St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 23, 1923

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*. %, ? oe 2p. c ; —~ man 2 ie (Copyright, 1992 ell “ar - H. C. Fisher, . Patent Office.) pyright, 1083.) At 4 Mes i TH _— an ya av tt SE ee Peer —— 5 Seeds ia 1 fl ll ate et = ia Tati in — . het eS 4 wb *e ef Age ‘ - a . —_ ee = ’ Every Day’s A G } i y’s A Good Day » mine POST-DISPATCH WANTS to Bui | . - a Business, Buy a Home or a used b uild a ea r serviceable Automobile ” é : Try @ 83 or 7 time order and d i sav : ve money. ° ; — f 7 ———————— — TS Te EGON ——~) - yOL. 76. NO. 45. The Only Evening P . ——- — : g aper in Si. 4 * uis With the Associated iated Press News Servi - ST. LOUIS $ Service. tae Say . , TUESDAY EVENIN oS ae | ENING, OCTOBER 23. 1¢ — cieor wenges : &é a | ————_—— mi AID ] A : BRIBE OFFER , 1923—36 PAGES. 0 ; 7 'BOND BROKE oe P - , ) ae BY CITY ART MUSEUM > BROKER ON TRIAL PRICE 2 CENTS : | N FORGERY CH | : ie | ly -HARGE ! a : ; ' | | § > | ‘stimony of Former Confi- | 1} | a | | } i “ss | , , |; Pe dant Tells How Oklahoma | | | \§ r | » ) ’ os tive Sent Bloo | S | a | ; - 3 _ , ounne) ecretary of Charities Bureau | Director Sh | Sick Legislators. / or os | r Sherer Takes Acti ~ fe Oe ctio ‘ . Turns Over: After Refusi n = | ; a i > j 2 | OF up Letter Offering $500 fo sing to Pledge % | ) ART LAN TO A Retell. PR r| to Keep Them Permanent- . | g ent- | ; FOSTER FRIE ; rmed P rable Reports. ta | : , | on | & = | NDSHIP aymaster and Guard Rob | ty on Display. a i. er han by Automobile L obbed|PROPOSAL TO OUST _—=s MRS Me :|—— -Bank © Commission oad ot R C | . RUF CRITICI ) i ean : er When Th obbers) COUNTY INSTITUTION! “ SES ‘ Agribes Removal t ey Ge | ARROGANT” : | : o Re- t 4 STAND Bankru fusal to Appoint Unquali From St. Loui reet Car's : | — pt Broker’s Story of ppoint Unqualli- . Louis Near No. 1 Mi ‘Scott R. DeKins Asks That Direct | : | Bet oo j . j =? ; > - fied Man as Assistant. Southern Coal : ine of| Helping Hand Home i | or Explains He Could a , |g] ounterfeiting of | al and Coke Co Stel in, Not Promise Permanent | € | ,500,000 of Certificates ithe Associated Press. Se fe ennings Be Put Out of Locati ent | e | of Mor & ‘PKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 23.—Dr. An armed paymas he Missouri ion Because of i gan Co. for - 7. Bynum, former confidant of | $14,000 ymaster and guard carrying ; “ Changin Ar f French Bonds I "1.¢. Walton, told the investig $14,000 to the Avery. Mine No. 1 of ying a payroll of about — g Art Values. (inf e ntroduced , a-| Mini 7” | -\O0. of the S as vide Mining © ; e pout . ‘ . Scott R . Ee nee by State. on es ’ . ie 2 pictures and 28) Bee gs : lower house of the Oklahoma Se Revere, ere up by on automobile load of | Commerc — ot the Chamber of | Oriental rugs mate by Freel ass . e . e ; ~ = . " e j s ~ ~_ es that he ascribed his re-| 3:30 o clock thi ghted from a street car close to tl é ‘cddied Att tas turned over to Prose- Sherer of the City Art mrad Se en V. HALLIDAY Chauffeur of Chi DUPE OF TURNER rom office as Stat . this ¢ { . ‘ 1e@ mine orney Jones ¢e from th aia : . Museum RAID REM shoes eS mae a 1ca ’ : as State Bank Ss aiternoon and r e, at , ps of St. Louis e Frank A. R = goan a . = . ] 5} } a ' | Coun . . sa Ruf ea ler , Pe . jioner to his refusal to ap- The money, a 0 I obbed of tho payroll. ae A ty a letter from Samu?¢l W. War- der the terms of the seas te on RACE OF PALEFACE INDIANS Wife Also . | DEFENSE CONTENTION tan unqualified man as Assi ers. W% uv pay roll for a‘ bee em superintendent of : manufact An aitny remedy | Serious y ssist- ’ as be ale , : or avo XY) the Helpin cturer’s wil % | Ww Pion at the b ist wat =s taken from a St. Louis bs : ut 120 coal min- Hand Home, a maternity home as | yesterday to Mrs a ae returned | REPORTED FOUND IN PANAMA | ounded—He Sa D Hallida the executive, acco 1) ag Be re en bs alter Ambs and t! s bank: in a satchel The | McLaren avenue in J ‘ get o” | seum aba ] aarprpeeotince she“ Mu- | \ i | M W rt - " v Stand, Repudi- ; rding to his tes-| empl s sity ie guard, A.G ; ) ; Jennings, offer- |. ndoned all clai — American Expk | an iabes ‘ - oves , ‘ i ’'sS evidently ap Bs ‘4 rp, at ges for their po 3c} | mes . report covering the F Xi jec sromise that the Ruf ob- ern Panama was sie . J ast- | juTdDan Garden at 2 ie ” eu- ; ined to him ed the street c: ntly approa 1). ssible | cumstances under w cir-| jects would be Rich s reported today by ‘and w 2:30 a. m., today, | A he did not intend street >} at car to 68th ay der which it was wri slav ‘ permanently dis- ard C. Marsh n y;ani when the smok — ay, | | to work b » Ww 1ich is in a spars T he payr 1] os . i te Nn, to the St: as W rit- I ay ed in the NI vr: . iOKe of pistols h: The signed co os he was to be ; ’ ut dist i . Spat sely se‘tled > . Vi was insure } - mt . ate Board of Mh ; i »iuseum placed th ' xpiorer, just 3 ’ n at ared, W ilford G ad nfession of ;eorce Vv placed on the ’ rict. There we , il Kavanaue} ad, W. k.|and Correcti ; Tharities | im danger of sale. 5 emits returned from _ the/b rant and hi Halliday se ‘ rol of the departme pay-/| five or s re said have beer * augh, president of the ¢ | hs ections, with the re it w “adi . Sherer contended sthmus. Marsh, believ e|both of Chicago s wife. ay, bankrupt broker, ! artment and “us r six men in th | een i ny, which has 10 compa-| that the Help: quest was a fixed policy first whi , believed to be the/th , were lying dead h r, in which influence fo e his * the machine ne as extensive . ' Ping Hand Home b t . ‘ icv of the institu- : white man to i we . e floor. a on e related in det m i ee The action was quick. A robb said. He added that the 8 ge | hibited from continuing its € hws me t0 mane BO cONmHem. unexplored region advance into that! Wilfred Stalnak cution of re Oe) ee Knew Nothing of Banking.” “ectaerammcat “Hands up” ae ae nét ike to take: checks ter thelr did |in Missouri. ts entetenes| ABother clement in the ape ica since Balboa Bo west Amer-| who was scorn their chauffeur, | ing of of the sensational counterfeits The former C , : = oe ~s the ‘ insisting on cur rtheir pay,| The letter was that Sherer did ¢ : him es a, brought back with |] ry sly wounded by a b ‘ling of $1,500,000 Int | ommissioner | a ee | n currency. "len t was written Oct. 5 i St r did not place the photographs to substanti et, told the polic . y a bul- ’ nterim certificates ned that he enter ex- M —— SESS RTE HA | the course of a ti 2 . & ini value on the rugs an claims : stantiate his|‘*b -e that Grant was of J. P. Mor 9 ed a technical | UCH FOO a | 2A a n investigation De-|28 did Mr gs and pictures en ootlegger.” a gan & Co. for French usion with the visi cat D FO CRS ees s was making in respc Mrs. Ruf.- Since her husband’ The story of The st Government m . , ine anh | aie ead : sponse to let- \death last May 2 sband’s |}, : the discovery i+ atement of the 3 gold bonds, wa 4 that he knew AG | ‘y s of complaint se May 28, the larg xy the Roches y is told|two t manager and /|d s intro- / . nothing ' i ‘ sent his burea | eollecti irge Ruf art! p MPs chester Journ 4 aartenders a uced as eviden ‘ tag wilereupon he declined to, HOUGHT IN THIS Jsome of the inmates of the home Feollection has been variously ap-[tiele, nn curmal and the|shooting was done by hightwaymen.| core ciseul co by the Sate testy entehin, or the CIENT EGG wre he dialminbened oe Pe mn ne 4 ~ tee of oil paintings credited | ‘I was in a native village wh Grant was shot six wd detectives. ore Cireult Judge Falkenhainer, is 7 . . i > - , “as = 4 +4 » Dr. Bynum told the c ' he sent for Warwick and h: edn isters were copies done by | noticed three girls passing int en I| wife twice. Detectiv 1es and his|°" & charge of forgery in he was later su ommittee | Perfect Fossil of Embry conference with him i had a) nts. The official appraised | jungle,” Marsh said - into the)/many shots indi ives assert that so | degree . third ' : mmoned t th oO . > ) WwW . . , Value was $47 . gi vo e . e ole teary that the exe.| mosaur Found in It by Ameri- mat unfounded and eee ae I heaped who held to this = and decidedly light te meee: the affair, we scpeesscg = revenge in orig was admitted in "That stuff won’ can Expl . ns said, “and I inf yr ae re . , Soe and incongruou , star-lascertain if : re trying tv} tio . the prolonged objee- st on’t — orers Mo : t formed him Mrs. =_ i these b: s sight ame ere ‘ons of Hall , have five other itll bs sq tee By the mbar Fa Prese m ngolia. oe ry “ome henge fully. He pe | patch Rete yas to a Post-Dis-| ms eee y tea ae ee fname bestaés tees gue ae wit- Eily, who is net urtieton “a, Wayne wot to take care of.” you have] VICTORIA, B. C e $500 if I would i | Sherer’ ast evening that s then I was told they a e at- the effect a defense to” , om a6 or the ould ignore | ~°*T*t ® position i longed t hi ney be- . ct that Hallid The witne A see Oct. 03 —Fr d- | ~ complaints and . nin the matter wi | oa white race li >j arrived at I nocent a ay was the ss awnaid he st erick K. Morris , ‘ vorable ‘ make out a fa- | arrogant, that he tol aS| Chucanaque , ving up the Gr nn About 2 A. M upe of Harry T yee und and that the differ stat A of New York, 4) > report to the Cham! | Muse io old her the Art; River. The ne rant, who was ab Sony was joingly cha urner, who e difference w member of tl > | Commerce alt amber of | seum cared nothing f : told me these whi groes and his w out 48 years off. | b rged with him erecutive was ne e with 1e Roy Chapman An s about his institution lart objects and iz for gifts of' prow : vhites all had light s wife. Mrs. Rosie G . oth wer® arrested when iis . ° ie : | | | n or yellow y ght |appeared . irant, who] day on Thank uch was not id ver adjusted. drews party of Americ , Rec Offer of $500 I ‘ | purch: bs ould much rather)! wi yellow hair and wer to be ab . ay. 1921 agi : entifiea in th . American scientists overing C ° i, “ul ' n Writing. | vase the things it d 'wild and warlik were | panied out 35. accom- ' 7 } ny. e tes-| who have be ‘ onsciousness told him I w minimi - desired. He| « riike. by their chauf Takes | ’ en huntin onal ¢ would not consid: imized the value The ski : iv u feur, had f. Responsibili Dr ae g fossila in, 'such a pr ee sider | lue of the Ruf of-' n of the , rived at the a In the ty. — told of numerous Mongolia, has arrived here aboard, After Blow, Dry Agent | in et oon no tnd al he put it} niet na declared, and oa ies ss but free hese Es was/car at about os ps tee gare day taal Sitti ebesenated Hallt- . or financial “ithe Empr , . imy ~. »> then sat down at o hang one picture per 3 pigment so d colored |seats ¢ ae ee ad taken /|th responsibilit ope by the Governor ae Satan ss cdalaeaal of Russia, bringing Recognizes Wife H a ays | a k and wrote the following | ly in any room of the dh ota nt-| brown and Phare ops pave sy * in all| They pares gow the dance hall plist 0 2 ws saying that pe 6 ; ; . = is tee . — + | a i , ' aces . > ‘ - - . y ‘ rid that “5 ar 2He witeits fossilized nian otheridae and other; He Had F | “Mr. Scott R. DeKi BEB ag Makes Denial. Pre senry oF the eldest girl ith we- lithe 28 ne lla of | Rag Seen etaboted a8 sae ae we oe r mai : a es is wife. I wick and ~-!| cen . ‘ ne City Art Mu-| : d aquiline nos 7" . atrolman I 4 - or loans. H , o banks Lists Funds 3 are asid! Py t) , Laura, agree t beds Gad seum could n Mu-| no §S ose. They spoke geo McKenna. tl 1 e connects Tu Ra « to have y the Associated Pres | the s Hi . Oo Pav you ii iot undertake t ? N panish.” ¥ spo policeman : a. ~ first the aff rner with Te Gente eric) tent. | ot Si been the missing| ST. if i mh ime Associated Press d / ec the room w , cates, and th d he did r in Tushetu Prov-| Wednesday ni rei repc is all adverse . Ruf asked that the NEW Y ‘ | rawn pistols and w ith | fore they d at there- . 7? ro\ sday night. fracturi ports now in your , tion be return : e selec-} YORK, Oct. 23.—T! ; sand walked ove y decided that ount of any t iot know the ince of Mongolia , rac turing hi 4 : youl possess! I turned Shere vn . . ’ C\. 23.- rr - : table. w j r to our feits the counter * any fund defini F re skull, al : ! S| respecti ee “T ask Z r Said. | solution of : ent’ le dis- e were the should be i ly figures he So pet The In rocks near the Altai M a vee also knocked him into realiza- ' a a ee ‘Hand Home. | he nico Mr. Sherer to promise me| oiinmbeiieel sige nt’ manufacturers’ | @ the place at the hag customers |to bank loans. placed as collateral)“ — ciokew com f related to{the party discov 2 ountains;|* mn of his real self, and t * Spe teae Louis, Mo... or re- ! Mrs sa not sell my husband's cift ~l was a t ie ground that it Chauffeur’s V The confe ; = mid. was b paign fund. which| tons of Lie, covered perfect skeie- | pages of his life back f urned et “ rts unfavorable to Helping Hand | as tuf related. “This } S eit, | nox } "Wen was ordered by Jud “T jumped ersion of Case. | to the ple on is contrary not only ' etween $35 e Aratopsia lw: est | e back five years, it esociation Y ; and ito do. saving . s he refused) ox in United State Z uge up and struck a which H oe Don 35,000 ‘and One skel n dinosaurs is revealed her » os . ou are to d . Saying he w t ; ates District Co low wh the fel- ,seeki alliday is now : eton was f | ah re today. | eonstructiv ae do such | pro: -™ vould make no! oday. ourt o stood nearest i ng to make i Dr. Brn ‘ s found a few incnes | Arthur EB. Whi ctive work on behalf | mises of any sort o} tried to k st to me and butt e in bis own defe Bynum said, acc n the rock above whe ae lr: Ege: litney, overseas tr | home and a alf ofthis | Museun y sort. He said the | Judge Knox exte o knock his pistol f , o the defense nse, mony, that a 4 ccording to the of nine re lay a nest rance 27 months durin oe ' ssociation as will. jus- [| n: 1 never sold art bi * | Hes. ¢ nded the dissolu- hand. He fired rom his/| obtained a which Turner y, ( , 7 » eges. The eggs, believ Ws ‘ ring the World tify our giving y jus nated to i objects co- | o include the asspciati ada shot at n cquittal on Ithy Tule “. d. Wrightsman be t) . ces, yelieved to} ar, gassed three ti giving you this su | it. but a friend of ; all its , asspciatio and I fell. The } ne and |charge in t a forgery . sa oil] man an. 1e first discovered in th : tim of ; eae mes, was a vic- money. : m of me he had of mine to!d | its corporate and indiv ‘ other two fellows be he State crimi *rnor na . whom the | were s i e world, i I aphasia. His lif Ng | ‘ acted as an agent f bers. He ividual mem- gan shooting ir ‘ . e-l|there last Ma nal court med chai plit open. In one eg - ‘last gas attack ife before the (Signer) *’ “S : ; | Museum in s t for the | e further ordered pon nmediately. I b t May. Turner plead r rd of Re airman of the | embryonic ; g was on) as attack was a bl : S. WARWICK.” nn : such transactions . | called t , red the so-|°™® dazed, and w e-|that time, th P ed, at gents of > yonic dinosaur : | Following ylank. Warwick today 7 | Mr. Shere ions. I told | rust to disconti . when I recov ’ at he was H Oklaho the Universi fo in perfect owing the war oday admitted havi o- r of this and } tice nue the prac- (rant was lyi ered |dupe, and alliday’s . ma, had co sity rm. The party found |New Yorl r he landed in| Written the I having | nied .it say! ‘ 1@ again de-| | of interchanging statist! mg . ying on his back behind that, while h : to th ontributed $12,-| 7% skeletons d upward of) ;, ork ang obtained a j $5( etter offering IPeKins/ ot t saying, ‘A woman we w | garding producti statistica. re.| is chair and Mrs. G nijsome details, he h e aided in War p primary campai -* t ns, complete or fractional] l-ederal] Prohib é job as a 500. He said he made Lins! /v iged to discharge > were production, and granted face dow ; . Grant was lying of Hal - ad no knowl fe Phillips paign fund. and 25 eggs of tl nal,} i ition Agent. There h fenfist I : , ade the offer to | Ww arge told you that.’ other decrees si ht j a all lownward about th liday’s criminal] ze i ek» erentthy-T | | Mich.. who lived | FOR Escanaba, | in&é Hand Home - the Help- | Should mak M Mr. Sherer “low to get away. : y took th stand in Tie of ¢ ch to operate his largest land mam “g: ed as the enw Of ct lived in St. Paul with i me. ahaa Aint e a selection unless he CARNA a went Le west fer the ‘Great de fense this afternoon his own Much of the } «1 tals Grawied Anatwite of th mal yet found. | Bonszs last two years. Statement by Warwick called hi to display the objects ; u POISONED SHAVING ne weeks ago. He was arte er ‘repudiated the confeasi and utterly | : . | 2n Whitney : , ‘Kk. be iis a +; S. > last Se ecanntnpata proposed in| Years in the held somone of the tw0O | ness an Whitney regained conscious- ‘I had no thought of 5 ,the will w ttention to the clause in| Yale ng ss sexing deals here and fp pth es having had any ednéen ot legislatu:e " r session of the State Men Teach Sas ye keep the eci-) ag night at a local hospital all said. “Several a bagens * he | that the eee expressly stipuleted “ ie Professor Says Lord’s Fa wy ve I assisted him. I Famed ot forgeyr of the rms with . ccord) wea sy for 100 years » first time since oho : , orts had om | » donation was : —_—e fas In ‘ace ad busine tall conse cates. A % . ng to the wit-| Morris says. years,iday, excerit anoget e+ blow Wednes- waa ~ the Charities, Bureau — | purposes and ni chm ago —or Ry the wer hrmessrwsse Png Razor Cut. «| day.” ss to attend to here to-| had Bor operon to the State's de a@ : sa. ss Ae ° Verr ' case nent bution of $1500 ¢ a beside the bed was sea sy etitution O ad prion secre of the in- es not be Binet EAVEN, Conn.. Oct. 23 : oo attempt was made to rob Mr ivened after -acenage courf von- ' rland, rom E. a iitney, who — - ih r >y were false, but bDe-}j selection Shere ection in a cut ws . ee r Mrs. Grant o | ‘That ‘ec =. oF’ Ot and oe ~ the Mar- FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW: Grafton. N. D\. in ada gpsive: = in gp age acceptea them as nent ss J included three Pr oensigteg upon | by shaving and poems caused |men had money : Ronee gage ae Botn | ble of ail oyeemowend was just a jum- .DdD . ng Co. of ,; |him two sons i Site who bore ot want DeKi , noted An . aoes DY Oran. & pois in blood; Mrs. G ie ewelry and urner the G - Bynum said, w er ee * a) the versity, wh I ni- fore openir fi . ra, be- ten ; one he had , a ‘ , 3 a. oe _m™m a ' the baby s ma : anent board of /ari S$ was appraised by ~ o addressed th . ig fire on the G in pencil , writ- | friends general plan of f BM. MM. wee e ee ees 41 11 i > soon to be: r aby she is nagers comp of |ari jury f by the | Club ! e Classica) | Stalnak irants and previously, b ship betw oster-| 4 a m.....-.- 40 12 rr rf? | o bear, nothing of tl citi posed of prom! , y for the estate at $125 7 ast r.ight.- In mak! , naker, who resisted fied. y, but ampif- | r © legislat; ween the executiv 5 a. m. Th) ke Baas -»| completed divorce 1e almost zens, whosé names : ninent/ituf said her hus 250. Mrs. | tertion, the king this as-| held up the bs them, had H i ve branch vel 6a. m 3 1 Pp. ™......- 53 ivorce proceedings b to divul s I do not care | $500 usband had ; . : professor decla varroom and take alliday started i tia Other A es. ae Reccosctee 2 GE@.. 53 | tween himself and 4 e- ge now. Enemie a #000 for it. paid | Was quotine the t read he| from the cash ’ nm $60) «tat to make a l 0 Neged C 2 Mawes eceeet rr cree *? S 4 f and Luella and noth garizatio nies of the or- Di e best of authori register. : ement of hi : ong ; ontributi Ba. M..- e008: a ia a ‘n> | ing of how ! - . n inspired th irector Shere r orities. The auto Jud s career, b - Byny ons. 4 p>. m. : 1e was-hurt. Whi ai - the complai r prepared : | . mobile in whi udge cut thi ut the m recounted th , 55 | had a faint idea . itney against us. piaints ment this mornin qaqa state- | eee jrants drove ch the i s teatimony short : grou a Halliday Path kerehj. on, in his race fo ! fair and wi of . | The Helpi , ws. ‘tion space were av aes | } ae are 3 bsess jewelr) They hav were | certifica % r, ~wged were borne “ Fay he ek in east hat na €25.000 Loan Wy “Hot Dog” Man granted + aes gers Association was obviously ceruciniaiia | YORES Gk Wee attends 3 whet Si teld can lee” a oe a lawyer *. The obs Bynum testified 4 te ge inereasing Balen” Be Associated Press. " |ecorporation by pring es oy of in- times every object in wes at all)? 08 ft ey umed a | school at Kankakee, Ill perocmeliand that Susan re 79 rpurions ry : : nee ‘ ' i AEW e i - 7 : ’ av : as * museu ; Vv fp mo >. - | z rs cy) - ; ° ; 1 ™ r t Oe iciting * * made it plain that si | diness in weat §.3 YORK, Oct. °3.—(harles FH. Court Sept. 7, 1923 mA at Circuit To coraply with Mre mm. ' sLatern emg os ovine Ot pea er ileagwo addresr is 3147 eoeeetl Tim thta they we n admitted a inds fro vate ood roneham, part owne . tio ek he a _ | diti s. Ruf's con- & owner o ow ¢ mbull avenue els ere Ha eee an he had n m wealthy citi-| portion. | York G , ner of the New n stated the purpose o pplica ons would be detriment on neal Gar on of the slightly « The C 1¢. He is 22. ared Turner asked lliday de o ee 'o, Svar indicated to any riinois — Fair| ; jiants, and under indictment was to help oheeniaited of the home| Dest interests of the al to the pose of ft ated.” to dis- ?! nn Coroner's ihquest wzp sost whole. #iaatn. davt him to take rs Yo iy form o : Je ; in the case of E. M. re “* listed - ; | mothers an and in museum. now reach ra y. you can it ned until] tomor =f rt : ying. “You' , I he Was to f protection or tonight and to-| bankrupt s uller & Co., University City r dq the future. It would of St ctically the whole d| give th row or Thurscy to x embezzlement | re wu Py ‘Utive be expected from ~% ’ ‘morrow, slowly | ad . P stock brokers, yesterdays sponsors. esidents as future boards to observ u compel ¢ in “the aure Geena an ad é) rig e county officials and dete way.” ; ndletments ante Rete .. che | ann tempt a7 | mitted before Referee Coffin that which they migh *rve a policy of what is mor -Dispatch—and S| ves opportunity to investi 9 The def i vhs Tring to ; ; pera-/in addition to $147.5 . . ; ght not approv ; the ®. you can fing ); “rcumsta : gate the ense rested s ia the ; 147.500 he adv be ab! Pp 6, no buyer for a ¢i neces of th J at 3:85 4 900 by cits alleged payment ture, except near|the company on son odemal - es A White Crow Caught b “afl e to fulfill. No caters . ri} ; your car. >| e shooting. mpi began to prepare '55 and the rs eneac of | ' Lake Michi ; . ety st 0 or- | By y Boy. accepted as Jus , c ons, ; his ita Of the Gover Tonkawa v0/ light frost fichigan; | mer Sheriff Thomas F. Foley, he ar- ae eneS. SO : tion ped under such & condi- descriptive it. Write your :| Truck Liquor Cargo ‘ oer rnor, wt tonight in east portion.| r : ear DENVE no matter wh ; iptive ad now 4 Taken in Hold (The ve ) report tech ae. the] Stage of the river at 7 a ° “ ranged for a loan of $25,000 to the| crow plows. rye, Oct. 23.—A white| Y@lue. nor have we at its merit or leave it with or and then ) Y vee Press UP be found on a the confession ~ a eee = ad con-! feet , . 9.l1j/ company from Harry Stev “ : eved to be , up to thi ‘AGO, Oct. 2 b me) ENS en taal prensa tne te a fall of .1 of a , y Stevens, “hot/ me ’ the cnly speci-| fOUnd that si stime, |; TELE [PP 5 . . 23.-——Four The > ie Page 2, Column 5S. Sunrise : yf foot. ; dog concessionnaire at the Polel y mn ever taken alive, was Pp pr , oop a policy deprived us PHONE i TO robbers held up a motor poripanay s care against Hallid ee today, 6:19; sunset, 5:12. grounds yesterday near captured y worthy gift. Weec Th P . ing 18 cas truck carry- er was first | ayand Ture Cummings, high Bri ~ by Joseph down and store whedon so take e ost - Rispatch | of Resto ep ng mag ad and five cases! the charge baisie aa Federal © ee ———— . 5 n ra ‘ ~- boy. Continued on Page great Olive 6600 or C | kidnaped e South Side today. ing the obligatio e of count ; } { ’ 2, Columea 3. entral 6600 °' made a the driver and helper and ernment. Judge Yr of a foreign m 4 . : way with the ) aris ru % cargo. truck and ite|©"%_ W485 one for the led that t ; Page 3. os , ‘te m : ca P wr - ‘ i s ge ess | ae | A er yp ny * a: cae ,

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> ——— Rew Pee g : 4 b) . r J * } Y ? > RY “SS? # a Se . = | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING. ee ee OCTOBER 23, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH %, ” TWO BRITISH WOMEN IN PITIFUL PLIGHT IN CHINA COOLIDGE QUIETLY MOVEMENT Po ‘Missionaries, Kidnaped Last Month by Ban- | dits, Dragged Thinly Clad From Place to Place in Mountains. URDERS POLITICAL ' REPORTED al [ 4 F [ x EF” the Ampociated Press + the Misses Mary Darroch of Glas- | gow, Scotland, and Mary. R. Sharp cf 2 Says Millkept. South Australia, who were Separatists Have Been Dee | captured by bandits in Honan prov- ; PEKIN, Oct. 23.—The pitiful plight of two British missionaries, “ ° ince last month and are being held feated at Various Points, the mouné@ain” strongholds of ths | While London Is Advised °%''*"s 's “scribed ta dispatches from Kaifeng ed =) 7 a another missionary | Proj for ubli : ject a Republic “78 Re Lacks Leadership. (who has been trailing the bandits in ' the hope of obtaining the release of |the women, reported that he has just jinterviewed a messenger from the Kidnapers, who told the extre ierdships undergone by them since itneir capture. He said they had ; . . jp been dragged from place to place in of Honan DUISBURG SAID TO BE HELD BY REPUBLICANS » FF. > mae of , \senger stated, are given but /:ttie to | @ut. The messenger said that the lead- ‘er of the bandits sent him out for Lrgent necessities, giving him money to purchase them. Joyce said ue Was essembling these supplies in the h«pe of relieving the suffering of the captives. Reports from Honan indicate ut- lack of official co-operation 'n/} the efforts to rescue the women Troops had the bandits surrounded | Deportation. ———— By CHARLES G. ROSS. ‘or the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—It Chief Washington Correspondent of has ¢ Lopvrig OFFIGIAL BRITAIN. NTWOMINDS OVER PRISONER’ FREED President Makes Release of Rejoice at Dilemma Foreseen Mexican Passed Over by Harding Conditional on that t Oct. 1, but after three days allowed just become known outside the offi- | them - , 7 ' ‘ cai them to escape. Ten days — the | cial circles directly concerned outlaws clashed with other troops. | president Coolidge three weeks ago but were short of ammunition andj}; fled after a brief skirmish. The outiaws are said to number mhout 1000 and are demanding en- | roilment in the Chinese army be- | fore they release their risoners (;cn. Wu Pei-Fuw, head of the Gov- | ernment troops in Honan. has thus - oner™” class, on condition that |tmmediately deported to Mexico. No public announcement of President's action in the commuted the sentence of Librado | Rivera, a Mexican. one of the men generally listed tn the “political pris- he be the Rivera for Poincare—Fear British Troops May Be Involved | in Fighting. ficts and pleasure over ments in SEPARATION MOVE By JOHN L. BALDERSTON, London Correspondent of the Poet- Dispatch and New York Worid. by the Press and Pulitzer she pes Publishing Cos.. the New York W orid | and the Post-Dispaich ) ONDON. Oct. 22.—British of-' alidom alternates between fear’ ** the latest develop-| the German crisis—fear lest the separatist movement spread) ‘nto the British Colégne area and involve British troops, and pleasure | which the forth- " mma 7” @Tri iti *--* Reports Indicate Extension the 2 hes ape eaten me Be case—the first definite action he has at the di ) : aud were eee pen he Shaper baby eta par retuser to negotiate with he | saren in response to the widespread |coming German reparation propo- of Movement In Other Kar ments he captives, thi mes- paraits. ‘call for the release of espionage act cals. are expected to place Premier , : Ft I ee ffenders—was made. either at the Poin are ' Quarters of Occupied Area “father of the republic,” would ar-/|lieves the Rhineland populace wi!l/ Department of Justice or the White | The British object strenuously to ; : ; ve with @ provisional Cabinet to | succeed in defeating the plans ofthe House. The order for Rivera’s re-', Rhine republic, which, it ts prt- es wee Number In Mm make this city the seat of the new secessionists lease was signed Oct. 2 and went to v.:anm stated. is clearly of French | ; oo ap gene Ob pagan toe the Department of Labor, which has in-estion. They may, however, be- Clashes, Advices Say. The population seemed undecided Republic Procilaimed at Duisburg, charge of deportation proceedings. ause of fear of comp ications, de- |whether to welcome the honor of Belgian News Agency Says. At the Department of Justice to-| .)... +, resiet by force of arms any , having Coblenz proclaimed the cap- By the Associated Press. day, it was learned through inquiries... 4. Cologne. on the ground ca gece ap og , tel. BRUSSELS, Oct. 23.—A Belgian! that the President acted in response (|). ne BERLIN, Oct. 23 (3:20 p. m)—j a late dispatch from Brussels said Off'cial news agency telegram from to a request of the Mexican Govern- ane pi acetal ena pons wi Reports from Various points in the} that the Separatists have occupied) Dulsburg today says that the repub-| ment submitted through the State © "S00 © tl =a ‘Suaees ee Rhineland this afternoon indicate) Coblenz 1 was prociaimed there and the nepartment. The release wag de- |" ™ nape Tete geen . 7?— a To Announce Republic's Policy. public buildings occupied by he | scribed as an “act of comity” in in- *! ony ono tp lea aaa te ee ee the Separatisis have been a | It is understéod that negotiations “®P4™4usts early this morning. |ternational relations. procaine = 2 Roe an aah @efeated, especially at Aix-la-Cha-\rerween Matthes and Leo Deckers. Delay in Releasing Him Turning to the new reparation pelle, Muenchen-Gladbach and Bonn.|.: aiy-la-Chapelle yesterday, re- Republicans Expelled From Air-la- Pi dels. tp plan, the situation is regarded here At Aiz-la-Chapelie they were S€- | euited in an agreement by Deckers Chappelle, London Hears. irtncaptpercegmmapantye a have is shaping toward realization of the verely beaten up by the trades union- to take second place in the new Gov- ay LONDON ss rome elapsed since the commuta oy order British policy, though there is a dis- ists and then ejected from the puD- | ernment if he were allowed have ey tea le — Rivers o sti detained at Leaven- | position view of the state of We byildings which they had Scen,.,, Governorship of the Aix district. —e me Central News this | worth. The delay in letting him Be | cciunandl ts ene! ans Gentes hold since midnight Saturday. It also is believed that Dr. Gothardt, oh xe axing man a = was exp ained y — erage ys (On as having come too late to have: a! | who, with Deckers, iead the group at .),, sony epagy Srom Als-ta-Cmap- | Duress of the Department = Labor .tvect. Germany is understood to By the Asstxiated Press . Skeets tn itiiine on | Giles elle says the police succeeded this as due to the necessity of preparing | ct dh Mion senastion oian LONDONNOct. 23.—News received Site Meek! Reoekten he pot eee morning in expelling the . Repub-/ deportation papers and getting the... ie although with ae. eat the British Foreign Office today “0 A ome aity mer te Why iy ti licans from the town and regaining | permission of the Government of pas from the Rhenish srea was ‘to tne nation a iehened PTY Re gig ‘ complete mastery of the situation.| Mexico for Rivera to- enter that "7 sia Talian Govern- effect that th secessionist move- | The ot aeaoonneliggg pi vie Salk coh it is not known if any casualties | country. This permission, it was aap man : Sia dale salen reane«! Ment was lacking in direction and lot ge tyemetged ee Axe | occurred.” i a ies one att other | Se Sere reese reere) cohesiveness. The view prevails meena = arty»! quem i et ola arrangements: for “putting him | # itives “ PP axe me o Mise that the disaffection in the Knhine- poae onde — Bat pe it =o better CITY ART MUSEUM across the border” practically com- press for “ ie _— este oe am Jand will collapse at the slightest | Fineland ° Ptteed ered the pleted. It was said that the depor- que a a “a ange Maar enederpata oa show of firmg ess from lrench or “ws ven ap fe le be EY BeOS . us RETURNS 40 GIFTS tation process probably would be = * a = is cé e 2 as Belgian troops. ope bs oe — yey ome OF RUF WIDOW completed in a few days. pene: vote me a cis ge on, provided . é 11 é . ented rey rt ic as snes : ; The | era case Was fully re- (+115 is r neg *oO tne \@s | s Injured Muaenchen-Gladbach riendly to all countr 23 and will ex-|_ Continued From Page sae. SEY I ae ns meat-Dissateh rete Tieieter Peineare ia able ma ‘ohana the repuriics willingness to merit in order to hang Mrs Refei 2 9 hour ? ius tae of jt cians tf lang By the Associated Dress. assume the Rhineland’s share of) paintings forever Rech 0: DUN ee din ae id Mind witt tee te a wai. BRUSSELS. Oct. 23.—The Mayor '*Parations obligations would retard the development of 77” 94 whet id a . oe Piel ® one against three on the ef Muenchen-Giadbach, according to’ Separatists’ Chief Arcuments. the museum and prevent the main- as ee" oii tion SEE Fa aoe =» refus- the correspondent of the \Vingtieme One of the chief arguments of th® tenance of standards of excellence | History of the Case. 7 SoS A EOS lai @ieciel. held out against the Sep- S*Pparatists for a break with Berlin ig which ws are endeavoring to estab-| tivera sought refuge in this - after a ries in d are re-| @ratists for 24 hours, by locking him- ‘ "4° the passive resistance in the, lish The museum is at all timee trv after he had falle afou ef? ; . =, .. : pelt and 175 podiice in the city hall | Ruhr cost the Rhineland 25.000.000.- willing -o accept, without condi-| Diaz autocracy in M i ial : : : As agg ladl and chaining and padiocking the iron 009 gold marks, while its share of | *, such objects as the board ma: | arrested curing e war for tne } : ms : ake if o ted on this mates. He finally surrendered when “"* total reparations would only have select. Scarcely a week passes but} lication of a “manifest na sn all the Separatisis threatened to use | heen = 6,900,000 000 according to ' we are «ffered objects which are, Spanish language news —— +. : coh Berg et he nee eo ORNS ferce to enter the building. thetr figuring mrelated to our collections or of| he and a Mexican associate Ricard ae a lca ae © se the R _ Disorders occurred later at the The Separatists also assert thatthe such chsracter as to render them Flores Magon, edited at Los Angeles | > 0 sisslain coat, ates sanieal Sallway station) where the Separat-|FRhin¢land has always paid four-/unsuitable for inclusion in our col-| Though this statement—a genera]| Ube Gevelopments ant one di Sets charged and dispersed Loyalist ‘ffths of Prussia’s taxes and that since! laction| of Republicans, whe replied. Sx ra] persons were killed. Firing was s going on when the d s ° . -*- a.8)P4@ ef the occupie@ area today, bdut seemed to be receding in the dis- tricts first affected. | if The most impertantt new accession ef the Separatists was Duisbure, in the Ruhr, where according to a Be!- gium official message, the republic Was proclaimed early today and ‘he, public buildings occupied. | BERLIN, Oct. 23 Dr. Hans A. Dorten, leader of the Rhineland republic was hoisted dur- Previous Separatist movement, seems ‘NE the night on the German Gcv- to have thrown in his lot with the ermment building at Wiesbaden by > : lin ae. . the Poi e he ed ' 2 a —The colors of proponents of the present venture. (4 Sand of the followers of Dr. Hans 4 lA. Dorten, leader of the previous Separatist: Said to Have Occupied | Rhineland republic movement, Bonn. | whose home is in Wiesbaden, a dis- By the Associated Press. ) patch from that city says. The Wix-- COBLENZ. Oct. 23.—The Rhine- baden police were disarmed and r Darracks. hich gathered in front ment headquarters was the secessionists, who the message strike was pre- fand Separatiats are reported here to | locked in the: have océupied Konn at 1 o'clock this A crowd w merning. It is uncertain whether °f the Govern they retained possession of the town, | "™*¢ Om by @a the latest information at noon | YOUnded 10 persons, | that the Republicans had /*®¢¢s. A genera! with the police and that the claimed by the trades unions. city authorities had called upon the | Separatists alos have posses- Trench troops to restore order. sion of the Government bulldinss at ‘The German police were said to be | Beun Officials of the Federal Govern- mg the town. but whether un- Separatist or loyal direction was Bot clear. ment will leave for the area shortiy to Cobiens awoke in the expectation | Rhineland leaders thet tt would be occupied by the Re- The situation the Rhineland wublicans today and that Joseph | *8# “@scussed by the Cabinet Inst Sentthien, gemeraliy regarded as the ‘Tight. but no definite action was voted, as the Government stil] = — | veccuUup in h ae When you own your own home you are one of the country’s con- structive citizens. Look up the good homes ana homesites offered for sale in the Post-Dispatch’s “Real Estate” columns and inves- tigate their values. You will find them convincing. THE POST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ One Big Want Directory The ‘Perfect Market-Place ters. 15 years and left no alternative but to comply} Rivera was sentenced to io with her request, which we did on/| Magon to 2° Monday. Her statement that we in-| The present Mexican Government tended to dispose of the objects is; repeatedly sought the reiease of both unwarranted }men, but was unable, prior to the “Mrs. lluf was treated with court-/! recent action +v President Coolidge esy and is not fustifed in making) to make headway acainmst the con : staterment the contrary. She/ tention of the Department of Justice is ke wis mistaken in stating that/| that they were “dangerous anar : ve 3 t desire gifts | ists.” ang that to release them, even Whe this explanation was con-! for deportation to Mexico, was to veyed to Mrs. Ruf she replied ag fo]- | ‘nvite troubie vs The Mexican Congress wernt to the I see that Mr. Sherer has verwv extent of voting the prisoners $2 a grand ideas. In fact I gathered that lay during their prison terms. This from his conversation with me. He they declined to accept Srectal ef said the Museum had an income of forts were made on Magons behalf? about $259.000 a year with whicW to | because of impending blindness in buy art objects and that really, it; both his eyes, as’well as his ness gidn’t matter whether anyone donat-;| from consumption Attorney-(zen- ed or not. I do not think such/ eral Daugherty. citing an affidavit grandeur is justified. He has paint-| of the prison physician that the ings hung in his museum that t Mhealth of the prisoner was satisfac- wouldn't want tn my house. I knew) tory, declined to recommend clem- something about pictures, too.” ency Th ' is supported ova in Prison. division of the general property tax | Waren disproved 7 az as *s a ee ar rtin +, 9 +h ne smoun“ing to ¢ cents on the $109! aving in prison about a year ago. valuation and in addition reecives ai r,, Chamber of Reputies of Mexi «are oF the merchants’ and "nanu- eg 2 a Fd : Bs ‘ “@ ‘ ; : ‘ oie ss ‘ 7. - FF hl. Ly 4 +s r. facturers tax. Last year the Museum rover pais: re “2 a e seeaee ne St inte oe. ae . irival of Magon’s body in Mexico received $220,515.37 as its share Of | City Was made the occasion of a the general tax and adout $25,000) ~...5. demonstration in his honor = —— . > aw 4s PS =e OOS. a. Ps aii «4 a e as hs trom Lii@ Ss ec] ] i vv. ‘a. . ee. one The Congress voted a pension to his irs. Ruf, commenting on the widow manner in which St Louis art Through the Embassy here. the critics have appraised the Ruf COl-| Mexican Government continued to ’ *. 7. = . ection, said Work for Rivera's release. saying it Mr. Ruf never claimed that all would be very giad to have hin his paintings were done br old mas-‘ back in his on country. Evidently He made no claims whatever. it took’ no stock in the argument But he authoritatively established that he was “dangerous.” that the two Murtllos he bequeathed Rivera was passed over by Presi- to the St. Louts Cathbdlic Cathedra!] dent Harding when he issued his Were cenuine.” |}conditiona| commutation order of These pictures are entitled “The ‘ast June. and mnesty workers Stigmata of St. Francis” apd “The Were given to understand at the De- Vision of St. Anthony.” Although P@ttment of Justice that he prob- are encyclopedias state the originals | 2°'yY would be the last of the politi- are hanging in Cadiz and Seville, ©“® Prisoners out. They were great- Spain. Mrs. Ruf asserts that her hus- ¥Y Surprised therefore to learn of President Coolidge’s order he real masters. policy of the band bought ¢t Te *% . .* ** - ie not the general museum to sell donations, Sherer raid. Oniy once during hie direcar. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ship has such a thing been done Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. 7 —" — * b> _ = Der iz ia7e and then only a few objects from a Published Datiy by The Pullizer Publishing large collection were sold The Ls Pweifth Bouievard and Olive Street. morew = credited to the donor's Member Audir Bureau of Circulation.) name and tse ‘o pure —_— ———_ aq to purchase more MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PREssS worthy materia! SEE Th iP The Associated Press is exciusire!+ i. e Ruf collection, most of which ‘to the use for republication: of « a a ™ at 18624 Pine street. consists of ena :~ a ‘o {ft or not otherwise cred- - "mes ft : , moour » aa pictures and 300 rugs Dubiished ae ge we he ce news . of . - ‘ 62 =¢«0 PDUDIicallion Bes svecial dispatches herein are also reserved Pirst Verdict by Mixed Jury in Can. | SC8SCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL IN : ADVANCE. Ry ‘he Agsoctated Preas. a — a y ome year $19 9 — — 7 way. Wi ut nde one x VANCOUVER. RB. ¢ Oc 73 —— Sunday oniy. one rear oe, 5 on Frederick Van Ruffles, charged in money order ert Lenn ee on the Aasize ‘’ourt vesterday with ob- ) — : ‘a cs nge : ‘ ; ivered vy city -ore ‘ .?. taining $400 by false pretenses, was | —— 68«=O ll OOS ee fund not gui'ty hy a jury having Dmeily enlir 50¢ & mont> Sunday 10¢ « iaiben 2 two women members The verdict wae the frst reppresd by a mixed jury in the history of Canada. Tuty 17 tered Se Se coen et.’ ‘tee 2 "i az OmMatte ee : et the Pestoffice at uncer the act of March 3. 1879 this diagnosis by SAYS GOVERNOR JACK SAID IT “WITH FLOWERS (entinued From Page (One. iy ** (~*~ ~~ : L4i@ \riv- ~ ted a hrihe to prevent rnor from vetoing an appropriati ~~ a ~-™ off ; = 3 ae a - ~~ ac han! -_ -> 2 ared » % at Tie he ee ro = 7 4 - pa Db ak? [ he al _ 3 > y ~atrarnr “Fr tA re. : > . t the appropriation to stand. sevtt Wwaeno-* jertifed Sars Inquiry Was Refus ‘ Dr. Byrum said that the Govrer- — = - , kh ~~ > ha : , had esked o put Scott on *-- om — 7? - . > - * a Pmarn feYAaArl- ~~ and uD _ o: = - (wsa Sey -*+ harecat R "es aA prediction was ma the House wil he charges agairst thus which Wal- them before a. he . rer would Naas admissibility before ‘ria! haA~ spec ap bringing +h ; 3e@iT or Zing@ as a , i oh “an , i f the 22 "Narwee cor +h ty ; 3° e ha inuse hi! °? Impnen ~h ; th 4 ' = he oeing ade- renorted vesterdayr wil) 24 bid adooan e ground u G SPDATATe iY. ary pon which to bring apveared hea the - vernor > »~ > a | Y Waltan ~ ORS . ict } >| sri ss Te . ** ~ nar (ov Would een es -- ‘at - - ‘4 hie - ’ if Tas et : ary of the House The Sernte already has made known if will move ta disqualify him if this ts done a Blake's Testimony Read. Before adjournment was taken vyerterd i > - Ne teetimoanr, of Aldrich Blake, former Executive Counsela- Sefore the Investigating Cammitree | had been -read Blake. whose re- ;™maral from office just after the Beil. Olive 6606. Kimiock. Centrai ceog, ‘esislature went inte session fur- cameo Su utow 6T-CHARLES SCHOOL HEAD ADMITS HE Two Ret “rts of Seeming Cures of Heretofore Invariably Fatal Dis- ease Made as Result. Ry the Asaociated Preas. PARIS, Oct. 23.—Two reports of) SOLD CERTIFICATE ’ FESSION. AS. affidavit. Waye sac i that in many cases eae eben presented. He said thew tendent never had any idea © Adcox'’s purpose was. falsify any records, Waye’ Hyde Plans to | Case. | Spectal to the Post-Dispatch KANSAS CITY. Mo., % = = ie »** canal ’ | icard has ijecting iodized oil imor The exact spot ing is thus seen d tremely power of any good surgeon. A. The application of this meth»oi ‘s) but not ex nor beyond the escribed as delicate. difficult. introduced a method of | into the bonv formed by the vertebrae of | the spine, which enable an x-ray to be taken showing where the ivdide | has been deposited and where the deposit has been interrupted by the for operat- | ical Compensation. R. H. Jolly. superintendent of ‘Public Schools of St. Charles Coun- -y, Mo... told the Post-Dispatch today ‘that he had meade a statement adrmit- ‘ting that he had supplied high schoo. ; * ‘*> »e certificates to mumerous persons ‘of St. Louis, in order that they might pecome enrolled as students of medi- cai colleges. . nished the surprise of the moment, durins his offcta! relations with the Governer. These | He said he re- from Was = turned questioned e set out in detail. empty Klux Kilian. 5) Gov ous Martial law proclamations, Blake had heen lered 0 draw the proclamations. 3 7 f‘;overror ordered n a sation from Sulphur ", = t he said he “7? +?) - . that ranvone e/se Asked what influence he had with Walton at the time of the vari nswered that he onlv Concerning military rule ounty, Blake told long-distance declared rn net lake Tu minor matters executive ee. aid. and when Quotes Gorernor. handed mysterious trip which he explained! is being for the purpose of obtain- ‘ing funds in and New York for Walton's fight on the Ku Michigan interviewed Ralph publisher of the New York } obtained issistance efther from the committee the martial law telenhore He had called. ire as to some to recall that he prepared He was unable, he said, the number of certificates had supplied and was not to say whether it was .,.| dle number. “5! The impression he received from Adcox, he said, was that the young men brought to him had tak- en high school work and possessed the requisite qualificaaions, Dut had, infort not graduated. He had accepted fees for the cer- tifcates, which he thought had av- hie, Craged $5 apiece. He understood ~~” | that was the regulation fee for that ‘kind of work. The fee he recetvec was not regarded by him as compen- sation for : improper service, but A T\. unately, ~ moO mee ss - O for the clerical work involved in making out the certificates. | To! has Ben Superintendent of ; 7 n Tulsa; eae Schools since 1918. when he was apD- 'nointed to fill an unexpired term. He was re-elected 1918 and again in 1922. His salary is $1199 a year. certain fees which in- creases his income. Name Found in Sachs" Papers. Tollev’s name was supplied to the +h are Ss . in “se ror ver. hut there are recenr-s ee ad a -_ ; _—" ™ ‘ . “wear A recent victim of a flogging ir authorities by Prof William -®. —— - ; oo, Os , . - . - ; : lisa was in Blake's office at the Sachs of University City. and verifi- ne, the former executive counselor cation of his connection with the is- Riake that a badly im ? nero the man had beaten bodr the, suance of certificates was obtained exhibit-| among papers found in Dr. Adcoz’s Gover- | home. rn . ryIaAt a “>. . . 2 wae quoted as saving Dr. Adcox. who is 63 vears old and ‘Well 4¢s0¢ were Te? _ . g¢ ™= . T.? ee 2 : i, J3st put Luisa County under! lives at 4414 Delmar boulevard, is _- a _ a *9 . = ao -.F > ; néer charzes of grand larceny an Ra 2 ‘— ‘ — . Ke said he protested, but to no. forgery in connection with supplytng - ae 7 . Ss a — ant ; ; a : edical diploma to a OD «a 3 eo «4 — : re orcs | ke » ; Iraga at cagcrec? repe a _ for the =F Louis Star service “OTAMISS IONS rE by Gov ‘ (iv! ‘a . r eh iva itt _-. oe » ~-— * % oo ~ : > 4 > — ood = * 9 -*s att ~ > 7 — . >_- > ~ - 4 srer ree ; ote ho 7 . 3 4 j ° ‘a : a AV TSi.COG IFroOm™M tre ac- ? ra y shecarn eeannr -_pa, *har * » ~ ~ + Se oe ed oe ‘é ** " - ’ ank — ¢ someone who had@ examined - —_ 2 o_ ~ > > 7. 5 -_- - -_= = ; : v a nortar n° * est Tne: * : Ms iv) ® hist school stu lies e— - ~ ear atrre T™ 3 he 2 % ? a — oa 1 — _ ~ bh . * . - LA * > . . ¢ * QR = = An en instan« @ . 7 > re > ‘2s ~ —-+ o ~y = — - ‘= ** ‘ :: oat Ye a booklet. sent. engraving shops. found that at Ss in SAINT LOUIS Capital, Surplus and Profits, $15,000,000 ee the the uid be duplicated. Mr. Tur- on the National Steel En- °® am the telephone and few in existence) wits VIRGH!. M. HARRIS, Tree Ogee for ther . Salesman to. call oo eeman was given a sample ' I ! } if m receipt became universal. | ¢ ’ I ° r r ” “— = sees = «= © Wee * : te background of the re- receipts to the holder. I pre- | : familiar with engraving and | 4 the idea geemed simpie; to 7 me. :. l i MZ in connection with the work Pre Was between June the 20th and ve Jet BE xa . Turner took the sample! the iB 7‘ per cent in- it ving my office and 4 That he was going to the Von ic ask Mr.\s wr Bofimann's opinion as to what) t iia Pr of work it was: He lateTia a i. bringing the bond with/] 3 S8¢ stating that Mr. von Hoff-/a after consulting his superin-/, advised that it was a sted! eb. but refused to have anv- ¢ @ do with prinfing or engra’~-/ qa ha ioh, owing to any reflee-| ¢ most remarkable wills in the a" might at = later Satels Lim Mr. Turner. hewever i¢ that a little firm known 4s a ft ‘ is ’ d p n 5 « e iy ‘ Cc perfect to pass any but! * T's in the home office ott (a, then. after - consulting oy» % “od personal call. certain 4 in a! Steel Engraving Co. had | ® * (which, by the way, wasi-

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l aera pe TUMDOAY ESRNING, COTIUER 7, TE. | ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ne mabe ALLIDAY ji a 1 oaaeny, ase that 0h looulcannal meen Any iden went Bel | L Satie) Tapestry Valued at $200,000 Stolen From the Palace at Versailles ws*eie.ce" we sites fo ge bes WOMAN AND MAN SAIN: AGREES TO 5-YEAR STAY IN to confess. Carroll said the co EUROPE IN LIEW OF SENTENCE wWaye ‘mia. | 2 all on bE © seman tice eR a ee a a | rater 2, , I... 7 fession was not greatly needed, , > Ve. pei ok oe Sd Oe | vcetisation nee ee newed not oe New York Importer Wiens Gutter 6 | } eT pe Hs EE ek. = ee ee tie AVNER 6 Cvidence, except tha why oc Having Signed False Ft counted. at that time, for the coun- state 4 : BY 4 ‘ , 2 a= ~ oS = SM oe : : b ss en . «3 » ‘ : ae . . 9 f torney Alyv t1 ied to get an a dimissii nn ne ————— N E WwW y ORK, Oct. 23. — A gentence Sind Br Pee ee ee DOES is ; - capa amg SE TRIER en eR ee See a poe er ase , ‘that the reducing of Halliday’s | Denver Plumber Said to Have!tantamount to expatriation for tive bond, from $50,000 to $15,000, was Cinta st ae ivears was meted out today to Hugh consideration of the confession. Stated He Shot Pair S. Joseph, member of the importing \ | hee | , ; this was not admitted. Carrol! at Party. firm of Childs & Joseph, which : 0 SA Ee Bet emery 4 ~, ener? y Agee. $a a re a Se eS eat ee? | Se ; * RE ME | said a $50,000 bond at first seemed failed in January of last year for , Bond Broker De- . . § a ut + oes! = ’ oe . | gic : “3 oe Bo So Sean KS Sa EE tention to the fact that Halliday was had shot Mrs. George A. Bryan, 30/| agreed to remain in Europe for five ited Ss FF ‘ae gala BS | 3 Re e F ce Ba as Pret “ae ak ; + 2 - x ne oy ; = libertv on bond when he made | years old, and A. J. Sherie, 50, ina ‘years if Judge McIntyre would so >. | priet ‘ ' 2 ACES tes 2 ge Met x | | | & eee tage ae Be Tile 2g Se ee Fo x. Sees ey the confession. bedroom at the Sherie home early /| sentence him. Probation officers re«c- a a vee ag Rae of . | eee > te ee It was stated that Mrs. Halliday! today near Morningside, Colo. ac- j}ommended the sentence. Emploves og re eee Pa : as ee Re Pgs , wa 2 ac ay. 4 * . »§. ae a, Putt i was present most of t! ime when! cording to the police of the firm had testified that Josepn NER PLACED ERPS yt pa ee > ig Se ages a ‘> 42. cs me , Fey = ae cir Bn Fin Pee i eee Ooh RR ee the confession was madé An un- Mitchell said he uv} rot stand | actually had nothing to do with tne 7 7 . “ . ‘ 4 . ’ “4 ; “ os _ cle. Robert Ranken of 3154 Mage-'} wo Mra an * ‘ another | forged -financial statement. He was THROUGH TURNER” : € : >» oS " ¢ 3 ay : rae e : ae x: | A “ ae = Som fe 4 a : ter of Halliday’s bond if was | to ne victims having dragged! have to borrow the money to go of Arranging or Loans Mae. 2 = ee ©, AS ; Ve * ae 7 e ee She a Ee LF f. tae: » Se Re tee ee ee ae rer eee etna | 'abroad. $e: 4 4 | } . ~ hy oS oe Baap x Pe | State To re hope of getting | ’ . ¥ > . a . . 2 ? ~* . : ; > ‘ a” o ae eo x w 28 - Se ee 1 Two Banks, and De- “el perzie 2 . ® Pee jn x i iin, ri ane Re ee os Three witnesses today, in addition | De, bea 7K? Be me TAM By MR ellis connected ituttacs | Siew tesan wae che wite of ohe|FORD-FOR-PRESIDENT CLUBS of Forged Securities 2 & | sa ue ; ee: we Wee ee = ape ~ be age 3 £ ™ ith Turner in the transactions form- Assistant Fire Chief of Denver CONFERENCE SET FOR DEC 12 14 4 ee 2 £8 2 = ? } me Sees NG ee NI A ae ee eS * ing the basis of the charge. These | ryan, searching for ~ his wife, | ' A Collateral. ‘ 3 ’ o~s | . x, ~ ae j on = Rs , , ‘d s s Be hint. ns Fae : BS Sih .e - = , a , ; i. 2 ra ‘ ' were ank Nhe Gill. propy, le Lo}! of ' iv | : Said wae not at their hor ‘Lk | . a c i 4 ; : | $ = ore ‘cal : 2 hg 2 i. , oo a 2 ‘ ® me ~s Se 2 bx Pa "Sey ‘ . be os Se PRE SS the McGill printing establishmen? at! la: 7 arr at the ecene Proclamation Says Ford Is Nearest , * , » ~ . a . i d —~ “ oe . A " . 2 oS ss . >» ew sn . Se 4 2 . 2 a . a - Eck ‘ ‘a f fer. of the A rt Craft tse de + a in ey iden: ec n nis trial ' eae ~ . _* Qe: oe cad oo Sr oo . eee 4 bw ‘ ae Oo ea i" nae aint ; AN) ee -* . — F ’ ; national organization conference of - a oe , : Bs oF . — “ * te . saaies : “ , , ; x 2% oles Do > nece ‘ect > P Tr yesterday é hy mt ’ “ty ice - . = i tiatiiaen sted a t0 her, is as follows; . - . ae "wits So: ‘ . a ae: 4 o> we ‘ ~ a “ SONS . Pos oe Ree Se ! : { " t ‘ re " aie i i Thal I ty last night. “ ' all k ord-for-President clubs, to be a ee Se ee bs cane Fe ee sg, eS Bh PO Ae Be re ~ ee 29 Bee oe SF pe TE s l I avin seen aliiday wit! turn , to the Shepie lace he | same 1S George V. Halliday. 5S oe ee z : ie foe a oe ‘ See Be es a Rote told o iviIne lida: tn rnins ih Shep piac th ‘held in Dearborn, home of Henry ° : ; t > r Niday & Co. were very | This is the tapes ; Halliday’s Lawyer Says He Was Dupe | Pid ya -| local Ford ¢lubs held here last night. Se ived ne realised that | and ‘alec wd ee ys ta pe — ont gL of France at the siege of Douai. The companion tapestry, stolen at the same time | of Turner. were reciprocated. | Accompanying ‘he formal code 0,000, SNOWS ing Louis XIV at the s siege of Dunkirk. 2 Hallidey’s lawyer, Wayne Ely in The Rev. W. ©. Garberson, p*estor| for the organiz;@on conference BE tt HE i PR ESOT obtained financia! assist- | : ve ¢ Mount tee > . fom some quarter the business | ee . : : _ | outling bis defense 5 esterday said | os as — moe Baptist Church, probably will be a cupy of a procla- have to be terminated, caus- =| urner and myself, at Mt per used in the genuine, an order a slight chanze in the line which-'th i? the wiset are etsesetent would admit that incriminating — Mit nell to the police station.| mation signed by those attending 9) peo egg a ions of a great deal of money | ish aay S residence, by th ise oF & Was placed for the engraving of read: ‘Interest payable June Ist and he ) te ceive certain n saci evidence might appear to point to)“ . crime, Mitchell told the! last night's meeting. : es Playwright. : ts with whom the firm had irazor blade The salesman was not%81000 blanks, which were to cost December ct * Mi Gill then furn- oh e ble “eG Wf Hiallida: but that he would be _ ace he drove awe) from the “Five years ago,” says the proc- mcey nable him to £0 to! yown to be the victim of circum-|Sherie home and -hid his weapon A he Ttalian Pilar. Fas rece, ‘ 3 by : . . a ’ ° |} told Ww hi: [ t} -- ; ' ~ - wert , ae - ‘ le Ss ‘ene ane ndisies ‘ ‘ , n was almost impossible to} : 8 asked make an est! me to Mr. Turner, to pay oO. k.’d by the writer as W. B. Davis ia play which he had written, and (ances ' were calied to arms to save democ-, . , mate (>) +} > , : " , . . . _ 4 7 se " : F " . : leo ** * " 4 yi? gle with the crowd while the | ‘ ; 4. Teast around for wiat couid he | ‘ f ‘ ¢ approximate cost of the " ; { rafts Snop. The fin , at the Time that t hie uA riter delivered his t } iteve! profits arose from this | Hle Was a bond broker. thie law- al racy to the world. The time has ar- tear , . - nd oy ee Prior a in the premises, and. aS a Vain | work, Which @stimate he submitted ° avment to the Art Crafts the 500 blanks for the additional | ¢y). | ion (always having {n mind | ver said. ‘and was doing business of ee : ae — Sheriff were exam- rived for atiother eall to the ne- = a to obtain money in order to | “GUMINes the next few days Shop fo: - completion of the work Printing. When McGill finished this the py; soe T mail a "tn hel a up }some $300,000 a month, but he oper- _— sagged Pipers: = triots of the country to save democ- oA . ye the business, in the hope “Order Placed Through Turner.” ic lis was paid for in this Job of 500 on or about the 14th of he x. curities pl 4 ne ‘ta ban] Hh : . from the Adams Stamp Co rroceed-.=. ‘Turner said he belleved in illi- . | , =. . ‘ eas . ‘ Males eat for the originals. |Submitted. The contrac 7 oe dle ligne mi age CBO 1 es bn when the icin ins = rubber |" acs... a lday. and that he would lend him the _ according to the police. Mitch-| shaneea tn Re these parties 7 | ' ae ng scenacnner iss aving£ p viously arranged two! . also told the police, thev said. he ‘ ‘ p and attitude :.. ’ m French Issue. i deposit of $5 and another $56 Baby : stamp of J. P. Morgan & Co., and , : _jceitificates to make his settlement, : : re om “s he particular i vhen th ob a ROCKS, One fOr 5509, WHICR Ws t ; * | idle t gas * it the Night’ and D2) nd that later Halliday could heip' been a friend of Mrs. Brvan for| *°Ward the people, there is little ed upon the parti iar 1s- ei ne 30 as npiet@q Lis ; . O NnUlver ei al rancon in ie . »o © pal =.) (O00. and one at tne "1 ; in fi >the } , Play ral months Sherie formerly hope_of ol taining AnY economic re- @ the French Government 744 | in total of $1000 In acing i-~..e : jnumbering machine. ; Kk. per rrange arner in tinancing the Junior F lay- ith the BR , lief froin our present’ intolerable " . ] " | . j P vd - . 7a Poa lity TOOK er ai “a Zz - >" "di i ll TVA i= m : ’ ’ ") ; ' os 2 : : . je : ’ ~ an a " . / . . . , : . ‘ ent gold oan, Whit h Was on the | on ‘ rder if Was d ("ij led ti Aye tbls ba "he Se ‘. . b 7 Ingraving of Signature. r nt. 19 certificates of $15.000 fa - ér | 5 a ae Peete conditions ") he jiatter art of May urner should presumnahb!) »~ act res , oe , , , nga - ae ~))j é ot CY r the cer. | Dy: . _ . _— , mM : t] cir ; ~ | cashed Reverting back he earlier di: ue of $1000 each the Night and Halliday did not Know thr “ Novelist See ce Divorce at Reno. Praising Ford, the proclamation : ,* 1 ts w hen | AS i age} ’ rch? . * oo ’ $ j ? ** ag oT . > y* >) ~ y | : "is 7 ° com tee reason that the interim re igent of some |! | the 1: + oe fF Jun Deas tank. at the name of a|f-cates were counterfeits. PNCY iby the Associated Press declares: NO man since the days fa i #7} = . , " nw. ’ : — : Doe - r . . ( USS1O! s in haa ‘ . ; . = 4 . -_ ‘ bore a six months’ interest | house, a1 it was decided betwee Proof of Work Submitted. of $32.-; were good imitations, and deceived RENO, Nev. Oct. 25.—Sherwood! of Jefferson and Lincoln has come’ = even bankers. Halliday placed them | Anderson, author of several novels,|as near the ideal of what a Presi- vith bankers for loans, acting in ias filed suit here for divorcee from | dent ought to be.” -~ eood faith.” rennessee Mitchell Anderson. Deser- and early in July, of the detail 1 rien mine, mi a loan . 11a] he ; f — . oo , . connect Nn ' lé dup icating | “ ’ NO ‘rmriber ho ith: and *0 m receipts wou e OUl- orm purporting and on lanks were ‘live? to My u the com nitation bonds to the ‘ Jia a © si 5 acl the fa se = . I ’ . ‘ a4 ‘Fi : " es ? . Ts appeares aT if . Lan! ,| il COU- Lig 4 i ‘ : I x C mse FT ‘ ; nlacing this’ order. the one bearin; y.co I nter one Saturday afternoon. At the , : ferred to, element of time in getting “At was credited*to his account Nov The State rested its case at pen mine sistriet coal, receipts to the holder, I pre- 19, 1921, Halliday putting up $20,-|p. m., after the introduction _of ge 1 f a check was dssued on the Night! These corrections wit] Murphy and myself, were present, | rathne han the Federal tribunal ) if 4 A | A | ; n bf ; ro } e oriii | J e Ms . M en , —s : ees : ia ie i t oo er ics McGill & Co. bv Mr. ithe work which he was to do. Mr. ‘instate h case in the Federal | ont ; ; a :, oT ae Continued From Page ‘n-, the time the order was placed|coupon and $1 > main bodyv.!tiame of his call, Mr. Turner, Paul i ' j familiar with engraving and | ,. cou ‘a ty 7. +0) Taek | Turner personally, or it mav have taken hack ti the +8 ; ©) S } : ’ ‘ i . , +. vind : = Ps — P, . ‘ 7 | been to the Much Ado Publishing! Turner. On the proof will be foun lurner placed the order it him furt, an is matter is still pend- , Witty; it was owing to this crud- ¥ + | j le t Co.. with the understanding that this/a correction from $3.75 $3.75.ito make a steel cut of the signatur: ug 28° oa! Lili? . *- : ; = il ) ; 0) - . . -~* « . , , . ; Ts } ole . . . . ; St that ; “@.5aggg ‘ees | $500 be treannaal through Mr.; On this O K’'d proof MeGill ntiof J. P. Morgan & Co. and a the LAG: now under a three ot ne ne r ;, , . no . “ Tur er to the Art (ra fts SS) Op ahe; thy le work. wa’ ] h \Wwae same time to make 9 drawing of the i er Tii Tit ir’ sentence fo. em- ls of Making Inquiries. : sein il . Trtner end neidifareer signature ° . appeared : zzlement, in cornectic th his tT . 4 I q Discussed Method of Handling. , : of i ; . i Trt ii* i dA i] 4 ‘; icin i im l SIR UaAtuUl \ aa + ayy} ay | ‘ 4 % ; : "ft ] nec Ion Witn his + Stained one of the rene) roe ir ’ i? work of MeGil the bottom of ne main portion roKkerage ansactions wt We carrie oO I rae ee es a rubber stamp day’ ounsel said the confession was ; ee , "—- e ‘ than le these ¢ ' : , : 4 between June*the 20th and ; ~ rps th shee of aa ao ‘tions to — to de seine re b] aa ' original $100 bond,and tracings of thé - + of the confession in o ie@ order with 1e Ar “rafts to his residence, and that they wou' Pe ; sie : : presentation yh i Ss | V | a smepomie pe = by Mr. court..as Halliday gave neither per- . AC UUM CL “urner and myse at his Bome, to/.... EIN Dish Sn amen’ Daal — Thad of a $500 piece of the! Plate required, Mr. Turner went ‘o' ness manager. the point where a fairly accurate | sonal nor documentary testimony in : : ‘ ; sApPssCare , . piain piece ? - Hire sa rilier } ‘hh : that he was going to the Von! ceipt of theiFrench Government is- Mr. Turner's residence during his ab- 9 iT ADs y c - . : —_ » the co atian ff wl 1 a hat he ww: interru pt- | Grafts Co. priates en ppm paper Davis) would bring these blanks in censure d & the mpletion of th’ | floor, and that he wag not 'nterrupt IF YOU DECIDE TO BUY that . , : = : = : rn. little firm known “S'several samples of the work taken to him within a few days. work the writer had been frequently | ed or prompted Bai E M hly P ® would be glad to GOlfrom the plate, in various colors, “When the finished 500 blanks /at Mr. "Turner's residence, and all Testimony as to the confeee'nr alance asy onthiy ayments nr . P . . . . “NZ in connection with ans his matter were discusecd was then given by James E > ie and with these samples we com-|.o4., Senedd “Mr. T ‘s resi- | angles of t ' aati pbb eg pared the genuine bond, finding that ~ aeocbiigerot clear a pate ce from time to time, both from the roll, who peg rages pes” heyy 302 | Our liberal ed 2p rg plan lets you own a sagen “ tne ee bt while the work was not perfect asa delivered them to th McGill Printing | standpoint of ats resort of the cer- Attorney - : pa ater ire as superb new Eureka on the very easiest terms. But Or not yeaa “-| duplicate, it would meet our pur-|c¢o together with the $100 bond for |tificates themselves and frem_ the’ nell Du ing th ot egg sten n BO you must hurry. Our supply of cleaners was lim- standpoint of the division of the pro- | jury was kept out Of the Cuourty . ited when thié great offer was announéed. AND Attorney Ely’s objection to “tion of the confession| ff REMEMBER SATURDAY AT 6 P. M. THIS . Turner 170k the sample Shop for the manufacture of the’ be paid for by Miss Martin, his busi-| ‘ poses We requested them to suhb- copy and a corrected copy of one of ; > Dm *? ‘ . . . ' - " ‘i . — _ le e- v) T. e* . ; . a at Turner's House. mit samples in various shades of /|tne original thousand lot on which;ceeds resulting from the distribu-/| owing to Mer this oc ;} : : rreemMme tt - tithe introdus ; currence ] called fal gr ™ ‘ na ne y were shown n 0 g ak been made both rion. No agreement het & Per Mr Beet. mira itt rher's hous n : ( eidy agen in penny ea a se lor - ‘self was ever arriv: and evidence regarding it. | OFFER WILL BE WITHDRAWN! Se you ~ 5 House and we went! .ample which corresponded near!y| of the $37.50 item in the coupon and | Turne! and myself was ever arrived ' an igen y ) : a ee ane ‘onnell. | their | matter thoroughly, discuss- enough to the shade of green used /the change in spacing together with at_as to his remuneration, except Carroll and Connell in heir must act at once to avoid disappointment. Mher or not a perfect imita-j|, ' a a8 the genuine certificates of thou-| ; mand Phone, Call or Mail Coupon Today ed } ad ; >» rela- a] eweiens "he J Pint winating ans Sate jee as Ce LL a Call ar Ball Comme Crafts Co. then submitted various tatribution of such imita- We . ea mal 'stocks of bond paper, and an at- § . meus teeth 2: Brpepenaae) THE SILK SHOP | eee roid ‘he ie who could io| P*T pete vite raped mark, = oa } a Prices K and that there would Le decided between us that Lape — - PS; lks mCuUlty in making an imitation | ter to Rave no water mar eae My perfect to pass any bur | Water mark that would be di whe "rts in the home office of | from that used by the American & Co, ' Rank Note Co., in the genuine bonds We found that it was impossible ‘o “and personal call, certain | get a bond paper without a water *ngraving shops, found that} mark, and after having approac hed Nal Stee! EF ngeraving Co. had | 48 nearly as possible the weight p.- ine (which, by the way, was| i ee —e wa Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. 617 Locust St. ree EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO. Olive 2688 Central 6227 . 617 Locust St. East St. Louis Branch Send me details of your free trial offer. 350% Collinsville Ay. Name “see eee eeeeeeeeneeae “es eee eee @ ee East 1187 , St. Clair 2536 AGREES occddabd ecicceicsocecdanen Harry Walter, Inc. Seventh and St. Charles Canton Crepe | Chiffon Velvet Satin Canton SK.50 Value. 1.00 Value. wil} * ; . ' Street and evening * a en. : s se of excep k 42 inches wide. Street and ‘ See Crepe evening shades. prevasis for the entir« w eek ; > ‘ : 298 yd | $6.95 Ya $3.25 Ya. Vella-Vella, $3.98 Imported Black Chiffon Velvet, $4.98 Jet ‘black. ‘his fabric will Elve exceNent wear. then. after consulting 0» This price $2.50 Value. : 7 ———— +." pevvvvvvvyy eee eee t é © ; background of the re- cula pa KKFound of the re- $3 SPEQIAL ATTENTION ed . viwen te Afternoen tancheon Parties. the National Steel En- Cc In the evening try our de- to on the telephone and ‘iclous Table d'Hote Dinner $1.50 Or their salesman to. call Oune — <—— Daily Demonstration of the Eureka at STIX. BAER & FULLER Phone Olive or Central 6500 for Free Loan Offer A vew creationmin crepe with a velvet finish. We Make Silk Shirts for $1 When the Silks Are Purchased Here wTTrPP TL Se MUSIC DANCING JOHN CAFFERATA CATERING ©O. DELMAR AND HAMILTON a —_—_$—$——— esrb iir bbb bib bh bbe ehhhrerrree? ABA BAAAAAAAAALAAAAAAAAAAA Ae ———— — i oeeman Was given a sample » bond, which | acquired, h the center was cut by rT TerretefeoeeeT,Tf. .s. SS Ae SD SS SL DD DS 4444444444444 4 4 - =

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2 - . ————————————————— . PGE GO IEE EIS GOO CO NEE EY I LR NE ET ee See ee ae « ee, Cee -_——_—_—_— : —A WE : UPER-VALUES 4 =; ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Tinies Combined ona : > = : “= aoe s = -. --aneee _—- ee a ——— — 3 *- =2-s30e- 7 = et =: = —tetone — 3 | . . 7 er P ; = = 1 - ; . ~~ -* ey =sorst * - “y st: Som : 33-5 = ors te4 -oe8 - - — 5 - ss — = - = * —_ , SS 3 7 - - . os ==s° r SOF : : —~ _ _ eet ioes os be os pen bee ott - ta a 7 ~~ Sanbeete = sd _ ——— ©4de:an4nnoe-o> “eben + oo 1 i 5337 Sea spacSeeeess=- oo a me 3 : Tre -@e- ie el * . - - _—-— +o-+ eee. - ~ -) aS ES Eee So v= ~ every detail Is each fFroca _ a. Gorgeous Tunics Tunics of rare beauty ar lection. Silk nets, metal ti spangled in artistic designs Novelty, Laces, | _ | $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 Yai Allover Flounces and Bar . of silk net and chiffon. ¢ : : broidered, beaded and spa ee i‘ * A Very Special Anniversary Sale of | §¢ JAinres isasemeu Or Group of Fine |. ieee : Values in R | eee eee FUR-TRIMMED.COATS|§)\ === === = ° o 4 in pleasing variety. € a 2 Le = Pail = ‘3 2. $4.95 Values : 27% Discount—On O Values to $60! 25% Discount—Or Gowns, envelope chemise. step-in sets, bloomers, Prin- cess slips and petticoats. Ma- + terials are five-thread crepe — } bs china, Kenan These Coats have been secured at 2 priced Dresses riven us at iess than cost to madse, ox —— 7 THRIFT AV! a _ Imported Bowl Sets oi At $1.59 : ‘ The Sets include — Flounce. mouse, théiem Get oktin phenomenal price concessions and encase poets = constitute one of the greatest of ith real laees—tirts tlet, Anniversary Special fu Callie and Ortental patterns... m4 nr oo Beautiful pile fabries, including Bolivia. Brytonia, Truvenette, Ormandale. Veldette, Patricia, Velronia, Nor- $7.95 to S$] 0.95 if “alizes mandy and Amolaine. Selected fur ~ } , } i in i aie a! Dp - > L. > . 4A Asbd sb bid . = acr. aude. ' rown ar } —_ ~w s . 4 "2 9O«? ee |) s.~* show ire ~¢ — gray. ALL SIZES et oe usual uUncerth ngs -OnsSisting of Zzowns of reDe je chine @ s'fan-in : J ? > | ses env ive me "@ wT le a oe . . — Basement an early visit. Dresses of silk, French eS i serge and knitted fiber silk. Beautifully trimmed. ~Olor — = 7 sai a dom — pi ee » ™ > * * < ag . ~— — solen. — ES vt a? ’

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Lone ve ae rrr a rete a . PIE Me a cared Pot Berns cae cs Wi 7 4 ~ 9 ~ i i ae ae : . re ‘i ‘e way Ey a . 4 dg. ig ee * fas : x 7" . ee Lili me eK ea ete ee cap MY hy Pee ae es es ~~ a a Os Ao : 4 . Ee onstrate the abdominal supporter. all visitors. Vanta Shirts, 90c They are in the buttonless and pinless style, of merino. Infancy to 2-year sizes. Vanta Abdominal Binders, of merino; Vanta Teething Bands, Vanta Gertrudes, Vanta Nighties and Nightdrawers, and Vanta Hose of wool or silk-and-wool mixed, at a range of prices. Handmade Dresses, $2.50 Infants’ Coats, $3 to $7 Infants’. Dresses, with hand- | Fashioned of cashmere, cre- tucked and hand-drawnwork | pella and poplin, in a great designs, or hand-embroidered number of styles. Daintily sprays. trimmed with braid, ribbon Infants’ Knit Wear, $1.98 | and lace. Sweaters and Sweater Baby Blankets, $1 to $2.98 Sacques, of soft wool zephyr. Beacon Cloth Blankets in Fancy weaves. stitched in various patterns. Bound and colors. stitched edees. Rubber Pants, soc Crib Pads, 35¢ Infants’ Ventilated Rubber Quilted Crib Pads. In size Pants. 17x18 inches. Layette, $18.95. Complete Layette—consisting of all gar- ments essential for the new baby, 36 pieces— ., at this special price. Crib, Complete, $8.95 White Enameled Crib, rubber-tired wheels; cotton mattress, kapok pillow, cambric pillow cover, sheet and Beacon blanket make up this snug little Crib for the wee tot. (Second Fioor.).. Flannelette Wear For Women—Attractively Priced Pajamas, $2.98 Women’s Pajamas, o f Windsor flannelette, in solid colors and fancy floral de-' signs. Warm and comfy.. FP EEE Pte geome rer - =). a BE GS extraordinary opportunities for saving. Handsome Coats in the newest and | most desirable styles are offered in three price groups— $ $ ~ In this Annual Sale of Coats, our customers have the advantage of selecting from among the newest and smartest styles of the Winter season, at prices that mean definite savings. Many women have already taken advantage of the exceptional offerings and have been enthusiastic about the values. However, Wednesday’s shoppers will find an excellent style and size assortment remaining. The Materials— The high-pile fabrics of the season—Gerona, Mar- vella, Ormandale, Arabella, Fashona, Roi de Laine, Francine, Truvenette, Brytonia, Avengela and Cam- el’s Hair. - : Dukana Mole, Alfresco Seal, Idesia, and other fur- tex materials are shown. Every Coat Is Lined With Crepe ~~ Semi-Annual Sale of LACES Gorgeous Tunics, $15.00, $19.00, $25.00 Tunics of rare beauty are displayed in a most generous se- lection. Silk nets, metal tissues and chiffons are beaded and spangled in artistic designs both in black and colors. Novelty Laces, | Sample Pieces, $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 Yard | 50c, $1.00, $2.00 Each Allover Flounces and Bands | of silk net and chiffon, em- | broidered, beaded and span- gled in high colors; Venise Laces in collar widths; Bo- hemian and Spanish allovers, | O-o: UY Ss UU ULL Nightgowns, $1.50 Made in yoke style, of good quality flannelette, trim- med in piping, scalloped edge and braid. Extra and regular sizes are available. Cut full and well made, Pajamas, $1.50 rably made, of fine flan- ) in pink and blue stripes} Two-piece models, i with silk frogs. The Trimmings— The colors—black, kit fox, brown, mole and navy. Furs are generously used—Viatka and natural squir- rel, black fox, platinum wolf, lynx, beaver, caracul, Manchurian wolf and brown fox. For the woman who prefers a plain Coat there are many styles with col- lars of the material. Sizes 34 to 44, and Extra Sizes to 52 (Women’s Coat Section—Third Floor.) Flannelette Skirts, s56c These Flannelette Skirts come in dark colors, finished. with ruffle. Warm and serv- iceable. Remnants from a foremost French designer provide fine , bits of laces at very low prices, in lengths varying flounces and galloons; lovely | from %4 yard to 1% yards. Chantilly Laces; hat Laces | Each piece is marked at a real in pleasing variety. | saving. 237% Discount—On Our Entire Stock of Real Laces 25% Discount—On All Our Novelty Laces, Flounces and Allovers mm. ‘THRIFT AVENUE SPECIALS 1 Women’s Silk-and-Wool Hose, $1.39; 3 Pairs, $4 Offering 1000 pairs of wom- en’s semi-fashioned Silk and Wool Hose. Of fine quality. in light and dark heather com- binations. Every pair perfect. Ruffled Curtains A Special Selling of Art Needlework Attractive Items at Prices That Suggest Holiday Purchases Scarfs at $1.00 | Scrap Baskets at Lace-trimmed Scarfs with | ——_ a centers; ieee Handmade a an in this lot are 24-inch centers Italian Sera . . . 4 p with embroidered mosaic ef Baskets of white reed. fect centers. Cluny Lace Centers, Very -attrhe- tive for the , $1.19 Lovely handmade Cluny Lace | poudoir. Centers, 20-inch size, with all- linen centers. Exceptional values. (Main Floor.) Special Prices on Curtains and Materials Artificial Silk At 5 1.15 Yard Artificial Silk Casement Cloth, in plain or fig- ured design. Good, serviceable quality; 36 inches wide. Attractive Cretonnes At 39c Yard Ruffled Curtains At $ Ye ; 8 is) Pair | Dainty voile and marquisette maka, up these Curtains, in plain and figured patterns.’ Finished with wide or narrow ruffles at side and bottom. Each pair of Curtains has tie-backs to match. Quaker Tuscan Net ! 1 Imported Bowl Sets At $1.59 The Sets include assorted bowls, in various designs. All convenient sizes. Brocade Bandeaux, 59¢ Fancy Bandeaux in medium- Back-fastening Sole Sttows’ a Cc naggoerthers $4:59 . OF ' length models. . styles with elastic section, and tape ‘shoulder Sizes $2 to 44. Boys’ Suits at $2.39 Button-on models, with straps. _ Waists of washable materials; braid trimmed. The trousers tre of washable corduroy, full ated. Green, blue, brown and a (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Plaid Blankets At $5.95 Pair Heavy-weight Plaid Blan- kets, neatly bound in sateen. re are several colored Plaids to select from. Each t measures 66x80 inches, for } ull-size bed. (Square 16—Main Floor.) ’ : At $1.29 Pair A lot of 425 pairs of Mar- quisette Curtains, ruffle is edged with blue or gold, and are complete with tie-backs. Curtains that will give good service. Aluminum Teakettles At $1.19 Made of heavy gauge alumi- num, s5-quart size, seamless style. In attractive panel shape. Kitchen or’ Tea Towels At 15c Each Hemmed and have tape loop on end. Made of fine quality bleached crash, with fast-blue borders. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Fiber-Striped Madras Shirts Special Values, - $4.85 ESE Shirts are made of exceptionally good qual- ity striped madras of combed ~ yarn. Tailored in neckband style with French cuffs. A very special value. to 17. Sizes 14 (Main Floor.) At 85c Yard A popular Net for curtains and door panels is this Quaker Tuscan Net, of a coarse weave, hand finished. Beige tint. Displayed on tables for easy selection. Included in this assortment are domestic Cre- tonnes in effective designs and colorings. They range from small bedroom patterns to the large dark effects. 36 inches wide. (Sixth Floor.) SPECIAL FURNITURE VALUES In a Particularly Interesting Group 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite As Illustrated, S A 3 0 FASHIONED of rich American walnut in an artistic de- sign that is extremely popular, this Suite offers a value very much out of the ordinary. Included are 66-inch buffet, oblong table with 8-foot extension, 5 side chairs and one armchair—up- holstered in figured velour. China Closet to match, wood or glass door, Server to match, ats Fireside Rocker or Chair $19.75 In graceful Queen Anne style that will harmonize with practically every decorative scheme in a most satisfactory manner. Well constructed of solid and cane, this Rocker r represents an offering worthy of very spe- cial consideration. Convenient Payment Terms May Be Arranged. (Seventh Fieer.) Herz Improved Sanitary Day-Bed Special, $29.75 A practically indispensable article in every small home and apartment today. Full double bed size—Windsor ends with perforated center panel. Im- proved construction eliminates sliding to open and close. Mattress 100% ‘white felt—covered in attracti cretonne. An excepti layer ve Antique Venise Centerpieces at $3.95 20-inch size, with all-linen centers. Several<patterns. - Luncheon Cloths, $1.95 a | S t amped Cloths in 45-in. size; of excel- lent qual. ity Belgian linen, with design for lazy - daisy or French knot em- broidery. Stamped Pillowcases At 89c Pair Pillowcases stam for scalloping on edge, also some hemstitched for crochet. Size 36x42 inches. Filet Chair Backs, $1.95 Handmade antique filet Chair | Backs, large size, finished with fringe. Three styles. with silk floss filling. Twoneut of cording. Flower trimmed. Work Baskets at $1.25 Recs ge sizes —— which to © choose. Some ve handles, others have dr | Some are ager Rm raffia rose trimming. Night-Light Frames At $1.59 Have imported Doll Heads, with various colored wigs; ex- ceptional values. Buffet Sets at 89c Three-piece Buffet Sets em- broider in blue, rose. or brown. Neatly boxed. Stamped Set of 9 Pieces, $1.00 Here is a most exceptional value. A complete set cluding a. 36-inch cover, four three-piece buffet Set. § -daisy design on unbleached

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximate ly Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Com : OBER 38" R a3. 192 hs 6 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 : - | \ 4) er ee Be RN yA Do You Play Mah Jong? NS 5 You are invited to visit our Mah | 7 J Shop and secure free instruction by ex Classes hourly—10 to 12 and 1 to @ First Floor. : Genuine | MEININGER’S CASh | Use a Vandervoort Garage — TTEMS’ TRACED AT |) Sets erste. teat tent * SOiggs- pecia reet doorman. y , 7 t F Ni i Terms HOHENSCHILD TRIAL _ Store Hours: : Daily, 9 to 5:30; : Saturday, 9106 | Olive and Locust From Ninth to 7 Wednesday & Thursday — Bockeee af ight and Dey Wednesday—Great Value-Giving Day at Vandervoort’: Bank Tells How They In- creased to $754,000 When ai A Sale of Bank Was Closed. (By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch.) JOPLIN, Oct. 23.—Through the. testimony today of Frank L. Schnei-| der, general bookkeeper of the de-| funct Night and Day Bank of St. Louis, Circuit Attorney Sidener on-| deavored step by step to make a' ‘e 9? We \) Broadcasting F Station B-V-O-E (“Biggest Value on Earth’) and roa a ny ot Overstated One Whit the Second Week’s Offering of Pi. pet ; $277, 000 Sale of Kennedy Radio Sets Black @ Radio enthusiasts have been here by the hundreds. Each Set that goes out Bro ad cloth of the store broadcasts the good news to all the friends of its owner. } q@ Kennedy Sets need no introduction to Radio fans. They are acknowledged ' @ Such fabrics as ¢ ; by those who know as the finest Radio Receiving Sets made for amateur use. — : make wouksel on a case against Henry H. Hohenschild, | Can be operated with either dry on ssi teat - ments. All hi gh . ‘ ‘ that varnish as ger Seneniel president of the institution, charged | | Ne. 281 Receiver and No. 521 Amplifier | No. 220 Receiver and No. 525 Amplifier | Broadeioth in new | “give,” resilient and ly in seven indictments with assenting | to the reception of deposits after the bank was in a failing condition. 2 the varnish on furniture a@ $25 Down— ments just pg food tne 4 “deat.” . 00 from Austria, brittle Regular Price ; $15 Down— | Regular Price 3O8: $145.00; Sale 359° $5 Monthly | —" Sale e a Now . - Sidener’s effort is to prove guilty: ‘ i f " Pric 7 | sania . onsen sainiesinteie ann and Germany. | Bi cine your furniture a more bes ‘| knowledge upon the part of Hohen-| Special Selling Oo Each Set in original package, fully guaranteed against de- | Each Set in original pac yon ae ga: All on | oe ill absolutely prevent @ 4) Sieh ch heewe thal Si atmediiaited | ti fects in electrical wiring, material or workmanship, ; fects in electrical wiring, mater or Wo P. : Agee 7 | ” their connat leave any gum 4 ; ae ' : 1C | shrunk ready for , r SALE FLOOR SAMPLES knew for nearly a year before Jan. | Automa s Id D f d M hl P m | o "pind it. It 18 SO . : i CONSOLES $97.58 6, 1922—the day the bank was closed Sewing O on S erre ont Vy ay ents t heedle. 7. P to clean windows. Try it. et 3—PREM $73.50 'by the State Finance Commissioner, . Enjoy vour Set while you pay for it. Out-of-town purchasers who can fur- =o : h P ‘ae fy, WIZARD PRODUC i] 1—VICTOR VICTROLA -... crete, le tee of 05 O00 O06 os alee Machines nish the usual credit reference may take advantage of these terms, too. | v=.-Ine rotos . a a 3—PREMIER UPRIGHTS ...$56.00 bank was insolvent. He contends A fine opportunity to save on Ww, Down $10 Monthly Down o y Sets 50 inch G % it GRAFONOLAS $39.50 Hohenschild was in active charge of a Sewing Machine. Most of Sets «#-ine erm +) ly) | COMBA ‘the bank, that its books showed Its them are new Machines. A 6°, interest added to unpaid balance on deferred payments black Broadeloth ' 7 ¢ >» , na emon- FAMOUS-BAI ; condition and Hohenschild must few floor samples and : Radio Shop—First Floor. ) o 4 wes have known it. oo ee are included at greatly | 54 inch Venice te B. NW ; r Of Admits He Altered Records. reduced prices. ————— EE ’ 7 : OWic AVC q J Schneider today testified fur the All are the well-known auto- Broadeloth « | . first time on direct examination matic chain stitch Machines. Sul : 54-3 Ms. SCRUGGS-V ; 1008 Olive St. that he had altered the banks rec- Prices including attachments , 54-inch Ponte ; > . > ords on paaeret ctions from Meininger ange fron N Ced Ch ts Broadeloth Z | \ = saturday Evening WA Suir a conaigon gmicn wan set "GO a Fine Showing of New ar Ches —- — and all other ¢ a4 |correct. He made the rtatement $ $4 ; ae ‘ i Bia 4+ine ek Kids — } \frankly, going into minute details. 2 lO @ Those seeking the utmost values in Cedar Chests should not , , over 2 | The effect of this is to put Schnei- May be purchased on our fail to inspect these Chests. 258 @ They are impressive in their originality of design and superior \4-ineh Paquin selected wood. Broadcloth $7. @ They have been priced low for midweek selling, and range from 54-inch Belgian $9.85 to $42.00 Broadcloth $5 to # (®8e OLDEST, THE LARGEST, THE B Clea Child’s Bowels ith 1921, two days before the tims for Sewing Machine Shop— Beautiful Period : | = - ees mm ; ae ¢ , The “Tension n wi (the annual stockholders’ examina- on Ch t | FZ = : 7 ests i hed = (Patented) Used E . . ” |}tion of the bank, A. O, Meininger SE Sr eee eines ) “California Fig Syrup ‘instructed him to change the cash New designs in black walnut, ma- t ‘and cash item account to deduct =f ° ° hogany or imitation finishes con- i 1200 Pairs - |from the amount carried on the 9 int- 1Ze : structed for window seats, cabinets t ) —HS0T! if Men’s Fine t 4 | der in the position of admitting his club plan of $5.00 down . | part iv aiding Meininger, the ad-. and the balance monthly. | mission coming in the form of a | willing statement, rather than arn un- Pe S.—All makes of Ma- : | willing statement dragged from him chines repaired. Hem- 3} t on cross-examination, as in the first . ; ‘ stitching done while you trial of Hohenschild last December. — le Or . wT Schneider testified that Dec. 17, wait * | books $568,058.66 and to add that } amount to the record of $104,425.04 Iev-Hot Vandervoort’s Special and 4 owery _chests. Sizes 42 to 48 , inches long by 138 to 21 inches bhig4. |\which the Night and Dav Bank had ee dl a ee Bottles Wardrobe Trunk $32.50 to $65.00 amount due from the American ' | sac % vt a a 1 ie the | 9 5 = A Wonderful se 1 19 NewPeriod Console owt ee a Oe er ee ~~ ~~ CPM OOO Sa Se er eae ten eeel dieting ee ~ * - - if accomplishes what has : mplished in a plano. ich permanently ms rd arch, upon. which | tone of a piano princi record of cash items only $251.- Value at 770.04. In all $754,000 was trans- | Chests =: TTA LAL ‘ . . = s . ferred on the daily cash book to) Selling for ess * The Trunk is suitable for both men A wonderful selection of period Con- = | \ & | ; h ‘ ; | : one - - ‘ xe me ei . 7 . PS giv es to the lason show deposits in other banks. The| Than Half Prins and women. Fitted with 95 drawers, soles in walnut and mahogany em Drac- WS Come in black. cor- f ' P » o- he = | : ’ + eae S R. rp ae ote anes pra after the} Made with green shoe compartme ‘nt, hat compartment ing styles suitable forall rooms. Styles SS | dovan and a few in ry beauly of tone; oge ‘ Kholders’ examination niet _ —_ : ; es nelud ctalian. s h, Chippendale. ~ | ese ? ft was shown by Schaeiders tecti-| umeled cas - laundry bag, dust curtains and ironing e per pom vat 08: Wtiataian aan SS nate and San onaee own responsiv eness, } « w4 aa 7 ii ata -— . ~s Ps | rminum . Ip a D m - i. - 3 ] el ATnHe. pel Aa »~ LS Ose are ¥. Dons 1 oa tes o Sian b smerane shoulder, will keep con- rie ee Mary ang He ppelwh ite. Sizes 45 to —e largest manufacturer in § e quality never befor assure 5 it OL @ 4 ( was ; " a pen > = — eo” « es : “. ) tents hot for 24 hours rung. 48 inches long and 37 to 32 inches cou 4 destroyed by Meininger and that aft-/ it ane tan.% high 7 Ne ft the = o% oo ae si und and, being paten - 7 . a ei _ as '_—-. ss aay 9 r Sizes ‘Et a a the oe tie cee Leather Goods Sshop— a S.—tet us show you why 8 00 t $115 00 NF G Men's Furnishing Shop— ff | Vv other piano. italeiuak vous hd exp entenn Firat Floor Vandervoort’s Luggage is better. “UU LO dito. ~ ae 2 . . _ — : . c = S| : * ** A > Even if cross, feverish, bilious, con-| ., _. od om & chek teal CE era eee Luggage Shop—Basement. Cedar Chest Shop—Fourth —neliaieitaaeiaias : easured on merit, on real qua stipated or full of cold, children love | Former Examiner to Testify. | ef tone. on ¢ ‘-haracter of workm the pleasant taste of ‘‘California Pig) re * ae ey et 1. lyzed fr . ormer State Bank Examiner Vir- | : ship and m ateria ana Syrup.”’’ A teaspoonful never fails to gil D. Wall. wh rt © ottye> Marys —_ ; - : : ; . 1] clean the liver and bowels. _ cee ee oS i I ov 35 : . : of any viewpoint, scientifically ‘and Day Bank in September, 1920 : = = SS © GP a 7 4 ’ or H Ask your druggist for genuine ‘*Cal- r “HY oye ~ — = > Wt G” S SS e am > =} eZ , eticall vz e Mason & Han ifornia Fig Syrup’’ which has direc. *"¢ °° ak Com report was based for- > “ $- ae a — fr" : = — =" e+ the prejudices tions for babies 2nd children of al] ™¢® Bank Commissioner. Enright's oh 4 . Tae = S- >ot sa | Tak - 2 _ oe xo a am Fiano shatters p oges printed on bottle. Mother! You|°™ticism of the bank's condition Cel ees > ‘ ‘ . . : Mitts? Shortly you vite i rigat of? with A tempted to prevent Schneider trom hele Ns ges are bg first quality. All new styles, newest colorings—most desir- Ri ) hn i gers. v .t a. . in » J = ¥ 4 ‘ . > ? 3 ; - | Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of ee all re. Sates ut tie Se Je ) : ADIC us SO Ome stic manufacture obtainable. i ai Frie * Pree -— ems, © but i h main Schneide er- r € - : ° MA DOE Seient to remove every hard corn. me — es “| iia ee nett = | F Thev offer ran extraordinary opportunity to recover your floors at al big , Hu fu F soft corm, or corn between the toes, dence Garstang sought to brin t ; SAV ing b >t th Wi t - 2 aay : uh and the calluses, without soreness or The questioning idl on eaanie ome = 3 : ») 4 29) 5 ‘4 > : : > ~ 7 | mi | tlie ALCOLO A year before it was closed. Bs nS § wy Moov and S$75C . $65.00 and $67.50 $132.50 Heavy | 43.00 Seamless $105 Extra ba ita tor. - bank's vy | ea TY ries on the bank's Sai | . ) ‘ hii, shes books on Aug. 27, 1920, Schneide Piz Axminster Rugs Axmins | Seamless r : . adh The Perfect Rubbing Alcohol peer Vig? SS | ter Rugs Velvet Rugs De Luxe Rugs , i testified that om that date the cash | r nd “c items” shown by the : : i — W ~ ww ae | Wh Wt Clears your skin and makes nll ng ord te $431.482.35. of which =s- Pe ‘mal $394 $ 00 — _——- : $ a $ .00 ms Hh healthy pores she sald $203,571.86 was “cash : : $ 1 1 5.00 | onl —— ~ ; A items” and $225.791 69 was cash ? Tetls How Items Were Handled. ‘ Seamed and seam/|ess of , ‘ . — . fam.ess © ‘* , 7 25c and 75 | Dese than a month liater, Sept. 2 i : a - — Kot | 3 3 Ali seamless and from the in tam, rose, blue and . ‘ | ; ‘A ri D ée 1 aLlITV ; a ? ms ~™-a mr err + ) .* Your Druggist Has It (20. 1920, he testified. the cash shown | _s irabie quality in 9x12 | leading man ufacturers of the All new desings and colors | mixed * grounds. Size was $259,491.02, with no showing of ; 2 SIzt. United States. 9x12 size. with fringed ends. Size 9xit. ' 9%x1]2. a © tv we | ‘et het Persian and Chinese de- Tet ay signs in taupe, bive, tan ‘ ae | uh hi m1 : and mulberry grounds. Size s 9x17. ‘ fic s “eash items.” Schneider rvesuriea © that at Meiningers <digection the ; . m sa ‘cash items” were charged to the : _. y : ui ~s ~ individual accounts and the “cash — a i Z " items” list wiped out This. he tes f 7 " , : ‘ 7 » . ~ a“ rete: ‘ni ; oo 6 oc ~~ x = a S a < -_ , a Hh it tif! ti rif y » . = . 2 - , ° ' 2 - ™“ - i a ; ys ; ited. was done on the day State ‘ ~~ ~ wa = 3. . 5 A ot . ae “ft + Rank Examiner Wall arrived at the , = bank to examine ft. and the action : Pid e ~ ‘ ‘ Ss ~ made the bank's condition appear ’ © ‘more satisfactory. nd | iz. : From that time, according to "i a ) . Saale the casn Rug Sheop—Fourth Floor. " vf 44 ig | ; .* ,

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of the Daily Star and the Time s Combined by ee ee eee. ee — Approximately 40,000. i ——— a — —_ ee ee - Ma 11/7 Wy | MEININGER’ | — 3 , \\\ a Uy, —— ~ _ — — — ——.G& a ep uat ee ~~ m ag — a —~y - — ~~ : . vb) Vp 6 ITEMS TRACED AT | HOHENSCHILD TRIAL i | Continued From Preceding Page. | bur Mah Jo py! experts, : Pant i u _— ye : art item” account was gradually’ in- creased and on Dec. 17, 1920, the. total of cash and “cash items” was /$328,736.43: on Feb. 28, 1921, the total was $408,195.46, of which $75,-_ 600 was paid out to the State Treas- urer on his account, the record of the account having been destroyed. | |A few days later, March 4, the total | .of cash and “cash items” had in- | ‘creased to $509,112.35, of which | ($125,000 was in “cash items,” an | ‘additional $50,000 having been paid | ‘Out to the State Treasurer and the ‘amount carried as a “cash item.” On March 25, 1921, the total was 383,348.91. of which $138,404.70 | was “cash items.” | | The following day the ‘cash items" had been increased $69,379.20 ‘to a total of $207,783.90: by April 1 there was a further increase of $77.666.74. a total of $285,450.64; by April 6 there was a further increase tg ' of $35,138.85 to a total of $320,-| re 2 j : .2 SS | ‘ | f \ | Elgin Strap Watches for | (ZARD POLIS keeps varnish alive 3 as 4 — : . as these | | Wizard chemists have discovered an extraordinary fact ‘ful . Sar- "that has revolutionized the making of furniture polish— pa8.49; by Apre ss pepe Pag sed Cont ] ch-grade that varnish needs to be fed with certain oils to be kept 7 gl a a saci Seine: Renee dited, d ag . ” *s: . . | Pode ,79 O7.9¢. . ces new ship- “slive, resilient and lustrous. Ordinary polish does not How “Cash Items” Fluctuated. nemertne elieagro or to $75. feed the varnish on furniture and floors. It becomes dry, May 4, 1921, the cash items were | jyittle and “dead.” reduced $10,000 to $320,589.49, the : . ' . ollowing day ey were increased Now you can have Wizard polish that will not only = agen to 9 + Meg athe which rep- furniture a more beautiful and velvety finish, resented a check drawn by the State will absolutely prevent all checking and cracking. treasurer paid by the bank and car- Wizard cannot leave any gumminess or greasy oil be- ried as a cash item. May 19 the | hind it. It is so greaseless, in fact, that it is wonderful yo Saag slag Fs wi al | clean windows. Try it. $365,589.40. June 2 the; , | $10.000. to $375,589.40. June 7 they | WIZARD PRODUCTS COMPANY increased $30,000, to $405,589.40, | 1445 W. 37th &t., Chicago, Ill. received Belgium. 7 ee te a ee 7 nged and for the x= 3 See [ios b black ,also a check of the State Treasurer. | $3.50 : June 24 they increased $15,000, to. . eee ($420,589.40; July 2 they decreased | rma nia | $3.464.22 to $417,125.18. July 5 th ‘they decreased $1084.16 to $416,-. $4.00 FAMOUS-BARR CO. «legge: ; (041.02. July 7 they increased $12.- ice black - SESE ee mp, «| S08 to 9428.561.02. | Tuly ae Shey $4.50 STIX, BAER & FULLER | SCRUGGS-VANDERVOORT-BARNEY '2 they jumped $40,392.02 to $493.- and all other good dealers -—_- > ©S. ee Ce a ows POO ee were eee os ———— ae —- -—_——- “K39 BX2 ~M ~~ a CHT ONES ~ a, 923.04. which, Schneider said, rep-| ‘resented the amount of a check | drawn ‘by the State Treasurer, paid | | by the bank and carried as a cash | litem. Aug. 13 they increased $2500+4 ‘to $496,433.04. Oct. 29 they in-| ‘creased $2500 to $498,933.04. | Schneider testified that the day | following Meininger’s disappearance, | which was the day before the bank | | closed, Hohenschild took him to for-| mer Gov. Major's office, where sev-| the bank were) ie 4 Elgin Watches will be at a premium this fall It takes a year or more to make an Elgin Watch. Every Elgin watch is made to uphold Elgin authority. When you buy an Elgin there is put in your hands the professional timekeeper. There are not enough ——, keepers of time to meet America’s demand for the better watch. ‘ J * aa NOTHING FINER IN ALL ELGIN ACHIEVEMENT THAN THE NEW “B. W. RAYMOND”—21 JEWEL—RAILROAD MODEL ANNOUNCED RECENTLY AND NOW BEING DISTRIBUTED. $6.50 in black $7.50 an black $5 to $8 \far OLDEST, TNE LARGEST, THE BEST~MUSIC HOUSE IN ST. LOUIS ent Mieectere of 7 gathered. | Major, he said, asked him if there | was anything wrong at the bank, | and he replied that “‘if there is any- ‘thing wrong it is in the $754,000 mr | i fers new Elgin wing at Elgin, Illinois, is now com- pleted. It will unquestionably be in operation be- fore the end of 1924. a Some additional watches in certain models will be provided, possibly for the holidays — but there will still be a shortage of Elgins for the balance of 1923 and throughout the following year. Established 18798 44 Years Old | PIITIIII A KIESELHORST D) KIESELHORST oe Oo oe s Shop— r ® The “Tension Resonator’’ (Patented) Used Exclusively in the ~~ — You may wonder why there are not enough Elgins, when there seem to be all the watches for sale every- body needs in general. It all comes back to the Elgin professional attitude— the very opposite of the factory-made idea. Elgin watches have wide national distribution. But , E L (5 I N within the walls that house the Elgin watchmakers ; . the scientific spirit dominates. 7 The P rof fA) ional Timekeeper ~~ i cash items.’”’ i _ ‘“ 4 , Vital Point in Case. HSoTy aT 1 | The defense contends that Schrei-| | der told the directors of only $174,-| . ate |000 of cash items, this question be-| omplishes. what has never before been ac- §),... o¢ vital importance in the case. omplished in a piano. It is the only device § for the reason that $174,000 of erro- ; . : 1 ne > ae 1] co. / neous cash items would not mean hich permanently maintains the sounding- Qo iocoivency of the bank, while $754,- ard arch, upon which the tone quality and life It is the State's conten- 000 would. fone of a piano principally depends. tion that the directors knew of the larger amount and yet permitted the ivec ac . , di . Ed bank to continue receiving deposits. gives to the Mason & Hamlin I iano extraordt ee ee enn See ee ry beauty of tone, together with a hitherto un- nown responsiveness, and a permanence of equality never before approached. It is not ‘that they did not learn the full amount until long after the bank found and, being patented, cannot be used in ny other piano. — _ ——— ee oe ee ee bo Moya > ’ | ) — ~~ a = a ee ~ FAAS S 5. nals - RET Lumbago ._ ayy Pain, Pain f Neuralgia ‘ i A Aa Lif Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper ditections. | .i * % ’ Biehl For W inter 7 io ha Easiest Way to Remove a | Ty . it * ews s > ' ; af ’ ' ‘th 4 it rt 174° Oo yO CT CULPA PELE PE HUE BE ae : uli LEH . Hilt ill) | HEUTE 7 , ’ NH iv i ’ ry Mt iihy i iy tL tHE i! bigdal HE iy PP ine i it Wi Tits discount acounts. Schneider said he | coula not say whether the amount) charged to loans and discounts Was 4 |, | false entry. ' $300,000 Fire in Duluth, Minn. Ry the Associated Press DULUTH. Minn... Oct. 23%-—-The plant of the Cutler-Magner Co., dea!-| | ers in salt, lime and cement, vn | destroyed by fire here this afternoon. |The loss is estimated at $300,000. | | (Second Filo@.) _ ' H | | t Just Try This = sly Neco _ Thousands of overfat people have be- come siim by following the advice of Goctors who recommend Marnola Pre- scription Tabiets, there harmless lttie fat reducers that simplify the dose of the famous Marmrola Preaeription. if too fat. don't walt—-co now to your drugget anil for one dullar. which te the Price the world ever. itroecure a case of these tablets. If preferable you can se cure them direct by sending price to the 4612 Weedward Av. De- . They retuce steadily and easily without tiresome exercises, star- vation diet or abeurd greases and saives. Here is a method for removing hair from arms, neck or face that ua failing and is quiterinexpensive: Mis a thick paste with somd powdered de)- atone and water and spread on hairy surface, After 2 or 3 minutes, rub it ~ off, wash the skin and every trace of . hair has vanished. No harm or incon- venience results from this treatment’, but be careful to get genuine delatons |, and mix fresh as waated.

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§ Sf. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined ee a 2 ee 14 eet eC ——— —_— ADVERTISEMENT. THE BEST WAY T0 GET YOUR IRON know that one of the reasons why physicians have prescribed Gude’s Pepto-Man- gan for ae is _— use of its ample y of iron Physicians found that the iron content of Gude’s was readily absorbed by the system, that it did mot irritate the stomach or injure the teeth, and that it quickly and the in Free If you have failed to pass a life in- effectively toned and strengthened At your druggist’s, both and tablets. » id T : Tablets To ere for yourse!f the health-buiiding value of Gude's Pepto Mangan, scnd for geo erous Trial Package of Tabicta. Send bo —just your pame and address to Mm J. tenbach Co., 55 Warren St. \.Y. Gude's Pepto-Mangan Tonic and Blood Enricher — —_—- HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE Norma Is Doing It for Hundreds—lIt Will Do It for You—If You Give It as _—_— ee Dizzy Spells—That Feeling of Fear and Sleeplessness Are Symptoms. gt “2 — ‘3 a sae @Urance test, don't worry about it, for it is now proven that high biood pressure can be reduced to normal if : @ purely vegetable remedy, the pre-.| Scription of a learned Buffalo phy- sician, is faithfully taken. Perhaps you don't know what the Symptoms of high blood pressure ere; but if you have dizzy spells (even slight ones that last but a few seconds), and if you are often moody or depressed and your sleep is dis- turbed by dreams, then your blood Preesure is probably high and you are not aware of it. There are other symptoms; head- ache, for instance, and shortness of breath, hot flashes, nervousness and lack of appetite. but these quickly @isappear after a few days’ treat- ment with Norma. This prescription is called Norma because it will reduce high blood Pressure to normal and it can be taken with every assurance of suc- cess. Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph. Enderle and Johnson BEros. Drug Steres and druggists everywhere are Gispensing it. Your druggist can get it for you. If not it will be malled to you C. O. D. from Norma Labora- teries, Inc.. Albany. N. Y. STOMACH BAD !! MEALS SOUR OR ; ™ «= Instantly!) End Acidity, Gases. 4 Fullness, Heartburn, Indigestion Chew a tew! So pleasant, so inexpensive, so quick te settie an upset stomach. The mo ment ‘‘Pape’s Diapepsin’’ reaches the stomach ai) pain and distress from in- digestion of & sour, gassy stomach vanishes Millions know its magic. Al! drug gists recommend this harmless stom- ach corrective. DROPS REATED ONE WEEK FREE nr t eee Gcunce® te 30 ce redveced Dtecetery. ‘forbidden by the terms of his f ARKANSAS PRISON WARDEN INSURANCE ON SLAYER, UNDER ER THOMAS. BROKER SUED BY SECOND WIFE Served With Papers in Sépara- tion Action—Valet to Ap- née iT T% r Examil > rT Khe Store fer Special to the jebet-Disnatcr NEW YORK, Oct °3——-For the second time since he first set sai in Edward It Chinaware the sea of matrimony, Thomas, millionaire broker, sports- Ch ; D; S t man,, publisher and former | anker, arming imner octs = fs he ion s*orm clou . I ull 100 Pieces i ignting stort i : Yesterday he was served with 4a : rian separation euit for *ummons in &a : ught by his second wite At the same ti: his valet. Harry Read., was served with a subpoena direct- ing him to appear in the Supreme Court for examination, Jan. 17, is igcé4 ™ Thomas’ first wife was Miss Linda Lee. daughter of a Louisville bank- er. Following marriage in (7901 she became prominent in so0ci- ety here, in Newport and itn the South and was known as “Americas most beautiful woman.” She obD-. tained a divorce in this city itn Uc- tober, 1913, and was permitted to resume her maiden name, but choss rr - afuia “a $22.50 wralvue bright gold lace ecre to be known as Mrs. Lee Thomas. border decora est mew shape. fu In 1917 she was married to Lee compos n e 1. persons Bread . — . d and butte ¢@ fasi-stand gravy Porter, American compose: oO. pop boats. i r * ™ $14 05 ' : Paris. Thomas was Seis od ‘ular music, in first » wife's divorce to remarry in this . " _ al State during her lifetime, Dut a tew $35.00 Dinner Sets 100 Pieces davs after she obtained her fins : noe y OER EOE, decree Thomas went to Newport and meaty es married Miss Elizabeth Rebecca : ’ : ; : - " " tJ g a P ‘ “ Finley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - = al +> ' city ; Henry A. Finley of this ©4, $ . Thomas is the son of Gen Sam- 12.50 Dinner Sets . : ) ; ’ ‘> > . vel Thomas and his sister, Mrs 42? Picces . vy 1. mn is the wife of Neat ‘loral matural color basket decera- Eleanor Beckman, is th if Samet Gite eebt-itee eines. aeentin Ge a former Governor of Rhode Island persons, ¥ 1 Sugar and creamer. $§ 65 piece Sts . > | —_——_—— —— ~_— 50c | Cut Stem Glassware FINED $500 FOR CONTEMPT os , nerbet giasses. ice ream cishes r stem water goblets cesign. i holte ; 27¢ Result of Recent Action in Refusing to Accept 6 Negroes Convicted of Rioting at Elaine in 1919. the Associated Press ' By HELENA. Ark., Oct. 23 —Hamp Martin. Warden of the Arkansas penitentiary, was adiudged in con- tempt of court and fined $500 yes- terday by Judge L. D Robertson of the Lee County Court, because of the recent refusal of the Warden to accept six negroes alle~ed to have been implicated tn the uprising at Flaine in 1919, from the sheriff of Lee County. Prior to the delivery of the ne- eroes at “walls” of the State prison severa! months ago, the State Supreme Court ruled that the accused men, twice convicted of murder but in each instances grant- ed new trials, could not then be re- tried because provisions of 4a State re-trials be terms after had not the Lamps vory and poly- artistic = a > . = sa — . = ~ _. o- hn A ~s " .* (osely quilted: tape bound: 2 iN ro . a ~ — ae liled with washable cotton: r re e a . eroec ? 4. ome sive . Sx34 2 for $1.00 $1.95-$2.50 Baby Helmets He!- $2.25 Baby Blankets Tz 2 . " - cr: rt. riand-cTro “ted Art Silk mets, with ear tabs with soft rieavy quality Baby Blankets . hits ""0) Seer te . ot = ‘ ss i - - ; whi wooi ining in a variety of in pink or blue with nursery or r — eri? co - , ry ' en ? . > ._ : new : iic nes, Uilneé in p ses OrTrai pa *rTas Bound Ww t . or wnite wilh 4 KK, O.iue ti ‘ . a, ee porcers anc 4 | 6 * a s & é@ a ing to her condition, iis understood r that the paper is being kept from ber by relatives. i 4 , : : ave on Hous Kels pleaded guilty to the murder of a stranger in the expectation that S ; the dead man would be identified as £ Full 10-Inch B kf t F P KRels and the insurance paid to his rea as I y ans wife. - ()? ex y . 7 »/ rogorid«rpa hy == =~ I e |r ts There was som euestion « er ay " - & - ~U-£ Prac aii” the insurance would be paid after a — ‘Pp a d | Ne-Nandled: a spe- Kelis died on the gallows 0, ] ‘ 1 to a eustomer.) & t ’& F ae i E: ‘ : i ‘ . \ ge ? " DEATH SENTENCE FOR NEGRO = ee et = tees es : . | . 80c Stew P Double R Foum!d Guilty by Jarv in Five Min- ss c te ots ou e oasters utes of Attacking White Woman. ()f — See P 3.2. th ." . RB Assoc ated Preas 3 . n Nov. 30. accorging re Carving Sets Om abe: - ere - “a a \\ . S - “—— - -_ = . . ce . e® attack o o «© 4 recin * 4 — aes an S00d Quality ou cw ans iver 7. - oa oe oa there a 3 pa | Cc Aaa ‘ : ; ; i LAY by @or. Morrison of North Carolina * 40 ee - 7 c Coa , ane emained rn — for 1® daws ‘ l Hods House and Flic - Paints be “ter had been restored ” ; ses & 25¢ sia tae : | - cmeenidh aaa oon é adc Thess! om in Fuapre~« (ca~ 3 ——_ ~ wR. — ated Pree . a , $2.25 $2 00 Car t S " . WASHINGTON Oct. 22—Exprene —_ Wash Boi | az, omparies are not liabie ¢ ; ae as Boilers wW goo bristle onal value of the On tent eided in a case brought bv the e nee $ 59 ican Railway Express (er Lzalinst x eee A ep = -_ Lucius P. Levee > . 75c Vests and Pants 9!-00 Children’s Suits Women’s $1.90 hich neck nail Tapes and wvutton style, hich sleeve. cott n i neck and long sleeves ribbed ankle henge a a Union Suits. Well fleeced. 79¢ 7 - amr | “Ginee BE te 86 f.0000605. 59c¢ Sizes 2 to 12 years (Main Fleer—Nugents) $3.00 Silk and Wool Hose Women’s eee full-fashioned. plain-colored and side-elocked Silk and Wool Hose in black. brown and light shades Slight ee ee} eee lrrefuiars. $1.50 and $2.00 Hose Ww ,T™ 2 . 7 adie . Mens slic and wool Hose, seconds of st -,1 in ard makes, in fine medium e weight. black Hose in pia $ .00 and faney drop-st styles == Ss. wee Sb Ge 30. + caida ~ a —_ — = 50 Ve : Tn the Size 9x12 give y > | . >. . Se ‘i - . ics rtrAa’ ya” c ‘ . = . ’ r; : é - = et -— - ; . : sian and Chinese patter $2). ss : ore! rr Royal Wilton Rugs Seeends of $140.00 Kind , ag hr — =e $y 69 yarns closely eae warwene Be . a. : “= Ssweeiy Woven, itn the lateesr o : 500 Rag Rugs 2 al colors designs and Have fringed “nds imperfections 00 are slight $105. 75¢ F loorcovering ieavy ‘eit - base Floorcovert: $95.00 Wilto R ‘2 emameted surface in pent = ugs t panel patierns. Size 9x12; closely woven Rugs : Seuase sasd in a choice selection of patterns and colors 949.50 ‘ Third F leer—SNwer nis. ; $3.00 Chiffon Tue —in navy blue and eheweas This is a pure-dye. yard wide. $3.50 Dre —in navy blue. coe black: vard wide. $4.00 D navy blue or blagk-ess shy sy $4.00 Satin Cree seal brown, navy Dine. 40 inches wide, 3 $3.50 Satin Ch, —in black only, this ips extra heavy Charmeuse ei iid —— shades gray or beautiful! lInaR, new offered. “tee. oe “s & black or black oneiila, weight or knickers. Fall shades 54-inch fine all-woeel Gy Good weight fora In taupe, weave. dresees. Havana, navy or Ss a New Pile 54-inch Fusterman &£ & beautiful pile coatingn, Ges soft. rich velvet finish Tarquina. Ip- kit fox, gray or Pe: ~ Pe $7.50 Chiffon’ 40-inch soft Chiffes of jade, black gowns ¥ na te ai ye. wu ref fe ee © eee *_*eereereee** * * © © © In the October § Priced, a Pair, G These have just ri them in three tains. ting. tom border and some Witt trimmed with fringe with ® Some $4.50 to Irish Point C $3.35 $4 All elegant quality Mounted on a fine Beautiful ivory and beige *color® ao . : tterma. — ry aa 4 $5.50 and $6.50 P -50 Pairs Arabian lace motifs on heavy Bottom trimmed co lace fh “ATSC RSSREESESSS Seeeeaesaecse ‘ ae bie: 1 iy $2.50 Tweeds Sui 54-inch fine all-wool Tw for smart coats, In the wanted | a ~ Rg 7 ’ VNageats.? Fiee’™ S. te ; a Pa. t ae That Brings Chou ‘ ‘to Usu ' Requirements * ntity Limited Usual Retail a ine $9.85 CI silk Chiffon Verh tirquoise, cerise, beaver, tan, navy 40-inch al) gra’ green. brown, coa blue an se@ed@we4s ee a € . 3.50 We ball-wool Valea in th of fiving fox, seal, ta avy blue and black—o for capes, coats, suits a ‘a soft finish. : 0 Poiret Twill - autiful quality. all-wool Twill Mm correct $3.50 « = Dan on -_ ass a* 7 0 French Serge fine all-wool, double warp, Serce. Correct weight for Mad: from fine Botany Mavy. midnight 2.50 r ACs : of prett ™ | fine e 6 e€ompleta ringe 85 are of bungalow net, fled Voile Curtains ruffied Curtains, lit Yoiie. Ivory viack stitchiing on "PLO - ‘7a!l Swiss Curta) os to $8.75 Curtains in ivery and $5.85 os" =) an ia - vw) TF and Marquisette ‘Y ruffles and com- -$ Well made, at $1.29 — = _ VC — 8, $ D] Our New Yort Dresses, worth Wy derfully fortunat Dress2s in new F Charmeuse S “<i Velours Tricolette All the new F propriate for e sions, and me women, 14 to A

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ai —— Oo RR a REE re Se eR -—_ ’ ad * Day, wey JBER 23.1923 The City Ci ; cel? re eld ¥ Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Time s Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9 B28. , ges aan deaee SQ tees eaus ene xs He, == soe ss ne ee tf ee = 196 TSS SES6SSEe SeSESeeeeteeese a8 BALDWIN 10 PROPOSE a Sateen Av} Bl comers Men’s Hosiery Nemo Demonstration Boys’ $6.00 * With Miss Eb. Gallaz} e a . 5 | New York. in attend; , rT, ol ° o = S$ 9 ; Re you expert advice ana Juvenile Suits rc] , | a ) rou select the cor i be, ° | | ( _ Nemo Corset. pEseCE Boys’ tweed, wool and worsted a | 4 | eek n a Re That Bri £ rrow of | it dhhrend protection of British in- Melto is acream. Simply rubiton | @ | dustries by a scientific tariff. it is the part you wish to reduce. Only ; e | = | no0t anticipated that he will suggest [| five minudesaday. That's all! AY aii I S =|a@ tax on imported wheat or meat, | Melto is the direct, natura! . sf | @ | but rather that the revenue from a healthful way to reduce. =, tariff on imported manufactures be) =japplied to subsidizing the Domin- “e pestis isn i } | y itat any drug storeor goods = | jons in the production of meat, | counter. Am @ cunce jar costs caly $8. ip; Waset ond catten: || FREE — Valuable book on the Melte a ; Chiffon Taffed $3.00 Crepe de Chines e and changes Sale at ; —in shades of gray, tan, navy blue or re-d) e. teteeal ane Price black ; 40 inches wide. B Any at $3.50 Silk Canton Crepe —in navy blue or black; 40 inches wide. 69 $3.50 Black Niagra Crepe } -—extra heavy quality; 40 inches wide. The Unionist conference is expect- Method. Write for it. = ed to have unusual importance, for a the conservatives for some time. oll have been showing signs of restless- m "ess at Baldwin's long silence on) | hecgemeieepeetage ss policies. REDUCING CREAM ~ Behind the party’s keen interest Mi) over these phases is keen anxicty | MELTO LABORATORIES -| over the campaign the Socialists are Dept. H. 111 E. 16th St. New York 0 Dress Satin ue, cocoa, Seal vide. 00 Duvetyns e or black: yard 0 Satin Crepe | $4.00 Satin Cashmere =|conducting throughout the country. | @ | The anti-Socialist newspapers do not —in seal brown, navy or midnight blue, and gray; 40 inches wide. | y q | = conceal their anxiety at the manner) wh. avy a Yar ° -|in Which Socialist doctrines are be-| Ss navy blue or $3.98 Satin Canton Crepe | @ ing broadcast everywhere. e. i tentand —in navy blue or black; 40 inches wide. a ar . . ; tit umite . datin Cha Tonal Retail $3 Silk-and-Wool Canton = S411 COMMUTES TERMS OF ily, this | in brown, navy, gray and black—40 | y, this lustrous @ Requirements | wh, navy, gray ! = —s- TWO) WITNESSES IN HIS CASE harmeuse, inches wide. a | | % Frees Chi a cago Labor Leader and An- 0 Chiffon V $9.85 Chiffon Velvets other Who Refuse to Testify im . ; ; : | ury-Fixing Investigation. | Chiffon Velvets so-inch all silk Chiffon Velvets in new shades ot Q5 ' Ry the Associated Press. | , new red, bro gray, green. tfrquoise, cerise, bright red, Autumn . Away last Summer, when the 4 WAUKEGAN, Ill, Oct. 23.—Mich- | ‘ ¥ Some “ e : in the wanted t In navy COALS, Suits, skirts or dresses In : 4 te 4 . Pook a P k WW . i $3.50 navy or delft blue, | R5 ae Wo oN , oe A , Se 1c ] 0 . 2 6-0 . - ¥ , : + 7} , , ‘ , . $ . Komplete with | Bring a friend, ii you W ish, and the tw O of you a here a one-man street car would | You'll S ee. $2 35 can buv the two varments. Sut, under no condition will one g ike thern, and for 1 cent less fare. $8 , hae . t ae asta De par st aly = |In addition, the penalties against | e : varmen ye 8V separacery. B iitney buses using the main streets ality Irish point ed § ee s T ‘nits. Overcoats and Gabardines in this sale are all new Winter- gm were dropped from the jitney ordi- sounder on a Red Cross yn a fine grade of aty, shown in ivory and | he suits, VESCOGTS Si ee: . — : | : , likes > | ‘ha oo Mattress, because its filler patterns. Show# . weight garments. It makes no ditference what your ikes may be, nor wnat all The city recently ordered the one- of Kapoc Floss is made colors. q . $5.85 ) ) | | vour size or build is, yon’ll find plenty from which to choose. And, because @\man cars off the streets on the ff - : ; —_— ad re buving two, we can effect savings otherwise impossible—and yeu — (ground that they were undesirable. softer, more comfortable, uifled Curtains | you! sities ?; lane steaat i o4: : $6 50 Panels | The street car company replied it resilient, sanitary and self- and Marauiset Th Sq aa ; in Paneis, in be dainty ruffies . . ‘ : ( . — , Qur New York buver wired us a New York manufacture! had 1500 } #°? 1) Kind a Mager os _ er Se — i” Ne ) : ] - - a : Ret? + is won- Sptigge® rot that the fighting Nas culminate n Dresses. worth up to $15, he wanted to dispose of. The result of this we \- ¢ $3.50 Kind Zf $5 @ an attack on Changsha in the course | . “t fo Ce A his big sale of high-grade cloth and silk $4 00 Kind or ® of which am attempt was made to| derfully fortunate purchase 1S og dis 1} ‘inne sig g | Capture the Japanese steamer Tel- ‘pezre 7 > Bs ctvles at this very i0oW price. ‘ yang Maru. The steamer’s crew re- Dre: Sin new Fall , ‘ ‘‘Sample”’ sizes are 38. 40) ‘ @ sisted, killing 50 of the attackers. Wool Crepe Wool Jersey —- : y, here's } _ Charmeuse oo 4 and 42. If you can wear any, here’ . } Spanish Lace All-Wool French — 4 a rare chance to save on your Win = 8000 MOSLEMS TRANSFERRED : 7 ; aie : : ede Chine 4 ter Underwear. mo Satins Crep . ) il They Are Taken From Island of | : Velours Milosham 7 ricolette We have bought a well-known i re to cor ong Pet me | _ 4 | (2 rom ot : ponde . Tricolette ‘ maker s entire line. Some are a Dispatch and New Fork Warig. and “pe | hi Dresses ap 500 Extra Size 4 wool-mixed, some are cotton, — 4 CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. 23-— . Se fae i ig this saie event. 5 i Dresses ‘ lisle and some are all wool » The Islard of Mitylene is now empty All the new Fall models are include se oe ~ , ' | : r ‘iad for soning wear, street wear, afternoon and all other occa Included in this big ) Being ‘Samples, they re of the a alg tba Mma ti | 5 pe geile by k brown tan, navy and gray. All sizes for $5 Sale. q best grades, sure eo Ore 7 ferred to Anatolia. The American | sions, and come in blac ¥. F he i : : j ths 4

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RT ee YT Cr er errr > ie? ¥ Pig 1s Sar: Wat. “Sh SY ovina ‘ ial’ ais a ee oa ’ PE a a al - The City C cirgulation of the Daily y POST- DISPATCH alone RIN Equals that of the Daily-Clobe-Democrat and the Times Combined : ocToBE 3 = i Wednesday | mri NECA. LENSE |g 5 7 rociea® |AM viminy ‘20-000 Prize Travel Contes SPECIALS MISSOURI HALTED $1.00 Quality | Ci ey See eerste State Board of Health to Hold. of Brazils, — ety it No More Tests Until Ed- Women’s FIBER AND SILK, black and colors, lisle tops EE a FIBER, SILK AND LISLE Sport Hose. Fruits Been Investigated. Ask for them Anywhere 10: ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH a & a ee MERCERIZED LISLE, full - tachiandd, black, brown, white ......-.------++-+++> Fall Weight—Pure Silk ‘$4: —>*.. =e ae a oe | ‘The Missouri State Board of | Health will hold no more examina- | Our $2.25 Quality Women's black extra quality fuill-fashioned pure silk, with very elastic lisle_tops.......... Wool and Fiber Silk $4 of Western Reserve University MILWAUKEE | Cleveland, and Dr. William Dick - ad } Cutter, secretary of the New _sorn ta ty =~ Sales Must Be Fi ' SSiesuwc.ccrsc: “ Mhe Finest Milk Chocolate in the World” © 7 tiles on medical education, to make a oco e a t survey of conditions in Missouri with : a Sale Star if a view to raising the standards of r ‘ . e _ t this State and eliminating quackery All the following Prizes for the 25 Prizes for Little Folks Write your name and address : ne ietter to Missouri: schools re- . . -_o- 2 . : } fers to these investigators I? was people of this city and vicinity 25 Prizes tor Larger Boys plainly. Useonlyone side of thesheet. ; addressed to Drs. Hanau W. Loeb ~ j McKim Marr: ott and Gur L. Noyes First Grand Prize Prizes Announcement of names of. for- deans, respectively, of St. Louis Uni- 150 Other tunate winners will be made In | versity, Washi ngton aohengaee and , - | Missouri Stat Se etnanggae Ae Marvelous ten-day tourto NewYork Prizes for Everyone this newspaper the week of No- u Late L } iCal Ci Ni . . . vember 12th, 1923. ' schools, and to Dr. Wal do Br izggs of ity, iagara Falls, Atlantic City, Chi- 'the St. Louis College of Prysi icians cago, Detroit, and to Eline’s in Mil- Everyone in this vietnity is eligible Prizes same as those off ered & and Su: rgeons; ee wa L.. McKenzie of waukee, the “Cream City” of America. to enter this contest, except relatives he le of this ctw and vicinity the Kansas Ci iversity of Physi- ‘i . > glans and Surgeons and Dr. D.' R. of the judges and employees of Eline’s. wilt tha offend tn gaahaeanae ‘ ve other cities, making a total dis ~ ast mane ws AME Geri: Dr. North's Letter. a ee ae The Only Conditions Pee a mn we Seer i | ag Th The ¢ at i > gO,an nes pany ete . 7. ae . | | e text of the letter lows . . ’ 4s — ade ee rag ‘at Ty} bil ¢ the s in Milwaukee, the "Cream City” of Address all letters to Eline’s, care tin fered wi Board of Health of Missouri to the America. of Room 204, Post-Dispatch Bldg.. In case of a tie for any prize ‘ citizens of the State entails upon it Se FE M ; the full amount will be awarded each \ \ the duty of constantly keeping itself Third G ouls, o., before midnight. F \ y onstantl} 1g itse rand Prize November 4th. 1923. when St. Louis > . hg , : . Bek, ~~ ; te ee ein, (OF er ten F Tin S 4 Ae 7 of Medicine and Surgery. pete e ihe responsibdiility of the State : > a > accurately informed as to the status ) of the various activities of its field : Contest closes . ee eee ee Threeday tour to Chicago, and One of the fields is the educa- Gr aor ~ tion and training o? men and wom- Eline’s in Milwaukee, the “Cream en who are destined to have the Ci i , : — ee ity” of America. responsibility of the care of the health of all tis citizens. “There has been in recent vears enough changes in medical educa- tion that the State Board of Health A Three-Day Sale Astonishing Values New Fall Frocks Beautiful Models—Fine Fabrics to you, we are doing the next best thing. . We want you and your neighbors to amare it is its present duty to the ee el A Tit ee nena aes see the newest, most efficient and and in detail in regard to medica! education in the State of Missour’ Therefore, the State Board of Health most gigantic initial plant of its kind in the world. Then we want you to go back to your friends and neighbors and tellthem how of Missouri has decided to make a survey of the medical schoo’s of this State In this work the Beard of and why American i Ly a 1¢ Ie i — ). ‘ . > > Health will cs!! to its aid some men ingenui . American have E ty and ideals irom outside the State who hare wer experience in the study of medic _ i. education in other parts of the coun- Unprecedented Savings try We shall thus have the advan- a aze ‘ comparison With other med-/ ex - B} ols. ww) wi give a the | ao advantage of fFomparison of the alues Up to $49.75 a ee at on 7 - State with that of the country a Rheumatic — “The ] 9a d feels ~ n of 2 hear 0-operatior n this wor ? D d bl Me ha ndi. Lo Pri eo re apenas ependable Merchandise at Lowest Prices Neuritis iat ae a -~ +> v- - 7” ’ ; sree om geet ay a na s Bek. o WOOL AR ARMY SOCKS ar aE ER a SWEATERS) A ; . , He , a SS “We shall be glad of your early th eg iL Specials repe stitch weel fab | : - - on ; : > > response and indication ff ar derful bargain. C. § Army medium bed po an ee Says His Prescript me would be more mvenient than 3 meray $1. ane weight Balbriggan new. at | lete : . ‘ : : or... 00 rt i D ly Banishes All an ce ; re board 7 vs finest quality suntestal $2.48 $3.49 P _ic Pain and Twin Guaranteed. ess essseesienesespeensnesnnenmemss amd werk man «hip. SHOES Fach gar- 39c = ~ GLOVES ae Medical Diploma Inquiry Begun bys Ransas Board. ""addq a ‘tsa wt, By +e Asenciated Pres ~ W ms , ’ - - ; Papesapen ap parce aba, ARMY does not want « cent of - er'’s ’ | 4 TOP ERA, Ran Oct. 23.—A sur- ess Service shirts and Drawers He rsehide G 7 > . z y T ees, Sh : natural gray coler i - Fimger f leece- ' Your W inter dress pr oblems will end poe 2 ae. vey is being conducted by the State $3.95 $7.95 Each gar- Mitts lined; at | Deep Seated Uric Acid I t h il 2 se - Board of Medical Examiners to as- ss . 39c $1.98 ‘Di ; most happily if you will select from tee ES Jreersedge ong cle wremengpaelgerdion: aes wl ‘Dissolved and the these comprehensive groups during edie: ey enone gn mane BUY Leather [i teusy-feur mean. Uy Ss GU? Ing ae oe st diplomas issued by the Kansa. 4 secre’ ary of which has Heen : hare: . ~d - a ay gp fr te GENUINE indian doer Bh anal "They Bn A Every 4 uggist fn this — . ae - oF -t¢% articit tion a tha - a a“ c ti ; vie. r ar 7 iz 4 ~ hi Crior \, in Sly les ri = He me : course Of Stud) value $2.95 tien U. S. Army 4 bic assart- all-weel elive drab melten. the agony. reduce swollen 22 waz Although the Kansas Board ae at olive drab Woel ment of beanti- | “izes 36 te 46. $9.95 away with eves the lam “sary distinction. Peep oe PP ag Se a aml gah ey Blankets, re fal Esmond tn | Bargain at rheumatic pain. De will? ed for years. and really - . > Ps graduate = certificas ‘ gravel finieh; special- Ave wright, 7 { eal — 8 suits have been accomol e . ? e. 4 2s ss 7 - a a Cosvimcates trem ly priced at 4 Se _ — te ae ~ SHOVELS BUCKETS most severe cases where Wouthfully basqued with full skirts. ornamented > >, Kansas, after having been given one Oue- ply $1.19 “rong and Made of : Sa aes . ‘es orm th s . ha =in ecin. SS ee eating a reds Two-ply $1.49 : . lace inserts in the si : k okies “ re 2 a as wae Kaeme Three-ply ._ . $1.95 RLLNEEU. Che oe See 1 the sleeve and neck or effective a? > a — fered the torments of acute raat self treatments. ante, Pon tes Watchman Found Dead in Bed Garage Gestres sil sufferers ts 4s By Suid STORES ~ — _ Joseph McKee. 66 vears old AINT BARNEY’S House unless ALLENRHU dec . | watchman for an automobile com- eh. gad . 6000S PAINT ptt Be ES ae , x pany on Locust street. was found f Gare Pale ape THREE GIG STORES LOCATED AT tone ee BS : n ‘ t Bis home, 37' "orth . pes, Satins, Poiret dead tn bed at his home, 3704 North [Tiny wet SIXTH AND WASHINGTON cine $1.50 alee: Twills, Velvets, Georgettes, Combinations 4 | Fourteenth street. at 5 o'clock this morning by his wife. A doctor said heart disease was the cause. 105 N. BROADWAY een “615 WN. EIGHTH ST. "$1. 95 “yer BARGAIN OFFERS MADE MACHINERY, ooo PATCS WANTS. (dt (fi

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oT. i * —s ; TR” . ~—_. ° eo ~ eer: Pe The City Ci . , | xa | , —_— ln iti re ty irculation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star aad the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. - ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 « Dm i F : afternoon on the floor of an unoc- | were no mo ’ mae sees : , ney or papers that might / gold cross. Th described | striped shirt, brown socks and black Post-Dispatch Radio | cupied house at 1007 Chouteau ave-|iead to identification. The man {as § fect 11 inches, 185 pounds, gray |shoes. Death is supposed to have . . visited the a tok r the property | wore a ring with the initials, “K. G.| hair, and wore iight trousers, light | resulted from natural causes. Broadcasting Station nspect it. There! F.” and also carried a chain and - - J re Choice 546 Meters ¥ Daylight broadcasting at 8:40 E 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 |} 3 & and 4p. m. Market quotations | and news bulletins of interest to | : the Middle West. Prices supplied by Market News Service, U. S. | i. Dept. of Agriculture, and prin- | & cipal Exchanges. 2 : BRAND CREAMO $CREAMO NUT “ | ; : Song recital by Mrs. Carlos “Hurd, soprano, assisted by Har- riette Colville and Mrs. Geo. W. Parker, pianists. Address by Dr. Lee McMaster. | French is always a de- g gl he [: pendably delicious en- CHURNED IN CREAM > Program ee ee merely a By their use on your table you j 27 Song of an Angel.Rubinstein add economy to the satisfac- Dainty | 2—Schoumka Ukranienne— tion of knowing you have the na pe ee wee te very best that human skill can Delicious Witches’ Vance ...MacDowel! | produce. Wholesome ! , Mrs. Colville. | is 3.—Songs of the Four Seasons— ||| tt | ag oe Forest.. F seater 3 a MER tet “ities Ibpk¢ THE BLANTON COMPANY, ST. LOUIS ‘lo -Leit Clough er Phones—Main 4344, Main 4345, Central 2058 Se -ie-esnee Snowflakes Cc deaiidia ““Ebestaen the Airship | Jewel Coffee ~AGenuine as 6.—Schubert Songs— ” :|!| Golden Bourbon Santos-1b. 24 Impatience. Whither. Hark, Hark, the Lark— | wns Franz Schubert | Mrs. Hurd. 6.—Valse Brilliante in A-flat Dt” ce ssebeveee Chopin Staccato Caprice Dogrich | The Flatterer ...Chaminade Mrs. Colville. | e é | 7.—You and I...... Liza Lehmann | ere hy Little Coon’s Prayer...Hope | =~ © Little Brother’s Lullaby— Be Jan Broeck wh | - we BS, LA, ty la Mrs. Hurd | ad as : , = . | lil . a a Pty (Steinway and Knabe pianos | os 2 | | used.) , | . be 2 o - > °c oe r S| This semi-annual event is conceded the most important millinery sale of | 11 P. M. | 1s ’ Dance music played by Silver- | “6 the present season. From our entire stock, comprised of almost 1500 ||| man’s Orchestra broadcast direct ||| from Jefferson Hotel. Hats, you can select, without reservation, any Hat, afid pay just | i ONE-HALF its regular selling price. Original price tickets | Wednesday—7 P. M. and all the money Concert by Abergh’s Concert : | 1 ' onsemble, s f | remain on the Hats—you simply pay 1% at time of purchase. |] Pasemple, broadcast direct trom | it will in i Save for you “Limited Number of Hayman Hats Excepted.” | | | 1] P. M. Any$5 Hat ........$2.50 | Any $15.00 Hat ....$7.50 |} oir. isis dea | Any $6.00 Hat .....$3.00 | Any $17.50 Hat ....$8.75 ||" Pn | e | ck sp eeee se jam IS Yours fore at Do. 22.50 i ga @ | 3 Any $12.50 Hat ....$6.25 | Any $25.00 Hat ...$12.50 |) FOR ZONING ORDINANCE ' Models for Sport, Street, Afternoon and Dress Occasions | | iIts City Counselor Files Sugges- Styles for Miss and Matron | ‘tions in Accord With St. Louis’ Stand. * _ All Sales Must Be Final — No Returns or Exchanges Permitted! By a Staff Correspondent of the | Post-Dispatch. Sale Starts Promptly 9 A. M. Wednesday | JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 23.—The |right of cities to exercise police pow- _— a a_i — 'er to restrain acts or uses injurious, (‘to others or the community is as-| 2 Doors South Bet. Locust and | serted in suggestions just filed in the | Supreme Court by City Counselor) of Busy Bee St. Charles Sts. John B. Pew of Kansas City,.in sup- | port of the motion of the city of St. Louis for a renearing of the three /cases in which the Supreme Court re-| cently held the St. Louis zoning ordi-| nance invalid. | Joining Pew in the suggestions’! | were special counsel for the Kansas| City Chamber of Commerce, Kansas City Clearing House Association and the Real Estate Board of Kansas City. ott |. oo 2 oe - Upholds Zoning Laws. \ S hest “Zoning laws do not tend to de- ; stroy economic and natural develop- ment,” it is declared. “On the con- trary, their purpose is to secure and stabilize such development and at ithe same time give protection to the ben- eficial use of property and the gen-| | eral welfare of the community.” The St. Louis ordinance was de-| clared invalid by a four-to-three de- cision of the Judges. Study of the! for women opinions, Pew says, indicates the| greatest diversity of opinion was on| If you find that this the question of whether the restric- machine will save tions imposed by the ordinance con- moncy for you pay stituted a taking of property with- out compensation. In this connec- $12.50 DOWN tion, these suggestions were offered: i ee . . . Chipso 1S here! That the word “property,” a used —the balance in easy \ - =a ee4 SS SSR Se" eee oe ae were ys ee toe ee ~~ nl in the Constitution, does not include payments monthly Your neighbor learned about it those uses or acts of dominion which Price Only $125 are injurious to others or to the com- yesterday—she calls it “white magic.” munity. That a police regulation, restrain- It is all you need for washing ing or restricting those uses or acts of dominion which are injurious clothes—in tub, boiler, machine—25 others or to the community, does not What This Offer Means to You constitute a taking of “property” seconds from blue-and-orange package within its constitutional meaning. That the invasion of a residence ° . This offer will let you test the money-saving and district by apartments, hotels, busi- eansi suds. ese, - el as Sereeeveee and factovies sem money-making possibilities of this Burroughs Adding natura enaency, an ewvil whic is - . . | Machine on your own work and in your own business. detrimental to the pnublic health, safety, morals, comfort and genera] , Peer reR & GAMBLE welfare. — Try it for fifteen days absolutely free. There’s no @ ion ned Rehearin y ge Ureed. ¢ ‘4 1 Rheumat- That the act of the State in rem: expense to you—no obligation to buy. edying this evil by restricting those uses and acts which are detrimental In the fifteen days you can determine whether an i ic health, safety ¢ rén- : : . : Fe ee ences ORs ee ee adding machine will save time and money for you on eral welfare does not amount to tak- ing of property. 3 your figuring, and whether it will help you to uncover Attacks on the ordinance as an and stop the leaks and losses that are robbing you of esthetic measure were answered with a deciaration that growth cf! your profits. those conditions souzht te be rem- edied by zoning ordinances had'! Act now. Phone or fll out and mail the coupon to the reached an alarmin«s stage in cities and that such invasions had resulted in blighted districts. Burroughs Adding Machine Company “Legislation of this character has been encouraged,” It was asserted, W T TREADWAY Branch Manager . . ’ “not by impractical dreamers who ee Snead ana P. S. COBBEY, Branch Sales Manager tical business men.” - Federal Reserve Bank Building Th t was 4 | i i e court was urged to grant a Broadway and Pine St., St. Louis, Mo. s—lIs —— i aa _— | Ve ot ae filed by University City, the North ) » % i | St. Louls Business Men's League and | - 4 . AX \\\ WN other organizations of S‘. Louis. | Unidentified Man Found Dead. ADDING - BOOKKEEPING - BILLING - CALCULATING MACHINES An unidentified man about 68 ‘wee old was found dead yesterday

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“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 PROGRESSIVES MAY Poor Aunt Jemima had jad ves i herself ~ But now \\ } ON you can get her famous Committee Seats. By the Assoctated WASHINGTON, IN Oct. 'er the Republicans will be able to, “2ié in town. Floneg!” AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR = mediately upon the convening of the Sixty-eighth Congress is a subject of concern to some ieaders. The ratio between the two major parties in both houses is so close that a‘small group of Republican Progressives can block the election of the Speaker and the President of the Senate. This situation gives *the Progressives a vantage point from which they are expected to crowd their demands as to organiza- tion and legislation. Republican Margin Small A majority of the membership is necessary for the organization of 8 (50) BROADWAY ar >. MORGAN ST. each house. The Republican mem- WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS bership tn the Senate will not ex- 2 ee OS ceed 51 and 49 constitute a majori- ty ssoocow SM OE S| man’s t Thus three Progressives could prevent an election, unless the Re- $5.00 LOW publicans could draw support from Women, See This Shoe Val- , \ i Before Buying E!sewhere $5 Shoes Mahogany calf and biack leath- Ne Aone! In the House the Republicans will have a majority not exceeding 15. The Progressives of the House ap- parently are preparing to take ad- vantage of this situation and it is the belief mow that they will un- the Democrats. gas $5.00 Value lish oF Choose from ers, Eng gatins pat- wide toes; most dertake to force some demands on t- a 7 : , aes’ - ents. tans and 2 cll ee the majority leaders, particularly eng at = estes 6 to Il. with reference to committee as- signments. and Oxfords; every wanted Interested in Three Committees. —_— ae 2% The Repwubhiican leaders say they : expect no difficuity in putting through the party slate, Dut others are less optimistic. The Western delegations are vi- tally interested in railroad legislation, and it would not be surprising to scme Sen if they sought to bring about c! +s in the personne! of the Senate XY -ommission. > ’ iris’ $3 Shoes Tan and bieck leathers: school and dress styles: —_ dn $1.98 Women's $4 Low Shoes Broken sizes, 2% to &; Cuban and ators | lanes Interstate Commerce $2.50 Costume Comfert Baits Velveteen Senators Cummins of Iowa and aba A big shtpment of wey McCormick of Chicago are expected em tine super > 2 °¢ ™ to be candidates for President of the pa [6 -inch wide: rich ) Caluluasi.ces ior Fieoamwecuse - Weeced ee eo ft. dow: . : —_ aaatas short > size : , deep > —p oa awh and § black, for a Gossip at the capital ts that the et to Ci: 3. — ina cr —- Progressives are interested in the or- 4 Apes, ; itn = +b 7 ’ oo to a ganiza.w5on O71 L.ns Ru es, W avs an 1d ee Db Le ae ft .. oe an Means and Interstate Commerce ees—the three House. Commission committ most powerfu! in the Under the procedure of the House, the Rules Commi determines what legislation is to be presented to the House, the order of its preced- 25¢ Scout Percales 25¢ and 35c Silkelines ° ee ae Rich, soft. fine quality £000 yards of ‘- — t j Two-vard-wide dur. ne financial existence of a maior mp dDack Cerk Lino- ty rive k Cork Lin ity of the existing projects was given e ~~ t v ‘ "a? . g yesterday by a group of Western fovernors who remained here after square yare Rosa, Wyoming nd Scrugham Nevada presented on a from opments within their states (eo show the inability of Ssettiers to meet the overhead ehargen of their farms. Governors Dixon of Mon- ‘ana and Sweet of Colorado, who were unable to attend the session were understood to have indorsed the Views expressed by their col- eagues. of dev el- 7-7 = * «& 7 +f © 7-2 = «& a. =F = = © ee > * = * «= Paill’s finest style« Ee 60. - — -~ - > - = > a - — . - > oe a = * os - _ . - . oo - : : ' Euinage Prevent meeting will be held next Mon. = evening at Soldan High Schooi| auditorium to protest against the| for black bass and a wild fow! and drainage of the Winnesheik Swamp | fur-bearing animal refuge. Mo*ion on the upper Mississipp! Rive:>, the! pictures will be shown. The meet- last three natural breeding cround | ing will be open to the public. UPSET. REPUBLICAN SLATE IN CONGRESS Expected to Take Advantage of Party’s Slim Margin of | °3.—Wheth- | organize the House and Senate im- | A A a a ttl A etl a oe ~_ ----—— - — ——— lap back, Arm- strong’ «Cork nor of Arizona, said it ts intended Linoleagm: subject tO analyze every step taken by the! the law enforcement conference | ole R Saturday to confer with the com - u Ss mittee. Gevernors Mabevr "tah se Linc . um g: | fabey of Tt tah. ~ “Ss TAs is truly an efficient Washer—it | cleans the clothes quicker, easier and i with less wear and tear than any other ma- | chine on the market. Economical, too, for | saving in laundresses’ wages alone will pay | for this Washer. Easy payment terms may | be arranged. Many exclusive Cataract fea- tures. | | Heats the Water Right in the Tub Ask for Demonstration H oe ee ee First Payment, $7.50 (Fitth Floor.) STIX, BAER&FULLER | SE A I a Kid Gauntlets = $2.50 quality Kid Gaunt- trap wrists and em- Ter backs; brown, STIX, BAER&FULLER \ Victor Console om $1 50 PHONOGRAPH of quality in which al] the universally known Victor im- provements in mechanical equipment, tone reproduction case design are in- cluded. Convenient payment terms may be arranged. Mahogany, or Walnut, He ee i. “Dresses of organdie with matching cap, shoes and stock- $6.50 value, $4.95 725 value, 5.69 value, 6.95 CeUHEEDCETR DOG UD per hebe day winter t LBRULM LUD RUT inn Lin = Pear ep tary Complete Lines of Victors, Brunswicks and Sonoras Sea ee beh bebebe titel (Fourth Fioor.) GRAND-LEADER | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Louis evening Sc 610-612 Washingion Splendid Results Are “Cros Radio K Model X—A Remar able Set 168 ..«ctase Me, — ~ ‘ s . ‘\ . » > ‘ > \ > a Sd gt oh a - . s - ue | ged Cee es Seema oe SO 0 A eC te ." > . " . > ™ ° . ~* =e = > >» > >) ™ > > Maximum Warmth and Style in These C: O tAeTeS ase ks ASS AS Ss . SAR . ~" a... hae ae I ~\* If you have been wish a Radio Set to brighten t fan do so bv installing o rivers, for it is recogniz Successful receivers in t SSS : ~ -—— RRND wand adh ha . . . le With this set you ci certs all over- the lt And Maximum Value, thy Too, at This Aitrac- Yi tive Price —_— = . fe di ed te Dee tee _ ~ at ws“ 4 » rn . ‘ a ee ~ _ ow s Lal : > : @ - eee OO Bai . 4 a "ty' > re Fe > a ale . =". i ee — A \ * . A . iy . My fF * *,** a fea nd ‘el PN ie” tars ah Pak) v7 .. ~ sighed hee Rh: His 4) 4 a > Squirrel Caracul yy Beaver Z Wolf , Etc. Etc. PU ata sen SS » * \% ~i&™\ ; ‘ s, a id 4 tapi Am a; SIT 4. +5 ~~ ~ bs SR DAE Sako SA ‘ Sa » . ~~ \ WN ey | Every Coat a masterpiece of design- Vijay ing and workmanship. Fashioned and tp” finished in every .jetail with utmost care. We Some idea as to their value can be — : bs, ed from the fact that $55 would j yy : s ~ 5 ’ Q » > & i. &* « = . cover the cost of ¢ ‘ t the far cxdeatiter vm ie many. All sizes for misses and women. ee coast to coast; for radio frequency ana frequency amplifica Woo . ‘as . A ws > ~ SSS ~~ S . SSS SMA . . . . . ASS ‘ . ‘, WAY Ss > + - ~ ‘ SAS SS SOY . * \*! y ~~ s eS ~~ Other desirable features are the use of all makes of tube & new low resistance which Deferred Paym ~ » >, SSSA. WV Q ny . ~~ SSSA aS NS as a” *. 5 fet. o - *@ *i@.@,+ * : > 7 : ts ate *e tS he eS Cee oe be Ss “« »* .* ~ : ‘ . 7 ° : + oe wt att tele e's . 225° e - od : . ’ - a ets . Ss . t"s'e . ve os %, rf : e*s - * sve’ s*e*s"e : e : " . : ‘ : 4 +e +e : . ate Sap 4 ; ~~ seta t . , ets Ss ‘ . ; ’ : : - « .. ! °*err i ; ad bird : . + seetsee : . : : : - . . . ‘ i e.%, ai : ", : : . ; " :>” .'. | ‘* : “ : 4” efelels f; Ch. * > be | ’ : , ‘ ered Sakae Cer: t+ . ’ : . : ; : s ae SPT Lage : : : :° : ¢ . .—"e . : , . ofr wn ; if , PAH EH = . é : Mais . ; . > 4 . ef e b'a ‘54 ’ ; el eae) ; + it? « » 7 4, th . - . te ,* . ’ 7 ss ; : ’ ; ~ mn roel -}? ‘ . 2, Sly sett seltlels ha : mae bias. ta : et ietste J bhesis tii $8 ate * telege Tee at jareteg ited ae, = TMity ; eel eb eeaes tes ¥ ; es fete : : ; : ; 4 sa Sport Céia Newest Styles, Me at : “? m7 fog Te a zs % ch, . Ss “ PW on er. FA , My » Long, straghtline, mannish models of 4 bf Bas HR Pe & eh iees ots) (4 e eet > ed *.? tele} eiele tb «cece . ‘ 4H Sate > ’ er 4 woe OMI PERE ee ae i ees

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EE ER pre ee ~— ane oT Pn : rT, rere rere, 2 + ‘ Ro Se td ~ “ . e ‘ f ~ ge Pete Paateeeed oy Pete. pee 7 sone iz | eee cks, brown, beaver, aa me a while shopping ; dais tell psontie. } See small cash paytnent places y and mode. Main Floor in the store. We Give Ea ed; 21x21 in.: flo- e new Hoover, with all its splen- Lar es ] ] , did improvements, in your home— gest Distributors of Merchandise ral patterns. Sle ptovemsnta, 5 Sea ae Cash or $2 Third Floo —. sh or $ at Retail in Missouri and the West. - aa Basement Gal ey Beginning Tomorrow—An Event That Mothers Cannot Afford to Miss— A Sale of Thousands of Dolls Splendid Values Are These Boys’ 2-Pant Suits ret 3O)89 1 Advantageously Purchased and Priced Accordingly pla arg are big Dolls, small Dolls, walking Dolls and attractive Dolls of every description— e linest productions of the foremost manufacturers in America and Europe. — oe ee $5.95 Character Mama Dolls | : $5 “Effanbee” Mama Dolls Bh al 0a) etd mov- With bisque head, moving eyes, With composition head, arms , & and bent | curled wig and shoes and stock- and legs. Dressed in colored or- segs.) 29-inch $4 29 | ings. 22-inch $1 95 gandie with matching - | . | size ° cap, shoes and stockings, 3.95 al Vr, Db Doll . $5 7 panna oe " @ Well-tailored Suits of cheviot, corduroy and blue iH} | 5 4) ) ———— ‘te Fiiiate | With ts Posen i | Jointed Dolls Taiking Dolls | Character Dolls dP Coats have all-eround belt and the: trousers are : 7 . VU yr eves ant oa ; . ne ¥c Mi . of 7 . “= aaa ’ 9 Seema of organdie th 4 | attractively dressed .... $4.25 With bisque head, moving eyes | .. 02" Se IE errs | We ies hens moving — — mm ? wae varseny of new patterns and a \\ rs , IND A wiching cap, shoes and stock- | Character Mama Dolls | 2"¢ curled wis. corre 3.69 | eves and bent legs. colors. The extra pair of knickers means extra wear. Gf ON I . | on with bisque head, curied wig, | $1.98 wal, 17-in., $1.45 $2.95 Mama Doils . Sizes 7 to 18 years. Ne } UYER ings. ng@w eyes; $7.50 $1.75 val., 10-in. $1.19 £6.50 value, $4.95 , $5 &9 | 2.45 val.. 19-in., 1.95 at ae in rompers, $2 25 250 val., {2-in.. 1.89 + - P 9 \ ie ; B THAT | a tee 5.00 | Jointed Dolls ft wee gen” ged D shoes and stockines DL. ae ‘sean ase Men’s and Young Men’s Topcoats » CAR 8.95 value, 6.95 | Be say gama nave moving | 3.45 val. 22-in.. ° 69 Sei ae ona best a $.50 val., 16-in. 2.59 Tallored of tan gabardine, with inverted pleat in back, all-around 12.95 value, 9.89 yes, curled wig; $2.95 $2 29 cin aa no 7 with lashes & eye: 4.45 val., 17-in., 3.19 belt and slash pockets, silk sleeve and yoke lining. Ideal for chilly y — ° | . al. 23-in., 2.95 $1.19 value . ment Gallery @s well as rainy weather. Sizes 32 to 46 chest ; melt measure. Emceptional welwes. A 1 Q Gpeatel Obl okondis b.0460d0tebiuhuion ieee aah aidia ae ede wade esc ea paid ? Boys’ Play Suits Cc Made of heavy materials, in plain tan and blue with white stripes. In long sleeve and ankle length, protecting the stockings. Sizes 2% to 10 years. Basement Economy Stere An Unusual Group of Silk-and-Wool 2 5e Outing DRESSES © ||"Fiannel ' Offered Tomorrow at + eo | Yard, Sc $ | 7 @ Fancy striped patterns Hi on light and dark grounds; | soft, durable quality, 27 i) aah inches wide. Splendid for sleeping garments. Splendid Results Are Obtained by These » ] 44 @ Extra heavy, all copper Boilers 66 99 : with stationary wood handles and CTO S CY q Full - fashioned high tin cover. 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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 : Tae ik Pave . * Daily Cartoon oi SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 13 | Monogram Free Lessons in Welcome D. M. A. A. : Di 4 TWO. ae aa! ies Mah-Jongg Fie 6 hisito the Direct Mail Advertising Convention—St. = ! rend | F ; zs : a i , it er leading store lsc $1 50 € Between the hourd of 16 4 q Louis greets you—and we welcome you to her leadin re. GA 3-letter Mono- men and Women are offered « . nder greater service that brings you here. gram sunk in steel pert instruction tn this new 4 14 Se EE er et. ears | . oF ~ sow ‘ od . / ~ , It is the desire to re | > of : alluring game— * © - cresss >s. "Oats - Sti? _ he c f — ye = we Sample Coats and Capes _ ' 0 | ft : 7 Btion or imaelt, wh Girl and House Wear 4 | Ceca at himself when he =# Buntin S ~ y ~ by mere word of mouth he $3.95 Val ate $7.95 to $19.95 Values OW eater Sets a oll pow moter Sees we for $3.50 Value for € The illustration shows hee wae not there, sag Rey Geae ended empty and an: | qA new type of Savi | , ) h We iin ween English satinay or | front achieved by this : | na Dot he. were he mats — rm ““Dateh them hopefully | Sample ¢ Lente e lingette and with 8 ge ent—holding the fig- ~~ tree Can you ame = Of white 4 Sample Garments, soiled from handling; of inches extra length in ure firmly and without "* for thinking himself a god? ' Pole elderdown wom crepe, cashmere and crepe de chine Th back. omy thing that kept him within . : _ -_ ‘ " od e ‘ : sagieten Pp ‘ i fe Sweat er Sacque caD 3 giving added anv boning th ] . > ' - rg ’ mer ) flan Coats are bcomtifulty lined and have hand-em- ecitienin at dainliie pe seat room; with: dou- - 7 Se i © aslic In ie the: nt Nave been the éueer blue sat tne eMes | broidere d collars and th ae eS wae vee sides making if lant ee * thes mipacte working we, . yf i seoen (rinming , oa cults e Capes are also yarns and trimmed with pink ble elastic at knee, P eo ONfined te himeelf; | Ls garment for hand-embri ridered and have silk- lined hoods. or blue rosebuds. Each one laundering splendid- and com fortable. ee “That That in. Ix.” : — - in box—in infants’ sizes on! lv and very serv ice- at ata —meet unfortunate- ss . h: ay . : , : ‘ able. Let our expert cor- ° | of the we et a ee ee ‘ 89c Nainsook ores 1.50 Pi . . ej » the Wortd’s First Liar with) > aaa d es S llow Slips $1.50 Crib Blankets 59c Wool Bootees In navy, black. setieres adjust one of : S orid's Second Liar, bet (rom | nee tancmade Datiste Slips with hand- Large size white Crib BI et (h Handmade Banta eee y; sé . we know of their descendants! With dainty ince edging. infants’ } = © eeefiensd | often emt: beechenia a ee nee Seeteas of Clee a d pansy, brow n, popular War- = ; they were hah opposite _ end 6 months te 2 year sizes. = . - ——— ang emoroidered | pink or blue border and stitched edge. =ns, in iong of short styles, with tan and ) ner’’ Corselettes , : omen ala . 7m = } Sizes 59¢ sprays. 2x16 inches and spec- 95 * For crib covering or wrapping >a d-embroidered rose? uds. 39c taupe, gray ' f to . agg em es pin ’ ee : Tre nN Special ia] ly Pt ced EP ee Y ; aroun -d “babr *e Sp ’ ) ' $ | i peciai a a ewe Third Fieer your Ligure— k = i. ih e& eee «+ -~- ea noaece ~ ) a Third Fileer be de from this same vice oft 27 es MAA SAAR ADE ee f" . ese s ee \! (eaeeaeaeaeettt An Pp Seer errr r eee ee ee eee eee eee eg 288s 8 8 So 8 se 8 kn nb A A kn ee ee as kd dk anata a = PP PPP PPP PPP PPP OP sienna ei ; P - i: wo 28 se 4 a) , or er waeee: oasis . i eo i Rae ee ) ae LR. i ” ai ret Saree 48s

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"PE TOS we 2 Dem Se & RR es R 80, 1006. Editorial Page Daily Cartoon fe° 4 eta ara & ) FE AEJ~AVIE 7 | _- f anNi NIE Just Minute o 23 . tH f pri. ice re E: S: aS Te * e ‘ee 55: 2 : st _ oh ak, + - i : ; 3 es: us a Espoce ro ttbett passe ; 7 Ra: . * “9§X T° *, see et csecd 3 3f- " “Shoes o + ae Siam poseas. is*j oo PSS Rist Seshet Soh oe ete AINA La Vd hoa SA UPAR AA | Society—Drama cr Es : ee te atthe aS Soest 33 Bt ty: Starters: sche oF ST. age omedahogeaaaaata "ose sgepcatacs ee . | = =F imate 3 4 aS . - “Ss 5 =} : ; = is . Pett Ss > ( ea. > > RS aeeere pe oe - T TWO. a ae a ST. L OUIS, PS RED TINT peers: | oo" : sso ee | St. du ; TU ESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23. 1993, PAGES 1S—18 ; Of 10 and 4 oltfered ex. this new and in our Chi. oe » Own You rself, x ’ Rudya rd Kipling Advises All Men eventh Fioee, eT |, . , caere oF ams mare pee Se = meena Soe : ~ (DEPENDENCE MUST BE University | Seer Steet SENATE COMMITTEE GETS FINANCED BY THRIFT, AS maya saree cnnestcer| IMPORTANT SUGGESTIONS T anak: ot peapeneand on gattannh Neues ¥ GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH ‘with ‘their own hands against the FOR RIVER DEVELOPMENT or, at Installation as Lord Rector of St. | These were men who intended to ' own themselves, in obedience to some | Andrew’s University, Discourages Waste of Goods or Time. —_——__. — Pe eS — ee ee dream, teaching or word which ani come to them. They knew that it, Deepening of Big Muddy for. Navigation and would be a hard and long task, so they set about it with their own iron Further Support of Federal Barge Line 'rations on their own backs, and . | thay walh6e plete: hiranentie Gatahal Among Proposals Made at Hearing. up driftwood to keep the fire going in their lodgings. Attitude Toward Independents, | Important suggestions for devel- berate grain must be purchased on Now what, in this world or the ‘opment of river transportation in the ‘the open market and rushed to port next, can the world, or any tribe in| by rail. it, do with or to people of this tem- | Mississippi Valley were made by Coal operators, grain men and per? Bribé them by good divners|shippers and _ representatives of | other business men before the com- to _oR a enn! oe np a They | commercial organizations at the; mittee agreed that Government op- would probably see eir nosts un-| ‘rati f the barge line should con- /hearing here yesterday before a Sen- | ©f4uon © ge der the table first and argue their) S ; ‘tinue until the feasibility of river heads off afterward. Offer em | atorial Committee investigating the | jp ransportation had 1 n firmly. es- /money to shed a conviction or two? | McCormick bill for a nine-foot wa | tablished. None of the witnesses fa- A man doesn’t lightly sell what he , TH the acknowledgment that he was carrying coals to Newcastle padyard Kipling used Thrift as the theme of his address at his ) > Lord Rector of St ‘eu’ ni ; | : gatailation as Lord kector of St. Andrew's University, Edinburgh On Oct. 1V. t fhe honor conferred on Aipling carries with it, in British educational a prestige comparable to that accorded the Office of Poet Laureate its sphere. The Lord fector last year was Sir James M. Barrie Carnegie was one of the Je uw Lord Rectors not chosen for COn- _———- me Ay | ewe ON ee ie eaucation., er 7 iti, - |terway from Chicago to the Gulf.|/vored permanent Government own yy fhe text of Kipling’s address follows: & Penida gio pelaprerdianyingre sill ar mo 08 The following proposals were made: ership but beliewed individuals could | sole revenge that maturity can, lying. One sees that in the enormous io ‘into countenancing the nana false | Conaiee: j pot 60 ee CCCs ypon youth for the sin of being value attached by the most primitive : weights and measures? It is a Little | in Southern Illinois, thus making | by. the Gogerament in ensetnins isto preach at it. \‘' hen | was civilizations to the practice of telling | toning in pene oy iste perscun motes eae river transportation available to | the system. Isat and suffered under that the truth: and the e xtravagant done their own weighing and meas- 47 coal mines which wduld great- | Congresinn spwcen: 6 OX. euee tion. Now that 1 am older) praise awardgd—mostly after death uring with broken teacups by the| ly increase freight tonnage on the (an active advocate ef improved wa- if you, my oh aagpiegnagreny ——to individuals notorious for the light of tallow candles. No! r nner Mississippi River and reduce coal | terways. told the committee the permit me, to hand on the sa- practice Now the amount of truth | thrifty souls must have been a nar- prices through lower freight rates. | barge line has been operated at a torch of boredom. open to mankind has always been | wow and an infracious breed’ to) Double present equipment ae eae | joes Caring) te tive Tense oe ae the first volume, then, of the | limited. Substantially, it comes to no > § |handle; but, by their God, in whose? Federal barge line immediately | enas becnuae of the deplorable —_— ring edition of the works of the more than the axiom quoted by the ; = | word they walked, they owned them-| #nd create a fund for further ad- | condition of comparatively smau Robert Burns, on the 171st! Fool in “Twelfth Night” on the au- mf selves. And their ownership was| tions to the equipment later. | stretches of the river between here you Will find this stanza: thority of] the witty Earmit of i based upon the truth and if you have | Permit Government operation pe New Orléans, “If sand bars Third Moors Prague: “That tliat is. is.” Con. = ‘not your own rations you must feed| Of the barge line to continue until | take up about three miles: of - i : —— > catch Dame Fortune's golden| versely, “That that is not. isn’t.” \ ‘| out al your tribe's hands. with alj| the experimental stage in river | thousand-mile stretch of the river smile | But it is just this truth that Man ee 'that that implies. transportation has been passed; | southwere could be eliminated, T iduous wait upon he: * most bitterly resents being brought é | Should any of you care to own | then offer the Government tow- bress Se you would have a hard gather gold by every wil to his notice. He will do, suffer. and ‘ yourselves on these lines your insur-| boats, barges, docks, ejc., for sale | - uilding barges fast é¢nough to at's justified by honor— permit anything rather than ac- a cor wee = =—6 lll ee ances ought ‘to be effected in those} to private enterprise. | andi ) appropriated for that program, he . a. he had time to realize| the vounger we are the more intol-. the rectorship of St. Andrew's, still in hood and gown, and begged him to sign their books which he smilingly) + too magnificently employ: the, ®#Pitalist; Walter Williams of Ben-! said, and the money has been spent and 1M) ankle ly that he was not altogether era nt we are of those who tell us and good-naturedly did. : bets one does not too generally niace _— and James P. Mooneyham of) on such widely scattered projects fortably and the beasts, but a person apart,/ that this is impossible. ————— SSE : : _— oo —————e—sSsSsSsSsSsSSS land the objects of beauty. dnd desire W on Frankfort. : that none of the rivers are made 3 34 to 48, therefore, lonely Not till he | Youth at War With Surroundings. 9 might appreciate the dear creatures| ward First Causes, will not, in the/tive of your alleged ‘merits or your) that one does not too genergusly buy. BR ie? plane a a of the) navigable as originally. contem- Main Floor oned his family tree and asso-| When I wished to claim my inde-| much better on his return; he might| long run,. nourish our physical or| needs. Free, moreover, .to work! Secondarily, those revenues Can be. bed Muddy kcaggate have been pre-/ plated. i undertaken | Pared. One’ is estimated to cost $4,- The proposal of a six-foot channel himself with his fellows on}pendence and to express myself ac-| ph; ‘Or c ; fol ‘ntal ne ‘re see be ¢ with t hysical nolestation of| added to by extra work . it . I ns 7 to all se ing 8 | : Doe seges ene sy tench me gemay 18 ca Was the first ractical use mani and vou know that there ia no lone-! have returned upon himself in- bar- One-sixth Ol lis area has passed pase~n ords, Sa om sm ~ uu sona ind intimate o . land. It flows n a southwest direc . | Co.; EB. 8. Tompkins, traffit man- Pp i bodily out of civilization, and much} drink of its ancestors and reinitiates inspection of any de partment, how- tion through Franklin, Williamson | ager, St. Louis Screw Co., and R. K. fit? Remem! he was bv | liness to equal the loneliness of youth | renness of mind and bitterness of i , ig 1¢ 3 ‘im: iduaiis : : Hine a a “a rs is rd 4 £ een me its curroundings in a Th Recause. if a man has not his of the remainder appears to he di-! itself into its primal individua..8sm. ever SV mpathetic. ‘and Jackson counties, entering the Keas, traffic manager, Laclede St a a} y ste } ‘ t ¢ . ‘ if f § ] , » : ‘ ~~ i , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ AACA TE the ‘ 7 - } ‘ : ’ _ ‘ - . - e a ‘ . . 4 . - uflage len diawe ' oe a se re ha thal done wot eare I can give. ratior in advance for any excursion vided. with no consciousness of sin, These ceremonies, as the Soutmern | lf you have a temperament chat Mississippi at Grand Tower, 120 | Co. ’ ’ ’ - As Ss a. - | , ‘ £ " . ° : . . 4 T> : 4 . . J - ‘ . ‘ . i o . . ? or} '_ ; » ; ; . 2 . ‘ 7. hide ao hn to a A ” ndivou no great comfort in your war 'of anv kind that he proposes to him- between an earnest intention to| races Know to their cost, giv m0 an ace ed itself 2 cranping miles south of St. Louis. | Gemetste at Hearing. ; } f 1° a wa ‘ r oO e f i fyi j @ ‘ fo . "¢ CW ex 1} - st le w le vou are ? us saving | e ; . , tc > at a4 ln oe ake e ell as soon as possible} members fresh strength r ren your y 1} E @ them as the, came down to’! but if you will allow me I will give! self. he must stay with his tribe He gg earth r 1 as rab : ge fesse’ oss sche ieiblil luc : Bat : snweenay Shae ae ' - legation soley y thought funda| Members of. the Senatorial Com- A: ; : : : oes laa _ a@ Lay ee ee } : raer his'and an equaliy earnes ] ; mn, ays. : . CKY- . elega mn sai ey 0 —whie is th ' ‘@- |vou a sctentific parallel that may’) may swear at it Lloud or under his = c $ / . . ° ’ t) } ¢ . . ‘ pp me em im ce ich ¢ Primiti Mian friends what splendid things he tion. to make it heaven on or before And that same etrength 1s ‘your| it presently a: iwns on you that you : Vv alley or i legislative appropriation mick of Illinons, chairman; Bt ook- 5 Ol stress . re—whnicn » ac > fe IAN. ; tie — — ' , a _—_ ' = adit : . ra y fain Floor Sgenesis of es ed ~g D eggs The Fscape o rimitive ‘would do were he his own master,! the same date.- But you have ample tated and chief blessing. ! have al- hé a put cmensh by to Bive dingy ea. « to defray from one-third to one-half, hart of Iowa, McKellar of Tennes- Sis nost « he arts; ; a = ' lany , a Te arvineg thie far ' Ge an ous y a) r d ' . double back 1 hi . l: ‘ @ back on his tracks and| .,. | ey ren aces wea : ahead. : « ut different times in different places| |. yelly’s sake. When and as it| yourselves. one wed broken by birth, custom, pre- head ate the remainder. No legislation in- | ator Reed of Pennsylvania, the other circ ; e — aintanec . _ own ee one eat and rete Fi UT aics above lies so must he lie. Ifs people must The broad and immediate result is| , cept and’ example to doing without | Building Up Independence in nid volving the Big Muddy plans 18| member, could ‘not be present. ) ith is obviously the origin of | , de come Wt rs me = for a while be his people and its God must a partly eesti te 0 ee ee eee 'Y | things. Toce ts where Se See ¢ ; Ry pein od ] Wi fay 30 5 | EN rian: 2 Vere mapee : ™ @Ur social amenities.’ In aloe tt a os war # - song i as re his God. Sqme men may accept this for thinking and acting in saree the small houses, who have borne at is aote es ee sae aad Coal deposits tributary to the pro- | tant cities on the Ilinols and M issis- a +» he could act any kind of 2 cogeenge ects oy ithe. It aii - awe dispensation; some may question it.) masses, partly through the instinct) the yoke in their youth, hold a cu- spasmoGe—m ma on or : m rt 4 8 gaps Big Muddy canal are many | sippi rivers, traveling in the seamer ther legal peony —" . expenditure of energy! Con- his Guardian Snirit. his Disembodied | Jat which we move ourselves and possessions through space, and - leading of his Totem, | ©4" : | on aec is omni ‘ f | - > have|into a base whence one can move in| ; or ] ue a emotional rebirth in its own! men ag ept emis on ai presses 0 walging tour, and when they have 5 Atiekai a P 1 back nem in | | Marshall Hall Grain Co. of St. Louis, Mississippi Valley, members of the his pria tongue Then it goes to its grave! crowds; some may resent it. It is to! won through what they consider| any direction an a p which has shipped 2,100,000 bushels| committee said in interviews ard pri e his aw estr icken ad- Ancestor, or other Private God. who O iz - : 2 . 4 — the latter that I am speaking. hardship they are apt to waste good ; any need. The need may pe merely | ~. , hot and bothered, because no ne : , of grain on the Federal barge line during speeches at the pmo On of hi . " - . limself when he saw)! 7 ared ft hit ? : dream 7 . ai afer t t still d consider, 2 did our appeare o nimioan a , he one in on ‘Le ; 7 ” jlace by subconsciously ap-;| ‘9? 5S! 5 an : » aS y mere word of mouth he - ‘a aeiiiied his action. Herein our| birth has been vouchsafed for its sal- o-gdethengeedtupatige oe “snare mgs pot remembecing, Foon first ancestors, what manner of ani- *!/nce last April, advised doubling of Commerce luncheon at noo ; ' a : lam eamtia , _ , : ‘ , ' ~ ci . . , . , mad his simpler companions ra eator was as logical as a man, Vation, OF even its relief. And your The indepefi enc e that was a/Pr otf rte: On the other hand, the! mal we are, or it may be to cut loose the barge line equipment. He said |Commercial: Club; dinner . : CPs : ‘ ~ ; — . , . - i. oO “oo = - aw ; « * ae il ’ ' - . P e : ron have paen, Khe discov: aid not provide himself with rations) Omi" ie rve lelive ‘ : ie eae rer 5 ees os a > = 7 lege of owning himself than the man| another. It is worth a little pains and sured. Rippin said that between | foot of North Market street. “4 this miracle ‘king was : te! wee Ke Sea Se ee ee “wag BEDE UP, 18 Tatner Cloying ‘ven 5 , , money to do good to him. For it is 5 f x 4 4 CONTI nr © . =o - reres wa in advance for his vole ep oi lid ' ificent unpublished orations Te} there is no need for the individual trained to the little things. It 18 the ‘ . 4 , a nash v ‘ ' 4.500.000 and 5,009,000 bushels of —— - Oo to himeelf, sion away from the Tribe he woul — shortcom- : '"jttle things, in microbe or .wmoral he, and not our derivatively edrcat- | grain have been shipped on barges) Hyde Ixsces Nav Da “Ty - s1 i TInventute) is nat no snort who intends to own himself to be too J inds or our induced e t s. : | d y , mt That Is, Is."’ surely starve ‘ = en the part of others can 88V¢ | neecimistic Let us. as our forefa- lthat make us, as it Is the lictle teenee minds : c motions,| from St. Louis since the navigation. By the Aasectateé Press - ort, _ ~ he tank some § pain: BS. OM ti , mah: deans — — oa. i POS —— Ww eserves in us t cleate , , ;, x ; nately, lhicost uni ortunRat(ec ‘ onseavent! if k ome ve fr 1.8 from the consequences of our own thers used to ceount our lessinges | that break us. ae wig po Acer of ae owe rs a | Soason opened Yast spring. JEFFERSON cCITy, Oct. 23.—~ ; - ; > 7 hone ; ’ ? ,7 ‘) ; ; . : ' . ; : » . or . ae _ . : “ vig record af the meet ind practiced a certain amo “ Oi aeataaiaie tendon You. mv constituents. enjoy three Ais, men in any walk of life who | ’ > sp ba teat thie hor ite fae! Delay in Shipments, 'Gov. Hyde has issued an execut 1 Vy . © . — : . . ‘ »ot : ’ y? epare ese , . ath ' P e . “ ¢ : » ‘ \ Y aE

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eA ys hee 7 TT ae eros s woe Bs o 2 / oe . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, — —_—-—— — ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ’ Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. ---- Y/Y THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | FORM, I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogucs of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy -with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drasticajly independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Missouri Law School. Ts the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. N your issue of Oct. 19 you give par- ticular prominence to a speech made} by Chancellor Hadiey of Washington Uni- versity at a dinner tendered him by the ‘Jawyers of St. Louis. You quote him as saying that “Here in Missouri there are only two law schools—Washington Uni- versity School of Law and the School of Law of the State University—which comply with these standards,”’ that is, the standards advocated, by the Amer- ican Bar Association of two years of college work as a prerequisite for admis- gion to the bar. I do not like to take issue with the esteemed new chancellor of our sister in- stitution, and I feel certain that he had no intention of making any sentation. but recently returned to his native state after an absence of many years accounts for his unfamiliarity with the progress of the oldest educational institution of the West. Piainly the facts are those: There are here in Missouri at least three schools meeting the requirements referred to, mamely, St. Louis, Missouri and Wash- | 4Pproval of the McCormick proposal. September, | to see this fine cause assume the dignity and re- zen bewail that the world is in a bad way. were Europe’s tribulations and America’s pessimistic | ington Universities. Since 1922, the St. Louis University School of | spectableness of good business itself. Law has met all of the requirements ad- vocated by the American Bar Association, BUSINESS NEEDS THE RIVERS. Intolerable railroad rates, which seem unlikely to subside, have brought to inland waterways iD the United States the powerful ally of economy. | This gives to the proposal to establish a nine-| foot channel from the Lakes to the Gulf a plausible-) ness which river projects have not hitherto en- joyed in the country, as it lends pertinence to the junket of the senatorial. committee which conducted hearing in St. Louis yesterday. The testimony of shippers at this- hearing was emphatically for the improvement. Indeed, no tes-, - as timony of this nature upon innumerable occasions | just like this has ever had the emphasis and urgency of that just given. Several witnesses testified that improvement of the Big Muddy and the Illinois rivers would not et — } misrepre-, No doubt the fact that he has | | } ) : / / | merely move great quantities of Illinois soft coal by barge all over the valley, but would lessen the cost of coal. Spokesmen for manufacturing concerns estimat- ed that St. Louis and Chicago barges could handle between these cities freights amounting to as much in individual instances as 125,000 tons a year. The traffic commissioner of the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce testified that 15,000,000 of the 72,-) 000.000 tons of freight moving annually between St. Louis and Chicago would go by water. | There was no dispute before the committee that water transportation is cheaper, as there was no controversy whether use of these inland waterways is d@ necessary or merely visionary thing. Everybody told the committee it is @ necessary thing, and everybody hoped that Congress will make the waterways of the valley the facility and the saving they can become. What a boon all these streams would be to the. country now had Congress long ago believed in the foresight of the people who foresaw this need of the inland waterways and tried to make Con- cress see it! Senator McCormick’s committee has gone off down the valley, continuing its hearings by the way. It will hear the same story all the way to the sea. It will meet with the same exhortations from shippers, many of whom did not themselves believe in the water until oppressed by what it | costs nowadays to ship goods: by land. The Post-Dispatch has consistently believed that this time would come, and it is glad to join in the In fact, until September, 1923, St. Louis) University an@ Missouri University were the only schools meeting those require-. ments. Chancellor Hadley’s institution, month has measured up to the stand- ards he alluded to, although his school has always maintained a law school of excellent standing and one presided over so I am informed, only in the last two | force it to abandon the congressional plan for im- by a dean and faculty for whom I have | nothing but the highest regard and ad- | miration. between the two schools, and in a less serious matter would have permitted Mr. Hadley’s remarks to pass without com- ment. However, in view of the publicity given to his statement and the editorial comments made thereon, @ school that can point with pride to a récord of more than a century of the highest type of educational this community. service in. I feel that he) has most seriously, though no doubt un-| “°™? @ppears, by the recent report of two geologists interf ionally, struck at the reputation of | I deem it not asking too much of your. to the unfounded statement of Mr. Had- ley, to right the wrong, in so far as that can be done, by giving publicity to this letter. It is unpleasant for me to be ~ forced to make this request. Far better had it been if the facts had been truly ' represented in the first instance. A. G. EBERLE, ‘ Dean of the St. ‘Louis University School | of Law. Moral Tone of St. Louis. To the BDditor of the Post-Dispatch. T may seem rather late at this date. but the matter still persists in my mind, about an editorial that appeared in your columns nearly a month ago, wherein you quoted some gentleman as saying in effect that the morals of our fair city were in bad shape, particularly in certain spots. I wish to protest against any such charge, for I believe the morals of St. Louls are better today than they ever were, and are getting still better all the time. Your quotation said, if I remem- ber, that “bad” women were enticing men and young men, all along Olive and Market streets I believe, from Broadway west. Now I walk on these two streets, as well as others every day, and at all ‘hours of both day and night, and I want ‘to say that nothing: like that has ever “happened to me. What a contrast between now and even eight years ago! For the charge was pretty true at that time. Why, when I! came to your fair city for the first time. back in 1915, just a kid of a boy, looking for excitement, adventure and romance. I found it in plenty. all over downtown, and plumb west to Grand avenue. But tt fen't true now, for all that has been changed as far as I can see and com- ' pare. The impression I have of St. Louis during my present domicile here is that the city is now pious, holy, religious. vir tuous—and like Mark Twain's old-fash foned old maid, “virtuous to a degree of eccentricity.’’ _» We move forward, Mr. Editor. never PWackward, and asa consequence we get “better and better all the time, but there - are some people in this world who would | have us believe that we grow worse, anc '#f you take Billy Sunday's word for it. “we are going to hell as fast as we can.” but that isn’t a fact, of course, Sunday and others to the contrary notwithstand- é ing. You don’t have to take my word for _fit-—-you have all history and biograpliy ~to compare with, and vou only have to _Fead “between the lines.’ If I seem pes- ~simistic herein, it is only a seeming, and | =nothing more, for I became a peasimist * by living near an optimist. “Ha, he, ha, HA, ha ha, HA, ha, ha, HA, ha, ha, ha, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA!” gcreamed Mephistopheles. -,, And now that we have done the right thing and graciously gotten rid of the Honorable David LLG let us not over- look Feodor Chaliapin at the Odeon. Tuesday evening, for Chaliapin is the Greatest actor-singer in America today paper, which gave such wide publicity | | posit. | Make no mistake about that even if you. \sheuld make a mistake about the morals ; ’ : of our fair and beautiful city, which isn't | _ true by a considerable sight! | GEMPA KETCHIL. ; ‘ It rejoices. No one need fear for the outcome. Congress is itself the proved champion of the rivers. It has. stood squarely behind the Government’s experi- mental barge line in the lower Mississippi, and not. even the power of the Commissioner of Budget could proving the rivers. | The fight is won. What the valley needs now is boats and barges extended to every part of the Mississippi and its tributaries. We ought to be. building these upon shore as fast as we are digging. I do not wish to draw any comparisons. ) channels. —_————_-¢¢9———__-___--— THE MEANING OF TEAPOT DOME. Former Secretary Fall’s policy of leasing the. Teapot Dome naval oil reserve to a private con-| employed by a Senate investigating committee, to have been justified. It is justified because an oil reserve with a leak in it is no oil reserve at al].| have headed this expedition, for it is to penetrate Oil property, like any land, is identified by surface 2 region of China practically unknown to the world. nothing; It is supposed to contain, besides the ring-forked- necessarily to do with measurement of the oil de-| tail monkey, several millions of human beings un- It is possible for an operator just outside! like those of any known race. rights. But surface medsurement has the boundary of a naval reserve to extract part or) all of the oil on the reserve. hope. the underlying deposit. The Teapot Dome issue is valuable chiefly in bringing public attention not. tion. |a living split-tail, our Chambers of Commerce every- Teapot Dome, then, was not a reserve but a) where should send it an invitation to come and aid To be a reserve it would have had to in-| in restoring the nation’s gaiety. clude a surface sufficient to exclude all access to} iest of grouchers might cheer up at such a sight. before our eyes as have been the coal and | resources, With all the attendant evils of specula- tion and overproduction hastening the complete pankruptcy of the supply. Teapot Dome is only an incident in a colossal crime of prodigality and greed against posterity. i Li. Li — —_ A WORD FROM WASHINGTON. a= er The proclamation of the Rhineland republic is ihe beginning of the disruption of Germany, in the judgment of Lloyd George. Premier further declares that 3 being financed by France and that just such dis- integration was the objective of the French invasion | Iie reminds us, also, that he predict-| ed this outcome. | This opinion is shared by German-born citizens, | who, at a meeting in New York, adopted a resolu- | of the Ruhr. tion to direct the attention of “President Coolidge ond every Senator, Representative, statesman and. politician’’ to Germany’s situation in the hope of influencing our Government to American people The as It is more reasonable to believe that one: would ignore—not even. For, as has been repeatedly said, we are. to all the people of Europe, have no That being the undeniable If we fail to do this we shall have failed hu-| manity and we shall not be able to hide that failure behind the screen of an obsolete tradition. —— & ¢——_____—___- Speaking of the unequal distribution of wealth, how about Chick Evans, who goes into bankruptcy | with a $310,000 loss while multimillionaires are’ daily dubbing their drives? — —— j —_———o¢—— | CHEERING NEWS. | Everywhere you go you hear the despondent citi-. Never. What with | the times so out of joint. isolationists and despairing drys pestered by the bootleg problem, we are apt to join the chorus of! groaners. Geographic Society is still on the job. about to dispatch an expedition to bring back, if human effort can do it, a forked-tail monkey from. darkest China. | quadrumanous cousin, taken from a famous pas- Sage in Chinese literature, is here appended: But here is a ray of hope. The National And it is) A description of this wonderful | Its nose is turned upward and the tail very long and forked at the end; whenever it rains, the animal thrusts the forks into its nose. It goes in herds and lives in friendship; when one dies, the rest accompany it to burial: its activ- ity is so great that it runs its head against the trees; its fur is soft and gray and its face black, What a pity that Theodore Roosevelt could not! j —_— — If the expedition is successful in bringing home Even the grouch- i, i, hi a The Tennessee deacon who killed his daughter| only to the race of the oil interests to denude the | because she insisted on going to work has been ex-'! country for all time of one of its most necessary! communicated by the Edgefield Cumberland Pres- resources, but to the injustices which may be! byterian Church. wrought as between private oil operators. The; him pause when next he starts to chastise one of natural oil resources of the nation are being raped} his children. This just rebuke should give | —_ oe —— ee eee = —— —__. CANNED. (From the Louisville Courier-Journal, ) ———— a - — ——_— - a — SS eee ————————— oe ee ee — The former British | the movement is) try to end “the French reign of terror.”’ a whole, we believe,' wil' sympathize with the emotion of this resolu-. And strengthened by such sympathy the resolution ought to command the serious considera-. tion of public officials. It is preposterous to say that the United States | is powerless to do anything helpful in the European crisis. candid official word from Washington at this junc-| ture would be as a bolt from the blue which no! European Government France. friendly selfish interest in the triumph of any people over another, but are concerned oniy with the general welfare of them all. | fact, could any European nation honestly resent the tender of our good offices in this critical hour? | JUST A MINUTE (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) THE OLD WORLD. OME—Getting the experts out of Europe R recuirea a much more extensive cam- paign than we had expected. There were a great many of them, mostly members of our own Congress, and our appearance in En- gland at the beginning of our drive was prob- ably a mistake. At any rate, the experts in Northern Europe retreated toward the East, and we had to go into Austria to get around them. This took time, and it made cur tour somewhat longer than we had thought it would be. It was therefore with regret that we finally realized how impossible it would be for us to get to Greece. Greece is two days east of Naples, and to get there and back would mean another week. Socrates was magnanimous to decide against it. “Greece is my own country,” he said. “I would rather see it than any other spot upon earth; but ours is not a sentimental tour, and l realize how impossible it is. We have the experts to clean Our of Italy, and by the time we get that done our welcome in Kurope will be pretty well worr out.” We reached this conclusion while looking down on the Tiber from the Moles Hadriani, or the great mausoleum of Hadrian. Few structures in Rome are so impressive as this, as few things remain so well preserved. The Tiber is about such a stream as the Meramec River. It is not a clear stream, nor is it the river it was when traffic moved up and down it between the old city and its sea- port at Ostia. Still, it is the Tiber; and at least one bridge, though not that at which Horatius stood, remains from the days when Rome ruled the world. “What a strange thing it is that visiting the tomb of Napoleon or some other historical giant in Europe we so readily fall into re- spectful silence, while here at the tomb of Ha- drian we have no sensation beyond the im- pression made upon us by very old things,"’ Mr. Antwine said. “Is it, do you suppose, because we have for- gotten Hadrian who came 5 very near being if he really was not the model ruler of all time, Or was it that he lived and worked too long ago for us to feel that his earth was in- deed our own? “It has seemed to me that his occurrence in history was-~almost unique. Given every power which other men have abused, and every opportunity which other men have neg- lected, he still became that exception by which absolutism seems at times almost to be justified. “Let us take a case out of our own time in the United States. We have a political out- break on the lowa-Wisconsin-Minnesota front as to which the President of the United States has no more theory in quiescence than one of us has of how Vesuvius might be made to stop smoking. “It was never so with Hadrian. He con- tinually journeyed about the empire familiar- izing himself with the needs of the people. One year saw him in England, Germany and France; another in Africa and Spain, another in Asia, and another in Egypt. “Given the same circumstances. he would have been in Minnesota or Iowa long ago sharing the hardships of the farmers, himself farming, mastering the problem of how the farm can be made to pay. “Imagine Mr. Coolidge, all but hiding in the White House from the wrath to come. as powerless almost to solve a great public lem as to make one, and then think ‘of the giant figure of Hadrian striding half the earth, his wisdom and his leadership leaving prob- . — = — ee ee eC” | | i ' } i j ———————————E | ee — gall the headway it has made to the impetus — — TRY Ogee os ar ae Ee ee. = ee eee we }r ult 1 re p i wee or hy 7 ¢ 7 e# Z @z, 1923, TALIA” A SATIRE. ON CODE OF CHIVALRY : rkington’s: Comedy Deve'ops syimid Youth Into Casehard- ened Desperado. \ | 997. * 7“ gee ov fen att > = — s of Magnolia Landing ? dege refresh the heroes ws ‘mot juleps and jelly cake, while 21 Patterson made known the ey. of his visit. Now that he had . tched the masculine business of , enemy, he at last new his addresses to Rumford's elder niece, Miss El- He was informed that, during ce, she had taken the liber- ty of engaging herself to her cousin, ‘the general's son, Tom Rumford. | He Refuses to Fight. » As the brothers departed to re- calve this insult in liquor, there ‘came Tom and a younger niece, Lucy. They were chasing butter- ‘flies with a net, and settled on a vnch to finish a passage of Words- worth’s poem, “Lucy.” They were interrupted by Joe Patterson, reeling ‘in with his brother's card, a chal- Jenge to a duel. The dreamy, wist- fu] Tom had been reared by a Quak- Der uncle in Philadelphia, and had re- turned south only two months be- fore. He declined to fight. One brother struck Tom's hat from his hand, the other called him “cow- d.” They departed with inebriate ro res of scorn. Elvira renounceé her lover. He had refused to kill o1 be killed for her sake. Gen. . Rum: ‘ford wrathfully banished his degen. ‘erate son from the house and the Mgoclety of his relatives, and exile¢ hin to a woodshed. In the second act, Tom, after some ecl's of wandering, staggers inte Gen. Criando Jackson's gambling re- .. ‘ r P UBL IC OPINI i wt in Natchez, thinking it is a res Vv Maurant. The General, “a siniste! ( “ae Beo'lndrel, with a patch over one ey . and an armament of knives and pis tols in every pocket, excuses himselt after a moment, coolly enters a real room and murders two gambler: ‘who lad been intending toshoot him Returning, he seats himself at a ta , . ‘dle. rubs his hands, and exclaims VOLSTEAD LAW ENFO of “Damn it, bring me some ham an¢ From the New York World. eges!” Fr PENNSYLVANIA on the whole wish The Formuta of Comeae Volstead act enforced it is not necesm a hl Mr. Pinchot to abdicate in favor of Tom is higmly astonished ryt , Coolidge. If the law is enforceable ti rtuosity ard ennefroid, os oe Legislature, courts, police and Governor Of the General to tell him rates e a sylvania can enforce it with a little ey becoma a man of prey Bin on the State borders. If it is not enf es repiien thet eee is because the act is as repugnant to the thing hs ae page ey’ = explains of Pennsylvania as it is to a large m ity’? ps pS CIWS ee ev | people of New York. And if the law First, you must get friendly wit Weapons.’ he savas. “A man of hon fie ene forceable by a Governor who bell ¥: of Augustus and Hadrian and Antoninus Pius heartedly in it then it ig no more is one who. knows he’s safe; hi and ‘Mareus Aurelius. She exhausted herself, by the Federal power. Sora Federal Gt hows he can move first and mov great mother of the world that she was, and | —° he aati aintetn anything like t ht. Only the man who's sure hi could bear no more such sons.” team aga = nm ffi in Penn ly an win can afford to have a sens We all sat there in silence after that, which inate ad Biv Stee pe pa The , Mhonor. The game man is one wh, we thought about as good as anything Mr. rior pasar Kimani politics and ‘Meeps on because he doesn't know hi Antwine had said on the whole trip to Europe. ha It j | he lack of lar st a dee an't win. When a man says hi History is a fearful mess, There is almost no ruption. Cis the Ack OF a rica or Mor's been insulted, hée means it: making head or tail of it. We cannot be sure tite refusal of the ordinety | Sea is skill in killing his enemy firs that we see anything clearly where the dis- regard the infringement of he ‘* pin, ; That's insuited. The same way wit! tance is great; but we may be sure that it was reasonable Cetnition Of ive " po: an tions—when «a nation says it great men who made a great Rome, just as as a.crime. Because he does no tae hor has been insulted, it mean little men have always made nothing what- gard it as a crime, for example, Hei: abllity to kill more men than it ever. juices ferment in his cellar, he . emy has been insulted.” “Hadrian left no modest memorial to him- | 274 ™#Kes little effort to report vit a He inquires as to Tom's accom. self, did he?” asked Socrates, looking over law. And without constant Sse) hments. Well, he can catch but. the vast heap which is the tomb of that old ew we body of office | tiles; he has become so exper and beneficent ruler. 3 _the whole Volstead act. The law is in can capture them with his hands “It is the safest way,” ‘Mr. Antwine said. | because parts of the law are contempt needing a net. Why, you mus aughtering his mad Ieisure to re Ly his absen A FRENCH HAT. ; The MIRROR. * : IN —_——- —- — Written for the Post-Dispatch By CLARK McADAMS — — ee ; This column is designed to reproduces bias the latest comment by the leading path newspapers and periodicals on the the day. contentment and alleviation everywhere in their wake. “That was the type of man Rome had for her empire, and it was the appearance of such a man now and then that kept her empire going. How often have we a man like that for our empire, and how long has it merely been kept going in consequence of the last man of that sort we had? “Sometimes I think our own > empire owes given it by three or four men, and I cannot help wondering sometimes what is to keep it from stopping stock still in case such a man does not bob up about the time we need him. “Rome fell when she ran out of rulers. It was beyond the genius even of that remark- able people to go forever providing the like ber —— » f ek, pled ston , | therefor ) rw F 4 ve the rst ° . n the rhe world knows Nero better than it knows | ane ‘a Aang oes ag ver te ee soabte! Worlat’ Ph rs Emons, Fie. Hadrian, st as i rs - Charli > ; Saal " | ; vette aaa iaeme Sean apes Robison have popular support. When it hae # hile on a trip with his uncle, ¢ er Butcher Ghent b tt omen t : " | support the eighteenth amendment whee pes MAturalist, to the South Sea Islands Spinoza : 2 — ' oo ; 4s — had alse learned to shoot bird. . nig ee 2 - OU ITY N: , : P Sherringly in the wing, with a fowl It was by this time to take the train for ce s0n preg oF wpe ‘Ing piece. It will be fs to pick uf Naples. So leaving all sadly enough the great | J0%n H. Clarke, former U. S&S. Associate ars! Tévulver technique, says the Gen. the World’s Work for October, ITH Germany and Russia in ruine, Britain and France constitute! rope, and the peace of the world 108! eration depends upon whether these tw nations shall continue friends or ie enemies. Never did two nations have @® for a trusted counsellor, guide, and #a these two nations have need for one wer sist in settling inevitable differences @#% for they are ¢drifting ominously aparh the only nation in the world sufficien® to the untroubled dreams of those who achieve greatness, we descended from the Modles Ha- hotel. ) | Sal. Tom knows nothing of knives Wel.’ says Jackson, “you can re: rse in a butcher shop: I do al ™Y practicing in a butcher shop." ! Tom asks the rogue how he los ee sight of his right eye. “Oh,” Mtplies the General sheepishly, “my arst wife done that with the cornel ™ &@ hymn book.” Tom Puts ‘Teaching in Practice. udienly comes one of the mos driani and set off across Tiber toward our * * > The bakery of rye bread which ad- “We Served Your Grandfather” is not talking to me. The old gentleman regard- ed rye bread with the same enthusiasm he did rye whisky. He ate wheat bread occasionally, but he ate corn bread usually. He did so be- Sir: vertises — ~ cause he liked it. He drank bourbon whisky | S"rseous blackguard magnificos exclusively. SHANNON COUNTY. | disinterested and powerful for such a’ me Stage. Capt. Blackie a steamboa . . * | both invite us to renderit. Butit WAMbier with 18 notches on his gun only through the League of Natit counsel and assistance of its fifty ‘member nations. If our efforts & could withdraw to our isolation agama : should succeed, the world would beg Sang us to decline this high service fm, F h*s won Jackson's resort at faro Poe ls to take possession in the Meri Tom contrives to offence , mm. but the Captain spares him be. Use le is unarmed. He turns al © door. however, to complimen! TELA HOUR, & see the frosty twilight I strolled home from My musing all in highlight And not a thought of thee: lea, ; prudence or from fear is as inco Sten Ten, “8 “You onery. illegitimate sor And there arose before me dignity and character and power S&)% ~ 8 shoat'’ This is too much fol Your dwelling, as of yore: worthy of our history. ee a ' & pacitist. Tom seizes one o The iights seemed to implore me Ve ae Eck son's revuiveran’ tudhes ohn To knock upon your door. PAYING THE FREIG tet pete, and nite him. “Give: m ire’ F he K i AA ig *eRe, too,” shouts Tom. Your hearth-fire smoke was dancing, rom the Kansas City Star. ‘tay Byor the thirt ect. seven year And playing in the wind. ECENTLY the Union Pacific ar vici ve Daased, and we are once mor I could not Keep from glancing attention to the fact that its t@ 7 / Magnolia Landing. Elvira ha Upon your tight-drawn blind. tically trebled in the last ten years. 2% railroad paid out a total of $4,668,0% and last year its outlay for the same 9 $13,251,552, or more than $26,000 a @ every dollar the railroad received jn 6 ings, 6.87 cents went for taxeé. at somebody says; let the railroad pay} ought to help support the Goverm err ied Maj. Patterson. The family Ds, *S 4 certain personage. “the no _ 4s Col Blake.” who has be me the terror of the stearoot he “s killer and card sharp. The » ‘hat Joe Patterson has nee ing with Col. Blake om a boa °red at the landing. Joe, havin Might one refrain from thinking, When ‘under such a spell? I wondered who was drinking From cups I Knew so well. a ———? Then thru the afterglow-light, I strolled on once more, State and national. Very good. pues Rich Sripp.d t.. his last stitch o My musing all in lowlight, | their money come from but thr . @, la drivin into the house My thoughts behind your door' | rates, and, to a lesser exten, “ed im a negro woman's smovtk JULIA CLOPTON CRESAP. eee, ger rates? And who pays the rates?) Col, Bake himself, a deadly ‘lg . ‘

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w ’ a, ae ; : +o ae “we py “s , amis a ge Bree “ Put ae «7 ' > fo reproduce wit the leading publicist on the questions —— VY PORCEMENT. the whole wishes t 18 not necessary n favor of Presk enforceable then nd Governor of Pt 1 a little Federal ? is not enforceable ugnant to the peop large majority oft if the law is not en who believes whe no more enforcead the Federal Go ivthing like the in Pennsylvania sses. The real pre politics and not popular support. It American oitizen he fanatical and wu rin the Volstead s not and cannot ample, he lets © he remains p port violations of aid from the can possibly en e law is in contet » contemptible. nforce the Vols is reasonable it ven it has popu ndment will pre ‘Ss OF EUTROPE Associate Justice ber. aia in ruins. G nstitute modern the world fora ier these two ds or shal] beco ons have more mn de. and friend t for one now to ‘rences as they wiv apart, Ours. ufficiently detache@. * such a service. ut it ean be rendered, Nations, with th fifty or more othe orts should fail on again, but if suld be saved. rice from exe sconsistent with power as it s EIGHT. ifie Rallroad cal ite taxes had P years, In 1912 © $4,668,875 «mn t e same purpose 000 a day. Out ived in gross * That's allt ul pay taxes. Government, I d. but where it throug [. threug v- rates? Ppl” A SATIRE MISS JANE PARSONS TO ~ MAKE DEBUT ToNgHT t iin die J « TUESDAY. 79%°3 k @cTOBH!: 2 7 tee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH al - —_—-—- ee ington’s Comed) . | ——_._ . Timid Youth Into Casehard- Will Be Presented to Society at ened Desperadu. Yellow Chrysanthemum Ball. ee Ee >} gy RICHARD L. STOKES. a ’ noe } li T P . . -s Se a sUmme! efternoon duri : YELLOW cnrvean:) . (,@2) i ‘ :"S € ate. i " ars sanineniun oali . on ; ae j ‘ night it the Sti. Louis \ iub' Mississiprt. ja Landi! = } will mark the presentation of | | , Jane Parsons to societc Mr, | n the pore: the] a» | Mrs. J ; wa or / ‘ | oo Ss. Jonn BRB Denvir Jr. of 15 ag 4«ommaster nd idle SAVE | Nics : the hoot of a tea nbo '% “nirgeto . ame t- “'B'on terrace, parents of the : ‘ , ialigdlse . ’ be and from (7 iSi. | ie i ~ " Ban bout inte. will be the hoses at a le 4 os * ; " . ~ | le ; ‘ltl moe =*4 ’ rs an | ef cotton picker sudden j ceiving with them will be Mr. and! of shots-—4" » 4 Booth | Mrs. William &. Hoblitzelle, brothe wton'? new . ly: satire, ° «ze cd Sistey} -in-la Ww of ola.” wes launched last night ie Gaughter, Miss Lycy itznugh the American Theater reeeeay Miss Trimble Hoblitzeile. Patterson and his; Gaughter of Mrs. George K. jlob- @€ Maj) Gateres MAS 1 pr cow tite ie back- | litzelle, nnd Miss wlizabeth Tupper, her Joe, dandies ©! nod! with emoking ra just had the good fortu ln | PST, Who attended school jn Lau- inde the Patterson-Jones feud | S4mne, Switzerland, with Miss Par- : . ar . ™ - Sons. T Tea ; “a - , shooting the final male survivor Chere will be 350 guests ape clan of Jones. : aet ji was verhaps a bit re-| © reseindble a garden of chrysanthe- 4 mle that the deed was done in ; . " 7? . nce of the victim's wife and ing room and ball room have been etill. ench aw kward covered Wilh re | white lattice ©TN- > . . . ‘wined with greenery, which, in turn (18 studded with cozens of velloy children: incidents sometimes WII vv- blossoms. Kver) light nas peen a f Magnolia Landing The ladies © a be dimmed ef to refresh the heroes with cake, while With vellow crepe paper, The staircase leading from the din- Mrs. Denvir: | and jelly - mint juleps ings room to the ball room wil, have | Mal. Patterson made known the sof his visit. Now that he had ind: te Uaioe shed the masculine business of ian ' The to o | i red with eeatering his enemy, he at last)... y + Souutantes.and their jeisure to renew his addresses to a ota vets OCC ips the center tablk ae e a on: ne supper following the dance. Ryumford’s elder niece, Miss FE Seek etehe chrysanthemums at its new: ll poste , ‘oll —_— 7 mas, AN Weil @S eatcn of ine » He was informed that. during smallie) hs absence, She had take “ the liber- | decorations of yellow chrvsantne- y of engaging herself to her cousin, | mums of the ie -acgndl parabg i the general's son, Tom Rumford. Miss Parsons will be ae He Refuses to Fight. figure in the receiving line. “ge As the brothers departed to re-| gown of silver gauze fashioned jn Belve this insult in liquor, there the mode of 100 years ago. ‘here mme Tom and a younger niece, | will be puffings at the back of whit. Lucy. They were chasing butter-/| tulle, drawn away from the front to Wiese with a net, and settled on a reveal a silver petticoat and the nch to finish a passage of Words- | Close-fitting bodice so much worn at merth's poem, “Lucy.”” They were that time. She will wear her hair terrupted by Joe Patterson, reeling parted in the middle and drawn low. i with his brother's card, a chal- and will carfy an old-fashioned lenge toa duel. The dreamy, wist- | round bouquet of pink roses. Mrs ful Tom had been reared by a Quak- Denvir's gown will be a Doucet ew yncle in Philadelphia, and had re- model of black and flame color, wrned south only two months be-| neavily beaded, and Miss [I.ucy Hob- fore. He declined to fight. iitzelle will wear white brocated hat from / Chiffon velvet over Nile green -eorg- One brother struck Tom's! ? 4 _ "ae 2 - Ms hand, the other called him “‘cow- |‘ Cte lier flowers also will be pink roses ard.” They departed with inebriate| mare of scorn. Elvira renounced Un rlever. He had refused to kill or Mrs. Herbert Lawrence Parker of he fled for her sake. Gen. Rum- 39 Washington terrace. entertained ad ‘ ones, will have banked fiora) | . one Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Time s Combined by Approximately 40.000. 'TO BE MAID OF HONOR EEE: Fs BEBE Pease ¢3 Pie gt » MESA: FAs “~ ss POR prrDen ot aa ae 2S ot oe eee ing Pek ed bk PS le Thew daug r a en let They Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. c Tup-| as he fled in a Phe clubhouse has been arranped ‘ ~ % ' 7’? ‘ St ss Photograph. MISS SUSAN LEWIS. | ISS LEWIS will be maid of Honor tonight at the wedding of her sister, Miss Mary Park Lewis, to Mansur Tebbetts. in St. Jonn's Methodist Church. The cere- mony will be performed by the Rev. Dr. Ivan Lee Holt at 8:30 o'clock. and will be followed by a supper for the families and bridal party at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Silas S. Lewis, 4322 Washington boulevard. Mr Tebbetts and his bride will go to-Texas on their hon- eymoon trip, spending part of the ‘time on a ranch. ae in June. The prospective well known in St. Louis,. isited here twice as the Miss Alice Clark, daughter Alice Orr Clark, and Miss Marie Clarkson, daughter of Mr. ani |\Mrs. Palmer Clarkson, when many parties were given in her honor. Mr. Clarkson and the late Mr.\Dver were associated in business for a number of years. Miss Margaret Defie! of St. Paul, who has been visiting Miss Olivia AT WEDDING TONIGHT | LS OF BENEFITS OF © ™*MS, FROG RTO Head ul National Fede Music Clubs Addresses Prepator) to Fund Campaign. 7-4) Mirs Lyons, whe the National Fede: Clubs; comprising n¢ ganizations, « Fort Worth, the campaign. ceded Db violin Alichie! Gusikoif, the wre hestra, and foli remarks trom Direct said he was “‘thrilied dear Mayor has p li as Symphony Day.’ and a ‘ Seal of municipal approval enterprise.’ “Music in Business.” “Perhaps we need tnore business,” continued \irs “but certainly we need n ness in music. The tour orchestra cement good will St Louis They convince us that for the cultural benefit torvy as well s in sense. We louis COrches to brin qT must ar from a good “People oiten 8a gerstand mus) stand how God makes a st ; ' enjoys BLe | h man who left Fort Wortl " ‘ . _ ; it couldn't provide good . > , ye. ‘sf ati ll between He Starred in the Metropolitan 2s, Opera Company Before 1900. | 4 (By Leased Wire from the ee. ms Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ) ; NEW YORK, Uect. 23.—Victor ation of Maurel, French baritone. a star in A +; ’ ’ Meeting 1200 and a prime attraction :or sev- eral years after, diced yeslerauy at his home her: at the ige of Seventy-five. He long had been faii- ing. Me first appeared in this country about lorty years ago, Navin’ voi) fame in Europe. notably as an in- terpreter of Verdi. In London a painter who had heen ceptivated by his voice told Msure] ne was deficient. Maurel alee pred hye ‘ ritic iSir) in good part. placed himself under histrionic in- sSiruction and svon gained ror ‘ * is atl credit tor his acting than for his singing. He was at his best in both when Came to New York: his sraces of acting suved nim when his voice could no ijionger carry him through an important role When he quit the Metropolitan in i9i0, he was heard in recitals and) I undertook to Orfrunnize a Company tor grand opera ina En- gilish. He had sundry enrag: iients with other companies. Hie made Scveral esSays as a writer of iight opera ie “as a native of Mar-'! seilles ADMINISTRATOR FOR ESTATE musi n Frust Company to Act for Heirs of Chauncey Ives Filey. On petition of five heirs, the St. Lyons, ore b l=l- s of your appointed administrator of the estate of former Mavor Chauncey Ives Fil- ley, who died Sept. 2 t the age of he ?* 4% kerri { ¢ i + ~ Tne petition stated that no will had been found and that Filley left a sinal!l estate The heirs are Annie K. Fille of Rochester, N. Y., a niece; Theca (“haffee Viass akso a niece: Joseph tredge of Sharon Pa.. a grand nephew, Frances Kk. Dunning of tochester and Mary K. Rogers of l) Haddenfield, N. J.. grand nieces new of a | because! sic only to discover that it was a n«- music .OYr) cegsity, and declared that Gen, Per- 1. 3 - . , , 1% *}y ~ .~ } , 7 } Yr ~ lim and his family. The possession} shing cabled for not only more men of a Symphony Orchestra b Schroeter for a fortright, went yes- 'terday to be the guest for the next | three weeks of Miss Dorothy Wray. | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. | ‘Wray of 310 Skinker road. Miss 'Wray will give a luncheon for Miss Defiel today, and a number of similar ‘affairs and dinners are to be given iwrathfully banished his degen-/ 28 of the debutantes at a luncheon. ; : +) © } ieee ; i Pon , ‘ ‘ : " exte son from t! nou and the!this afternoon honoring Miss Marv ~ af le ralo? .2 and swiled | a+: : Le wat : ; ee SNS Cxin 1} Virginia Collins, Miss Frances Comp- Bin to a woodshed ton and Miss Grace Wallace, three of nitesecond act, Tom, after ‘the season's buds. The tables, a large ¢ - leringe . . i+ ss eae sage wall OP ! one in the dining room anda emaller re Jackson's Pamrivilnp rm} one in the sun room, were adorned " _ wy) oD ; _ : . ; " Josephine Garrett, Katherine Sipple, 4 . Evelyn Brown, Frances Fristoe, Ma- The Formn!« of Courage. rie Carr Taylor, Dorothy Folk, Isa- Tom is highly sstonished at this! belle Smith, Marie Nugent, Minerva tuosity ear@ eanefroid, and begs!Carr Nichols, Clemeboe Adreon, me General to tel] him how he also’ Mary O'Fallon and Mrs, Mason Scud- ybecoma a man of honor. The! der, daughter of the hostess. miflan replies that this is the easiest mg in the wor!'d, and explains as& Invitations were sent out today for gulps down his food. three important debutante parties. ‘First, you must get friendly with Cards were received trom Mr. an pons,’ he says. “‘A man of hon- Mrs. Judson S. Bemis of Brentmoor lf one who knows he's safe: he/!for the ball at the St. Louis Country) hows he can move first and move Club, Nov. 6, at which their daugh- ht. Only the man who's sure he ter, Miss Louise Bemis, will be pre- Another invitation (;eneral a Sinister ndrel. with a patch over one eve} an armament of Knives and pis- n every pocket, excuses himself a moment, coolly enters a rear , iWin can afford to have a sense sented to society honor. The game man is one who was from Mrs. Vincent L. Price to j | | / i ' | | ' for her. Probably the most elab- orate is a Pierrot ball Saturday eve- ning of next week at the Glen Echo | Country Club to be given by Miss| Eleanor Klein, daughter of Mrs. J S. Kline of Kingsbury boulevard, > and her sister. Mrs. Clark Gamble. | Invitations to the affair were re- ceived today. The gyests, who are to include some of the young married set as well as younger members of | ‘society, will be masked, and each is requested to appear in appropriate Pierrot costume. Mr. and Mrs. joseph Louis Wer- ner, who, since their return from their honeymoon trip, have made their home with Mr. Werner's father, Louis Werner of 36 Westmoreland > place, have leased an apartment at 14906 Argyle place, near that of Mrs. Werner's sister, Miss Claire Gar- neau. and her brother, Carl Koehler. They will take possession Nov. 1. Mr. Werner Sr. will depart next week for a brief visit in Shreveport, La. Mrs. Edward L. Preetorius and daughter, Miss Edwina, who have been in California for several months with Mrs. Preetorius’ mother, Mrs. Douglas G. Cook have gone to Washingtor P 1). is recognized, Elvira of- om Puts Teaching in Practice. When he is “ , ay Wienly comes one of the most /fers to elope with the conquro! eous Dla. Kp il | mMagenifice ra 1 lage Ci pt liiackie », stfenrmboat ul! irt lo Crow Lo the neighovor rs * *T, with 18 notches on his gu! tel “S$ Won Jackson's resort at faro, |}ears, as the parents of such 4 son Lucy is broken-hearied The they have * been scorned for = to lal Posse Ssion im «the but wntrives to offend xentle youth tain spares him be- | child has turned into a brute. Pom rmed lie turns at .exures her he is not a Killer. The he ever slew was whom she loved as & » compliment niv man , legitimate son Blackie. This was enoutth to terrify) 0 much for the whole river, however. it Wus bhiuff. which made him xs one of prestige. . i} together with ishes after Ixing of the Mississip):. (jive me the skill of his butterfly-catchtne hends at cards Rut he catches ne more butterfiies. and his favorite ™ paaeed, _ ee MO pret is no longer Wordsworth. but told ata tea given re-, Iver for her daugh-. liam Jennings of 3500 Halliday ave- ‘particularily fine portrait is that of ; at 5527 Waterman avenue. Mrs. Erker was Miss Genevieve Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Wil- ter. and the wedding will take place nue. gentie. winning, forlorn and pa- thetic at first: and at the end appar- ently a desperado oO; harveyized stee| John Harrington's Capt. ** : ‘ . , ° e > i ° " , ht eve "On mo the same state. Or course. vl. | Riackie is unforgettable: and so also is John Nicholson's Gen. Jackson. A . Fthel Wilson as Jackson's voluptu- ous. kindly and bloodthirsty quad- roon siave, Mexico And Martha- )wtile Gen. Rumford and his wiie [Bryan Allen comes from the Theater Guild to play the tender and passion- ate voung Licy. Many of the cast are Southerners themselves, so that accent and characterization are im- peceable. Bravado of the Bully. Mr. Tarkineton has progressed far from the naive romanticism of ‘‘Mon- sfeur Reaucaire’’ to this cynical and jalmost Falstaffian treatise on honor ‘Of course, the philosophy of daring Magnolia nding Elvira has! isvwron, As the play ends, it apperrs | rr . *t Maj ‘Tom and his Lucy are about to Pattersor The family that the gold fields of ” ha) ‘ . - . " ~ certain personage the no- «uit the river ‘ol YY i" . * at as! lake who ha* lie. California . he lerreay: of the el(earrnort ven after cit to the play can give an arr , i : ideas 1e delightful wit of its ideas: characters this rather full outline —_ kil Pr are ard sharp Thre oniv a * : " ‘ _ at Joe Patterson has neen | idea of t! ME with Col} Blake on a boat and the pungency of Its ed at the landing. Joe, haxing | Alfred E. Aarons has given Tarking- “ Sripp.d 1. his last stitch of /ton'’s play a production worthy of e. le driven into the house. itself and a cast admirable through- : J im « NeFrO wonian'’s smovtk. | out The romantic Leo Carrillo has Lol, Blake himself, a deadly ig .\the versatile role of Tom Rumford | exponded by the Hoosier playwright is that of the bully and bravo, and rot of the spiritual hero: it leaves ou? of account. for insance, the cour- age of the foriorn hope Rut underneath the urhane com- edv of line and situation lies a deadly aatire on the code of chivalry of the antebellum South Roundhead once more assails Cavolier. What men are these Southerners—lazy. shift- lese, their plantation falling into ruin through sheer incompetence; bully- ing. sanguinary and drunken: ad dressing their sweethearts aS stars or roses. and compelling their wives to remove their boots! And what wom- en! . ple to a cits “Our municipalities > to understand the) . . - . ‘ - I. rings peo nd munitions. but more bands. She said that the Los Angeles Chamber beginning) of Commerce today was formi turn their’ Rureau of Industrial Music. for attention merely t material things purpose of organizing bands Our homes are no eat and sleep, but beauty and inspiratio! St your home: and it shou Piat Ss t orchestras in the various plants, With | They expect a calculable return in Louis tS dollars, said Mrs. Lyons, througn the id SUPPIY | increased contentment and efficiency el , . - e- 9 more than four walis and a root. of their employees "cr s Says Campaign Must Not Fail. In his proclamaiion declaring Nov. The speaker declared } Louis could not afford to le . . BD as p , , phony drive fail es St. 2 “Symphony Orchestera day,’ Mayor tits syin-| Kiel declared that the orchestra ‘vives our city a prestige and stand- he musical worid second 10 ind is “one of the best i of the National Progressive party from New York for Souisampton attempt will be made to unite all progressive political forces, was an- Manila. Oct. 20, Dilworth, Port nounced today : Ro. Harrop, na- land, Ore Nobe, Oct. 19, Bankoku Maru Portiand, Ore. SAILED. TRAVEL AND RESORTS. the convention are Henry Ford, Mag- Glasgow, Oct. 21, Colunbia, | $ : be ere. nus Johnson ané Henry K. Shipstead, New York, E §} R . | P Me forsee , ry Theater Cast. acs G our | uds aga ee -INDERELLA BEAUTY oe O + C | : -—-r-- 11 POP. MAT. WED. 225: $130 | ‘i - head, + SEA , rie n a . ream Leading Thgstre of St.lew.Nichts. 6:15 Nights, 50c-$2.50. fat. Mat... 50c- $2 OU to S2Z.50 | a tnis Cha t Early Variety (Q) Light green label (2)Dark bine label (3) Red label Sweet Variety (3) Orange label it bine Lebel Which kind of peas do you like best? Popular M.t.’Tomorrow. 60c epee | Sun., Oct. 28th Cues LEO CARRILLO World's Biggest Hit _In Booth rece ‘MAGNOLIA’ GET YOUR SEATS THURSDAY For “THE CLINGING VINE” = Nighta. 5B0ec¢ te $2.50. v4 ZEV vs. PAPYRUS RACE WED. MAT. Best Seats $1.50 | Sat. Mat.. Sie to $2.00. COLUMBIA = ei" 11 A. M.—Continuous Daily—11 P. M. EIT NRPENCR Li LORENCE VIDOR in Booth Tarkington’s Prize Novel, | “ALICE ADAMS” | 2:15 Sieede ae er ; an 6 SELECT VAUDEV CTS | “2:23 Anderson and Yvel | ee Sie UDEVILLE ACT a 280 CHIEF CAUPOLICAN TW itu ' — moe anaere —— - — — rs : v; 1 . ; E MP RESS [[ ose] Santon HARRIS | 9:32 OLIVE AT GRAND ||] 3:53" CHAS. WITHERS @ CO. T 0:53 The Woodward Players in lit — a {20:18 » > WEANEOT . = » bre EVA SHIRLEY = {10:45 THE eK Ss IN THE Al Roth and Adler's Band ; MATS. THUKS,—SAT. | Sse ¢ eves Weekes: Sictures [10s NEXT Parlor, Bedroom and Bath | : — = — A SEER ee ODEON—TONIGHT AT 8:15 Perhaps you don't know. Perhaps ye vi tai TICKETS—-ABOLIAN COMPANY, 1004 OLIV i sé . an ; os _ ee “4 7 _ . -’ 4 . alw ays thought that peas were peas —— ee felt satishied to buy them that way. But now you can select exactly the kind Basso Metropolitan H eT. ; | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | — PHOTOPLAY THEATERS And it's so easy. The chart at the left tells the story. Supposing you prefer the sma ll No. cf peas you like best and always get pre- | 7 TaD a>: | @euUR cisely the same kind every time you buy. PO RRR a i” | “Early variety.” Just go to your grocer and ask for Captain Kidd in the Light Green Label. lf your taste dictates a large pea, you Il want the No. 5 “Sweet.” Ask for Captain Kidd in the Dark Green Label. That's all there is to it. It's such a simple, ¢asy way to buy and such a sure way. You have your choice of six kinds and you can always depend on getting exactly | i THE ROMANTIC STORY OF the kind you want. And your grocer will tell you that Captain YOUR OWN CITY IN A Kidd Peas are packed by the largest pea — | a) THRILLING MOTION PicTURrI F qual- | ( R : ners in the world and that Captain Kidd ity is unsurpassed. Start buying peas this new way and never be disappointed. / | | “THE SPIRIT an THE youll OF ST. LOUIS” PANISH : Advertising Club Night ANCER . ZEV vs. PAPYRUS — | 7 Wea ALA. eee —_— - aeneenetiiiee Grand Central Only RiG sURROU Michel Gusikoff, Violintet Wiliard Andelin. Masao ll) iV] y ) ae : “SRB A Reckless Romance and C N De ER E L LA a Riot of Big Laughs eater sen utiful-—Cherokee and lowa | Today and Wednesday-—Doubie Program | === The Snappiest Dramatic Comedy | Madge Béllamy in “Are You a kiver Filmed——See 1t-~- N . SIXTH AND PINE ms OV\-W" Failure’ Alice Lake in “The n= | REVOLT gin Spider and the Rose.” wut eg ~ a ae ee — — AT "\ THE DELMONTE ax» THE KINGS “THE EAGLE’S FEATHER” sran'tate AND A RIP-ROARING MACK SENNETT COMEDY | 30c MAT. "St. Louis Yesterday and Today”, KINGS ONL ae m ; vs WEEK DA’ fae \Nonder Film of Your Own City | aoe —— ee SSS a ~ 2g 9 oo ke oat " nin a ge ee ne ee ee Sy Rio a i) Sema aia mat % Y filis 3 i: M Lp! ae ed. A, sah pode Fd ee at ua. x Pally Pe Solar oe np Thing ‘ f “4 of : t.¥ PRIS PO Ee ——— => «ser 0S Sere pee ee (EIT Sm i =a Ls . * eee FT RTT I 8 eek

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a all all _—— —_S- — Oh Re ove" * eee. o- ao ee “er ee os - eo ae eae ed Se eet 8 — . ~~ 5 er cette = 5 - . eee 7 --- =| The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximate ly Eq = ———— a _ —- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ Last Call! Last Call! paw Sy ZA Lrace to buy Shoes’ WASHINGTON AVE. Wednesday and Thursday—Last 2 Days of Our 17° ANNYERSARY. SME Women’s $8, $10 & 312-59 Footwear Women's Vain Floor Department Partake of the savings availabie now in this greatest annual event of ours—there are over 1000 pairs of the season’s best styles in $8, $10 & $12.50 Qualities at 56.17 This tremendous group of the smartest and newest con- ceits in feminine footwear embraces many of our finest lines—all of the styles are new and the Autumn wood shades demanded by the costumes of the day are in- cluded, of course. These three styles are examples only—there are dozens of others. These last two days at $6.17. STYLES Lattice Two-Button Straps Sandal One-Straps Crease Vamp Oxfords New Side-Gore Pumps Three-E ye Ties Three-Strap Anklettes Plain Walking Oxfords New One-Straps High Spanish or Military Heels MATERIALS Lustrous Black Satin Beige Suede Otter Ooze Fieldmouse Kid Black Suede Brown Suede Patent Leather Black or Brown Calf Brown or Black Kid $6.17 Women’s Silk Hose and Woolen Heather brown, black and the popular Autumn shades. All perfect. $2.00 qualities................... Hose, in $f.17 ‘ ot Warehouse. Ey the Associated Press. DOYLESTOWN, Pa., Oct. 23.— Seven of eight United States Inter- nal Revenue agents. arrested yester- day of systematically warehouse or the Philadelphia Pure Rye Whis- ky Distilling Co., at Eddington, spent the nighf in the county jail, having been unable to obtain the $500 bail under which they were held after a preliminary hearing before a Magis- trate. The eighth man gave bond and was released. Ali will be given ancther hearing Saturday The revenue officers, who had been detailed to rekauge the $2,500,000 steck of liquor stored in the ware- ‘house, were arrested by members of the Pennsylvania State police as they were about to board a train for their homes in Philadelphia. Ac- ecrding to the police, they, carried seven suitcases filled with whisky. Corporal Nevin Sees, a member of Gov. Pinchot’s “‘flying squadron,” detailed to enforce the liquor laws, srnid that every day for two weeks h: secreted himself in an old locker in the warehouse and had seen the men carry away large quantities of i'whisky. They would tap the whisky bar- rels, Sees declared, fill flasks, place them in suitcases and traveling bags and put them in their own lockers ur-til time for their homes at night. could not tell on charges stealing liquor rrom the to leave lie said he how much they carried away. ‘Tne men arrested are William Norritt, James Boyle, Richard Ecock, Gus Altorpher, Charles Mc- Donough, Joseph Dugan, John Dermott and Thomas Laney. ‘TUB OF ICE CREAM FOR COOLIDGE ky the Aesociated Press CLEVELAND, O.., large tub of ice cream President Coolidge last night by the National Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers, wl opened its twenty-third annual convention here. A special messenger, whose duty it is to keep it iced and salted and to deliver it at the White House, ac- companied the ice cream. Oct. ~o.——-A was sent to ich i PERE T SE DOLD REE Bie ae Ret “ye + wy | i Rs ee eae . * oo :. = .9 Sie TOS =— ; wi Page tay cal —when 2 teaspoonfuls of water are added to two level teaspoonfuls of Calumet and stirred quickly. The illustration is made from an actual photograph—it shows what takes place when a test is made to determine the leavening strength of CALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER Notice the uniform distribution of the gas bubbles— how high and evenly they rise. The same thing occurs in your bakings when you use Calumet. That’s why everything made with it always raises perfectly. Its great leaveningstrength doesit. This test is made frequently by Calumet representatives — right in the dealer’s store. It enables the manufactur- ers to keep strictly fresh goods on the mer- chant’s shelves at all times. It is your pro- tection against using a leavener that has lost its original strength. It is a safeguard against failure on bake day. When you buy Calumet you know it contains its original leavening strength — that it is fresh. Sales 2' 2 times as much as that of any other brand A pound can ot Calumet con- tains full 16 oc. Some baking powders come tm 12 oc. cans instead of 16 ©r. cans. Be eure you get a pound when you want it. Y “RY wanine oor iful unto thee than if | “AT ANY PRICE, OWN YOURSELF,” RUDYARD KIPLING ADVISES Continued From Page 15. remember or follow up the great things that he has promised himself or his friends to do. but he rarelv forgets or forgives whe he nas promised himself not to @do even a little thing. This is because man has lived with himself as an individual vastly longer than he has lived with himself under tribal conditions Consequently facts about ble solitary self and his achievements had time fixed in his memory. lle knew he Was not altogether one with the beasts. His amazing ~ «xperic With his first lie had shown hin: that he was something of a magictan. if not a miracle worker, and his first impulse toward self-denial for ends not immediately in sight nust have been a revelation of himself to him- self as stupendous as a belie’ in a future life, which it was pcssibly intended to herald. It is only nat- ur4l, then, that individuals who {first practiced this apparently insare and purposeless exercise cam? later to bulk in the legends of their trive as demigods, who went forth and bearded the gods themselves for gifts —for fire, wisdom or knowledge o! the arts. “At Any Price. Let Me Own Myself.’ | But one thing that stands }exaggeration or belittlement through 'all changes in shapes of things and the sounds of words is the bidding, the guidance that drives a man to nie no- earhest to get well] nices , MmItsiqe BDRY AGENTS. WITH — SUITCASES FULL OF WHISKY, ARRESTED Taken When About to Get on Train for Homes Aft- er Leaving Pennsylvania Me-— —— oo - ee ee Se — ee — - _— _. — ———— uals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined - —— I nett Sila FR 1 baie oi rr. SOL ET Oe oo ~~ ——_ = a ee os ii : ; , da Post-Dispatc | ane rtisers Receive Der Cent MORE CITY ' shan those in any Other St. Lo a WARNING! Consumers and convuerterscan easily ‘dentify genuine Mosinee Syehisladian Trade-Mark —en everyrolland bundle. The ‘name MOSINEE represents a conspicuous Standardization of Wrapping Paper values and Wrapping Paper service. Anything the Mills of Mosinee under- take to do, is done thoroughly. This is proverbial among Wrapping Paper dis- tributors and consumers. Not only is MOSINEE the one Wrap- ping Paper on the market that is standard- Brown Paper Company Mo es MOSINEE KRAFT “Tough as the e) @eecee **O08 ceeeeee cogecesere? Thoroughly Standar ae Quality Chocolates 75¢ |b. A‘ ifterent Kinds We Ship Everywhere 3 Stores, 4949 Delmar 217 N. 7th oo —_— —- ise??? * *.@-*- 2%9* af 4 Py > - *® Indsan™ f SSNs RO Bae “Ss viene — as ee ate SN mint G aranteed Mt. Olive Lamp Guaranteed Buxell & Son Coal Co. Offices 2718-24 Easton Av. 4435-39 Clayton Av. indell 2850, Forest S81 Delmar 347% Deliveries Rn. Taree : "hones, & | pel} “Kinloch, Immediate A A CL —— 6th and FRANKLIN “WHERE THE CROWDS GO” Wednesday Specials ized as to relative weight and strength- content, but it is thoroughly standardized % in relation to the various kinds of duty it is to perform among a wide variety of users. By adopting Mosinee as your standard “7 Wrapping Paper, you instantly throw open to your business the tremendous advantages of thoroughly standardized service. Michigan rurals, ate. cont ees ens eenes seinen 10 ORANGES ) Beokint Coltsoeniies amsall 8 GRAPEFRUIT 96 «ize, thin skinned ean] 0 of juice, 3 FOR St. Louis, Mo. RS. SHEPPARD'S APPLE FLAKES Bor. package, ready cooked. Will make apple whip, jam, apple cream pie, turnover Economy Brand. ce HEAD RIGE 4 real 10¢ th. value. POUNES: iar teers t to make y Office Workers and School Children exerts beneficial” influence bTete) Will find these handy pads a great help in their Stomach, Live? end Bona work. Get a liberal supply and take part of it ee action ta eo diferent fee canoe ite nome. | ne lightfully ae: Used for over “ No Mail or Phone Orders a 50 Os. Call at the Business Office of the oe Twelfth and Olive Streets | “a a } ae T . : r

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- iin ot ae is ’ aut MS WP ere Sia hata Tet INP RRL es , —— : which had been about $200. was empty. ‘MAN WITH SHOTGUN RELEASED | } Anthony Hennessey Not Held in Con- | | Presenting Elegant Blood Red, Pearl Gray, Taupe, Black nection With Holdup. fi , ‘ . Rggerey Geom anst Bongo and Various Rich Brown Fox Scarfs of Superb Quality, in Two Feature Groups: of 1442 North Seventeenth street }) f MILK of Mrs. Mary Hanson, president 0 . ; b s— : ost mas- ). the St. Louis Glue Manufacturirg ' ( rf : () ex 200 magnificent sample and regular Fox Scarfs—representing the m la | : a 2 EE ETE LS EAI LL IE IOP LS ALGO L ET IDLE N LI , . crane ee ~ — - a ca ta ait isi ee ll a on Se i tll ag gi a -_- oo ——— —————E SL Rr EE TOF CoE eS. =... Oe ee ee Oe eee ——— SS =. ~ 2 Re Ot TE i Ire thls ~~ oe weg. e ————— Quality Service Sunki«t California, sweet who wes arrested Saturday r vv thin skinned, dex. i policemen of the Carr Street District GRAPEFRUIT when carrving a shotcun, was dis- charged vesterday when arraigned size, thin skinned fall ' : - > pol 3 FOR ow in Police Court on a peace disturl- mame ance charge, for want of prosecu- ~~ & , = . , MES. S tion. Hennessey said he was carry- . ing a shotgun because he had just . package, ready ced. returned from a hunting trip. Wil make apple whip, 2 actieeutil jam. apple cream pie, apple He was not arrested in connection turnover nine 6e eo 0 2 t with the investication of the hold ET ITLL, i Me Ra A a A a ce NC OI ay aye . — . nr ee ae ee , rr a a ge: ee ————— en.) eM terful purchase of its kind ever made by this. institution—will be featured at — > § y night. | eit citi . | | these two prices Wednesday. Noteuntil you see these soft, full skins and note Rare Bonar Law Again in Il-Heaith. ee Se their perfection and size can you possibly appreciate what we have accomplished by pro- anrr By the Associated Prees. Use our extended payments. A | viding such a spectacular event. For sheer value, we consider this a matchless offer- 4 real 10c¢ Th. value. ww ° 6 20 Siew owe Bote POT ADS LONDON, > — - - } Orme? Py ime ae ee a small down payment, balance in | ing from every standpoint. ‘ convenient monthly payments, is all Furniture or furnishings at an un- | that is necessary at the UNION. A usually low cost. Buy now and save! small deposit will hold any purchase. Minister Law has had a recurrence a rare opportunity to secure your of the throat trouble which caused And a Special Sale of oe h ‘ * *- vO WS > foe Fireside warmth without work or ashes. Sunbowl] heat makes cosy evenings. . , =_— RUG VA LUES Biggest bow!— most heat OVERSTUFFED You will find it to your ad- The attractiveness of your living room depends upon your vantage to buy your Rugs 4/4, | $112 y “4 careful selection of the ——s mag to go ws it. , during this sale. —_— ! The overstuffed Living-Room Su ustrated is beauti- Price r Room-Size Axminster $39.75 = eee? 86 EET SE ee A — i} ))/) fully designed and solidly constructed. It has loose cush- > ° At your electrical dealer 4 | ions and is upholstered in a high quality Room-Size Velvet .. .$29.50 y , = | aa f th alues é | nt this a. ee Room-Size Brussels .$19.75 y / f iy Se ’ LIVE-WIRE SPEGIALS : $2p W/( ae | wy | 2 Torcheres =~ These magnificent ; Electric Tercheres , come in ai variety — : ef colors. The base ; f is finished in gold | bronze; complete with cord and plug; each .... 98c ch Candlesticks An added charm wher- , ever placed, these \ } ' Datch Silver Candie- ‘eS sticks. They are spe- : " = 4 oe ~ poor QUEEN ANNE DINING-ROOM SUITE : Smart, Jaunty Fur Jacquettes Irresistibly Styled and ffice | nHion Fle ciric 0, mans eget; tate | aeeneeg ang Gittened te uatneh.” Bh consicha OF & Baath Decisively Underpriced in Two Sale Groups: | class Mixing Bowls | china closet, extension table and | come in sets of five. when ase tGenl Ger 6 chairs with leather seats. ixing cake in Priced at only | 12th and Locust dient ete 5 49 ) siuiliatinta wieas $ i 50 $ | el a rad ite TE —— and SIX OFFICES IN COU NTY | | - fest (ine cocking surtacen Cooks and bakes to fection with either «x gas. Speciai in this sale §$ NE glance at these Jaequettes reveals the cause of their undeniable popularity. HOT - BLAST HEATER Smart, youthf.) modeis are shown in this specia) sale in the wanted shades of ‘. - fay Se: f - , ’ . Thie Hot-Blast Heater is « aracul and rich Bay Seal seal dyed coney). For street wear, sports wear, sturdily constructed and Is shopping—and for matinee wear at the Horse Show soon to come—they are in high lined with cast-fron clear , to the top. Is trimmed | favor. And those who choose from this selection enjoy the added advan of ex- Simply say— : | with nickel and priced €x- sails atinah wemage tremely HOSPITAL ; = - ) FUR tALON—THIRD FLOOR, SIXTH STREET SIDE. TISSUE WINDSOR CHIFFOROBE BEDROOM SUITE : Tees vee \s=THOMAS W. GARLAND (INC.) = 409-11-13 BROADWAY and 410-12-14 SIXTH ST . . er Oak The best and most economical wre | Cleverly designed and excellently constructed. It is finished Heater will pay for ‘ituelt room tissue. Every roll guarante | in wainut and comprises large bed, dresser, chiff ; orobe is we iy -- ye 1000 sheets, full size, 4°AXS- and vanity. Priced for + 75 Your Neighborhood Dealer Warehouse Removal 1 49- Can Supply You — 44.50 | The POST-DISPATCH is the only &t. Louis even! nu CUPPLES CO., Mfrs. ST. LOUIS newspaper giving Associated Press news service.

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'ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH ° The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Ghbe- Dense: and the Times Combined ~~ |MIND YOUR BUSINESS’ NAME =| = charged with murder. He} of the Legislature to the Governor | Mailed his resignation as a member following disposition of the case. | OF RESEARCH BUREAU WEEKLY |= you take orders ::2:->-22::"| Political and Is Designed to . | Be Helpful. | | , FE, Po ? ) Scrutiny of the organization and @ f | management of the city government | from d Co ee . iis the purpose of “Mind Your Busi- | § ae | ness,” a weekly publication, the | first number of which was issued ’ ‘today by the Bureau of Municipal must be humiliating for thousands |Research , | The publication, according to @ of people to confess that they lack hJesse D. Burke. the editor, is not | # hostile to the administration, and is’ ] the will-power to stop coffee. not opposed to labor organizations. | “It is,” he says, “against waste and They know from experience that it re- inefficiency in the city gvernment, ‘wherever found: whether due to 5 sults in irritated nerves, keeps them poor organization, bad methods, ignorance, incompetency. tnsubordi- awake nights; makes them nervous. in tebitteence ginenaite * ori Yet they don’t seem to be able to say dishonesty.” It hopes to “develop jf and stimulate an informed, active.,, “no.” jexacting, fair-minded and social- minded cttizenship.”” Publication is to be weekly. It wil] not be con- | If you find that coffee harms you, ST Gai neteten and CMR GUND change to the pure cereal beverage, [no advertising. | Postum. You'll find it delicious and —_FaRis IMPOSES HEAVY FINES ff ce satisfying. And it is absolutely free satisfying. And it is absormtey fm, | __ ON FIVE LIQUOR VIOLATORS [Federal Judge Dos Not Permit s| — —_ ae N ITS enlarged building al Fifteenth and Locust Streets, the Missouri State Life Insur- ance Company will have available for rental on or be- fore December 1, one com- plete floor and a few atirac- five suites and single offices —the most modern business space in Saint Louis. For particulars address Administration Department, Missouri State Life Insurance Company, 1501 Locust Street; Olive 2050. For Your Convenience Aloe’s New Branch Optical Store 708 Washington Av. pec ed combt specially construct A than in the heel and inste kle so mu" th desired. ~~ ove pa nd the an CONSTRUCTIO! takes the = that eteryone s@mésee. a . 7 ae Gis ses hee Dis clas oars down (or a new pair fre New Skin Almost Over 5 i aor top lifts. Two Doors West of Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. Kught Defore Dediime smooth some of @. Stragragit cream upon your skim. Gis aan” , eatin ~ Cross-Strap” | for DRESS WEAR ean 8 aues yam Gamer | “They Work While You Sleep” | sale at all good Grug and Gepertment + ‘ ; Bi rour jar sow. Paris Toilet Company. = cy ! sstrous biack - satin all St . Tena. | oon 7 " ross-Strap we dr | so es , se e Ww e all 4 ‘weather Louis a Pp lifts. he ee ee . UNUSUAL SIZES AND } For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, EVERY SIZE FRO! EVERY _ WIDTH FROM were fined $340 each. ‘LEGISLATOR GIVEN TWO YEARS | § Se ene: Tenement a eC , ts | } OSTUM) ror HEALTH Ieee | Strickland, a member of the State Lecislature from Lamar and Fan- oe T7 ° 79 nin counties, was given a two-year ’ l@7 CS ai Reason suspended sentence here yesterday, after pleading guilty to a charge of ‘ffering a bribe. He was charged _ with having offered District Attorney The PUST-DISPATCH 1s the only St. Louis evening Blac kburn a bribe in connection sewepaper giving Associated Press news service. with a case in which the defendant —— ; °@ a4 E fe is ‘e : 4) 1 = Be = = : = Se = he = ; 2 4 3 ¢ = $ = ‘ = 3 ‘ : = ——— | d the chill —and the chilly room of: your house 5 If you are one of the thousands bathroom, bedroom, living room who are looking for practical and —for airing the sheets and blan- safe portable heat—consider the kets, or just because it feels so Hotpoint Hedlite Heater. p»m stateful in a chilly room. B22 Do This is the Hotpoint Servant for ®°t confuse the Hotpoint Hedlite heating. Connect it with any elec- ‘eater with“electric heating appli- tric light socket or convenience *"““* This is a Hotpoint Servant. outlet, and you get an immediate Remember~ and comforting glow of radiant tans the aubaitinte heat. =p@ In the nursery, the Demand the Servant TUL TE ii Fer the conventence of cur customers Station at 618 Arcede Bids. St loan Me «aaacaaaaaaace’ ; 1 : | . ' ; drug, so you can drink Postum at any Asaessments to Drop Below | | | S Bili uch ant. $200 Mark. | | Colds, Sour Stomach, Biliousness ‘ meal, and as m as you W Liquor def endants who falled to | ' é take advan tage of “bargain day” | J if Dependable! No other cathartic or[ regulate the bowels, restoring nataral _— twe weeks age peg Ae laxative acts so gently on the liver| regular movements. 2 ee - ver was presicing in thre ecera, and bowels as ‘«Cascarets.’? They harm! eas and are use vT Hi ous oO ) Ft Your grocer sells Postum in Court, paid for their neglect today I never gripe, sicken or inconvenience} Men, Women and Chil dren. 10¢ boxes, Black glazed kid sup- br i two forms: Instant Postum when Judce ge penne fiveofre === you. Ther positively strengthen and) also 25 and Se sizes—anv drug store. ' plies a demand — a’ a (in tins) prepered instantly ranging from $300 to $459. dainty Dress oe | , The five withdrew their pleas of; | =” men hard ) wi in the cup by the addition of not cullty and pleaded cuilty. Vit to | tl" hy 4G ” Pe ee LM ue all a CT Sgilt Se oa ARMM AMMSRSMAMNS ee EST ESR ion DigcseIE bi a BZ: ey fas uban rub- Tr balling water. emont, saloon keeper, was fined | er ber heels. (in packages) for those who /$400: Jack Dougias, a bartender & = prefer the flavor brought oct | $450, Harry Dunn, a bellboy ac *he| *7.00 : f a : : by boiling fally 20 minutes. eet — ge ooo pier aa § ac fe » & The cost of either form is ——. 8 Ee P “4 | $360, and Sam Davis, proprictor of: 2 % Pte... © ieee about one-half cent a cup. sp lcggpen ° WEN. o a fruit store at 1522 Market see! = GIVE EAGIL $300. =. WE Two who pleaded guilty yesterday | ¢@ Wet’ Comsbination Range Down-Draft -He $125 Full Bice Enarmei Combination 7" $2=s COAL RANGE © paves * 50 $90 RANGES : $47.50 $105 RANGES $56.00 $iIc5 RANGES $65.00 $is® RAN.ES $74.75 Splendid Hanges for substantia! closed out at $150 Blue This $37 Double ~ Heaters Sacrificed ater give spiendid service. $55 HIGH-OVEN These ——= GASRANGE Gas Ranges Slaughtered Stecene” eee ee ee struction and durability. Worth up to $30. to be $14. 95 $13 Heaters $6.45 $34 Heaters $18.95 $45 Heaters $29.50 ¥ OIL STOVES Equipped with the newest im- proved asbestos ring bursers. Te be sold at 2= con< $160 Overstuffed Suite, $98 | “1 ===; tiful shaces. Comprises Gavenport, armchair and mn pollen, — $175 Cane Living-Room | Suite | Exact Picture of This Suite | S"vs.0 This $165 Walnut-Finish Dining-Room Suite . Suite i conmetruected t= rich waleet fimisk or f “FURN T This Richly Embellished | $225 Bedroom Suite $1247 This aplendidly mede Suite indicates its fell £225 value. The boew-end bed. the fuli-sised dresser and the reemy chifferette are all included at the price quoted; the fimish of this Salte is in wainst. This Big $185 Bow-End ieee Anne Bedroom Suite 9970 Ey i= VOX —has brought joy to tl since 1861. It is fe Aeolian Company's ‘ Pianos. the finest disp States, including: STEINWAY Vf STECK PREMIE You can select from take advantage of ver} of payment. Grand $625 up. with liber your present instrum Sale of GENUINE NEPONSET Floorcovering 180°: Satisfaction Gaaranteed or Retarn the Merchandise! Year one big supemsaasty of the year = te cover the any Trees ~ith te Most reamar ab. sver crvcer ke s. «& price se omen a clear ING of ONE-THIRD. Suit: thle fer kit shaam citumg reems, si«eping perches, bath reems. closets, pla vreen “els, sewing reems and Pring reeml;,. 3 ABSOLUTELY W ATERPROOF—vat merely on and bettem, buat threugh. Water cannmet fade the patterns nor im. ner injure Every yard is fect and guaranteed both Baal Me the ee eee huge sumber of attractive and rich sure te bring your reem measurements. Cover The C some ea @aaeeseaneua eaeuae eae aaecena ese a: When you see the famous sidewalk test. you, tes, will 100% i peri ex Theusands ef feet scuf fling over i will net — ‘: i te ~y a ¥ ‘All the wanted designe including “’ , tile matting, block, conventional and allover patterns. Neponset Rugs—Underpriced i Mace AL. eenay attractive patterms af same matrnals r It wears. It is ment, beautiful and economical te bar” 6x9 -7.6x9 9x10.6 9x12 1. Neponset . Neponset | Neponset eee 3 i ae Rugs Rugs Rugs Rugs $7.98 $985 $49.95 sqRS You'll never be able to duplicate the mon y ey-saving possi bilr this event on high quality merchandise for a long time te oe Don't fail to see this demonstration Each Rag cuarentoes im every respect. DAHLIA DAY FC Ha == 4 : . ORTE a FADE PROOF SDOOF ok Secor toon wea ADE Your Credit Account Is tu. 1105- EEGs: 1109 OLIVE oT. <& US! CAL INSTRUMENTS OTARY - 01 vo bedded Star Mm

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[ae ee ee On i i Nk Rt ne -_ Ore {| Binigs’ SLENDER ARCH SHOES. KLES @ SCOR WOMEN HARD TO FIT ' COMBINE BEAUTY, STYLE AND PERFECT FIT ESDAY, b Ri, # ‘TUESDAY, | : , | R 23, "1928, od 23, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily over specially constructed combination lasts, two widths wider more for freck 7... ball than in the heel and instep, giving that snug and close Pim. hcg “pullowneag eegt WE pnd the ankle so much desired. pe PO nce a new ec q : ciearsand rusts your L CONSTRUCTION AND GUARANTEE healthy colgg | ae pair is made with a steel arch-supporting shank, guaranteed — ie Ni he ag ak ge a new pair free in exchange): military heels booth come of 4 . gupber top tits. | ‘our skin. > ; May Choose From These Four Beautiful Models POPP LE Lr lity by ooetieey te : atin Cross-Strap’ ¢ “Black Kid Oxfords” Peacock Bleach ‘ reme ” not get atin . “ . ‘ “— Poe Ps oe pney will be refuny _ poR DRESS WEAR FOR STREET OR DRESS and department et; or Black . " glaze : Tollet Company, 507 Povist Pe Lustrous black satin? 41) the Aeris, hy | Cross-Strap with welt- ) dress Shoe. and SS sewed _i = =~=soles, LD BY e 7 o’ ‘leather Louis apt the Commaert at Johnson Bros. . a ae aa ‘ ; a house Shoe. Cu- & Co — » heels with rubber S ‘ban rubbed top lifts. heels. Ret, «°7.00 «.°7.00 UNUSUAL SIZES AND WIDTHS CARRIED EVERY SIZE FROM 21, To 12 EVERY WIDTH FROM AAAA TO EEE . 5 . i ea: ° 99 éé ° 1’ Cross-Straps >; “Brown Kid Oxfords” ities FOR STREET OR DRESS ' FOR STREET OR DRESS 4 CREME Black glazed kid sup- ¢Minest quiliy rich LS . : ' plies a demand for a ¢ brown kid tn these — | >” dainty Dress Shoe ) unusual sizes and for women hard > widths. Cuban Ate fit; Cuban rub- rubber heels. ber heels. 427.00 | a. 8.00 —.PBPBPBPLP LLL Lh Re el WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS Williams Shoe Ca. te ha aah alae thin. et eee “i oer theddd ie Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ai DEPOSITIONS TAKEN IN MISSOURI. READ Al STOKES TRIAL Brother and Sister-in-Law of | Wallace Certain Mrs. Stokes Never Visited Their Home at Bunceton. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—Deposi- | tions o? witnesses in Bunceton and | | Boonville, Mo., where some of the | ' _ indiscretions charged against Mrs. | Helen Elwood Stokes are alleged by | her husband, W. E. D. Stokes, to have been committed, were read to the jury in the divorce trial today. In one deposition, Mrs. Arthur A. Wallace, sister-in-law of Edgar T. Wallace, co-respondent, declared | She was quite certain that Mrs. | Stokes had never been a guest at the Wallace home in Bunceton ana amplified previous reports regarding | Visits of Stokes to the Wallace home ‘in search of evidence against his | wife. Came to Town as Historian. Mrs. Wallace, telling of Stokes’ Visit to her home, said: “HHe said that he had come to town as a historian to get data on the history of the Santa Fe Trail and its landmarks, I suggested that he could find this information in a certain book. Just then my hus- band came downstairs and I left the room.’ ee a SS es ee - ese ete ee ———~s _ Narcissus Bulbs, planted in gravel and ,water now, will bloom at Christmas. In bowls for office or home decoration. Complete combinations. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Delwered. Y OU want the finest in flowers only; and — Ga) Xa you. want them CLES 49 444, presented W 1 t h aA rR j This Basket a a . Complete, fine distinction. — BRR $10 Delivered. : Chrysanthemums! Now at the beginning of the Chrysanthe- mum season—the best varictics. 25c, 500, 750 each. Grimm&Gorly | Mrs. Wallace declared that the! testimony of Mrs. Alice Mills. that | Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Stokes. with two mn mentioned in the case. were in a tallyho in Bunceton on a! certain occasion was absolutely un- | true | SIXTH STREET AND FRANKLIN AVENUE 4 35% to 50% values such Comeand 9 7 Wee eee eee, « =VOSC™ ” al —has brought joy to thousands of homes since 1861. It is represented in the Aeolian Company's display of Grand Pianos, the finest display in the United States, including: STEINWAY VOSE WEBER STECK PREMIER STEINERT You can select from our display and PayPal tinh fh ering | chandise! take advantage of very convenient terms "toon with the of payment. Grand prices are from $625 up, with liberal allowance for is a clear SAY- your present instrument. . Neponset is mut all the wa it in any way. and by us. A ~ of cach. Be The 5 = & -_- 2 ' . > y ' 7 - : fuare W. P. CHRISLER . PRES. y A yy | 1004 OLIV EETZ . ee E STREETZ ard . & Exclusive Representative for Y pf 74 the Steinway Piano and for the Duo-Art Repro- onset is 100% ducing Piano + least i, tile j tollar . 11/4 : :: Vee eee 1 ‘3... me full | 5 7 FERRER URE ER SRR ER UR SRR TER ERE ERS sibilities of & 1e to commie. ‘ed‘psve: | Me DAHLIA DAY FOR LADIES AT ogi | ORTHWEIN 2 f eo te 4 A beautiful bouquet of Dahlias will be pre- _ "ated to every lady visiting our store at 2920-22 Locust Street Wednesday, Oct. 24 These Dahlias.Are Blue Ribbon Winners From the Missouri Dahlia Farm. - THOUSANDS IN USE UTARY - OIL- BURNER Dally, 9 A. M. to 9 P.M. 9677 WASHINGTON AY. 5 ISR SSR SR RR SRR RSFSR RR SR RRR SR SSR SR SRA Wilbur Wallace of Boonville. brother of the co-respondent. in a | deposition said that Mrs. Stokes | was never in the Wallace home. Repudiates Affidavit. William L. Nelson, former Con- | |gressman from Missouri, and a for- mer editor of the Bunceton Weekly Kagle, brought into court a bundle of files of his publication to prove that Mrs. Stokes, then Helen Elwood. was not a visitor in Bunceton ‘in L904. Several columns of society notes ‘from the Eagle at the time of the |alleged visit were read fn court. but |the name of Helen Elwood did not. |dppear. | “Would it have been possible for | ‘your society department to have | missed such an item in a town of |600 population?’ asked counsel for | Stokes. “Oh, no,” replied the aged editor. ‘“At that time we had very fierce | competition with the Bunceton Trib- une, and we didn't miss a thing.’’ Testimony of a fifth Stokes wit- ness, previously submitted inen af- fidavit, was repudiate dtoday in a i deposition by Frank Force, taken by the commission which visited Bunce- ton last week, in which Force denied he had seen Mrs. Stokes and Wal- lace enter the Bunceton Men's Club. Sudden Ending of Plaintiff's Case Surprise to Defense. By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Oct 23.—Events |'moved rapidly at the rehearing of ithe Stokes divorce trial before Su- 'preme Court Justice Mahoney, yes-. terday. To the surprise of the de- fense. counsel for W. E. D. Stokes ‘rested his. case, evidently satisfied ‘that the testimony offered by 21 of | his 70 witnesses would be sufficient | 'to win him the divorce heshas been |seeking for five years. | Although momentarily taken back | by the unexpected halting of the ‘| plaintiff's case, Samuel Untermyerm leounsel for Mrs: Stokes, soon had ‘Stokes on the stand. Little of im- ‘portance deyeloped, however, for | most of the time that the aged mil- 'lionaire was on the stand was taken | up with arguments, comment, | ‘charges and counter-charges so bit-| ter and undignified that Justice Ma- honey rose to his feet, and threat- ened to clear the courtroom. When Untermyer had his defense | in full swing he called as one of the} ‘first witnesses for Mrs. Stokes, As- ' sistant District Attorney Pecora, with two of his former assistants, Stanley Richter (who is Untermyer's son-in- law and Ferdinand C. Morton, ready i fq follow. But a clever use of tech- nicalities by Max Steuer, attorney for Stokes, prevented Pecora from ‘giving any testimony of importance. | Joseph M. Dawsin, a notary pub- | lic. was the first witness called for, ‘the defense. His name appears on most of the affidavits submitted by| Stokes. A few questions asked of him related mostly to the affidavits. | Considerable argument preceded ‘introduction of a deposition by Dr./| 1, FE. Benson, doctor and tnining en- gineer. who lived with Wallace at 13 Kaa Thirty-fifth stret at the time Mre. Stokes is charged with having visited Wallace Dr. Benson said he did not know Mrs. Stokes, had never seen her at the Wallace apartment. | and that Wallace had no pictures of her that he knew of . —_- ‘Rangers Return Liquor to Sheriff. tw the Associated Press MARLIN, Tex., Oct. 23.—After checking the liquor confiscated i raids by Sheriff ©. 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TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1923. Bia Poe iP a ta ea ron My Own Develops Cold, but May Be Able to Race Against Zev In Latonia oo Stake | : Owners of Both Horses Start if Thorou $50,000 and Will Be at One and Three- er Miles—Test for Own Saturday. from the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—Zev, conqueror of Papyrus, England's Derby in the international! race at Belmont Park, y T. Grayson’s My Own in the Latonia championship Stakes at one mile and three-quarters at Latonia, Ky., on Nor. 3, unless one or the other meets with an accident or trains off. Matt Winn, managing director of the Kentucky guaranteed a purse of $56,000 to the Winner tf both go to the post. ai- though the stake at the present time has a gross value of only $34,000. My Own Has Cold. Already a doubt has arisen. Word came from Maryland last night that My Own, on arriving at the Laure! track from Belmont Park, where he had been shipped in case the need had been to start him against Papy- tus is coughing and as from By Leased Wire last Saturday, will a i a a Zev May Meet Papyrus And Epinard in Ascot Gold oa Race, in Jane} lt i i i i i ei a a ee LONDON, Oct. , ARRY F. SINCLAIR'S re ported promise to England next year if he was Post-Dispatch and New York World, to make inquiries today “Ing circles as to how this was w. P. Burch, his Dtlinae was wor- ried and expressed the hope that it would not be serious. evening Admiral! There its no doubt that match frowned on here, but it Was pointed out that Zev would with enthusiasm for the Ascot gold cup at two miles and a half. next “I hope we will bave My Own in cluding the rich race at Latonia. He bas been keyed up since he prepared for the internationa! race and I am beeping he will not go staie. tells me that hi rather bad, but not necessarily seri-., ous, and we are hoping that it wt: met interrupt his training or force him into early retirement. Admiral Grayson is planning start My Own in the Washington Handicap of $25.000 at Laure!, Saturday. then ship tmmediately to the Middle West for championship on the following Sav rday This is the greatest for S-year-olds and up- The entries do not close aac 57 ~~ - January, and since Epinard. French champion 32-year-old. expected to be entered. th ” known might result. And Papy- rus too would have a chance for ‘ le ee a a NIEDERLUECKE APPOINTED TO BOXING COMMISSION of the Nineteenth w al was aprvoint- by Mayor Kield ¢t ommission to fill the va- | the resignation Hikireth Will Start Zev. Sam Hildreth, trainer of Zev, a@- viced Mr. Winn at the Empire City track yesterday that he would surely. send Zev to Kentucky if nothing | happens to interrupt his training. He also said that the good 3-year-old would mot start in the Washington | handicap at Laure! next Saturday. He is keen to have Zev meet My Own and so settle definitely the bit- fer controversy which arose vious to the Internationa! race over ‘the respective merits of the two and * slong time the right to meet Papyrus. Bs Grayson assured Winn on Saturday that My weuld start. barring acciden:s. nounced Saturday night the Commission two Repubiican ican se rece ttemded a meeting for] he appointment i be confirmed et ty in icheainhad the il i i i — _— -— =— DP PP POPPI 8 Also rar — Wank : Just Me, Pinid. Alt astro, De- wayne, Vague, Lady Mabel and Antiquity also ran. SBDOOND RACE. steeplechase. SEC COND RACE—C ‘aiming -“ids and un. one m © an , | Buea. Tex Virgo. “The Leopard. emer ’ io. claiming. oe $1400 ?: 0 ee eet Gl rn. 1 3 Sisioen : Lecter Glenn. et Sasser B. FOURTH R =, oe Princess, ok iw second. Cec third. Time—1 03 Stage Star. Jercho, -—y-—4 Relentiess, Donnelly, ro” RTH RACE—a imine. one mile and & | Fair Phant and Wild — alee TAD Empire City Results. ree 2000, five and a haif I. year agreement. iii ee i i i he eee ~~. & Happy Thoaghts and Sarazen Will Meet In Match Race Oct. 26 ee ee i i i a a , ren, rhird. Tie, is. Achier- y+ '. 23 _ L.A EG ee ly . 7 i mppise sense 1 tee a a VANDERBILT'S _— — + 678 \CN—44 reer-alds purse Si ode mile and 7h Time—i1-47 2-3. longs over the Friday for a purse of $15.000 Spauiding Lowe Jenkina, pres- ident of the Maryland State Fair Association, who has been disap- pointed in his hopes of bringing Own together. mewed his offer made seme time two unbeaten Handican. for all track here next Pasa thard. Time 1:1 RACE. for 3-rear-olds. claiming. | oo). mile and « voter. 3 t & owt. out. firs, te ’ Zew and My (nly three starters rear iS Silicon of Sarazen. and Jim McClellan. the Xalalpa Farm Eart Sande has been engage! viech, California bred and ene ot Sf. Schutftinger will have the mount on Happy Thoughts. will meet at LIS pounds on peunds on the Gilly. entered for the Tanforan handi- Saturday. Nov. 17. over eighth course at scale weight. with eS ee ie = i i i EE SR SR aS >) Se _. -_- 5 A” WILLIE HOPPE AND TADAO SUGANTMA. Hoppe. who will defend his balkline cue championship in a tourney at New York, beginning next Monday. against Jake Schaefer, Weiker Cochran, Roger Conti, Edouard Horemans and Erik Hagenlacher, misses Charley Peterson this year. is the first time since 1906 that “Pete” has not aided Willie. Hoppe has been working with the young Japanese amateur. said to be a great prospect. ‘Yea, We'll Bite Once More. OXING in St. Louis is lining up its strong front. prepar- ng * rec eem ~ 2? game from the Slough of Despond into which im and its cash customers have fallen Hienceforth the safety- first fighter will hare as much chance in this city as an ice- am cone in a kindergarten With one swis f the snicker- nee. off will come he malin- gerer's name fror the st of = Cai @iigibies and from the payroll f local clubs Jim M en, the Chicago pron er, has been = tained as match Aer the An- gFelica ‘{ db I we jucge by Mulien’s success at Aurora ana in Chicago the club will show us some real fighting, instead of the Waltz-Me-Around-Again - Willie stuff to which we have grown re- Signed amd indifferent — - setae _ : = = - However, suspensions. forfei- a | - . - = * = —_ 3 ~rh oe 2 ur * Be Suaranie > . ae a aras- : * bh —_ ee 9 ie methods of the past bave failed ‘oo bring the =? ae 2s of Fier - shows here to the level of admis- sion prices. ee — af *% ae, © oe ; . »t? 9 Perhaps Mullen’s genius ¥ ~> enabie us once more t i LLEN’'S esc.ut refon be ars on)! v One sT ° Th ? wis re r his fault It de pea during the benefit at Chicag when Pink Mitchell was knocked out by Benny Leonard. On that occasion the receipts - . | \ z ™ were over $55.0900. Benny Leonard ee a - : recetvec $25,009 and charity re- ceived about $25. The roar that arose following this disclosure shut up the boxing game tichter than a Scotchman’s purse ind Grove it out on Chicago's front cgoorstep at Aurora. > > ~ Mullen sars that the inside f ° > r- ° _ - ° . .Ji.8 st ry . iS rh ‘ yeern nace « at a , - ~ - ac OUtside of Chicago. Here it is 23 he a c :? . | 2v- '&8 you know. this “harityw sf ~ A § ~ ‘ on at | . Ss ; Vv le : —, » he ; Me ladies. ihey asked me to be *-~ >. ~ match-maker. I obtained the matches but they signed all the contracts. I had nothing to do th guarantees or anything but 2 the match making and the fight arrangements. We had about 75 . 800 tickets printed. [I made a compicte sell-out of my hal’. The oe comimittee sent out their ckets by mail, requesting their return Or the cash fo r them. _? > . ’ 4.8 poicy im Randadii ng t2e tickets brought in just $ I Sold $55.000 worth through mv regular ticket office channe 3. With thousands of persons on the outside trying to bu tickets on fight night we had none left he ~ cause those sent out by them were at home in the desks of ‘he per- sons to whom the ladies had mailed them We could have soid 25.000 more at the gates “And that's why we earned $25 for charity, yan we should have had $25,000.” “Come on, Pikera!” W ASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. of course. is not con tem piat- ing any abandonment either of feotball or ef the valley confer- ence. There may be disappoint. ment at the showing of the eleven, but tradition is too strong to per- mit of any step of « radica) sort. Washington is perhaps the vie. Gime of leaning backward as to PPB AA AMO NE te IO IE I i a We Siiecgicay & to Detend His Title ee eee dint i ane eo ‘Cnet. a x We . os for several weeks. Al Hoppe is now quoted at even money against the field, to retain his crown. WRAY’S COLUMN We je Det Grow ‘Em Big. athietic supply Sere Pikers on Sisler Outlines Early Plans Hospital List as For the Browns’ 1924 Ames Game Nears Pikers, However, Will Have Bet- ter Eleven Saturday, Than Against Sooners. With seven regulars on the hos-| pital list. Washington's prospects for a victory over the strong Iowa, State College team here Saturday) are below zero. Schnaus, guard, received an injury in the Oklahoma disaster which is » “xpected to Keep him out of action » iin. a tackle is still hobbling about with a cane , - * — + F =e = ss the result of the Grinne'’: f: 13 here, two weeks ago. and injuries suffered in the same battle will Keep Mictheli,. and end, out of piay for at least another week. In the. backfieid. Massingale, Walsh and Claypoo! are casualties. Massingale was hurt Saturday and will not be able to play. Claypool was in such bad shape that he was unabie to make the trip. Although the rest did him good. his injury has not healed as rapidly as had been expected. and it is possibie that he will not piay against Ames. Raiph Waish, quarterback, made the journey to Norman. in spite of in- juries, but the coaches decided not to use him. Although he makes a brave effort im practice to appear : ~ - ~~ « ~s* nm > fit. he is not yet strong enough to The Ames aggregation comes here with a strong team.. The Cyclones oped Missouri to start the season and last week they held the veteran Kansas Aggie outfit to a 7-7 tie. Backfield Coach Davis, who wit- lessed the Ames-Ag@Ei¢ game satur- rates the lowans as one tf th best teams in the Conference. He be- ieves they have a much Detter team than Oklahoma's, and when it is seen hat the Sooners a ome over the ikers to the tume of 63 to the ou’- come of the Ames-Pixer game may be guessed ijowever,. there is good reason for ~“*lievine *t 1 the Pikers «= e " Detter shape to meet mes than ther were to meet the Sooners, in spite of e size of the spital list For one thing, Capt. “Buddy” Cant- well will be in shape to play. and the r RA mUch stronger unit s the scrappy’. enters on the bh narley Levr. who was prerented by; an.injury from punting in the i \a- ma game aise be in shape to CA a€aints e -¥e nes soe verai eighth game f the series between Baltimore International and the Ransas Cit \merican agp ema ims was postponed today becaus ~ — FRANKIE MASON TO BOX JIMMY RUSSO uw. 9 rankie Mazon will meet Jimmy Rus-| Frida night. Nor. 3. Tommy ziiva 2 inced last night Th xine agreement acls for lié inds mn the semiwindup Jimmy Murphy - oca ve ran os i oOx IX ounGds th & Nessier There also wil e a Six-round preliminar: TEE Ae se ama _ problems. com plished. can be unless yo New Manager Says Team Need sive Training in Fine Arts Reserve Material Badly—taten- of Baseball Will Be Feature of Spring Trip—Austin Signed as Assistant. George Sisler has been studying and planning all this year, preparing | for the time when he was to take over the manag~ment of the Browns. He “Any radica! changes in tae per- sonnel contemplated 7” the new macr- ager was asked yesterday George reptie? ‘I've signed Jimmy Austin as my assistant and infield coach I vai- ue Jim’ 8 assistance and acvice high- He its a wonderful morale boost- er. a2 most loyal man and he wil! 2 big help in solving our infield That's the first thing ac- ee “Nothing radical. “But I have many th & , ing: I don’t have to worry about many of | the places. Men like Williams and | Tobin and Jacobson can take care of themselves in the outfield. and I ould be foolish to try to teach Ger ber or McManus anything. They are Misned players, at the top of thei game “But there are men on the squad who can be made into greater players than they are. I intend to start intensive educational traininz wherever a man can be improve: There are many men on the Iroewns’ squad who can be developed in many departments of their play. Basemen taught to take throws and to relay throws more efficiently. I in- temd to see that young plarere bave the best possible instructions in rhe littie things that the average person does not notice. “How about trades, Georce—have rou any in view?” he was asked. re Trades to Be Made Caautiousty. “Trades are uncertain things. | When a = is started it means | weeks or mths of dickering, ond are a David Harum yon 7? + get the worst of it il > *« “How about the pitching Zs “Every team can use ae poe BE and if there’s a chance to buy or z. iNe¢ barter. we wont overlook any. ff Oklahoma's touchdowns would | »,,..°. great deal to the Browns. “Do I think Shocker will be with| =s* I certainly hope he is. [ con-| him one of the greatest pitch- | ,ers in the game and the best pitche in the league. It would be hard to! arrange any trade which would ziv the Browns the value that Shocker | represents to the team. I certainiy | | hope he is with us.” Browns Need Reserves. “Where do you think the Browns are particularly weak 7?” “Reserves. That's what we “ust ret during the winter. We need re- ~ serve strength badly. We don’t hare) to worry as long as Gerber and We- | Manus are able to play. but what. | would we do if they were hurt” We must have some high-class infield re-.| serves for such emergencies. We/| ion’t need to worry about the out- feild, either. as long as Jake and _ Willams and Tobin are in there. but we must have first-class substitutes. You never know when one of the tri ia ‘will come in with a had ankle. an ba /l- Say one thing Well make no trades just to get rid of a man. If let a man go Tll have to think we are benefit-. ing by it im the field or I won't giv- my consent. and I expect to pass finally on all deals involving the players. s one thing I'm hoping for. and that is that Hubert Pruett comes! back. If his pitching arm should re-) turn to its 1322 form it would mea) has well defined pians. he knows wherein the team is weak and he knows that there are positions which will take care of themselves. Reteaieie ten ee a Lee Fohi to Sacceed Chance as Manager Of the Boston Red Sox | i ee ee i i De te el ed ee eh By the Associated Press. BOSTON, Oct. 23. RESIDENT ROBERT QUINN Pp of the Boston American League ciub, announved last night that Lee Fohl, former man- . ager of the St. Louis Browns, had consented to manage the Red Sox during the 1324 season, suc- ceeding Frank Chance. Foh! was let out by the St. Leuis club in midseason this year. President Quinn said he had received a telegram today from Foh! saying he had arranged his persona! affairs so that he could come to Boston next .year to manage the club. Foh! added, Quinn said, that he would come to Boston in a few days to sign a contract..Accoftding to the Red Sox president there has been no dispute as to terms and nothing remains but the signing of the contract. Quinn also announced the un- conditional release of Jimmie Burke. who was assistant to Frank Chance during the latter’s term as Red Sox manay _r. PBR BRB) POLO eee ll i i ei a we must have material to carry on without weakening the team de- fensivelr or at bat. “There's ome thing I want to say | about that outfield. too. BIll Jacob-' /sonm ts not given his due credit as an cutfieider I consider him one of the best defensive outfielders in the center field? Very few. and the few | usually are thrown out on line hits short flies. Jacobson is a great outfielder. defensively especially. He | always has been underrated.” | the game next rear?” have improved wonderfully, and if } to be ready to play in the sprince However. I assure you that I ae mot play unless [ can do it well. wont get out there on the field ie] my eres handicap me at all. I cer- tainly long to get out there.” If Sisier cannot play it is probable Grebd was booed — ane wap not back war qd im exec innieiinn Ries ete eee Last Night’s Fights PHILADELPHRIA.— P= champien, wen a alar decision ever Jabez White. ee bantamwceight. ‘BIRWINGR A. Alstemae. — Tim Dewd, Atianta,. wen ever Temmy, Fewkes of —— ™ = fast 1e6~ ee terweight, im am cight-reand beut. = HERBERT TAREYTON LONDON CIGARETTES if Import and Export : —_—_—_—__—.. | Merbert Tareytap v ee en satisfied with the am ability of the St. Louis football team. long session of terday at Spertemaelll park. Ramacciotti and two backfield men whe suffering from injuries for a two weeks, were the only defeat a the ten been 4 blessing in disguise fo groused sc! hool _ on the P' p done and already the annot io anything i i i i i ciotti will be given « Coach Savage in order te injury to his shoulder « Iihave! hopes _The ai Iment which is is a peculiar not a ‘bene injury or op nerve ganglion in thes near the neck c bruised and the slightest the shoulder causes —s- the side of the bedy a 'ub physicians have t to, canvass all | Boras the Timi & "the backfiel@ gy caused the ons single him out for special This action indicates thas will probably use the j freshman itn the contest ¢ Both Savage and Line /macher stated that there new start for the They explained a the gprs contest _—. a Ptayers Object. looking (prospects be- || athers ob) ected | men came out | and then hang psi in ge had to id them te choose | weather prior to the kept the Billiken leaders | the team scrimmage in the | of attack and the Bite forced to pee old style game a parent, whe Pikeway sports eee ee shington athletics,” The coaches will new S 4 tacking plays and are | game. irue, his arm is none too/t | good, but how many men are thrown | out at the plate on flies or hits to said was constructed scrimmage practice for the s tion with coaches and master the new formations, — that Sch! febner will be at first unless a new e have no tdea of dropping out expect ne radical mir athietic policy. Edu- rimary purpose of an i — a. - 7 |Probably will continue as { “George. do you expect to be injlar. as the squad now i Sisler said he considered “I certainly hope to play. I don't’ Drilliant fielder and that he th know. The doctors don’t know. 1 his batting might be could not play today. but my eyes; coaching. Lefty Leifield, the other the improvement continues I ought | the coaching staff, has not ‘signed for 1924. is probable that the will train again at Mobile, squad prepared for the 1923 campaigns. Sisler said was satisfactory if the off the club decided to the bars. @s far as elig- - ££. | to continue, and it big changes neces- We must see tha*t be given the same co ulty that is given to Valley Conference in- . The 29090 of mare fe ees ——E MOOG SL ¢, ee aki Vs : . -— ee ee ee eS ae 7 yne # j ae nz the hol- ; ¥ { n Arranges _ FFine Fight Card: Contests. Call Callimg for 44 of Boxing, Scheduled - Or ———- fate ae 2 y {Promoter Jim 3 the new matcn-/| for the Angelica Physical Cal-js, approximately ¢ Harry Habakoff, dle “Anderson, aed =) —_ = : ie rer HE A vs ‘Ebae ipaizociean! OO « the » host promising " very man mi mixer and several | ibant pad, t!

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i ye oe. ' rr A = Be 4 : ; ; Pry ral) atte oe ——e ¥ , % od P_\ om * jas! a ty oS a OF ee ere rer a ree ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH \ TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1923. - __! ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___One_Way for = the Baltimore - : Orioles to Avoid Having the Blues Is to Beat Them Mae age ke-Up in Pikeway Athletic _ Racing Entries | Soldan High and Steve Donoghue Finishes Third Seer as aan oars. | ConAeanmaet ing Taught oe Le ae . a a a F Tomorrow’s nia ies. NEW BATTING RECORD | ARMORY TOMORROW NiGESE ing Plays Methods May Follow Crushing aeo _ Yeatman Elevens = Qn American Horses at Empire ,o....22%20" °" acme cot fiz tae t Of , ek: ngs . Uncle Bert NNN NNN LOL LL lll le ll ere Ty Cobb, fiery pilot of the LDe- (of the Business Men's Athletic Asso- : nESC lere . . 100 Py ~e. 109 e ea 0 even ooner Thelma K. .....102 Al | I e ar e troit Tigers, has added .new glory ciation boxing show at the Battery A 7 loppse .. : Sy ~~ ’ t w night olng 1” "Adv . —- : | : : - irene — TT Oo gyro ag Wises i Tarestule . ase } Noted British Jockey Shows on Ladkin, in Four-Horse Race, and almost lest sight of in the closing rounds at 128 pounds. Lester Martin * ° 9 } ope Now to De. by ae } Ren Bolt ss ~s : , ‘ a and Kid Alberts, lightweights, wi! | Rapid Traveler . My Valet "A" | ns Are "Favored to Win on Dominique, Later Mav Return This Winter to Ac- attles of the season and the smo clash in the other 1®-round contést Sc . | ion hy Facult\ ; Stude nts and Alumni Neede | Sewell Combs .. $ Dust Proof ....102! of world series conflict. -With the’ on the program. The preliminaries oring Punch. ; U ‘ : ., 5 Field Back & ta M : d to Put Yalta .. 7 | Opening Games of High cept Mounts on U S. and Cuban Tracks end of the 1923 campaign Cobb end-| will bring together pS ater mes sas oe a C \ LA LC aD ow Ss d ce 7 ( c *) are Oi = r . : : ; > . ~ : , ‘ E) Kr ’ we ts; oe iFootba weap, -€aders Say colt > ane ‘geld a ae ag ye eat Sere | School Campaign Saturday. ed his eighteenth consecutive year! 4"d mer esp ¥ zk | ° | : , et atti , Baker and Frank Kelly, St. Louis | anc 2 oe emai yy age and | heavyweights, and Gene Riley of St. " | came Into peaseumen © ) Oa | Louis and Lou Palmer of Columbur, | The 1923 Interscholastic League | By Steve Donoghue, record which he had shared for 4| ¢eatherweights. football campaign will be inaugu- | Engiand's Greatest Jockey. season with Hans Wagner, famous) layers ! ("proar .. jisville & >j Py. | . I through a By ‘ ¥ Roy Stockton. od I hil 3 Mefteann has wamette. >: O83 | rated Saturday at the High Schoo! | (Copyright. 1923.) old shortstop of the Pittsburg Pi | Collegian Defeats Rentrop. ? offense tact . 5 - ai , SEP sy. . The Runt . Ws a _ ‘or rates. amass bomgg Yes. # 62-7 defeat at the hands of the Oklahoma Sooners appears Bugle! "ats oMN ty "135 | Field with the customary double bill (As Told to Oliver H. P. Garrett of it ; os i al Anather cones Dee Detroit | YeiATox Press. Tet a ' ing } S > Prank ar ws fe » rai: : , | i 4 f > oo “eth t i \ and H been £ blessing in disguise for Washington U niversity Athletics. reankial ng i | between the public high schools. The NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—I'm getting a bit use q . manager pried loose from the former)! Paul Jones, collegiate wrestler from annegan, the used school spirit On the Pikeway as no ordinary -— Frankman and Polev, : Audley Farm entrv. actual ; American tracks. Papy rus and I lost on Saturday to your Zev and P irate shortstop was thr it of making Nebraska, defeated Charles Rentrop men w ho hav é aro . . same could Third rac S oo F a be ace 1500, claiming, 3-year-olds i . ; . : ’ ’ , 7 ‘d on two he largest number of hits. wo agner of Little Rock here last night in two ‘eady the future for Pike ies ic ing | game ae ; : yesterday, on the eve of my departure for England, | was up t injurtes for the p: gone and alread! er athletics is looking brighter. 4nd up, mile dnd one-half. Same honor will fall to the Soldan out of three falls. Rentrop won the \ . . , ” ‘ “% Cc = | . annot do anything! idavs: edake Retr .. 95 Flying Prince ...10%} and Central elevens while the sec-; Other Josers. It’s just not my turn. Certainly your people have been |! nis majo songs aera Tags cob first fal) after an hour of furious re the only regy eourse we cann anytning | idays and during the vacation per- *Rrotherly , 9 a ay a| jlated 3430 safe arivem waste Cob%'s grappling, but Jones won the last two eatman ziven a long rest gst night. “Rut I have hopes! S!*Y to prospective college stu- Fourth race. $1700, allowances. 1} into action. “I'll guarantee you a wihner,’ Ma) I have tentativeiry agreed to race for mim a total of 3454. stamina. > | dent | Sand-Ford Town, 3-year-olds and an Cleveland High, which is the > yenin — n order to allow the 2 akening Will enable us S in their vicinity. | furlongs: : 5 as “bye ie 7 eek. han ated Belmont told me last night, “if you'll|# few days in Cuba at the 0} . — — houlder a“ chance to ae awe” 4. Washington University Right on Time ..10° Marvin May .... x : member this week, has sc , of the season there this winter. baa for the future, for the years; alumni clubs all ove r the coun- Bovey Ps gaa, 43 bm lg w....lox|uled a morning Same at the field | _— at the Empire City race track will be riding American horses, a which is aff 4 S. go that Washington Uni-; ‘ry must encourage prospective | Alice Blue Gown 103 P pace ale with - W estern Military erases, | ae ought sy have the pleasure of | /it has not reached a point where it) How did peculiar te re vd i ‘a the football teams)! students to enter Washington | Fits B race, S1500, ellowances, the Pikes. | of pony =. 50m fray W ill be playe "1 nytt diag he a winner before leaving has been decided upon whose colors | iry or muscle bry ‘eg institution of its size, im- University, thus rendering the toa Snags aap am ceo egg ong bags ~ aaah _ : Lxpressive .. .. ‘+ Altawood » oof hE s as ‘xhibite great; - . t - ° as who in my opin- ion in the shoulaes fl and etudent body ought to Same service that alumni clubs of Graeme . .. 4103. Valley Light ... q Soldan ha exhibited great | Maj. Belmont aid his best to ful Ihave been asked wh y OF : ro ; eer lone. , 7 ~ | Streng in ‘e-seas ‘ ] is is ay hisi fon was the greatest jockey of all connection has been : ! | other conference institutions ren- peter Males ys Dobson~.. 5) Stre ngth in tne pre-season games| fill his promise. He gave me | " a was meneiak aktcarke” Wheel slightest pre been some eriticism of der 7? sah ty wy ‘ aft] God pes and is rezgurded \\ ith considerable | own horse Ladkin to ride in the Au- ithe ans ' io. ane rie as , ; " . : ; - a“ . sintts . * . des ne 7S *s° . . sie , s 7 . » | © . ; *} . ; “ , rc -c "eye , . ‘ » | , « se. as i. “ . f the body ana head, . for football. The idea that; Men in close touch with the sit. | Block etry. | youngsters of Coach Jimmie Cook ae 8 Bree Eee, OS | he is generally aimitted to have hav : p out / | 3 “ aie have developed a_ strong fighting; our day. We were a little pinched at been the best anv tracks have ever e ordered | h good men out here / uation at Washing I” : Sixth race, $1400. ‘ — ) a com. — enoug a ngion nive rsity exX- , Clai ming, 3-Vear-olds Ys . , - P - th l . B ‘ li ] | t} e } orse | he star. It ig ve - a championship team is) plained that instruct and up, mile and seventy yards: — eleven and it is expected that they 1e€ turn by Bracadale and the nh | known. uw ‘ ‘ ciors were 80 i *e ' 1 Ree! Foot ( .-Col -j , ‘© eres strenet H. T. Waters. The last won. La.l- Your jockey, Tod Sloan, was a great e will take part aaa 1 doubt if there are six | strict in the matter of requirements *Miss Meise oionel ...113] will show even greater strength in JOCK EC) * *Reliabil; a i: | simp ee 00 +b lG| rs ¢ .| kin ran nicely until the run homeélrider. He did more to revolutionize came 6 n Reliability : "* ***ra3| the league games than in the pre » a _— = mCeps Him dle, - * eho are not on the field. thdned sack inckna. In the case of | °Tulalip ........ Attorney .... . i eniine taoy a -atar line sa) we tistislhed thicd he who brought: the: saeiie Soe + & 3s far from well have decided to canvass all|athletes the professors felt that the Seventh race. $1600 ee eT ee ee over the horse’s withers. It was he : | , ; laiming, 3- ae ini arly as a ¢ American t take Part in the ; » will learn why the/| scholastic standi and up, mile and one- sixtesntht oe who was injured in the early part moere yo Payee agi pee who abandoned the old method « of ? 1 the limb { ‘ and wt , , cing ought to be | eres: > ras hae” iin he| horse in the sixth race. He was| , : s entirely 7 ht to be out for foot-| higher than fo at} , sesting Time .. * ....103|0f the year, to be in shape for the , (the stiff seat for the forward crouch al Jack O'Reiliey | who oug” . ; OW @ : or non-athletes. spies Ce: 7 : [p ~| Central battle. Dominique. Again I finished third.| gyver the horse's nevk. He brought backfield yesterday ge not in unitor™. | Jo oe fon ae eeeEeeeere | te *Prince K 7 Tt Captain Helser, who has proven| It was disappointing. I had hoped|/these innovations into England and or epectal Instruction, ie troubles are many. We lost; Pass, said an alumnus last night. | Wether. cloudy: track ‘fas! bretoher- eee. : of your public, which has been so| patterns himself after Ted Sloan, to- fee] ates that Coach Bon’ ae Mies srospects be- But we think that the faculty ought REO tad dependent games, has been suffer-| © » Stren Diaehee: FOR, W hen you tee ly use the 1 bg ord to co-operate with the student ath- ing from injuries which have kept] Very generous to me. Even having) ; — of the oldest | ast year | athers and fathers objected)... | . | sm yr oO ’s La 1 Entri r +7| American horses under me for the) 7 am Known as one ny | that ou have contest this Week. . m Siearal men came out lete s more. For instance, if John omorrow s& ure tries. him on the sidelines. but he too, will — jockeys in the saddle. But I am not | y nd Line Coach Rade. hall, Sever: Smith goes on a trip with a football First race, purse $1300, for maidens @.| start the game against Central.| first time could not shake me from) ‘cia ¢, ata , , r a jockey if he takes proper a iat there +B not be y or two and then turned in|] team and misses a laboratory class year olds, five and one-half furlongs: O'Hanlon is another cripple who losing. I had jill fate still riding | care of himself and lives a normal forgotten some the Billiken uttack age uniforms, sayIne their fathers|the professor ought to be interested PP? - ereeel Bonie Omar - ad , nea , ; , . . , pny 8 4.06 ith me in the saddle. life. I'm thirty-nine. I'm married , scotty i Prince Hamiet ..1 Spart . rill be i shape to start the con-| ™® . : that St. Louls went abmothers had told them to choose in seeing that Smith makes up that . 4 - . i : ° a. - - i . a. 2 " . s e layers, The rainy 1 they'd have to leave home. stitution ¢t give Smith a little extra Pepp and Prince Hamlet. G. W. Walker Coaches 2ist Eleven. morning. I will not feel that I am| to think of retirement I should lik D the ¥ time outside of class s hz is and 8S. H. Harris entry. , OMe’ Walk 7 , a _ | nothing better than to die as I have lenders tren ae ) can't convince ‘a parent who is + cn poh Favre. Lnccngt Cop wey Mike” Walker will send his twen- | saving goed-by to your country. I ved the beat moasenteentanr Maau : > : Ss ~ 4 . lechs i. : : . , : . age in the open mr 4 set against the game.” laa tt ouathe to bu eke onl Weshiac- ES yg ge wy Bem 2 ee Maggy oe ay | ty-first Central machine into the | ghal]l be back—I hope to race bitt lam the endéle still. he Blue and White Herluf G. Lund, whose ac-] ton.” | *Courteous . ..144 Philosopher . ...130 | league, handicapped by a lack of ton-/| if not, then for a visit. Already I) a Et hy ' 7 Minata ..-.....140 Dandy use nothing burt the Bites in behalf of Pikeway sports “Here's another case in point.” a} oo nage. The Central] mentor has been! have a score of requests to ride for | Yost to Dr Vanderbilt. against the Missour! ‘ earned for him the name of! student said. “Four fine athletic Third race, purse $1300. claiming. or *. unable to procure heavy men who American stables. My engagements! ANN ARBOR ns ' Chet ¥ The | Keep them fi esh and live ly AN: 4 , mIcn., ct. g3.— ‘ : | year-olds, six furlk eae ; her to Washington athletics,” prospects came down to W ashingeton ety ay ; bed 5 Fe Siigo Ps ‘ show the other qualit ies of a foot- in England. however. make this im- | ) ; 1] now teach new at- t made the following state lniversity from Moline, TIIl., to takg Spearshot .. ... *Neptune ...... ball player. rhe: Central eleven 8 | posible. There is no winter racing | Vanderbilt-Michigan game will prob- Boston Garters give the utmost 7 i Pic = e _ "tthe . Pare . ~~ se 8 " 1 are hopeful tise ® at she said was constructed | 2¢V4a"tase of Washington's educa- A tbl ES & eee, te oe not at the present time in existence); tngliand and my season ends in| ably be dropped when next year's lee comfort c : aha : “ . . - . : *e re *-* P = 4 = ‘ ‘ . - 4 hs 9 F > _* ; ‘ , - ‘ Black Ruler . the Billiken coac . & , —_——__—___— | King O'Neil II. . | "udge Castleman . opening. that is, the first Se ee eer ee eee ey Coed Sloisiss 1" 1: 1° 1° | he ee See tinny i 2 ** ss "es regan nt: Swe pep ce for the players to , conversation with coaches and football team. Two of them were re-| Marv # oot @t SDuchwma .. "hehe Red and Black is still in the experi-| Anni | eni of the wint acing | mt ————===— as 8 shave no idea of dropping out | ments were a point = Me a half or so entry: No Lady and Neptune. Ral for the opening of tl or racin® | versity of Michigan, yesterday. The| GEORGE FROST COMPANY new first baseman 4 i aa ' Edu- turned over to the faculty and those | 3-year-olds and up. mile and three-atx- | @an colors. sav they hope to make the racing at! pleted the two-vear contract between | wtion and there will be no let- *Red Wingfield 1108 i now is composed. race. Wyndhurst Handicap, purse t be improved &7@ bentinue. the bic changes neces- | upon? Is it wrong to make it pos-| PDimmesdale .. .t0' aren swananctt lettin « |greatest assets. of Coach Carlsons him?” | Hiidur and Feylance, J. K . Ross en-| the practice games. Varney recehtly | that the Browns Members of athletic [teams a change at Washington. The Chan- | (2°) &' A § -.++-102/]y mentioned, will start the game | | . . - nme | wine Stic noe ich Ad ARE heavy a rezation in Coach Stan- Sisler said Mobile — bers of athletic teams in oth- he sent a telegram to the boys, con ~|a y 855 , telegram: reached tne team on the) $1300. manites are an —_ ee. The 3999 or more members lem has been discussed with him and | *Fornovo .. .108 Dreame _3n4 | The Yeatman backfield is a veteran ed to go out during the hol- wherever possible. "alley j | mee ' ‘er ly the toate bs o Wwhele mas but mild and mellow. A char- ; defense. Tetheevebe’ s Em ire City Entries, lien Arranges P | cated because the blend cannot 29? *Escoba D'Oro . 10% * Belcross eS a ig te : One} Hande 't~ ....103 Rock and: Rye never varies.in excellence. A . . . . 4 e : first time, nds of Boxing, Scheduled Second race, 3-year-olds and up, claiming. | and satisf economy i the foil and for Angelica Show. about six furlongs: | : ually he sticks to El] Producto. | iIten Flanna . Wildrake 104 A custom tailored : . On Ge bith 108 Bony “Point A character that probably will y after by Promoter Jim | Se ; ..115 Melachrino : of ; noon 4 Promoter! ie 1 Pant ages. 101 | $50 m2de expressive of his 1n- you ve ever smoked. Cub. Five contests, 44 rounds! Mannay......_.107 Rekab eres bt personality can hardly tard as now approximately | *Antilles .......107 7 at the offices of Fielding H. Yost, formations, | ni. jected because their credit require- | - OF aie +: om *Our Star | mental state and will remain so until | | aa ne ? eople ove e _ 5 be : will be used again: Missouri Valley Conference. short. At other conflerence institu-| Parr and J. S. Cosden entry. 'organize the band which will tak there. You p pl r here ar game played Oct. 13, when Michigan Makers of Velvet Grip Hose Supperters for All the Family ur athletic policy. > aw :, t third base Ezzell eee D : credits would have been made up. teenth: McKinley has suffered severely Cuba a much larger thing this vear.| the two schools. mill, but by giving the men special | Fitz Ath ''107 Marney Stone .°113 |) the ‘preliminary campaign has the | onside . t] i “erie red Ezzell a y is concerned. hours. | $2000, for al! ages. «ix furlongs: . ; ‘ei strength on the field. Edwards, S ; ; . “ ,. ‘ ¢ _f are: sible for an ambitious youth to enter | ewerinder . ...109 Comixa |. | Russell avenue band, have been on : q ‘ f, has not yet been ‘ itball caliber report for Reaches! ant alimni Ehope. that | "7: suffered a bad bump on the nose but t Mobile, where the ” be given the same conBidera- cellor tas shown much interest in |against Yeatman Saturday : Heir at Law Hill's Yeatman team. The Yeat- if the officials of “gp Missouri Valley Conference in- ; Seventh race, claiming. for 3-vear- bunch and seem to carry a punch. > . . the student body must be en- *Johnny Overton 100 | one, .the line is for the most part A character that S distinctive, —_—— = —— —— — —— Weather, raining: track, heavy about * | . ° | inl If = a Forest Filow ate i’. ®*Riac x ww and s« " i ’ vl - - Fausto. 10. Impossible ..... ‘ Ou an a ] Tl e | ‘ 7 y “ore ie Contests, Calling for 44) Fairmount 12°2.103 Passport |. °00.11¢ Y C I : character that wins the'fussy Rubien ; Fen Wood ra) chanres were made today Dan Bolling ... "109 High ‘ hief sult of Ane Only through custom tal- h of Chicago, the new maichne-| were announced for Oct. 30. Sf8 Core ... © 115 *Renwood is: ee | Me ment in a lesser sult. | | ourth race, selling stakes, ye Dundee vs. Harry Kabakoff, | olds and up, mile and 70 yards: y Inds, 130 ; ' *Olwnthu ee. 95 Cangerin’ ss Raa 5 ° | eng Rite B.... 2.2.91 Torest Lore |... 2157 | _ But hike the other best 10 inns (urtin Vs. I atsy ®*Wvynnewood 104 SMI: asquerad t . hi f lif a ] an. 10 rounds, 124 pounds. High Prince 106 SEpisade ....--- OGRESSIve t ‘ings Of lire, nne wooiens et Smith vs. Eddie Anderson, Fifth race. 3-vear-olds and up, mil nad pr serve so long as to justify ds, 122 pounds. i 70 vards: Taitorins © 7 o BY Gorey vs. Buddy McHate,| The dresorian |.107 Peddler .-----..112 | 607 & 09 WORTH SIXTH ST. their cost in economy, too. | ds, middlew eights. ; , , me Keecioy ' S| ace, ‘%-year-olds, maidens, about | | . Kessler ys Babe Barronm, at we BS dete bs . | * bantam weight. Catalan .......:112 Maxie ........ | * Appears the most promising Outcross ; 3 pag Ground >* = ‘e been asked to go to Cuba) Rartan fap. + pete a . director of the athletics at the Lni- | orton and Sarah Ginger. at least Thursday. Walker then will , , , ie Ss - te @ Sol- |v - anxious to have me dso. Thev Area Ty . °| ew ore we expect no radical tions those men would have been Fourth race. purse $1300. claiming for the field Saturday to lower the ol very a defeated the Commodores 3-0, com- ntinue as the regu- — aes Perpos® OF an Not by sending them through a credit ; tormon Elder 11M ev itamin -198 | from injuries. At no time during gown of the bars, as far as elig- | private instruction outside of class |'Crimson been able to place its full! ind that he thought football @s to continue, and it “Is that something to be frowned Le y 23 Weylaitte .. ...\ | Schultz and Hollearin, three of the he other member t We must see that all men a high-class institution by teaching the side lines during the majority of | tice. Chancellor Hadley will help to bring | Sixt! ce, $1500. for al anes. one mile: | he, together with the three previous- | for the 1922 ani 4 by the faculty that is given to the football team. Saturday evening The McKinleyites will be faced by | eoling them for their defeat. The/| Turnberry .. ..10: ‘ley Ye: | | impressive looking to go there. bs | mons. train on their way home. The prob- | olds and up, mile and three sixteenths: : : +3 . Nand | > Stil = owes ‘ my ee — | it i# felt that he will lend a ime “Old Welbourne. 94 / seasoned by either “letter” or scrub > ile *Apprentice allowance claimed | ries both an attack and a strong acter that cannot be dupli- \NI BUY a . 8 pirst race, ‘2-year-olds, claiming, | | . Fine Fight Card "= _— —_______________________________—+J be copied. A character that t want | ®Apology ......104 Ombrage smoker so completely that us- XS pain ’ 7 Iadv Rose 4 ative os +i vas-' E je ccee eee - SOL Btella Maris . ’ . tentative card given out yes-) EEGs ron Dend Lock. |. 1108 woolen loring can a man’s suit be please you more than any cigar , ‘re ace, 1 ages. claiming, mile ‘Ut —_ Ser the Angelica Physical Cul-| = Mire, Tare, Sh aaes. claiming. mi | dividualitv—and a man of yards to My Colleen. |... 89 Dan Bolling ... find complete ‘ content- of fichts Comic Artist Gene Austin announced in St. | Goldfield 2 Oval ‘ rm" long time. Every man on | de i 2 Skirmisher | eh | “ & willing mixer and several | *Apprentice allowance claimed ee 6 seme | OU will find peopl Ville White had an advantage of nine; r ; . ¥. b Md peop © peo, a 3 " re White. pounds in weight, but his handicap i" from every corner st . Py ELPH Cc 23.- neho | appar y did t bother the Fili- —_— ~s, “ : | Nyweigtht oon 2 ae = se a Pe in Phen bioyey @ of the ma- ——S ——- 3 ; : of the country—friendly, ation last night and won) jority of ve nb ipvbeets | aged ny te — — — ; sociable, folks—drawn - ar 6decisior over Jabez | ringside, had the better o ie Oo | | * > > >. recreational facilities— | every El Producto and its famous golf links. is made to smoke coolly and evenly Go round with Col. Bogy throughout. / Eighteen holes over naturc’s own course, cover- | cA aU 5 “fi ing 125 acres of superbly beautiful ground, and | | maintained with the skiil and care of the most exclusive club course in the country. Wabash Service Leaves St. Louis. .......++++++ -9:03 A. M. and 2:00 P. M. Arrives Excelsior Springs. .......4:55 P. M. and 9:10 P. M \ Round trip fare from St. Louis $17.68. : Return ph an months. Ask for booklet. Favorita dsc straight e § a. WABASH TICKET OFFICE, 328 N. BROADWAY > eet Hr a — TIMTITIO Ll —- $s — 2 4 . , 4 a © The new form is a most wel- come departure from the long reign of square “ING (gre tipped collars. row a iciaRs —— ; ») CENTS & v i 4 > vT Nase”) Escepcionale. ETT, PEABODY eF CO.,Jnc. Makers EACH | eam ge rH ureighs NX Jj Sor 506 a lL ela nnn! nln nse MG > "Sw te, IFA. OS FW” Sse J, on, i , s — Paes = =. “Cy” aS, “( , ’ fat is ae

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SE ee ee ee. ee ae ey a aa x ST LOUIS POST- ST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 23, 1923 | STE LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | NEW YORK STOCKS | es co ee EU | NEW y eee ~|/PRICES ON CURB STEADIER = | | Gap es “jp ~~] ; 7 : : oe. : wt i? & - & Oy 4 . 3 4 \ ' . ; ii ; ™ % ree j | al 52.G0u «> — ~ Tor, aelese on “Decial to ¢ RALL A R NEW + ah. 12t Deey my reg a ; "Fi. oa ‘i~ r ; © a 2 2?°e iw Md ent Dispat -h i 7 ” _ . 4 ~ e. 4 : . i ey ne 4 er de an port of Toe! i ; r ~ F alle: : Specia! . Bn $ ° a) , : » ices or SeCUTIi Lies traded iy rake | ng is « at 4 enlee highes: oe , / t aamene te Re Pust-Dispatca. ; @netztiors — 4, ‘a high, ' hare ss a —— “ ” ' any c,osing VEY ToeK Oe se | _ > ’ = ~ $ (except 4; “- —SPE D TORK. Oct. 23—The Cur> me- | Cuange CIAL All. | > ‘ange Save a hetter a ‘ceount of itsel’ tc-/| Sales Sen. eer 6the 6b 6(lbeard. Presenting 1; “ [the New } Ta : ot . ® case of Standard « ie ay. saies of stocks are a« : ss * , 3a ‘. 4 mer = “— « Se s = . ; > : . » ; — “ules ~ = s @xent 31 aA face a.Ue each ; —— High Low. 'Case.cu', “POCK MARKET AVERAGES TE High 3 r B ™ " : “ . ° et ceeded =e ~* s@¢ ~~. 5 : enemas ae : 7 a ~ ~¥ ‘ INDUSTR tens ECURITY Tien —— Special Correspondem J USTRIALS. ee se Close Week. Day's POMESTIC BONDs an R Low. | Clove. | uation of dhe icoriy in the day bat inter lee wee! it An “14 . 2 ~~. = ~—™ . _ 2 : 4 - oe 1 een ; ~ - are a4 Ne 4 te 7 ' -_ . ~ , 9 > = ° -~* - : 7 La = S Allied Pack Gs cfai aa “= INDUSTRIALS Dtspatch. —~ , a York wes aroung Monday's of Arm Leath is3 ; . e ’ a «=? ° ~ —_— . => hi . — _ _ — = i » ; - - = “2 ** - 7 Ty > "Fry = - - ; : LE " “=~ ; se m ‘ si Se HS wO- wu 4 I ALUM * Ig ?s j -* . 9 o , i Borden £ > em ” 7 ‘aero , NEW YORK Oct = ~. . eo: oe > = ra . Ssexj 17. the - ig A ™ of De! mfg . ais, ‘* ' ; . - ae | "mad « = ‘ } : as & ~ “| alle é * _ > R - = a 1lI*® ll* a ¢ ’ Ci. oa iy ur the ¢ yb a3 ons - UY ° a eet et S'andan! -4 » Arm of re - . . ow oY : ’ : - bd 4’ >. 7 ™ .) wi : . ke S- - —- ‘5, ~~ ; > - } ; a ‘ 2 0 T; aia = ~ > - , . D I “* F an - .- t : i ' ~ . : _ - . ,- > - ; An) } a M Fes 4 wy " ‘3 a : = log 10 rd 10 | aia st hailift of todar g Sess) _ os b dl ,‘ a8 si s De Ana Huombie Ct] 3S Roore vr - 7s Lor ~ Were HAN a 3 ar . me ‘ “a 4 " ‘ ; ha ~ ‘ __ aeaned 8 tie 714 Or 4 aoae 3 Sride M 4 10 be 2 / ~ ’ ore a ‘ - ere ion prices ed isl. r*ta:ininres fear a ts rece n* 10 Nore s * Ox Mills Bi] 23 Follew'rg » the orf = . " - . = . : 4 ' : . ~~ e i " A T ‘ . . = . . 1 , * > p12 ¢ net j ar ;? . rise. - : at : . = ii : > Ries e a ss es pd > _ i ties Bei ‘ * Beg ' SS Atacenda gg (~* 20¥% LOWY lOO % 2 is 1 . : » ower *tollowing the o A 7) ® : > _ , _— ; , - . ” emt ron »,¢f ° - . rm Pr . “a . e - : ‘ : : - an | ing Under » ws SINE ILS) AfK Angio Am Oi) - 92 * 202 | 2UT “ pe Si‘. 2] v1 Ping Of weakness in various individ ltriaie. react ng 396, *= cd the indus-| 190 Chi cg | — 19 im local market |5d ‘qQiotetio ; 7 : “oy = Fe ii , bee . a = . 4 - & . as 4 = sits i. 3 me he " a. va . o . \ . : "®. ” , ’ Pressure f . = » Sb 4, : Lt - iS Arm 4 Ca ee : lV % lors, end ‘ a» Mig A 324 29 %. 322% tal etockes The effect of thi - vel 10 days az . points abe oa 185 Commenw fe = & from Asznsas yy end ds be ~ P| ' ‘ . ’ w - - ~¥ = 4 ~% ws « : ' 32 ~ = di — - as me 4 : i 2 se = a= : om ’ th? " & . ” —_e om } or Time—Cot. > ard A 4 -_ +4 19 20 acs ° “?¢ ore 3eit out with the: aopeared : a © run : _- = . has | a™ . ) oor i -P=re we ‘"s pr a1 ’ eaeeiived ~ . jae « : ° ‘ : ’ e : " : ° ° r, ioe : : = > > » - —_ ah — « i if ton Is Strong. s Cha _. “oe? . INDUSTRIALS i Gather @. eo Oe: -2O2K 1 as 4 m Co P% 21% 21% ~~ Of the afternoon and in the!emane.” abt gain when pp one made; 10 mar pen ee DECEMBER WHEAT on | An hh -. “ mNat Ry EB is.) tucat 7.2.2 2Ue's , — o 35 35 final de ) aod to hen if soid at 39 +g pre oJ o~ ty : d . = : is “ : ; " j . I iy Sene a. i 2 ‘ 2 i . - : . 3~ Ae d-r 11% 1! . 112 inai \s 4.ings Pic 2x turned upward - a that _evTmh pany Wae ste ?> 2 > 46) = Mfg lo? 1° ai = 106 » ; ; " ‘ P| ’ - + ne. . . . . as “ a 4 . . 72 4 { - - : ‘ +s . of : “a4 as - = AazZain Th sl '? os ‘ Opper which rece mt iy 2 = ; . - 1” vik’ Rane is LvO- ° Ios S _" _ 4 : . : az " . _- . . . + 2. val ‘ Alb -. ~T tJ . pe ad ” t , a? é re —e + ++ i oae j P a. . .~ 3 ~ ~* ? ‘ oe A ake " = = ~ Ly ° S.OCKA .AaA ed Ameri: an & _— Ba dw - ,~8 d@ - ~_ S i ea * Be irons Ww >> MAY WHEAT . . ; , , ‘ ° . _ a . ~ is * ~ ¥ : b; ~ 4 7 a ~~? =") ~ . ot ~~ 4 — i > - . Ys ; . . - urcan ef the Post-Vispateh . A rere 2 « " . . > . s : hae A te tH oot G Chee , Locomotive Stee! COMrmnanr — a sa ; > ang Ste*e Ly ; -s Tim: NEw a RK . ~ ‘ e : _ ‘ : - _ . - . li + -_, ‘a : t, . ote " - sed eif2gran 4 . “ » .** ba . , - ‘ . seteeaUeii, =tude- | ' l ‘wy ibdbr.v \ a . le : Tl — 9 7 + a lI wo ° : : ~ " " | i . ss : tss _— ; _— . => ‘ : — _ — . c ae 4 7 a* " “g : ™ hi Poet, in ae - 7 ve SA . . , | : l’ Duniop TF Mas Am 6994S WOR +i 3 *t8. i487 i4ay wer and Anaconda back Over al! | b > } 28 McQuade Norris Phe” ™ . of. > o-% | + $3). aS Pyrighted fin : | : . 4a =. | £8 u + Gillette 3 R a |} and somewhe*+ =~ ps otes }} 1% ~ 5%) . Lod 4, Mi - : (inan : * « , e , ; — . , * » ‘ . . a” . a 4 . > ne ee . ats Jit “ feet rr ore - he — © . ‘ j _ “~ = " - . ] ; , , a 4 os . wo , ~t ae! i0r (Nan the er - ~ = view. gave : “1 : ‘ ’ l Fishe tes . . ° y s) “- “ _ 9 ; z lost in the fa rer ry ve - — > =] Rs ~ . om ' pf a 7 I 5 * Pad “7T . > . . : . J 43 at fe, Cen or . e -— + sé i VOT, iL vi ~ 4. . . -- er —_ - od > 4 oa , » ™ : - ne features of ¢ day's markets 2 — ‘ U 4 14 on a a ts rt t+ Hartmar ; l ical and Mav! a Se me Guyer Oct. [3—Markea mj "5 “ =o ee > b06%D 1G 195 ba were a fall. mn the ¢ : : _e ‘ : . . + — = Ss 2= . y “se =.5 | oe Pon ds , ti‘s 41 41% ' “aay Mepartment Stores were @ year ace a 2s ™MPare!d with 3@ wae yp ee a lee y On Tied % ro Mp *h — rik ex An A . 7 . ; . * ra 7" ’ - 4 = | ’ - 7 re = bi i uD ver ” - . ; . ’ . = . ws shown D A rePert r Pr . _— er i * ro * : a " ful ' ni iT enanges Which ame fler sie AN ' ae “ are ; . 4 ~ — ve +O , ~ipton, F of = 2 Ty in) SNAarpiv. just before the **# ~ = — 7 Aa ta weakness and "* =~ ss a6 wr ~ 4 ol - 7 - = . . ‘ ¢ r) — Se iv ath . livia , of ‘y St ne rrr > i’ ; end. " § © €—Chi a2 09 NeWror LAr B aoe = ~ > Py “+ . m.. ( EC SMBER PORN ; r Pronounce. « 1‘¢ i i " . = lh . =! °. re = ’ . ls do ¢ ‘ a 4 t@ Purce!!. Ok —isc xr : -— =. Sout’ on 06D Gn Ss 73 bd a 745 ° ‘ nm eetton * 4 ” : : ~ ; s) —_ : i . - ’ Beste r . : ” a ‘ * * ; . ra = 5 - 4 rc. . ~ . ' “> > . s oes ~ Nia 9 , r in For > > Pry ® 3 ~*~ ‘te - a _ - > - h ; change " : ac — «Cf i. ~ \ ‘ ‘ » ~ s. . e . ‘ . , ‘ ss j ~ } tus ° 4‘ ~ o 2.6 4 i> , > ae ID Der Sra: -s8 alWwe vs seen) to se}) z - . ‘na@er Or aa las : a p Ae ; ny ; bh er - in on & | ‘t . by : » - a BBwe continued to be ‘ ; ' Late : . Ce a Se Mas : : ¥Y Tei Ca : 2 17% (on anv deca! on Hl ™ : caded and received fr . i'w) Quaker o 70 8o 69 & b = . ‘ 5 er’ : . ™ 4 * ; - : + 7 44 's - ; 2 . « = 4 —" - any . et = rw > .* ~ = . . . = . mm noe _ —> ° “2 * - lin ’ ie ~Pne ~?™ ark @ ra? 2... Uy s lus S. loss o = -opmen s A222 -sStin fur- |} Zz va usa +n se te a. . Bent > Ree Me oe Ri) - —_ \ _- : t l@« He) lh ttle . " L . od - ¥ e . -: 2 out ~ : =. ji : » 1th 2 4 isl 3 t4 -» ke 4 .~ (her curtail: le o 4 nine Monthe it 1Q06 1 Seaet 4 te : a. ~ ia « enro'w : rir ee a er a. al — - —— — : and signe of ©CattereA Ran @ ’ ' 4 ' 2 2 4 "i ‘ > - ‘ ] nN . ms li s I é - \ ;) _ _ = ma = “ @ (¢;erman Steg ing fren ’ °a l~4 mene we - ase o> «@ al ‘as orm “2 t Se i. ’ TI Sb i - 4 ‘> . | . : . ’ . . ~ : , b ‘ ‘ - I a ion 5 i. B te : - 4 => ££ & haw ao - . ‘ ‘ * +26 4044 4 tie 6 FaAvon | the re, ‘ as Ja - ? ive) - a ‘ =, — “ . - —, othe: departments ana ee — ~ 4 = - - 2 , ; . 2 . Py Sof % ~~. 2 4 : “ “tanda \4 - os i] li ; Were al] Cown at oar close +n their ee ae erates om : Js & Car S2y i so . 3 - 9s ‘en . . a ’ . - 7 . 7 walla . ’ y ‘ ars lin ' => - " , . . sa @i i Fo let ule : . % - sn Ei o- : -“” = : : larly higher On *) ™ 2. = ’ “J . » - : ~ “ * — ; ~ : . . ‘ . . . le » ie ; ~ . - -_& nd , iow Dolirte . . = Cent . io . ‘ \ a — | ‘es liline . . " s es . : pf4 bed k g : e 7s ; : 2», _ ines . da Bonds l de 4%, ie P2%) ys nea ‘ eGier than the rest. The ar} $12.09 450 snerce Commission to issue! 54 | Ry pf 7s ' DECEMBER OATS a) : : , ‘ - . wiily : . . a 5 _ . bad ’ m = ' . oe@ regular i~ ~~, 290) mn €-ne - ian med oot . ~ her a a Dah Be oe . S nd Nberties snowing eirene (‘al ” ‘ ; . + 225% 424 . ; x. . ~ 2hawsheen * : ei. » SD AY , ' > ‘ + ; . : ®* ; YUarter!, divid aq of «£%1 ad ‘Oo be sold ar — > - efe es glock -» \@eere _—e 1. 3? "y | | moteyv held at 4% ner ; ; - . ~-b 4, 5 . - ' ‘ l Solv . : ees TTS Lig _ & Hea SG. he hy ——— or G2 *, cents a! casa ~ ; . or ae meldess for 0 ~a ery , , Stee be fare the en - : > =" 7 = : } ; + . a. = ‘ . e as ' ~ a } i's a . , 4 . ee =... : ” »4 . go. : are Tt 2a dec ared ‘ >dav amo rer . sca z i. . 7 Sue a . te : ‘ . , 7 48 f : 41% 41 4! : “es 41) _ — crose, When | Was: ; ' . . 5 ms . ‘ . 4 c 2 sip ~—. . % — — I 3 ie 2 BMmon st t » he |? ad *stern Ww ° ron a = 4 P : — a? " es ; ‘ x . - i 7 ~ GS : .. _ he 7 the res Pa oa. oe ‘a mot AD "i : NI 7 “) = ‘oO four per cenr a/it AL ee . SS a es - ‘ ’ ‘ " . * 2 > all ’ ’ ' Mme » MININ Saisoes! se | nz af the . ‘ . : oe . . operation’ « 'r*aenr —_ ; a (ht? 4 ¢ Mfr = a — aA A SS. a | ’ és ' = _ - » . — e - . q — I — \ : ” . > " - . - ——— _ _ = m € » 4 " ’ ‘ en ra ive - her! Teterred SiO a?) lerse ee “a - me _ a 1> A - “s ay 44 ~—- \ +! ‘. 44a $4) Exchange Breaks. Railiex a: a 7* . - “* "hy : is } _s Y a “Gre - LUD - -Sen8 sr re . ~~" cown © much the IWeat ver ; oe n ® fur s — ~~ a Ve a we R 1I3 _— wee 7 ats 1 ay ~— oa. = ¢ ca se . 134 Be: _ ‘ . , . ; r : .~™>o . - . ™ , ie =. = Be om ; — “ ee ret Lae ° - » — . e —. : ” ~ . C4 . at oa early and ma . | ; ve » ik a« . “—_ . . * | . ; , 4, ae ‘ . e a : ; » _* i : - : a ? ~ - . a ’ i Pas ea vst Drece led an _ a ; : —— nm - as “a , a ar ard a eer. | Be ») - ~ Tax lie . - 43 ss 42 ‘ mr = : ‘ 2 r . _ ‘ r : ~ . ~ s - ’ OT ad { . a . . = by . ’ ; 5 Owe . e - . ‘ te ne . . ~ - : ia sym path y With a ~iiMmMiar "dit - M . . J ag - = : ; . > = * ws |] 7 . ; P . Oe - ey ae . i | he Pp ib ‘Car 5ST _ +h - , on } an = = Be a . - err: a ss *3 +e | , * -* - be > ts = . Sa in the Eurc , condition | (.., ‘ : 7 los y at ae. & Tidel Geage -s an pana. o8% | 76 Bee tiens : a be seation of the figures for the| mork |. ~ Re, vill total when the 38.006 slares DECEMBER [RY? 7 e ir pean Mmarket« . - ae _ ; ~! " “! ~ . 6 ; “ . . ! - ] U~ \ 2 - . - lird Irtoae — ‘ " E : “lei ad) ’ . ae (Wh) iw) ee - ~~ exchanges. rallied Wwe : we ' © : S | is i» mr ’ ’ - ’ ‘ ’ : "= > a » =) ~~? . = . b ) 1 ter. 5 al $ ns om i. Was : teri c : i ¥ RE a = —The =ta dard —_ ~ tee 69 . no > ° “ west tm conmmection; ¢0 pra? ti Pty i | : ande ur vo? 1°11) 1°33 1.826.024 after + , pany of \ , I oe lols . ayi . . 1: 2 - > Sis s i . : . : - - . 4 ii .er ixPs and, larvee picen A a an erse Nas ad» anced the ! Boston Ss MA * 2 Ye ‘i ' => + ‘ ee - . - 3 . ’ 5 ; . _- , - ~ n = - = . x > _— > Aone thar the Re I . 4 wal ” - » . —- 7 . r > . - ; 3 Fo & *.] i %*ae - a2 _ _—- - ” wn tO ie er . ~~ t -_— * -~.> - > 7 — . ‘6 naPratis MOoVemen - " . : & . . ™ . b + =~ = + " ’ . . : = - 46, Hes . = - . $3; ’ a ir the ents a = ia a " i : ~ § - . -%» Rhineland s Dreak ng dowr | of CAT Oic 7 137 ) 23 > a . POREIGN BON Ds . ——— ts _~ tHe second q saPrier and , stien e ents a ga n Standard x - —— She he Pos D' spa = 2 eae ena vag . The i oe, meanaelll bod L373 *) ~ - a = 4-3 Town Lnile —o — .* 4394 47> : “rpius o - NEw ¥* 4 ; Ronen . s 2 at Sere: decline French francs Grenprned . ee * Gra; "i . : = Mexican ; t Ge 2 8 _— - a . = 1 4, 1 ® , aa : ’ n the ft mes oe ~_ owe . . i. —= American | BOS) . i o> crs MERCHANTS oh te een? b> > Op] : 7 ; na Cig , - : > . : 2 Rue .- « : . ‘ . ° ‘ . ; ; " ~ &|uSart in +“42GC and Sime ting Con Dan : n? nre highest e i : TA ~ ; on the reedvery .- Cons « ‘S| 164% 164 ; aaa = 86%! @ pay . ’ } rh Saree ‘ mein ed i “ iP Dre la tier r the a ~o1 ef meer acti “a : ner my climbed tp 5 S34 cents, wh « §' -ons Ty Eng $ -. —. = ae ap -i laws ; ~ —1° = 20s ‘ ] 1 6isi thro gh th ; . ——" se See es \ i, — farora > weather iheet mt a i. POInte arhove oh d _- . ‘ ; . . . ° s ; >= x ‘ 7 - oo + : - 4 , ; : —_ Fae - . ii eae _ iJ ile a? actfarn «- J 4 t. Dp a Ln 2 ; Ss! 's hee ~ TYTi- a 4 ’ = ——— " au , > i re revi ~~ al a a ' . 4 4 * a ~ : : 7 » + ~ | Ma: - >. » z be . : ‘ »* 4% ie Y bt ~ . a ) ? - - oe . —s — —— Phe Cue . - > a met 44 “ . f lan " Pp ‘ .& : ~ 3 : ‘ Ne 4 4 . 4 in n @ a : . : ” ’ 2 ‘ > i » = ' .. - il : _ ~~ = ‘ if _— ad be Pa 2) . , fal Deon = ~ — ‘ze WwW , Pe x — d ? . ee § = * tha Ws Amo ~ + Of org - : et | wee | te 7, an@ sterti- . ? b 45 45 i} T10T@ remart ~? — ae : _ . 52]245°°3 and the tatk af fun. nCAg highe se ds This hebed wi a - ae id after Sagging 4, o _ 4 += . * . = . ~ = bs . ‘ \ she . ~e i@m ber _ ms ‘ - Theta ‘ . a FDet . — - “3 ~* . - oF wW *] ‘© a rew Low for the . far of $4 47 “a - =e " . ‘ , : ; ' ° . a . . ‘ : - . ~s re Do > the In — Pa .i¢ Py a . " sel 4 «) ~? cod one _ “ ie a | Rost a. & fa ne ert 2 -— os _ . 10% 2 4 ‘ _ - ~ . , > idl wa o “, > sd > a ’ ' ita : » Q = = - Son-4455 —_ 27> “as Od ‘ ; Ry _ i 3, os . — . was Mmchanged art $i q9° rT) a | : 4 s- , . > > « ‘ - xe S| a _— Mn . ‘ts - : : 4 ui " ~ . eduction or s > & 4) } } ‘\ a ) ; a “ i_n’? >) — , — — . E e ated ™ w 7a ‘di ors aere _ ’ ; the Weak phase - sl : X.. . ; .\ %4 x . ~ i. s 4% “S%& . A igzust a nea a a Opera? Dr . aati . $40 = = : i ' ‘3 ; - — a . — »- , : Se yn 4i°i ed we as “ ie ths. . . 4 ‘ 4 " » ‘ . ? > “ . i 4 & ear *Xce«adi- zZ ‘ 180 OGea - - ~ 4}¢ a cTease of r¢ ar®on re. Min 18 7d > “net ys #) a’ "oad fre ack Or firmness BMOoOng : ~ s , . . a - : « " _——s pli +t «© a e Z , , ~ “ - . . Be i oy §¢ + jute * SUS NEW YOR c ™ . ‘_ennor ae 3 wen There "ae ta\* alee Americans was again a feat... "| Davis. "349 ic al ae ~ ey lS Magne iia i ies ~ ng % 2%: “ss ", Dre 6.91) aon oer mot.r- Copper Ranges |= wheat duty Wheat closed | "Ts Watching re ; ae , be _s , “oe es 4 ’ °*1 %, : ‘ , : A . ' - i. Sa . ? 4 4 ae nm AUgus« > '.> an oe e - Davis Da o "or da e “To Wes lower ” SS fa8 sl PAS Week'« Ge. , C Pt : ' a , . ‘\ 2 “ss S™ ‘y i . ° —— . . . 4 4 od = ee ' ' “a o “ > r LAST Butte ° S&F is s° a.m: Miarket : : N tLe ; citne tm «sterling , a 3 > ms e uN ‘ . . + : eu . . A bd , : _> _ . ~ : 5 = YD s : , n > . m™ a ie y *. ad “s | 5 : . - ; a , : . . . 7 . ™ : ~ : ™ 7 . . . “ ‘ . ce A ; - —a ” . - | . » . . ~ ert . ~ . “ - —_—- e _— , . ‘4 . ’ ‘ * ’ » rer \ _ . 2 . -* . . ’asy ’ . 4 = " 2 is 's 436) > a . — = — A id }e . . b / Bave lost their nerene-: ment « $ 3 : . . Mei Fue 5 Soe : L494 14005 74, et 9-430, araings , t Int Pot Cement 39 ‘rd wae unchanged t Pet Ft erenpe, 7 / ~ : ~ “ : ts . . ; - ._ . , * . a s “ee | “ 7 . ~ ' ™ merit . 7 The dectin ~ 7? + . ve ~ = — —_ - i = a, . aoe 3 Ip. . | . _ ; . . a o~ 4) 2 Zz : - > > - = — . P>. + >. A. tg ““Dre . »-? . Zz .3 ‘ 4 & and —— . he ; - b to Re low = : e. white “Onsider db! * a " . ‘ ‘ am y . , e : ‘ ; ; i = Pune = i® DOD an = . Derr Ti mew Snes = . ~~ ‘tn , e : 7 + ‘ely s™ma) ™ ~ : , s* ’ ; |. a - . — ‘ " - ; — ing aA . - - ~ ~ ~ = an 1) wei. ra - . : ~ | See 2@i pris Liectrie a a , sa sli - ~— oe rH - 7 q —_ - a e * ©eom pared with thoes -— . wre! Ss BB *, ~~ ” > s 4 ? « so " Mi I ALs LND Ryt iP™ME \ _ = her * wo *, a -— ° d > ‘ -VUay considering the weak ized be enie 0 . ; niay author —~Doy View é& I. 4 mand a: as i . . =e “ 21i¢c hh have [aK - . k> , e . ': ; : + - a . . - - : 7) ; _ . ; ~~ . 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"de9 > ee ; ; ’ ’ ° 7" “ » . —_ — ~ : iiiere wy: . su % we ore @. - - | - . ‘i... = " : si , 9 ’ ‘ad a ° ~ = " = — a. a > “> ; - rt tn 7” as he; , nes rr Fe 4 =~d r ? a Pa ite bd suffered fo iro fix eo ti hes as . " ed _ ner a] — . f a — 4 = - . ~ an 4 . “ os ‘ af ; ; . 2 . +> : . . . ~ : nd ‘here ca 7 2 sii ss here a of mer 7 - 2 - ck Quin . M) s re} ’ Deere Der wea! Dem e] a’ Z Q7 ts Yr . ’ : &é4 da lt a ° ™ . ~ ~ * . . e a ly as sterling 4 ha — " oo 18 @eaé& vid iu Q ey, . . " . >‘ ~ » INDEPENDE \ r 2 i i ’ , =. re -2.,.Wa\ (ist. ix a S* Ma % ie | vy ye an . Se UZ wheat. t. O56 | happened ic +) a 45.¥ has ek Rub 7 re } ; ? " ~e 2 e ais : -- OLLS : , - -4. 428 .2 certain sne ia Iti Shee ai o-oo 2c: May corn, T2 ‘9c J " 's Ia? De rear « Sigi-r PB" ah >? " ° . ” ; : 4 : » ‘ a . = , > « ; . a - = sL.e5 it the : . «4 inher y : i -*s r iding cot. | Feisch 3 lw 4 | sir : . t, >, Ark Nat Gas —— aa RP ise) 3 high gr; barge he | Boston W le or ton bills and the like raire: — .. | Free Tex , ee . .* $2 % ~ : , ‘ ts " eos? ava ° ; . ils e “ : '“ 2t2ce and ne Food seconal BOS TH. — oul Market, , “8 pte ' 25 = three | Northwest ¢rn ™marke's cor te England » ‘ over et ports _ ~i_ SS ws 4523! 329% Ba id , _- —— . $ Cs 2 "he ! Stewart es ‘ me Frade bonde . m 2nd ' - ae ae ‘. *- . ax iy lugh, 7™ Pere ever seilers , *fered — : - — ods a.l gras on | Trinity "7 I8 BOSS Tecrive ~ * cars, Deluth le evelopment - 4 —s a : a4 Ger ; es , : - . “ «8 . ; . 4 " 4 o . Z ~ & Pe os —— — > = *] . e ! rm eines * te a ‘ one ® e- = " i 7 ; " = -~ ‘ ~ ‘ a a - ~. > + ’ . - " on - > . " 2 — se . a on - aR = . °2 — , = - ‘ere o- bs ry S| uu > *0 oh . - & ae . ° One may d 3 bt whethee hs = : sc » 17 + - — ating $4 . ~ . ¥ 7 : . - . + ~ ~ > ™ ; 7 : : Ne _—— a8 -O s rong Ww tr , thea ; ’ [= o- | ‘es a . Ini * r .°s ever ' %. ee "° aed IrR cw? _—_" ' a” 9 o a , . . . ~ 44% ' 4 i ’ rr e- pe oe .* : be _ . hes i - , "Cee ee oe a t \* ror - this ®xchamge i« set fn- ' "7 M6 ; ? eo: » i34 . ~'s li Lg Le Ped . . : : : , : : 7% ¢s Tinie" « ~—e SS | stream Receipt > . 8Utsoineg Walwort! ‘-— @'3 sone compared wite SO. . ‘ss sO0r a ra ly seems {Dies — ; 4, . a, 2 : ‘ - 4 . : a ; : . ‘ — 'G ts. . A ide Aas a Derfe, 7 . niy °*e@ > . s 4 ~OstTOnN Monday > bene ye awd . iL Woes azo and 4 ast vear ine! 7 Likely, fanaa Oo '. + ereie af "R NMOck : . : , i >a ae levelonrar-: a Y Ratural - + ages of domestic wool “re Warren Bros op cars local and 9 threugh ‘Oets : uv" Cert Ma . . bs. cden ‘ ha , = :* . : : . rs , ~ & ‘ 7 . , ‘ ~- o —_ e7 a , ‘ | , : : “esuiting fr ™m the on Winene , ee T 2 Were 1’) OO” Justis compeased enn Hy on rhe ind :> : 4 setiaae — » * ._* : — a : i | ™ . + > — ss - oe dT — > eo «4 & aed a3» a . . . : “With stocks pre« ne Good RB i Is 7%) 29 =“ 7. = _ - . 7 . ~~ . : oz P ot - o-« -. . = ac 5 ng for the ac. » were IF “ts loeal ~nd @ through } ‘ - SF COURT of the Brisich or ece(pts "eat were iighte ; s + : iaish | reasuryv — av s eeu age and . _ 9 ce . 1. Pa iii > aoe i sighter ‘han a. yeu . © es@. Firmness also was ate se Duskels. Corn 7 4 unl an a woqn ago and ilehtes a year aso. being 710.000 bushels rere pts were ighttey than = week avo oe" (28h 8 year ago, being 922. . f, ’ ri ¢ - y | + resting field fo: professional activ. GWS8>> STi he 4 { . : 104%, t08 aieeid ~~ Cre i5 : | . . a e > 4 - ; : ~ . P | : i ‘ 2 : 4 + ‘ * — f° alsa Se ee: | "cc * + SOTTON FUTURES RANGE UP 0 tte sure hee ae ' .~ *@ Digh-grade rails and ty, there were eviden es of a . —— : tT} : _ warp ees PG 3 . z gene shift of specuiative Operations , ‘t4>irsha sey wa oa : : j .i¢ "te? 7 . ’ ates “— + — , Jf = ~ 3 . . = -~ ote >» | _ o ~~ ge Te More frost tn | ““!'™a a) en sex) oc” si ‘ : Bie & , ao . "Outer. w ich ~ m “ ti sa a + © . 2 x M ° , - - a . : 3% . EP a, ver wet after the week ey a ae | pndee ve ‘ . : i ’s “e 1 — -“ iS “Se ON NEW YORK EX cee” oe only a few excep q Private or ine a pSeW es . : s J . e 2 Nes ine ; ee, ‘2° Of which s« a . : oft Th: oP Peports, Du!) s\> forecast« = > ' 4° " 4° an " — . ™ >" "4 e ‘ = — Vn r@ * + . ~ = re Rea jing ge ; seemed ) be , om ‘or 8 =| & aur uay . zinnin - —_ Jane a: . : ™ -_ > “ . . . > ners : . : ad 4 s2 , V v Lan e a7 _ ha “sS86 -nerai 4s ; > s La ~ } . sR short rise a? Liv Pp ' and a fiwr A } ‘~ . — a i a . i New M ex La : = was hiem : wt “ine cotton ma. | = . ; g m a . - LS {AST ‘s AIN. ee Pool all helped io! ins anh ies : b2 124% ‘ = cat oa Die ee f 'oday's early tradin -iverest attached to th , ’ Mies of cash grain made on the Kuchangs ind: ; ‘ a4 . — ; . ; - . ‘ ° yn@ later 4 Sng i.e tiie , “© &@Ct.on of ’ } y were — , - tw . ” t > . . , . “* zg? i 4 a. i° ~ | } Aa Ng one 4 reien bor is - 4 . a*® iows , . ; -: eave e a: , - “ ® Season mn reporty | i. — wou Yecause of the a - HRAT = _ - ~ ** = ae " te : in re 31> . aii. , . fa, = winrte- ~ a a « I e On i -s a |} Se! sU SD @Se of ._je news } " 3 " "en $11 sa rte at & . ‘ f . 4 o = ; - ad ; " : ° ‘ ~A? . . « - . 4 _ - o . re . as . a d ; r Be « - 7oOen , ra ‘ - a — aes ee : a a - Zc ‘> mec _raee S. . —— ss 7 ‘ = > . - ~ ‘ . _ e we A . = * ts ~ ‘ = Ua. aU ver. © : , " ecember nd ws @88:n today the noteworthy fea. la 1 Ity ns ur p li co. 2 Haral . oe ; ard «hems $i1.07% @1. hard 'e*nis« on rh ’ be a ais “@ Ga : r ion lar . y “*S0°Rg Wag on ga ! of « ‘arge = Ale . ; i 4, “Wheat. how | Islan . . . ary hold a ~ soWever, was unabie ; ——— . . ’ ' ’ r! 6a ' Ole rail ‘ ome Oud Fon ~ : . i s , : : fon a = Tatty of ome cent so that the | —— "ros . . - 4 i> 3 : : . shew . . , ° : _ = . = . « »¥ - sry = . cen t is er at $: 05 a The an — 5 al ‘ 4 ’ 4 ‘ ‘ P * . li srt e > ol 7 - ORLY a4 rat ira re *=s Wh oo” : . : > : ee 2 ~ a . . “ ‘ ‘ oa ‘ is ne " . é : . > : i i. ‘(i rarge. . he i 22 . - ' our ditio > ail = 4 — $i ot No 35 vo -~ ‘over, (rom tf if? €{ an — Ke Stone T . >. "= oO . > : * o o aes : . . a Ja a 2a : _ «SONS Ppretmum at ; : 2 "ampte ~ 7 ‘rom tf 1Sive nea ay BOYStone 7 . —! ts P ted - tome ioe issue iry: Mar : c fee - recen-, da» « F wou = oa , de e? o Kresge aa © _ ] . : te ‘ . 7 2 = > ‘ -- . . a iN Lt = 7 hl \! — = ; . 2 ab = = rere > os » Set 4 2 DPodin’ Vv" _ Weer _ 3) ~ + | "1 oO ~ Ne. I ' . Tainer '" th 2 -- ~ - » . - v gv ad- =f - it mil i>? > ——_- b a) = . . . a . : ‘ings . ‘ 2 > aan . sa 4 —s t 2 > jon Ca Ss) a ; én , “AVe@ @ denpressain "i I [a4 = 2 = } ’ ‘ , —— "42 rumored + ary 2 o ' = — & i088 ri ° ~ effec: on that Onn on ies ‘ " « ) 4 ; aA M Pr = ’ lla la . ii p : ‘ . - ‘ : 5 - > . . v +s 7 ~ 4S 7 7 . ) , ; ~~ ‘ _ “~r ata -_, Us ~ 224 . ning > ar a 0 — B ; so e e 7 DAN. . ean : 4 " : ‘ : . . ‘ - . ies ea ry ; - " ‘ re ° ~ clear Weather erage : : . od, | | . te ; 8%, Se ile i. ac A ‘ : ‘ i. oo . Ia . 42 Sales bonds ree sted the «a! £.an Poe act » I wMelLory Ne. 3 *ning of t> - -- >» 4 rapid hard. * ne “s 6 49 in _ as i ~ “ > — \e} i 7~sseese Ver wel? — - : St of >, Neo 7 vellow corn, ' ‘ “as _ —_— : . ~ . 7 i: ,* . 4 ' ry a - > . ” : > : "et oe ; P 5 . 7m™ der cropped by. = .7 6 5 » = ~ - : ad er ee . - ak ro - ; a ein ber tC “ Se le foreign liet was : >) - : . . rm $1 "el a Xo ~ » . : ' - ~ + - . — °* — = - . ™ « 2 “ . : ‘ - » > i‘ « ©'2i.s and lire ’ \ ente — ‘2 pt, ' ee. ; _ ea . aa . ’ ry C] ° ee - ots ho ~ a xe neactet land little ch - d 7 iy ° Nn § : | No = white corn - . ‘ n ) - nn : & Ye i 7 ’* . - . 7 u ~ . = q M ‘ . -. iDGer —_ - sa ees . i anys _ ~ > e = wJ ' the aa . " : Oe) r? 4 : : "+ : . . A. \ * | ; = . = > . = + “ — - firings, cney, Silver ~, . a: 2 ; ~ = +... -e hb 5 exc ep ‘ > >I some Sl ai *%s cents Mana: =} . : re 4 : ‘. =: =... > : 4= eee eee » - a _.. -“wriner r@®a ction = Me — OATS, a ae Mani) a . 4 4) . , &. S* %, si% ST Oe — ae ‘ srr, rs Soot ac -s fo-om : MAREE in 5 “can issues At - Witte a's #2 \y @ 44e Ne. 2 Vu ~™ * . ”’? "~~ i =“? . " ‘ } inp “ | ’ 7 i - . “ or as » ‘ ee " Fhe ~ w . " ~*.. 3 ~ : “ : : is 2 4 . - “36 -- _sT Ris > _ ° — > 7. : > > Giese 3 ~~ T) . w . once : = ar a, ~ . i — “ 4 ~ s ‘ S ‘ —— a — Surt cate, SOc: ' New ¢ rleans “peor alaseall re a, ns i ain . a! ’ ee ee , reguiarir. s — , Du : . org Su-ariy. Seaboard Air Line ad ine«- dley Kincade, | 4 4™i- . f T MARKET IRREGULAR : ~ : Foreign Ex iE ; — A ’ 13 * > ’ " Orergn Exchange ((3°s.°.° 383 diy Gis = RAILROADS. | a, Wa x Vv ‘ Mie - * : 3 * - = _ , «ff ~ a + ———— ‘ ks ' fual 2 . $2 : el ANS 5 nendliitiend , und | ‘a itiens ed muddiing to? | ents also went lower Pre SDatCA gg eens Mf ry 4 + i i 12 S5% « ae e aS a . " . ' ' | , = . . - ' = » » —_———2 ~ a . _ ~ J > T ~ : = ~* " z 4 . 7 — a eee Td ra ” . -. . - or 7 . a = fi : 4 ~~ “A we © ” a : ~3.—~ There wae litt’ NEW vy Rk owe a | Pollinein Mer — ©f Queta tro; ; owing is a s° u : tien » ‘ODs “la . - Ye - _ en on _ .é ix Po : . ; ‘ — — Ma e« = ige \ 2 : ; " : . - — : ‘ . . . . bon a — 4 : ; “ce *s etal + a . “ 4 ; . ‘ ; . a ~y . ‘ z rt : ? = prs ucts ones in enti r én oe 7c % Moon MWore- . » ~~ ™ = . in .4C it ~ fea : -. A ‘ _ . oo, a - _ ss » th 4 ° ‘ = he - : een — = = ~ 7 ’ . ss > . PY ance ran , | . : . ans #5 ' ' ' =— : ————— Fr a : ~ 4 4> an * a ~ oe . @ , . : Verpaoni i eflen Steady = — ”~ 4 Pea’ + ja ” “ + _ a — 2 *. c ‘ 4 o- ' “a| Lf bg . ” ee es 4.3 let mod midd al ow + EStere interests os the : - « - oe Ca.s DP geet | © be — ’ adit, : ~ ; _ es | Tlarktet >». 4: _ ~ 1 t, Ly -_ - '? \ "y —* . ° . 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A +3 _ la ‘ - ade Ma OOO In 4 A ar .§ um : » en ee — ~~ ~ ma § . = and oa ~_ =. a . vim) hae . — tein : « ~ ‘ : ~ + —_— ~ irt ~. ™ ‘ || Mee . aw suger futures epenc WANTE ds ‘ Becho.s Toes +’ - Rina Tl an . ‘ : ~ . we a« - $ mo/--~ —- A D FOR IMPROVEMEN were se ar Denmark : = ~o 7 China “yn + - “a 4. —_—_—.. ' = . rr a ac am ced ‘~ 2 —.¢ i : , ~ : ” x aa e ee = ——— — — ; . . > on -_ ~e a 3 et _ a France ae 3 CS : “i sad ee : * | 7 x4 7 2 : . - — — acted — 4 AY wir’ ™ 8 = len “oe e . “ -s oo = s a eal Germany — $) China iA . ~OULTS sT ; - =} . . “¢ —'s 2 POIRts ne- © n0On marker s Te, g§ ‘ . 4. ——e. gutters a 4 : ~ 5) Chine LO - cK EXCHAN neal ree . Wer —_ Ate. electric lien By . «3 | muecnr e ” . . > a . — > , m - = ‘= P 4 . ; we “TT? ; "A = a fit? 5 ‘ °n G ~ +. nd a of ama « ™ — . . : dil & = a a: , oe >": ‘ (as ae . : . . ro = » ae ; ‘red ee "*os =~ accepting Our . , =e -. 3) a Deine of ‘le pre- Grveee, 22685, Yea ii] ined anne th Re Rotnet tne whe for Bae grants Riresgy piencieme, 1 than any acme 7 chante dh recommendation to ex- _ ie ceo ewe ne Smmand wus Neh. mo ie " .. »? e ~ 7. - . ‘ $s exc 2 * . ae ‘ © o ? " ' — a. . 3 ~~ = = - =) & 7 > - _ os * , * é ’ ¢ > " ’ 7 > ‘ ‘ _ ‘ . il _—— — ' ran th Gellar, (4) Mentsin or L. a ire) ae | Fang Tyan dollar 8) Geid. 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ee PARTICULAR FOLKS SEEKING QUICK SOLUTIONS fori immediate. needs are readers and answerers of adsi in these columns. = SE ey QI yr = t pili SITUATIONS—WOMENR, GIRLS = — a WANTED—MEN. BOYS “ae RS AND BB iLOELKe—?ror ea- '‘N DIGESTION - Wcresdas and Thursday ou! Bement metal work. K. Harry & te. a Sime Welt, 4470 > lets : =e) se Ml si 2333 Papin. oo F' NPR , colorea. or cleaning. LY ROOFERS— or 3 com position ~~ er tend ecraped, fleers§ refir- ge floors pat ww ewer old ferrs, PATENTS Gay: “expertenced- references Call Lin- ’ ; ee ot necessary to belong to union. Wm. mista — Foster Meta! Preducte Co.. 219 S. th a | SALFSMEN—Several nest-appeering youms SX AMIN ER Experienced: _ wars Ramen a5 Central 4994 «5 ; cin- a a eres eeneiiiiaion Pee resect iy “9 sft ladies ae rs ae Pine Sa soe PATENTS obtained: sévice and folde- fe LAUNDRESS—S:- enced. wants The Post-Dispatch reserves the right te ject any query. Springfield 1! | men for special sales work en premier | 1304 Washington 24 experiencec . — . > ; . ad- —— Larson 105 (Ive STK _Thureday. Friday Cail Bomon: *[Vl11M Personal and iclephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be SHAPER HAND—Experienced: apply et) magazine proposition: good chance, tor . - . —— Se J Larsen, 105 X._ th. © AD ge a pron aits, o_o ee -kwoed Sash and Deer Co.. Ki a vancement. Apply 8 te 10 a. m. 3 to © bo FINISHERS — On ‘eee ; “ea reer ers iia : —- : " sas CLEAN'G—! LsT’e PROFESSIONAL | wants Wednesda: ee . Ma ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped | addressed ecurcilope. SIDERS ore — Freight ear work. EALESMEN—To sell building “ag steady positions: me CARreT ee | LEANING tv —— Flext hag re : a -. ' — = 4 arf a Romar 253M ltl i i i : - : ~ a ed ~ a> « y : ~s - - ’ pee: . — eros ; 4 ‘ are 7. pal ~ iB ea e- Tele Ses . -—_°* > : es 4i\ . ~ - - } ’ "never ner ‘ ror wo ti - =) Lie ‘- D . ~ MaRS 3 3 dies PRINTING AND | tego = : ama s> = so oe a b % at LAT. ——— . tgs ’ in . -. recda aN B W —Lilly, Pa... i« loc at ‘nh - " ~ v . “ . 4 e@ P aut omobtiile te and sel) GIRL OR WOMAN w - pa ; . =_ * a - - Pe ee” ef the finest subdivisions in ° — - asin 1 ot [SYLVAN PARK . > six-reedie elec} LAUNDRESS—Si © cojored Monday. Ture W. L.—The correct war to write! future events, such as: “Who gets Apply °800 De Kalb. (ef) | County. Coll ot Fear Le LESLIE OLIAN CQ, —_ - — die sm, -on Chestn ut. ic2) ingt on. *hr* ope tt ee & Tix ur a [eo 6s HY © Pe 7 oo??? 2 : a ;hoeno ~-aph i... ] 35 >.aie Ss... Wea need you and you need vues. Er THEATRICAL LATN ORES . The address of the /i7 the base of the candle is warmed. Okeh Phonograt EALTY CO. 319-323 In- | Easton ev Bae: a CTRICc w ETC. denna Sotene . wate Medneasca. 4 Rureada gow s. L 2, ah . e oe ? INCEALED ‘wiring. $3 per row’: fixstoree prizes $10 $5 and ss $1 °r losers (c52 | LAUNDER Ss — # i. + as* “Lat — ; \ ss - ~- = - - . ze . “4 *?; © \ “7 i ‘ e : —— ~ aie a % - ._- ae = aoere : mit: rms steady = or kK. VM eastern =A LesMEN—Inve esti gators. ™2enagcers . end , ae ge PF Urand T3S2J. Sule Park ‘ : s Wr Tonteh't Paince Thear- Toesdayr, We nesc and Thureda, = MRS. GEO. H.—It would be best dle. and, holding at arm's length. ad Te leerapn See (Mive fc) -ollectors. to ffl! vacancies tm St. Lagis GIR -— weman: 2 . icf were _ » au : — ~ /. Fa sant. eS = ¢ > ~ — rarrie ; within a wea>r if u Don th reference -~T vired Box A- 1LSw. , i ee ae come. ADD._Y Ww J Mi jer. 704 Pontise ; work. Caban i WRIGHT DOES IT RIGHT AMATEURS Wré.—Tonight. $8. $5. S35 by first-class laundress: fine clothes a spe _— Seen Se See P.-D The fee. bean eetehin tere feawe Gan ~AlLOR OR BUSHELMAN—Who can press Bide (eZ) ——__ = : ; | Giatty: references Lindell 4835&R 3 University of Wisconsin is locatee | S¢cond trial, within Oo years, etc. | TAILOR OR BUSHEL. — GiRL—Coilored. Wed ~* K vioe aot reasonable prices. or od a ~ ’ -~ a ter S57 Ojliwe -—_ ™! - : : = 3 ~ , ‘ ; ~* : : = Sh. Quick ser mers Toc. Congress Theat #051 Gin ~HPe bring in Madison. Wis Hide a ring. a thimbdle, and a penny on Hoffman pressing. machine, cau #& SALESMEN—Barn Dig moner selling otil- | fav to do comaton Linder] » 7, wir'ne anc fixtoree: we wire more _ — ee ae La UNDRESS—& eundry werk to t n. = =e 1. : ' tow elach maa e « car” patente : + houses tha sy contractor im the city: AMATEURS We Tonight: $10. $5. $3: ~ ae 1 wa men " i . n ‘ a in the room To the one who finds once. Ivo2 Chouteau av. a xy Cmaes, mace & Na et. 2 ited GYR! ~* iw : a ony a home; work guars i 0s Limgerte ‘ Wr! » ; ch di to tr no ¢ tition: gitg ,_ GIRL—-tes ork. . : Garrick Theate: ih > as - “Write to the Automoebdile .». in ; ; carr! le — — —— . tiydravlic cléth. direcr to trade: mo competition: sits 4s a y \veorge Ri ™materta) t@ the beet. ces® or termes )owers Si. Warrick heater, Oth anc eh! nts an Ye Ove 7 3 } rr : ‘ _ + 2a: . » ring speedy marriage i= as- TEAMSTI ERS—To - or nx ss ula. ' sell at $1° 50. trousers at $4.50: salesmen i“a 312 N ton = A . > . - . . . 4“ ° ' ‘ > ,. ° . - >? . ' . 7 i :s * . , = ~5 - — t - r » . - = . = 2 ~ - ; t big - Main 4a" for estimater WRIGHT J Mestre! Sor i) , Misso a =39 is ist at, » -»rirnge rk i a fo . . _ . : Daiet fan. a , ° . Urry. r +! | Adarns “oman "349 —_ S ot Springs. Ark . oO . *reatment for Zamn west-of Skinker north of Hi-fointe #65 Levis. Mo eee ie eae, GIRL— s ae * semen Cann Cent. & = = = : ork: no _ | «MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES FMPLOYME STENOGRAPHER—St . caperisncel, wishes || | HELEN—If you intend becoming | .\ig “the walls should be cleaned || shan & McCann Cont_€».___________| ay pawen Sheffield Silverware CS. Te-| cod wages, GiS6 Tinaan = Ca . { { | a a! = 2 F st S605" a Nenographer. our advice would be fare t nting if the nia > , f i a2 &. >. | = ae — . : WANT TO LEARN Se Se ewed Ana _ re A hots te - TINNER—One: steady work 1413 N Oth. 1 or after o Room 722 Central National! , women S wear shop iad —- ‘tome end wreck! ne. without _ TEACHER—Sit . German scho sacner. 4 vant ‘he weet ane arene aceon | surfaces re coated twice —. 3 TINNER-_Ex om inside and t- |. Bank Bldg. ae > - ‘on a 4 * > . . > —™-* . ° Cum _ "a" -°, "~ IT? >. Tre ak or - ‘nae ’ . “? - ‘ = a | 4 > chit rer =‘ ation _— a ~~ o ns — a eons _— =F = fs mz. Graner Ceniract te... Grane yee this country OKs aay 5 « > nguaby papas en water giass solution. . ising a : rae “Sa ee =e. | — ; °*. with autos for GiRni—fer reneral housework. J sean. * tctor 23e ich) : : TTOenMvialte af er "Nera Te Toa Qo ure. A . oti rl D ture oper 4° ~r can a. — ch an . ~ owed .- oo Te] "7S ; t Na- ba > Tres 1 we im asbestos. & times. deily 2c. Sun ic 20 times. dail Miss Mare. Jaschke. Bex 4. Creve Cvoeu! of ie Amencan and Nat mal Base- 1490 varts f water over 2cvUe parts IX aS— Taree tims cs ——_ - — — ave Write fully W D. Jones. 1534 8S. Western tom bi werk gua anteed ores: { 2) S- Aun oC. | Me 65 ball League teams is demonstrated .¢ icinglias«: allow to soak for 6 ioral furnace lt eel ieee eaanie > av.. Chic ago. nD (cS) | GIR! Exrerieiced whit ~~ - . _ , es , : — = ’ . : : : , _ “ . . , . canst oer iNG—Spoullnn furmal en Seeing ANFETIR send ORIG 4) mg vw OMAN—N idlmage , housework tvs the eaxue RamMp onsnhips eacn oo eat to a sO. ution and add __ ae. a — Sal ESMEN There ~. are . thousands = of neople work: nlsin cooking: 23’ «= a . . - » _s & | = } aes TE ; - —PrDen™- - ap wa gt | Sheet Metal. 1916 Union. Forest 874 in applying for employment Tee COPIE: \ n-On Ss: Anna Scstai : vear. and the results of the world’s i194 na-srte of alcoho 3° per cent TCNERS AND PLAYER - vice s St culs who will Buy building lots home: $50 monthty. SA38 ic . ‘ 7 . ,—* : mn . ¥ . : or ; : -~ Pig rw “2 Liid * i’ t : ih ) Ls uis -« MER SOYS Lm 2 DG _ aes = , B : : oe art he ‘ > “ Ps J an ot = e —— A — ~ alan tinmers for —, ots. inher are @ Ways ta’ orabi; imp = “Te 28 Well as rages. id . - _ ——— |} VM ANF nea red ‘ants het oe ‘i =~ . a ante: - she En- parts of aicoho!. stir Wes, and SsuDd- oe a Bian ror Brn el ae stg oe - with the fine building licts in a 'wanta " ener mert Cahany end SS a At . ’ > (2 é Wwyc—Sir exrenrienced. car cew s A a? a?°lLerne reference Kc ’'arn t # » OF TT? mLer be a.mos — lentix 3 4 oT mast =C [100 ™ = . , “ ome ~ ial P -— eo if vou ave an autome ile you can ‘ Y ei “‘Qlored - vs - s — : btn r z "1 , ie - ry , » ‘ote “eine rcetiag —— “ash — : . _ . oe ll stieaetiae Ait ‘An « American rurnace stwe M: a oe 4 , » - , Co — — _ ¢- = Go acetyiene welding. reboring ané some r . +h , meres (se SU Pee Ss FF 9 ana stanc asic wa =. ‘—& Gtit- . . make quick sales of these iots. me in Demrence nReceasarr: can make F Sun- STORAGE AND MOVING lathe work. Box E-218, Post-Dis SE oe ed: isunédry work tor || In the United States it is still com-| gently. After 5 minutes take away |) _€8™% 0 ——— 1 ont en of FENNSTLV ANIA ite 200 S. Commercial 2 TORS — For our _ - ees Tt sn ‘ ia . . ? Sa 2 : : ' ron - evs RO “Te erable + a f° mw ~ . Tt . : “ 7 , en he 7 rv. a “— 4) sae 7 " 2 a . = = Dae " - mee — a . be i ones al — 7 . > —_— — a "Ar ne lc % , ile . RS aN Seer eee fr ERY : > Our ‘ ee in mal r.ore GIR! ¥ou . : . mov bor " — rolle ’""-o!3 Rutucer at h @ cor nd . r ae alla +. Ae. Oe ~ Tfor each gues (2e@ cancies im a3 cried Mprece.. . . =o = . =. rs: wages 9 . BAK ER : th - ® 2 . - . —. rights + eo Ae ere 2 — th o *t for you The ‘ Panwy 484 ? - > ic) oem os day work preferred. Box C- WOMAN—S!: prac etical. will care for moth- many @ifferent colors as possible. o w Varnish paint New waits eee ——————— ——,| Proposition that will on —- efiee te = ——— ‘ > and bonus paid. ELY - ~ > aie 4 ‘ . : - . . - " -- - be * = > = 7 oe ie . "TREY 4 a +> perience nm ; _ r i. m sin - . VING AND STORAGE © — A3P. Post-Dispatch er anc home ng comfinerment; refer- and one corner of each card turned, « ch are to be pa ited * S" oe ——— a Rae 6 and 7 thie poi gi = far ck advancement of GIRLS—Sted dis srboosing | : ¥ ; } ~41 stance BA KE R— 300d bench hand vans see ea ly =~ ence Fy "es* “44: i 454 dow be | and tied with baby ribbon. off no morte years experience in the for the gent emer m the card; tion. so the colors ‘ “- Wwa.l pape - ° —— : oo & Y&-h had selling experience and can furnish good GIRLS—Orer 18 rears of . | CARPENTER—S: t.. colored * ee >a ee ~ 6 ads > > ey a *“ Windsor. aa. Genera: ° t 2) To learn bakery trade Sani- . =p (co?) Laat T¥Bae Ti. -” ™ ; _Bomon: ° > -~ ? - oe injU 7 first-class re business: busband emplcyred Box U-t. have couplets written foretellin are t red references he accepted. See M. J. ,| S00d wares. Hollis EK. Clark. > . ie — : ire earnming ‘ess (han oo —__~ ; - » ; _ = > > r -+ Johnson Bo- e Lfhouwt leaun: a-y abe > Sa + te room and . b a TNG WAN . vorE: - hi « sva : : ah alien a e ~ I sare ‘bes samen. se ol work beard; no phone See » Mrs Wilson, 4165 (By au ber of the St. L is B Association.) and repair batteries. (Call 4074 S. Grand aioe Cane seu ane we FA Ow mg ° ? > Oa ~~ 2 PZ —— . - x ee nz. am 5 33 — 7 4 n ° ~ eg td EF W 7 . r Mw ‘ _ * 2 - sy ~ - os “aes “~~ ‘ - _—s ° - -~ 7 — re iP 3% a iain . ye : — “sa - — —— -_—_——— — — pre _— oa. for these positions and per Trou Te) whit 7. oor east. thaw: ste: experienced on e " i: Barton Cleaning & Dvreine — under the reumstances. enti. anc ¢ apers are | ri “G MAN—1 earning. If you have good references and GIRLS—14 to_ 1% years. for I = & ~ ——_———— or - f . 3 9 } a 2 ) fae 4 J 4 . a ’ ; *) ret j ¥ . a f ; *) J v 1 n pd n v) - t | if Pag eg eit a7) er ee ‘ vou ere cor- | 167. Post-Dispatch : omnia ~~-4 , ' , ° = ‘ha fa-¢ . « = - . =n? : : ® e ) “cCRatl FEU HR a ie vw hte Ford truc® L - ] Ort ~ Inder the circum sian "foc - ’ DUD. Ss. ae .2 a a a _ —_ ee ~ ~~ aa on ot i P gv ~~ PLT us ” “Den t Dr es-T a tse! 4 2 bdoratory. $1.25 per a. “™~ . . ™ _er s- -s3@e peen _— a ied a . vs Te a e ~e ~ ‘ . ng as ; : => . : 7 can _ ron Ap» ‘ today. =-08 Locust. og st. ~ ; ‘ _* xrit . . . cB) SERS— Experienced press-/ ~~ ited te e-- 'o ewe how we care ore coods | ee > + ’ ey. aa wg — - STOVE | REPAIRS | Post-Dispetch ¢ el Rat a> * Reto Sens akind aN oe nee tt, B ; experienced Can make triper repaire: es Pa aps —— 2=noat he com nellecd s ‘ 2 A os ~~ AE * ] 3 | MIREPROOF Da gpa CoO. >»?! a reer t3,. , ’ s Te. — & JA + a* > = - ais € : -_* a referen *-s “-~ .* Wising 7. : ha’ om 4 . . ; > @ be ; : -" “ ms a -_ ~ ; - » 8 Selid eocte. 26 ime deilt or Sua ‘to Da’ the $40 remaining > = om 4 — a + Ao aateeahiceall varN.: MEN_wen 2 - 4 rears exper- ee a aenens GIRLS—Celered. sick pecans: on sO co _ — 7 Tie > > at : _- > ” fete, .a* ~ — = ——. | rece sh 7 '? > eT = = - i.s 3 = — ofp vm Pa vs im, . na . 4 pec ans: siteadr to ] Be- ' of others. -_fo8=) CV ge gee . : yous _# - a aa © = low n epaie ° aa? e-, ‘un ‘ou for it ensult a lawyrer »- +he * ~— . 5 pes . ~ cm aa one Mu a whine operato: Box N- wit Sa.°-* . 7 a r m™m ra + s= an - (© Ss si ass Tv a rf - > ay : -~ . Mn Si sien she a! ty ™ropeos =. Cee 4 o = moderate solar refermn-«e Rox C358 ; -y — > cae o . ; ven “his oi aie i. Ea. A . Bu Pau + et Munici as - } . “em ecee is . Ost Lspa DP St a = Ra Trent. 5 . > DP. m Rar Goiph Hotel. GI IRLS ge A be ah. - a ' \ rts Bu i nk ~ - — a => ” . i> : —— * 2s. a ~ > —— 322 cine’ ~ sibeid tr pe = re ene iggy: oH eexonin lemenead upon ail the circumstances. the Peace as wel! ae mini«eters XN full elalls 22 “Onlidence SHUREFII 32 ~+ S. King’s highway. eee ee Oui he Lelrect ¢ i? eepena Upos = Seo * — -_ | LININGS. tn 1°45 Rrond ~ ud “ or ar lea : Vea . >. : eons > > a is ~~ ao ry v 7 = *tHeetes are rs acco re a: *" 2 ore. Lai NI - , . Way. : ¥ GI RL—Experienced for ~“—* - , eng So ole and ‘ollege @as au sheui onsu. awy you ffe: Pce ssa . , Boz C-41( d ts : Sn ge ‘marriage annuiled asnsigienan | M AN AGER ae worm: ne laundry. work guaranteed GENERAL REPAI R Sank 3060 toad ance relerentces . ~*. @8IIep! Sicnes 37 ‘S4M HANTDY MAN Sie car an ’ terme nm” 1017 Fae Pa ok Saintes MEN, BOYS iS MEDICAL QUESTIONS. Ps a — 1764 Mis- AUTOMOFIL E ELECTRICIAN- — St : eng" . = enced: give ref n . : mi -_ : ee =» -¢ 27 erences and | outage aaie. en = om ‘ nd sanitation questions of lie tnterest only ow he con- i general salesmanager. in bandciin anc rn a LAT a fars ei pe ~ Health ec _\ s 1? a - pub! : + a a & 7. y 4 > 5 0 : * e . eo . * _~-e f Se largest nd ea _expected. Bex A- 733. ’ s H ARDW OOD FINISHER— a eni™ar. > - - - ma te! ’ * tt anc be Lieu ’ (al. Grand 638% Cwmmlt. ork, eelling advertiain all —_ ~! _ hea c. ae Pos ty ns " — FO Dan *E— Private jeonons any — : mere taught). bu inet’ must ore ‘ RAFF! MANA .- k—Erperie ee ee Are afm Beohow of Den 2 omemeast “sa Led . rTecer: *uPr ior “a “are ’ has ‘A s| any heme — dah —— vente ts ae wg ea ee cur Puserartee? relwahice oldest schoo 1) ——~ ——— — vette “ie ¢ — oe “a - ‘a ~ rr ° ns ¢ o @2\ economicetiy tn ce-operericn + femeine et mete a OVl'we pa ° a wv oervioes are fF ae oe ann. ee _ eer “a = acgeaéressed enve, lope, a of _— , S. 3 L2 nn. ¢ ] ™~ ia ; «? = = pa Ne —_ : At T “M ' A el a J _—e o va d petent aurists wil be fo rn sled Tre “est . s. a mu © acs >. - SALESMEN ‘ guic«k De — at paln'ing- reasona! ¢ with 4 veare elmctrica *eiermence de -_ . Seis. * -enpting an aurist who Nas *tar ned . A " “ . >= - oe ye > ae a = é >. . . : . sv Verh «: Eri ci sen nhicagze. iil - +e ss a wit - ver > 7 *& ; ~¢ ' Bil 0 i; to re , = amet me) Se ST tage. il ice You should consult an auris: good brand “oa ver ’IaT TAT a Ww ainwright Bidg. e4 -o reliabie g¢tris. 1 ,°rr Y . . r a ak © . + >. As ’ aw wae ~ - —=—2 t« . : X — ———— EEE werience ¥i-|| ACTOMORILE MBECHANICS—High-clase s the bes: though olf YU - rz ' EXPERIENCED ¢ —— 7 > e* » __ " ve ™ o er “ eo a7 7 > —— ° . “7, 2 »~ * “er ~~ . - a = - A se : a yi ~ {LES} t EN or > st. ; ner r wy 4 r > ~— Mw . . a > - c “2 re oo 72 ee ‘n “a 4 - . . TT} > - - ee > paw 4 - : elite Tort . Pere - aee ff cnet work. ras (aeltia ~ ra. a, ~ ft ; aaa © a ' . Y °r ~ —— and ~/ hae 4 2 a’ ter = Sa.°s A : = pe we are aire? are fax = — or apoiy after | —_ MAN AND WIFE—S«.. cheuffeur and coe ing conditions tr sood live town of 3000 ery much more formidable nervous 4 gh cra ad ~ ~ _ ~ - A . > k Zz — —— . _ «a 2 >. M4? a sD end cd conmperct on - and “AR — =A’ - or . F_as'ton ef s : = ass - & mDe ~ Yacse Sapeimg Onc ratin - ad 7 aesist tm studio or kodak fir a = beren stor. Dept. A. P. Oo. Bex %57 » > scar ~~ : “roe? - f —_=" aw & te - ~ : g - R lv’ pears experience 1911 Seuth) tis . ; woes SEs od te services ne be Stainec Wit probdbab ire : ‘ —— anon rte me ater This ‘= * “=> = ~S 2 - . - " 7 — de - - a ~ . - - > ~~ - - ~ > . = > -S; warts work in epare time) => *°° ~ si at Ni 4 tica Le aree = shouid 2:5 ° : e aa — oa —— , ‘ fi N—Three "or *oure-io-heuse : nae —— : ; . Sp een Val timer ite oan . —— ' sal “nm *urther , rs POF n.ae , , " Kind ert Weer nour 9 « ™h tc BATTER aA™N SAPevePced War s.:¢a crv nome but shou.c oe 2 BR 2nS.:.u 4 ‘ Pp : oe. rer re. un “ rs = “oy s Ty > rors guaranteed salary and commissios BL, ; +e . | = , Ty » ‘* . '\* o» wT - > > on © @ 7 > iJ . | : . . Mw : ai Wee = ’ : =m 2 =-9 . ’ . — hers - + * >: “oot - spat ch Penett bo A 877 25 Walny , t mn for mental diseases ‘ ne :S Nouris ne 2na s acv seq - ee a -_ n'y ; “= a" Leres.e mn ea n& et = a a 2 EEE ~ a . - : ? " " ” - . -. a a ‘ : . " ~~? > ‘ nie . A ' f PAS S ! +4 bf i ' 7 . ' ‘ , ’ mh bes ; Xew Tork e meny od — . ae = wd , a6 Ba. - = Ch ba 5 oe - a ~ Z - g , as a ™~ ore ~~ me res ae maps : _ = _* hd e, — i . -_ . ™ . Ty : - Cae ae = _ An . - »™ he > _ oo : * eo '* a nd : cr pe _ ~ ee ~ } . ~ hoe ee . - - _o o - + ., . a Eee aks = * ) war $ times. J fame. MAN AGER—BS): of preven abilit: serks = ep ER rr Ee OOM = aot oy 7 oo iohom - MA: yer assist housefhar AD: Y ANT TTA) AFP —eo Amermprar age oe engie highest BLtTO ble hwel- = ome@enned state ‘age or woman 1534 Olive st Tae ane . MAN—Middle-aged. singie hog ranch. B Wi are eT Tperietictei, OUT ; e reader a a _ Bex “#1 Toe L *ieeprm t . eA De rer = . - = LDecte Rox yY > n “he * on: » to take ,argce x? - LZaGcs = - rca WW ane = — “ rirppy, ET y YAC AN PROP — - - 7 "> a . - : _ > . ; - : : . 7, ' aN = \[ A hot ' AS _ H PA YM EN T AND J ”-* % a " ’ Lindell 4745 S965 Wer’ Pal . TER— eiperienced 4 — —— = 7. . -xperme ne . Derienced Nam UMN ‘n- ‘ ; , uTurdee estate ADD a‘ re 1> sf “RL i+4 — ; ae ee " ye —— ; ee = —_—~ > * . -- ~ he = a —— yeaa ete eee a | rea’ ‘- on? ha cory trade Biers a. ——— ° ‘ * +) : r * =. _ > > A " F - 2 ws a. on OB 7 > oor -* -! tiem and grners rierstate ormeroe bre. ROY : bo iia oe cals . ‘ ——, - i -_ . _ s - re me ~~ inca nig ots stare fu - a > - n “ 42..4C® Fenc: > a -_- RI) ei ‘a St > repair furnaces, go work : ener Planing M age, refsenen, aiberianc® and heme. 1 ey and Brune . S PE! 1 d i of mp repai na | . wv . ... *. experience none Jp 4 _ 2 an db years euerermices wm ola lepeonn Mre. Wi te vedure Cun thardie vom traf) matt te . ong ea tei) Soom at eeratha wath ether e-|| portunity. 1333 N. Buciid. ___| Prairie and_Lack 90a eet ee have completed thelial } , : —i- = printing shop. SeslicMuslic: | CUTTER—Expertenced on leather tags and | %,\—i want an educated maz oe SOLcrTORS e comple . every eer ne ficem Mur —_ werth the cumeervative fieure at whict Las het , —— i ah . eu “aAS?s lirst-ciass man not ve _ a” ¢ rer °“S rears f° aes ca smeer ofS CANVA AND t oO ‘ shi P epects! Super matiners free .tp- ' > oe i | St i. con errand — ——y years: steady werk. good pay. Sex \-i~~ = oe oe sw ac’ ee % “AXVASSERS—5: 25 per cent o mmissi0 -ashlers, wrappers. = =f tad P a 7 . . > 4 te? Ty “ . 4 + . ** . 4 4 e r “el 2 — ; oe See, este - sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of tndiridua! cases will not be given. Yor NG MEN seilime subd mS Louis. He must GiBie~To ¢ job Dresses: : AUTOMOBILE MBSCHANIC Expertenced _ ~ t. 3 ~e>* stce + - . We 2 wo young men have a goed car ¢ hres) sales ability. to right partr AopD: —e . — 1 , > ame . -3 -e>e2 yiss —, — = ant young 3 _ aoa x . 7. Aopir t& a*"*ac ro. na a} 7,” . . Der sor “>? Vw ’ c ckw oOo : R | AF 7* rr 7 aed ~—— ™ “ Pe 4 ; c as * *ha* a : . . qe eN t » 4 \ PE LALTY x , - Mevre- Rros : Co. > ~~ — ~ * . = , cf! > 9 -™ * ~ , ' : : j : > " * - - "vec? né enmc se 2 Ss ~ Be nec ~ - 7 ™ a: r 4 . oc : ' = aamaa ™ = - Ber N-123 Webster Graves Ask for Nie ir reguest. a1 “2 , Pro~ en 4 er mon WY Lwiph bids ~~ Loee X. Grane — GIRL—Clerk for general “s > pumps. 22711 fist ar ron rounTr ar id ——— " “es ” m “se if ‘>e ear©r nda ll : . _ . " = Gry. ISS S. 18th s ! lin, while many fat people eat less These who can speak Itahan or Pol- gienaia and f mnon-fattening tf as anc > "sD preferr: : See Mr. for ecvanre- ALTO Bz DY PANE’ c= — \Virre = «hea. cane ear —s c te x : anv inte ae a pea GIRLS—Several. for general work sble. an oi] is e tak: we thir , oe - | room. good working conditicms © + © | — TABLE GIRLS A SALESMEN RIN TER Must De errerenced fwor Rex “oO}0Or “ar 19 »- “ans - . C KR—Second. colored Clark's. 219 M Tena. Sixth Flieor = Pehiig Bros. Bex Mig 1908 Wash > 2 , t - — — - iA iD phat. EASY MONTHLY ee Sie ECR - gz. collecting BOY 7 z : eur? Preocrrnietwirade rust e ~~* 16 SS LE . years or over IS31 Hogan Experienced. to assist on sandwiches and WaN—T end to furnace and make him- c | Sa acs Apply sixth-floor restauran’ seit genera.ly useful about place: waces 7 — _ —— noed mar of BOY Ss... ~ red @ KX Teer te Mees for ahve ghln- ~_o a ~ OSEPH DARST - *‘ REALTY co. y connected|| inc parlor 4480 Easton mn STIX, BAER 3 eAprrience. Cam (aae cumpiete - aS + : Tirense’ and Torded GIR - ‘Reel ica ions oe idence Mien Owek or maid L. undies | tarand i+ D a nom re tems » JANTTRESS—Wante work « culty eunkly iieptitatatn , ae of Gh Call or erne ‘Mhier Ce 6" : ot ce LAUNDRESS._3ma >a Prat | eo phenme Fortst ~~ +08) at hose Forest 55083. KA! SDRESS-—s): VW oedrogue = Praey Forest _ 4n0- 7M S107 56) werk, Hes 2. Post-Dispatch @))) Bighteenth and Olive —-—— : -_ is! - .e @x>eriencs -. . - ; 7. : z business where orders exceed capital. Box ions! f . good } 13444 € VE SNYDER ..Shadow side nvee TOUNG MAN.—8t colored. wants werk) BOY._F ermeanmds af foe wor —_— ~ofmmission 912 N. Taryior : ' W-~10s Post-Dispaich ] = nf HOUCSEGIRL—Fo seneral ; a cha Sutomebie around heus at "= — . — ———= - SE N—To . middie-aged. | run 3 enema — . 4 rges . a == ——- ° ~ laundry. 6154 McPherape. = pervice. 4433 ew bers monet a4 ir .wver 44.50 A ar field Pores’ 486% ha cr he sf here Rice DR? . "LERK Registered it; ~~ (erences “Ts "] HOUSEGIRi — Sxguiesest, on WM F LA HASEE deee TULCNG MEN—sit i” university stud neurs i. | Der manent wing s high- iD > fpply at | te mont idemtial terns SITUATIONS_WOmER, _emms SO aa RTRs | MD Pres nae meee St OS; | MEN — General factory work. inside: steady SALESMEN 7 GOUSEGIRL— “4 -“Sy KO dali eo! graduate: 1lé rears a Rt xs a 318 week to start. Mailinckred: Chemica! r Ss a ' a — ee charge. For- ——. — ave permit APD.» ovr | ERRAND BOY— i Cea eo . ae elmnees -" °a.-aoDe¢arnkg. roune. to wore - ° ~~ . - a - e Secret Servi re BOOK KEERPER— af "eee ae e for @ ——— : - (wet Gilt ; mre r rap : - CSEGIRI general wr se ue or efwurt > = 4 i iii : “i © " : ‘ a kind Bi ‘ Q- eae or uM —_ - eree . = DoE 2 . x die e 4 mY ze ?- mm ‘me "ar" , a Ba. one. i = ~ . . ea R ARN EY D G co a ee _ ~ | eC led Cu@aalts rapeet =k ad BRK _AY R= -oog wages nen aim — — — — ——$_—_—___ a acrerTusec Manu! imines orrn - MBER S4rEs MAN—Experience in ms : : = rici — (all ae - ¢ar cenfider' 7 we e , — " . “a rp 7 ‘ me wa? = ee ony ~ - : \ e3. F 8. —_ Ap” rex 20 be s ee — | es ° ” . 2 . ~ t ~- 43. be - - - —.. = . ’ : , - oan > — —- sents sane a - . Bias —_ aia asinine . ST LOUTSs SFr "? IR a “1 —— 2 “=> o a = sar ==. © a ADP.) A@Mercan te 2 vi Ber. ¢3 ara* e rricEe Bo -&e 5° r e Gua a -Fttax~ ita —_— aT? ‘all wing ~ ene ” BO! SBGiRL—fFfor > if ——s . a ‘8. 0° - ; fa: “ + ~ - , ' . : ™ =a — . . “© . —— - . — wee . : a ee a | 317 Victoria Bldg Thursday or Frida “a neil 2374 ~ARPENTED an ae ee EGER -— Se Ta = > : eee ae range ee one gern eyer Tailoring. 614 Pine ” Sf ) cy ee | | . a = ——t | oe Diy on northwest corner ef FREIGHT HAXDLER X Ree? eon . =. Gene “ eo —_— nigutes. iu Tt | pies 32 OL! ¥ = Tee2 en, » wIRL—Si Wi Fen ‘or se Wor ‘oO illineis and Stansbur . 3° 4 a” ainda a » a, AILER , nity ¢ ms er. ere az exer >" MIN * or o. for city work. See Mr K ingsiand. — _— e & aod emt - . — Seacy worse AAnoCe .0F ac\amemmen enve 2°04 gs.ar see +~ I per. 106 S. Ith = oe GIRLS are: s - IO} —-. - 7+ oo _- ~ ~ = —— _ ~ y ~ _ © — — iat —— Se . Cw . ‘ z EiDparse > = . ; =* ~ — = : . = . a "eae a a 2 satel : = A = to. - . ‘5 - Ww SRE PN 2 Bad (INISITERS—Call a: 4834 RS | SSa.ng on ass goes = Dest 10n APpD.y Nationa! Boz 35-219. Post-Dispatch «2 “): some ability as typist. familiar with MG and pie'n sewing “done. -a- Sees. Samm in cooking. /|Lindail 3408M. 4a 7 . . * . Fee o- : tT ~~ _ Hh inte “2 . 2 2 ] } I i = - ; ' ~) " a> tT . = . = " . 2 2 _ " ; ar: 2 4 _- = ra a ~ — = ~ "eferemces. Box \-66. P -D 4, -MAMBERMAlD—Experienced. Apoiy une TORY = ad Fu “* : — ! : _ ~4 men: "Hust ave For ar. experience neo’ Box «-277. Post-Dispatch > aif rr tume oeurstide BOT if’ rears ,’ ace * elp tn office ae he enes > ¥ ww. 361 ——— _— - — ——— =. —— mA | . ane kind of ae oe erragde gr ee = ayn : : -. — -- __ PARTNER Wtd—Woman. Christian Scien- oe V3 ~yggee ** 42.4 : ! er a4 - An¢ gris r machine shops and as S Brosdwa: 4 . 587 3. = BOT Good covcrtanie ic leata tad An. | EXGINEER—Licenseé. Mungere Laundry sembly work im radio plant. Appir 2017 - asta ;IRL—Experienced, ply Missouri Dental tebeeters. 250 2310 Washington 4 Locust st. s - CLOTHING AND FURNISHING SHOES aa Bennra. Soceew ork, tamaiy ’ wi heme for goed giri. Bex C | ——. -— -— | Appiy 303 Bquabie Bidg. ; (ic) . : oe OU SEGIRL— White: good we ereughiy expemenced end ambitious: c > == = Salesmen salary ar - oT ison ty er . 4 . S : . (-? - * " te : and S07 r se — » ‘> Dade taking complete cha “= and assuming BOy—Aathoo: 15 ‘to wok siiroad. 110 miles trom St. Louis: ome read work: also crew manseer for road av- TION AND GOOD S LRY. nd = - ~ 4051 — | Se ORA OL tN aene Cabany 4021 ” a se eS ee tecnten halt und ‘wtivation, imciuding orchard Room 9 306 XN. Grand - : L. SCRUG 7Gs- JOUSEGIRL—General 4 ~— ~. erent h grace oF oe " wd Box S258, Post Dis. yg : 62 " ae on pee or ay 2s ‘ APPLY TO MR. RANDAU: | L"s ANDERVOORT at i: 1458M_ a ee — te22 - . FINISHERS—On_phererraphs ome ready 2 lee Seciies ith a real fecese: send GLOBE, STH AND FRANKLIN ~ on 7? / ; — _ serene ’ . - — Wweethe ~1™ herocee ‘ GARA tz MAN—And ¢ “ar washer exper- Taillors. ol Morgan st ‘ ; — a _ sraphotype ~ a ultigraph : desirabie. _ HOU SBEGIR! =er cenera. ‘be —y = Ee > , 2 f ig : Sut ousework. col- | = ———— —— >a. =O enced- nighe ahi? 4 ae Arrant rc enero — —~ SE SMAN—Toung mam. exDeriexced ‘sn but not e=xsent Pashiona>e “easonabd ored. half-day Dy week pr cleaning by CARS TER PERS —Two Trust tare "gered, pighc shit: Seacy Midway Ge- CTSOLE ) SORTER— Box _N-1 04 _ Sast-D nen é furnishirne goeds. permanent poi- rte ot a ts : fair education and sub- HM Meher, S415 Bell. Linde? 4er Lindel! 1i°swo a eee. Cae ee ee > | eee aae ieee PACKERS—Exnerienced on packing pouse- tien. Martin & Martin. 1736 Market. ic2)| yanemen moral ty necessary to ——— a © hOUSEKEEPER— ~ ~ —— ~ wa Ee _ —- -~ ee sind . at : le — ‘ -* _ iS s - = t ch Hi o3 AF Le oR—s wants ¢ hat Tae i and Stansbury before 5 SOC SEMAN—Experienced a. Weet- PaCKER—Experienced packer to assist in ms Bank Pidse “ ‘os ras @ ia mmereiland Boetel, Marviand and Tayler (c > imnin a - — {7 isp? - _ _ _— . —_ - . a a i ‘ 32 -.. ~~ = ~ ~ . = sapped — - sities A 2s: Pens sg e dee X MA a “~ Vv ATO. sty ree Z ~e 2 SEMA ~ Exs erenced . Deo. Ded lis oad ~ — - ss a* Ni LN SRT ae e 4auto C2. au hor ce 5 ~j jen ler. SRSS omni - 5 3 "4 ‘_e 1t74 W aanine- home rights TJ ineell hair tre=sing main curing NOUSEK EEPER——s:: expe@rtenced = ies erence “38 Morga i “ Saser pi aa : A=>TERERS.} fvod l wvrears work ‘for ITrar * + —— ne sania sell nad — bea witure ec Purure dav . od ~ > = , , - ~~ —— me ass = . —e —— ° “= Ww as; wy > IVER a a . ~ ee — 4 re > 0 — or . = . ~~ in ’ oper — . = ai — a - = — —_— age — = . ae 2 P AT HERS—EFxctrerenced L = L A U N D R — ” uty © . . «“ wari Ae 8 “tien a® CEA EtTR mn % : Slomed rn “7s MA fe.» —— ai 6. BJS 1 Mor- es“ : = B sv. ict os . ER—E£xper: and : oo = enemas - ee tT . : a - ‘ . Los 4 ye °. : ' csteer ’ = wt = —_ _a e . 2 - ‘ tral 24 gh flee GH aL ero _ ye — tental $2 ény Cadany 5299, meg Shae I ag SALES MEN— eTetery lots e cover osama hamcl.ing cash and fleures, for steam press; also " aa a. ia ee ee wee itesu ast St Ss ter=stors eags “urns? : anent poesitioen in retail] stare: open ? ees | a? 74 “ —— “ewer : aed x "" + ‘weer - — — . . ~ - }- On s Lindel! 3521 7% ~5 — : = chis; $°0O weer 2 .arT: state pressers on so = ——— “miming work : Leuis Button Co.. | SALESMASN—Yocune ma-. eczperisneet wl «se, emce. reference and caeme. See Somy Soo NS. Sth. Mess, Ay, —e ed vercona: nristmes carda. in yeur Olfre st ef SALESMAN—Young man. ‘ter responsi —om.__ Maryland Hotei. Sh and Pine. +B) i Thursday s ‘ma ee Appr Wander. 1604 vee Samples free Start now Avistoe in RTER— Aor + Sarser shop. Hote! Chase _posiiiont sieady Work. seed omy aoviy y CHAMBERMAIDS— White Guede eta eday = Sree ~ Publishing Co. Metrepelitan Life Bide. PORTER—Assist with lumcheon. Appir 128 ..7°.%.> @ Room 106. 4955 Delmar.| pocenstn beard. Apniy bousekesper. : -: et « nem of your La . SIM) Ss — ror dm. Ae ofte . ~w h aio Ni _ th - om) . - = " Z Sermas LACNDKESS—Sit or cleagine. firet : 4 an — : 3 : — - eee edie ™ ry Bove - ke?’ -- ‘ a - = . mt ° S 2548 OL Ts Dt LAL’ PRESS =}? OOu en &: h an =a “On = — . > = See wem Enc . rE sue ~08 x th st -? FP ere - —, an . - wurde care Permanent arcerd oo me dy PPER— Must oe “4 ai} Linéeth Baan perienesd, | om _sed O eh) |) tare: references reauired. Box A353 Pi So ————_—_ omasition for tbe rich: man. JOHNSON) ,--°ed. steady work. Central 2399. 1314 = xn T LEK _ —P Pr Ja". Sout a Wee sheng 7- 4 7? 6608 live st se 4?) ; a =" aY ie) | : _ ener inatien “Nev 10. —ed Pas =‘ ‘kL RE SS "+ cHered | Sante cleening ‘A re = “=r on = Wan. wet h6¢te)hCOhheardt KITC hE x MAN —_ =e cafstera. | 5 . day 7 -. ae a Sea ee SA’ ESMEN—Dme ca ele Dee “ents wl’ sot CON . ECTION CRY—Coed SuSsiness — must > Onre mi. = Lear, Me . = - * a pen Leek 5 -* oreo? ae w A ; ee ->s - vest’ wate Pp + 4 _ ell onrr “hemp. 3613 Hebert. - | SDR 8 bundled hore me . “ea ‘an ° £ee¢ retrrenuces ' ~ 114 Wash = ager 3 a evenler Die bh a7" 5 = ~ Kz —™ " 2 —— . - stra ‘. , aor er ait " . 2... : as ington we —~_ = aA B4 8 oO CD a Pr ° “kde ' Oe is? —« 5 r.. wiite “ence 4 : : : = ? ’ tT _- i] m 4ipe: = 1 x ok geod jard Liodell 32624 rT —— : Se ) : . . x A is > « 4 LABORERS —*101 Park Brighten Coen PRESS yrssee 4) ————" sly af once. Horie @ Rarck ¢ - se icy ef a — SOSes Ss—— oOhOrec | . — oe struct) c * Paadenr rpiy Gerera ethin al "eas o ~y san ae a! LA toon ” . Suiding ts in Penusyivania Perk Call an53 Ee veohes 38 Portland pi. Forest ; t and usec. Minneapolis. Minn | Werket o - siler Brush Ce -_— a puuneennenesnenes > -s : ow ° ———— ER — ihe . a 4 " - = § kan >" —- - | ena se lary e=pected to «ls Roe veg LABORERS— oninietianiean erest ~306 ~~? — h >un. Lan "\ a 4 on ‘ or atts = oe « ork mer « ne? PALL > tt ca ~ — 4 jase -“iot ming TAN "ar DOK Ser _ 7 ads =nch- erin 323 » PARK REALTY CO. 319-58 Saternational Cae eae, eqeertenens - iv aod Pine >) Lit > o~1 , . ' ood cies: week aa “ses Arpir ; ; P24 S&S. lich a’... Bast St Louis. , -s mere and make fe Bidg.. TIS Chertuat. ‘> Sez £-10. Post-Dispatch. ( : | , ‘

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’ eat st ‘ - “y ee ea m_. é % e Tae Ta a Pe yr ¢ 0 Picniag atl kr ual aaasieaiaal , . ‘ 3 + So eta “FOR RENT” Ads. ee ARE YOU PAYING TOO M UCH RENT for the value you are getting? If so, stud 'y the ie: | ‘ —— BY | . | > = SRS... A U I O = OBILE > a Roadsters For Sale _ S 3 | T at | 23. | Touring Cars F basi ole hes | gg Al condition: $140. | CHEVR or Sale . aa, eo U +3 | 1123 Pine Inc.. authorized Ford| _ tas OLET— Touring, 1922: , Ra Se curing Cars F For Sal Mi y ) me Open Oven | - « $300: terms. Grinham-s lots ot HUDSON —Specdate: e gee = oi TELIE—Rondsie. Sundar >| S. Rings hinhway- Grand 7870. 1188 on ge For Sale ROOMS FOR AENT. ~ iy | condit rand 7470. Sport ; touring or ee ee ee 2 ee | > ee wce | |e —orry _) #e holstering in aled: paint. top and up- | ine bala 01 | @Miscelianeous I Auto Bodi business man; a for ae See Williams f | new rear tires: cat condition: 2 btrand- UHS-B BUICK. 3101 Olive. Open eve 7 a) es For Sale Taylor; garage. ~ b.- a" cae! @ for Roadsters | $22", cat rung perfect: 30 dary | 5 I Ne | | Pie RD SODisS—25 jracks, rosdsters jaa a phene. Colfax 2988J. Le ; t Park . 4300 7-pass. : will trade. 43W ,) Ses A SATS on singel Fro0d’ betes | cond tires: uate car for semial, work. $1.00 Will SSS ee Das | STases owes salable, for, usigess or | | roems “hy —s« Studebaker ently S495. 1924, CLEVROLET—1922 ‘e) . CADILLA e car for rental work. | Buy $1.50 || FORD TRUGK B Pay | traveling men: enrage. Grand 4709J. 4 > very ani | Special 6. sport: ran £090 1973 monet * oo 1922 touring. one of sur | 2015 Locu ~ EXCHANGE CAR DEPT. A 5 ° 0 of chassis; $25 Me ES—foar 1-ton and ROOMS—Steam-heated 4 : fel); 2110R. he cost ys {ir nt _—: Rood bana te oe tiie cart waite |- Bomont 3080. utomobiles at the Park Au t fio - . Riefling’s, 2315 om. Pes gentlemen preferred. eindell KENSINGTON hy ee others: ter orés with day guarantee. On eel. $250; HUD: . - ROADSTER . : . - LIAMS MOTOR ye ye 4300 Forest Park bL “ree Motor Coro.. ge et @anéy cendition | bile C omo- | dition; price = Sess good con ROOM—@mall private family has fe | ot 7 - 4 29 Olive. fc%) | mar 54. dell 7000. Del- on ie 6 practically new cord | ° ompany All This | Nashville Benton 876J. 6248 | accommodations f first-class | KING’ - 4 *edans | CHEVROLET— Touring =) 2 ae eet: ae i : Week FORD (| peewee ot a gentleman. Lindell | aished ‘bedroom. "= “4°. ‘ For Sale. number of tearing ng ears: we have a gain at the nd is an exceptional bar- | In IRD BODIES AND Cc | BOCES — Front. Tn (4) Eina’s bedroom. « — ss | chanical janditien and good tubber can be AUTOMOBILE x gt = oo. MORE P vestigate and com th f le ~~ styies of overhauled ABS a. muitable for I oe hot-water heat. ~ HIGHWAY —* Ss model -o. t very cheap: vrices A x mn Sundays wr we st. are | truc bodies f : and | 293. 2 gentlemen. Lizdell thin: : , ie62) | vow ards: terms if range from $6: and evenings. (c62) || with oth p e ollowin | new ; : $2 or Ford chassis; look | “eae. 1921: a real = tor Corp “4300 desired. Orth wets Mo- iy er cars 13 £ valu wy : $25 and — Also touring. ook lke | KING'S HIG . Bf | SS cumvmocers—4. 1833 —— a a en way G | di ~g@ © ndmade ‘oak truck bed! =gd DIVISION. 4006.,—3 aaa aeckly races; tub and .. SAS down: rade nm: repainted, like new. =| ga cantant eondition a and ex- ' almost one gets it: besutiful 1970 > war | any styie truck, cab bod) sample floor | housekeeving- very destrable light CLEDE. F a " S00dk ist ae a ee ta — balance month up; $70 ~~ a It's new car: owner bought hg. img; an ane | requires. Fords or bodies your business —~““" 2 and 5 ay reasonable. Call be-) — ——* beard opt T—2800 Loc runaing we- a | shape: cheap; yr ad ee Saont FLINT MOTOR CAR CO. takes + arch $700, but today only —F | att, @ss rs fe ~ a BODY Co ioe a. in, trade. | bOCC Ee Z12 Tae ane aE > LACLEDE. Ja — varhs. . aay. $4 | Na. = Jefferson ‘mate > terme “~ Ss LEM “MO “3 ss | * e City Hall. ‘. st.. eekiv rates: tub day keeping and ar... i af FORD—Sedas. —— (c50x) 4720 Deimar. (c53x) peg aren co.. 1035 N. Grand 7-P OOK AND RUN LIKE NEW (cS) MORGAN, 34343 ont Seer Set } | Tooms. - - Borel ee connect = eel — the r- all extras: looks Y A sil cy } sacrifice $175. B r quick snie wil a electri eeving. a | LINDELL, = - jarge lobby. running wa | Se Wve eee | ce eae, Sat cover =~ brnegrers y i) competition. terms . Pak oe below | 1999 7 fi a , --$ 850.00 || FORD CH yee = Pose ts | Ses a a ae cone mae ‘hone: a | Tea) GE (SO) | pair bills: yo tic — © evenings . pen Sund -—_ é-Fasse . Sapecbin eves > 00 boo cece | jobs. Riefii >; some start PINE =) rage. Lindel? 2 BO 209 N. Grand: . “Einael Al condition throu free. because we need. Too! ally get the car) WILSON MOTO tal | nger Tourin $1200.00 | Jefferson. Open 3 Ford Dealers. 2501 §.| ,boUsekeepin BL.. 3515 — Clean, warm “cPHERSON, —_ 150 up: terms. (¢8) | : 7 1 sisew chout. | De m. R CAR CO. 292 19 - Re esce unday a g reoms, running - 4917— erms. (¢8)| $ poe ‘ ~nige pe pe em . u ©2971 Loc 9°0) -P eereeeeee * nd erenings i ; sleepi water; oom for - 2 | Me wuss 5:30 and EN” sabe aig. wep S. $98 | eo ~—~ah ‘-Fassenger T ; oeeeeeeee-- $1600 00 cS) | ng room; adults. also or 1 or 2; fL — $338 Bartuaer — nn (2) i Gigebe) aubexon: 100 | JEWETT 6—Tour (c3) iy » pat — ouring. Ke . Ti (4y | Mc ‘PHERSON, 4516 a. wn. birds. trees, | EA extras: ar miles: | St udeba ker nn 125 tras; very c? cree, _— iat ® moce. has €i- 1923 (-Passenge T : “sere eeeenwneeeeeeeeeee $1000 00 TIR = For Sale ! North o~OmMmMat® voung Tam ; , _ ' A Wroming: ror $150 less. | SE = I3x4. 35x4 cords, 313.73 - oS eS. $4.50. Lin- | McPHERSON. 4167 Park: Olive-University car. | 9% ized Ford | nt =: at JEWETT—Standard touri (ce2) | | a an, latest mode! MUNICIPAD Ten used tires. $2 u 73; ' Koss TH: 4413— (cd) | room, ‘kitchenet —_ (Two | employed couple : jaaiient home coaking: reasonable. | | ELECTRIC 38S savin Tams: | rus S s ar - : ene. ?, | Se."tiled: Cit Bail Tire Co. ap: mall “or- | | can ee ie : INDERMERE HOTEL | st 400 Chest- Northwest — | —_ | GaRri TELD_ 5080—3a-flo | McPHERSON. 41 a Pith pring en By ye — or -floer room and board} ,)°™ light Ph > = 7000 Ww Die. . t > U2: tabie_ ene Cahbanvy 4470 (c@) erL PLAZA HOTEL (c4) to realize this Tare har gain. 3438 s. 2 or 3 adults. F orest /: ‘ ams AND EUROPEAN PLAN. t moderate le Ss) SZ] ¥) 4) 8) OF om oP) this is 1931 — shape: co oy Redan (9) CLEVE ~S 2 _Grand Grand 812 arene Ty good cond!* LEN ELAND— Sunday. | Fen and 8120. Open Su e the room. Gals" De Dawier, _ $200: lent LAND Touring $500" Ta: : @xcel- | z wet re port, demonstrator: ey (c2) Late Model ‘ee? : must sell: price $250. ~met Fag city: seen to gy car guarantee: oe 400 ' eee eeeeeeeeees ; a s ne —_ = “ee eeeeeeneeeees -=-_ : ct : enw FOR De— Seda ~ 10 to select % | dark biue: 4 new Hoed shop. repainted Sun- | on, (-Passengser T - 9875.00 |! s495- PY ondiustments. pars | | CLAXTON. 4524—Sleeni cao $1 18 iGondition: ) “A ss motometer, Al te — Bang wind Look! ook 7 | 1920 Studebaker. P ligt own, trade ~ ~ N ~ stock ft . " mplete | A—wN erences: prir ' touring roa mu mode! ; ee ee - =: a of rims for ; ew! ate. rd deniers. 2313 A + — a * 1 In —o Touring 5-passen ie | OPEN EVENING maGLENN TR gh oy wheels repaired. i= eaten er Set i ge ye rt; . oy in . ; - i ’ * late models, $2725 _ up. 6 | ee cond pom: x aera, ew wale: a KUHS.BLIC K. 3 cheap ‘cme. ee | | & 22.06 GRAND AND PINE. . Oras) | a — Room for light —s a i 2838 ; rew tires, terms ream $185 ceen : — 101 Ol ve. © ; ; 7 Cc ’ y 1831R. MARYLAN q 2501 etc. Riefling. | ¢ .__ 1650 S. Jette wn; trade or MAX WELL—Tour pen evenings. Wi (®) , CALIFORN 7 | A gee ee = im | S. Jefferson. “eo ns —7-passenger ae —_er ; nae $85 $25 aa ~~ quick sale S NNO oO} © \|l Lrwor Fops For Sale __. family: na ae ~~ 8 3; im pri- Gunthes aaa acd ho AL | first-class, renickeied; mechanibally MAXWEL — 70 Ridge ‘ss ete! am | OUSINE TOP—7 ft 5 'CALIFORN an i running mot -. cord tire equipment: paint like new; | f i Tourir ng | housstnnaiines — a AR | : 1 FORD | SEDAN—1971 | Oe shape 3438 wenter top. in ex: MARMON 19299 4-PASS l= | OOMS and BO 64 _—. $3 week; boa ~Reom: ail conve- | 5,75 ern: teleg 7325 — Os bet Dessibic eden ——s guaranteed: every | Don __Open Sunday. rand. Grane SPEE = ASS. RD cOMPT “a P Ee. _ $431 —Light . rooms. sun he pine = “a . S a - ; pions . : re cas tee sae | Se ed ea DSTER i}. 6 MPTON, 3053 §—Figaangt om and | = Thou Atcha Sa Pee is Sate de = - ~~ “he re “ig soos | 4 tit im eur —— , ra . a li c » : —_— 1923 a Locust. _(e58) ee Grand 7470. 12S G@. Rueee Bes | titel green: fees eter aon agg Snel em Sh Solid aogie. 25c ii ” SoMPTON isas 3 Riverside 1140W' 3) — BL. 5083 ——- Southwest = | DODGE —Goo (3) = green: four n n a so OotSs ooms lime, daily or S§ 1925 s.— (3) | ater: co ra | HA Y NES dueiedes’ es _touring “a ee aged two extra Png Gustea cora | When Y ware” Country Wanted, | ovele commutes, a. * eousle or 3 Large room and bosrid PAGE. arene a Sup S115A—5 rooms and DE epenger. gaty s sttbetr uscd bv Went Pacific, FR TB ag + one price; 127 rear ll nang wa eB gg Fegge oe | wh ahlem tells you its a 132 os. 36c Sun.- dis: --4, ~*~ ime | Gon esposure. young peopie; east and _ Susiness 383 PF ge im ig strictly modern, ae =~ $75. ai : Ray Story months: brand | = -—— res, after + . have s car s trunk. We very AP en Yahlem tells yo 3 model. rou can @ or Out-of- town. agate. 30 a y. s5e a a 3606—Apnt (3) | ———— it & = (e¢) | Do ter cuarantee. ie DOK BROT >) ~ of this type for m in u its a reb epend o - @eplay ie daiiy. S5c ed, with Apt. E- ~~. nicely fur- | 3 : ws Tm. a & cas”. | — ~*~ BROTHER — in and . [or sale. C Eg. A ured e uilt car, hea , n that. Dise . . Soc dai! 1) gent’ commecting ba eiy tur- | . Sur reeorm. breakfast ' c unday and eve-| ran S—i1973 1 ~ : mspect it ¢t some i car is he will COURTS. per : y. oec YS, ae eman: privat th for refi four doo . Motor Car Co.. 2971 Locust. | Whee bese at of ie ee: surprised at the today. You will be We realiz only as good as the d guarantee it in writ- lc; 7 times, 2c: lime: Agate—S$ times | DILL ON. vate foeey: fined | ___ so. rs from Kings highway: | xD—i at { becis, Johnson lock and J. 'S. shock Sec, Rave on it. MORE AUTOMOBILE ai ee ee ee Oe ealer you buy it from. ST 4 a oe weping, kitchenette ot eGo FL a : ; touring oe pape aoe? Gar — ae the arty yw yo oO.. MARIE DI ~ OMOSIL. LE | 4 “Mak 00.00 or $2.000.00 is what you are after. wheth daily 2c, Sun. 5c- 30 tt Ie; 7 times, J itchenette. $6; sui _ ae 4 : OVERLA erms. I805 R | and Dotees em ge erms. Trade Ford Loc ss. ¢€ . ~ in si , er yo su imes, daily, Jc, J ROO Ww ‘ ps a — — (c) | yy ie > n Sundays (ill wx Fords pen Sund=urs ana ~~ Hs coeg sana a Boagascing customer and « poate: you un. Sc. ‘zaps. ~$333-—Sieep rs _— — est Me | $65 cow ew; new TE MOTOR CO... ING. | oz) oe ° yo eae fast frier rooms ar week ee ee eee = | —Eight light rooms, over | OvER nineree J44 Juniata | 3041-43 Locust bd! —_ 7 ae = bss4 DIimar? — know that we own = end is the aim of this —— Ooms WITH 20i120—CITY | F2AD. 425 hea: . ROOM—H . Sorthwest corner eee 5 4 — aa —— late mode er DODGE TOU RIN Maxwel! Almost ¢ mechani ? _ it is in charge of a: & $50,000.00 Service Statio my BOARD—Children t = 30. Grand ae fromt room. 3 car hue closets: with e ket mam 2 —— srvice. D—+Sedan. ; -_ - ase il A n — } + “ t o - : ' z 73 i’ 7 euinrnee litle vow: res 80 "bet cent. ex. ote a. 328 tion: $65: aleo 275 NG tor rst one todar gots th ri en Away Yahle -_ oo are there to give pty with a corps of diliemiia BOO M _—— =; care. Forest 38290, = FURNISHED +o 5906R. (c@) i will - ' ‘ OS int. Life — x. condition a ‘Cc? MO “48 | SPy 1923 Che o . + Os 0.00 Ww a a seas > ARI im = ; ~ = rt : iz Ww ° = upe TF ee 5 +? — vrol 000 illw . . $695.00 on malcuint roo LAF ETT - _ — i =. 2050: many othera, $200. m5 Bomont 3150 tires. “Phone Cabany 13330 Touring. ON OR 7 |. 4 = ¢ mules, — Knight Sedan: $1700 ear une toe “exceptions | | \PAYETTE. 2150 — Housekeeping ie ROO V—Desirable: fe | eet eae 34 floor north. HE i id — > . _ . >I tee s9e - ee RNR te eer ety = s2. : : t s. 0H ° it = pais faxwell Sport Cc : $4 56 909 beard: ai! eee 4328 N. a Room and | j water. gas. elect ith kitchen, housek eepin ’ . BE. 33°97 3 6) * « = ng 4 ~ Locust or Ss poings VY “—~ oniv #625 eniences: for priv ric. bath &. a ’ ~oms unfurnished: nig t Sedan race + 498 ine a5 ~deun. | VASH—192 , (eS ES arr @-=) an elie Coupe, beautiful 4- - - 8820.00 ———— aie. Tower Grove oo Sheng furnished; +A» D urnished, apartments: $80. © = : one we ever offered to FORD —Touring — : ; j > et de $441 Junaat ike new: $25 in me Ne x = “*e+@e 20.00 s 1675 5: $a rif — _ 4- pass., ° ost ‘ South NICHOLSON PL... 170 - ut®. ste: 7 oa ME ee } are very erarce, SS ee | FORD Toa on? a $300. Loo! i N (cP Jo w Nash Coach, cost $1450.00, erifice for.....; $550.00 || HARTFORD ) eeping room, first pe... _—srent, ‘warn | vemfences for , “tien beat. jaa apartment. | — - car ‘ . . Fe wa _ ‘os = > iS Of er 5 351 ‘ " agra = ase, . é t eat tor this st once: at soOY; act quick - RD—Touring. — c) KX e ware rdan Sport a0 ' sa rifix se fo hot-w 30 LO— Beautiful front : writ. throughoct jan. service. MO : will surely / See 362 \ - 1917: good condit! _— ie 4 Ww i ash Seenh ln g. cost $1 , r $°: 59.00 - ster heat: quiet: a t rocm., NINTH ay ) Cc. ad Lou aang Siew « ° aan, terma or trade. be sold by Satur- | Fx N._lith st ondition; $75.{ ,,...e°y deact : Stephens Sport 6; L600. 00, sacrific = quiet: modern. Dreakfast ee a ? KE7 HAM. 206 Internatio@al | PA : _ .AHLEM “MOTOR Co.. FORD—1921 tour? \little and n ‘Sul lteht 6 touring. u , ; a dregm; do ‘* 65’ e for $650.00 | OREGON. sexeeping.__ rooms for light VERNON, 539 * Bide Ove 1010 PA 1035 N. Grand. | ete: $45 an touring: like new; inom nest SAAR cae uene,, Weed Very Ford Co ' easy; a $1700.0 ee 1715—-Room and PARK. 3015 we 1—Rom for 7 i (c4) t W | FORD wn: trade. 344] Juniara ies) | oy F> cost $1675: with « r 7%. _miles an ox upe De Luxe; 1923: ear for.o a= | | quiet and respectab! ~ board: nice, {| Yall cx .A—Hail reom in : , ee : gga ! 3 LLYS-KNIGHT > ier i. 83 a ne. 1970, $50 do wnieta. (C7) ~ , ad ~ $900 saved. Who = 5 takes 1) Fords .j.. fer i39l5; cost $825.00: saerifi niy $585.00 ||' tee ag beds : Semmet iii - ftromt room PENNSY!1 a ‘Grand T3521, at _Cabany 1572W. : | janitor service; Al ria only slightly oar en ster. Onen aed arene: Y.- 7 XE comes first 5 Chevrolets eeeeecee-$ 75.00 Up T Dodece — eriiice, $575.00 — ie in city. Call Grand Siow toa for sae ae. 3144—2 furnished roo : | Waseem UNGTOS BL... —— = = = “eet used —, our __———— ; : se eeeeees 75.00 Tr ocges .. ‘ aI SSELL. 420: ( usekeening: zir! ms | urnis ' pen Sundar a anc is T Dp youn aquue rge roc™ for t oo MS—3 unfurn a.7TSs . room. sl compieted Nov. 1 7. heat at very price for van G ss _rerme. > eg 2 cord tires- oa power and > cord tires: for - 10 0 U SED C ete eeeeeces 100 7 Up : g couple. Grand 2647™. wo, with | _tetlet. $25: —e ay zas, electric, | WASHINGTON Bi BL... a ~ B line 3}- Phinre ; * block west “= - pay. Open Sunday and even | bighway. Grand 7470. 2268 Ef Mines gene iding there is none bet- | ords ~9 33) ARS ‘ ROOM—Ge _ x ¢-219, P.-D. ae | SGTON EL... 6015. 3) ) mm MOTOR CAR CO evenings. | FORDS! FOr — Ne th mas KUHS-BUIC “63101 Of — ii . to ¢ ad laecs— Roadster So | adults: mt; hot-water heat; Co | WASHINGTON — a 6 rooms og Hn fl. just com- | 97 ~ 3021 Loven. Sters. 392 ES: FORDS — Toue *. es 3101 Olive. Open evenings erms: $50.00, $75.00. $100.0 rs, To urings, Coupe Ta uthwest = owner's. Grand = car; necting Bk... i Ge ~ a gun foom: ? | @¥ ‘c3) | Lecust st -s=-sl: $85 a haan read- r ——F puri nz > ino Sa ena te ,UU.UU, $200. D0 S and & a AW OOM—Ne : OM—Frent: f week) reoms for - w' shower, 7 clies- a ; “Own ; 70 ~ e 20. li — aaer ! —— fel) new tires; seat covers; pract: ——— rucks F | ° ° oatd: lady employ > rful fromt room! rage : steam heat: also — SHINGTON BL. @ — ; rice. N. PELLIG ) nal “pam: | ede 2 $125 t CADILI a real Ddargain. —— s For Sale oo daughter emp! ec or mother RUS — two second. = 814 Pin : end extras: : excellent tires al! | evenings. . oss . Vandevrent “> n. ILLAC EXCHAN | F* IRD—C cal trian TDERB ALS ploy ea. Cabany 7683 and USSELL. 3644—C'can. >. iin a a front: “tae AP — ~ st. Grand. > 8 bargain. saan a. FORD: — pi en | 30LS Locust. GE CAR DEP? €. per week. — a. ar down varmen: an — KER—Like new. “ - BERT. 918—Neatiy : 683R. nished room; owenr quiet. nicely fur- INGTON PARTWENTS FOR RENT. ED Grand §120 : s DS—T RT) Bor = jeftt ents nt rea! $750 fith or furateh heat. enr's ho WASHI av SvICK—1923. 4-pan Open Sunday. (eZ), ,,°.*: "aed aoe T) | REC—Touring, like new, $95 omont 3080. RCC —~_, = SS Swe. 600) Locust st = Columbia Distribu down. | SARTME without ~ board = = hetwnnee | wasus. sume ae — covers and Bg anne. Ma touring: seat ere ne ee ee: & Gumetarenl | __5570 Ridge. ew, $95 cash takes | an | 3% — th a ai : Koscngoun any ARTMER 5533—R Reem and hear SHAW. 3800—Lovely, pies: | comin, ee _ mini ao. a baths with . rs spare tire: 0 geod buy tm | Soe SOL ‘a on -| —_STUDEBARER SPECTALS Kee (3) | See Foster. 1515 N. Grand. te8) 61) | oniy. Forest 82343) NEP: gentlemen covery convenience: ‘reasonable. Grand | WASHINGTON 4] rment_rente 208 to $1 BUI | SORD—Tour! ; n_evenines. Several special 6 he — cS) | | LU 1; CA ——— | SHENAN rand; ni St HAN. T21 Ches Bel CK. 3101 Olive. Open even! on nod ~ 1919: bas demountable — sun bargain: aoa — 1 models: ! Au sed Fo rds ; aine. enn 502 29—RBoard fer one (cl ' EN AROCaM, 3934 - ' ae ae for hes" nut. (a3) BUICK LIG Tooent ot Mendenhall. Ford _ condition un ays. ms.. Open nichts Ofmscell For Sale : - at CATES — yed; Hodiamont car. or = keeping third ge nent | with twe > adcuits. . Apartment Sub-I ee . pen ——— n ers, 7515 . aRS AL, 3418 lac . - sce lan 4 , ; : Ceaut - uBe- | hea ote 4 _— ° HT a | ForD— a. “ 192° ~ 3418 Locust st. (c58)| FORD C eous 4 N tua “A | cellent meal tful room f 2. | TWELFTH. a7 t furnished. th. : Ooms: steam heat- ag heat: are . . leaving pele, co n.) 1645 S. Grand Revincgton aieter™ one ~ gp ng. brand. ~ a a, ar ght- and > first S20 mh Fhe 8 hea | in heir t on house is ! —~ eee No i} tinuous hot w - ony reom for two. con- . ee _4194R. er death, Murphy bed. . > on So., | at enamel: Sh tem Pa ge rte. —- Ss ben 135 a i: Ree: nsact money 4 / ater; Soard. F ~ = rent ¢ breakfast —— Touring, 1922 model. ue Sat aie a %-- a spien- | sired Serres: a barea ms: te ay ~y a.l the used Ford ‘mae 20. “however. | DELMAR BL. 9 Sera | CABANNE, 30 toe WESTMINSTER PL... floor aa ee to right b a condition: can be be el; in Rient! I : ioe will eauwtaee careful use ion theta: Yea seen te- in on new c : that we tr | . 544 (3) | ~> SOU | uskeeni a dvthwein. Se wcheas: teras if puicks. Dednen, Fords. Hudsons, 6 others: | ase ._Deimer ee Se cause our iin oe ee ~~ Rib Site AT Neatly furnished sin-| C —* _— a, ation WESTMINSTER — « ; Se - en mr Li "ts be 4el! >) . orD.. 1300 F, a . a’ ei T. > ace : ns. Var iners. : ae LE ,AnmO = x homens hew car. an © ; = re TH the sa) a ~ tamily — Zentiemaz: mont 4 NNE.Q 8132——+" othe | urnished ! PORDS. Doiaes. Chev voor 64. o +t AMS MOTOR CO. 47°9 one - $2." ——)-Dassenger sport tou ee our ah gn we are - oo 3S. - - ates rooms: Pe cine ‘¥ futnished heated | _Lindelt ~ Fae ome for i] Hg ¢ "Ss Hol les. Studebak rote “icka. Hup-| * TZ—T —or senainte® ama a 2. @i oa to uring. lat nai we can sell. and ° the more ' ing Tooma. nismed. 2 light Bou eek. if desired: from $5 WESTSIIN n coupes, > te ers. Marm | wil sacrifi repainted and overkau! — | For mg. late ....... . new ul. and we new || ENRit : use- | CAT iiNSTER t ei\ Da 2 Siw mag we are meee’ tae You gain. be- || —S0ut® Sern —— N.—Niceiy furnish CATES. 5101—Front roe Paratehed front f ranc: LA’ cenit atte: ee orm aw bl de By Bane Rell ge: Gh gece ne, 5-passen- ry My —_ uring. condt. - Our . -$150) nam She ladiviGual a oof wee care EVANS. 3a: joking: private home. "3) g480R. St weekly; ama; coutinuoun. hot RIE E os. ging from 2 to 5 room _ Gea re 93) - term, Mendenha ~- KUHS-BU CK. = ail 78 ask terme On : TIME TO —— UCPLICATE? . —- ES THAT ¥ - o at a used car is bean ; we allow _in turn! ae houseaeepi (3) } = x. . Forest i WEST) INSTER - “ =x | FOR tees — Saee_s nai Fe a 3101 _ Olive. Open evenings. | CRC SARRYING - 3811. ORBITANT Fe m oumy Weel Besa a trom S25" > Seen _— ed rooms; $8 week Lindell | | CATES. _Si16—Larae 24 flee | —— eau Macy, with tile bath and! «= : whee & ae - e model. w — —_—— ———— --- ad 1 FINNEY ad us. ~ae “ord CAP Durch . al + LIAN, > ” - | le : owner’ ~— 5 front | te family. Forest i S ‘ +e aie a | yt dene: } and evenings. ae to suit Geen Seen, GOOD WILL WITH . YocR 1YZ% Tener - a real bargain. — LINDELL. > i — rs, , ooes Furnish *) ne PINE m xHT ToL RIN: = 3 i Ww E OFFER ONLY = LAT Is WHY ‘wes ft Tou IT.: used on as a2 new one. $25 ' — DELL Bis ‘ oe’ 3. (4) | ; _ sleeping BL.. 5723—Housek ~. tee) ees ‘saree Bhan BL... te yo . on “ asi wander, .. nes Open Sunday d orcad ‘ and refin tizh wr = THOSE USE , iv vl Tou - uly four mon — : steam neat 2a —Motern > : rooms, $3 and eeping ae | WEST PIN Moor = r on premises ‘e61 rush, ori “ For and ev sight or omtick sale: ed: 19290 “models: | E CAN GUARANTE SED CARS IvZl To ar-mg; very fine ths. sump 0 | ter: ~6Dearz . roem: cont: furnished, | DELMAR BI.. 4 uD. PINE BI = \ ) — KOENIG MOTOR co " | ne 1831. tourtng patter (cB) ‘Ss an ad Sundays, easy terms: open YOU BUY WILL LEE. THE CAR Lav Teurdee: excellent i eerees isu | McPHERSON. N. 447 net “| __ @leetric. $3 a 21S—Sieeping : bal cds RM FL 288 | time ; cash or and de ERSAL. 3418 Lscust MONEY Yo LL Be WORTH TH 1¥Z3 Rumabor > str. amd dem.: ; Iso |, 3 baths, 4—Roem for )} | DELMAR Bi... 3 | wce ; Heat " IN terms. s You Pay > E ; at good. I tome young - 50ao—e: ii ww arette. : iT MOTOR c "AR CO. t .. {c58) IN ae is AY. AND THE MANN LlyZ Chassis - : new Guitvery box. . a :} cooking: all con Mazi. ae twin | seeming room, nicely — partment Ft 4770 ——,~ . i rucks For Sale , alee EF CLFILL OUR G NER I \ . very good. 2 | MAPLE. 51 T7——2 ce DE oTence &.30 Single room. mm L Beat. fantter service. bet _ Ri Fearne. 9250: Word coupe, ease | FORD—Truck. l-ton: stake body: bargain. oT | oe ‘aan [BERT-GRAVES MOT i} | >on = gentlemen a res 4185 —Sieeping | Rat ee . coupe. £350. Y DaY™ents R! ° v D AGE. 4522 Gern. ail con in quiet room fi * 7 rooms. = Ford tour . $75: Ford Ss; FORD Riefling’s. 2 dargain [P OR ~~—Sviend vemicnces. | _water. . Continucus — aaa Font poate ~~ sal Fo- Bn, 25: | io ton qirucks, $150 2315 Olive ic5i | a sedan .... | COMPAN Y. Ine. | pith board: Svlendidly “furnished roem | DELMAR hot West Pine: 7 reoma 2 bathe. ; a? Ded > s be Dedge tourine ston: 747 . 1183 s. itine’s = ;rinharmn- ige cabriolet ...... .3 495 ‘4 Authorized Ford Dea! || RAYMONEI eals; hot water: fe ing —¥ 4557a—2 & ‘S) | Kiegs>hu-~ ~ : an ideal aa a ro tired ae 1921 movie! 3475 ee: Nash FORDS—i5 ‘on track ” r= | Buick ee Ae aot a , Manchester ors ' 2g $1S0-—Beautifuily Parad 732W. n heat; reasonabie. For | Ea ae 3m ro service . = ” + 4. > urn Bent: , trucks: «| —— ring ecces " | garage . shed - : - 3102 Baby on. oo bape 4 Si) — up; trade; macnn a trom Cakiand oS peppoeienge ome Sa King’s Highway SS a. served nicely: | DELMAR BL.. 5742 (c#) fone For 7 “cute T rooms and bath. ail we Olive. Open evenings. | truck, STO0- x 921. $200: Ford oneton FORD—3 b> S. Jeffear- «> = Grand 7 ulevard | RAYMOND. 5237—Room {cS | Be ae oredr barium ere ot 3 ) Clemen } 7 touring, 6 tires: mobile tourtng. ror, 1%-ton. $400: fren, RD—3 brand-new tai tak Gardner touring ____ cocee GS a 7620, 7659 ‘| 3 gentiemen; hot-w nd board for 1 er ly; reasonable t room in ~~ A fom. | fer 2A— Three *. @ rooms and date. ’ ; of cond! s. good paint. | Pert te . medel. $475 x upyp- styles: we ton trucks: ~~ in ae =| | hl i: Delmar ; @mces: garage. ater ‘bene: ail or DELMAR. TT: ‘=~ ree rooms; , ’ Deima- tien; seat oo + uring. $4 25; National &. '; wery cheap; ¢ atfferent H haeton . 5D 16390 . | Hodtamo convent- 57LLA—Sp (s®) | —-—— nar S rooma, Ros - vers, | _trade, | 2315 8 Winters, ». Jeff erson. trade; terms eno a a. “7 ; nt car as room efTic: lendid!y furn ; nn ‘ve . Goan sun ocoar'or - Broadway. om | ny . Soe Wills-3: c usine .+.... 5 Acces ' ) —__._.*? ’ ~~y Without kit joo 1. | COZENS. : © Weeteare @ il 921 FY c6z) * ——Light tr ___{cS8e) || The F t. Claire phseton... Iss —. Sories, Parts_-|F tem rent a rooms. bath. ses; See ~ a »RD TOURING, $165 . 315 Orne Dede: StS cont ptemount- and will yr will seat 5 btm | acto Camp —For Sale ROOMS AN ‘= 5 rooma. sun darter ant 1: bere + holstery. 7 ome Te moter: good “mc gp ve own: Riefline’= your family + mca om fort ne ny bede, tabie. TR — Pens y cqntpeed: : aduits tn x - May aan | = 580 “ : ' -* oi ** Yn on cS) Th @ inter - chea D | de : F a "alt oases ran GSE BE Hehe | BESS PO we etn “OSes SB) | ap Pelee ts aa deat —— Soi eaneet | tence S088 Peaking pore Sia TS | oii! cae me Se Sa Sars | torme terms. a? 4 Su | Brtdere. or trade 4243 W i rans twe ear, for a physician J-passenger patie ERIES—$5 ap- a IM—in flat: pri crest 2213. (5) | _veniences coume oF —~ room, | WOODLAN es — wo MOTOR Co. | PORDS — Natura, or family of || Chestnut = Oren parts for ell hat — voung tad 2. with a oun | EASTON. Saeae eee ell_con- | _roome ooo eee a } Jandel. 5 come STR be ruc " ; The Dodge ae SE. ings. 4 _ s Fores ._ * 7: & " e ; oe lMehe oe Olive, (ca)| ond Sanel Seen Getiverr. open Gardner aft Sn, aand. G || FORD Pa oman, 1415 | ROOM—wW at _3150e, two 2 large modern }: terors. tal or ¢ (ec) (c2)} Cabany . monthiy eninan ems. 2315 sae. The we taxi Auto Bod ae font ree ECCLID, i0s 3884L_ ms (cd PORD—Tracks. Sy | with ite Wite-S. Ciatre. a 5 SODI=S—_3 les For Sate an = beard. pa rooms, 5.—Two a. new and * and i-ton a ness ia ¢ attract! veness passenger bo ay ais ccc 4... WATERMAN. nings. bot water: very on ayn nny nave s - mw etprees ade ae coal he last worl in —_ sta uncn- s. a a Peris AE aepeesiin, pil coach emplored. * 2as8 a — For 3 yeuns (2) EVANS. 4420A—One >: onl] eve- TATE MOTOR . *? * ry COME a to vou of Pony —— 4 car (irore av 13. Showroom, TE et Ce Ww ESTMIN tr and Union care (5: room. unfurnished, larwe = Cask ee! THESE Cars CABS—Por a.) kinds oer! wet gente pom en Soe | CV ANA OEE or two furnished. Slo | e—? . e nds of ———= | wes &: reasonable ences, | 4527 | MeNIEC erm. very cheap. G13 Case trucks: «iosine ot | WEST PIXE ble ; emeel. keeping oa go 7 a -HILL COUPE BODTES- -3{~ BL. 4252— _ *#) | sduits enty ; Cenvrentences yeneubebie: t Si MOTO Dt Ford. used: caah cut 6 eae Roem and — — : - SY Deimar co. Dewns Auto Coa. used: cash —— renilemen: Strictly modern. board | FOREST Pp “ Evenings and — DELIVERY BODY : valine: Z eo and ARE > ap 8 td VERY oT. : . for l-ton BOD Y¥—Tap.: —— ' a3 Gass. i-ton: good as 4

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; * ih. eee “Tan. pis t f of rr te : 3 7” a : | n. . AY wr th oo of 23 ; | reasonable, : — ii : 28. — 103— =For WANT po a Toeom: Call Washin gentie ED = ~ a) hati A ; . Weel ~- man; separate oer iat y range, Euc ce, . par ~4 > ~ eli 8 wid. beet“. commana: AP ere , owt —— fal {w? A . ane RY A. x 3 wolentn 2: ono “ youns | RTM ERE - a. sek ) w 2346. ady ETS: e ENT | ! 7? AY wd — Yo weal wishes URNIS F DO 7 Y. m; — meals; PER I OR eraploved peg pe oom escent Samad Boot Ns. 8 o 6 ay 234 pcre wants rr HING =" ST ey, K room. single as m wants to | side” Bi Wiest , ae © or HOT " meals: | beds. aa fu 544 reeset , E | ao Pnone t i ELS . | oe eae mish (lier D HO R ee a7 la = i subi udin y, 8 ed, ne Ww unfurnisl : kly peust—C = . $105 si e new! Apa Eu | sh Les lea twee.’ ins yd rtme: Lt vod . lean. ya _Parior, tw : 7 ee: = 104; | ~ b ou! lin or nt. BF S A—Deaire ; also . gpower 20 = and art > fi FLAT 5. See = - ates. — te a oe NT " no a - __McMenamy tiemen irabi ths. oa r ower oi7-2 NEV 8 F — nage elect dor or enna Cen R RE E , en pat; ble ; 1 da mnin (oR) 3935 21 } , P Oo nager. ectrt r my, a tr NT ~ fu -—E y. $4 wa- 4004 N Miami. FOR At t. _(c4) 136 —— > couple w2, sturniabed. d 4 week te chigualt Ts F RE re. | INGTOS ee 308 XN iphone ble rd o ase was | 2 «Ok an) av. FO! NT c4) | AR Ne Gren — een! neal fc8) DOUGHERT pte. hi Toms: i ~af ape N “Grena. T e; Nicely ~ ike R017 aa bathe: ae 360." gf ne orth ee esis H 7 Lindel a eat i. a ths: | HE tile b me -_ |" iN. 53! we $40 os rx = I. Forest at ati 2 | BRAN EHAN th rejora “il dwoet ase S O ; ays a1. ating ) aking | Pine 453 attractive | few. TNE Ce 21 decoi #5 —— floors, 5- ST? 2: business ; large low 8! —Cente! tive | tiles; ered ; ™ &@ nt Gholi 0 ohmeyer. A er Ry ine 16—2 ent | lobby : —Centere a te 5) \G TF acne no saslecttic, gas ral eae’ GRAND 4h" More = Been, j nan: ' men runn rate e |. 80 GOV Goes ric ae nBeM. 86. ounte, ‘Open. +e ey ORSYTE BUN ns. Ad | ple “Steam ; Pa Pw og v7 aa adie: € _Aduits_oniy iD. ; LFER Ep : » 4a aw, © — west - ay | _Bei of “build” ANS, E _Satly 8c, 8c. y ec. s times, ' n —— blocks » Saree pers ao. GALO v ; . } ___ fe) ! — : Bun c e , 13930 wentlemes oy 9 Sinbge ot aes 4 ON o00—Fi a hes floor: | BARTME = ‘room ni | ae . ESTIM — i | = ction. s reanees Led Ws A ertise . e men: fam - e D : ra : : r : we r nit- iit a. oe mei tote - Lind vate car. SAPFITT Nastia 5 aby sawey! id sae 67 Ww en an | R = vor or Se Ee | be~ oe A Mm : $10,000 close lot BU: For Sale co and ‘ i533 Co ly me bea el! (c8 ect nt ath r n __fe4 _M ot- 7 est ck ~-— mca ta07 EH u . ET K : a map Vv t UN TT u ON ogy , -| ope 11h. i. F ee | room. wet ag IF E — P Ri‘ On — I omen | Oh oa . ousckee pina: “7% al fully “far NOR eee sf | _terred R BL. 6 Bunga) Roe ——— Elm. “on aad DING ee “2) coppe amen AGES) conui ; Di a RTH indell + aoe rence ee et red locat sar alow, 08 wan xeT id rk. Call SONGAl ER = te -| block | Ata we F nuvi 4438 na: ene m1 MERE nea NORTH MARK eee FOUN Tocation. 6727—Part new, & NS & ATE ings | BOS eR REALT brick, 1045 Or — LATS, need. u — m ec - les 6 | T n u A o r > i a °o N an t ; _ cs pirniaed owe Be ih a8 E HOTEL 7 ire: edule! porches" wiy RING: $1: Enda nace ee CARDS _ ool Srna brick: on 800, sa eae — . | APART “wa rive tH . pie. atmos m ASHI i owte. 5—4- Ly b sSLA O° a or od hings: (2) — Catt Gaba RE ——— ae 'p aaron | se)! . 7259 ash, | v r: b dou ie: “POome ay ew Lal now 4 te hon sphe ere! SH 36 oe: aaa f ath N ope E ya lea s 1 ny AL al es RIC on o~ e canines M R ar ble t fe noma TS, — % tT . ont B ro et | BOD dD, n zle ft s 1- 6: TY Ce b amemen ither = - an Ow ga £ ae ~- — te » ” fite:” wo large. family L seria fr — furnace 407 =. om flat. tes | 99 WwW’. and 1344 Offee 248 9. ae pre- 7 SINC NCE ee aw eatate, =a a71 on property. “ “Ig aaene, ches- bungalow wRMS TO = for $11, er - seautiful : w enema FOR SA “eo ’ — st os "n an {Rk Ww t IAT oil ae aunt roo en BAO g 0 ‘D— Cit 4 oO ce w t 0 | at ur 4. Ves. . Agi, ee He | ND T (od ete r e si | heat ES! - Allg. m h aes r B sing om ity “Lim ne & old: ‘lot tl. 00. |= aoe ieee F LE er. red; ree Tae tient es be | ed: EUR IOT 04) | GA rat K, oom st SH cg ree (DENCE ; larg roc ome; = floo b mbri —IMMI Limit High 72 ie Ba ardw an - ST7 g == a3 am s rosr-pisrarcn Sl priv ront eat. : (Mary excelle \PEA E AR floo 444 5s, bat Bi ane ne om NCE ge om > | the re f ath dge, ION EDI its igh | Vv 65 . 5x n ood -Foo . — END o il us .D , 4256 ate famil: o findell nt food, wor 4 G Sehr” D. 8 rpaduite: $45.-"%n eta, jens, ) ast - $21 Wellsto ‘en ARG mr —Sitaee TH Easy eed ae ATE PO (069) vue av, seats pay | | _ Mara ERNE ca + Apart ScTLoTNe Ww ISPATCH ira, for t4 iy. hesio. mode SR ALDING Ty ea root elec | nn 0. Ss yeti abany | * E st Cambridge. ion ol Woe: od; 4- asEs- | NB. BL a yt rated: — 2 a wood. mena peed, n ment Cs ING— PROP’TY ) ie 43614 he jede cars. bi 6A —Three ro mo Dake =a FuRn: Oren SCHEMEL noah sere: (e3) EALING ase Price $48 sement “room b | BLAK _ oy, fare rice $17.5 heb 2 gohan ats , 52am Cabany’ 4533: West End | — ( ——- h e u m ae , I . - ” W 5 _ rr t ; E n re 7 r A oa ~ ee ae ees a mie | SQRTT AN Won es lasing Setcin ig Ke eet RN C6 Pas REAL HARK On the mse gd ae . lade ear f° oe S eraene Sean ah rY FOR SALE th; A ete TS f iTHL. _furnace, 474: 5 rooms ; fur- r iT] us = rs | ang STA : L £ST TH 708" } ROOM! wner, £130. | UNG AIA 15 Cc e- | Hi 79 Reson S2zz0 al STOR Sistoo ; ho eam lene: ETC x urna sAN e; f = ae U : as, bi ie " legs isk ES oer ‘ Ii ee N R. TE —e ATE 122 me MS, 3 fa th Ww ei nea j 897 11-F Eas RA “40 a are Rp ES in- : t : ar errs poe oe Ts naa feeee ie F bat en RN R. E. alla wy GA 30. | block. att! —. nem weed Maas 0 as wlaree | and lendid. bus North Ce 333A | er; she beg VES ane ar — rooms, 1 need reavire rset Bu on REN ‘ Sees r ny Co, —w rp t 8%) | | BUN satmet RAGE 1045 ‘eaeoeel at —— — es hos floors. a Sin Forest SZ | Mle small Surine FLATS— ces ea gelly | . 7 V o — AT . n G Oo 1 ane ae | ra: & ¥ = asiness RES na t and tse 7 AIDING, KET. sadatieniiiie mode __ Bent VY RE ; Sion ne oy ? = NT PA aT Ht 9 ts I} 317 E sell ve » to o INGALOW! Ov b ogy 8 e~ ~~ be > brick. | Se asia tata t. 5 gle F 7U.(c8 Olive & of ric a cern NO n; ores c fu AY e 51! f nie m rn, ton A J ar » . i? m™ ene R Zs n T aera f ia oe ao tnt —_ Olle a _Da ater | — a ene eee a apge ty. yo 30 ke froi ee — iOFER R room 8s ne | . NGBC 440 -¥, ~. Dereon, ~ A Mg room, wt 6 K. urn Th $47 a © HO HO is ee ae rt — Ww | t hand iTING Ch a 0. Oe ae, Sasns ne tive ¢ see — Bo os + Ane janitor 3° Seine! ust NER—E Nea — F ; larre rooms. r bat A, iture hr 7.50; sel Gert Us U meee 817: ag Be r. 32 een nal NG RE estn esear Wied gr | yg, o e 4551. R¢ $5500. SSIO _ (ef ri* 5 268 | “. BT! nito RRO | |i aide v1 EE patly con & gery ms. On DRO m © 502 e, c ee fu vois, de EW SE cemenaee 73 du un- | S O4 SBE ndle serv RESUL ut. | Lin ner, and an = oe 14 co BIN 9500 ; galo Ne 59) ate and P : °STBSA . = ALL- TRS7 ke “=, rav P ga tinuous vice: al nage ROZDA urna Ream —~ heap, | adult rnace. HO P 7 Ha td. SQ Ww ad urin : OME Ss SRG Ran ice a ULT (c6) RI’ Rr dell roo $35 $4 line: porch.” 1 5 TTAG NSON - ea w: f , oman ioe 6 A ( ‘ STSSA mar S12 att or ar TW ox make ois Chit family ial ce art O'F | ARSE RE ce, ew, - s ¢t Its.(c6: USE milt ~5 A = (cds If -TH Grat the | rea if y ais Pa NGA oh 812 m 20 > t 800: brick my G : 267 't urn McC e t. roon , rh —— Del 12. | 364 ath os sac =o 5. pas siikenae ild if 80 Ms Hemel Fa) | et N A AL ha » 2) a. Wt con roo NT ae | de Ww IN 1d Re 1 en our one LO m 8 Fi. $ k gt: bat Ne Ti ern ace ADY. the bal 4 Send | 6. 4 rit Ki leats }: des! n! lo ’ LL, TY rdw mod pa b pee Ss ms: TE | ne c (; P al eats pri w on Fid 40 |e! 4R ir h. wat rn is . me D aso } r, Y — MI e; ice; ~s reasonable. Ps ad uthwe enc steam CA oo 3: Cc ood er rties HO uy —iP ~ ge D =is es don’ EF NE hor Es ate rice | 2525 7-re s—c d el! a roan te ead es H es. v a oO rath ard -- AM ; fo i s hi ; eR 7 | R la 50 Oo. n, s Us if rs) L. ric ss Pp b nt FFE w a tate | — om n od tv i ect Cr f "wae B) ee ” om b! woo | bh t, . are: ghway. = | ~~ , SLISA a est (2) ens 7 nig 6 LA—str 4006 Chor 4 roon sn anit SE Ww t 7 pa olive Tort _of Al | Sa See oc _ 3M Sidney Oper- i 1; owner. ‘. ee me price $52 — Sy rae — ' (058) ian 3196 es 24 floors othe. yh Od io informat if “ moder TO ; - 21 red 71 Ts ict 101 is ii ‘ ie7TT. —s le. or 71. le . ate y v¥ 8 your kK _ 9%. ¥ mod EF. rect ~ 50 dry: lant Orde | s. A y iat eft . tr rn ion pho urn whea . on oms D Cc h ecor “—6 ad y tn itea ° {0US) 79 $5 ulita . = S 5 xan- Sur t Ov with! flats ap: . we NO ern bric Easton it QQ e- ric aun e™ ES ER. e or ane ie : er eo 5 ; os ar | E™ estn ated. $4! ults. le u. ¢ SE a ble Ray (c no Hi | comes 1r syste ~~ he Pe W PP hoi mF cast po . xuntrs clo iD= secant Oo car pee ee all tleme tse ly four 5— ults 1d nett ut. FY eae rn c3) ap 2)| Yo Olive 7 Life. Ser -ALT — here ~~ by a _ Bento REALT dy co 0 “ak 4052. ance 30,000. * Py perty - Ca t han D north ight | = til B1¢ ran op ari v ozy. 5. PR ’ or w ur-|& u_Ww 62: eB reet. us & L fe an ev ul om wren ALT ttag c> HO -_ } renias mo 55. vea h ra S rary Vesti” da 4% seam hea CO ner r FLAT 4 {B19 Moder chairs, | bu (62) Cou en L itt ma r R Or. F —!} (8 wont who to [Fr —a 62 as o., Lae oe 318 other th 5-room FLATS. meh ay co. © on ea K JUBES— OP ad pone sidence 624 co e- hod ieh-ciaas fats: nap fa an R43 KETC e ier OO bu —$. » ih arn iTS yin c ountr es, t or ent = oO | on OH ty mm ae! euutione hr — e Lin ven | rena ita Ate denary mDRATRIC, 372 ana 7 th, ts: OR a F $29 awn)—T : bey - ar ss | Pro ntral i Laan nd our ti = and —s ae CO. our a ZEIBIG ce me. dat ig at. :S1DE NCE N. aM Nand — (od RESID 10° aft Sing’ Si ee co ’ —Tw ox (N-20, roo ven we ine r. no . ors er 72 er co - a eae t rf Mi N a PO hre } ter | ‘% D 4 240 RR ut. _erty r } 7 « v ns. “es 00 r TI ) "4 h BU gar a re wt d, t or me DEN te L 8; wo comers Es CO at. BR rc rth paras thr heat oN n. $7 rner : ro 5 ' ee T aT oie at e eme IRNE ert BS. f | t ist of WIL Cc for. 0.i1F iUs hs 9 and SH- age: 2720 (J befo res cas KOT CE—: Smit fe). : priv niceis st Dia. BL.. ».. 401 Fors Ooms . | HEN e. ough Mu ew, a iv. flat: - mont 0 i _ FO! S c = (3) = nts; R v y W 8) 4: = (CC SON all W We cs) LAT , i + te elect - 3°00 BU a 60-f Bu r re waidence SREA ay Ay best 4 Ew ated i 4 ~ fore. 5545— . # Dein 2 pes SNRIET out: rphy B-room, ho ont_110% fined R co TC. FL lat ey Ps ant 6- 435 A oe lh ebs: bster| F KO —S$: 9 Cheat ric BULI_® ™M NS. 31 urd ; atte annie N, 5 Pi 3218 220 ated: lewir Nome anaes ap Saar bh, cl ones: ETTAL| ; adult oan —r GA BTS .s LO | ATS s, A ash Bi ed bie "LL-8 LMA rant El er 89 Flan BE * Nort yhestn BULL-SMIT! AGA Ton ¢ $500 (o4) 301 ne st.; * BY mt tw Ant. me. -are bath art " r bj) - | eat: is. WwW ‘ its o hy mod RA aa ok ir te et saw R j te Wt het Sa Gr x. | 4L- sg fra nell 4 Kir 1. ___ (e685) AT ond cash: h ut. sMIT n ei ZIN h C 5000. ? c4) Fi oa P 7? - ~ 7 n be te 8577 eat Ls, - _ (6) nt: arb!) dat S34A4 -- . $s wi g, — cou A sat me ‘ S oe | 43 . ITH, cot LY 84 Woo o.— $$: ym 1801 nN. 3156 | cs) a 4x 9 7 ~ 4 ter LA nut . 1 N. est ce: t : urn _or As - 94 furn: 577... jan! 7 Tro wth Hit? FB re ye h: 7 ' _- ? ae 65 , oo ST Seed ple aide | i ar a ing om nts 31. Bc 729 tag $4500. | i Pp yet 000: 2 .fa N "on N iti xx N Rr 22 Ch ms: 5Ox1 at a ky ° r CHAN nut. " eas em shed path eas 4 or ci eden MPI — pees noder ia 5S nd AB Cal ~ | ai nas © td. — se. aaa Ww S22 ieee le T rop- | 3407 Nee Pa gh ve 8 1+ tr on, arr fia as estn mak a R oon NN Ma s Ro Hlo 4 mpartanes _ pery mod REY. Bag ne. ogy p "* (2 her TABLE: lox _N 5 hy ante Fhe os oe ——aMa— FL 49 Orme. > ener: Ma on arcongadl i's o of EA: +b ING—\ in te yed. floo “J BL artmen unfu' “ | er Y, 3 refer ect sep be «! TO aug > *) Fl of st and e G i. om a INGA stnut x1 ~ ) AT_42 rick ‘arket awa 3-3 725 Vi or nged st Ou fer. N, ath, 119: egg her oor . 61 ns. unfurnis’ 6) HY¥D a meet magn | N56 FO c*) | seri ge aay > pow | garage, Ww ut. Olive 89% AT—A42 ms. HAUS batt aries: Victoria Fa rer 301 o—vA 5. wt 19— is ni R. i—F ce tature ucrul id 17,7, Ww | seri S Pos } roor nd 436 P gare Ww - é ive iD dw USCHL st. vat; om ay or il ix 963 o LC AS 7 "eortnce oa ae gagmect: | fs AvLICL aa Fiat, 6 5 fixtures; va: WASHING sea West RRENT ear wid —s ‘sparen brand 431 rate PAPER 4517 Maser 5583160) ‘eee Sct a tt —_ 13 |y aa eS = | Bastian ge on - 4 es T out om a x: OTs ater 372) roo it te a- | — GT L.. age *] - RB tate ing! ‘put , ne. st « “1 ‘4 ING N ia peemenes se ric n 5 R Cc; 4 ath. v Ss 7 oO n lies: aes ra ul n ¢ fur , 483 oO CHA? jan ‘ apa (7) \ arage thro heat SR cee NG ms, ni i ; $7 ON, eat. sD AT ox rer wr oe - } fro rn } gt AL R. c zen s’ 1] e $ itt. mode . E pric lot e Vv. ¥F FRO liv vesti id con Vv ; bat dou G ut. Ma ash nish 6—2 iive at 1 aaed rtment, iER rough Mu “ea upst: 7. OO o ace | « pro Wd C-2' al doub - orth- P rictly aw 20... 4 mm YSTONE c 900 rict mm 6 ar ' CO. | H 45x lect lor M 0’ ve 22 at eal ter 6 erms. ble in BI Oo ( bea 1010 “206 5 ™“ = sig Tr AME out: urph . — = 8, GA ‘c 2i_—S ’ $7 pert 1.——} 228 5, pri le c —— owner / Tone uy m 4 Cab roon . es BE = off 0; sac 8 am — { i Ah’ xi? i issan F ~ e. R fo 25 RAN s. fla 1] ~ ” LA ss ~ P . re oe — e . . a ; ‘ . >| Cc 6g r Ww )- ho t AL . EITZ. Ch K t f on Pato} >t eas r "9 lovely Inte ice, Mf yt © adu fl , om. fm 2 RAG Cabany team per m Bide y; if = P nae. Bd a ‘c2) tee: rice “right for rooms any 845 is. bat v4 EAI cr Ww gee or |] iG a w av. LON es Ll. $i2 in AY. on ; alte ~— e oe ,1G a, me =} : } : “TY. 70 =: heetie e sy OV P —Saen tnu DI est } ; nab! 107i gas, light, cadiee ‘gory! ratio IRGAD at, | aa Re. OF node: AR ES, _934 m hea ( oe. | VE be.” asone Deaentcer d e ~n— large and o. hice: ax a A vr s00" pe Bae m, E 8c a ey ARK (3) am Origtt co », 49 ae. 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DE > 00. each, 7 F Sa Co. ; for “— ished r 6426 _— oyed. nishe cond! r ger 10— Varr : o-dat ) ACE 0 he W = co ur al 1yer — Ww: e? 1eSe 1] st vorth INV p. ms len ST 1O8 ): nd! AT ity j gur ce, d LMA N Sm Fa L j ce meer For (e682) ; vice; 6 elm roo e __Lin Wa slat canis ANT and oA ote Fg anaes sy | mort STO: Pies Es m am: | OR b17 | aeacter tion ; aa, | — IELIts. ag IF AR 1 Be irfa AT ew -— ouse Tw line, piet oo ng est 7 ye tUss ; 2 rooin ann. ms (4) dell iP ‘mo t le TE KEY you ssi $s: roor Ulive —- - re plier le RIG! : | e co het : pri cely D parle 4 = hi ng , ? 7 VIR n co . 31i—. ; 3ee as c T the 2 1H edl; LAN RP 5 — Po wi os Ww dg. ( s! “a yw — sit s co 5) | FLA’ A. JU @ n fl ot S. RE Riese os did sate iT N Wa we vate merier wore ie xIRGTS ~ Be j sale tee) ww lass he r "1040." 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Sooo ntal Ex CH >| Bre galo " — ort —— Box WEI eat; te 4. 5-8 800. flat; | Se > See vProRT M wt) Th, Sam Lah -NI 7 —" nve ING rs, (e539) eet NP uthw pS Freoe! -room, ffice sp and ting Pin prope orth | ar ore char AN fos | + ah 5 7 - Ce) _ Fore: SH-] tert -5 ‘TO - © te | ee wr. Seg KTUNIT x 0% cd Be ¢ > pm cely N PETI | oo on L., 2 wes —— m. | PE anne” off fo lo’ Pie » $40.00 lock En nge GE bE ‘ax 37 ‘ontr 4-ro x st 1 BERGF root ‘ooms ; all com, Sane ta NIT pa, A be" daily iM 2 {- + Ben wo — PELLU DEV s. O nly. 2029 - st ———_ | PEL 7 nt tee scnthen fi ra {c$) le 119%. Pos 0.04 5? Eenr sing! lw UN ow actit 21-23-25) 3 All. ' GFELD. ns, t - alse ff (c HOU ote B ele bar age ie Bg sy, nily 600. a. ‘ tare tlemen Batersa WENT TL LIGREBN VON ee g KAM! H ro | 7 hay ; wa arte —— oF aad Loca r oT we P net -Dist 0 os 200 ans ~ 8 e! ‘ing, or GALO ig Co. , peot-w ies ELD =a pee 5 an | ~ SE 4 h. electric, fu sot 7: _eaily stones $5 a s - howe nj arler. Vv FO ow neat fast phe oes. “. rooms; st | = N 4 ot use ee Nee. tion? ios yang —In visna teh. poi yoy? "s eet .4 fir, fates aa oe Carter av. he APAR 6440 E . i “hardwood ga £ Pair | FLA’ ao = 3008 Rum ly 4 hot-w eo my f DEN cones our- Te 61. B ry Land ca t wm oe : | ; ; = — MU or 8 en i: 3943 ‘pet , all wat am! _A urnact CE -¢ R x* roo t. ™ na 1d ‘thi ’ © yt / IR t c (03 ‘Cc tric 4159 s — G oor | vu 12 VV EK AR + & | Ww or AL = S: Ace Cc E Ca rea eco | FL ih; b us cas m ter ao f B a Me FA m (7 ad lo » 1 ray x ird roo: lea F , Sub- »| BE ee ole imme § Rane e C U] L, —" AH pric E K 300) 9 aa on ie nd | AT—: ark Gra ong a Ae ERR 37 62 t, mod »\J wt Bonar ADA Ww deed deeds ’ T... pe 24 vin or I LT. 4 Fo _(c56 +-Ab— ES qr Db t Cres, Co ede ‘ IEF e, Ww OTS car 256 x -ER of a able | ba 36 gait n. vols. i ay r te dog at. | tRY ‘ 4 Foon 2 € EST ern OHN ces re N-—$ N. t c floo ho sy 408 bat cas rr \ Ask an® f R ee ot unty » 23S iL, ith co RE h )P 24 & =, F alee ua. oe eps rms; i s REJ . s, hes AT - we al 3810 4M. —{ . for a5 = a r bath, Mu ys ” caas Tap Fierer al a STNUT ST. | Bae es At one 2. 6023 3. Kine OTTAGE tne $20 per mo ee se dg moe. x ole | inom off Bide fis emer " spear 2 ae ne : t 100 nt e urt 5 ro hal oy, rage ex ed. 2 ton 1 wg 2 a BK Cc n, ae age S. Ki ng r lectri t—-595 722 er oom ; ntral F re ie V see; | “room DA = son. etr c4) D j on | o 44s a or r —— yhy yoome . all 3647 e if an ain a’ it r “H 28 395 ar ge: : — ine’s | ash ic 5956 Cc mo 1s, 2 _ (c62 LA 439 d - Viet $1 | ate “eft H. 15 fe O & nd ow im re “ : . } aoe -—— wa f of nee ¢ our ent : a7 W 2 5 a tra od . es S| R —r% bal ba T he nth. 26-ft. a) T— 8 5 tor 3 sou! 500 | 8 bo icle 7 8 Ap and BR hats ye proved he 4621— . sS8i)0n da. b 2 = at CL e! ot WI ‘ nt ed lat. D Ort) () f m A I - ee } rade in é (c) ; © LA ala th a hec astnu ft. lo 00 10 ( b room r 3616 vile, ) F sae ncy aM - J ply by ' 0. s int Bae 1—Beautifat ( ¥ "breakfast oe ee Nath, “st _ Seon | "Stor : ee ito cs sale th maylight I prop paar RE piece ee bien ‘iprovem 22 aon: LTY CO very. ‘garage 5 Main 11 me _8180 itt ci — = : rome | dhe “sion. ES etterson. | SECO ou Nee nig ot trust. L ern H art TS ult pm etc ar —t" 7 ore b rt he d ott OC A = ighway a ae TT + @1 any adh $2500 95. AT — rK = Saker elec (ec) | 7 42 NN at =e C2) N d = som “396 a 7 (3) DE) A tulie 8 r - . ;: §$ at r (2) Dui 1a) . at 14° downt ‘+ on - A TI L —_— a y z ty ™ ? A ge oat 60 M terry 2500: bri eee ain Se tric. uh i BI — B RFE. A today dern | Fo D K M aus co . Siock ag P] iI ) IDEMAREE, fe $50" ‘Fores “ Sxemaan n ‘Cal ie for 20 North town be LA eas +o * td ESTATE — River e. vilt, a ck ses Ee ace co ps Tex easy — fla aad | 6 “an care het ges ip Cheat na ak | " Dy y AND THI RU one = 4 YY ’ sun 711 eco nd 9 os a0 bath ] J sal th Gra =e | IT—B 9» -F - _dre y tert e c n 37x . +LIS! LA l -ond! as m3. t. | $4 M © ate OT atn E oO | serv I "L.. 463 ‘ive NE 9 lk ger ip. Senend Des jst _3010. Fax | a on nd worth, $50 rw &. FOR irene ‘Box. fe. hot-water Benton AT— 32 * ° D ’ T’T! JVeo Cc ANT- is ° 620% “8 8. se ext Wec a\ RIC isp ee t s 1} - 54 real ear; hree: all — 4 vk d . ach (c6 my o "e290 f) ® t. Sate , wit 2t IpD|_: ee Soon estn roo | ie DIN oe in ft., live 1768. it; 85x13 ret. 8920. Orta his 5000. | & an a OM aah w oe i nd ayn NP see oor. ‘demas h t 0 SINGT sau’ . = ox ight buile Ce - se 50 _ Pr 30; $3 ee pase COTTA A GILES, Sanne On yen Sy ) | ba ell- 354 722 ie a “$3500 | {1 AU E ety Bie -* al 5 rat i} — ‘ , larg at ; on t bu = nt — wer ft For rin r $30 — } & ge fi A ny Ad- LES meee : ’ ” d . ve & . cas ulld th bul 1 = Ch 1-13 in k h o RSO te n, @ ~ ’ Free bm bath rooni LAU — orgs * Ay ics, ee furpiened | molaat ase! a ler ne VACANT made. on La est ston: $2 “| BU SON, ets — ei 3464—F 2500 camh - = “a $40, be an fu aT = ain | ~ Posi pn WAL os 3 . P e oes: L. 936— A— ed oa| & ding. 507 switch. f 19. ig vv. —Inv Pa ta MoM. NG 3 are Se FL Ne ard Flat; ne h. Oi mo 59) | 36 sedge aan = 4 Y Oliv st sor reer the — ROF'TY —+ . e ph and P ved: 5 +t oupens F Se i Ivy f: EF ch, he 000 f eG , nd nve _- ll f llle . (me ain he ALA No e Ex 00 A? osh woo : ene Jil odern 8. me son La sid AY. ve s yr al n iE 411 floor; jani r qd one AGE 5 = ds at, ic gq Ch LE a ls 10. at. 29 | Ri v. mak * in © Jentoi $i 535) BUNGA Won rt casto fi —3: o. d a ve & n F. toda ably 4 fi ene 500 pa im priv LO. B oe : t ay t adul [ait tl et pnowiy 56x) | EA eatn N-WALT t st. eat. let an ft | eee Ri oe n waca oon § eee "8022 Ar jort Iwe 465 we —~ a oe 150. as ae an ose ne 423-2; ne nee AN ekeppin Bea or ys h ip t RE dult 45 A— gs an mod ly d ARTO! ut i Al #! on 80 and & da verside - Hl mone acant 15 per e ALOW. A ne new st a o McKean 3. se ‘6 T KM do 7 e — KER rtga w Car eis .. 3B utiful ser] e 0 ALT pA q ern {1 o a ot. TE on ft tire 7 | ORE TW ey; at mee eet I AC eae” Ari new EW . ee ere’ gare we. 9) | EN AN ~y & roo aint én Kes ike” on AR roo 1 ref . er at . AL $55 5 fon f | 28 N. ray RS ity oO ft! ruc | ) j825 BO near a faf net 6- - Ee} we! n; an _ ge an “41 N erm c m LOA - c t yo fr ) ew, m y : r ice ’ l VE TY © ' roo n_ Tro at, 1 (o3 Pi a , 332 liv R ? _ Pac. rep e, | iW 25 s me ar (c2 affitt $50 M on; roo FLA’ RS r G brick meere> S. nin R¢ R. 8. roo * NS Gu 28. ° you u ae Very ige igh PRN O., Fi. ms, agg aga C end | s21— e 4° pA 04N roof | LO S. King th! 2) | BU a” oder Pete ATS— Wg aaetifel Agent. “ROO E. cc I co feo §—Securie ara a hy me 35 nt_reo ery OW rati an t h ON FLETC bat fin OR Ss stor G LT N ite LOT. . Kir easy ac NG v do n sv h moar Mi $545 | ve garag iful nt, ae M co nspect al nty NA uce de. u ne m at . {10 d , ath ~ Bi 200 He th. ( pt qp age ara Y Le b; AT ng 8 | or- tALL wn, 4rfr _ term ot-w — t oom Liar Ww Vv li age a! - = (4 : 24610 NE os isi ‘ 62 ect ' MO I Li u Bi NCE pa we “Two ice n f aut WAS! recs 50: — _N. 4 R R. ae 65) 0 irpose ACE > car at CO. 82: —30: So Mh ie and OW Soc etn’ s ate ggg = Pen dy omir eights > ‘anee } | eax Lafe FO OUS 23 Cc NE nde ried o dg. . : 3 Taki - th urn PF s er “s ator R* ee: rd 50x ut ghw 8 ric b: csiealll "s ( r pe pat? and ay f Aine its cars: roo! i S65 10 afta R ~~" ’ een Ch 202 » 4 us on oO t con beds, ~ , or 0- if wmNGT on our st. FIA ace: | ICE A ar B rar 23 | — Ww! 145, hw ay f! K ung 5942 mon 4xx e3) y r screen kit amily. S| CIP t m | 500 ro yet KOO SE est- oO 23 TO 284. n furnil live | s. veni steam 5 ma = Ww cht, “7 N, he i! tar ce , > lease S , Ppiv rx 9D stores ‘c62) : il} on 6s ( . floors 5 r alow 9.54 th! vo xX L wr ree! 4 aa hene iy, r* idnev IPP out ance wil ome te a ING BA oS re. _Olive st New LO. t ve r) Spee: er on king WASHING’ - eaa1-— Biss » jmodern ef) | 415 eat tine a 2s. °N. if 7 = a0 tor Gg | sacrifice. 1 J . - at 4 Ree Kenner! 4068 G Address } e new bul tte. oe = r a «| ans BE Sea" Sato BARGAIN MONEY Ihe. gs n witear s - ’ ttra He premis meee room TON. nee any ert rrat Sei eee and BE ing office q Oth ight . ae : ad Qu Grav nis . Tel : oes & | OT = ol ae “modern ¢ completed: - vais vor Pt 500. ling. = ar ma e=. 024 Chestnut, irene Tiated +m 9 « a oe ae to ican Bank syigmobiien 3550" ¢ ae Se ) pone pe 4—} 4 t | agen ’ uv r . ‘ ; ies: g. | at wah “ ney mei ; 3ent r . 6. , sy ¢ co . at . 5 fiv pee 4 . vy ple} ents ters .OoTs t at b . . gh °o ° a Weoeiy deat Heated | es. (c61) mTOR, HE pea en erectrie | Mind electric, 8 we “Tower, ids. | aa Lor nton 1481 aioe Rinsing Se serial 5, Cy $30 2 AR Original “Qu “net th ONEY teold, Auton 2 hs ; dR y a eam ; $70 Ne : uu rooms (64 er Ch ectric ro — mani Ag ., or — ~ S (* ae #1 B. oR ha ath (jr to se. wooe 2] FLAT- . = an pater ° est per “Q b wa r upD ut ob aeons | A ' —_—— m. © 604 ans one — SE estnut. oms, ret ager, ! ae . ne orne? c62 ADY_O} ee y ve Siar oF. —3 on 18 men e Dick ‘Sal al- Exc Ned “yr - , laundry ¥ bp mam pe m Hot GHERI $—N eed reak- | ‘OND eer parse s, red er, FOOm | any r on rne p2) | or "a inf eae. Phene gas. 1 S —pot nae r t. Ih a at, We MO! ee uct! ant . . : . oa > 6 kKe- > => ler 2 . “) 4 , a 4 he 4 Sa re ¢ — = : VOT * * ] NW ha ck BA ; =. paesired. ada rt ment FLATS . team beat “oll meni | ai Gn F — 400 NN resenerated. te@) | ey + A] = ~ Passes “i | TTAGES 3196 RMEYER ae lot 4-room — Stairway. mi invent BLE @ 1: Inqui ome, oP 3058, Conne ypport e Wanted” confid to & B a — _ ae ‘est *. addit perv FE Y, 808 _C wa ws. b -is x109° aree. ——aet © Cart . 4 zt" We rgain Ki aah LS—4 De}! R. Fale 755x135 ‘brie Ch noon, nic furna A dan RA ithin. w ck Con é E (c62 enti alart otlal. ple: P additions ioe. FURN FO 03 Chestnu break. oO eee i—Part_ of ‘EALTY. mm i, VEN’ st (802) | King’s —4960 — TER. S17 S " oe a Badge GF . a miner forty P un ) | MON at. 1851 — “e Kin ine; 7 is. 2 hot ISH ne eat? ils 161 E—1 ws of bull Ty, |» iniey x125 ENT. od a Hieb ye 566 9-E va-| * nut. ¢ . for one ma 4-5 “wae” furn floo ence icut OS it NEY T 1881 Deon) 184 ' Kabdu ‘ Too 2 bath ae F EN — (ec ‘ ex109 ze. = G stea! iilding. — (c2) 214. a b ail L ~ — ondit way Siev ine eee aston 5 Mol live ’ Jone —— © Tat; 7 Pri ace. phon of by ng > SES V struments TO 1 Rai °; ¢ 2 : Bas ury, 7 ms, 2 °. il Gr LAT T—F =) a9 fect. a4 Srossinat sonte ry NO Post area or OCAT urat_Brids > Aprove Scorn ave} ac aghie 1427. WES a bach. | HEM $8500, — room 3-stor3 SIO nt LOAN \way Ex ” ret 7 roo 2 bat and — ur ao ew. nan, ated 8) | RT Dispa ox ATIC 4- mitt MEYER. 5 hn — ater vig 0 tg EN arag inside | “MM 7 guage os Bing ry | N oth —2 pp Ex ' te: 7 n he eS SAToR nl ee » 16 st H toh. w 1O J ro 52 ‘YER J ts comenad | sonable: . == ov} ZLICK. ide | EL ree ha tile steke- Bt etc ing. per ch. Cle ag is, 2 ‘ Cc TR oms. rnishad = n. G am-hes 30 ore. | P. $55 yd N Ss. om 261 -R frac 41 rame | adr ubie: « tn KS. Tk 3 CK Call | MAN ns, ul, ba ate- NE . ‘ . Rae me roo ~ ba ASS, : 40 itn ross) eate ) Pin $1 A] pe own F fram Tt RE -ALT 06 dt me seo ay n exc baths, 4 ROC ‘, 10 il iN- gar sleep th roof NEY Th A cont, 1d 9 . Ts ms the w 22 Ce xt Sh Pt e-. oe sar ted e. | ~ | yal r fe bi. __nut : ann e. RR T TY 4 _ ‘ j ni. sion wy f celler is ROOM F 10 | SPA . age, ing hard * hip loan an’ a. per | ae delim 7 6 x and : F eek; 200 B— nti aw C am ON wae store, | this eve P TE pot. and | — KMA bath ¥, $3 4‘ ™ Oo} FR str erms: nt cor xtra M PLAI | CKL ; lot orch. a cert ed o v 2 F non ‘Sis ar oon bat UR “chi! Fu ral JC L Se o - ore | fi “ma wee ee! KT WwW Box | NNR. 900 crate Pare. ive 8607 nae S001 Rag Le 7th ER 30x en. ank F ificate , a. inonth es 7 E Ware 6 is h. NIS dre in s. ‘s 2D . 30 | fire price gai aR r 4 BP 4-ROO: NRE 007. 003-17 bag LES an R. 127. M _ Er ates: = rankiln 2 Novi ns at u FI ‘om 3-roo ICKMAN H ~ | si eg bew e suc T wT $4006 FR 0. 62 04 tater 2 Nair | belem NCE ut stn 0. at I = 22.6 ile ” Were 7 . gun pb b, 522 8 74 et swale sta 1OWARD ifr 4 In es ye | — we _$¢] 10 NT | ot Terr AME ( . 623 terms | 3 B ARG Imter BRT r “4 apt Tea. belane CE— 604 hwest ut sts. Mou ° a (a Co ’ saa we a: i r ~ sal ‘2) ; oe n aan rms eet i¢ i, ne xii - igat iec ath ick “FI 517 age: } _ 2928 BC a" to 4 SS a - 4) r ef EA off rve ash en a Rr’ N ~ 427 0 15 ? Li b West lor, SEE RE. "8 Tro ae) Cc) h 5309 re RF we if ° ° WT iow ed 8, we 8 nes 20), Se: f “tric ° ti . 8u LOR 79 .} — so S KET e roo | sd Rt roo At LT er lot; d 6 tr ts a NE nD 1! >? © cer. ndell; & balcony. SOS ti EAST couple work mae RFUL L PPC .. Shae BROOK i build one. ne south sid = : — ie. water rest, parlor. bar Easton | DO tee herokee ‘ meni n UIs : ; S St } sm- | t gx } : ’ v aways Tr ; , st, ive A. : ° Buell roon > to wrooma., 4 WwW th; business. 3 bl Mh ‘. OR’ SU ROOKS' RE ew 3! Cingsiand of D6. - one ot al ardw 14 UB EARIC es a. | at 79 D—SRA N. 7 . rou . r ° te $5000 lag. . oor = and = $70 it 11 + M Ase a est ouple re A. tnauatt landy UNIT E BURB’ — ALTY PCO.” 0 000 40-7 at | a Fiv 1 ( OTE tate’ furnac floo lat ee LE FT iri Grae wa- DWE — ace UTIFU ) ick chien: 2 oe A Cn bo w on £659) 270 rh o T AP pe ga eat {c re tac! al t > ‘Oo d h vot | luce e a ce. ra will t © ‘ ! “IKKE _Chestn ra ‘ ld 6 ary N ‘16 ! “6 = G ‘ , - ) ius | Mee N 10 é la 8s . bn E thu ct H acou k The th ERHA’ mt a a ies = (2) UN RE tick ric ne }- FOO 4 RE ston. -ER mar mot sTO aaa eau" IDE = ° le ain ea Me Bs per , ve ow na: URNIS FOR FLATS = ‘easonadh oh men flat, at 5a: “BRO ‘gees Sib ie ——Stor lait 3 wo. vol mre ren one Sinn ge : IELD— ERGFRLD.. re- FLAT—Es S = IY 1 modern: parame, p42 9" Wa ‘ot 30x170' ele: | Ww. a ets ‘gnonth: *_ 9067, Columbie H RE ___|#paT wa— = —2 be 34- | CRA ‘KS. B. - -y ——- *. ee NG RI r a aS TA Bas ne cCR ~~ 9 I—C 11. just fi oa. sindel’ gnguwe pay RES ierxtor! 17 Lie and his ho a ° Do YO and Pi itu ‘e ED NT LAT AN % bedroor vols, 100 N. —Ahoics Apply 210 | on wl orn: onal = te ag Fee se DY end tre SOT (a4) | De =t Suieed. uthw 1 5424. of IDE SH. “4 Arco ight | — soe ple loan you lage re, (eh) Ww _ Box ! ta 1D APTS WANT rooms barber. S, 54 : N soe ety wi ar a . "lb ' BUNG anv n E AL’ gui brici a oa re et 3 2 «& a for paint bath TAG o | FI yvonsel ished, eTmns est y A ic? heat. J vam Rt RN a $) d ix. ronak oh nee — NEF ine, ure. pian ; : al eS. on as | ; mit ick ania , ‘ , (e2) | - — pes m NEED M ta 0a, : ‘ aA . ) rA oe Sr me ner . ace a co. . near’ —— M ck mm w ail S-— av., th nd - A 8, 25 1105 Ins, ca) Pp ra t ———— ne ote “s henetve ro nau, ta. B Pont -Dispat rt Picross trots m ot pair. sho} uit condition. | $4700; mnrdwned foo ie, wanted: —™ BUS Sneatit eRe le. ediate pos- — —New. ~ Southam 6 rooms. m “i | ad ratte a. aise Cheatn , bath, prec to $00 to sala aa + Tele effi —~ pow suits, Box C208. atch. ; SI > § t 20 - — =o on x BU mn. ash ood fi na Ye 2A Ea terms. NGA m=. .” 78 - oF ow oder ipton enie modern Ul ~ we er. etric fra ut Sb ane out bes na! . En ren ietency apar - _—e w x Cc. OTS, shi le - IENA - HT heate a $: an itabl (cS) ITN - re . $70 floor — a cltag ston is floo LOW So Eas Kin rmrice nN. 4 : nce & rn: ; sl, w PAG Fore i h me, st Bide Fe Ts) eau t te arited . rtm — _Pos' anent td — 203 Cem ildre q cery NDC Tt. BRC 50: y bh e fo br GALA —— 700. 3. mc ms : lot; re, ti) Ne uth ton _ xs bi terr or 5 gpiervere 017 naa SMIT oom r— tS th peven ide rH a to ANS Tru rms peo- 7 t ~ APA ; very # —_ ¥ st-Dt tenan ost-T > and (CBB) rent for AH, ROOKS : fine” siness. | Fx silt, w—If 3 %, ,octeen bath (62) | per price le ba ew. Fi ghwae ns. G room (c2) | nO i, or. * $1500 1R. ot-wa ~ ent AMP? DANO—t4 rust 5 in | cit >: cludi RT rea, -ith- ‘LAT | ee real” bath: BR) reason °° ¥ 53148 _RE loca ss. | fi ur warm, « oe ~ Oak, a fur at mont $39! th, f bn ATt-— y. Ri >, W 18 :£ 5 53 722 ches « Cc A (088) Py rane | aad others’ k AN iBidg. (cl St. 6 a ~~ wT— (552 -| 2) theest; _ ult ai — f 2 d tore: Yc . | Pum _—— zy re looki sol. tae 'y d loc $5 iy mend good ¢ uble 6 ide a-brne, “ c oF Be ea FS cation el hire" + iton Sot ov 50 in at f os anes - 6500 my . ES Geeaea @: and _CO: — o tm. se t 170: av 4442 “14 407, tes f RCT mC 8: (c6 Exc gs ABR pF. k qui th 4 ©: 4 mx Down! Bos ine ur all. = not ms, _ ’ m e! ceptt f ctor su ane F366 6 N. at ram gr » OF 500 | Ri a. oe ron mi la (c2 FI rms mn ¢t yhock - sin RE — rat Ric’ 3950 2 ha tan mo skin now ckty are ) bs a ' .-D en? leg on urn! " et ‘table LA $30 e. oun c ve 7 room av ” rge ) A oll ’ this gie (Cc) 5 S] ‘22 121 me fF nge da Ld £ ye | 24 e Ben Ean, hs ent. | AP nish menat ‘aie 880. NOTIN (4) 503 & ant, rov oa e NI Van 00 67 ds all reid DIE na nd attic: | T- Call 3 oo: sa is 6 ) jl Oxx DE 2 Ch » —— and ra © t pris a it's 3 ‘) | Post OU uti electric, 44) ARTM od F 179 Tr out 2? investh 3 Re for a ie! »—2 a TR. xx b all | COTT e 28 HL. —_ 2 ee oe ic; ency ; 1178 "S19 “V iy Be and | eens de ¢ uN eatn a" s. ot S vote 4 let im-* iv ; oe fu. etri tre cie . d Fiat . No table ea eatie sis w~ b oc: ar Lert Ny ente rms. lock. (o7 p AGE BTW "6038's. orn. age; heat h “"y 9 WwW a ?t or $ bee? ion sie jiv a (" K ut. rie and T ec at - +. -* | ; ee or : Ty ee nc [NT ts rth e Tr LDOLPH ing din uild- _school. 5 acres . sy ott j1E— s. on Fie Bs MA in ard lod ainwria! 16: Sues suing a 1 B Ouv coach ia 8:30 « ae tat — ARs » bo neipt bu ow heat: Olive nea wr and ‘ me | RAG mt Ri LP o! ¢ ce f — rl. mir - 4 room 1. W oun donb ace We " R Gr ¥ R g pl wood iamon 2wri ain 0 | _ Olive ; ge a * Al ve & 1 lari TO kw ‘ | fr . y Teo iA ‘olle es ore . ix) / MS 7 ersb Smal Ap’ts ' RR a IOE one lo- 4 Pov _C-3 to om h . _ tin. at eet garage. r e ¢ z's hi! av. FI live "ER . ss Ores. L-5 - ag 3. vy. ma IN ecneaneen anda ba ” men AN. ye ia Lad ? un m rt a o ent no ww ing 1. ff wid. » ER ra FE “teft ; lin a LT b 42 car ti ou nde! a and oom * ghe wt 45 Ré ric i] “en roo 2 “MA t ck wit ” $s 6 w is ti ef } - mer or j ch ode niall av urt ill aH W nd R, t | ne cre RY > & lin st 1} th ba all loca a Bn ay. 51. BE $1: e Da m Fe 565 4 G R lle BO moet tn he, P. ay ar a. Ch Ao or: ren; ‘all d, _locst} ha — t ( 3000; est -Tro LACE Dis. als rly =) Int ain m 4 ee Ba 712 ON, 0: ter ‘el Fn ne oe J inw REAT n Me ron ay sec a _ ‘de , 10; re “Bea aa — Post-Di — _ ea anor on. Call ve oS) THOS. Mec of Rie oe a © Caxholic WH ernation: ace: on “the Fe! wood e fiat -18 Ol 215 BB pena ip | $14.0 home, f 5 MAP ay tet PE Broad *“ oat peer on 66) ~epoamean SUBU! iapaten. lon de The SR31 for ' back __Forest cCRA NO: hee ge cot SAI ae cotta ay re Life “~- yy g} e wer ted as at Slot ‘at es Fld | 1TIN ~*~ )-ft at th 4 a. A dg, (082 ay and " @ ayeten 3 Beer @) HOUSE URBAN genet, ance . f § tive ee, — Heights: - owner. 6 com, tf yo ‘Bide. Ol bought | price scat gy ashinzto ce) | BEAU “TA “Cuba hie bes 7 eas terest 3 - VW 0 ns = . : t ' n - u u | e , e: ut: a , t a 4 ‘ v Ca u OUSE wre PROP’ eR ov. | Bl ae ae ub p: fi in 7129 S — N, s. car ae COI 215 [oo can b ive 6125 : yg ~: “rooms. o 4632 Tl BUI 4400. —— For na" Guive™' Phose pat : té.—Te wh». P’TY Rox ay . ~ j ana n urban ‘52n) — ~ "4 Se NGI E 5179 E price R CON)? ey pric uy ne br i | awana ae skal cin ck po py. 2 — fl New? l "Lh HO} 5 iene ge. rs B quic SEF R Phone Bid oa | FE : 3x) eat : cnemeree — : , N , co e w c6 . 4: 3 re) ’ | cond! 00 he 7a: ma ric Cen w - 4 Oliv 4 - me: To i WA mu a heat Niel OFrT E cones By oo 2 aston BUI ooms ECTI rner $1500" saan 812 LY 0! with 335) enrages: t-, “GA re. furna Od 34. balm > | tral loa 0 Votre rent, in soanty's at i Bi hia iment ac see hard FLAT [S ‘cabin SCTICUT, ONL 80, Set | oh amare S3Bso" toa tae, pao " ory Phone lgnation quirk VLAND * (aa: G n _— eal cM og BRA, $? r | a! ca | T ne ew ca t. EAP v a r : yest PD. WANTE REEN. Siovdear’ we! ENAMT loday ‘ond “floors. $2500 up. 732 Chestnut. ¥ $2000 cg | Rents #2 iH, 722 care, $750 cena | A tANK 1. areain pice 8 — ine ck anawer” Rin ” S h “ASH I -M CAR GAR 3 ITT rice Of a NE ‘ \ CATION . BUSIN Besta vo ! a CO @ our rep awater “Kin ‘sh G. frame Olive 8 CLL-SMITH. ENS.. SING katt cash. oF | — te Orla aI ‘0 Baa see i Mens ~~ coms. w st : | indelt iA. nee Se iw ame 963 r 6030 3 bos n NGL ve 44 inal ' i “ — TO BALARIED PEOPLE c t ( Ww 30 bt A 90r h tt (°c) * 5 ar 104 iL 896: hs orsers. na - aetna Ess PURP' ot) Che — ie sagt BARGAIN .— iT ues a Sony ee ateregt 79 Wa: ict sale Wei Sco | dealings eee a women. or oti ‘s. lonery SES cus ay ~ ry > _— o4) R._ MEDERAC Senicx te voor + 239X. | eee, age RENT “ R983 66 _poweeasi eats ashin gto ‘anted” on e rates ery ean , ' T XN uU . ‘? zy, 8 nd hon Manc! Seonelies aplewood.. = RACKE. oD A..F ros’ M 500. niaene Olive BO" 16 c De tor a . n B | no Beeson onnt ben HK ory easy . MAY & W ~ Sanditest né Bo DAD E. ieee firet ne ena 8 508. eC reh iATE a. Se ‘ORN a nage l. oo. ane from WI tes rea! to er. uth driv BU 430 Pn eee un rest RAD all t : a ET. ys! me r al N tape pay TTE ~ Th roa. e 0 NG Aree a pm 892 Y n 48-881 fe) 5 ] A Cha t ard “ NCB a ‘REA ¢ our tM ? &e INGALD So oe | A sor 6 && good ) QO? 710 Chest: m pane ny vent ge Au L r as ot s .. e) wong w—5 uth 1 ert. e tT, ori-a ) in a5 w, 6 oe | J W , Be ay feces ee MON MONE 706 1 Re L. A Y CO. gals of Ban Snediate getinieney” raj vest c62) | me. good ON 179 Ea son ay Net “ESTV eet late ae wi vy Olive Webster es on oemnee ciency. Murohy | rest a* oR condit MPLE ston. ae th MI : oa rane far nes a wamvine at._(el 2322 Sass a oe: & a e270 ADY ion; doi om NE elias an ie 4 Ni T (¢3 IKST H le. Cm good tf = i (c65) ; modern: = price nS | ian NICE & SON double - cz ear heat ea E R | elves * MOR’ _Rnborr. 7 a ; - . N cre me sOHN. 018 =n ne 14 Patton: good . 617 garage: BIG ary cara home 4 ) ey a5 GAG 709 st avd” ; will age ! pric > : 0 EN Fa RI nat ' of , M Te per GIB ghow . m.. —. -* SCH ‘$8 oe: Sie 3 DF gion. ‘ST. itute: beaut 10 Ww inn. 1028 F —-920. 04 — s-4, N REA ‘threw vet “Sost | Forest | *, dandy. and 3: ~ ashi wi ‘Ghee Boo. | =. rt Piymew pri ai ee «A 7 B24 Ches riety 6228.» ne Biber ce eae ba in to3) | wilt buy $1200 sh th i Ki at e+ Chestaut. ~*~ inva A 20. na 5: 970, | CORN ant, hot. the. Heoret uo 4a. i L 1 $12 6 RLING) 1S Ee mode INET ~ aggre 4 te : nN 1 ai chor im 2 oer roo Si. Oe ay Fas ent dye 7 h., av mos 0 pe ms: GTON:; ton ; ee 5 rence t; ie t-term h ; io rest RADY 1 in ‘; seas av. BEAUT! BIG a4 k one Somer | | RERF cont Bes nd Loe ‘Ane pt oo 20. s oe “o 703 TT —rr Us the wh ERTY BONDS 2 > he SON co ts ic FUL N ie th ¥ a . 6179 ition | shower. ag L on wc Cheat Ls Eas ‘f oleae trent , lare a nut. ee ton. | Pash: : fk oW HOU (ed) | -- on eau b lo ‘ee SE : | pret of ric t t. arn \sen toce S 2 xn ch ba c! sees or pho 1 block » we: 8 ~ ae t a ev weet poo vu CO. indall 276 Mor | .| wrL.garrtas - eee i : tati J 9 rosy o \ oi ’ "Grand ot Before "AND. B \ ™ (ot) Ot Hid ce ‘im : ve 5280 oti ~ ; t , . Coat "and. Oy Contre t & vd al Bark = Le: Xe | ° e ~ ~% we 5. (clay F 4 . wal re . P\ ad ‘ie wat? _ in 4 % % “ - i the Ee hd ya . = + Ce) oe “4 y>

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ee eee ee Bo. a . ane wignettils gt 4 We Ny ay * ~*~ ee _ Dall . SS ait = oe ee —— —— EEO ee ee ona ~ _ “ 2 a es. ae ee ie Sl ee ee See LOU'S - POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demeerat and the Times Combined ; ction and Wednesday and Thursday. Only 1018 SS Olwes. K Cer. E. Cor. 11th. Thursday OPENEVENINGS [ALY APPROVES U. S eeny oe ~s PLAYER R- PIANO NLO “—~ | es sie 5905) DOWN Call Now—See and Hear This Wonderful Player wl a FRE ceed With Each Player for Wed- ete — nesday and Thursday Only | Beautiful Floor Lamp with silk a } shade. = oo’ > | Maho vanv | * isic Cabinet to | mate . | ( om bination Plaver Ben: with back rest, to match Player. 0 of the latest up-to-the-min e Music Rolls Guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction by P. A. Starck Piano Co sean eee enb bb DSDS SSA AAA AAAAAAAAY ———|\EVE EEE? OvVeave A444 * ss __-seseeeeeeeeeeemermcermcermcCermhc Crm .-. ke eS S 6 Ewery Starck Piano , Guaranteed 25 Years ni ii nob BABA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAASA AS TvVvrVrVy SYS se er Why Wait? pz. $265 Your Friend and Neighbor Paid S600 or More for This Plaver Elsewhere A MONTH. Payments Start in December during this sale—your monthly payments start in ; Desi colina FREE“ mon TRIAL||' Trade in your present piano a nograph or othe $] instrument as first payment Starck Upright Pianos, $350 te $800; Starck Grand Pianos, $800 to $2000; Starck Player-Piancs, $850 to $1500. EASY TERMS Buy your Xmas Player-Piano now. All we ask is that rou make a small deposit on this beautiful Flaver-Fisno outfit and we wil! hold it for rou until! a A. Starck Piano Ga. Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos 1018 OLIVE ST. (=. 11th) ST. LOUIS WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—Former mai Range. Makes cooking ai a ie oe aoe oa e - gives cheer and warmth toga aaeeetbee, Lae ater AMES — - ¥ household; quick baker | Se : ie Las Comm: : ] ~ i > © Will pay for itself in the = om ee eo te G fuel in a year’s time. Willd wi Begea. ~ 9 a nde eee A | \ to three rooms. You amram, th ene” sage eget arp ca stoop while baking. Ak eit aie alia a oe anteed. . Secretar wv Sena. : -”- ess a” QP {se — “= i “Sel 4 _ a : ‘i= . . — " jent was discovered * alleged. in a Fr ; " ; : ae *s ss > 7 = Wonren’s Fea ~ —e a — ————— ecree Gives Effect to Agree- © . — ment for Reimbursement for Old Stove Awa es Pe wins gs ee Occupation Expense . . 7a A ; A 7 OLE’S . We will make you a very a i By mciated Pre lowance for it. Beautify a ROME. Oct. 23-The Cou: 5 en. Why try to cook a good= Ministers teday approved giving effect, so far as Italy a decree - is cont- a s -«, ' a worn-out Range? Let us . a . } a new one. 3 bad i 4 - | / cerned, to the agreement concluded in Paris on May 25 among the “ . ~ / ; . Italian, British. French. Belgian GOLDMAN BROS. and American representatives con- cerning reimbursement to the largest Stove Der United States of the expenses of St. Louis re om * oes -_ ew ~ ~~ ~_* .* : mainiaining its army of occupation : > rc Re . in the Rhineland. 7 “’ We sell BUCK’S sta ) | AND RANGES. Call The agreemeént provided that the mount should be paid out of ths . allied receipts from Germany in : ; our complete lime. nnva nsta mens GOLDMAN BREOS. uysa ioe soe cama ole’s FALL APPEARS AS WITNESS IN OIL LEASE INVESTIGATION Former Secretary Says Danger of Drainace From Other Wells One of Chief Reasons for Deal No high-oyen Range at price can equal this scouts suomitins > “ss cone | 2 Stoves for the Price of 1 ates Von CH Bird Dinner Set Free we, a Treeemhmeeeeeeeerereeeeree eee eee eee eee eeeeermhlcermhlermhlCermhCOrmhCCrmCOmrmCrmCmCUCmCmCmhUCmCmhmCmhUmCmhCcrmrhcr-re,” 7 -* e t~~7er 3 ra wo? a * 2 ant : ~ - san hen DBA AASE = =e DRAB AAABAAAA AA AAA BAAAAAASAAAAAAADAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ALLS AAA AAAAAS ennvvv on 4 Bee ize 7 «0 en ree neonwTTs-- ooo eee ee ee eee eee eee” ”-”-””” - = — *- > eo °- — _* : . - - _ At ti \*si.imatedad vileia & 11a Qe if a ~“- > _- > - = : . . . ’ I | + . 2 . i Di ~- rl? i > on ° “a sive a eaut a . ro we a" a ~ ~ - = = . - x - . . a. . - - , : = Pr 2 -{3.? ™ _ . Daal it eave a ix ii - _ gatir~ ata : 2 a } -reole » th , DINNER SET ~~ ; _ « o- ~-* . on i— .* = . —— — — —— . aa maxXirImuU : eee! a.* Pr . Ss ‘ rt >= nn nn nh bbb bi be r rous- = ~— . a - ’ as ~ & -) Lan "4 sard of Louisiana, Mc- Cormick of Illinois, Brookhart of Iowa, and McKellar of Tennessee. They constitute a-Senate ‘committee that is gather- ing data on waterways needs. ~ TWO ISSUES IN DRY LAW a | Down Buys ” Handsome Ce Chest $2 a = APPEAL RULED ON BY COURT ———-« ~— * * - —y ° “ " . ¥ WASHING = -3.—iIn 0 0 7 SLILIDIELIAL ASDA LS MLSS - “me be _ —_ be SSMS 7. ent ora f= era sata r 3s nn n grap ~ : 7 pee quer De Ml a — * L¢ SSL . e rf 2 > r _- > 2 =] ~* are on ~_—-ii s A. r _S ‘ * .% ce Ff ie = 42 Inches Long SSI0 ) : , Wi We are placing om special sale roo of these Dix. beautiful, ith Every T Phonograph ea ae ee ? : enuine Tennessee red cedar, brass-bound .L2c OUpe e rt 1.0 lown NES Ey cor eo aaa ieee Cedar Chests. These are no cheap, un- $ 6: 50 12 Latest ASSEEMLOAADP SPAS SAD LSS ALL FOR AMER. ICA’S 15 MOST . BEAUTIFUL WOMEN! aga IS an dersized Cedar Ch rests, but are extra deep Selections d Y eee and roomy and 42 inches long. = a oe a Blue Bird yin the same district. 33 - Month Buys This Blue Enamel Com —— bination This beautiful Pho- ‘ ik mograph is equal iz sis diailinee Range size to those priced i See from $20 to $50 high- was an er elsewhere. It has No Range at double size, “quality, durabil- “Ou be tri i in the price could be any ity, amd reproduces a by a grand jury better than this mas- wonderful tome as sive built Combination clear as a bell. abso- Gas and Caeal lutely no raspin VERDICT WOMAN S DEATH WAS Range. For dura- noises. This great SUPERINDUCED RY ‘MOONSHINE’ ‘bility of design Phonograph is an in- and modern, up- vention which has : to-date features baffled phonograph East St. Touis W . > : , oman Became Tl] at it has no equal makers for years. Party at Which She Supplied anywhere. I ¢t Get one while they Whisk y stands on ele- last, for after these . cenits® that ¢ ray «2 vated base. See are gome there will nents Giiation of a ge this Range on be no more to be had erinduced by “moons ait special sale at at this price and on wae petermel et the tmeuce Goidman Bros. these easy terms. 9 e cGeath of Mrs Margar Davis, 23 years old, o \ mw it ge a ee $ A small deposit will eaconess ri Of Dit a. i e ma BLUE BIRD DINNER hold any Phonograph The w an became at an SET FREE til Christmas. 2 ¢ a =o Ts ~~? _ oa = Simmons Bed Outfit Blast women ané three men. Tne ethers | (“alla’¢ WOMAN'S DEATH INCREASES AX | Hot MURDERS IN BIRMINGHAM TO 20 Another Woman, Wounded by Same Person at Same Time. Is Ex- pected to Die. Br the Associated ess Consists of Sim- mons Bed. one heavy Spring. one fine Mattress. BIRMINGHAM L.2 Oct. 33.— Birmingham's twertie ax mur 2eP 4wWas recorded \{rs -Tank HRomeo died * nds in- flicted b A person « ntered snop and home of Bernar Zilan r sOn-in-iaw, last nigh at which e i.rs. Vigilante was por fata injured ob the same man Th AS59341 .An of e two Women . OF e 6Press and Pulitzer ~~ si. c as * es oy = 4 1 PARIS. Oct. 23.—How rince de Solloredo Manns former A an Ambassador to London snap ® comm issar > obtain yi- tence in his conjugal difficulties was We carry a complete line of related in a Paris court vesterda Cole's Heaters. Cuts your coal when the Prince. who is asking for a bill im halt. See our special Cole's ad orce, charsce - s wife was Airtight Heater for 1102-08 OLIVE STREET ST. LOUIS

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: ? ray Th ogee 2 aw, a lint oe aetienl Pere: te « TUFSD CTOBER a's en. a. ae ‘ction and Wonren’s Features V : S TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1923. hrow Yo FOUR U. S. SENATORS VISIT ST. LOUIS ke you a very t. Beautify your ty to cook a good m Range? Let us sel} Popular Comics | News Photographs TUESDAY, OCTOBER 123, 192%. wf ef AQAA WAN -——____, . N LMLLLLd ddd dbl dd dddda ddd ddaddaddadddiddidddiidddddiddiitddaddiiiddiinccccc CCC nnuQnuudddaddadiaadadaiadiddddiiiidiiiddidddisidddddsddddddddddddda GOVERNORS CONFER WITH THE PRESIDENT AT THE WHITE HOUSE ON PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT a - ~~ ae : t,3eee” oy > > ; ; i 3 ; og OSS OE N BROS. has me a at beete ove Department in ae oe ks & Y BUCK’'S STOVEg ae NGES. Call and See 4 S ete line, . monthly Payments ee gt 84 bi 4 : | SSS 2 i i : : a S — Tae + a Sei oe . a eae ae _ = s n Range at double gt a : soe : . . ate, Poe: . equal this weal at ‘ 4 ee : . . | = Eos . ‘es cooking a pleas Lich. 3 t. | TS 3 \ nd warmth to the ae a ‘ : : $ uick baker and hea be. % ! ; itself in the say : : = : Bio. r’s time. Will heat “ a . | ¥ : ¢ Governors on the south lawn of n Cash or Credit 1in y 6 | | the White dione. Parchases ee ee a ee ie se a eS ee ile aim «ile bas (2) The two most militant 7; = KOZ, LAL ISOM LAYS PUTT LLL LL POAT DLL LLLP TML LU LAL LILLIA LLL SOLD TL OL VOILE OO Bi: 3 ae -. = ? | be RS ee. Sag “Dry” Governors at the confer- ‘ i : a : ence. Gifford Pinchot of Penn- Left to right: Brous- sard of Louisiana, Mc- Cormick of Illinois, Brookhart of Iowa, and McKellar of Tennessee. They constitute a Senate committee that is gather- ing data on waterways needs. sylvania (left) and Pat M. Neff of Texas. (3) The two “Wettest” Gov- ernors in the conference. George Silzer of New Jersey (left) and Al Smith of New York. —Underwood @& Underwood Photographs. Ay 4A A hhh bee aa Wiithhihhhhhhtthhhhhttttihhidiisid¢dsisshhs¢ssd¢Essssss¢s¢¢ddqeisssisiisia (hh Lihhhddhld Shd hh . pea eS oe S| On cctaxtatanadtttanaaaccacciziddaaidida uaiddddddidddddddddidbddsididdddddddddddddddddthbddddddddddie ti | e 5% VILL += ddddaaaaiaaaiiaiiaaiiae ‘ecaiuiiaiadadiass Wa dadddddan | ass Co s Me a ZEIT Ll LL i : é | es, 4 \ 6 Eee ye irr | THIS DOG DOESN’T WORRY THIS BIRD! NEW COMMANDER & & @ ey | _ -— ~~ i. -* | N Re: > : N ’ ) N00 8 ae N : N N ft S ‘tle your account. ‘ N 90 days’ time, we N | the 10% cash dis- N ume as if you had \ mey in advance. N : N oS } : : S - S “ s “a N : . N N : » : N | \ \ ~ . ~ ' 3 N as » : N ~ ? N 2 ' ~ te ’ S 2 ‘e > 4 N Ke mn res , | N és o ; > wee ~ x PS S ae ®e S . - l. > . : ae . *. - bs r John P. Quinn of Porter- § Bi: - “King,” the dog, took a look at the size and general — eg a — ville, Cal., who was elected § : : : isit the kitchen o . . eiatt, a os ; n > : if you happen to be one of America’s fifteen most, beautiful the first day the wild bird got so ; Lane bi ae in the Sierra Mountains of North- are See ee : e fine, heavy Brus re he Vi artist Ernst ‘Linnenkamp, who has sort keeper on the shore of Donner La fe, high up in i” Next day the cisco convention. in N es = =e ind come in beautt- a + sate to the v sennese ortrait. When this picture of ern California. King decided to be friendly. Gelatt fed the visitor. F ~ ay ani eae: eee N G Leb! £ +f suitable ad = 7 a ; oar rhe gag to paint 40% P ] thirt candidates pelican brought his wife. The third day seven more pelicans joine t e pais. SESSA TE AAAS AAA SSAA ES SASS SSA SAA AAA A EDD AAD ADA LDA Db AA AA AA AD PD S eorgette anc, ormer wi ¢ of Maurice buying a yen ftist and his beautiful wife was a only hey're all were fed, being so tame as to eat out of the landlord’s hand. He hopes they'll come N Maeterlinck, Belgian mystic and poet, will make r on y P . > . ST; " Sa . , ~ Eaten ood U a ood. SS4A}6S AAEM A atts’ ~ NON value for | announced their eligibility. Linnenkamp og eae Aeieing again next season. | Underwood & Underw a concert tour of the country. —?. @ A. Phetegragh, 75 : beautifully painted dolls.” ——Copyright, Underw ——— ,

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= -— = = = = = - il i in ie EEE CCC ————— = ee aa , = -—™~. ———EE——E——EO Ph ll ll i i i i i —— iil al Ne in hl Om Om — EE —————— ap conan Le —eEeEeEeEeEeEEe—eE—EeE——eEiEiO OBER 25, 1925. —e— ee OOO OO |! aa ee ——————————E—eEeEOoOeEitoOOrrrnerrer ern SS Ken ‘Tar “His Speed! : = | oe ay lel poe et ae ’ ; np Onl iS Op NOFA)’ ; em urns 5 Oovoetes and kX OOMUSN By d Most B 1: CS. Ge Painted Dolls, A rtist Says yores am S . 2a sland s Mos ' ~~ ee A ee ee - “~~ — 5 lmcamaaea cae amma cats pian Seine aici aati ea —_——_—_——_——- r 4 ee . s | ; 5 a Se OW iong since you have slept or tried ¢t sleep ~- —— in the moonlight ip the ¢ , P . Raines Soe. : ee > : “at 3 ates »y Satta a a Se . ; - - " iy \’ a Ih 0° Nba P. (;. W ode house Si ee — —- seoniliependivio~elsitinegpneen-ngerinaPeeliye it ———————_. out ip the open with the full moon for compaeady, | bills. | ee, PRE, BE ; \ \V - 3 = os : = otliik\ eaaneil ee aii 4 Ali the dogs in all the fem x : om See % ‘ Gost sees RE ae Se SS : ® acd all the coyotes in California giving tomgue 5. ie “ A CONTINUED STORY am * roo Be 8 aoe Se ss ES. in the wild bilis? » giving tongue. They know OA | ; » EES ee “g t | 33 aS Ps eS on. aie ee" / @emons of the woods and of # : ee ie i iii . le ee le 4 2 J ‘ , P ~— hn . | } : ? + i e i tt is a strange experience and worth while for | The deer know it, tee, “ ¢ . » ; i ri : | . : aN universe it is that swings in a kind of rhythmic meas- | ‘ends there in the night | 33 ‘ A? —¥ ( what terrified you ' pe a ———— a ? wets oe Be ae 3 os i . at sre to and fro in the sunlight and in the starlight and ae nglings do» | 3 a vont et Sey os the a upward slant toward es. eis beggars adjusting the ragged cloaks that were once ) cunning. | ity - a rien S for her holiday. There she ed royal raiment of purpie and silver. ; “A bare-footed friar ip > 4 3 " : The great oaks in the meadow below stand firm and So he called one of your saan & a ae meets “Ginger” Kemp. Gerald Foster is in the United States strug- to one of : “ = gling to get of his plays produced. He has found an “angel. steady—and the shadows that they make are round rears ago. the man of meanest subject without | et od serene. | Ge & mn fe i ; . : : ) t ] 4 t iw ds s I f HE croupier gave his moustache a twist with his left hand and | 8 ag pe om ac ae — kg a d ” nie oe . . . . ; 20 You know tBat at teeir roots tahoe season as ial t i8 gO [Triar yo the wheel a twist with his right, and silence fell agan. Sally " me anche eae like t . . . ." sce ‘ _ > cc ae - - ‘ , | ain hel chifted to @ spot where th : : eds a coverlet ef fragrant green and brown, inches thick | aside the meek humility ¥ | Spot where the pressure oI the crowd was and as soft as the softest down. / and now we know you for less acute, Was now able to see Ginger'’s face. He hooked exactly Between you and the redwoods are the great valley —when you and your like a dog at arathole. His hair seemed to bristle with excitement : cud the sweep of the rising Bills. / deer, and the moon is at the fe " . = hae . : : ° : a thous elling demons were suddenly let loose. } r 17. y 7 | and if she had guffawed in a cathedral she could not have caused , pur | ai eames —. ets se “" Ba Gaugater of Lord and Lad : himself. He gathered up his loot. robody near except the gorceously eate pauses in writing were By MARGU a and Lady John Jacob Astor. Si . : ; Ife _ | - . : ~ 7 . : sss > - F , ourt =, _ a ; thrust it into his pocket, and e)- uniformed attendant orer by the used as earir as the fourth y ERITE MOOERS Oo. to Court of St. sames. | | door. “Th fuliv Desa ~ — —__— Ba ; bowed his way to where Sally ne © That was awfully good of century B bie A mark to indicate — — hd ) * ° _ at ._c ¢ p | ae ¢ ‘= S vl | stood, now definite! a , 0 ee if a , \ Eh IER ly established in I felt I must have a talk witn | Ernest Linnenkamp, noted Viennese portrait artist, arrived here in America a few d ‘ used. First attempts to establish An O ice Mytho “a , | : re) « : I ace r.i@i rt ist, arri aere it erica a few days ago for the pur- ry * : St - Bis : 9 Th crowd as a pariah. you before my train went.” Ginger pose of tye ~~ —— — ee ae pe ae eae ruie fr moder punctuat! ere LORS. e ser Lt mx i . star had suddenly walked off the “The puff-puft,” explained Sally or were ————— SS —— - === | formulated th : aa " erved all holidays. See? ~ + on ; , si, , sal] —_—_——— deantebniibigmniabee formulated y Aldus anutiu ne gru i stage in the middie of his big scene: “l'm leaving tonight, you know.” reir mA $ 1459-15 s av : ‘ ; a net, pear 6 . ashe iil, . ‘ : ' ” L5?. eneti pr nter. ,e ~ : _ ai | a ; ww . sad not even a loud and violent “Leaving?” Ginger looked ’ 4 mi RAY! VLIN ure OT Else ontro|l ot 29 a am pri The SULTAN'’S FAVORITE (i && e | | | ‘ ked as : | stenog.) always came in at 9 & 3. quarrel which sprang up at this mo- horrified as the devoutest of th OPTIJ vi] IST 7 - ca a ] ee | Cv esation of wien mite : e | Mine a8 vowel D . bh y only one hour for Ilumch. She i = 4 : ~ lj J bd 624224 ié # ea tracy a ae oa ons ER — __— nd six children. this. I've been looking for vou ins?” everywhere. “Back to America. My boat sails Silence is not always golden. It The OFFICE BOY (the dear thing) enue i terms con cise on just thea thin ‘ » a~ _—— Laing io VER v daily apner var + 7 ip . 4 . 9 lly paper you pick up these dars makes some reference - . v , ’ Ww - ™ or . -, —s _— It's funny you didn’t find me. from Cherbourg tomorrew.”’ agra arymdii hee er to diabetes It ma be : ” . " one 7 2, im VE LOS. ‘ iav reter To ite We —_— = 72% ..% _ ii P - a - ™ = _ — = then, for that’s where I've been. | “Ob. mv aunt!” length on what he ought to do, on 8h 9 stg . ) its cause, but more likely its eure is way be cowardly or disioyal or straight, ran errands willingly. was invariably ts ‘Tw ° vc a ns — : . 2s O4 >" Pp rtis ee ri’ as to the ? rt ir) > falc 7.28 a ric = ; : w was looking for you.” “I'm sorry.” said Sally. to se forty ways to prove his strength he ¥ ariy as he part insulin plays tim the treatment false when faith er friendship is And the OFFICE PEST never made catty ® - = . = . ~ aa s i wet . '- in @ ie +t. . 7 . Lie Lis Giseuase a lie af _ 7” a a a : :. - - ” pleased. He led the way to the ; he rted girl and liked bein . appre iis prc e+ DUSIDess i) irse Will un har ieee a inte ‘ me " ad LU a ill.@ Ot me al angu ish and | tached male ip sight. And NEV ER tried to act — — outa alm von right aw .¢ Ley Peace, use the urigalysis report sho | verv ~ i = 5 quiet ante-room outside the gam- ciated. “But” . help you right away to stop your atk iis thet o wap a.ysis report showed sugar. . The public has Every duty we omit obscures she was 35 and unmarried (not from choice). troubles at their source Says is & yee gu im the urigeé indicates serious and hopeless illness. some truth we should have known. Of course—this is MYTHOLOGY!!! re r ' Jenki Tee Co) 4 en wer | ids 18 Moet unlortunate. In many cases the Nresence of cucar } There is no schooling like 7 I Say, Look Here, VW il] y ou Marry ! Me?” “ ns iry Coue Some say i ciniin + cmee th: the bie ee : , ; presen from acute bowever, and persistently rs eS thinking himself saf ma lu | geen be hs ~ ~ ee | Pea , : ‘ -F ee ~4 DLR ~aa ti? . - as As i i ie-e— vy it Sally stared at his a. all who've tried it yet When von f chromic diabetes, the prospect This discovery has stimulated re He who is afraid “ doing too deeper and deeper! ae = ’ oe >’ . ’ e a: - . > ~ . — = ~ - ’ , . 4 ™ m — = . r . « —— - = ox te profile tn pea ) a It's gut to be sudden,’ @aid | are troubled and dismaved. do no: f cure or control should be kept newed study of the disease and we “US? @Ways does too little. . . . | a frank amazement. in- inger Kemp comp ; . #* : . i oo rFefne } , : ie oat . = . ; - -4 laining!s I sit down and fret’ Nie ~e.O! it) tope it will . . | = 4 & \s pe as ii? Lio QD 5? roe Orem * . - » +s 0 be le r ry S ~ ger, she had realized by this time > a Some peal ee Te : t recoun a | 1 not be long before an | MAXIMS FOR THE MARRIED The : >* a :e going ‘oO ¢ here with streaming -_ . bts _Aarei ad a \ ap (RSLS P SC! LO et. Ferrera actual! ‘Ire = 4% Custom : tm # —— ‘ * > ; was tm many ways a surprising fir weeks.” ee a ' ual Cure may be discovered. ustom in infancy becomes na- (From “The Box of Spikenard.” by Ethel | . eas vou ve mi ssecd your aim while ather neaits. moderat e extercise and - Lure ln o'd ace. os », on PAN ‘Jeorre wi Doran Betty young man, dut she had not expect- “But, my infant. my babe. nas it | fellows crab! © a alee athe OCRCT | siete free from carbohydrates are yi 2, All women secretly wart the — ee . te. rabdded the 0»prize my Et tie . = sOOU USE r ° — to be as surprising as this eecurred to you that we are prac- leaped to ’ ‘alae os" essential | Fa he TS es 7 De ee ee ee ee '~ ° _: a ‘ instant 4 mM Van ** eay sure —— iu if ; >= is t ail 7 i- . Marry you! tically strangers?’ She patted his | “] nnn ———— ou will recall that suger and asnion rrilis te © not a2 smail wound, a fire—and never get it.” ou oe ' “es - ~% Mic ‘ co act f eR cay I AS Was a = Sa4 : -4 ss . ~useos 5 poor A InSsman or an hum! lo a em on 2 . s ‘ T know what I mean band tolerantly, causing the uni- | ing fine: but nothin . starches re grouped together ee ee [a om & dS Well, yea, I suppose T d . hal : ffi ci . » VEL BOLEAILRE FoodC 842s come = . vo. ss P. RIS = > ot ou fc mea oo ia! to heave te d me ' 2 S me = . ~ —VU.Le Oi ® new geor- allude to th . x @ tender | my way since eighteen-cighty-nine * “emmy ane are called carbohy- | ‘ @ holy state. Yes, I. sigh ‘T hat h stows -C1g aty-a2in ‘ gettes shown here . : 7 V7 7 3 7 know what rou ; . s see what has happened Don’t weer blue eno drates. but do not misunderstan -—- Se c her are beautiful | ’ b n.]| | wenie ’ mean. she “v | ' ar bile €0€zles when vou sey cS ee creations hie Ph , 1 oD) | TANT ¢ as said. You re , at ne . 4 " =e the a2 4 i — _ s4Uus bel Which sliver a Ss , if } 3 : lan ° “Then how about it?” for sor uemees S82 | sack to peer into the years: don't Tt Darme cae OO | thread play a |! os oe Si | OO } 1] | ignate : orce other girl. some girl you = «noj) ne fone by too rapid withd ae piay @ iarge roie. Thus ~ 1s ot Fue spoil t coming dav or _cne 0} >» rapid withdr 4 3 . aus a Sally began to regain her com- Fnow really we!) = 4 ; pe he UlMmiRE Gav ¢ week — sone » 4" crawai oO. brick colored a " : really cm ” wei, anc were properly § fak foo) the carbohydrates. It mu -o.ored georgette has a large posure. Her i . faking foolish fears N fret: | rbohydrates. it must be done : Wg sass eat sense of humor was ntroduced to. Take a iook at me : | Seeses a Persian pattern in silver. while a 4 — ope tae ever mace ois ek + anweh ~- @GUaiuy. oe: wae eee wit —- tiekied. She looked at Ginzer and you'll see. mane aaa Pec cams In ' turquoise is combined with gold By EMILIE HOFFMAN : . . ?) ‘ P ii ; 2,eacg * her +} - ms oe saat’ see oid. gravely. He did nor meet her eve. “Te? ’ take a good - . ‘ tried 8 10n ie oT ™N forebod nes Ggiade .1*Te@ is a failure on os a vYorr child shows a iisinclina fi tal »d loo t se ‘ - ' aa ad eta _ ste - J0Gr Caud sno disinc - . but continued to drink in the uni- raid ™ oe “te park around vour chimnev-side Na part of the body to utilize and ° ° ° BE Ee . only carry him successfully through : : — zuiger ceverisnoiy “Tm ‘tar ay ae oae -orropriate cugar a : NEW YORK.—T! —— “ag School Work or seems to school—i ; —_ formed official. wro was by now so dashed if I'l) ansx . Matter how much harm is done appropriate sugar which is taken. - ORK. The very newest ae eit al eee eas Tal ooi—it will be an incentive to . = as = *% ; 2 if es) FYE tT '» "7 * bh 7 wet pe Ww ; - ae > = ~~ - - . a* oy J 4 e [ ie *7 ° carried away by the romance of it quences what will rou gain by fret? Old 1c accuTiuilates in the blood and se- powder boxes, meant to be class or the teach a d : tain the “magna cum lauda” from - “os we) , " ah . r’'ousiv ror - “=. + 3 — sil int > > ‘ . — . le t caer 0 not a min- | ~?> | 2v7 all that he had becun to hum a hie tate A tics sata 3 Barth still. sets her share of anc riously interferes with the normal — pped into a theater bag. is of net nee eee ‘ the college and will place a high a . —_ iS e 7 D i Was ZFO- *s . . 5 nae! eele r +h > -i¢ : _ obricht i} ae 5 A . . “5 = re rimao or t re t ; ; ” love-Dallad under his breath. The ing to lecture on ‘Ent Pike 1 aithough Some davs are wer ic a ion Ot iat Vila fluid , = + 118 GC Jitu. It is decorated af punishme Tr “ a Value on personal effort. it may - . ~Mea™ ne a ~* rp "is . ° — ‘ . , os rae ¢ + - " . wit! 4 r ‘ - . — “4 = ent. ry t ili r > ] : : ~ . _ thus to reason with yourself: “I'm The result of this disturbance is = Sorget-me-nct Biue enamel. | with the advantess si 5 Sim __- perhaps elevate the aims and ideals | ~™ | similar to t nd the t + AR tae advant $ an cat: , , Sally Finds Gin er ke Is . im the running yet.” pack all yrour . milar to the effect of a slow-act- * he two shades—gold and biue zi ges an education throughout life. “~ . 4 a ha im @ ; o> , — . ‘ ; zives to ™ yt os "7". > : : £ mp S serious troubles on a shelf and. best of a!! ing poison. The victim runs down give a Deautiful dainty effect ‘ pantera pili WO 9 tadge the time to glance at the a | cae Saeee we OF ii le Pl ac ™ | | him the sense of ; , ; ae . ,*?e : >. ‘ . P : | neler > Fr e 7 ° ~ - ity —{thnis Y b : . Ive ever met. dash it! saic Gin- of course. I've made an infernal! oder certain conditi ons : inte is LONDON.—Fur itself has suc- | gt Peg, a © two strongly first grade pupil so eageriy exhibits ” , , a is.erToai (ee Ve ie ie 2 ea — ressed. Mak h ij - . . ger, his gaze still :iveted on the of bash of everrthing I've tried .P ant ——— ——————_ such profound poisoning that stu- cUumbed to the fad for fiounces. An week, ‘ace im understand when he comes home from school ae = = al } j > ia hk + " = —_ roFr " . » = seth: that bh } r - ~ ; : ‘ ~-” ~ pet. Set iin — as 4 — “ . 4 4 ® 4 . .. ove = AF ; D ee ‘ wheel” 3 _ Z .0ses as he } r Tes ” is sudden. [ can t help that. I fell I can do, and you can jolly well det ‘ npn all sense of the ludicrous gut %!OUSMeSS are observed. view here has Sis wie Cente mproves or neglects his much to the child and wise eTiticism ov ¥ om “a of Ber Absurd as it > ote Naturally hi ' : : ’ : ; opportunities. - , in love sn you the moment I saw Id have a coodish stab at it : . i as it was, this man Naturally, this disease has hel@d Of Persian lamb on the skirt as Powe . ‘ ; will be helpful. This individual aid you. and there you are:” t , & = : yas TeAl:yY serious the attention of medical m 1] th eG Velects In the schooi syliab: toh it ia i = oe mean to sar, with you to buck me ae | | on medical men and well as tne aimost conventional inefficiency in the ¢ ylabus and which it is impossible for the teach- a Lp and so forth, don’t you know = S. as & matter of ft | Oe mecentiy Dr amo collar and cuffs . iit ete a4 feacnher. whether er to give. will enable the child to 4 ° ° " » 9 " ™ = fir ’ ad — — = . im , ry rit} ’ _ 4 - - ' | ow. look here. [ know ['m not Vell, I mean am. she said sober!: Sanuing of .oeronto astonished the Simary with him or real facts, make more rapid progress : : | much of a chap and ai! that. but ‘Has it strv = : world by the an . Po ee must be tactfully swept aside an cress and it a. as it struck rou that [ may Ginger Kemp bit his lip and fe ‘ae announcement of his NEW YORK .—Cotto > 3 _ pt aside and will establish the desirable habit of well, 1 ve Just won the deuce a.iready be e#«ngaz: d t. 40m 2 moment vas ; ; ee ned) a3S01i0 nese er: ss a — tae pupil must be strongly impress- neat w w I ; ns en | ef a lot of money in ther ' ” dit te: eee 4 | Sea nese crepe was oddiy combined with ed with the fact that he } | ork. In five minutes per day | *e Come: “Oh, we that Ve = soem eccasion i shall teil taffeta on . + With the fact that he. himself. is a mother can gir . : W ou!d you buy ne with your “C)y) - . ‘* ies _ :? 3 . more ah , _ -s 40 « ee ruvon £0owWwD SFO Master of hie own io tiny as far . 4 ; i .—) e a child wonder- 2 ; ' 0% » you hid ‘a st ws os .Y immediate iz Fifth aves : eee eee 3 ul a te _— , gold" lie thn teal i i ia i on . ea - a aif 42veznaue shen oda y The edu: ation is concerned ‘ iD. aac .0 secure mother’s “— weau to sa’ we she | . ii? ime ’ ir ‘s iT anc«d 7 . is35U aa = mor 2 repe Tas mi. nt : twa Luce sie Th $e . -* 62% . complete approval! will be an ineces- -' Pshewid bave , C.ced ber, and there was a look in Tu Be Continued in Un + at : etes t is an agent set tes Weringe th ) ae pareaot Wao can firm'y instill tive to produce lane €é ~» Pust- Dis at © " : ‘ ‘+e . ie ri pat of the e ty “ jog -=¢ » th ate , é _ * ip ‘(ik . oer Uiazaes | >< ié for the full ski : 4 : iij : ming of the ( hild ac ieve zood results m ot : ” will nn bh . ieee ’ = «te * per a - ' li £1VO Gi a lecucy that wil! 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" i, » se ; ; . Wf ? j tl tt os ad 3 | 4 . | , 7 ) eer otf ] Yr Qe nN — ‘ —— a i | POST-DISP ATEEEPTOBER 23, 1923. aS —= a — - ee — eee ee —_——— ° By Winitreligland’s Most Beauti atron|| Yoursel ee | is BB. x land : ager ful Matron | By J. J. rseif hae Ch al alr S Ta iS Re atime St , ie y | bee ae seb we went vt W hat to Serve moonlight in the clefts , meas & | | ede, . 2 /ihere. We laughed to ourselves at e & } iD *- . pais: SM SES RS ee ig. OR ag: Ree RA HEN you meet a person By Thornton W. Burgess ithe warnings of father and mother dll be oOmor;rro i io te ole ha taceil | | aan : -" oT Roe, Le eee em ts afflicted in some way, Here we know we are safe. A ne They know welj ene ) ae ‘) en 3 2% fe do not refer to it. ee ee ee aie call Denhes ad of ths be ~ wiht Bi Bt oh Talk about something else— | ¥ ar he oysgy gained there's noth- =. ) Be - at Syoes i eat sere oan get some of | spiendid thing to have, but life and Sliced bananas and cream tet ‘ih ca real a. f * = “es oo ee | something that will interest. | ae st aoe apie” gals tales fer a Oe tnat “re chooenpin — one of the 4 whole skin are better. No hunter Cereal mia : ay 3 ~ i oy fe i : There are too many crepe- —6id Mother Nature. : Eat young Bod W hitles. Personally I with a terrible gun will have a Griddle cakes——syrup id stag do you follow. ie | : eee he Ss Sas : ee hangers who go about offer- | F ae A ee | von't think there is the least bit of chance to shoot at me through Coffee, Cocoa, Milk n the night—whart timig | younglings do vou trasp ieces with your crue encouragement are needed over her children with the - . | / | that hunter with the terribl. fun al oid even the chance of danger. Creamed chipped beef OD tretat encouragement are needed Oz Mother Nature watches ——s hy ' canger. [ haven't seen a sin of | ggolishness on my part. The wise Luncheon. 4 ~~ ‘ore : > »c . j F , , 4 : s ” av > & y j - ; : much more. Greatest care. She does ef , : A since the day he surprised us over Who puts temptation behind him) Apple-celery-nut salad what # wild cry t , | | OS Sagi eee Persons who have an afflic- | best to heal their &urts as rapidly = he MWY HL, there. Me 005) PE —_ not alrzid proves he has cained wisdom.” Roils With Cruelty and Lica a 3 ci he — sk Hee ae tion have also many hours Bd possible. She did this for the : | ge “AY tc go over there again. With this the young: Bob White Coffee. Tea. Milk st watchdogs—-ca)l) ge ae : ee x _ when it is impossible to for- | Wounced Sob White. fhe shot | oe ee “Neither am I,”’ said another. A Whirred away on his stout wings Dinner. armyard, so that the ts 4 - 3 eee a eS get about it. — —e gun had broken = " ~ | third said the same thing. And over toward Farmer Brown's corn- Pork chops en and feel the chil) geus Bes, te ee. “ener ge | The only chance they have | bones. They had torn the tender ce i yy . | several others nodded their pretty field. The others hesitated a mo- Baked potatoes of doing so is to mingle with | Skin and flesh on the young Bob ~ )little heads in agreement. One ment or two, and then followed Vegetable salad others or have the companion- | White's back. Of course, they had | $7 flew over to a fence post from him. So it was that this young, Frozen fruit pudding ship of others at home. | burt dreadfully, and he had suf- ‘ OU ny which he could look all over the Bob White proved that he had Coffee. Tea, Milk Companionship which helps | fered much. ‘° : ) wheat field. Then he flew back. tained wisdom, and became a lead- te forget is needed to keep up | But after he reached the dear “A greene. he. = more than “jt is perfectly safe over therc,”” he @r among his brothers and sisters. | A survey made by Dr. Losise courage. Old Briar Patch where there was : omach, said he. declared. ‘“There isn't a hunter in Copyright, 1923.) Stanley, head of the Home Econom- Mrs. Susan Randall Bacon,, ics Bureau of the United States De- daughter of the late Samuel! J. Ran-| partment of Agriculture, shows that dall, former Speaker of the House! a woman earns 77 cents an hour of Representatives, is following her| while baking a white layer caramel father’s footsteps as a politician and | cake, $1.52 an hour while baking an 0 RAE has been nominated for Overseer of angel food cake and 18 to 40 cents It seems a shame that we can- whole skin is worth more than a: veius A i ogs of the valleys aNd the ”m_— - a ——_ road tonight in all theipay ted friar in orders of 1 one of your number > man of genius who ct without laying upon ion. | ar you are like tonight, » k humility that is your day 10w you for whit you and your slinking bre moon is at the full, and | Forgetfulness of trouble is | bothing to worry about, he, re teen shot at by the hunter with the | Sight anywhere. I'vé just got to the only relaxation possible. gained his strength rapidly. Ola terrible gun, and where the young have some of that wheat. It perhaps. | B.other Nature healed his back as Lob White had been weutdad Ang | wouldn't take us long to get all we Why can you not be a per | fast as she could, and in a SUI | 4. before. it happened that Bob Want and get back here again.” son of this kind—thouchtful | prisingly sbort time he was as good White and Mrs. Bob White were Then up spoke the young Bob of others? | a8 ever. Then. he rejoined Mls | Lot witlf them. White who had been wounded. “A Ory up your crocodile tears. ere ce ee | the Poor in Goshen, N. Y. _an hour while canning vegetables. Get that sorrowful sob-tone | Great rejoicing. os 3 ae out of your voice. Now, though he didn't know Kt | ‘seemcengia By. . You are the only one who acpi ~ ene avis a a. ea rl 7 derives pleasure from your ters didn’t know it, that voung Bo juiet and so serene and P) , ! : ae sad pose. | White returned to them with some- sneer phe tribe that ap F an ae ae | yo pee Ps The dramatic effect vou lin- | thing ne nade aad rs $ = epeapretag ogs. Ps : ger over as you lament with Png Be aia asta al ——it 1s a relief whey b your friend is uugged by your- terrible mapetieeenesi 5 ator a is and the grey light self and loathed by those who oe which, Wt Ot a ee appear. ae ae 3 suffer. , , | experience, he might have been e coyotes slink back to @ ie a a % | Cheer a very long time in gaining, OF ries and the lark and @ Be . a4 ‘ : o tell each other in the thy With smiles, happy , might never have gained. It was words and a 2cneraily hopeful sane ve wisdom. Yes sir. it was wisdom. h ar the wild cry of the w A . a oss : os had cost him a iot of suffering 4 ‘ ; et from both fright and pain, but now ny. the silver moon, , : a : | that he had it he was likely to live what a train of wild + | ee ae “i SOLID CHOCOLATE CAKE. || longer than if he had never been 1eir fierce dreams! aa cup sugar, 1 tablespoon bui- | through that terrible experience. 1 There are some who seem never — e— ter (soft), 1 egg. teaspoon ~- ———— oe ———-=— to gain wisdom no matter how és 3 baki s isssolved i ; PEE Stk oe aking oda disssolved in 1 cup nmiany lesson thev have or how bit- in 14 cups of sifted flour, 1 tea- ) °f } ‘oung man of ADY CROMER, wife of the secretary and equerry to King George, ; was not so with the young Bob — spoon vanilla. Bake in layer or \V nite He proved this two daye loaf. This batter may seem very § after he rejoined his brothers aud thin, but do not use any more flour. sisters. They happered to be over Delicious with butter frosting. near the wheat field where they had isa daughter of Lord and Lady Minto, and sister of Lady Scott, Pies 1: and Lady John Jacob Astor. She is considered the wost beautiful MOOERS MARSH mofthe Court of St. James / A o& Mythology. an office where there ils, erasers, etc., to go 'ré ni-annual raises and one! He dictated distinctly, it, neither did he swear, \N’S FAVORITE (the came in at 9 a. m. or lunch. She did all you to help her. r never objected to len were swamped with me ASSISTANT MAN ° " = ‘« e ee ae - @ } _ . “+ = " ‘ ° . - : ; (et 1@ girls were “wild” | | : on ga — eh + » ag I — © AE. ry no—or affected. He adm + We he at, Re S . a ; i ildren, SF \e ) q | 5. | ; Ie (Mire . 7 °'same ’ —— a + a WIALAFTALLALN. \ r thing) always got s invariably polite and * made catty remarks tried to vamp each and @ ae Se BPI gis Me 4 wt WY, r= Le Se ¥ , | , ag R tried to act kittenish, DP. , af ; dj) ? om choice). LF * : . > : “4 , m4 4598 | | 7 ~~ “» | Ly | ty , ty, j j f : . : : 7 # | Barty | t> s. whether to say a thi I bake it specially tonight for the many women who have formed your husband, leave 4 Fas | Fy /f];/ 4 | : ma silence lies a woman's @™ a i : “, Hi], }* a happy little custom of serving Raisin Bread on Wednesdays. | er. Do a ple | \\\” Ae | } I bake it as you like it—beautiful loaves with plenty of plump | useless, an _ a | | | | 4 3 » . ° eS | attractive as a disap an? 7 and juicy Sun-Maid Raisins. Rich and fruity —hee!thful as well as delicious. Both white and whole wheat. . And these, too! Many binds of Reisie Rell | man.” | “To kiss a woman Wi | her a definite comm a nasty tasting po Many other tempting Sun- Maid Raisin Foods will also be | forting spoontul of 7am Irvin S. Cobb Life plays queer tricks on most of us. To some who deserve little, it gives included in my special mid-week baking—rolls, coffee cakes, | The first English ' | Robert Hichens all. To others who merit everything, it gives nothing. Tosome, life isa jest; cookies, cakes, ‘‘snails,’’ muffins. | Betty Tanner, has J : Fannv Heaslip Lea to some, a solemn business; to some, a gentle comedy; to some, an un- | ‘sin Pie. of course—rich with the full, fine flavor of at Newmarket. And S ore T anime ending tragedy; to others, nothing. Irvin S. Cobb, Robert Hichens, Con- | cuaaneee ‘ | : horses and all the Bt ingsby Dawson, Fanny Heaslip Lea and others make you see all of this pes. saying, “Neigh! Wome enc ther f u- we ife. too—i ight in November Good Housekeeping. | | NOT in the stable!” § thors in’ November Good || and your life, too—in a new light in ep | By bakers everywhere ' = 9 ecegiaatas Have youa right to take your Owl life? | The finest Sun-Maid Raisin Bread and other Raisin Foods mz : vs ° : : sé ° bP brwtas Mesetate preter tashione There comes a time when a man says that life has cheated him, that life has withheld ‘are prepared ‘‘Special for Wednesday’’ by bakers every week natty donne: with | ogy nd “How B overed what it had every reason to give. In those dragging days of ng eg cae some- —everywhere. : me displayed in the ~a evening gown’’ and Anne times seems only one nd ee oe pm one ves sl ay “8 cr Spm Serve them tomorrow for dinner—for your own an d the . "s need) k ; ; otions | : , se (Covrrignt, erie dace, ae mp Sach tiers has written his greatest story. Complete in November children’s luncheon. And Raisin Bread toast for Thursday’s BEEF BRISM® a Christmas gifts Good Housekeeping. ‘ breakfast! . Christm ifts f 50c . a — “aft om vane por : up. one B A woman’s life Fresh from my ovens you can get these delicious Raisin qatll toot ae 2 nar What do women demand most from life? What does a woman get out of a successful ca- | Foods tomorrow—at any bakery, grocery store or delicatessen. salt and garile £0F | } Robbing Pneumonia of Its reer? One of the most famous women in America—in the world—has reached the height move meat from lid perrere; The Lost Billion: d he wonders. Who she is we have promised not to say. But she he skin : Interior Decoration Depart- of her fame and now s ° : s sh f her own mistake. This | kettle with ¢ : ment; Good Housekeeping wonders what a woman’s life should be. And she confesses he we. | score it across th¢ HR 6) Institute: Childrenin Winter, anonymous revelation complete in November Good Housekeeping. / potatoes around meat - | Soom Wiley ; a a ater it ° . : yt : orations ; : the siding) ze | Beauty. On Bachelor’: The Beginning life Over again Encorsed by bakers everywhere, by the vy . q . : ; ; : . Licey The mes : a ang eee a. ths What chance has a man for happiness after he has been actused oe a crimef ve Retail Bakers’ Association of Americe ase ae cheese and kiddies—in all 8 stories and may bring him many things, but can it bring the joy of inconspicuousness in a crow and by the Aaseciens Wa Aeeneietion $4 features. Start Robert Hichens’ great story “After the Verdict” in November Good House- ee & a ee : ro i " November Why Not Take It Home Tonight? Raisin bread : | | _¢o8 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING | special on Wednesdays. : laree crtoush eri This Issue Over a Million Copies Ask your aight” | — . sissies anniicitincieatiaaiinitiia iia dies ee a a Se OP meee * mer ws " #1. Ns hy

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COMIC PAGE TUESDAY, | OCTOBER 23. 1925 [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TA AC ae "ET re, PEOPLE WHO PUT YOU TOSLEEP—By RUBE GOLDBERG ything im fact, can be Dos Ary wth teast delay at . § expense through ‘poST-DISPATCH FOR S: . —— ee ie ee a2 SS ee aoe . ' Br - i Sa. 76. NO. 46. RITAIN SAID SUPPORT BERLIN MOVE “IN RHINELAND THE CHANGELING. HERE was @ man in eur town Who thought he'd write a pili YAY ¥ Ke GIVES \e And so upon the bloomin’ thi He labored nicht and da: Lemna And when at last the play was shown, With all his might aad main That guy proceeded to disown The offspring of his brain He was amazed at what he heard eee te pupae ate 2 STENE'S NEIGHBORS WANT eu The bally actors say. Re aga all : | Ger ACQUAINTED - ST HE THANE a ees 8 word | “THe swe! | ims BAMSGEROUS FOR HIS sam OF his Beloved pias werruc eue FSOREIGAS WIFE TO KNOW Tog x. . \nd when the crs of ~ uthor: r Pp“, e CK. ABOUT AMER! CMe ‘rom gallery to pit. L He straightway introduced the 2 _ ee a _ MUTT AND JEFF—DID YOU EVER HEAR OF THE DOUBLE X?—Br BUD FISHER (Copyright. 1933, ty Sam 7 a7 s | “ - e+. a e pol ’ he So in ge SONEET te gate aS - . a # - rie : That butchered up his skit Trade Mark Ree. lL. S& Se a PS Sa WAIT A MINUTE E> I DIDN'T woRK ga Senator Moses says that the Vo!- ‘ THE MINT FoR " Stead law is a “jackass statute. Well, there does seem to be a good deal of white mule about it. Too TRUE. ert are (strains ae. A happy thought. bevond a doubt: A prominent brewer claims that Play footba!l!. son, atid take time only 2% per cent of the peopie out — ie, had a voice in fastening prohibi tion hon the nation. Indicating QUITE so. that’2*, is nonintoxicating. President Ban; Johnson has hy rredc ' _* Piuce bi irae « o 3 . ‘ Varred DOX [lehting at all American Ex-Governor Lowden has _ de- League ball parks Any diffe. clined the post of Ambassador to en Eugiand. Probably thdmght that if he accepted he'd cet left at the post im the next presidential race. cnres must De settied Outside the £roundas alter the game the Associated Press " COLOGNE, Oct. 24—German of here with the approval of ths tish, have organized a Centra “+ Breoromic Council fer the entir “Bandits With Rifles Rob Sa- Those bogus M. D’s may not have loon.” @xcduated but they'll probably get | We presume they rifled the til] a see wewere Chey arr | ; rovince. Members of tii threugh. “Olive Branches in Corfu.” neland province. _ . is that where the olives come | poization include Huge ouare ©. S. bootlegeers have caused a trom? | ; = md Otto Wolk shortage of British liquor. A run . a Ys ee : ; oe aan : rt is understood that the Brit's! - Bo bah jove! | The rumor that Mords were going a Pea P ; ; Pemsoredd the institution of such : cil as a reminder to the Frenci affairs in the occupied regs we an allied and not merely : neh interest. ’ ——_— Se : oS _ ’ = 3 a . LP Must have originated irom thie eport that He ry Will soo start * ne . 4) a % nd —_ : ae -> > - oi = SE : F] ; » sillithe biel Gtewese. Bh asd NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS—By FONTAINE FOX WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND—By BRIGGS ~~ 2Drrigh 12 THE TOUCH. OSES are red. violets are blue. ee ee Lend me ten, Dad. and P11 0. U a | : Conrright. 1923 . ae Eis THE ANSWER. he cheapest things in Detroit fe) Saeces ates gums Associating —ress, : | ane amy ¢ “> - \ | pf //' / eo 'DCESSELDORF. Oct. 24-—Tik Roses are red, roses are pink. are gasoline and Fords. What you ' ee ae | . P ' Ae as | 4 ‘ Rineland republican movement ha Enciose find money—i don’t think./ might call a community of inter ~ a | ip Ment its tirst force, according t —Varsity Breeze ests. yy ' n r reperts received ower tlh ——— VA fi‘ Jf ’ én ee - ‘oes ae CM 4 Cae ee ae Rae eens y aS as hed wire «stems. but the situa —— . is still confused. The Republic METROPOLITAN MOVIES — By GENE CARR é in a“ Do ‘ev WANT US To START You oFF FAST oR B took « few additional villages. am Sens yesterday and last night. bu red out of Coblenz, their “cap .” and Mayence, aud reaction 1 y ee a rent in a number of the tows De YoU WAA‘TA ae eS ee PY ow a , - - r. tt or + = . ’ me Oe sais a > sa A IE a for TT cn police and Be! rtar SF ff 7. ALOE APF DLA SYS SOO pops arrived on the scene, clea: _ - o~ - ing the streets an! driving the Sepa fatists back to their last remaining pMreag) oi After 4 semblance of order has Bees restored. Police Commissione { Withei », Buhr went into the govern patent bh... iquarters building in whiel MRly 4) "-pubdiicans, commanded by a0 Th “rs, were fortified and gav¥ HIMSELF ALL FIRMLY SET IN « ‘THAT cLD AuTe TiRE AND WAS Wi ee JUST REAOY To BE STARTED DcoWN | | | Eooieé KELLER HAD Gor | ? a Pind the kid who said he’s glad that school is open. as , — . Mvaders wenril! 3 e’ctock im ti THE HILL IN IT WHEN ONE CF “THeSE After, : “on 6 vacate His 8 a truck and two Belgiaz oa Mer fd we will zo.” called dowT / By Irvin S. Cobo McNawgh: Syndiec ime & ¥ PMR of the mem. However, after om EEE - — . . | Gems ion _ ; _ rried consultations be : i acd ohn = ——_____ | Th owe - 3 the Frenen, Belgian and Brit AN APPROPRIATE QUOTATION. SSS Pecnieted Kh : MA Of ficia's pose ie no BO interrure A féw moments = New Rocheile. that thriving suburb of New York former! ait KRAZY KAT—Byr HERRIMAN individual who combined the practice of a somewha iP OOer > illimeg a ; se enratist leaned f y- us . led a ; - - . - ki — with a romantic temperament His husiness was that » garbace | Nou pe ws 4 ] . ~“ ‘ag - cp ' nS =. Le — ww > a oo pe - re y eaurector and @ cleaner-out of sewers. But even in the miast of hic oro | WHY f SHOULD aM: d Ben ooking to ee °° help us out of this sita pe We suffered for France am ' 2 ™ and we welcome anything ; 4 t. but we wilt have nothin with these Prussians.” “* time had now. expired am ©ne was waiting tensely. Fin nids is pro- (‘ii Rewa in 7 | | Wis. us | /CAAT. Aa) \ a. \/ Wey [THeRe > 4 | fessional labors he was much given to lardine his nversatio with | CG ce Ld NCCPSIS ), “ | ee >A a, euetations from the poets. Muarely didjan oecasion arise when th Ou CAN ; GUaSsS | a ity Uf VAIO ion al hen th itt | 1 & HEE | \ eter Was at a loss for a classic reference Gc KARE / Me } August Thomas. the playwricht. lives in New Rocholie \ situation 4 Ww iA) - | ergse when he required the exnert services of +) f += \ —_- US (®.:j0W-townsman of ice fron his. The main Kitchen érain of ' ie Th DAS h He Wa | : Thera! eT = o ‘ntorian Yo shouted / . A} ee Wie . a tia tions.” The oficial cleaner arrived equipped with the : BM hte on ) 4 Mien: , ele " ols of hix trade. Hi. -— ae hin the next few minutes 1 peaeuved tHe cover of the outlet and then for a moment he Daused 7 = 1 ond of Doltce-wrrived and pu ’ os o« * Lhe ie : - . t = hed was of such magnitude as tempor ¥ to abash even so experienced * band Slowly. almost reluctan: e rolled up his sleewes. a AG du dDiousiy eyeing the prospect which confron:e | him He lovked aioft at Thomas. «tanding al. | Then. as he took a deep breath of resOiution. he “Well, Mr. Thomas. I suppose | might jus ‘Faint beart ne'er won fair lady. dma with these words he dived in (Copyright, 1923, by the McNaught Syndicate. Inc.) | der up te the windew Th Ml. and shook his head Sl 4g Sp (as well go ahead. After ) i ; * ie! q@ y