elegantly fwd agg og _. apartraent: Meni. ranges, fall heaters wary Apply Mr. vce lll ge _menee- | wick Motel, between 3:30 and 5:30 p>. m (c3) | - 1817 Clark ab ing: can make $15 to $18 week. Apply 200 Cabany “hy, 6” piace; good cleaner arr ington. ; (c4) new; plenty linens. gtearn a $18: Ee een fed hs ay ee | ree ., Dew Tes ee +) echo! araduat ; > 2 RINE + perienced: small family ter pabameement Bee e155. Good | . Ss AL ESM EN W ANTED. San2 Connecticut. amen wy ‘ia4. (280) Ww est. k > i _ 4G) | BaP Mh pagent hag Sereise of Chicago ©! RL s- Under 16. "me “re ads — —-- aE ¢) 7 Hotel ‘Statl er c4) | YOUNG 2 ’ % creui coilec ‘ wo yee 4 ¢ *? ) * — . 712 sb "13 COLORED ¢ GIRLS rc saateer Drue Co. eo. in ® drug store. and deors,; usiners men "hone Mr. H. Rad Ma’ tn. — ee ed) ‘yanrz way and F late age, “experience and selary ee ted. for eppointment, Hotel . Raiwes Mets ePanidinebee! white cook and housemaid: | I IGHT F * meter | LADY Young: itn | siedirassn toe ; Freakite, | Soh anceinent obs. Gay only yy oe reference Forest 1469 4 AC TORY W ORK | RO? Wise age essary). veleteedion an y ex- | We have openings | Gas Wo = ee - 2 ae es en ) st) a — — * "mn never i al) No experience nec ue - 4 Ae. ictoria |} ida. requ red. oe utck's 8s M N—1i17-18 vears of age to w k =e “aa 5 , ar rd 16 . aa ck ae an : mon cd «> © essa! y: can make good ' I ADTIES condition : $25. 3317 et s ~~ vOAUNG ~ n rR pre ald to work in ae Apply 200 8__Commerc ‘fal eo; 4 —Married. for short houra 1 or 3 FOR S LE— mide eM eck and fill oriers. Apply Wate, YOUNG MEN SALESMEN | 'r1 Co."S00"Nirrontway, otjficor. ied) "good mmnlcurist, Arcade Dida must be | {Fetal store.” Hoy! eee ad rez in various depart- ALE—WTD]| GAS RANGE—Oulck Meal’ A ——Experienced jn . battery ser You want.to make money”? GIRi-—For general Sacuonenets ts oes = S —— urist. Arcade Bidg. (cd) _Rreadway Ss . Raric 606 N. eb washstand. pictures. gelapences teauived ROY vary. itere’s your chanée in the specialty with two children: no evs Aner ansiet HAND SEWERS—Expertenced sewing hook LADIES—Weuld you like aa.” fe) ments f or women —« i cleaner. eic.: no dea : ; ie) | field if you are about 25. neat. tn ment, 4465 Forest Park bil., 2d ante and eyes on dresses; steady work. nooks to 5. without a boars a ee from 10 wh h Solid agat ' mang © Ps m._} 3 MAN— en ne 00 no further Come > oe Appliv Great Eastern ct , , . s - S—Anniv 2751 & ” line. OUnisa, : MBX—20 25. to «reve! Twit h ~ Monday or Tuesday 200 Dolph ('o., 801 Franklin av ah at aint 7 mol St Row bite. for@ = LAUNDRY HEI. ASS 3751 8 Jefferson. co) mercanti 1 li ce times, daily 8c. Bum i | HEATER aa an good apeertnnity ealar on’ Bidg.. 625 Locust. (o4) (Gi a ~—fX pertenced in cooking a and _ is “abanv 1693M. 1°74 ow toed housework. ' Suite Femi'y Tau ae ts rirle Hollis F 1 e ines. ; gs times. le: 7? times, wn. fc. Diepleyv. Sinn 51 Shenandoah: thon: apoiy n to 1 a. mm 114 jovBeword Da apartment. rand general HOU SEGIRI 8 a iow. ic 5) L AUNDRESS®—Piiies ee Clark. fr)! ' se times daily gary BS. _ bee ' ao nag STOV Et—Ra Pt : I we." “Utree] 2 " “wages. M S ncer “a - ~ at or cookin “.%en sai Ms . aturd ; : a siiehtiy uned: G@ MEN—Aright amibitious. for of —om |} Det. Forest S193. __ waa ae ou = argevent =~ = ar 2 AS ce an _auick: ” isbaneun: Als | MISCELLANEOU _1437 Franklin. ‘ tn aon wetting icine ade, sas SALESMEN | GIRLS—Exverienced on power sewing ma- work ‘one tate sor, kendra Lhouse- | LAT “NDRY WOMAN a (e) o inexperienced women who | CaANNow stor Soon wt hag i ree tw ¢f4- ines an.’ abla tin . ~~. a _. L i ° = o —- - aE Oe my 4 y! ; “Shox TRON Post Ty previscaly em. | yal Mae gp wd ear > Pot ‘Sh ee expe-'- HoOlUSHGIRL—White, for gen mertgan ok T™| SET, . - om iate orca She oO. w2tods work: 6-room aparument- rnera ou se- ” ehwav and Weet Pine aie ‘enga ] d eavy: at unusually ] extra | _Franklin : ¥ — ; ones ‘ anv 67113 at; no laundry. Cab-| LINEN ROOM WoO ee gaged and sent to our Educa-! ,&**_Furn. c wt es Bensin- | sin Vi GIRL--White for geners! housework: cour —— 76) wh lers? VOMAN—Experiencea a-| urn. Co., 1007 Market. _fe4) | HOUSEHOLD G66 ; be YOUNG MEN — BUNGALO VV S Ay preferred; good wages; pero ote 2 HOUSEG IRI —For general housewo:k: rf . Gatenworth Hotel Sewing. See housekeeper, tional Department where, after . ef REOISTERE—Oversrackes with new | consisting of “cabinet, 3 : . @ ere about to Inwnch a ig holiday TM ASD eS ae ee er an ee Ce ee : ) ‘dent’ s office, en om SADR OR eee good con = 2. a = a 54 hy - ateraity have bess | an will help) S—Come ready for work. —ashington. %@ floor w wo children 6660 LISTERS ANT’ CHECKERS dona uae main floor balcony. |. sfase “pazmable. Stanéerd Lines ae’ “ Ps positions and ; close deals. G d ; R-, HOLSRGIRG Boos eat .-Lebany OSs Ww. derson Family apes ‘ 5 Cond Day. An. | _4509W Easton 0 Rie ae ing Co. ro : (; of ammraigsion | Good pay and steady work. A.|‘"tmall tamiy: no" wastiog. “'Sea7 Tete eoary. 4098 McPherson. GOVERNMENT | a | SSO | dg. ‘ JOSEPH DARST REALTY Cc O. J. Ww ALTERS FACTORY. 94. no washing 3647 Fiore. Matp—¥ aa lnezperions ——- a | FURNACES 2862: Re bins 1 os oR a oP 5 sao a nate . . (ea) 916 WAINWRIGHT BLDG. land W | HOCSEGI iRL— Fe oaas | MATD— Youna. Jnezperionced. to assist with | am ee our et er, Pipelesa: fust 250 left. must close | Li w. ae | es ; (cS) (AN alnut. . a housework: must } ——————-— ns. fer 4 > Ag STERN, VING-ROOM &8t 4. : - : (e4) | . Singer ‘Drag Store. sRon | ge egy eae - wenera! rmeald: private Me | ita Sp MADE GIPTS= {chs " onaar no dealers. an a . (5) aces ean or more: referen } as la GIP See : a 7 N { Apply 5615 Waterman. Cabany 7470 (cd) SAW taken. Benton | { - : . ) “ 8. st. D. Wolff & os Ruger hae ih wf ‘ PRS 4 j - Kh OH, ee ite ae - I

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Co igo 18 |] e-ere) ' eI . ondn a. x lark, rde De te 5 in >a oades ra y wit. badeced™ ir reer ei —— “Esta a ey fee woe ater thana in on. = rs in > aa ve at lobe Ca , | Juniata | ain — LD. oma ‘aoucM CLE: a — tman. 406 aS; | (ge ME NE vaca $2 i ul TO nace, _ gome toessery wood rca | “housk ail app SC CLC : Grand -dr ; oan c . r eer. INE— st NG IN yn_ El 5; Maawes elm aun y ena n orn, don’ ING —-—| fliines ecome : ERS g . or trad (HI Co mo a= a bi rand WA lond verv t mi cle § Fon worn rit A rut 7. 3 aadhine. etd ong ete eric nd | REROPD' T Bey | EA ere'o fucceas At hea Se Bhep. J aro sone 7 Oo an; W mORE are ur 7 ST 5 ee ful oe p ho u ro he - E OM] . + tre a). | tee ST. ud t vio ’ . ,_DArEain - . 3888 Pp ” 3605 N. Pid wanhe _Onyestel re aioe EN N ia 7 . xe HW ° x gh rian. | ) musi OTR Sy Lye Box © Hinist : this | . und : ae tt e 2 at iin A’ “ “ Vv / _a) ec. 2 i men ones a. te 7 bare» —- H @, better at hr “i to orf material | Ss C Lo’ same "3106 “ue. ee =s He apd | == FUL 41 2g donate ‘3 renter NE —! olfax’ 3 i Maa Friday, '§ = = Bere THING eZ) | P ristense Gali or play (73) : Co tein of ape —. trength, . raat ‘tf to Eden: ae s0c1 _* t bargain pre style - {; ‘ £2 PIA ianos en, Sb cots | Foare } . vas ae Coupes F: E ve Bsa atic ie ASE hie ee c gee ae -IETY rd pre orn nd | NO— a 22 t gee ne-% 40 ne al D the ee IN . s lean en ' ry Ya ler eu of up nd svi E eet Jou or s MN a ee a ash rate: Bird 8 MACHINE Sidney L gute, We S35: Bee Se Bag RDR« nd Sarees | ir pinion — oe ane ‘ lle av. BS) | FOR e+. aiid ib: te 1922 Sale SS gag antes ei nao "ES + Wolken | om a lay, 9 a. + i” Lommer y slightly ° a Dee uTO 2 ap -—— --—- “te ty mil thers Thor, —F Victor th E a 2 PLAYE —_ = light th r ab! oven! O co 4.19 ELLEN Poe ease oe cm eu Sar « C sh nln en =" yg ANGE, ™ | Pi 5 il use? Bea et - rer enti lat eT 20, Ber eg mod- | FO ’ n t a LL§ ! co : A 20 io 4 wa in e!! s 19 und Iv _ oH NEO rles apart sens Elec erms etal al _ $5.5 c—O YE u. 3 BY ai inut ° For. Th lite: un 21: ys. 2 Seda PE ent. State S WA a) = oes hand ft furniture . 709 Le s | L— ro. For ae 2808 Ewe te AND ‘3) aaa ans c Oe ome note: 7th! fer. sipped = Cor wenin cheep: a - os ONDEL $200 or “RS Ber " NTs closet nd co iti be yatta — Lind 300d est 576 tom lata. Ww — | nve ith ase uaran c gf 4 “ upes, sg. Mor p: term é —" PR Rae ape: 8u Sale ‘e ile 1A ut ture. 31 ? b= ‘ e n as oo a“ ni a ra os ©) it or rma Cc | * gs - > ” pake = eff: - and - : ail y= e Tt ites ; (cl4) | ‘Oal 1} tise | lots, ae D our Locust samen a in nteed - t $800: | FORDE: iefling, yea. laie a Tis onid Bag ORD uoton’ tu . ic ze —— Gr Mag £ Drice. odd. on rieneton tat S11 8. 14th new , ‘ — 1190. For 2 57 75 | hcrwltesietdee rial used =: Wis Fo coo 88- (c53) IRDS—-2 = Fort eran, 15 i16 Olive. RD -4-doo co » Cash M —-Se Magazin £678) ve Ray {chan tab et ee hen | SA high-1 per -ton. oan ae plan BEY cond note: |_ur . me aan ee salers. 250 by FORE” ie ae » 8867 a, a condha .- som Tongy wae ound We @ ching of si 30 fumed fn AL—Rave tap elise" ee FR Eas en’? ER &'s Sil on roadstere cen, 03, ® r rmorthe ts | ZORD—oo Fil Or i. ourtn AT) ae v aa ungs nd ied a An iA C iif chin C4), amin n co is (cS) ar» ATO wat ne Fn | ae dull dices: Sar 3 Sund 5 dow aia-m 192° .; IT ‘;....illed Mendenhall. te term re e | Te arre 10008 BAR( prate &h & ante meen AL ner ot 4 load P. St : nee nt Mat a x— SLTAN "GO $12 ss ita | $295 8 af ERS A ear = . 7) | MIS 0 eff up i 130 ou ew: end = inds. het hea -- te suites. em of — on uy fro ic Sale c ton et ; c ton —. $7 53) tt a mon T VY P : 1904 sed, ae 2646 Sh SIDE evarantes extra SD MISBISRTE ED) RD § SEDA} erson halite ington . sae nal re 805 must nd pede. win to verside T077W. tche ct, ning new u lot I tne Hig we hil 23: Cal SO @00N ‘Se: , WUR nth right : Olly Panes Bing B eed, . sh atad I cond D = = : your barmeie sell: wi ree: bere walears ee .- ae a. py, ~ gen Denar mynd r_ be _catterville. § bere LIT Png Pj tive of.. | - eppceres 5 only ulp- Varro: AN ( old ' | PE et Po coher: immone have eis. R00 garnet: ‘Srslas depot | | oe Borat 8 — dio Coal C a 57 00: PR 4 rZER, 1066, ianos for i Al 199] aa oven AUTO cs $160 a, % “FORD 6 : sherms ef)) we uriame: car. ‘eee — ; 8 csat BE¥b0! eal fe * 2 res spri ea the ful! 0 rer ive ng- ce ; bi —-a sel - 40: n . } N ~——--- - 68 1. not co va) Ing Grand 3 tras ‘ r rac oe. La ’ RDS: ° 2 res: x: J 1ll-] of ne mples he fold tf Us you reo ’ in gEKes pec) M _ A lum 1K ae 00 tes ndit! R. - 76D t a: ly in SE Lecu mn ss... 5 $133 Ww ; 3 sus 3-15 + ae t A. LAN ine + me > tenet | imme t. 1 ial W t. Oo! weet t —— eB To b Olive S tion D 1. erms. will cell ally DA) st. ! vet 35 5. ash- ot ne eh nity TE- s ep ilt 599. Sans Bee ng ¢ anion | hope arge ed ive. t fre coal — - | Ser one STE St. Ww » & CO be! oes N (c?7 _interes sel! const rhb teat Ast tron. — Rom Perris con and | K er een nesdi $5.75. call > r cash, LI D EST ‘o 4 UP eo) N eta u )» | FOR! ton, nae smoot ive _— seer, alm th = eh ~ 0c —omont pray RN. € — KIND Ca ating f mir je sash. inte 4L, B se (cl4 eln imxXc EID own KE 29 ta used sed 80 ORD— 190 Nov. z» ; EI rw com’ ; BA felt. rOR 5m, 4 CO. le. qd LING rola g iu ~ "Thur or: | 2O? AO with reat ES : ) | mar 4: CHA iE BU 2», bal 10 OL. ar car; i — 192 ro adhe N = ay! ai- if. old; ond era th’ r en 5 a— »M ash ock cord on ANT AR ev on; n f t; | F rs rt good ngeton b s 8 Gd : eter , $18 nin et alien at oO en Pie _ 423 aA Gone aph:; | why Ray a) un 402 LE Se Oe] on. D—Rh. Cc a rom | FORI 64 sua ho ne; ref! : ooodietecinanl ee NGS S Rooms’ Cox e for $175 Me ew: NO SILVER si Pere Ti Seapets ee i piece wine teek en oe ee | See oe Eales tat mat eae oy =| ,. han t——A im a ee -room vin om z k D! s — eth. r y 7}. e ] wil tch fa) 5) | fe all ) ~ 12 enir Fam cer ght . L | J ring: re soun coay excel- ; 1% d nn is s 50 ite _ fox tin d XN pia 'p cab! —\ et ll eli es; gan) wn Pp ( 2 4 128. 1 e a - uri ou OH! d ig Bey is : 7 in som 1owt De room. C ea hen. or um. for re fille tinur HONG net: lete fh if on y sho ion asse U and as et els v4 toweir ng: st. (so? cond 19 vin ar T terms. ' ts ef . a ne . $195 ad om ch CA $ n: r old er 2m. NOGR t: b r or or ly 6 ck ths nge PE nd. d ne in - a. _{e3 Oo N iti = «ton eal ruocks 18 ar tab oom In} Ww; —__(ot fanges e) Ver dro plet week. SH rth Ss. A ‘ a ns 13° eP Olive the ed APH: ain: te} 5 ost | “@SY ext rbers ig. Lu . 93 — | 90 sereantin eS. dite ~eniy | RD— eve TO © start (eb? eel a | urn te. : piave le: ‘room t and aase lat bl: sy te and k $315 . | 98h si) ad ro t id, gliver, diamor ive. to se » BReBO S—Ra $45. lar A aa oO ter ras: - tb whe xe bh ra REO 108 “ stig od b ere oun y moun Touri nings st 13% 4 and 7? ke With Be on; or Se 3° unne ture, tees ake olen eee ves ! “ specks By itch pew . iver h diamo 4 108) | yy $300: ' hiede ark tives sete ma- | LIVE rs: ‘bumper. eu d dy e sO SI hestn ate. ie y 98 -- table rire and 67 Ot “3 FO w Sale : fs it D ns ‘fing: lw Tou 21. “perfect *ieB) } FORD—T oter indition. 3 aoe ; RD — i ats. i Rie - ‘By eee a ane a 3- ened a. oto ss. = na lonre ~ hagas Se A Wurlitz nd prea ee cou o Wp =a Seal trace. _ motors, , 7 sy o0d Pal Th vere aeetere “racer “enitlignberg-' rome “Tiefling’s, 234 cenit or to w ele ce b ing ri r So 50. — rtp mith ca U zer, ity owl ry s pes En ” our re 346) Oru 0 rubber 9: r len- w k, i ca pick alin ~ a livin gant ed roo roo! igs, f R of Oo} & sh (c?2 1 late ng ¢t Sept » 192 righ Be n ng a. po F tered 4s6r. at hat Dtepla eg F | bet ls anja a 's y att thes rou fe K—te ap 929. Cai de. nteed FORD " mt “ § deme . 18 tay te oh tru pate? vie ( 1- ; ou ‘Te. ali- enbles suit es $: 5 . lied ] Int fo F vampiee sein 13) good = (o@' ‘ ht ran thi . ar - de ti . 31 onty, 3a ch asso oter. Mtl a, Sees c yar Ht 95 mivre Ke rend w S11; se ry io io 8 “ge & Su 36 AB 5 WIL eos eae +1. one ail mo par oe | BUI a nderful 5-p terms cond | DRDS ee — $12) $335 P -—-« , g — ans: s. © ~~ us TE any ba ni | IN ai 1B) | Pall Rive ed e-- ~Roadst oad ust _s tc UIC wer as ‘oiaasean ans. all late. p- | Tr RNATIO Ford’ be . open ION Blu lowa 718 Lint NT—B nd F ait. wired ep Pe G— rin = Rive i—\ | ter a ste (cd) BUIC = in ourtin kK’ stat exc ie. 4. aa, a ev 34 trade + also x ood. th ‘@undes ¢ les bek «+. ~ 4 For hy- fo ily 4: _ 310 &; ix ferso Rief! m nf c8 a esr k: : sol cab trans- ‘nitu ully | 4 t AT mar ty —_— ery On ate _ ont Da! HT ran itd. 340 coos | 2 => the lat er *& mobile. _F orest Are the 300 890r a KD n. in any rom $/ ) : 5200 N. 3d st rip for a . hydran- value hey = we All Mor- > erms — 440 can i F Maw vers Sate «"¢ Te A it 1832 d, oe i Wa 3. st | q°-¥ re: 1 om °9 pec vile, | rest 626 er pri m t m Oliv ae. G—} Ope x ¥F extr $54 this. the ene: on same ace in on S. yaranteed: NITC . fieaee 3.9 hay we Piggy lon A ke *o.. 4” patring ro ry: OMe \Sid 00 1650 ( _te&) | 19% BL tee, Cae =} ial 6 G pin wag ~ iles: odel; — a 0 1 n 8 ord. deal ’ oN 3 ot T I down aA, a good ro Ts - wa De rt RE- indel te " oon . pe ik « ris A = 2 ~ ng , Ss ~ | ght. mes ire 21 ite —_=- Or: We Dod Rp to e ar bes “nea oe ount lv: ourin unda dea 0 A at. Fe . a A ae T mie ~~ j 62 ree 1 i. stre afte Mo lat vit? & . ; iar \r — »0U rn ar) MIs exe kK per iti 206 TY ort BR Co. e a t b riy ster ab) city se y and lers utomo pay pa t t you Sty 8. r nt; b on ten ou f) egut d bs s al wt el fire hi n rt 7 S a! —F ord 23404 Ol en SIS co “Sie 120. 1922: fe) ” lles “aru 1922 del Ford .__IG. 837 hee x oor ean bea 615 i r D its. pete posit dieb of e ns -Hal - 1 ca vole. urin and ©C ive. nort l | : | VAI n s rE oo ys. €: « nev vy Ht Rue c- | io On a é an $13° rs. ce) 1 lec5o 4 ‘ ok ] ‘ ivery oe oe & ~ pep | ete nh ITU east. ren utif ‘c4 | — , , 656. Ree nt e bo old afe’ } DI! cas) £: als Che hy } ( IK I, Er “wos UR »? - aB\ er d ie Kk. — (ec lid. FOR 27- og d sad 0. sis rt selec 923 hi or Sal ser?) 92 Sedan . Cash yard. cond ’ iture; RE Pho t ma ul 4- , etd h Cer us xperts Xes. man also | ra 3 LAC ” Ay gl vrelet c iT n Qo 6 ~ iond arga! TNT term river _{e53%! ps—2Z ~9 O! ans. 185: ors. ted | 3 ] B ane I Beda : ovérhe ~laete a Ke ition lat pi —} © ne L me. — a arie itra] befo w ante 414 4 ran Sidne oupD rolet ‘ 8) larke! sport , PQ) > OD pee 19” » VER 8: Oo SS ; moun id: ive w a oan ance UIC K ou 6.—» j yo na sa at at. Fores rent ano: oom inde! 4:3 4 _Se ath. 4 . st. P2003. b e es e wy OR sh for ee oe y 69° ant Oupes ash ns the RT Dos Pc 2 SAT. pen 58 wu tabl | Geen a em mil one s : : very uled sii we soe ae pala Saree “TSS regan oye ~~ ll ers SE; | ove. ts AEP arn | BUICK TOt 0 eh a riNP a i Fg | a 16 KSIX—E00 test four we M ae mo fu rifi or y? ca) ’ TL A &. Se ] im) 18 "wena nee efi. to =" Oo a aay wf) — pen » popul: it “( ‘ _ —s * ew eu } 4 vr star 64 tra r 4 ~ q ng fine SET h le ne ) ! rnit RE— ce f hou ew f = iZER— NT Mo ec whee Antiou ~ Je! 57-50 _ (e2) | | eve KU yn bal Sat ar Ci 5 WES’ one | exc OU et. (c7 r Mi in x wee (cB) 6 yr: # de. uara 1920 Pou ; all __ App oan aS. t low with ure Fo 7 ‘sino. ur- | Tre rs r l | ond K. ' . $2 4 var 45 HANG BUICK sotor J | 472 C tio Oo 10 u O Ton T very st 23 er c . - elim nt ' or a. | oad at TR €°% tab) es li s — 53 . arc , Ne $1 Ry TOoUU r 52 ANGE vIC nstr -»9 an 07 1 A nD: a ¢ K ye athe, | 033 . eh. fests RNISH — ™m mr Te Eel ybr Al . ion tan Cle q) ant nday LO +k K atic e RSS rel 4 t : Sen A r r fine - S Skl aee Serna. . TRNISHET r. $45. plete ractical i4) "ya SE 2 ot ainab EES TOMOB , & r at oe ——— leve- nteed paint an sti ‘hk RC ta 1 Olive | ADIL Open . pre CK AUT. on. at cov- | aoe a me. ‘ORD T mar. R CO. aan Coupes: even Dy » Bonet experience ear 4 M SET ote ae ; = — carey not vat acrifice ee! ae | VING WIN NMC le; cou [LES Kuso nverting f 1 & R 4 WE rub AT ; thr “LA caday ond ’ DE! -~ | 2 atte saa OU Ri tert also se a and 7 wad rorth bargain. | vette. TSB houteau, | \ ae ig a rousrkee Chee 50: wins ta MACH i? ao eos Sedan bods Wed. 221M. nv and rose em, ST SIDE ee, aS ISTE R _,throughout, $303 y and oF . Open ‘ev MOT. y bony of ING (cBR3) ord a eda tourin abs LAMB} aoves Sow oe r ki u | ye en al oy 450. ouleau. CH FOR 5-30 oane —Fo ito desk o ig: FE RUM cond ASE Sota pose. Oe “ile, = F HY Bm we ext Bi og! BS and ot (e#) E you ot | 4 Se ac GRE is vou x ealer rnish o tna! SEW oe u hes INE Dh ta InN RD (ira lies. and rde sk ‘ ' 59? ANGE rec itior rade, (Sean IS. *e ngs. + RS | RAN enir R Cc ’ ha! ras: rs, re lw be ' R from FU 212 en oa nt apa . ea: mtent —- {.t) | IN s a rede! ES f wr Vois re to ar ric DEPT. ae ui AO 7 138% o7 Enright. > | eal th 0 Washin corm aa SED vee. ty * | | A OOMnaN ley" Bros 1 3 at stares = om ying fur cjimutea real be —es mi bodies nite Sa stay WBE | ae ge con CADILLAC: i—Tourine gipase. gn HUDSON sete: ea ¥, ere | Bisa ree CARS Sosnt Basan Authorised For I i re: — o nel t { we ideli b! mn en ar ro 059 | OR _tr * _S404 or Ol Lick Oss, dster. ning vont 85 $192 ‘om s. ft ne: erso ; Is 2m) are it, Ww Bt : fe th ‘or Vi da . T gut 31: et ted. rent ; |] ev na ta ie ia: ake, Ne gains ep! ophead § oy LDS aded : vick 4-doc aa, GE ry ac =i he gs 856 Ol; vo, Hi rad lik n. ea or IN—S 14 |] ain; ive model __ fe) em ds, liys OF ve eat Ford ne. s test a | me wi) bra ust hin rab) 100 7) OT ni n 'g-Im “16 id ins - ing canal AsV mop ’ TBa0¢ I - oac aati trac nev my | CA - ’ an on & 4] ner x} ar a ire edst vat er e)s . re Dr in ght. G F einer r nev — Hous s 5311. oe Nor TORE A ee ed ne yea iring. = > ONE ¥ _~ Lect taal s BU 10 al iced DUI at E =e S: ke new: $ v3 — pm 577; pass ” e any thi 4 ai 7 His SON Be re K ay oO a S06. (oft MG chenbacker 1 s conditio Jeftrey, 20, 766% coat nmed rnitu meri-* E “ re ppre N —=—= card. ay ) live * bou ned t mt 50 sed ———— . _— ) C, - forfe Seerte 65 -) : a) as - nger ' e. - n e —— 7 cox ct rs: e 192 R 7-1 er AI a. re ax HO sila, oe D D c716 AIR FE F O to Aucti : la ciede. m von enien : loan. | + ee Dis MICK, 31 snes al @ PM service: Ie a obs oxen ul | | R 8. v4 te me of ta: § : r So oO iXT w S »s W: _ ate m ch] se Ss eaet aa nd sur esteem pat - Se be 0 at OBI KUH ice; cord e 1° Rg . ot eau cus its uc! be ) of s. Ww ead 8 r e ion m FO nasi inc ect prings summel (ea) | m and ch __ 31 fal art Li 8- ; wi! Ter n t el e D Cat condition a wi tt? ber SEAS a ANTED * feeon 4005. wil of r Sale URES ES in town, anted ta AM abet ed. D. — notor Ms | 7-pe _CH ANDL ook hike So ‘e. : at Sn ee “Toivring: ce. pra demon: “ere $800 mn: bo € i ip THE BRE rake but H. oped = COo.. uetore ‘vou adly FORD _ new “tin er. ] Sterson. 60 ~~ ‘ 2 19: om TY Kes e qT OU I gt. per : e le heed —- ee? nion. dition: 12x. Bebo? ll for ve & ns F — trod ssi high aR Fy 54 1 gros ee RECHT cher, al iarks "& | need 000 fore ou well, °°" Roster 28 5 rape, | St CHANDLER NG GUP-TOURING es, oa ws: pee ASH_Y $02} Lactede. -2 8. com H \RPETS AN spar a content \F cond me teline fo dis “bakers. er os ia e he Fash . FOR n# to ster: 1 Iv $85 arter (BT x) aalesads ‘wn 3 I 2205 bare |_ Bel V - Senge “cond (¢) eich . uns acledg ’ roo piet i Oure A HS rices. lote ic of IXT iLio oller 201 play e. me , 1? meh fo ston. D im 180. type. 7x) | $450. d: r seng jE R Loe ain | gain: ance RIN 1, 40 ition vick ligh Yo RE ee fle . SFR phen ANI PE a a pnb a, | et URES n;c to _ Cas of ell ocer epot ae SS r | newly R $32 month old: 5 Loe Hass 1 LE ee tn T at, 107 | of $20 NG 1 a oe on wer t 6 U é ev i rent B20. .; om fe gchement in nishin ») F cot 3 tchones, | DTK? TURES anc heap. aad tera iy it wiz a | the cach. oe | 0 4x 7) | Orv % valnied’ 71 old; bar ast.(c?) | wis nek foaee a ‘OU et | = a mo 1—$1 Willy, 7 wna By tours RC ’ tenes Uv iA r Va nd ¢ I tw m es. cash. no at sed ute I z nted pace bar .(c7) One At look en RIN 26 SOUTH res nth 20 ’ (eb) ill “cy! ro ng HO floo - aoe: Cle ni * ine at RN _ eR P shin ou 515 o typew icBO sh. red once; Ca Os OR r beat t. Rain: m & TO ks lik ove NG 46 g! and he Cc. AS I ys-k ind adat ’ 7 1c r we room Cass PURXT TI ——— HAST. IT oh ad IXTt Rtao: ntain Pin pewr » 103 ta pa re la s —R ees tas laden a 39 | | CHEV Sunda MOB ike rhau , Lafa DE mee re is B ze tnigh er ¢ oF. os E on 4q ae wy Call ic) | aes hae Sar ee T 2007] is: U RE. — ne oe : eee show ¢. toh 5 N. G Large VAHL i: = Ss? an mon ¢ asia 4 ow” ~~ : perfe ot Jas - 5) ne ow ROL ET ¥ ILE CO. new: -_ ana | i. EXIN yette BU rope real it ot o coupe, 68 whatonns = hes Soke aot Ti stored serpent _howcema. Geshe Larger ne AE cath; | FORD—L dag FRET “Big Page | ier su roam —iae @ and) atopy $186 Open 6 picaaly ince on an 0 all 5921 Mor . ma! E wa Gren ae Morgan. | hEZ : wil il. 711 N, sks, 7: oan Sta mn GO. ‘on 1936 ce ag . =e ROLE down. 4 ing: te 7 e) ie oe r. 185 een ese eS Gran / IUT nth. of : ’ n 7 Dp! > * = = . oo , e ' nd - Lali : « or. in | orm ~~ a 3 i nd ‘ lve. ett ur ings 4 a ~~ Three arnt = TRAIT wey Secttireant Bina cal = | disp.s , =) oi neparate: Dp cB) poe venings and co. | FORE at. > Ng TU N re —Ane haen Gant merha LES ; - a ay ne 0) _Wael aa 09 Mar lallete: = ms Ron ister ‘e. Mor ioe ts he peng —To Mark car: : wheel | WIL edaay ae aoe ae motot extra one our ine. so. 4 peesien * IDU OT RE fia itv ruse” B a 520 °| er ee A age Wh h ale om 9 Ma nd —_ bar r. 192 ris. ? r. ¢ | inst as $65 he urin ot gy | ON y an or t ov a tir D ky. net foRD—4 4 os re. ki a) ne! a } i. 1 : la ’ Tr sa! - h l 4 id - 1. wes rcus ing. i ro ve gain: 0, - 810 bar le- ws on i} re is z. a dea ry | MO d ev quick er ev Se E L 7 IO “ URE Wea - ae (ch; FRIG ye lly teal Ww nde auled. ding. | Count —-.- B20. $120: A enn. Motor, 1¢ - | = ere | NA one ota a turn 2000: wit + ‘ame a tourtn iper SI NS . = Someey ta ay Lind ohif on ER abies Tr re ---— Ly | IR 1 27% $15: ra ype’ (c80; rie Roa a ns 4s A Ria ks 1. cd7 . “xT 1 caine : $9 R in . fe FO Fou seinen nis” 6088 art of Ta sed always foap 3 WHEEL & F IC |" mer wero: 2667 . ame EST SI y car. Good apes SEAR LS. sourt 5 pupt Us as B rin R » a! ts lime che ’ f0% t n ‘ TUR ali is Bh u "aA tip —e a ent as g > | or inta As‘e - and C a Ge | «elm xc DE + AR ND— Je ne: dow ul ck E arg ju kan aka NE ten C rae dee Se pe 3A RE Clare Z— tECH’ b vs) — ma TR Phe and erh bie rim 19°1- 1 Sund LIV ar 45 HA BUI mot 10 __les Do me crag n:| 5 ck 4 6 D C ainsi be sj 7. an full W ; ; Ce nde lets at cash ia; da 2 sseng: bea 5 : = Sere, foul » U A4\'8, BRO ~ ED i. 2 ee -EEZER fee. . tee “ane on sTIK r 8 ici | oT M inday $250: ic] ids @: vou only SO) | _reductio ew OA ons 4 + ge _ 8: Velie utiful “= “T ct. * EH BR wel 4 ; ae lily 2 zer galt ERC ae ide: cas K F one al ; | PORI OTOR a0; ¢ yi ve aske | i ines: io bra KI (c4 3 ian 1 Vel kk te RO low ol O8.. lin Sarin pee bry caver tg’ vk a iy ag FY palo Ss — oR and cash DE Il d. pecau 8) | MTA mn; 1 nd-n 4AN . Saadeae Star fe pe ‘ oe ub no H : or? " GODE J rice es. ni rite aA ane? | an UNIT (od 5) SOU" ea alar WI — equi — -_——- co eve or | oF LU own cau mile ur MIRSTSSTP =P nvest! ew 64 DS . ronda l, to ar t . ' - F. re. Lit ree soaps de Ei — Pr | Bt. € ph erful This c &-toot K aie =63 rH SID me 9 ~ Cf , nities oadsters " $867 s 3128 Lee jaa s: a ° | Prev cate 4 mod : adster, iguring che earns , ER Qui VE & gdvrary. CO. Lindsti We uclid ae (Cha ries st - sav his c e new t Ke Lat SIDE fens ah 5 I 'pP — Ope Ing. Fr barga ters: | — 7 8. | eee Ove Locu AUTC ner bo barg B ALLY these els cree Ferg er * DD c big at cou : all ba Ins! iz 2k M : Pot - Raith d.—$ o« | = w ce | Hos ounter $650: used eye jb pt ae time f hn Sul ore ae. . late mode (8) | ah AU ZOMOR ake an | § ARG ev. ae Re pat coute. 75; Pal $3e4 discoun ‘| BUSID tteries ew = 4478 +, ‘ND -_ (cB5) | t.. St il Mowe | r cam bo b CHE\ . ick AU : wil © FO unday a mod {c®) ne Oe ILE t an| ¥ ee th AIN 208 on gO Eat ibe tne. 6 s / ~ rT “e ae 0 (cS j ow ast n b ed 4) kK ? Til R-D — Pp ere rrie el 2 5 Cc Bo Vv T Cc | 185 o Z IN ’ Tac al &! 4 } : E ue ell eo Pare. 1 ala ‘ lil . _ Lov! e i . * ; RC ’ . 1° AT’ gua con- , 1? nd . oF mth a. - a L > 340m . and acie UO ; SISS ee ra iN ” an AT 1, 192! as uteau ay je oan oe Page. Deims old feathe B50 sarih ot | > ani etal daae (oO) ; OL E- .— PPL ee this TO 3°05 Al en i} paint ion, an. ! i FOR c ° te s: ~My eek T ity L | cei? — es Pe ___ (et) me sane sane, 41 + Fourta 2 tag pe URI To Al condi —, 1 800 ; 923 Rus- DR Ruck es aah Rei —? , DALE ANIMA = st 767 her Co. | YPE R , E8—1 88 IES | DETROIT va izton ot model = - FORD r Co 4 ‘so wee e245 ne we ars aes ae Bory os irae Aoeable ca had Ids : rst. poe ui eo Phe. 34 model, (e “mre a aio se ;, meet bak- a itew ay a watchdog sas Ls = (R) oe Ww IT Ze on all ij — otor aes ; vou j a ye —— o7.°9 aeles - Je A | Ty ir iat terms re nm _ Lae ' ple ca j best 9 $3 aa? , 3981 medal, 75: exce! FORD 4 >. duane , Ki oven: aa a hdog. rky. 1 = ADDING ERS “wr la | oe 4 oe... DcTRI 1645 8 ant pvt atser cut ae ema Oliv od m t 1G E—" » ma node! ; ust - | value asing ooks of ca | ROTT model ly Oldsmobdt —_ what R ‘ulck ™ ngsland a BOO emg fond year DING | MA AN —— Eh and TRIC—c Baye spare: 1 wheat mR a enetete | : ow. ' De tree: Tour! y trade like (77) | good ¢ ring hundreds pn a} 5 ERSM seayeTh le fyiméer | SS ees: ; ver- KS = of na — win geed em MACHINES aDD — | De ok 1>* any Cs Bs ny 9ee oupe: (037) Gra cee! model -~ (eR) | XODGE- ig baretin. Td . 8441 1 Sem: fotr > = er dg Be ates LEMANN rs uled, * eport ist price » danhorn, inole oo . se ldren. igreed. | Bat F Weeendn E— ! | nega cash offe: SS ; ca f os ee a can te te B) | pone a eet n: term 4 unt. | ae oe Te price i een SO é years =o Locust » tel new 5 . ‘S40. Duntiey arene no 1p “23 | -- Bidg. race. Real Dalton MQ | ins. E—B offer must rh he HUPM - Revinat March i ey mee | DODGE—T 255. ‘99 n cme. ef dandy; ie?) | . sults POpen Bund — wee — = = 0 0O., Thy parte vit me 740 _Si 1 cree tal ; real ERS j si ‘ Reaity chea . seco | {ne es. ves copesid sell Bn let "PMOBILE— Buk paar M 12: Loe “ a i xh r tr . vy na 1 fe } red 4pP ao G i WR 1 all me er " pe les. ru 19 "AE ; ter : 57) t od 21 -— r good «« elid. rth I'k x. 1 ust. "} ee pr tabi _—— Broe. gneren”. LD ay _o ereh lohe- trow ITE ypew: “mat n . For ranteed tir : lat bole: 67 i a 19 1 R ring road 2] his b cord a ————— gain. d os Fr y-Arech e ne 923 ; ‘ At E e 8 "fire ner ¢, q al ING ro Fr ing | tion nie OR anu = See riter akes: cs ad ce ; ty - est 00 wOC node]: oadat ’ trade sters: uy free: one eh 16 ondi- | —— erent er A ww; le ; run (c3) loo very re Cc! anée chairs. —_ Nao m riday. , bee | 74 1104 No. Ren -- Co ; res | et upes. new: b 1921; — 90 N— $125 er: ? _ 2216 be tode on nker 0 8 = 62 uto ow pr only 3: - a k att Cc ES ah: 4 Pk AT | TYPEW ge unington: $4 . 117 urs, | © 127-2 th t a: = _ (cB) | Auct Road 5 cash. sie 'DGE- 4 E.. tourina. fe oo Co. pee 300 emountt rect A sores ne arene ~ Ap Ee —— in RITE J 3 mi, - 7 WN.! »RI “9 tend lover 4 na 3) | WESC lon ste oh. good t a ment Soom ee) | |p , $39 7 - a é - § apec: art —ne_Seatere the, ) eee me anes RIALS | writers, pie ae both SiS hese ! FORD—coe wane, Diive, low $59: Aree pacenmer aed sees sa forfeited 1112 condition: = us.BC .. my pring. Deiat | ACK 9 : Eu. Guvties tation rm prices. u te é 7. pri — ! wi IN - De $15 a | nd Z0c od - a a “i —— Ie il our calls eat ¢ ned 14 . or m™m i} rad ee Sea ran . a & tw 31 e i a clo i] io Ca us ES cee. oven aan oath ce 11% e erw 2 ee | —the Cou iS pen evenina a2 |T _ $9 eds —"" al ton, | va mecha model: i 91 A T oe pn na rs TikEs— sab . — La Ki ven a ona © poe | 0 TY ae all 00d, condi. | ¥ usand pe >. 2024 mA. s M: em 5 ter — oan ne. corde han speak el: 01 Oliv fi ¢ wo spon e ea, Vv nvi - th : lima res AO "a ttn ae Py epec| roof! ver! ; EWR | ee & rent ie po ver, . 0) se 1 $275 md co cher | i. . Se B 16 Fy °o 4: Dod B: it 1 oo 1) on asasen i; W « b ring UE yo ot e r 7 nab e of »- oak a elt ne. ne o} ae > ITE o. a als. ria R —_ ma a J naj rokee Dy ul nr very (c4 Ort 1921 Lac ges nda! salt. nai. ial or ger EB uy c u th istactory fer le =aed: av . ge old so re ERS 1 ©i1 3 oo i¥ ny e une. , 1438 tien ” Lip 192: c ik. “( ight cl : cha cin Do ust Ta tion; We ack tow! tou it E ° ! ara, 35 at aera nitu prices; Rr) pn age shin-| |, to ebul RE he soem type. | ORD xtras 192: SN ° pay f oni s 2 ‘ley : assy | nica al ft DGE 7 te Mi te ard ~~ pa R terms ~- Ons re Co CLO vere! 7 oom old | —_ $75: n = NTED on $5 | oe —Co as: cary 3 om N"Barat out 2) furnit perf —$14 vela fed | oer ca m8 TOU Motor rms; M purpose cars. | IM on a vilied. ———— iit Pe ee Se ae ee Sr seuaas Seer Ser voag oot of. | SST 122—#148.00 id, Hup, ee See eh mR we | nes vervene, Whe oad IMP. “3 a S-* « dining room : Hi SELR. n. | === achine ven k —~ m bs “ORD: ade b rms. b ° + ee repé —_ lu our nd ial b ae 7 ” . = 220 Ca Lf th & y rabin oom finine- e. NG : ett =] ne isha: ee rT full nonths (8 $° = or t rand- " sire. ic) RO iive he r na inted Q?- Pp.) o pris park siee ump _— 9°71 TAR 2 tee r Cc each. and AU ~~ TTRE rhe et tab — w —- SEL. ral 1° Co., af epa! yo me Cou erm -ne —_ 31 iful ADST st ; = — ~— pen ce Ww ing rin or. ee: — u 0. ' Hu L 46, Rosenthal! ef - me ina. 3 anted iy aes 07 Pine Ame and rasteng. FoRDe—i wD 1923, ale 6153 5, Aese car; | um ren 19: aided lod; | beauties hee as Cig aide me. —~siss a ieee ike 2 pore of Mo. | ee “Dt voln. 7 til PT 7 z 1’ nish “ae r es st. TY yu rn 4 er és m P22: » . rus; bat r NTV a e an st pew eee ) i ES ODS — La re 8. Let 1115 ok “highest $3. Oo Co. ne, oeelre Male we. : OS ne coupes. = iso, 1 19 veten ____ =~ 10 B: starter ——— nit ) 5 D- Vv de Sunday By - 3 Yights, aaa -WTUDEDARER . Bpaldi ——— | en tires ne ae AB -- ' € j ' aan . et 781 _ SS att ignest orices. ‘Coren rent UNDE se ls. F (e703 yews a +22} “1905 14 Locust a> 2: Sed te Say. a ie 1919 O- [ Dut Sim terme. | ST et “Or mood 8 Motor, | arene seus rae 900 ladies". a ae Stmonthe: for ence )ERWOODS- ean nas | #00 oupe: 4 Mo-ri > $205: cle $105 up CHA) ane Fo eaid-; appearance ‘aber -G wst_(e77) | ‘CDRRAKY: "Guetayith tito as ESE fed —— A reeotky Pa coal Fonte. or He‘- es De . s | COR for Fone yell S oe) $200_down eee is, 2810 bi = First- ND r Sa’ cB) | balance. t r sy -E- S | to'Calite ER-—Spert VeneAl Sef Sunde ~ utemobliies a. . drease ‘7 A mE alas a ntie . COR $7.50: 2 nde ON RDS—LE Se gy toa (c7) Pg LE a:e | DE LU: — leche, Pager onéit und = woe S : bm rioves. on, 3 wia—s sy ; eespel o1 sma Ona Ty eee _— Pm rine tate es YS ony wees SED AN | Stem iiet hee ny mace z esa mod ern — Misco! For or a i *.. rug* , min, on "wre te B 000 Tis — = 250 20 WE as ntal per ~ vals Mo —— 1 2 rade ak 10 Oils new : ys v1s . ohn new alec ; i bi i pen cust—4 OM ike Ot and ' | BTC tox sell onths ei: § " — laneous Avaieey 3 5 oo L 5. ITER = comtten th: r sof = mans e $425: 5 Ypen sUTOMG seat ondit! " fun 02 OBILE CO o $1 it Spien D T-106 quic oe, a ex ==> wre Com tates. ‘* mes. ‘an’ bad eu! , mt! T Ral $3 pites ORD. 3116 exre S. ny : sg. | DODG! Su OM B+ My: on: dav 1 La E om | ance aid PEA k ¢ 4; - th a resem H ra $5 sy to Tyee icaeetiatel tae yh t —C pe ==-_2 igxtras | DGE— india 5 OBILE ¢ ers. jus and a tern enoationh: KER Post-Dis th going | | SSS | tion 2 000 arry no? up or x ) wr 4 ates . “ENTR. onth F erms oune ocust it co ef! erson. at o | sh —iI1o LE © real b spar t out; $1 Bement os even de 1. — hanie mR Lt - Dis. . beet / = ITE range. a , ei App’ x. es to ) ‘e. we 00! pair AL 4 Seam ORD 165 =" st. ndaitio on. (¢ 00 ; & dette ab 1 s igs uv x tire Dor 4 00. 812X. ings pe ” noon con iwT 8 ie Salt tere. —4-pi oe. a x Dine ITs, — 55. Bomer Su Fin Ls" re —c v0 5 eon n. §S; 57x) | = ffers ean: edan; 3918 € $600. tourt to BI s N night ba Gitlo x1 Sil ere. Yite For a. enite tan . Fine 3 Md Bh. Bn oupe. J litle palding | SF. mn. trace. 4 ae vit n urin 135 IN “we eo nm: 92 ait Fs Sa santon: j pana die tee Sei Seraa cots OSE At : We area, muenart” ly ar ee Tb ea ters ugg. | gale g. mibjert to. demon YS “ae ee eee pe and | ve Gra utc 7. Deine need ba an dic eri ao La e ne exe trad ORD— area! ; used ter xcelle 5 we make rid} em tou unda fe metny = _lacust — rybod Pcee. relie i — pect ~ ick 56) fa) rade tea w: $25 ellent eic. 24 pa vai 0 Ree 150 ou ° t |. B D— Bee tra er erm mode = 231 6-80: ust. 4187- mel latest out 5 On nd ’ ch. 9300 Store S35 NOES | wer Lie ome foun FOR’ ws $200: icin ral 25:“terms. aoe | FoRDa=a = ga31 3 re ee Tm" | newly. ur irant 5 oaive,_ [rite wom bi r-.- at Fame | cha of tow the m ing out Cou apparel. aS =| * eine Ja Aoite,- sec te wa. buses D—oupe wm as RS a ‘orest 1672 py new ; new! * Int r — ig | © yp Rak ve. Ones jena rgi nw ap th rse inl za ve. gee sea. “bs ae ae Coates ) DS—Lb dana. aes new: S06 |" ge ey O Dew: Big | modele: naieat aaa i ng rit in t at vY Ze ic. ‘ tin a s a2 4 : ro 900 in FOR die. {c cs $ nted; vlin u a) | els; han! nt eve R SPE even in e i h Y ~ ol ew! aad “ae age erica ‘fom oa sik i Bee | — frases: 1508 a a Tas athe ee bee sol Serna ee RIAL, OCR terest 1”” eB by nay Fahlem’s | ai ay ame stv) — "4 ; . ion n ” 1 5 tra 3 rae 4 res. ver : Ss. ne care N " - (34) LIN nusteal | a_**: "sus. _pisnian | ae HE ope joes? delivery” tru | FOR Pill wee 23: 6 Locust, $165 wn: aa od AUTOME an oe» | B UNITY age ra: paint doy vor ies a. é a FC STINE’ ha ” t ter D-— cece v pe ug OM on eed tie: 1¢ ER n t . ti 9 ou ha . ae yRD— on rhe ” Putts ruck : me : eo Sed , ee f 2: ESsuE? a Sup t—4 CTOMOBIYE. CO. leeceee ® 3 SD Rats -_ 1920-31 : Yah & Dealers : —. struction | deale —Coune, 1 i. Grow: eae $59. Fe 7h te - = gy "$506. sxcilent mecrereerine and. Laciede. SE STI 2640 Leones. Sen" || buy | lem’s K N it, Yahlem, ' er int ne - x I pe ) rme ie: r. t t ev al ger atlas tar: | banio = * 4 oe terns e: “late RD — Sedan” 1923, rlarter. agen __) sasex—t ring, 1B 12x. ngs * Re ee nee STUDEBAKER i age of U nock-Out O ta eu —s a. s ce ol > 10 1pe2 ‘orrt dem dy } 3 way ourin rmg ul Ew tle n 4 g ised saan oe Co ne, | ‘ust st. Men mate __ (eB) POR 3 mont — «= Of Ba. on 766 s m@m g: © F pola at’ piale n ewly on Cc Sale N. schist dation ie thodel denha i). ie . grein: » better os > ged PR sent f ~ 2318 Olive. | _|a ee > fod" Hirea. te $50 ould ; basinens, s at smal] E ” lore =. pusnbere-Wag Te nie —* oe like. 1925: $5 g327 Louie. i an tent condis! to I St ca. ¢ , at sane 't yo bring big or ,berenin: 88 eo Spener extras, ORD rie, eT 7% —— 7 Locust. | lent’ tires.” Price TO ge Some! u 918 e|{!|| in ’ ur profi crowds—the er. vols. ra te. SR at - al # n Dp U oO at ts— ; $250 demountabies. Hase- ; : =e fete : = an a = e . u : M | de » ‘ ian) ( is iced ING y ete er ] + termes. —_ieSaa) “JOHNS aT love 1988” i = ape very or que Y k ae Pp our at's mak ots ‘ OUNSON « To ain: te ngrr RAG NIV pt Soom -4 sees: ) | er. “ and overhau er + . sleev all, f e $1 of small 6080 Det. | FORD Sedan. abra co © ages tna | FORD 508s al 8 easy tern — ot: our. Yah Yehiem's olks; pro Del even oO « Zonthe Won OR : toa 418 t * De idea! r le 7 ; 0D fit (cB) shock ings a 7 ie Lass ‘oe atiée ‘i B. ‘Setters ; 2 Tacvat._ 8. + car tod ° LOW lem’ m’s T ° jok 100 eee ay OLIV | ses Road eonditie * oo Lom Lcust— 4021 se reond Gast REN" Prices Mal er to times ay : gheas Ez | «ber four oust dition. . tern (>) STU un —40 ORI NT Stale hisede a day t Me — , | FORD- Touring (cari, sonia me | pores hav ond BILE CO.. —N aN ve . > pe pa ldis 7x) ere Tow on’ an lede. ation : . Morris ; ete.; 192i Te ae - Ug ™ Mae” es A ring ’ set even | ivup—To “gil o- | pty ap & res! 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rh. oii RIPE 8 ie ; TPT Fy; fe ~“e oe ol ite’ 2 ae { a J - tral_| _ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST Cieb ire SSeS S. Tsland. “firet 13th, Cass. 2 _ keeping or Well sleep: sleeping. «as for cooking furnished roems. house- | ing roo m. salanhbe for 1 or es 23 —Decirab: o front =. ieep- } SHARDS - 1 high-clese LL HOTEL—Perthi ' ‘ght at Forest ng and Skinker _——_—l HOTELS amily hote! Se A meri can plan: —-- oa « or siee \. use ;LQACcUST, 312 ping; eas for ~~ McPHERSO __ weekly + sa lean, guiet: $1 a conti oo —— A— Large =e PINE. 35 _ tub and shower day Gell 1413). ot water, room; coupe ’ me [32 con wer baths. (cS) be. (cS ® steam heat. Lin Par _Tooms. furne necting housek cPHERSON : Kk; Olive- —— eduita electfic, phone seeping; , oom ioe _ 4034—Exce “ R University car ¥ >; &22 ONfre- Xk . one —— . . ent home: or two gentile ly nice OSELL ¢ Wagon I ms: hea ° To or tb — . +) a& mont néell 8: e A ~ es heat r three b " xcellent mth a: 5300. ——__—_-— nd harness for sa _—— 4715—Three MAPLE, 5:3 furnished. housekeeping "ASgPS — nd up. Newly American | RUSSELL, « chee eeping rel f ral 535 " » accom wily Cecorat 4243—4 Nice. fat; ap. | _adulte: om was range urnished hous Fie, 5560—-Nicely_ furnish (53x) caalintieas tae ae =e - rooms and Mu . . sli i. - 7 on a = * : - ~ - = 4 = ioe geoe mantis! real worker: * EIGHTEEN? — . sink, laundry ty. _Cabany eR ye * ay AVOID HI cof) O DALY | Estos eee BE. 801 pl nd oom acces . MS—Teo. good _ 2728 Cases : akep keeping_ ue “JS18SaA N.—L! MARYLs axD. 493 * . e tam Stratford Hote! GH PRICES : wi fh ce 2° 3a—4 large. © Choetnet me nished wid —S we room, gn bre Marebell — ~—o— fl ad pocptey Tent house: ) 56 apt. E)—Fre (@ (oe owe el, Sth ' ream eume tor leans beaut! h. $40. M large. cl prefered. mogern. fu mn 20 and waror rarIR. 450 = _room . for tw mm. E)—Fr way; and Fi e for ful — ——— M ciean rooms : R re | | ball 303. Benton 6° ak 501—- Room E (c53 | ® men t ont room week sing! downtow ne; new, ficen ieaze in th S- as S_ _: in new SI) | MARYI AND. 4211 - 2 hedral ¢ paris . ng:e. $~ week do n location. . “ mod - pee eee buflding. Tris @ ee — ee i a (ce) : me. | a — — a 1M! on . pa 8! siee Dir — nm ¥ MACH IFTRENTH ody; mo other soom-|- «Spies th Large. neatly turn! WIN *. $1_a day 3 ert sete aa aveny =. a FOOT. reception Furnished Want : INERY ; FENTH =). E ; r — * esired. uUthern exposure; & a ished - JERMERE O i) : ihn te of the finest asouuhn Houses ; Bolid a een ng ' ‘ ; N. oan _ ic " MARYILA ae 4 itcz enerte Delma . -— e. The lecat! var 20 N PI ~- ED > Pig y - ” - mn raom - icel¥ - AND ‘ r bi. H TE east ion on th *. an : I... I 31—Ju (4) , HOU wa — Display me an ond ’ : furni 423 “53 ‘o stay. at Cl J corner of UT Se sout erte ~ —J ust efficte SE ° Se fiOLLY—Neatiy “h— aAl CHINER aaa ToUne aoe y furnished $3. 3 Ueges — - @entlemen com. first-class en excellent ~— an at a mere'y a ple . a Figg ‘ts 'n the bea Water- modern Ra efficiency: fay- _Post-Dispatch i Jan Box — e.spray ee a APPS BIN ot Y HOUSE will b ital en \ences uple employ _ leening eon: MARY : Laonabie or emplored; pr! } table. Phone : urphy he —Five-roum new ; ’ 9 cemes. yt. Park, a e Co.. = 2a st. ‘ihorn-A . NORTH M eS > & — Colfe x 2107 BP gem Senioniaiandh modern houseKe HAMII N HOTEI - ir further oe te HES. only vICTOR. ? = effictenc® HOUSES, FLA & times, Ic: Se, first pring & Ja . ‘ - = : _ ~ «* G - ' > > - = | & . -)! . t cate . S:3 “}fE STN . oo. OMING. 29 month. (eR?) COOK 4112 D REA bs LM , @4 con- lw a 2 hot labile rates. C Piayroom fESTNUT moder 3945—New 4- ~ z.! . & unft L § NERATO Sale LLM. 3608A~—Fr s- | —_ty_moserm usekeeping Troon ——- . Cabany 1205. ; modern, adults room fia urnished rooms ; TE will cha R SET—One — Re ee oR TR aa room. teat! OLIVE. 4442 _Apartment 2 > rooms. stric LINDELL PLA ; +c38) Kirioch. 8S Tonite sox 3949 ti Somine ; SEV ENTEENTS. 3. for col. | “WRISBERG LI a batter . moter * = OF 1" . : ee o- oom fur- wre, ke —2d floor “dS 4 = ' : ; 5 a (c*) Mery Ge 4353 War ay ——~ | fol ROSE 4a5e—3 A Pe ee ee a a one my Se Et ZA HOTEL | s = oS = ‘TH. 916 K.—Suratenes fat le right and aS a | = ee rr " . —.. eS . 43490—r2 o' DT rnish 4. . LOPE Ww — uthwest ) - CHIN Warne UVare Tea > Y fu al ~ ~~ ho {eek . . e jeer arg. iS » : yi se * — A \ PI - e WRIS your ER . rnished eroinge . nr ing , - elegantly 4: - as’ e (M s xrceellent * AN — ‘ a‘or. 22 BERS. a ay Ae = ¢: moderr “= room com: steam ntly — 30 Marylar tf ~ . 3 URBA g 3204 mile ane rr . — dl R - ode: nort “™~] == zt.. ou ° - arke* ~ we cee a. d a . .- pime rc a>a« oo a Sin red ao = a: 7 ao "§ ° ° a... ted. A ternating te (cB me A room and k‘tch peopie emp 59—N:. icely furh’ - > FLA Fach TMENT LEFT aa aa x 4 rooms and s SE Wrd + (c4 ’ sold and = 5 direct cu ——- - ‘tch- Pa E BL. oyed: private use shec _ 9 rd “sch apartrent const . EMM str Se "SP A. floor. re — _Po 35: northwest li: eounty: bath =? Bi . ace Curren: Gs —— amily ne room, d@tnin As ons ACK =. ast - = . : To. 208 Washing eee, ee es tal -_ North fot re 4431—Ligh: hou ae * ee ee: Or en — eR R'E CO Disvateh. preferred. Box a ane a oO tah ARLINGTON. 4183 W west PACE BL. 5 t heusskecpinag reome| «Sone ines F crnished breem. Bienen (1) “Sem amen th and es _ Pr ck: are sec 4189 = ap hae! 1. 5 see 3 ¢ tr a by owner > | bath, m - 18a : = ‘ So > bh Tse second e : he Ligh . - : A -_ 5886—A ‘ ‘rac a Laer i &eo aa agaie daily s8e Ss t -ehor Les — ee, ee ia. . mod ern. Ri v Fiat o room GARAG _ence ro ' housek ommoé ely f es Ine . 80c line Pa ; ogg . . gas nt A erside 261 > s and AB | nie cheap. ciean ali modern skeeping poor s. ah 3 edu ~ feratmed te: — Sse dai! 7. wt eut-ofr- Good ventilation . Bent, | G .RNER. 2 67572—4 room TJ LES FOR RENT a ; ELD 582 = _— nveni- aa @ 348 .ePr hee’ — ' 30 athe td . @ga’ ‘ - syn proc eo Ph : ior... Carn fort ‘ of : a. be* ~——-. yom —_ . em ~—* ~* su Ds an: “+e disp.a ¢. $6 - on. ° - = ~“ a.ng or i = ee | a ein = 7 $35. B ' ROOSBVEL Rooms fo: RAYMON cantial food vy. 0c 4 ¢ a ~ eut-c’- Each ap ne year ol re | ~~ en- Ss _ - - . 2 ail y. = a: e mee aed ° Ve . avi AG N | a = ~ MS and BO electric: $1 5746—2 rooms a. Sh ggg an soenssioams ee. 80 ti nad ge Hy =. Sua - necr ewly decorated : ee TA. 4959-—Just (cS) » ———— North | D pay ~ ooms and ba: = , fences nN. rooms on — ~ — ed Somes s Aw By etiy © times. Ic 7 owns, 5iuce .To REASON BI ha cna a and Tower Gro’ a of King’s | HEBER - 39-38% TwE Pr a =F 2. s . +> “ ‘ c . ‘ 4 = - ~ 4 F 5 al od ‘ - I = > a « ~= STEER ING ERAS: SE TS RIDGE. 5086 all conven 10 on tires. datiy fc. _Diapoy west; open floors; turns ze > Fas: be ) rosea ae ee S—Garage; light and MARK ON e. —— aear roorms. 4 dai = . NM > ~ ann ~ , » vs 4) oor ’ ner BROADWAY, 23 oa At na. furnished for house a —- $e. 'gun be RESIDENT MANAGER Sa RSHALL 29 ae w / REAL EST sc a a = . "i rT lod : ~— a: - 7 ” ~ a 4 . “ as ew r~ 3° e " sieepiz 25204 5.+-N ROOM—H sicome: 248 gar mente (7) RENT 59 Sa em; imm a es est ATE ad : + _ a -_ 4 — . eet See . * bed oe EE ET: ; abi 1g roen : Nicely fu he ardsome ') S05 Der nm anth (* — - List 53230 ) "y ediate poese . strictiy moa ETZE! ” Exc FOR e. ; all conven ee furn — KOTS LAT ae ee r ;, session. Bente po + _ 5520—G XCHAN ; ; CONNECTIC ee — /ROOM- ean = oo exclusive 1410 SMEAR EGET lL... ae Phone Fores ——— R-2 COTTINGHAM 491 nten 2412,| WEST FINE —— $10 per month. (cS fam i wae xx M ‘ » 5 ° oy icely . ie ,o- . ; ‘ 4 ) an : . ry _— 7 Sm ' Ee tT monta ic om rt 7 cL ‘Per ; “~ t —_— ~* 4 — “- > = +. per — i a . see 45339—Garag?. oa ; Room, wok sod water: no oth srnished. steam heat, - -~-A Merame 3 rooms, ga 01 Ine Life FR —— be: flat. M. 4913—Bea: tiful 6-r {cd | ree. Water. ligh rz - — Droepvert “eye: will : bath: privat —— ali v eR 3 — est 7142_ her roomers; gent a. he mec, 4 modern a $25 00 — ——— acute 8 Southampton ——- 3 ight. granitoid floor. ne, | | FLA 501 Wainer ° DE T ante aten om ‘ — connect! ROw nilemen. For- a a 2 co 5 Of ee we vs , T aes T Wt ght ONTY, _couple or gen* tin LOOMS—Tu - i o0 00 = ~@3 a t 4.—E ' “ue 40104—Love + —_ Park. in ves so front rooms ~~ 0 APAR aera APARTMENTS FOR = 2E ae _—— Roe eee . ms so car a o5 for 4 _o wy: aby enc _ us. Tf r For . ——— ._ = W oU | URP Ose — -—-— = 7" - gonven r ah Iw e district mags ores E , , _ Cc IA ° aps, S416A— aicaces,. Orem ot. Call Fores’ TMENTS FOR REN AT AR FURNISHED a | SS ost Age own and offer for tent some ¢ REA s eer vA— ~Ni Vv ,~ urt siciepeprnimaminimmnmmiaatieall “ey LOOM —F or couple ; T ARTMENT— Reauti .° — rent rea an sun vero off; busi ness ad er for rent —- ON? L ESTA EA Ds —_ =e - 3 Om. _reaso nadie ushed light fr aed 331 sk — sure ar wd young mer = ora ' — > © neg ne South | exc han aie well oie tT J Be eee = eo a : a 3641— Nice fi ~. _ — wre gta bane ~ city, 2 Ss Se | | BOKERN R E. q * . : : i—_* eT = + " ra ee . = sae és ‘>? Be pat | | ry, —— icone ai C ~ae sa wil / o- > ’ Car: - A t on b ve c ui - an ree! ~ 2 oa yy A Qe Ty += ied & a) Saltescittecks Sereis -_ south with 6-room ef bb First fect —. y car; selerences | EASE a ee en a se PELLIGREEN CONS city. including | oi CO. AND a le Grand a4 . board GIRS ~~ “S408 ’ cals a@ USta -€ DL Ug rwme gent em OCA) - , nishe — —— ——— - ———————_ 34 HE} ence yS8S eff err . yee oor = > « ~ “7 FT RNISHE ee er Call EASTON 5654 =" bath etc. . : ONST. 8184 CICK j — 31? BOARD— one Wicd) arntirt 0 0 Tee, eee ' ore tg ar re’ . 1 bath rm . iEMME! ~ , ry modem - ™ at tnd’ abov - a « : c. CO.. Pt ‘ resulta. a ladies: For Deetestant | ! emen or vA ry furr ~ —s ‘4 _CADADS “647 © ren es strict @J 'o' ning MELMNANN-SPAacCKT?I ocert r _ -nishe A = AP -“MENT—€ 4) Ee ~ store; to April mat. bath. ei elec H ne. (c4) wea? on. ons >: Market. ad art gen- GRAN Tr Man an wri? ished rooms, ger Rox MI Andad ; ricuy >rivat: ei is el "K! ERR os a= 44 : =a pn rooms. neat a. S_ GAXxSn. 7 le? tric; olbrook _ . _HFaTH live 3 a. ‘or ° 4 ) BL —— 4 Rnd e : . _ — _Arge. = “s . ‘ ~x ~\ . on ~ > R2 aa . ‘é 5 che 7 mA ee — “ . Tth. w, & BI = PAT ~ Chest ROARD—E: Siva | Keeping room, adioin ———— OM—Large, beautifully furnished | 3 | oe pene — eh 0nd Chests —~h 8 hg ain 4873__ ‘ pre , frent der: v . as mm, au _* large . ao “ "Podyu > e 7% x “rT - . \) ce ~—t -, ~ 4 | _ ~ J be e 592. * beara cptionals 3 liebe recuca’ to ste Md a 3510—Lare =" a dee an >» HEMMELMANN-SPACI modern con- | = WSTEA +a jouth ENR 5549 Wells. E. CO.. 3is Chen lee Garage——In sonal LEASE Brown, 635 ~ » [uta «OCR - { ae e. 7“ ee ~ em ,UTNISD i one rear — = -“K LER amen | 7 18sil s— LIGHT. ° et | Of — o° : > XN. Upien B | quiet ms, hot-wat ght front oe See. ome fear room —— LERR FC ns for bo 3 nicely ; 4647 Locust stree automoDt) WE b & 5 is —— ater hea nt &pP- img uir wr exciusive fr Rentie t - + : . . ° ha — = ‘ = - . eg ’ — . _—_ nore, - = ° a | Fe | —- ’ _ —_ — - a nN . -_- ae . 45 - - 2%, o> Tt. ur real oorme- b it 23—H ousekee nen i steam hea! housekeep on : _ ees ; ee Ss ie 4 reoms and ane ss and bath 2S See . to sh ECC! —— 393 -§ Title Guara We 1420 North —_ heat and janit your property estate for th ae 911023 —Housekepping _ | eer >. housekeeping: very CAFAYETTE 3 4 sma ms and bath and car —y thes — ranty have th rand. janiter DETERING aunt ANIc ? p. —-: con 7 —_ ta — _* “ ts . ~ ® ee DIE , 2. _*. v- “ = acer > 4 C6047 -T} 36°F ” -—— ‘ - at reasonab e - e - eh Tr . du 4 = — > hep or ~ ine best } s ; = ING us. with Tal, 4141—! a om i 3 car lines . | after 5 D. m=. mndry. Janito _Tooms. sun Toor ; (Bd floor east — 4032 Ss B ao . ca ca __ hace; aSuits: $50 rooms, tile = + ig candy shop location for . wen Monday AGENCY, — beds. a ~ furnished > ji. wm for iene coneneliiied ® or 3 rooms «a SARAH 218 fs Fores: 852 7™. beat anc anit open front —— —Five | Broadway Ca'l ree- , EUCLID 339 \ 2s _ Forest 3010 th. fur- =... us about a Be. the city. a tallor | day. eveni board em oY ei on roosn. ‘ j AT . ee . eke, ne Olas ar 4 ; pal | ~ ~ . - 3 ~ 1 ms. TrDen* b _ 0 eer" a ‘ porch. steam ‘cy serrTi — | roo Sa , j > T re. > ’ odern a: = 3 ight _—— 5 ee ; Ssien YY ; ent $85 ~er Ww —— - — aa SS) (}rand 2 Soaay ard jan om ] or Sale: . . = — . A eer ~efer > ‘man om a4 vrarn " OTTO a a ~~: = s- — ne af —_ — est > >» rT... |} 2S - 65J mite rT Broad~e . — .ore 2 ts eel! tlemen: priv oo and be references. privare Si hING -9 a eS Ss, wee ; ; TJENS. 722 Chest ARTMEN 9 ~ oon $re “anae a03a7NM © 1s. 7 . = cecora — atm « inieean ion Chestn , 200. A LVInN cancy 4. > ro a - ss you are open . —_ South aeenjOHN H. A a ud . ' . ; T a *s A ad - ou ronmt - gen ~_ +. - —_—_———- 7 T ” - = + — . > | - ee dae t . a « oe a ’ 4 - LO ” youne men — 17 A—Wou! * _ aa eeping as. ~~ | connecting ae Me teance nt oe od tia. 1 Tos Ranelag emer “ on CLYDE a Ts rate to @ steam plants : Aino /- DESK SPFaAC ee cars © ate 620, ce for . . aut os ‘ rnisbed : ney sl - bes" Lp.ocyec . ent west ae | cE Sg am furnis ae a Sal ws ab- E 8s. FIS a sVUSs i e uier : (ec o* I Vv for by 4 «. reenec’alh a ers some " ~ fre rt recor “a . “ = > — — — . “ appre > 7 rr m nearer BR. ont roc + e*ean se x Murr? Ts - ne apartn _—rror’ ae . Pi in ee ae aty ¢i - our-room were aan . tniu ~ sutTpDeast - - ing? : * a a ae an@ beard for —-R ail water heat ~~ "* ASHINGTON 8B es for two people mwas he. Palle oom eff.- | KINGSBUR oc dren ae gir —— | _floer oset room: all | apartment: act ouehuer _ to. suit for offic corner 2d and ect Your property vit T ences a! 4 for one ; Tis 4-0...) , owner S4 Tom, 7 v — ro 2m a “ a -e = 78 o—_ Large —_—-T m flat Bent aa Za nestnut eS ooking; reference. | o ®°0174 niences. soutbern iern apartmer T oms: electric a ecting house CATES 6286-7: . ationa MAPLE 5176—T*o bl beat EL. 1420—New f1 ead adults aie __ windows: b S—Newly built. tw " $0) Bu ARI ess ' ’ uggs o@rl THe! aA 3) —_—- -- aT “s . ~ - - - oa ——— MT _+?*@ , . a - fat *, “asl, tw - n famiir ~— Elegant . 7! Li YY Mi — exposur i>- A INGT a’ ~N B27 gi S ea* % ar + 7 > s ¢ = + g ¢ a ro are ‘ ms Murph: a‘. SR OT * ae OF r to = imnished ° large fronr “¥ se ’ — > asin —,~ wane’ _-— we ee rh hs ‘ — re oe — n . . » *-* aw en. athe 2 ‘ - a 5 | ~ - = «= i , Cw - : 4 for gent) ront room. ne a eu celv - al ~ | ator ‘Zz + “E—A “ a tc . BL NGALD ~ var ae Gran 8 mericuy wee 64 — ma ‘ age ? ' ona v = Mur ‘or « e “2 ar ae es ? 3° % “ a Db = “pm? . Wy OF FICE - eo 353 a«* nces. “a7 = a- 5 —Am ei 3.1) ) 5 = & man aSHING ea cor y al desires . > — " 22. COD) hean > “a © 3946A— =~}; agency. manufacturer [y rornished, suit — will * . vo — “azar = s—— Nice - . °s 5 . " . tia = em Mi Pra . husinegs *¥ as , fioer: fromt oa so484—7 ikaais ~ 2) om bl—tLar cx. snatch & o_o | —y n@ jocat on 34 s*., LliI33 s&—Tw ae ?lemer pose ndeeiiiies - -eacy - ¢ it: a _ at —— b] yner ence 4 nt and rear ‘ ,0m-e aecend any ones ge storeroom. 25 ice?) Busi . ere bear TT - Two rooms furnis! = suple: renee : niealieniee Terra e z “OTA Lec -- J rear perches. Bie cer ne lease; t iness: wil *5x105: good a eae Race coup S c= NANDO all 7 ry - wes © WASHING — ——e . — © a nar “ e Ha le — ro e : i na A rn: a 2 cm ARIS H i. - &. —a — building foes being ive a PROPE} ness . eile bd Og ty 4 tl ic) \NDOAH, 3614A—Purt ———— ——-- eso. Se senutis — o: pew 1 : est: ¢ sae lle ame nt. 5344 P McMILLAN. 456SA——Mod > Contes. tol DEBINSRY REALTY ce xs PERTY W a ° : - =... -* = _ - 7 = a = - ° src 1 ™ we)?" . — itindcemendiamammaanen -- Ps . —-. at ~ D ¢] , - —Teference. aban: = ea or reem™.: #u:' SHENANDOAH. 364¢ : - rooms, gas rar ne Han fu SOY Han . TOUS 4 rnished 4 ersoiny ; ns. steam S$A—Modern flat. 5 ——— SAY. Mr: 504 Wai ALTY CO — a ¥ y As abel Cuun.e Deo e,4 ro . m 204 . — v = ange “eh . : Ho USen Oe, " n = - . r a ie fod - x we ar 4 ae a ea ia Rit aa po ‘ > dand ame Mer ’ a nwright R a any goes | stores BI . es a a ae nm pmwate en Ore «hed - ‘.ASHINGTOUN BI! se enette ~- 2 eae" | "se onenir Av - “1s - caneennell ae ee N Pell : nmi if vou t big =sare owner. festh reom a, eg room, a... abie f l 3 gent g rooms; newly f Single and 719 Wa s sue - age *. & ge if gas. eieccr OY wes: ~ eS. stea bh ® det 1001 N. | = igTeen _§16 Pir ooking oer 3 , . Twin ‘be dis w nice. — I naan REDON ‘ “ bRiuemer - , tuUrris Led 4 r . 3 - —_ “s 2 wed — — e es ces 4 e MW! yy - = a 7 an 4 seal Lurt ating 2 BRO ma Be st tm . one - - ® good t eam a ee me WASH? = up.@ — for = - tn. , "a fine ME cen omne a ‘ : See ma INERVA “=F. = ae 805 Mo AD . ay ———— cab Fiats — > table — ASHINGT . a call : ORF} r on . ° « —— - ~ floor a LA— — i a "gan . :, Corner oh Pree sey: SHAAAR Bt. yy rer a Al 2ERT -6c— _ West "she ~ oo = Bl a747A wii ~ —— ? : 4) een fat. = x 4214 rest 654 &R E a eh mes —- =. ? . Se rT ‘EB REA . — 7 pe : —. Chestn He, _ e mere. $45 mw WE AVE : , _ | , > ry . + 2° on —_ W - - A : a. al eo = ao. A -— : ll 3° a. nz > me BA raowoo = " . re ; aTal >A x 2 ~>om 20 lady on Be pgm oe ar firet ’ a ? TRESS. a. at r se 7 Sun ft - . LSS a Pe eceorate ~ . £90 — PAGE ag epen. L inde! ea DD pag | Flue Nr Ss North arse room with Apt. 2), 8 . wee —s e23— ~~ “Ont i! m: comfortat —Tovely DELMAR BR heatec = — 5) -E BL.. 564 - 4255 W . carpe PACE—65 convenience beard: sini ar Delmar _ of kitchen: pri: Furnished room (3) Hone reasenabie. hot & _—— ~l fur = fAR RL. 4267-74 — a ee. eee furnace. $42 2 —Four room: cH ia Pps att ae good for . ; a ‘abany | aro) 8 double CATES > 101 rat © | Bo Te m. with vee WELLS ——— DADS. a FP — , » apart ~ x ~ — ord ic6 —= LATS FCR J JOST- MILL - ER St A ms, bath nd at IR "SP ac = ——_ 2174 \ an : _ mfg. S. 14584-— — vous } r i—I ight. ain fos i. ate rs 38 — Nee > Com —— has large Mur . 7 ae ern « “s BY. @: ed RENT PLYM yr" ~— R. EB. CO ¥ > purposes. 65x95: RES] - seam peas “Roar two ——E man ee Wa.er $5 1 . "OO? con: in Eat. -. OT vate “a mr ars she “ on - . . . i - oo an? =~ ry «= ais ° yy 4 : —_— ; Te or goto + 418 ee oe 7 » XN Sth a ~4) i f I INWTO Appiy np ee "a oa} li ight — b DENCE w : twin bede. Cab private | (7 arencerneneneeteeemrnstete wees. gentile —_ MINSTER PI _ Forest a6asR Gesired: rer . ios « — S ALT? sta s = os ric, $22 50 — ~~ ~ srnace heat 20TN' s “and bath: up : las ~ 1465 a 10th. (c33 ; ca -~ae in Cat a SaNDELL . L978" gar aly 53°73 erent pee. he . ni room with bh 4083—Love!: —— ‘ EUGENE J ye first of . - “age if | — HELMER @& oa, - MNS $i? = —~ RPBAN 642] Cabany 1409™M ~ Py, Sow cg a a theast corner 15 : ~ =-..-* Bor T- here -' tent: in. 402 : (el without boar no SPaatline Ghai weet) \iSTMINST Bh board. for “2 2d‘f.oer tat THEIMER. §17 $92 50. ___ 408-09 , LEALTY © _eosenn= ~i—~-& rooms, a: : line; suitable mg ad. LIXDE 2 fentiemen —s Te segagene aouble DEI aT a ‘ arc. Steam ea: ~ 3s. with furnis ~ NK a 4a) i. - Sentiemen East miss, C4 Ches 72 Wainwrigt - - / TAYLOR 12328 * s. s. electric: | ea . Barge e.~ a street CITY : Ou”. -- Rr FR _— --—-— e ft »? ‘ = or —— — T's ; "ty = wl Ce —— a — > Lw~ oa ren +4 ~y Bi. 3840——~ s. reasonadiec. | — men & os = ee rT "i , = | Ww E= TMIN ~ ane os “Sacer heat - z E. - r v >) ws : > peer -~ a rg om W INI Py, — ATs a even ~ ~ ae ts ——- ' ay: “ Co., 2407 w LOT—Suft ae A is Seeniien: eames ao _ one DELMAR BL. ferjiences. "eas - re © sa05 4 ee ee a os, —_ ah aol coheed = Ge in — -——,——— elect: PL.. 36654 =e = | N. Broad- _ Box 75a. Si a: for flat or oon wr ~~ oe 4 m . ovr 7 Div ' . ca ‘ eee fe ~ war OP — as 2 = > > a," ——_ —- emi sivy ch ‘ ated — . 5. elect egg Nara . ae : Guits: refer | or near - ricted home cook! m end boar ELMAR BL.. 5743 ba nn may MINSTER PL. 4214 y E - “K RE ae ~ ne el .- | FLAT—S. e. co Ss LOUTS west awar Kings fer 1241 ng. o ’ J reer? ° 4 A , -- £ eke Te : ~~ 4°] ———— — 1. BT- gE ~ . A _— eco- _ rner I - . 4631 are: aghwa : a conver: “ a st earn va argo ita See in Use A e@eD. Tb ~ -i4—iw ee = heme CoM ' —— I — ESTATE mo = apartmer 4 ure —-. co? able for shoe l—Store SID 7). y% i : i 4 . - * APA = - | ° ~~ > ac : 7 — — SIDEB ~ _enere piorved eour 4 heat very 4 south femme? > at hac . Ea ra? ati " RIMENT ais 2 > ~~ a * 4 - rear - *as* a: i.¢ a - ve \'s ow : boe repairer - — ] room, - ‘7TH aM. 6107 . N. 47 > 4) rages Tren. nn ‘ esirab. - WEST — $12 3 — aene te oe eep.ne por — r th JR FAMILIES— ——+ stzuut 4inin room, Alt panes double Fiat — =o sar Pi I 7 and i ne A. fur + ogee | )! prerwar Sn e = - —s- ER P aaa - ne g rooms '? .. ome py wet ee ea %. arp 09a T . —=-, PHILDREN IN: . ~~ rooms se ms yer e Murphy aoa . earage (> so) | Transfer c arte . ce. >| o , reom $7 > l — $$$ usexneeD.m —— NGh— Des “a = on aheanieall roor e- ree oTR TI - . a aus IX- | CLYD 7ecorate to - ean =e a Soute 4 rn ec See ent mea.s. es any 880 s gas housed eer z ss ee: aur > Cc ntinuw i ahd -. arg? r a ae = Pre: mas on , eakfast 31 - > ‘ a 3 fs = “ea f= 4 oe DE = EF SHI RE _ p.a5"3, rs | SROaD way vt on ——_ beet “Tr Tt range rn re ms wv or . — ‘ n* er t T - = ‘ ‘inwrwen ~ e-., ‘ - t - : ” a=” ? . 7 ane “ear nent aa : ' ———— — x. CoO ~ eo — - - _ i +e Py Chestnut : a agi good on 7 | ‘ hoice . store an od Ferry = Taie nrenience ra and © SIMAR BI - EE ¥ rooms am F 4a." x LTHEIMER, Si7 EIMER & BRO F furn ELIS. 5516A—3 © ~S4) BROOKS. 107 loeat ce corner store, i418 lat. bargain: RL. * aie reotl, | heat expose 3 06—7 3-f"eor Ee. nee a eoentinus ~%y nice fUuSns —liouseree NINGSRIE . est —_—_—_— 408.00 n REALTY ww a. Tang. - se8 ne mS. ~ = “ BUSINESS 75 N 7th —— De ar on. —e Fores a | ™ A , heat: gen; 4608 dasipecmiseniiaeintinhholl -.. ee small roo: r leh e.raee —— Ors — a : a ~1L—S . - LYDE § -rcur ‘e out ie. -' ea’ _ #18 any | 2 -8—Fine ec 7 nal , 3 = ern fla 4 — FISHER RE. CO — ont aiy CHEROK! a ne store. suit a Lril. ¥ tee nee x : be ? - am oh — ' S oi = nt ~ =_ >> ms > ’ 7 nener eee Pa P —— . 4 - og a . Ts - + ia ry = ete -_ ee : jl _ s. EE —_7 . a _ _twin be 4 md tee atiful — | DELMAR OS sieeving rocm connecting BL. $818— EE lor, .carage é- 4 reome sun t een Sal s 5 estnut 4 ——y- E 2116—Fine } 83) BT ILD Russell. ~ .” " ied . : 4 ™ --— » = m *, a ~ 5 —_—— . = — " re i} Irs . - ~ ye ee Me cooking - Geers steam he BL 49004.—s c= eo water range 7 senetre. 7c rage LingsDury. 4 roor ™ oe ae IgA—3 r — FLATS F - ad bach, suitable fe stor wit I bave tS, eT oe ager li ane TT a cian. | der sean ee rE as _NDERS s. sun parlor __buyer_of furniture. ne; rent S20 OR RENT— ORNE ble fer abso stare | 2% ben some per week com and beare ” — het water. For- _¥: or respectal oom are F ————— DERSON-STOCKE ga- FLAT—Single: eA . ° - Furnish RNER STORE—C ie® othe “s . iat _ Forest 44°7 are ELMAR . — . ate “ome “4 ore an sine . ~— a “a .E-B ErwaNnn a A - ++ 5 er eg ame ~~ ed “ansfer a ‘al'forn zg na South Side. Stucts | 5337—R ; — -w 4 *ar" B 4044 —— = — since = PAGE i ata « =™a'er Ooms ae aoe an — ns Centrai Grane 405 oa : $s: mia at Grave r larantes ¢ pare In good ~ oom and & fences ss Sd Pt ne + ny —— ei ardw 9s4— rm heat: perfe ~ marble s anciaco | FURNISHED FLAT— — —— . month te Bony ished. of 2 sf _Senlences. ea a. “laeineee , en for 2 a ; Hg ss 3 ecliing SU : - . . 2 © 50rs A De — r y —_ = 7 : ' en?! ee . aT—E EFFERSON a » lie. 2e, property will trade vacant 4 eal . —_——_-—-—- coun ye ; - : tor - ie 4 . _ —__—_—— o~. 2nmad FOr r > a > ane » ROOoM—tLev od‘anwn: ~— en ras “ — 7 nm -- - o | v= _- —- — -~ “ —— , s c efere wy _— —~ mt ~ r . ; a> . comple. private fi ront © isaenr Decs - ~~ «gh » gudtr anders, siaiendiel e Pi, nn ae'-abhie 2 - ‘i a = ge ee No —~ -40 ~ HAUS . ous o st. Phone TY room te fam ,* — - ger : on a _* E 4 ST > - — . le : . a .*. L~- SY te oo M -* « tl 24n b ore Beast if * ra _@« a — - . ‘ . " " ee © : > . ‘ Peer “ oy > = — ai rthwest x = " ¥ ee _ Sra P| vv om me CHT _—-+- rE 4 —_— ——— v ot a a. . . . ————— Ss i nt i . . r ~ “ — " - " : = — . r 2 —— . . i ? —— + -—-— - = * Ma "> "ys an . bw AND ROAR aes - a -o7 Sw eo: - — — 5333 ——= § = ——__ - -—-- = i — ll = ; : ” a: on. — _-— _ we enirTs al — a a S aro ¢.5 — , vSh+4 F our- ‘ra ~ a “5 ‘ STORE = c@) the ham D——Mayv b ae | -— e of ger | fu ee —_ e : — . — — = $$ , ©€.e amet , — a - com “at Re . : lor = AND M1 a ome iv * obt NR : = emat > s . ROO —— - s hot : . ieee adu L=& ~- Apt - at 7 won Ter OF ‘ER Pershing »w Be et + meta os _ he . . {347 4 EE, S'alrTs a idert cation ne Bidz o a Room - ho > a > ° ~ = Pr le . : ‘ - . — ra ' 2. > ~~ engeays —co > so" ee me pees or *~. ;" Tm . — ye fe oF ~ avr ” A. &* AND BO 2 Eprom 2213 2. | SRI a eaten aper'met “raised | rows . K. 3838—1 — DLORE “— a atiT 4 Dy* = Da wie » me -- a . o : oe — a: ees =~ . « e @s ng * —— — by —— ander _— with hen § ROARD—! —— peraaretin ij Oke Se ; keen re esdectabie co ee furniah 7 TI Vack'ns ge ~ ~ a> _ om a . “ : t aan _ Lafevetie Rad “gr — —. Te KOTSR! near rc. for gent! egg yr ree eng as ~y . 2 80 '. — --FPro- Sn ee YEW STEAD 17a ».s. aht a aoe ; r mi44 a ton neen e as ez - o = = ca - 4 et adulis > , rooms ba ° cen ist. : Sicmmenaiam Ran» an for ana LOT EAN, 201. —_— semen. reerm . a [eer ng rox ined ‘se keer Mac SAT th | enw eee . = in ” Bt ea TT Ez ~ = reg terra’ = PowTy + — t Bidg Granda SEF EX. nut et iit, IAN ly te al eee cornea baat a a er ‘ROO TE — mpleted re ahere cobiina: orivate baa ee D orga: @ Sa ge sunreor ASTTR' t e furn Furnish gomds man . 2 asement. fine MPROVED 6 20 * . t« 3 ra > - — - a - - a Am, = . 497 ace? are Ls. ed. 4 ~r - . an Ts + a: ceneas: aad n mr ™. ‘ ¥ Ss .. T ” _ = or 4 ecr 2 . — i 4 a ~ ‘ = SC ILDLN WgamtEarTon mt. 421 a . ong Si cain a ae gy s— ~ at 39474 ws on Sw aTERMWaA* > Se aes — « Za gas. ** Ww TOWER GROVE AND BLA ae arat ® ie 1 x rou mea, “ “¢ 0 — Se . ™ = °° ae -e not waler . > ré a ~ ~ ; —_ } . - _ aa a — cn er . A. J r - i s ngs 7 wth or without nicelr | Pot NTAIN rv. . la.i eve- ; —a ——— . rer ae . . > a ° - acu. 's em ir “one m wee soa7-e oe nt est steam hea —Modern ae’ore ca i Norm beast ear om trac; t ts WATERMA’ boars _— 4 geniin , F'irn _ ee (13 ——a ms | WA 5 ome - - ._™- inl P = - —) oe! ~ igh eG a nom ste —_ eu rr oerrr “ t2ve-Toom fl > tery, price for quick wiht N. 5$238—ema _ =) FOUNTS itimen: twin = front room, | ROOM Wid NTED ~ ° REA y $s a eee > — KF empiored shec, se ated -——~ ~~ ‘ ais = without b — . : ; . . 0 ? “in : le Lc. . — ane ‘nu es - * "mer ™ — a . c r a _ ~ eee atiomne, — 7” _ : bal aro MIN. inane fe Fee a Rs ee n. - a. : vaeie’ eS : a? ‘an ‘ as e ‘ x. , , 4 : --r - ~- : : te 4 a> athiieieaits oe * a a” = o cw re " — = "aon s I a 18th s* ~ , ret! Ss oreet -~ ° r . . a 7 ront a a | — o' a t 3 r ? = . , — - om = =~ y = — . ¥ . on : m” we nd ¢ 7 — ar = ee, a sTeew —- : or i o + or ladies o room. Wiss ROxow : fr ost-."epatch "anu an fon ‘ARK ae “42 . — Boz EF tee oe ~efe DALE: UN ‘e neg om “ea . ehare Sra a. TAT? .é&¢ beard - 2946—!a . er ~ - | bot weler Fererr: ho wat u- fLrn! “ > —_inNe — patch es 2 a».® i > en » vi A. a x a: - . a 4! : a os = 2 enka > 8 \A ¢ ne te ’ = oe: ¢ “wer © 39 : ' oO + een leme rege Prant ‘ « 4 er gentlemen ter heat - oa . “oo Mg arge or - ences exh ry ~- om “me - “ m ~~ ‘mrt Q@— Hea , a Le com — ’ ome« 7 egy a. _ L RET! ce. 4 West 0 ver week age front GGUDFELLOW. 12 wate Set arge or 2 emai. une awiced one wa mamt-fiat: 4 rooms is FaT Wide . bath. South Sid TALL DRY GOODS F PINE XE BL. ce a te ‘a _ a ‘ bs } ——— Ny : eee 7 Te Ri ” MI Ww - a as ox E- 14° Dp i m o- . zy = et a a**er -~ ~ — al ace ~~ bec bar ~ *. -. y= ~ a 1? ‘ ' o aT | ha) TORE 3" —_. . ca ee , " — ites —-- a - . ser — re Sie 4" i ok oe - . . s7t ‘ — . . : e — - . 13-— A’tra ‘ bad “ a. > ~ seine a a E TAwN FS = rs fu 7 = - ts a a - e Ooms tar = ee arTzve sore " oN twin bed ctive , sit os hen PD ah wh? , Prive emp — ea’ ot ————— — a . ~ ‘ES RF . - — 4 -_——— Sis fur ot es a os TE ey ». Tenn furs MAYS . sen pt en 2000 and ~—s) ate fami’, apicrec wiene — of Water an s mR > mae ggerpenns : 42 TF * m4 Ai Wie a —— —— arnace iin ’ on Sus . staves » cooked. '™ het « * a. . ae — .-* e ee ; 69090 Saad mi. oo s2e8 and a’ © oN “eS 8B oi S 4 =r uth aneted ___ 3 a rm a ; | . — *s Monda e event Tu ols a* ee tr —- shed — . tin : “= bath ry ‘ eamn-heat LABAMA. 6414\—Four puiet. respon TOOK | ee sTtRUNG RENT = —_—_ — aman’ a; 37 Ci 08e@ to w *.@ 4 "yy wORS. ’ ga. * el a w = o iu Tis . 4 ne ea od a °| reasonable a oe Sade eee We SS — mark ° ali center -__—_ eo im, > ee , Srl a—X ~ ~ =P N ~T) A on ge: nox VU | 4 . al ; Da = a = ~ = bas) . « ~ - . 1. = NVA a \ - .or" sro " a in wees . 4 ~~ : we . goa - ox ed 1 — re rom Ad "ar r en nex or ~ h--—. F co ‘— fami! geriie =o front Feng S in you s : —— 55.386 “3 APARTM 4 : . : nl. te Dat -* Bor Be bad om sat. furnace : on = corner ; F ons Store FARMS ° —_ on rd ta = , “ tr , ase cemfort = = on Pe a’ prrenr ‘ ' oT Ee : ~ - - 4 we men ¢ Pm-o> peEas wi tab * » «= es i Om Prod ' . sen ~ = = . LE 7 ~. _ rt M-.664 ost a Side. br ae exice - — = ores ate , here ote 7GHRWay “Fr "947R = ——— i 6929™M nt. Sourd Seka ae hea‘te sk ee> ne $5 ™ oes 4 4 mT AN al . : 4: Wet = i Knows VW ——$———— e>a*‘ch . =» ee. CHO TEAT 457 . Dusy noun —#17 acres: ¢t >: conte Se , sk seni n> n . ~ =" . ——————_—___— ; =m. reason . - se? ” ='ye “4 - a Oi ‘ ; sakepanenas z eT —— 3 or ~ one tor. 1 men 9 > _ r Nast ~ Fores nea, bath: Dis i s’ NS —— = “ne &.) . Se Bad. e@ , - —ete “ar » , *8 ‘> t orms . yeas — R02 : - ‘tve 6177 “apar t- i . 2. - ? 6 ; rec XD A hou ens a ha" ’ mI fo = ee —-- DOA and invest! ing “ fu ‘4 a - 3 i_} - asic * ad ee «mplored ee! i 4 Bc ARD 1 uBsek*en "Eg * — g ver ine a a la aa ANDER " a-& ~ *.rna RNTSH ET ‘' Ap’ts Wid. "OY Cho Me og en! rT mer lo- : re ne . Lo— . . a 7 rivat —aill tmene >rem erator sen erything NDERSON-STOCKE —_— Se ae a> : watea: _PH ro front: modern . . = moloved —- = s kitchen $ _ — niences. , ——— e! em -g-ace 4-roon +- aie@c ; = ane . bath oe. 5S: good ght Housekeeping couple em SpE aS a RESORTS eh~ | wi > Gece Cen Avpiy 3124'S 10:h. ; coup.e = * . Pe. 3845 age an ar eee ‘ > vmx ‘\ ,oeresa a o -[om RY tacit . new iy ‘ iil da NEWST y 21 "4 NN 1@ —_ mix. F . private — oS cc henet’ i ATZe nO = -_—— % ~~ BH cE we make ~ = - et? Main ar: HIEME , 3 oo 7 tral EAD. ic och ARMS fami)y coupe ae 1 smal , eS oo - _nished $323. Three- recom es Se oa HENRY HI ME EN ~a — a’‘s -?4 . — Li I= a) 4 ~~ "AlLTY «v 2A MB zk "S01 = : Page: $25 --4 N.—Smal! ichbis) OWN b&b FOR ts 9 . ina) (LACt.BOE red mm. Gentleman or te mn. wJ0 1925 . =o _ 4 ox Pree — ~ om “ RE ITY CH AYETTE. wre stnut ot —_— on. and 2 ix TOOTS. manda a JOST -MIL DER m sore. pear Seutheanm ‘mid orange water 3. fam- aay Kay = Sen ; O35. after @ at Diecke che light: unt GOs “ bit eatn ~~ + game Bigg ee ae oer > ry rooms in hageme foe OFFICE—m . E. CO.. 105N. 9 Jett om capture 4 - . — és « nat -- .« ~ "oa = “ © an on a > : "oe . ~ . * 1548) - $4 week ted « -— —— A .. item. Forest a ste wt . { ATES au. 1 aie > ARENDES a nt S83 en eg 2 YOoCR ROO : = e « @e0u ~' i . h et. (4) every veading Washington fet | ¢ private. ——— : a" e ‘ance . ~~ iney 2078 DES REA ~-- tos v ashing MING HOTS — 105 NX Olive and ‘temal Bank _Ala juestion. Copies “niverstty )| LACLED aaa es — 2 ariwoed * oo roome and si APAYETTE wo aa heme ea ~. at: om ay. 1° E HERE =. Se and Sarah. Bice. a it. bed- _reom foe 3645— » 40 —— jan:tor ee wee wAareri 9 8G10 Gravota. ic3) | _piant. rent $ 12 rooms, stea: a yy re 1520 i. Sioutm - Brueht. cc servic cata. st & voeren nea’. t 2; 0 A— , m CTH 150 gteam- | *4**2 = . , | heme. con Leman —™—,, LONTAL x a MARTIN _, $70. steam beat, * HY DERE! a rent $83 20ms: hoet-% = Elmh.! & BRO REA! : bo izii N =. | Acres es With 12 . : ms nt rarn iJ . 2>arr ao Pawn . : : . ' id = an t R. AR} — _. ‘a o~ 408-09 TY -_——-— = —— - in ren>- | — Lares sr 7D Luke Bu. 79 > eu a ALCAZA rooms =. N. Grane: 4400 "S34 -" B =. Agen: ay ee Eg: VES RE = AL = oor * a! mwright m4 co : WANT en , a ore and two ~ eae . H 791 2—8) (@ R. > —— 50 > new Deimar = 5-ree RSH “3 blocs’ ~ 4 c& CNTY North Wei arant | start ' rued rate; tub an alet: $2 od m. %-reom NG To x: a ae eatin : UNIVERSITY. offic McREE. 414 ern. bath. : =e “e ( Pellix a A cieert ~ = lst £1. nor ency . newly dec- hardwood f! -—4144 jectric ottage. 5 ,08. 3 Pine or see jan! FEDERER-ARENDES efTigen 2. = . rn ” oT fr a eis, 800 Loc: N ew and Better ipattecats 5 a me. © “eors,. TEDEREF. A Ss ——. ie ag mee ~ — water cabany Sikes men vany T1232 .: —umees . : Rearh a RD—ar Cee 4 LIN OCLL — Steam heal. morals er. om a gta a “eale « owrns Pe yr , steam ew Ape. r —— ': ” ll —_ on ~ =——Nice YY — Bi. » i? _ _— | : - ths- $1 . 4 - —_ ? ." e: ° a-« Samia i da’ ” -lavre ar , LE : : roe. ~m ‘ . . . A ‘>er ' POTEX " in’ 5578 w ie . . an . = LTY _ SETS Png oa... Txr« nele ~e =" — ° - - RTY sHeE . > te $1as omes ATRT r z Gra co... : ; - : 4 ; ' q , XN - ae Tose tite rales. > ne bird. $2e@s. @ firs ee -RTY. SHEERAN. 72 ood floeere. tt ? tae! ‘, 3528— (hesinat =a tile bath New So =. furnace - Sidney 3529. Inquire . 189 ~ ~ ; ” ’ ; * ‘ z , ) had a ie ” a , e. re t “ nf Ne . i> bs We “th see .. “fushiek ieiess pe te =i Limdeli, 2161. ent ie 3. > - at ae J — A if _ fe: a ;

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: WEDNE ‘\DNES OCTOBER DAY... w Ww oAPTETAT : 3 | REAI | ae 5e = ESTATE -: — PROPERTY IS WANTE PROP’TY FOR SALE — D SES -:- APARTM — SOMEONE! ‘And he reads the @>e RB : Real USINESS PROPERTY .: Estate ads in these columns, Find -- FLATS ind him to --- BUNGAL wot aide. OWS POST-DISPAT | = COTTAGES AND FAI a O15. S15. $20 Peer 2 9,025 ver foot. OI BUNGALOWS AN + ah “+e COTTAGES. FLATS, APARTM'’ TS, FOR 2 tam ry PARTM’TS , FOR SALE, . RESID ENCES FOR SA Le aston. _ Caban y 4 SN APPY : BUN (5) | ‘Vinita P GALO" ~—2 Ie; ark, S OW | cim room pring & | dally goor; 50 a first fl Ja k | -———-- -_——— vy 8c j 650x165; oor; lar CKS( BI ah oe AL ESTATE RR sxe room encom | De ALew 4 Sous . CA 9567. ‘BISHOP 4- eat and 2 ate h beautiful f hardwood” ad nmame ts ee ae " RDs T+’ 128 Chen co nace; | mene. "4083 He perch: floors, “team Ball, | 505 BLE FLA forth hesthut st. TAGE eee ewly dec am heat. ' ANTE, elec \T—2 2922 Clayton a jectrie and ai tm room ee oe THONY SCHMITT ft BS seer > ana 3 —_—_— ew: $35 00 ‘ ~ se and ba live 4086 TRE a South mO. i1 Vement th ras. FL. 14, ¢ Internat 2. INY. | i US. Boyle conaits re ee lonal Life Bids. - DANDY F | ry aaa steps: rooms, fu w hittier, C 3874 LAT HOUAE ar Nv i fairly new: ban rg corner Ken- | pe WT ell-bull UTAH PLA USE — At er orth RESIDENOES Pee | mPTA Mase ts ae Sr a aes NOES FOR SA -| SBxipe. r: Eng, iso . rooms ios —— ANN. DOWL electric: } LK. 4. 6 LE 4 price eat: fri rior « ROC IN al South mete garage; lot, 97x 80000— 8730 + oe. Chestnu "RESIDENCE BARGAIN —~ | Residence DOUGHE! oln- DOWN, ATER water . Grand ARGA Fla Loans i ERTY a’ $50 HEAT, | heat; suit IN in REL MONTH. ANDERBO: able for See ts, A >. CO...” N-STOC erg gctor er and het/ partm ity pie S ty i p b | UBRMANN: ' | ts, Buildin u urits UP TO uildin perty and Office — Valin Ane UE AT © INTEREST coTT. A GE—T! he place for your ; © ildren : Wer -34 Wee x = - east of G 4 ravolse: -g 3200 —s 803 Chestnut. wut | Railroa fered. en Amount limited only by th e security of modern st ucco, 4 r - 3 ith, furnace, | Olly F -POLLA Olive 0544. 101'N One am Sth st. Central 802 tc HEMME 833. “*KLER R. kHERG lig LIGHT ING Ce —7 755 * onhomme: 7-roon ’ 7-room 7th E. . a and catent ate -_— —— VR ; $ S. Grand” the Rea IA Phone. | Esta hom ay, D advert BR bar 0 feet; Igr. ist Os. R pan co che BUL yo EA TY rner;; ‘re stnut. Oli L-SMITH 4 ml CO., 18 N. | to ge ny ve 896g. 5 , vem, | 90000: tore k start | Ol ( ) 100 : ur sel ed; « ive East St. Lo OG) | .0aF corms to ~~ pp ony 40 out ud With uls BU OKT OE .LES. 8, “421 churche 0x142: pi! lay = ri 3 livin 4 ALOW— 15 Vi * and “ce 053- ENEME av., Eas x roo 467; 5-roor rxinia. achool fro ‘ 55 NT t ms; n oom R g; rout, Mo BAR St. Louis, new, 24 rae pos odern in brick © iv. 161.) F, a J rocme, ntgom ery ; GAIN. Oe ie 08 | terms; session. ae sea roan Wallace av., 3 and 3 room and 6- aatie’ ‘family f! warwaee —(s} | SEE street Pots this place te immedi. | PURSE condition: ‘good’ fn water aoe. om | 2329 v; “PLATS” yy, eas E. co Kood oes 4 fy eetnie : 7 SERIA rooms. ens jj Fig S , egehenleniand Ay Bi. Soe # ct] 938° Magetate:,sinate, fs aireut RL ees, ay pA oy lon 0 4612 E: Ei} tle Gu he r 7 50 t. low BULL SM on eas Sy ie tr ge "és5i00 org . end elec / 4 (25 > te. dally ~ A eR > CO. cod orthweet LATS, $12. Saari | | 4827 geo and modern fn * not water 4087 EIG rR = @2 Ese make ~ a | — ON REAL ESTA wea ifornace, gam. rut and | COTTAGE —4- m.; Sund feet: vacant ‘on corner and pod lecation: bargain 4087 Bt. Fone FOU make, otter. . | STOP! Cstare Jenn 50; $750 ale ttaes | ost te “TO ay 10 to 2#0x86: shectrion soe ae echanen: 60} roome single ....,$10,7 reasenatio w= rdinand ee ee | LOOK A ings rd. , "eoah. a and | ete.: } er bath, om, well-b (eR0) 125 6; $3000 « rent $161 10 fiat 50 | Arsenal; all impreven aad 4 59 nable te 4 livin av.; 2-st 000 |. No. 31 K ND [STATE F r (04 Colfax 333) Wie. | bar arge jot e'ectric ullt fra y 500. HA cash. bal per mon * ad- | 261 rooms: single. 5 ae .. ©@ ——_. rm K room ory build brick ; RBenten LISTEN '! — x 3339. (ec) | 0 yet pric 3230x147 cemen me: has 07 N. B UuUSCHUL ance month th: lot 1 Baco all impro and ‘ 00 J. "BRO s and ga DE cod hardwood place; an 3E—hOxcx bi. OR EX irk Ae)! 5 mouthis’ $3300: fronting ted cellar. | . Broadway. TE REAL rx price | @ ele n: single: vermnents a 892 GET )ADERS rage; location: fioore. & modern 2 Sixx M CHA wood nt A ¥y will : only $1 3S otreete: ren CO 452 8 ctric , - 3 and 3 rooms: 7.20 1 Ke BUSY—_RA _ ON. 7 price on! very furnace; 7 -r00m partment: willn atlemally well ws pol Day |} 000 ete: ) 0., a Vimeaks “dine rooms, Q Sood nner] BAI 7th ot. |® y $6000; access! : opera stay Apa om or iy gel butt Pve-roomtet | Bee” BHF gt tc Your own hg9 Sou Jie | SIX-F INVESTMENT ‘820 rooms, baths, ‘ieesrie® ns 4.900 01 condition; Gwner ther Pear : bul! matt bric Stound th ,ern a 10t-water h city; 7 reo need and } modern; Garfield, 4707 4-30 Gia 4 and 5 nilles; rent 7,500 pen Mond TY CO., R. ont; term = N AGE LO y ' 6 cette with oe south and mit last yea Naty NE ale. 9 Bs sainbetett toe len non ms, hardwood See Moary eee 5 and (076) age gage ig: rooms. . « | THIN ~ lay evenini fi. " 901 Chee Main Tents esern: | EW AN DE Sina act oF quick: dec saoutiag mace ow eI EUGENE J poe yey thy weed alt Mt, seniielahs avtes ower 5, 26 a families. INK! 4: ni’ iDEN CES—Good — 916 YOR PARTMEN NG AGENC sale: ecoratio me age: si UGENE © echool feet fr ry mod- 6228 EGET} , at price $ ; h and e) upper 5 112€S, Five- 43] akiiieln a 00. but. ANTZ ENT .) onca: pt Nt Y, 3 @ much nes just ad ; | @ de = J. ALT} s and c ont; gar A Ea jor & V YUUU. ments; electric: al rooms oat room -s 4 L IN —-: | SIDE $8750. ad buy; (c3) F THE nay evenin 627 G this larger ho ded: ow eather iEIMER ar lines. age; aston avy ATTERC month - tot 60x12 °F a 1 improv te : ion, impr r ick. fin 4 TON BUTHAM. ; large; ce! INS ; revels term one: it's vacant: and has has b= eR, 517 Che See 4 A RARE ENVESTiENT * 837 | * ie = ; rent S140 ain; $200 ovements in conditi« : beer ee + $5800. it = 1TH Cc ; to sell IE i. B.A. THOMPSON I aint reas | § mm 2-ROOM F RAMEN 1" 4119-20 |. Newstead: iNT OF Fak tonne call tor cards to inepect ® escel REAL eS of in, paid tor: Big: pars : eens) eae Cab. 1098. Se AND CHESTNUT ST. E CO. | ® ‘ j j zs - SSIDF M4 rice S55 a | _ABBO Bote” esta 4. oy ICISCU s ArA J. aa, . shectric to reasonable rental $414 ‘each, Rn ay.: -; 614 y tS co e Guaranty Sane ENCE — ted and ) sf kop] Te) ie FORE Sbioan maar ity City ~_ Hot-Water ile CO. 804 aaa, | ouve see eretn east sat ae. FLAT Southwest anpaee | RESIDEN “= North west ds. 8150.0 4B R500 xg, 12, room wi}! Two Xx | Re _ 725 Hestnut. 10 AL uickl —-450 | —— 72 RES bar s, | | as Buver: Chasing gmt rege at Michiga eat—C ee ee ESTATE GO ~AT—4800-11 — sito. 32 720, Ash RESIDENC gain. Olive e y acaah . uv yard with fru! tile bath. aa i wsPEr undead 6 room ottage | th st. E Co., cone” oe tile b Mancheste 0: tc = land; x | lot 30 E—4200 Olive 10na miting \ ers rea) t and shade 2 tolle SPERMAN price $656 doub! AB Central na’ rent s ath, furn r; 4-fa RESID at. hasdweea'? ob x200 f Finne ts. ae SEMAN $6500 e brick NER 302. 2160. ace; Wo mily; 3 ENC wood = alance eet; 7 #0 (4) | | m STIAN on, so buy 4 a er home. On! trees; look fine | ; and sho rage: dee large av.: 7 i, 8 and wo reong hot ood floors ower also ‘7. iF. Olivo ADS bt eae 2 ea aS floor; built Siz reoms, | ean See ae ottac arate a ee eee | BLE FL Chest. | th st. Ce Co, would opine Gietet “ns » Bios ping po eil- mal manship. -water h through . additi e Rn , chines yo moder | “age bat half ace Ff’ © eam- res; } room AT ( . ntral 5 Oo like t trict ools, roh; | || le p. O eat. out : RN, “Central Than : soot wher: garage nD one | wil 11 Meets - and elec tery. 4-room - FRANCISCT ey, “Murphy ron nn Ba sentene i 8 7. 000—WEST SS OCS: South | 5068. (e5) REONE &@R G Srinea wine + pehurches | | i payment; Pie today. In fact only th be ba a ows, Cotta LLM av, ne Webster > ~» (7 R (e4 cash, bargain. _ avols, 4.4 ¥! fl 5059 7 room. ee room At a b _ to 4. y $1000 42 Se | 22 | Ches nce; le Re | eee os nelider ome Se tenn rchas- “ ry fine stucco N ACE . | FLAT—G 1. Olive nS modern, $1 Sit 600” JOD Page. 1. See Dema- ~atare. and a bargain: | 171 (2) | 7 Yr sow PAGE— stnut. nut. Olive. ty | ms a Es wernt of. to $12, 0007 hi : ; f gun room, 2 Colonial: | - EAR + A VY. , halt 00d 7-roo 50. _ H 12,500 Parkvie 1c4) | McOA electric, 3 N. 13 SMIT ree an $1500 « 163. (c6) ¥ Cc | ee 00 and . n beaut . = porch 6 roo ' LEV if cash. R m mod W Ow n w Di.; a ) —-— at. NN- Db tw wo- th 4-5 SMITH, 722 Car gar CASH ‘HES ; ‘ Po st 3)! BHU . half sun block iful Gi es; all ma |. Beautif ELAN YLaT-— __ Box M- ery fi SERWitee dats ; 5-6 — | HOU OWLING i1a0° On 732 ‘Chestnut Gites TNUT “| Box 7 Sta untry Club. Lock wood ustin av... Witt and ‘oun matt bric IGH — porches, $2 McRee, doubl, -Dispatch. “1 0. | FLAT Title Gu ar tie: clo ee 4219 W Chest. | 9 room 1 ROMAINE 8963 ULL- Ess PROP’TY r ess P ‘er a eae , Bente B. D. Jobn. 1 West: | bard modern fixtures k bungal FLAT 500 cash. le 3. modern 1 100) | —1964 A ranty Bid Bohael: te rien aish. 4 c4) | _CHAU Ss; owner ie — e578 (e) F . rope LR dete root, kc a wibeatt sane People’s bea wood floors. larg. ‘one floor; tite Yath, Lt re Olive 81602 each; 60 feet. tile bath, lg. | BP. RIE. 7S i roome and NCEY P. HEA) a ' OR one) : ) } = ¢ edi ly. e #1 ok, nee StAy Pi... “s - . = F 2 meas >= ng a at-| P. H get of Se ge fe Shite So mig saps Rha eet cia eats it abe tg Gr oat at aan ay, HORA CasTe faa TE Tats ay oS ae Dn Fe can, | ALLA ois: tr LOANS ON REZ | io ' store ay Cas 3 ; This ia rove: large , oaern, E ) T S : 5 n Cle, . Cc osets tT; ¥ LAT ‘ efferson e ive O44 AC K ermns, | nace » . I " CO, 4435 yY or rood ‘ rooms ING, om ut Bo sacrifi “6 : cation rea ahd a. i aie euickiy. ee REM ‘a. My = to "sosbo, WE AVE PRIN ROP. 6it huand High and mgr Rea — BA. | gure tbek at S Sth st. Con TATE, £O ine and al Dn ar red POU 'GHERT double earaas: tts bai arg 3646. eet er indore ; fully equi Money ° ‘Se TT. ESsT4 a — «3 owner, ted BLEY- WI ous ».| fram under con ) Che ; : sy tern sel) 5] cut. d Page, ntrel 302 | For made; 1 receptio ur. | 4550 E pri has PRO ation c¢ Low e ed 7 Box LSON to : e bun const stnut 5) | FL is. Cal at once; 4 ouble 5-6. m (cer) | —2._F. price a 50 ft mn hall; | EVANS—C CO. 3 Ch 10 PERTY— all St rat M Apart of) | ct ree ae Wobster| every “respect clo Nagel tion, kh .= A T—882 Seo. all owner, aS. | 985 500. Aeon het © woes modern through | wages er RIe RE 1 ge, Sag west of Bevo) nnvessetm Prick homme ia Shetee — bualt ‘6a be sold thie rei CHRISTIAN 44 ° s one sc — tments w bernood: a ones int ie baths, hot-w | this will —_ be oe street modern in buy. ae neee: a rooms. sin (04) | Nive 1437 a witater a’ and oe one bath: bar 7e--1108 a 18 4435 Gravois, lo WOLF-PO barga yome., furnace, CASH Sighway. G. wr Don irugeees Gra RI> P n = cash buyers for ai anted ey MARTIN aes + BAe, ey neigh coomeiaan will An Saat $1000 ¢ anc | FLA Wyoming. O34 Lipp ge 7 : ae! | FLAT—1i 320 oo Xt st amare CO». 42 atinee terms.” Viet . eS fo AOk a rT. aaa afte 20 6 B ze T Ww, es ing | “ sit : propert ypes: for negle and jn at OL - RE e or particu- ormation, see proud of. , cozy home ash; na T—3464 Gi nev 2020. 2 ew ERS ay ‘wood ¢l emple ae ; ntral 5083. Sev 40 BLAIN a ctor a0is. x CASH BI : th et at ATE OO | ats: good 8. road w rm hy Do yY (cd) slor y wit Quick \ GorED: Olive 417 wack o am A. # For fu and ~ areges. lies, sing!) yr te Page bb). ors. ttle b -fam! ly. ~ & RT” bea roor E—PRIC eee 4) 4 ice 6-r . BUYS ntrel 2./ conditior St store 2 ow N ; Mileee ae ee results, 4 EDO 0. 712 MAY rther in- | cee ewer Vat. 4) 1... WOL | term aths. furnac ané 6; | ————™ na. _ bot- a a} | =. woes Wis SYRKS BE Di $1000 cash. Ol a pric e. © ne or um re lar r BI ~ ~~ cs hest- | ER R ii- re 10. vacant. réwood f) | yt KF -PC iL L BS; act a urnaces: ITH, "On Water h — garage, k hou ANS A ge, lice a olive ve 0 ; : Vi rite rate ee. 2 a, 732— EA FLAT— Mod A cere, | eee ACK REAL E k; $1; gust et, ¢2% Che -. paperir lot 16 se, with . 41 SE ; REALT ve 5320. escription . — + 5 roo (c53x) | Open 4612 LTY Mod gent, 32°8 | e B544. 10) -cAL $13.00 5-RO stnut. at ig but 5 ft. d bat 16 8. NG CON Y sig end wot ey nn Fe Gaily Gravot CO. |. 2880" odern, 2-f 226 | FLAT— LN. 8th ESTATE CO., First-c OM HO ilve 896 {Geen tan taepect, aa my 4 , elea- | Zoom Grand ; FLA iB D AN __ 700 Titl AND TD want ern: ne | D- till 8 S ay. 232 e for 2 armillr (4) Double: sth at. Cel Ct OD.. ra. las@e c : Sy 33. (06) | 407, | a napect. at $385 ; need’ so 2 flat: b beautif “or D ‘THIR . AN offer. ar p. 2329 \ aH machi . hot- >) m ; 1 Central 302.ic?7 ge: 43: onditi $5000 122 € SAM 0. me : 2-car un vl, i @uic Guaranty Bid CO.., [torn mas of W Phone | m.; Sunday 10 | _ HEN? RYE i nes, excelient te heat, $18,500: Murph y xx, Hamilton. ——— zee? GIRALDIN’ Connecticut furnace — poe Chestnut. CEL LIEBERT. have 919. “~~ type: ae and 6 Br, t 80 services. Bas iR ) DE F esid &. 106) omes: price ebster to gy | FLA [EMEN ocation: | Sing rents $2 strictly ana 58 @ ROO BROS. . st at; ga- 6i4a c Reor C 3 will co to last water heat; b} = ences | Wan LE GROVES ge $1800 to $45. sale South (c80) AT —365 52-52 Fai Z. 614 Chestnovt ‘oe am og 13xx “1. mgm gp yy $450 cr BATH “AS i 0., 813 C h = Bag 2 oe AY. (cb) ae EY P. HEATH « A today ; Citve ie afl? and 0) 7 gS Wid ted our Y-WiLso Goo, | BUN uthwe | 500; tile baths, hot: ar ot. | Sane month: price 95: and 6 terme. 50 cash | ND ELECTS eetnut.| Seilent con: ey re IGHT MAN H» 815 . Cathe —Sultable ey! - EE gt. (cB) UNGALOW —520 st | ad tate tor water ve and five | B REALTY, 203 A pr uilding to be pai nice att CCTRIC, $6500 | brary: a aiitiont naan sidence; | | T MANU _Cheatnut. ~- us ~305 . ral Part for a ebster and & 1 Co— =| parti hardwe 12 Lalo S KOLLAB- oo i heat; ip? et 205 Wa! easy. : e ondition. painted ached br y; term mn; near h! oors; all arge" HAVE FACT 7 \ + ‘ Pp sh 14 Kirkwe aq | Particular 10d L100 r . FLAT— LUP ine ee nwright. Olf Loo and ick ho | On ca 8 al - zh in ex- BUI E FO T ~ 4 pret: Sea rkwood prop: _ming. Sid LIPP & & firnace eat? tile oS ee be McKe FER. iiss ec | _ sin 4712-18 a. "KO & beam > WHYMAN, 407, 7 1009-11- wt oe es ST 1A 8 ‘sunseadion or ana i. § Ly ang et ot \CTURING LON E "6 AL E 2. __ frame e sang vo $in00 cB, Di inev 202U. EWEne” Sank We! oe eee oe an. beaut em ays. Bp Bag gg Ps Washingt (CBS) - , 722 Chestnut 8. 13th st. fore. LOUIS TRUST CO. IE ny NERRAS] AND BATH STEAM 7 BRICK ST ottag ; REC 545 Wyo I ‘ower brick g ul 5 oors , other 4-8 r ington), 2 ut st. Oli ‘UST C emise N KA , ABOV AT ATE 7900 lot 100x1 r) Three bh ? T FROM yo sWEn mean 4 y £o20,| tne inve 20 hand * income » BS- , 722 C r lot &9xl nace; elec tion; 9 x145; fi AUTO R FOR A THIS OuT- e K .. fer ee to S| Mie t premise. nace heat: ¢: tile ba fo jsh: hard rooms: bird’ icé) ment. Olf le with $35 _ $4050; hestnut. x125. | ara tric, : rooms ne home; TERMS EPAIR MACHINE roe al cs M. ~ Pineeee Sia : — n rshall 120L. _ #, 5860 Titers oe ee 30°7 Gra x rte | ficers, he hooks mavie| WE I live 8150, ba weeny arenes 4171 71 SHENANDOA Olive — | OH ge and workehop 0 me: bath: Re mas a SEALY On rg eR BR. oy as | - mpany — | « — al st. Ph . Gravois s } , 7 sntral 612 w ; ‘Me 6107 waste 10uth and Del- streeeee —- ne, $3160: oP | |e! 7163 Dev sTtC SO GOTT Phone -ter 2 115 § i new: price $12 pase ea, a ay aan = gente ta Ps OAH AV —JU — aio | be “AKE @ BRO 616 Oh ne ee anaith 3997 Nic SEBASTIAN p d Loan Corres ster © easton, Cab. 19 motera wur roome any pri cem reav.. Li AGE ; ra on on. Sidney 2 Real. lot 7O-ft. fr me t $7000 apartme) : @i13 MECKE ge: askin ile bath, ED aca estnut st. . D 8T rude pondent oe orn ° 8. th) , niece lot: and b . | ce $2 50 enter b inden wood : rooms f c n on, ey 243 30. rE c , ee a.. outs le xt # RE g $8000 furnac nt——/I ntial 1 I er B ; — aul k ; new; ath: stric ment 0; $3 agement: : 5 bat iret f Shena __{e7 ROR JETH: Harry rooms: | ——— _ 604 ALTY 1! 0. For © ©, mmedi (cB) | _ ri ies, to argain cK saie, price and a s. TONY 00 dow mt: lot 6 ooms, th. fur? loor. ve ndoah oP C2) ome a £E Fr & VAT Fishe coms; Federal R NVESTMEN ard, AME late P w | | suran cation: fat? + ont SIoUsE- * call Cabany terme | 2nd Arsena! HURinuLN =O fae, | #995 She sagt dain Aaa ame av.. five 5555 amen 5 2 TEROT ss = eserve B ENT CO ,. 420 Mel S PL. RE ossession | RE est of A ce © mt: Gaceatne Fe Pah reom Oppers y ido | $f 282. oy ogg E- grag pay- 50 en eae le brick garage floor R CLEME Cabany 83 A good 7 34283 VIS ank Bidg. | bathe. m oo coe SIDENCE a | ee pullding a18 Ea 804 merice ¥ Fore Bain: ow w ime ave.: as nity for — CR) | iT. Grand cor. Grand Gran . . F’. DICK Appiy arage. See RI enta S204 a | ‘NG__RINGI 8376 > nace - 7-room b an! mw Acca trem. = dew eae class cond ern doub! residence: 9 } tn - furn ston; 5 roo | C HES _Forest 6714 ner leaving for h loy *r near car 1! ork! mn md AT ty - i 4019. Y id I 4d €20. Vict MANN E a e LV ‘EMITH. a all mod NGLE or At m1 , large bath rick resi aoe yme 7 ition: wil e brick : rooms, e | y modern: f ace: two- ms above: " TNUT | city Ww easton. Ga ne, $2400, 4: M HE RI e LAT—A barga or 38 we. OO &-YAMILY A’ 722 Chestnut $5000 & bargain for electri dence; new | PUESE Open ill take sin garage; first- gain; $13 nah Reaendeers ies aa new | T ST. bese Ve ge mtgny 18: “$500. 64) odern 1 RIG | too bargal - 3123 os nm ¥Y APA stnut. Olive cash. | ons KORTE REALT ic; lot 30x132; fur- | SER RE CO. d ato f Mat rst-| WOLF 500 on; as @; strict- South __ (c t re cheap 0 cottag® ~ 183. ‘@®) |) on bungalow, r HT PRIC E bath 8 second ate: 5 —— ee ff, Grané, ate Leland ARTMENT, rw S963 (06) Olive 1437 E REALTY & Von 132; this _ Olive : 4085." Ce cO.., 206 'T to in part | OO bE TOLLACE B y terms; bar- | __ MONEY \ et a ET rr as i rees ; ro! at, b ’ ay.: ms. §& dquble loors, tt ITH. «22 Chest 7O00 cash ; ROOMS, BA th st. Centr : = JL N. Sth CO., rust «Very ween Ta LoaAD A H ow as price $5 it; lot 42’ utier's Jos. | ee “4215 brick le | i: 3xx nut. Ol Only S800 | —— al | 5063. "TIF U | FLA st. Ce or sal ery mood ft and LOT - Easton a & VATTE! ’ $5000: es 2'11"' fro pantry Gran " Fr. DICKM Hartford garage: 5 and 6 ¢ L ‘ARA ae ve 8983.6 at nly $500 ec H, FURNA . (e3) i L HOM 4 T—5367 Ba ntral 303. - __ JsOHN H ° Call us Ciret a ae RT ¥ beethoven; oe fe egg 1 Ss. Ww. a TE gg RB ye nt; esha | S20; Victor 38: st. Apply SRhoO cach” THO} —$i0.00 3.09) Sane ash and $4 CE—$4500 5463 3 E cellent co ston; st (e7 FIRST. ABRO naeeas — > REAL will We ha RUNGALOW any 8376 Gr Co URLEMA show y r 38..31: , 8179 ash. THO le poreh aa -win 7-room bric! 0 mo 12 ro [API | . Unio ndition ; ore, f) , DEED het. ”. | 704 TY AN ve a A Ss (o4) rand 40 r. Grand ~~ w. you. ‘Frar v 3 S Gr Easto MAS \¥ zood eondit ns y (just rick ho 4 nthiy : i v ems, % iB n and E furna at above ed ~ oOFr TRI’ : f Russe} ND INV _ the bes new 4-r« ro T\ ons 19. and A 4: 40°3 B and. Zaston. Fores R RADY ion: Yh a north of use at nice; ood flog > baths. } ae 200. aston: ce: gar ©: ex | .¥ed _ Shou st. fr ERS. | weil. Cent v. l bu tvhome locatio bunga! | —— reentl, 24 ff | ; modern otanical t 6) CABANNE A t Sonu. TY & SOK. janes Gan ane f Park av.); 1416 8. | BiretioP Se” er See ee | ; terme; real Rateeims $3000 poe poe fou As For IRS, ATTE rol TE only $500 down: it th nrgg ry haan Vietor : $BRO0: card | excellent | wo-family ; hae B 7 E AV. SIN (eh) , 722 eAMUnL. Linen ; electric: ‘Bi HOP ot gfe - ~ oP hapay eat, hard- | ouv POLLA ; real bargain; DE x P2768 iy hela arena’, prs 3ET down: count ___Y ator 361 Ww rd nece location; rig! 8 aad | y and 10 $LE F Chestnu UEL LI parga! Ol REAL ae ake 8«sma — Y 9o44. CK RE Bol i! ‘EED of a ih . choic SN TION GE! HOFF mn; it # y: it tsi Stor se8. OLF-F* ssary. n; right ‘DO ‘¢ roome: ‘LAT 8 nut. EBERT, n. To live 966 TY co. 73 ller 101 N aL EST LIER " rust ' +. lows and stucce o a _ S VATTEROIT. ~ BUNGALOW— West 1. ove 9544. 101 3 price, ‘DOUGHER’ h side driveway. ROOMS, Room 407 : « 722 Ch N. Sth ATE CO., 2 R. 4215 Virginie. I sete: owe and stud nt #uit | a EROIT. sALOW—) 644. 1 _ REAL TY &. veway. odern; s BATH & EL are | a estaut | HERI se. Ce rT rey rainis._ worth a ‘well heap ouee cottages. ted ‘BUNGALO aca (es) By SF, “comnt modern; W ee O1 'N. Sth et. Central 802. | 4000 “block Outre cer ik Est Chestnu bu $450 cath bare ice ELECTRIC— 43500. 10 16 BEVERLY PI - | 13106-08 caston Sat ok ~— 3 Pox ebe io So ee re if rover , jons: ws EE : Vete rst ortabie est 4b 1 vane rea! 02. heat: lo Oliv STM ut. conditio a painted ned bri | with 8. rock ; rear on; 2 ANT. per c . t rade nent ; will A owr loor ; size nd: den: 5 al ba ; lot & ive st.. EN’ fon; lo and ck h all ¢t fro 4. . must stor OFYE . section + at Bt ‘art ay hen fin- SGiNGA For nS COTTAGES Bl SGaLae ox Pp. 140. Post cvneet and sleovine rooms a near Sh (c77) | PRANK J. ERIC will sel 4 PL. famili Nag steam a eet. ote at o18-2n a2 eed .arge gun 2 best a ee corner _ CHAUNC ay, askin S10. flats, cot . Oliv t! {ities SEBASTION” RE ad improrss a ea Sale ES Foon n ae 34 Cie ~ Post- Dis 8; pri- Sloors. WS ge - ee A os. Ger. | 4-FAMILY ucK RECO 1 iT HYMAN, rye Oe bargai: La Salle we nd athean ta three teu! “improvements: | 64 STORES KASbTON Ah aan ce yage Giive 27 Cen ore. St. hon SALTY >, = 4 n modem; nic * oms & ) fis bh, furne one f: on = =. ——— | a “on! ureece. oor; hard ~ ain 8675-77 1 GAIN: NE wright Bl. | i, tha Chestnut. ©! loca ot $$x1 50; mos architect u; spiend in 31-33- 35 ‘ON AND Chestant. Be... e Grand ata ie For ee " and bath: etrictir | xtures; le > hard r; large ~y1 five- ppiy wos. F $12.000: ubdle garage; ws goer: 50 x226; rent doub! AR “GRAND TO — . Olive 850 | tion: attractt most des tecture of id | flate; 50x Easton TAY 7 tru e have 14 | latter 6 Sees ps : price ; strictly _monthly large lot dwood f ne ftie: tile Grand ¢ . Fr. DpICK Can arra e; tome f WL, x2°25: rent je 5 a : 2 WER G n aeer 0. | HENRY t pri (rable W the ren 7 150: bri ayv.: 3 st for ae\eral _ West met ae aie, call Cat and tern ++ small loors; elec 20, Vict KMANN RP terms | on slags SB POLLACK $2280; ter nd 6: fur- 871 Ju ROVE HEIGH (oh) | Main 67 tY HIEMENZ. panty ay Rhyl End $5000 pe ck gara stores a perfec sale in « ru pene ~ , any 14 ay - is ih payment tric an ee icitor 88. 3° /> R. Ee. e 544 1 K REAI ™ms, $14. 5 possess! niata. 8 GHTSs i aale Cen ++ Z REAL, T y card. TOLF- ' r year ; gen for 10 6 D t Ge. mou x iTh—_ _ 5s7Tw. | 084: I-POIN . balance 1°22 S. CO O1 N. 8 L ESTA’ 00. . ow on cal roome e tral 8 Y c.. Ov ~LLAC real b cars: ETERIN wr i i? ' é « = SRS we SRS . >} San BR TE sR oo SH AW A Grand. j _ real 4 th s* Ce I FF ¢ “1? ner wi! 1 be a . bath . E AUT ‘ 614 6 9544. ne REA argain; et AG urance to i Hpace aoe - BUNGALOT Nort es CHAUN onita;*7 1 UNGALO ee. 41xx; av, Sh ~ | nice | and 6 r ntral 302. (c7T today . now rranged: pri furnace; oe IFUL N Chestnut, 101 N L ESTAT soe ws. | "Ope CY, fac | ‘ ~~? ‘AR It er li ouin, : 80. 900 GALOW— h 2 ie: NCEY a i pmes.: til ™ garage 5 and oO roo NGLE FI (c76) | Fo lot, strictiy oom f lat M 2 (Csi) JOR. ca A ba you ee Ry ca right: ’ 7031 Cla EW H — e+ 8th st. Cc E CO., 4 2 Nionde 7 Ora 4 Jus urn” wa 42:53 —5 rooms; RE HEATH, § bath; $1 | DOU price $13.800.. ste nah F | Hor card of y modern: exe urphy bed _FDICKM ts Bee this ets su yton. 7 lar (OUSE | BA ianeeia ‘entra! (0 Me WANT x evening o 7 VY. ®05 ter; @ Vv Ashiand ms; v Balar ENTS $3 H, S15 4000':- GHEF am heat; KO adrniss! ; excelien: Ss, | . ANN R this eh n room, h arge rooms, | 823 RGAIN i n or ED, MO : . 205 W ee meats Se strictly — Balance mofi 3180, Chestn: RTY RE double | Olly oTm REALTY & LOA location t. FB. CO.. 6 hg ey o 329 WHILE will be lady wi f we rset, ra TiUNGA er, suite 6 4. V. Stins moder. canets everytt thiy, b $6000 CA c. i 4 DOUBLE 1 a (ae co., 803 Dive 1437. 166 ‘ALTY & PORN & ae IDE ' 23 Chestn crystal — room. velo t. ttle 1 eles. | eet batid De Balivi VACANT. good interested th’ $1000 | , near E (c83) “ GALOWS. vo Linée!]) son. 6U6 N. a ay i r) ythi be 4 fi uys new _* SH, 7 on 066, 4102 o Lt FL ATS 7 ar 93 Chestnut T Pr — , _N R: n st JAN ‘ ve No 4 TAL HON - tut, ter . ixtures, t os cbut vath and po toa BD a ing; ma ere av., with first mo in Ey 8 or " 4 201. Tee uclid; easy roome Ty Ci 7366 ta 202 4 h nest: leas usiness bull4- ,rooms. ti McRe» = INVESTMENT. \OUBL . Central 506 attlo: 169 Flora: , [E | Par n top of bl e: newest | 4°" ting plant rble fr stores, fire. | best ban rtgages. & their MB. Se Che y ae each o-1LT N. Ne ° o4) ovteau T ADO ; to yal rent $2 ile baths new « ENT. E F I of 3 (c3) hh ic; hard lora; 9 open ivi . 3 L vlock se. cones rticula nts; #™m onts; e-' aU k ref r= \e ny - { heatn , tur tile News | } Trust LPH resports!b) t S28R0 a. hard _ double 373 sAT. } co) heat; rawood ooms on pr w gut- | MAR ars, all eeparat ARA er@ne ri Euclid it. Main 00. race, eo] baths tead: ne “4-RO ist Bid "HOE FI ble DOU tey iwood f fintse. & ® 1-3 Pag 5 ARG A neat; brick floors and fi and fini iM emises — = IN OLIAN cash pa eo; NTEED ¢ os. ) ream)! and W one GEO. A $2500 «- ectric: b i. bn relies W ler OM MO Grand &¢ ~R, ai SHERTY ‘SE fioors. furnac sand electric e bi.. four 38-r ' IN 0x173: garage fo nd finish: h geet cMENAMY , Dligne i 2 est | nut st. O AN "FP EALT yment. well-secured first tga he TAN REAL good est Pi Prorat A. BLATE meh; get ig iotes: $ wood block ge loft war area CO 1. (c8BO) IEE AN. — oes; EA pric - rigit S-room flats. Louse: , beautifu! r threey m x ot-water Linde! 2 tative : live 6177 Y co - bos yey val city TALI | terme. . | COTTAGE—a/ RY, f B1lc keve fro SoVv, = Mary a age ‘fi TTAG | . >> On & STON-TA . bath '; barge locatio a hines ; | Nod o . «» 712 c 00 ve; @ pr v ‘et 17 Y iv ~—4e see i | , A ‘ I pe ™ ] Fis = ay. - rT one only Saag" oper 000; after 4 m effi Sa piante. ane in| re oo ale Thi. ey » A » “ ‘ ( ‘hestn . di i, 7 - 7 hot-w th: ham au tank: ” rnachin us wat c nt4, 4 oT TT AN 4 » e.: ] “4 din te iclencr: eun par] gon nt "$210: ep) ine . f 4 roo 4. iF snamniguens ges, r z are: ow? eter hea m- to: Doe! ghep lar es: unde er | ventral 649 — L INV aa PR. i r: aleo 4 erge etor ia (s) »p sale. F a real rior; ood ance ¢ 210: price rch: ‘ ms. §-room AMIL wane ER LAP FRANCISC er bul t: ga- '75x° water h ge enou rground | 40 re ‘pl NY. xt — TRUaT 3 , ew ORL No >} FL. Ge) = ba and | @ tert $17.75 doubl m 415% Y ANCISCUS . ifidin x215; eat ir gh t GARF’ ae ie cp. pater 5M f mont sear: lanes. let. ith three” wih bar ree Avro font) ate imme- | jos. F DICK foday. $3000 cash. bal gts chennai 4¢f 2 “ - r \ R REALTY GO. © end bse ‘3048 Cabanne Eh Saliinen: ground RFIRLD, 48 24 floo “Ys Oliv ; CHAI "sect fii pelt ike | ’ AE oatt °° ori ~~ , ot , bards —New 5 deb ted: rental $i has wa CK MANN a.- 240 per n ute steam he iats, rooms, ¢ J e - “heetnut anne. remrula is is a real OTTO TI ectri= Light oor, 4 room sme STIAN' tf ah ; ek REALT quick P ood f! room ee eee 500; RE. C A ome at, lot 45x100; ile al O ; | A r_com L00 ETJENS, 72 ns, bath, 619 Nidx« KALTY . ele F. Oh oors, h bridk: t! ar farm T7500: wi price e613 0 a FXT 623 o.. XD ER a. i ; ve « 5 5! 5! a RAK “ny. ’ lot nee ony ) LA eR WwW le béorrac _PETERS nneriy —— tik ged office. ent shape; UBLE F O., 614 C only. | DERSON- we ca CKLER - EWELL. | be 830x700 Finn 423-24 4 ig Enos. Ft . AG aSON R._ ey u roon a i || Races, entire: 2 aY., ¥ Too ” 3 FLAT | TY Chestnut. | STOCKE- walt). 7th a R.' EB. CO., 118 N. Se lance ! {t.; pric . 7 rooms, ba Title G Fin FAGE—5349 20._ Cab bath? | Prive reas oo et oe 3017 Mi INVES ) ieee BUERMAN = nd Chestnut venth st information emait month $1000 bath; uaranty Bids. Ol : electric Cote i “so0any K45. mable 7; rents .$ th. 4 fur- hardwoo emi: new _ TMEN 808 Ch N, LS sts. AMES PL ° ‘RES! ation call month! canh, | CO. nee ; . furn r! 2 | Be JORDAN ise m | ger © tee fiat. 4- ge yee T | estnut. (cT7 ACE IDEN( Lindell 18 yments. ty —— pri ace h ante; 5 pom DAN enth; eens, 8. til fam! , ut. (cT7) RESID CE Gel! RAT! Rcierkiine, te Oe: eat; gar room 403, 810 REALT ch. DOUG es, e bathe. ly. & rooms, | COR. oe re tae = 6641 ENCE 2413 Bern: hi £O.—O ms FOR AG SIMITZ RK. E. age for : Chesnut J HERTY. Ss irie ani $ ane autsere: | “ BELT AN | -- =I | with ev Waterman: price residence, ernard st. ic0*) | Benoist " faret a Mgmt _CO.. 100 7 N ive 13 | ¥-SHEEHAN._ 19.5 ers, | room nd-new 4-fam DW a cept HY aaa: convenien 8 rooms, | e $3500. & rented to a good 7- “Tag, , Oth ant aeeyere RENT , Poa erty” av. 4-room brick | 4NeW Double ek en) | * Ne ROOM #1 Ghent ot me. | Ecosse Mur steam Di * AND WELLS ionally 4) win _— $862" caStna 1 gefaamiten: | MONTEY pi ad" Pind Sain 9 ~s i.: r TT : wD 50 : rick. "lxx | t ' Al 412: | $5000 ¢ y beds: ‘ 1] . - H ° NER- ' 8710 — t. con to calars — EAL easonable tet ouve 344 rx rice: $4800. east of Sarier. sep weaned a ~ ibe Soeehs roy Fy) GRAND AT CLYDE hy TP “83120. on LW? | | 7022 a... GRANT-BELL ree: ‘price 84 3. Pg he aT (c*3) fidential. | 4 . . on Pparat | ' > f ‘ year: || e Ch “9 , »9™ we . i ig Tt On TS aa me MODERN BONG ALOV ennai 305 #7) | ™ sixx Mok ‘smteain beat: Tent $200 [oany. © STEPHEN that “would cost to build jen ihe 5.708 Senin. | 3628 CASTLEM i aT Sine 1008, | — a7 o rsAb00; offer wanted en MONEY TO Le ldo, ~ ee imp 260 feet west of PS. Set tee 5179 East year THOS} See eee | ape ECKEZ vl bbe CGhebeuen ear; down. | sell ‘and we. wai ea his ie a a ee me ‘mine Tesune senutifel, part | == information © iLueas: lot 108x138 cor- sc | 419 SS. JEF eet i overlo Rr. reved f est of J Ol bux SAE on re Ss McCRA on rent _ 5 & } im YDT- Cown- MAR aS an off ow he - porch; a! oomea. t¥o park «To call Lind x138 - c 7° 6) F producti oking depot t La BALAUF a7 busi ennings rd.; °616 rest P20. DY @ SON. | jroadway. EARICKR&O TIN & PANG says wived of 4 so brick bathrooma unde} %65 FO dell 1880 feet: 6 kr ER pasture e¢ laamy til o Pr’. 47°7 , ness. Fer 7 ¢ | Single {) STODDARD ' SIN oe 5001 NX. | Phone c STR2Z3A D NGBURN highest po ot th and ms gy cottage s.eep- lot 53 Washin R ALE ——- -- - . «Ff CBO) | Oe cash and s SON » oh es valuable we abadie. F rice ; Water, b at. brick, § ST.— $2: ____(c5) | 1 GLE F Gravois. _| Phone Cabany py ggg oe Park. nay t th the cit th, hot-wate com- | 517 price for gton; 16-room ——-j la Ganty , 50 per mo » ber relies: hea. plu che Bunga’ RON ; orest | Oniy «9° asement, etc 3 and 3 — ~~ 14 an have sev “ L ATS — | any ¢800 or Dei 3531 _ tion by ity; opposite r heat; | 7 IAsberty © quick sale houee: 5 i. /™" roome -story »b nth; price me, 3 FL a | y $2: . @te.; 465 eral si : r Delmar 812 ho Flora Court appoint Reserv “BR entra! Trust $16.000.° 0-ft. | CA 4 bath rick ree only se poultry good b- + mn 4 reo! IRISSANT __ (08) | JOHN 2 0) Terr rent per ooms, AK Side . and 6 singie f) » G AE en. fr + use. with ourt: bes: ment. oir | ec KS STO uet Bide RIAN a ). idence, ciled ew ang tenant ent; 2 me, bath, N.S. BLAKE ~~ month £3 | offs all in RA ge 4 and | #7 2 GOOD _ —. improved ey any | Bg dA jot how ' MUST 15 c heetnut at. i FRANK ow r gg nn ll at uth =n Bh M4 e, pz ' Wash BUS Very ee 24 a ocation, near gare: “23 at Fg od. $750 Mh. -room flat fo } fasta Co RADE DP Met Fe acto Po a | ar ol ST BE SOLD Ss | —Phers rent SST ta vive sie ing rte hon nal fine, ukt Coloaial hom | THE Genet ats “olive S600. month MASE NS? Saad OS | adie. Fore 5 ad os | AO? co furnaces, | ' eg we $23 | improv large Itvt some. @ | AL RE ’ 7 City M oresy | Pan or os yoo EW D 7 Hartford {— ~~» ete FB. 3,000. Me provements ing Toon 8 good as #15 N. 2 ENTS $486—P ° - ainnie eb) S172 ioe aiine S-reom om flats | 350 OU BL. — >: + ught for $18 S28K0 coms, sepa . LONGFE 1: all the lat- | Som N. 20th st ° PaICH eauee— | 4 "NG So “|p oS per —— 3-room fist 26 and Fent- | bath 1-05 Mag E FLAT tor service .000 tod vw gee. © pate | Seer, Cover GFE Li OW t- | ant oe electric cor. alle ey: ‘ 6 wees Aw. y utr roperty ie } a — The ata. renti ~8 8 | hea s. hardw ~~ ay.: Ss M to furnish ay. 20 heat Oo _— be sound anu = , vt lendid BI. JO a. . tric, toilet, ys two-story 100. in any core f brick, at Hi-Point ee. a STON-T. Sort wants of above ANTHONY RCH Mt fur ser “indivias aT i tlle | Phone C AEDT ASA PANGBURN Cans io 50x12 avery low pri vimprovementa: house: es ® "BLAKE & BRO. Te ten Biapiay 465 B he 5, 1 'N Atgain ; urnace 4i-Pointe : | TRUS st ofer MITT rticu scam | - arge GAL ow the . SQrage, | ei ———— 2 : T CO -* on relay R E “a8 see |, — y 4400 ar. PD a F ior y paym Cheetn R : As Ponts yw “ New. ‘ - [sak Werest aw ic N 4472 Easton av (c80) | aN] Cen: International re tae 70. RES 0 or Delmar 812. (0) “oy an ae well bullt home Care FA LOCUST | STRE: med) 39. yy AE. Acate—J if YOU : i ahpesite “ndareaaton® || Fa ort OD z IDE mar 812. (o) {ance card, pieam eile, ees aes ST Ol E ——— ee : 4) o* ) can DOs eas improv LAT—#512 N a) ) eS NCES card, pie bird’ s-e /O0Ts,- t ' T OF T ha y GLE ¥ MR tonnes. me cas = FLATTEN Ton, 5 AND 5 ROO! _ RESIDENCES ~ OR awood floors. tiled | Let 16TH ae LC re hen NGLE FLA Fre ALow — ~epercn as endy. Ment et | Ot trie. __Vict 9th; double 3 | fiat Fiad ev. [ FL s681 bare HOMES SiLe A mod 4050 CASTL ave, Ses | 6, ae oleate STREE oe ben neds Fonite. we? “ *: he 4 beaut ee Sen ox FF, FLA T—$300 or 36151. rooms. bath. HA ASE RE te spiendid 5 1A flat Marcus - eS PRICED roof finishe —— ,EMAN. estate nt. with a T LOA aur! - and most | . 50H . ! ano Ac I a hed of 7 ia! mill oe) improv ns andard © bur « i floors. roof née arivewa tile ree. ‘iment fore 190. 1528 mont nee $50 per Beauti f CO.. 931 Ch as 4467 aconer, 9 ertible inte livable h Ke. etc. vet all modern siate $e “ol tors. 104 K er f ERT bu a REAL r . Open oon: ~ oye ate ie: or - Je “% See 487 —». eway: at th bn vt Hi Us after 38 Ol Miss Sn , — | I ul 1 Fils estnut at. 4 p~4 Ashiand ° rooms . Ouse, $8000. °5x118 t appoint. tve 9494. ae “ REA cet. Cen urv lie. seoond mits Mo ~ — r Gaet uble : > a = “ mith ’ 42303 at on t st. (04) 47@ Hol! . @ ro . eplendid 4 o alley; or Cen 5 =~ LTY MON i deods bh. Se QNEY 4+ pheme Ltn dell F DICKMA . aaa Te bath Two; 1308-10 M gy Oe A, South hood oliy. 7 roome: we lot 4 location Finely bu! 169 FLO aed tral 09 Ol T ot trum. salar 10 LOAN KOO, intel S365... BeAt rissa. 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RH07 Hart? » BUL : reaide NLY vindimenas 42 ; @rranged t floor, 5 ished attic | 14.6 ts. @. ZO io a av fail to a Gr MANN pply ns, AT—42 al 6491. fe ‘pid IY IN ed * -SMITH., nee. furna $800 firet-clase | far ene ¢ reome 6ec the tral a 7} ow AN— 91 at | and, ri fn. “i Cn en fix Malt! &. T heave a V ES 4 729 Ch ce heat. . garage improven . or tw second | ite Hide vat advances 100-000 “on (ed "i / irand 620, 7 striete ath was tt. 35 and hot-wat dandy.4 T MENT | estnut. Oli: . ete. ents and o families: | 14TH | HEN rom a. oF on . oo th st. rr +4 iH . BUILDING ENRY HIEMENZ REQLT ‘BUILD! rgain hans 750 ir co. 782 ciaetaats haces a78 poe Nets a | WE MAKE A SPECT nnteth . ; ’ weet Broadwas. fio thn tet SINGER-KLEIN } OF ot Kg onus fi ws ics iC REALTY CO. ake AND | 6) a : ‘3 Pade es ome “sd Tel ope oe. 9 cy th R. E. Co., 106 N. Oth me O8 f “i print

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— 7 hoe ee “- ee te ~ ie. - — z 2 maa, ‘i - pats e os > a -“ ! ata. o2 aera ~ om. 2 O~6f Laet. et os . ‘ a ‘ - - pare) On a >. se OO On be! Pn"? eto ae a “J - *¢ 41g o A Pee: 4 - ‘of 1 rig a : , + An we ik i iH et eee ee ~—— ie Fares Ces aecatt —_ al oe wn “ sates on nasegeetinibs —— e* Seine: beck: e & 7 3 _ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined ——— ——-— — ae ee © $2. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ ~ i Ja OOD health cannot be camouflaged by powder and rouge. The eyes will tell. That sparkle and clearness that denote good health will not be there if you are constipated. Mrs. Clara Proctor of Pottersville, Mich., had been told by doctors she had this and that disease, and one advised an operation, but she knew she had been constipated all her life so first tried Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. She avoided the operation and now feels better than she ever did. Likewise Mrs. William Appleton of Eddington, Pa., who was badly consti ted and now looks her best again after using Syrup Pepsin. On Sale for 30 Years Intelligent women are realizing that health and mere outward complexion are two differ- ent thi and more and more are taking Dr. ell’s Syrup Pepsin. eeieeen abies © last vear, the ing liquid laxa- tive in the world! Go to your druggist and buy a bottle. The cost 1s less than a cent a dose. Name a Cthe healthy look that ‘y) SYRUP PEPSIN eet 4 no aah > mo ce c pal 7? per mont ef April twenty-sixth is indeed con- oe eee hemline woe 9 es Per Month vincing evidence of complete satis faction. ‘@ find that Jack Frost is best Baking Powder I ever used : repeatedly successful use of Grand Pianos You want a Grand Piano—why not save on one of these wonderfu! bargains” HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY USED Now Sterck Grend Pianes, $1000 to £2500 the ‘wad I will never quit using it.” Such oy ep to use nothing but 2 Frost must certainly come only os ig Frost in every type of home Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianes Poa Ile Cuwest.( cc" ) St. Louis Cut Easy Prices Terms Factory OD To 1018 Olive St. ~*~... 5. Home Setd on Convenient Payments ment have been cruising betweeg the rum fleet and Long Island Sound since Sunday under secret orders. Thirty-two prisoners and whisky with a bootleg value of $150.000 were taken in the three boats captured. Welfare Worker to Visit Ctry. Dr. Hastings H. Hart of New York. director of the Departmen: of Child-Heiping of the Russe!! Sage Foundation, an expert adviser on correctional institutions, will be in St. Louis tomorrow to confer with the directors of the Missouri Welfare League concerning the work of that “'’Eanization. A number of St. Loute- ams are being asked to meet Dr tlart at the office of the Welfare [eague. 1328 Central National Bank Rutiding, between 4:30 and 5-20 ; Ice Cream Manufacturers Final. Three tee cream manufacturers were fined tn the Court of Criminal] errection today, because ice cream they had made was lesa in milk fat content than the 8 per cent required sy law All were drrested las: Au- gust Jacob Aegerter 127164 South Tenth street. wae fined $19 and costs; John H. Winkler. 2649 Towa avenue. costs of $5.45. and ‘,eorge A Feng. 3009 Warne avenue costs of $6 00 ih Sr 9 Night High School at Normandy. Night classes have been started at the Normandy High School. the first classes having been held last Mor. | day evening. English. mathematica and commercial subjects. including | business arithmetic. are being of- fer four Eagle Stamps. Open Evenings= fered. Add@itional students may en- roll next Monday eventng. i i ’ ; ‘ c : : “ ~~ 7 AF. y »%, y™ ; \“a ~~] Links, and of the Clarence and wmi- { MM a” a! | = — Women’s thrush (light tan) buck Oxford, hazel tan calf trimmed, $6 Other Brandt Specials at $6.00 New Walking Oxfords of Norwegian tan calf, brown or black kid, black calf. Low or medium heels. New Strap Pumps, one, two and cross straps. Satins, patents, suede trims. Louis or Cuban heels. See Special Window Display of All the Styles Broniks 618 Washington Av. on — = “Banks are Banks” —but some are different S "aking it one day with an- other, there is a good deal in the way you are treated by the ofh- cers and employees of a bank. When they are polite and con- . siderate of your wants you like them and enjoy doing business with them. os ss The Liberty Central Trust Company prides itself on being a very human institution. Here you will find an atmosphere of genial friendship and genu- ine helpfulness— because every officer and employee is imbued with a spirit of courtesy » ORGANIZED 1853 BROADWAY AND OUVE a Sk Sa Cm, Zz -_« y a an dl =. ee eanetieatl as at There are bandreds of wars te ase electricity in the heme today. they all make housework ecasier. With the reduced rates new in effect. and a new plan of DOES YOUR WIFE IRON THE MODERN WAY? or does she labor over the old-fashioned flat iron” The old home can be quickly made itte a modern one. with ELECTRICITY 12 MONTHS TO Pay You will actually save money by baving your heuse wired NOW. Our selection of fixtures is extensive, prices range from $1.00 te $160. We wire more houses thas any other ceoutracter in St. Leuis! WRIGHT ELECTRIC CO. 203 N. 3d St. MT. AUBURN MARKET ia —_———_—— LADIES! Just think hew é¢asy ft I 45 be. my ~ t, - ing who have been cured will gladly testify: “a Frank Trejanowski, G. H. Rodefield, 1512 Edward. 4675 Louisiana Ave- Hebert St. St. 4030 ) nue, St. Louis, Mo. Louts, Mo, East St 1 Silas Cantley, 2311 S. G. E. Stouts. 623 WN. ish Street, Ss. 10th SS. East St. Wednesdays and Seterdays @ a. =. te a ” 4 % 2d L ‘ Pes , ', , am we 4 . S 4 ¥ * . —° * a ” ~ * ‘ s ° oe » . : ¥ ag 4 i , : = ua il ahaa ne ; _ ie, \) if ‘\ Le . a Re ory ” 5s Lage Boa pa) r | ge

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WRDNPEDA OCTOBER iv te Fiction and | T. LOUIS ere ATC “ Popular Comics Women’s Features : : XS News Photographs WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1923. | resend 4 Z } wa WP WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1988. oS =o j A YZ , | ~ guddssddsbdbdbdddbbddsbhdsstisidhddhbdidbddddbhddkhhddhddddddde aie”) a2 (Ld (fd (14 ~ “2 75 ae r Mahi hdddddbddddddddddddec s210n4nqQnnncccl SSSA MSS SP Simmel, Lh thud la nek Mhhddbdbbbbdbhdbsbbshisipsisdddtiddiiiiadidiiica acca naacaaaaddadadadddccdddddididca Lipddddddddddbddiiddaiiddddd VVLTLELELLEDAEAE ELLE LTTE EET FORD'S ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS DAM’AS IT LOOKS TODAY FORMER GERMAN CHAN- THE TALLEST MAN IN THE sabe! bs Vian ABS. ya. ~ eae ae arabes eS l CELLOR CALLS ON BRITISH ARMY PRESIDENT COOLIDGE IN NN ne a i Aen ey tt Mle ate ah : EP 8 an ete Bin t in to own «ane y. thes—and pny /for ments. Your pin -Danicls! SUITS our handsome new prettier and better wit will give wou .. ANTONE CAN “Will Do! (hdiddhdddthdhidbddittsdddddddddddbddddtidhddshithbhsitihl, MthhddddddisddddddddlddddsdssiLeceeeneennn a- oy ‘ (Ldittti/ Lihiitttitiisdidiiia 7 4 SISAL ERCOATS , 7-50 eting man and young ity. materiale of the r the conservative as Will Do! When it is finished a few months hence, it will harness and distribute enough water power to turn the wheels eM F of the new automobile plant that the manufacturer is erecting in the Twin Cities. —Wide World Photograph. ee en ——ae ee tee - - —_ — ee — Capt. ‘May, 6 ae 10Y4 inches: Note hie Bae High- land costume, including the “skean dhu” (black knife) in. his golf stocking. -—-Underwood & Underwood Photograph. SSSA ASST Fs Mb ddd dhdddddddddbddddbdddddddddddddddddddddiddddddiicccccccnnnuunnnnnunQuuuinJnJZzcnccncccccsczx2nnnzznccacccxcaatataaaaaa0u1.40.0.0..400000uaaadddddddbbbddddddddddidsddddddddddiddddl Lihdddliddhdaiuiiccckarccczcce D r. W i] h e ] ™m C uno 18 1n A merica on private business, but he visited the White House the other day to _ pay his respects to the Chief Executive. ——Underwood & Underwood Photograph. "TIL w. Ubusdddddddssdddddddddidddiiddddddddddddidditiisdistbddddldbdhisddddddddstddddddddddddddddidddiddddddddidddidddadastiddautde Abb dsdsisididdddstthstddddddtdddtiddddisitdddidlididltdddiallsdldtddddldditlddddtddditstdddbddditddddilitddddtddddlditdlldididlddtdldddddddde LL \ * > ~» S \ S x NN N S > Liki hhddhdibdddddsbdsddbddddibstittddsdsdiddstisidddssddsdsdddddididdddddldldiddddlddddddsddsddsidddddddddddddddddddide A WELL-KNOWN GERMAN HUNTSMAN Se ie a ‘ - erg net % 3-9 sep SE a, i eo eo aes 9 6 q 7, > he a Me ty. va s”™ y igor” teh, eg, % » Se ies UiddLdddddddddddiddddddiddddisdiiddda Vino EEE Field Marshal von Hindenburg on one of his game quests in Bavaria. —Wide World Photograph. rs, electricity, hot iroB bed or hospital. You as a few of the follow: fy: Ldward. Renbaugh 4030 Bond ave last St. Louis, ML Mrs. Katie Eizenbrod, TTI iii ib bbb dbdbdddddddddddddddddddddddadddddddddiddidd VILLA AMERICA’S SUCCESSFUL LONDON MERCHANT is ready to defend herself To right: Gordon Selfridge, who operates a great . . . _ f department store in the British capital, pays an an- . — any attacks: that nual visit to the United States. Before he went to : 3 | London he was associated with the Marshall Field | rte teas store in Chicago. —Photograph by Paul Thempeon. LAA ddd dtithtiidihthttththi -, Missi sh hitsisdisssdisisdididddiditisdiiddiidiiddiiiiddis;hidiitigiiislsih POLITY) , C4As2 7, SID ASASASS SADA SEALS SE (SSF 4 SAA SES FE FISD SS PO AVAASALIALL DAMS ADS AAA AMAA LTDA SLA AAA AP PAPAAAALLAADDADAA ADA PPEDDASVAT SASSY es hdtdbddda

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~ ——— “- i mee cm aga gi a a — _ i ee ee ; ; y = _— — ~ , > — ee i i ~~ -~ 2 ee it ee ———— — ) | Fiction. Fashions - Timely Discussions et i ie eee : - «ttn ale ail Saleny ts we > ST. LOUIS POST-DISRAT : - - A A A — -— mnom — ree gE ATE — oe ” ae alks to Bu Sa ee idl —— = | The Red-Haired Man Interests Sally | MOSTLY SALLY ||» T cose is about any dog fight a wild, gusty fury which affects the average mortal with +. Red Fox Shares Come-Back With . 2 == ——- > * Pn Oe a » ° oo 4 = i en a ee rr ee he *nhp tp You Must Thi T aD advertising cogyention t ‘gui sales executive talked abo Jems. He suggested three qu might stick under the glass What has been done? » What can be done® What shall I do? aad 0 Se tein AI ly - - *”~ - OX gear ae ee ee —s_ er 4 ee gag ee nell ln, A my te . ~— : . WODEHOUSE CONTINUED STORY . A clit 7 . a ~~ ° al ~ +s something of the helplessness induced by some vast clashing of the elements. It seems so outside one’s jurisdiction. One is oppressed with a sense of the futility of interference. And this was no ordinary dog fight. It was.a bird of a melee, which would have excited favor- able comment even among tke blase residents of a-negro quarter or the not easily-pleased critics of a Lancashire mining village. From all over the beach dogs of every size, breed and color were racing to the scene; andl while some of these merely remained in the ringside seats and barked, a considerable propertion immediately started fighting one another on general principles, well content to be in action without bothering about first causes. The terrier had got the poodle by the left hind leg and wae restating his war-aims. The raffish mongrel was apparently en- deavoring to Fletcherize a complete stranger of the Sealyham family. cream Sally was frankly unequal to the _ by the haughty Serymgeour; he, Coffee, Tea, Milk. situation, as were the entire crowd | might be a paig in the neck to “the == a of spectators who had come gallop- | family’; but he did know how to | z. _ * ~ a - mg nth, RTS at SERS Sk hf PRS i Ke PCT See = = mw . who are easily thrown into They are excited, high and when something un- » — - See ee “25 « Sore re ow - a Sn eo peo ee ~~ -—3 +2 —_— — =~ -- nig lettin me Bw uw - an a 4 4 , Ko bgt trie ig Se - FP * ew A ing up from the water's edge. She | stop a dog fight. From the first had been paratyzed from the start.™% moment of his intervention calm Snarling bundles bumped against began to steal over the scene. He her legs and bounced away again, had the same effect on the almost | inextricably entwined belligerents / as, in mediaeval legend, the Holy Grail, sliding down the sunbeam, | used to have on battling knights. When Autumn Comes By WINIFRED BLACK HERE we sat in the beautiful room with the shaded lights—the other night. ’ ghuffled aHE in it Be did not look like a dove of peace, but the most captious could not have denied that he brought bome the bacon. There was & magic in bis soothing hands, a spell in his voice; and in a shorter time | than one would have believed pos- sible dog after dog had been sorted out and calmed down; until pres- ently all that was left of Armaged- don was one small solitary Scotch terrier, thoughtfully licking a chewed leg. The rest of the com- batants, once more in their right | mind and wondering what all the Toss was about, had been captured and haled away in a whirl of re- crimination by voluble owners. Immediately Makes Himself a Hero Having achieved this miracle, the young man turned to Sally. Gallant, cme might say reckless, as he had been & moment before, he now gave fmdications of a rather pleasing shy- ness. He braced himself with that mounces te the world that an En- glishman its about to speak a lan- ‘guage other than his own. “SJ-espere,” he said, having swal- lowed once or twice to brace him- self up for the journey through que nous n’etes pas blessee?” “B) ” ’, Iing. “Oh, no, thanks very much. I wasn’t bitten. And I think it ‘was awfully brave of you to save all our lives.” The compliment seemed to pass ever the young man's head. He stared at Sally with horrified eyes. Sally Greets the Sally, enterirg shortly before 12 o'clock on the night of the day on which the dara man, the red-haired young man, ard their Surymgeour nad come into her life, found the Rttle hall dim and silent. Through the desk in the far corner, i!lum- fmated the tiper half of Jules, slumbering in a chair. Jules seemed to Sally to be on duty io Seme capacity or other al! the time. His work, like women's was never Gone. He was now restoring his tegsnes with a few winks of much- meeded beauty sleep. who bad been to the Casino to hear the band and afterwards had strolled ca the moonlit promenade: had a guilty sense of intrufion. As she stood there, reiuctant to breek in on Jules’ rest—for her sympathetic heart, alwars at the dispoea) of the oppressed. had long ached for this overworked peon. she vas relieved to hear footsteps in the street outside, followed by the opening of the front door. If Jules would have had to wake Sally, Over his amiable face there swept 8 vivid blush. His jaw dropped. “Oh, my sainted aunt!” he ejacu- | lated. . Then, as if the situation was too | muuch for him and flight the onlr painful air of effort which an- | _early to bed is the rule. | ment, was on duty in possible solution, he spun around end disappeared at a walk so rapid that it was almost a run. Sally watched him g0 and was sorry that he had torn himself away. still wanted to know why Scrym- geour had fired him.. Bedtime at Roville is an hour that seems to vary according to one’s proximity to the sea. The : gilded palaces along the front keep deplorable hours, polluting the right air till dawn with indefatig- able j but at the pensions of the economical] like the Normandie, True, cules, the stout young native who ‘combined the offices of nightclerk and elevator toy at that establish- the hall throughout the night, but few of the Normandi.’s patrons made use Red - Haired Man , Celebrating their reunion by becin- ©Eing to blush again; for his face was a familiar scarlet. “Er-good evening,’’ he said dis- entangling his feet, which, in the | embarrassme.t of the moment. had | domehow got coiled up t»cether. the fron cags of the elevator one | faint bulb glowed; another, over | b= ah cil “Or bon ‘oir, I suppose you murmured Srilr. The young man acknowledged receipt of this thrust by dropping bit hat and tripping ovr it as he stooped to pick it up. Jules, meanwhile, who had been | navigating in a sort of sonnambu- | Iistiec trance in the neighborhood of the elevator, now threw back the cage with a rattle. “It’s a shame to hare woken rou up.” said Sally, commiseratingly, stepping in. ’ “2p anyway, she felt her sense of Fesponsibility lessened. The door, having opened, closed again with @ bang. Jules stirred, gurgied. blinked, and sat up and Sally, turn- img. perceived that the new arrival vas the red-haired young man. “Oh, good evening.” said Sally. welcoming!ly. Th@ young man stopped and uncomfortabi v The morning 'S happenings were obvi- Gusiy still creen it his’ memory He bed either not cease! biushing | Simee their last meeting or he was % _ Say, Jules did not reply, for the excel- lent reason that he had not been woken up. Constant practice en- abled him to do this sort of work without breaking his slumber. His brain, if you eculd call it that. was working automatically. He had shut up the gate with a “lane and Was tugging sluggishly at the cor- rect rop®, so that the elevator waa going siowly up instead of retiring cown into the basement, but he was not awake. Sally and the red-haired young man sat side by aide on the small seat, watching their conductor's ef forts. After the first spurt, conver- sation had languished. Sally had nothing of immediate interest to and her companion seemed to | be one of these strong. ailent men you read about. Only a alight stiore from Jules broke the silence. To Re Continued in the Pret. Dispatch. She — The floor was polished and the rich Oriental rugs made a lovely background for the whole room. The evening had turned chilly all at once, and the bright fire of wood burned,on the big, broad hearth. Eucalyptus and laurel—. > he first. woman constable | fe Island with power to se? civil process ts Mrs. Bertha | ley, of Riverside. | > > e Searoline Horowitz, of New Yor to be the only woman ra in the country, sold 1,004 pounds of rags last year. . *. — In Italy. custom and antagonis women workers confine the wely to such trades as taflorty files and the tilling of the fiel a . — Mrs. Julia Freeman, who * tor of the Baltimore chap the Red Cross during the w been appointed passenger rep ative of the Merchants and M oo

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— ee of henna plaid is also mport, GRAPE JUPCET 1% cups water One cup grape juice 1-3 teaspoon salt % cup sugar. fh Bring to boiling point Add 2-3 cup mia soller. ‘pearl tapioca may be ics Julia Free mmefer), % teaspoon sook until tapioca is iuice of one lemon. - : ~—o~ « o - . . be — ? L _ - ideal for e1ck - oe Night Light. 4 } a A 4 tt, : 4 * ’ : eet el : ~ -DISRATCH, Wry TOBER 17, 1923. A alks to Business Girls ee - a ee an eee tt te ee ee ae _ ~~ o% — « FOR WOMEN —_— > ——— ee ee _—-——_-- — SS —_— —-— = ee - —_—-—~ ——_ tte —- ’ _—_ ——- ee ; | You Must Think, Then Act . an advertising convention held several months ago, a success- «| sales executive talked about tackling difficult business prob- | He suggested three questions which any business man or might stick under the glass on his desk: 3, What has been done? > 4, What can be done? 3. What shall I do? This sales executive claimed that the next time anyone has a problem if he reads these questions and answers them, he be on a fair rvad toward getting something constructive done. 1 pass them along to you,* girls, because they certainly indicate clear, concise way the method of tackling any problem. Inci- yy, the test of any good business executive is in the intelligent, way he handles business situations. gre some business men or who are easily thrown into They are excited, high apd when something un- occurs they “fly off the, » surely you know some this type in nately, there are often ‘han one.) What happens in weces? The excitable person creat fuss, there is much * consultations; conferences; Binates are “balled out’’ and upon to explain. jiy, too, in such seenes there “quiet-mannered person, who clearly, probably according three-question formula and who is able to solve the in a quiet way without fuming. M@escribe such scenes because Andicate the lack of prepared- ACTIVITIES OF WOME Mexico has a woman game | n——Mrs. Grace Be Helaven. . = men employed in the mines dia now uumber more than 0. mother of Robert Brown- | he English poet, was a natur- usician. » * > France, in the - in Landes, men ¢ women as skillful as the bf stilts. 7. > > in He first woman constable Ode Island with power to sefve il- process is Mrs. Bertha L. ley, of Riverside. maroline Horowitz, of New York, to be the only womi&n rag er in the country, sold 1,000,- pounds of rags last year. . > > hb italy, custom and antagonism Women workers confine them ely to such trades as tailoring, ies and the tilling of the fields. - a oe man, who was is the -proprietor and active head | on them. or of the Baltimore chapter | the Red Cross during the war, | been appointed passenger repfe- | ative of the Merchants and Min- hildrens Garters HICKORY Garters are Strongest and last longest. Good dealers everywhere recommend them. Ask for them by name. -_-—- -— a ae ‘mss of many business people in handling hard business problems. Instead of sittine down quietly and _thinkins-—and thereby accomplish- ing more—some recessar;y to people think it | create ‘excitement. (th hin} ; your office. | ~-” think that is getting things cone. it is not. The person who accomplishes the | inost in business, I bave found, is | ne who works calmly and quietly. | When a bustness problem comes up, | _ he thinks first, quickly and clearly, | then acts. _for the sake of doing something. He does not issue orders Instead of flying into a panic when a new business situation arises, just sit quiétly for a few | mintes and THINK. Take the | three questions, ask and answer | them. Then, in-a quiet, calm way, | acting slowly and deliberately, | tackle vour problem. ‘ (Copyright. 1923.? ers Transportation Company. She is the first woman to hold the po- sition and is now creating a de- partment to facilitate traveling for women. isan dancer. > > > - --— 7 — = — eee ——s Pavlowa Gets Check for Girls’ Home | VAIN Bee Soot E saaite ME. ANNA PAVLOWA (left president of the Camp Fire Girls of America, at the luncheon a in New York which Mrs. Harriman gave for the famous Rus- Mrs. Harriman is holding a check which she presented to Mme. Pavlowa as the gift of the Camp Fire Girls of China for the home for Russian girls, founded by Mme. Pavlowa. a ee Children’s” “ ‘ “ — aa tt ee ed ee eee eee" Stories. Household ——— ee eee ee OO tl Dene ae ee = | By J. J. MUNDY. — OME days you feel sirong, ) and Mrs. Oliver Harriman. ee eee me mas —_ — —- — + Active members of the Daughters — of the American Revolution now number more than 136,000. ~ a o 4 All life is a stage and a pla} either learn to trifle, laying earn- estness aside, or bear its egriefs. . . ° We live more by example than by reason. Mrs. A. A. DeLoach, of Atlanta. of a large concern devoted to the manufacture of sawmill machir- | ery. Five prominent women were fined There's no art to find the mind’s in one day at the New York Custom = eonstruction in the face House for bringing in fur coats . e ©-« from abroad without paying duty False happiness renders stern and proud, and that man happi- —_——,_ ness is never communicated. True happiness’ renders them kind and ‘sensible, and that happiness is al- ways share@. al 7 . Everybody must wear out one pair of fool's shoes, if he wear no | more. ? a7 > Humanity is never beautiful as when praying for forgiveness, or else 50 forgiving another. When The Children Put — Their Hands On The Baby Be sure the germs of Fall and Winter contagions have been removed HE lusty youngsters who crowd into city school-rooms are often The famous pry a’ Health Element—as blend- ed in Lifebuoy Health Soap To have Beautiful, Healthy Skin— Use Lifebuoy for ss featured Sturdy and Optimistic. Uther days you feel lagged, weak and pessimistic. When you fee] g00d you treat those around you as human beings should be treat- ed—you want them to get the touch of the happiness you ex- perience, and you are general- ly succéastul. When you feel mean and ugly you create an atmosphere about you which is repellent to a}l. You make no effort to over- come those conditions. You let your feelings emotions have full sway. The result is that the whole department where you are em- ployed or located is put out of £00d running order. Why give way to these de- pressing feelings? and Make an effort to cheer up. You have no right to make others unhappy and cause them to lessen their ef- forts just because you do not Kfrow enough to control your personal feelings. It is hard for anyone to have pep and be snappy in his work ith an old grouch around. (Copyright 1923.) ee ~_ Fashion Frills a Enormous buckles of galalith are in Paris today on many | A new coats and street costumes. favorite trick is to draw the mate-' tial into a big bow knot on one hip. fasteninz it with the galalith orna- ment. Velvet is being used as a trim- ming on velvet in Paris. trimmed with scarlet, brown with | purple and other gay combinations - of the sort. are single large motif in yellow, green and red wool at the ‘*Tinder”’ usually embroidered with front. Black is | is a new neutral shade for woolen gowns and wraps. These a center of the ; ’ *. Children’s Bedtime Story .°. By Thornton W. Burgess { ie For everything there's some ercuse; A fallen fence post has its use. | —Mrs. Bob White. As the afternon grew later .and later Mrs. Bob White worried more and more. By this time she knew that the wounded young Bob White hidden in a clump of weeds on the Green Meadows would not be able to get to the dear Old Briar- _ patch, which was the safest place she could think of. If he remained where he was through the night he might be found. His mother had a feeling that he would be found. Keen noses would be almost certain to come searching over that part or! t Green Meadows. She didn’t ‘doubt in the teast that Reddy Fox had heard the bang, dang of the .terrible gun which hail wounded that young Bob White. She knew that Reddy knew that often little wounded folk were to be found after the passing of a hunter. The young Bob White was feel- ing better and was able to move ‘about a little, but he wasn’t able | into. , to fly, nor was he able to run far. | He was still a little wabbly on his| wounded Bob White. feet and still ‘felt very, very miser-| think you can travVel a little?” she It could hardly have been | asked anxiously. ‘able. | otherwise. and more anxious. ‘look around for a place. ‘I must find one,” she kept must find one.” . So’ she this way, she looked that way, and she looked every way. Twice she passed an old fence post which lay | half-hidden in the grass. It was ' So Mrs. Bob White grew more /| replied the young Bob White. “But She left him to| what’s the use? better hiding | get to the dear Old Briar-patch.”’ ' saying over and over to herself. “I | which for tonight will be just as looked | good as the dear Old Briar-patch,” i ' ’ one which had fallen and been re- | placed by a new one. did she give it particular attention. But the third time she came along that way she noticed that it was open at one end. Mrs. Bob White’s eyes brightened and she hurried over to that end. When she -reacher it her brightened still more. That fence post was hollow. Yes, sir, it was hollow for more than half its ‘length. It wasn’t a very big hol- ; | j ; im a? ‘a4 prise Flour! “Now I know why you always feel so sure of your baking” **NIo wonder you have confidence if you always use , “‘Only last week my grocer was telling me about Enterprise, how it’s made of the very finest wheat, and only the best part of the kernel at that. He says they call it The Flourof Strength because you can always depend on its fine quality being exactly the same, even in times like this When there is a shortage of good strong wheat. *“The flour I had been using scemed different this fall. I had so much trouble with my baking that I decided it was more expensive to have failures than to pay a few cents more for flour I could depend on. I bought a sack of Enterprise, and since then everything I’ ve baked has turned out fine.”’ You can always depend on Enterprise. J LZ aA ; ; ‘ strong enough to resist the germs of colds, influenza and pneumonia. Usually—not always. But ts it safe, when active bovs and girls are in daily contact with germs of every description — 1s it safe to expose other members of-the family to the danger? Anyone who handles babies should first purify hands and face ait « the greatest care, using a gentle, skin-soothing soap which possesses real antiseptic —gives more than its re- markable healing and germicidal effects. It actually adds cleansing power by in- creasing thé penetrating properties of the lather! A soap of soaps! A soap selected by wise parents everywhere who desire to protect their children against the menace of germs and to preserve the clear softness of childish com- plexions. | It should be in every home and should be used at least twice daily by every men- —che dailv removal and destruction of germs on hands, face and body _— of cuts and scratches —for a shampoo which soothes and heals irritated scalps and tends to dandruff and prevent loss of hair —for bathing tired bodies and feet, stimulating circulation and re moving quickly and effeccively the cause of body odors —and chore all, again, for the batheng of hands which touch thet delicate, helpless mise—your baby. Neither time | eyes | old |

It isn’t such a far stretch for memory to recall the day when you. had to wait for a long, clear, cold before you could No wait for weather or seasons, | Just telephone your meat dealer. — The delightful tang of October days is made more zestful by a breakfast of Brookfield sausage, made from the choicest morsels of carefully selected pork, blended with spices. 4 ee ee ——— - = - = ~ ad > i ee which carry the meat to your dealer in the best condition. i Volume production enables | Swift & Company to offer you this — service at an average profit from all F fraction of a cent . 2 ee NG a PEA eg salle ila eR ae Ape inte Makes a three-layer U.S. A. | ‘ “awuy ) properties. ber of the family. soll | | : 7 | The Health Doctor says: Fall days are dangerous because the system is not prepared for cold weather and offers little resistance to germs The sure protection is to keep hands and face purified w::h a true Health Soe. — eee ae ee te °

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ee Ee COMIC PAGE’ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1822 PAGE | 36 : : : ' . ‘ie * ‘ ‘ ae ¢c ~ > ig re Roor COMIC PA Costin ss: WEDNESDAY ce | - addi incom OCTOBER 17, i P forts and larurie i i »° || Find paying ¢ aa . ~ "| » POST-DISPA7 ALL OVER. HE chances for the Giants with Bambino at the bat And three men on and one man out were anything but fat; But from the Giant rooters there arose a lusty shout | When Mr. Rosy Ryan strick-the great Bambino out Then up came Robert Meuse! with the bags still occupied. While Yankee fans were praving that he'll give the ball a ride. And when his hit to center put three runs across the plate The Yankees won the series and big end of the gate But what about the stratecist. Napoleon McGraw” Well, everything is over so the curtain let us draw He made a gallant showing with a wobbiv pitching crew But like his famous namesake he had met his Waterloo. “Giants Not Beaten by a Long Shot, McGraw Remarks.” . No, we should say that “Bullet” Joe was about a 1 to 2 shot The Yanks ‘and Giants should have sent their substitutes over to the Polo Grounds Sunday to play a game for the 40,000 fans who eouldn’t get into the Yankee Sta- dium. | » Because of a proposal to move the body of Gen. Oglethorpe. founder of the State of Georgia. fo this country, the London papers referred to us as “body snatchers.”’ People who live in mud houses shouldn't throw mud. : GUESS WHO? WEPE m sume bones of dead ones we ex- ~ bume; But for one question there's still + . temd? . The attendance st the game last Sunday would indicate that pro- fessional football didn't get off on the right foot. It seems that the college atmos- phere is necessary to successfu! football. Girls, chrrsanthemums and organized rooting. There was an explosion at the Cubs’ Stadium in Chicago Sunday. There was also one in the Yankee Stadium when McGraw’'s pitching staff blew up. Rosy Rran may not have been the outstanding hero of the world’s series but he can tell his grand- children how he struck out Babe Ruth with the bases full and one out and two runs needed to win. And as for Mr. Casey Stengel he eujors the distinction of winning the only two games that the Giants copped a!l by himself. Casey * ~~ ‘ reom: | ‘is entitled to tWo shares. Who picked the lock on King Tut's Napoleon Bonaparte prayed for right or Blucher, while the onlr thing that could save Napoleon McGraw was rain. Ther were both disappoin'ed. METROPOLITAN MOVIES—Br > a GENE CARR j . : --—— ss ~« See riag and t across the unriry with his mate- siens for 7 ises He had a now ¥o commissions Un the morning 4a:2¢@ Upon a Wayside tavern the rains of years and so hed br the suns that the original design upon it was practically ob- Yeerated: ‘only a few pale streaks of color remained ln the doorway beunged the proprietor * The wayfarer scented another ‘ob hie haited,. iatroeduced himself ab a craftsman, aud for a price offered to fpaini the signboard » Righto.” seid the owner. and a bargain was struck Now, then.” said the public-house keeper. “wot's vour notien abaht de'n’ me a sign” Weill, om this side ‘ere. I'l) do,yvou a smart brig seuddin’ along in at @ gale.” said the artis:. “ard on the other side we li ‘ave a tidy sloop ip for port With a@ suaset be ind ‘er ” Carn t vou read? its been Paint me a red iion there or the a . 4 PaiRt Yoo your (Copyright, 1923, by the McNaught Syndicate, Lac.) YOU CAN’T CURE AFTER DINNER SPEAKERS, BUT YOU DON’T HAVE TO SUFFER WITH THEM—By RUBE GOLDBERG =, “VOL. 76. NO. 40. Ba j X ae “THE DAWA) OF A ERA APPEAR S ABOVE THE HORIZOA) MODERN) OF L ciitizamen “THis (Ss GREAT- 1 CAN'T HEAR A | | word 4 HE SATS = THE HORSE ‘Must EAT! WHAT WE MAY SEE?—Br FONTAINE FOX Copyright. 1923 * narks & a | 600 marl must Du market, end mus eccord! Rubr industrialists, and at time to resume pourparte: roblem of reparat seneral A sim | mE IN A LITTLE PICTURE ANO j HOw THE FiL™ TO My YW BP +) HUDOAND?1 CONT Want \ ONS riIM TO KNOw ABOUT tr ¥ \UNTIL HE seeaqi tT: J The BE OC \ OH! MR SMITH WONT YOU OIRECT | EE 'VE TAKEN A LITTLE Fim SROWING | AFRIEND OF YOURS |; MR JIGGS A SORT + : ‘LL BE SURPRISED — WHAT HE FIREO!: wee weet da% %: — | x : — \ \va 18 . ‘ r \ , : . : p iL od ) : : A | . i, : 4 “cy ' me he fe *:. , r ies re: | : i s ; - - ss Bre on: ; pv - z PT gat Bia ovat ie *