St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 6, 1923

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ON ee ee °.% ve ¥ 3 NOVEMBER 6, 1923. ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ' TUESDAY EVENING, ! FRENCH AMBASSADOR SMG RPOIG SA. German aoe nssavm SOVIET PHOTOGRAPHER SAYS. German People Seimoned ur es er CALLS ON COQLIDGE: “ssc: ‘‘sm cmc = to Defend Constitution || THAN TREar wing Reparations Question Supposed Which Had Been Completely ~ Paralyzed. | By the Associated Press, “The maintenance of the units MUELHEIM, Germ to Have Been Canvassed in Thirty-Minute Conference. ~ te HUGHES HOLD THE FRENCH POUCY WOULD NULLEY INQUIRY Secretary of State and Am- --bassador Jusserand Can- --vass Situation Brought - About by Attempt to Limit ‘a Scope of Investigation Into __Germany’s Capacity to Pay is President of the “Rhine Republic” By the Associated Press. ? | BERLIN, Nov. 6.—President Ebert and Chancellor Stres¢mann in a proclamation made public last night affirm their determi- nation to defend the republic and its constitution against all at- tacks from within and summon the citizens to come to their aid. In part the proclamation says: “In this very serious time Ger- many is threatened with internal convulsions. Certain gections of the community, although numer- ically not strong, are relying on the distress of the people to at- tempt to exercise illegal pressure on the Government and to throw the torch of internecine warfare among the people.” After declaring” the GovVern-. ment’s determination to repel such attempts the proclamation continues: (From a Correspondent of the Manchester | , eke York World) ~ of the Reich ana law and order LL the plants of Au (Copyright, 1923.) in the interior are necessary pre- sen, including the BB rane ind des “ Poagg ed requisites for overcoming the at Muelheim and FE present distress resulting from be closed next Satur¢ |for slips of paper to be passed up unemployment, serious economic of the shutdown appk conditions and unparalleled po- employes were posted litical pressure. plants yesterday. i from the audience bearing questions to the speaker. For months past in “Those nations and _ leading August Thyssen, who | a All ged Ks personages who are aware of Ger- 80 years old, has been ws pire Other e | Moscow and in the provinces there. | have been inquiries after the health many’s intolerable distress and unrelenting opponent @f Also Conmicdl who desire to help Germany eration with the Freneh g men of Lenine. | The correspondent has had many | opportunities here of talking with la not despair of the German bene ein 8t th ae in Communists in close touch with the sue id The abe Government we decision ia a m¢ i a omaction With Raid ¢ Kremlin and has asked them what possesses the necessary strength was to avoid being cc of. 4 H me of F er they thought of Lenine’s chances of to deal with any putsch and pro- other industrialists ‘haan ‘ oO armer. | recovery and of resuming duty at the tect the constitution of the Reich. ing agreement with the J » head of the government, sooner or The reichswehr and police, loyal His son, Fritz Th " later. Naturally, their views vary— -: to their oath, will do their duty. ever, who also controls > some still have rope, others believe The Government firmly believes wiieitn. aad mae the patient incurable. One very that if, against its will, it is ing with the Stinnes FURS Scometianint | wate: : forced to fight. the whole Ger- | |. cotiations with the “We should ask no more from man people will stand behind it in defense of order and the free- dom of the German reich.” TL RT. si By DAVID LAWRENCE, A Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. (Copyright, 1923.) WASHINGTON, Nov. Pigg, Jusserand, French Ambassador to! the United States, today presented , ‘to President Coolidge. . the — ‘wishes of the French Government. lt It was the first time the French pe Ambassador had the opportunity to | ‘do so, as he was iu ‘Europe when ‘the new President took the oath of} office. | Jusserand’s visit was, however, more than a forma] call to pay his} respects. He was with Mr. Coolidge | for nearly a half hour and the dis- : PLACED ON TRIAL A ON ASSAULT C Ilyitch than one article a month. his handled before they were ¢ . d Prosecutions Based on opinion on our home, and foreign BOTH SILENT “AFTER CONFERENCE Hughes Calls on President _ Coolidge After Meeting— «Possibility of Proceeding ~ Without France Supposed “to Have Been Broached. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 23 Wyatt Building. “WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.—Ambas- @ador Jusserand and Secretary of Btate Hughes held‘a two-hour con- ference yesterday arternoon in which the former tried to show the neces- sity for France of the limitations on the proposed conference of financial experts. and the latter contended the suggested restrictions nullified any chance of accomplishing the purpose @f the conference. ~‘Phe talk with the French Ambas- Sador was preceded by conferences between the Secretary of State and Seefetary. Melion of the Treasury and Secretary of Commerce Hoover and after the long talk Mr. Hughes went to the White House to lay be- fere the President the details of the big diplomatic day. LEO DECKERS The fate of the Republic which is called in Berlin a creature of | ‘French meddling is still uncertain. “Jusserand smilingly expressed his | cussion concerned the proposed com- mission of experts to determine the capacity of Germany to pay repara- tions. The French Ambassador was in a jovial mood, as usta. when he emerged from tne conference. He was reminded that when he left the United States press reports from abroad stated that he would not rer .turn. ; Here 21 Years. “T have-been in the United States 31 years,” remarked Jusserand, “and I think that report has been pub- lished 21 times.’ The Ambassador is the dean of the diplomatic corps here and has served his country in the Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, Harding and Coolidge admin- istrations. He was a favorite of the late President Roosevelt, having been ) one of the famous “tennis cabinet” : which played on the courts that once oeeunied the ground now taken up} hy the executive of ices. “When I made the voyagaback the other day,” said the ambassador with a laugh, “I was afraid the ship's cap- tain had heard about the press re- perts that I wasn’t coming back. We were sig-zagged all over the Atlan- tic Ocean. First we were todl we would dock at New York, and is ws changed to Boston and finally. we iwere landed at Portland, Me. When ‘they told me we were going to dock OO ln al OOOO —dInternational Photograph, policy would be all we should want, | and we should not tire him for more.”’ One of the few people who have recently seen Lenine, one of the Soviet photographers, who took his photograph last month, said: “You can see from his photograph | that Lenine has aged a great deal. However, he is beginning now to I whi to move his arms and legs, ich had been completely par- alyzed. He is taken out in an in- valid chair, and it was so that I took him. His own family looks after him, particularly his wife, who spends herself entirely in his care. “He is near Moscow, in one of ttre prettiest parts of the province. Of course, he is assured of complete rest and has the best attention in the world. He seems to be recover- ing, though very slowly. Whether he will ever be able to resume his|* | political activities it is very early yet to say.” ~~ 2 Robbers Cause of $200,000 lire. By the Associated Press. MONTREAL, Nov. 6.—The mature explosion of. nitroglycerin being used by robbers today started a fire in a downtown office building ' which spread to nearby structures, resulting in $200,000 damage. The robbers are believed to have been trying to blow open the safes of the Italian Consulate and Charles pre-| ‘situation as viewed by Paris POINCARE FIRMLY AGAINST. ‘ BROAD REPARATION INQUIRY Insists Only French Parliament Can Reduce Total Bill Against Germany—How He In- *terprets “Present Capacity to Pay.” Special Cable to the Post-Dis Bankers’ Committee with J. P. Mor- and the New York World. (Copyright, 1922, by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos... the New York World and the Post-Dieratch. PARIS, Nov. 6.—Ambassador Jus- serand had a long conference with tch | patches From Washington. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Nov. Premier Poincare on the eve of his | France and since | notes | departure from of then has received several from Paris. He is,/therefore, in an excellent position to explain the | ana | made a pleasing impression there, sation with Secretary Premier Poincare’s personal | opinions. The French Premier stands pat on two points: First, the total Ger- man debt having been fixed in ac- cordance with the stipulations of the answer to the Ambassador's state- ment of the French position on repa- rations. The tone of the conversation was): /mob leaped on him, ripped @ pockets and took ing out packages containing { loan bonds, _taken from him. He setting the value of the @ ‘spec iauon on the Bourse gan or Herbert Hoover at its head.|.y»yroach of the mob was French Officials Irritated by Dis- 6.—Ambassador Jus- serand’s cabled report on his conver-' State Hughes in Washington yesterday, re-. ceived by Premier Poincare today, was said at the foreign office to have arrested the last of the lo e : dor’s dispatch indicated what Secre- | ee tary Hughes may have observed in| ‘although nothing in the Ambassa- | By the Assoctated Press. down aide streets. 2 : . Speculator Tries to Buy Bie F Offenses Preceding After one man had been gy naping and Murder of Men in 1922. out tr marks and thousands of foreign currency sewn in the) of his coat. Another sp to buy his way to freedom be} By the Associated Presa. BASTROP, La.. Nov. citizens of Morehouse A | charged with misdemeanors in § ef information filed by Attorney-G a pers! Coco in connection with of > tions of hooded bands in the 4 ‘jast year, today went before Ju Fred Odom in the secend day's t - of about 20 persons alleged by ' State to have participated in mf offenses prior to the kidnaping - alleced murder of Watt Daniel 7 F. Richard of Mer Rouge on 24, a year ago. ‘ Four of those to appear te were found guilty yesterday of rying firearms on the premis another in connection with a rafke (the home of Alonzo Braddec ™ farmer who was suspected of t engaged in making whisky. ‘were Capt. J. K. Skipwith, | lops” of the Morehouse Klux Klan; Benton Pratt, vin Pickett and W. G. Mein Three others, Sam Eldridge, Se and “Cud" Pickett, tried apa the four were found “not guil Motion for .a new trial for | with, Pratt, Piekett and Melk 6.— BE) trillions of marks. He wag km down and a fortune in marke, dollars and a - * as ¥ tatters. ~ . News that the Government 420,000,000,000 marks so ticed. Caught with their hag rockets filled with money, the: ulators weer helpless. ree A show shop was looted in /minutes. The overflow of € | cleared out a drygoods ae opposite. ~ After the Grenadierstremmam been looted entirely andehe were running around writ hands, three policemen “oe - — e. Code Convention Adjourned § JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. | souri’s sixth constitutional % tion passed into history | 3 p. m. the final gavel fell : ‘code body was adjourned sit |The convention virtually f work Oct. 5. A certified ‘the new draft of the States ‘as made by the convention was offered today by counsel fo defendants. W. Cc. Barnett, who argued motion, declared Pratt and J} tosh had testified they did not e the premises of Braddock. : such, howeyer, it was /remarked by a high official at the Quai d’Orsay, as to make incomprehensible the dis- | patches received from Washington by way of London tending to show that'} Secretary * Hughes and President t that he could not say more than that it had been a friens'v an interesting talk and, with perhaps a itfie/Gallic sarcasm, suggested tiat | cording to the communique, that | “the Secretary will doubtless be | ‘Belgium has always followed a pe pleased to tell you all he wishes to sonal policy inspired by her own in- ihe irrezular bands on the Bavarian | Thuringian frontier range from 50990 to 10,000. The nationalists are said r. [to be under the supreme command | jot Capt. Ehrhardt, whose “iron bri | gade’’ figured in the Kapp Putsch. Treaty of Versailles and having been ratified by the French Parliament, neither he nor any other statesman can modify it without the vote of the two chambers; secondly, Poin- care insists “present capacity of at Portland, I asked the captain if| cicerj Company, wholesale import. ihe was sure it wouldn’t be Portland, | ors, housed ur the same building. |Ore. “YT understand the ship was anxious to land its immigrants so as} } 4 | telegraphic agency. The present discussion shows, .:c- Be iC] iaiming a “Rhineland republic ‘ahead of time in the hope of acquiring | leadership for himself. say.” _ terests, and that she is not su! servi- Mr. Hughes, so far from revealing € purport of the conversation, re- fused to see any of the Washi, con coftespondents. ,.2he indications are that th» con- versations had to do with two main topics, the attitude of the United States when, as anticipated, it is in- vited to join with Great Britain, [ta'y | and Belgium to hold an inquiry to) ascertain what Germany can nay in arations without the participa-. tion of F rance, and the circum- stances that France wus getting no réparations now and that the col- | lapse of Germany, which is threat- \pby the Belgian Government thcct,-h ;own policy; wherever it is not ex- ‘actly parallel to that of France ent to any one.’ “This policy,” continues the statc- ment, “is national in ite essence and jalso has the character of an entente lcordiale with France and Fogian:t. It is not correct to speak of any ten- ‘Sion of relations between PEelzium and France or of a change of front abondonment of the French view in favor of the British. The Belgian Government continues to foltow its i England it discusses the :meertions with its friends in London and Paris, with the intent and the hope »f es- that Gen. Ludendorff is behind the whole movement and that the object T sought is the overthrow of the re-| public and the establishment of a na- | tionalist military dictatorship. who have been careful to keep out | ~ Jt is asserted that Ehrhardt him- | tn come within the November quota. : What a change! Although Senator | a Follette and I were on board, we | had to give way to the immigrants.” The ambassador was in high spir- }its nevertheless and said he was giadé ‘tn be back in Washington again. He) | declined. of course; to talk about his| visit to the Presiaent. To a group’ of reporters who inquired about it, | he said: “Whether we talked about | ‘the weather or European politics, I self does not dare enter Thuringia, peeved it to your clever minds ‘to as he would be captured by the fed- | i as Cacia eral troops and executed. Ehrhardt’s Hopeful Atmosphere in Capital. The French Ambassador hed a. forces are said by some to number ‘long conversation with Secretary of | The charge has also been made Some authorities, however, say the irregular force along the borders is} only a collection of bushwackers of range. not over 1000. ,nance” ‘action,” The attack on Aix-la Chapelle by Separatist troops prompted Matthes _to relieve Deckers of much of his responsibility. caused Matthes’ separatist Later, the Belgians surrender and the leader and his erstwhile 'Lieutenant retired to Coblenz. “Commissar of F4- is taking orders humbly from Matthes. While party leader# were dining in a private room in Coblenz Deckers was eating at the public bar. “I can’t understand the Belgian whined Deckers, after the rout of the Matthes forces from Aix. Deckers, now “I give you my word of honor the. | of examining Germany’s future ca- LG ON Ct ett ttt. ttt a - — ~~ Coolidge had taken a decisive atti- tude on the scope of the expert committee inquiry. These dispatches are causing great irritation in Frenen orficfal circles, | where they are consi@ered as part! of the scheme to isolate France and) oblige her to accept the British plan of reparation and abandon a consid- erable part of her claim on Germany A high official declared it was pre- posterous to think tnat allies with less than half the total claims on Germany could settle reparation problems independently of France. It was reiterated today at the Germany means what she can pay today or within a short time.” He refuses to admit the possibility pacity for payments. Although it is officially denied that divergence of views exists be- tween Paris and Brussels, it is per- sistently reported that the Belgian Government is prepared to support almost unreservedly the policy adopted by Washington and London in connection with the commission of experts. The Beigian Ambassador at Wash- ington is said to have been charged livered by the secretary of ‘the archives of Missouri. Odom denied the motion for ret The Judge said he had only guide in deciding the case and ‘was his own conscience. He would not have found the “def ants guilty had he not eres to be. vention today to Sécretary ¢ *y Becker. It is written in on parchment and will be plage Nature of the Charges. y Those cases to be: . rie Calhoun, Jeff ley Regers, ch with a dange th Skipwith, Burnett ‘and ‘red - Binbotham, accused of comy i Person to leave hig place of busi - and Skipwith and Marvin Pickett 7 ph) - v 'G6th and FF Pickett, Sam and pre- | Belgians spurred me on to proclaim “WHERE THE sented the substance of a cable-jthe revolution. They told me they gram he received from Premier | were making an agreement’ with Poincare about the proposed inquiry Great Britain and if I didn't act ‘into German reparations. Hughes’ at once it would be too late. We! reply is well known and the only ‘have tried every way to get British 'points of difference that remain be- jaid, but it is no use. I even sug- tween the French and American po- | gested to the British that the Rhine- Gen. Ludendéortt, according to s| sition are not now regarded as diffi- ‘land republic take a British Prince dispatch from Munich. has ordered eult. An air of hope prevails that as a ruler, but they wouldn’t hear Adolph Hittler, the Bavarian Fascis- at last the reparations deadlock will | of st.” “Cud’’ Cox, /Prmtt. Sam Eldridge and intosh alleged to have cor to Dien nal a person to leave his } | hose tried yesterday . “charged with a raid on the hon ' Alonzo Braddock, farmer, who believed to be engaged in thet Manufacture of whisky. a ~ Skipwith testifeid he organi | party to make the Braddock 1 but that he had verbal aut by his government to intimate this to Secretary Hugntes. It is also be- |lieved that Belgian support will be! forthcoming for a revival of the’ ~~ —_ SOCIALISTS CALLED INTO CONFERENCE ON FORMATION OF CABINET foreign office that the question of the legality of the Ruhr occupation cannot be considered as within the scope of the experts’ inquiry. ened by the progress of events under State Hughes yesterday the existing policy, would do away with any hope of reparations in the future. Buch a financial plan as the ex- perts could work out if they were untrammeled by political considera. { tions gives at least a promise that __ allcthat could possibly be extracted . from Germany would be forthcom- ing. With this object of countering rumors that the Reichswehr cannot be relied upon, Defense Minister Ges- ler has issued a decree forbidding public calumnies of the Reichswehr | or circulation of reports calculated | to prejudice the reputation of the, Reichswehr. tablishing an accord.” MOBS PILLAGE BERLIN SHOPS AND ROB RICH CITIZENS Continued from Page One. Watch the scales, quality, and page end ‘em all. Wednesd Speck STEAKS Sirloin 600,000,000 marks—eight times Sat- urday’s price. Crowds of men and women stormed stores, cleaned them out and divided the loot. Bread shops were looted. Meat was hacked into chunks. One little nee ery a 2: te . > ~* mien a Die fee = . Wh Sas «te Fa” ee hs a bce ee _ oy — on OF ert: Set demcetitien >= sdeataan ha, -—AepaaCN tn, Sitaaea —— ‘ * refusal to deliver their products in exchange for paper marks. The Chancellor last night received oo brokey 9%, Be wne) ca tk apap se New) ai abs ee ‘The silence of Hughes is discour- ng to the prospect of an arrange- t being arrived at, for his prac- tice has been to give an optimistic opinion when negotiations are pro- ng favorably. Was specificalW etated after Jt Hughes saw the President that the subject of the interallied debts had t been mentioned between there is no question but that wpth. tieton to Be Guided by Hughes. right. 1922, by the Press and Pulitve: wotenion: Cos.. p» the, Sow Fork World o apatc IZJONDON, ‘Nov. é.—Premier Poin- re’'s written reply to the British proposal that the scope of the pro-. posed experts’ commission on Ger- nian reparations be extended beyona the limits set by France was received re yesterday by Count De S5Bt. aire, French Ambassador. ‘The note reiterates stand that the commission must be ordinate to the Reparations Com- | ‘nounce the basic figure for comput- mission and must not debate the French minimum demand on Ger- | | the new gold loan currency, or gold man payments. a telegraphic appeal from the Exe- cutive Committee of the Natienal League of Front Soldiers, popularly known as “The Steel Helmets,” ra- questing the immediate installation the Ambassador and the Secretary, but the matter was much in the minds of of dictatorship, free of partisan par- liamentary influences, and suggest- ing that he make immediate use of the prerogatives accorded him, be- ‘fore other elements assume the in- itiative. Mark Quotation Fixed. President Ebert, in an emergency ordinance, decrees that Berlin's offi- cial quotation of the mark shall be View of the only legal pasis for all transaz- tions. The decree is the first at- tempt by the Government to proteot | its paper currency from the rayaging ‘effect of fictitious or nominal quota- tions from abroad. — The decree was primarily the re- sult in the unofficial quotations of the mark from New York which in the last few weeks have invariably pounded down the local ratings, ani which have been chiefly stimulated Poincare’s' by Berlin speculative cliques with | foreign connections. Th Government today will an- ing the paper marks in relation to |Dr. Von Kahr, the Bavarian dicta- | | be ti leader, to cease his opposition to It is, of course, within the range | of possibility that Premier Poincare | will take an absolutely irreconcila-_ bie stand, but if he does so he for- | feits the first opportunity in three | years to win American co-operation | MUNICH, Nov. 6.—Hittler’s seve 18 European affairs. Nobody here | ular troops marched beside loyal | in the Government believes he will Bavarian Keicnswenr yesterday on | Fun that pax. il the occasion of the dedication of a| im fact, the impression is ‘ked | monument to Munich's war dead. |ComPromise terme wg within the | euee sheet ig te lgge ey geet a | next 48 hours and then a forma! in- | the banner of the National Socialists | yeentipn whl be issued by the Britien | was raised. It was the first time a eT See Ween Sy cae rowers | | can accept. former German Prince has taken | ome : part in a Reichswehr review or | saluted the swastika—the sign ot‘ lin. Whether Munich will allow it- an intolerant. Nationalist anti- |-89lf to be forced into open defiance Ssemitier of the Berlin Government is uncer- It heen here that Erharat/ tain, but previous behavior would lead to the belief that Von Kahr and Hittler will take the power from the hands of Von Kahr, Bavarian will permit his hand to be forced. dictator. Erhardt has notified Ber- lin that he will only tolerate a Na- tionalist dictator. The Von Kahr Govérnment has allowed these irregular organiza- tions’ to grow in Northern Bavaria and now risks overthrow by them unless the Munich Government beecks Von Kahr in defiance of Ber- | tor. Rupprecht Salutes Emblem of Anti- Semites. (Copyright. 1923.) ee ae + ee ew Deckers Premature in Proclaiming Rhineland Republic. (Copyright, 1923.) COLOGNE, Nov. 6.—Leo Deckers, the overabitious shopkeeper who precipitated the Rhineland revolu- tion in Aix-la Chapelle a fortnight ago, disobeyed the orders of Joseph Matthes, separatist leader, by pro- LONDON, Nov. 6.—The Minister of Agriculture has received informa- tion from the International Agricul- tural Institute that Germany’s pota- ‘to crop for 1923 is estimated at 31,- | 000,0@ tons and the beet sugar crop at 8,400,000 tons as compared re- | spectively with 40,000,000 tons and 29,600,000 tons in ,1922 -" Sé@paratists Complete Evacuation of Cologne Area. By the Associated Press: COLOGNE, Nov. 6.—The Rhine- landseparatists have completed thei: — evanation of the Cologne area. been the center of the recent mob uprisings, societies of German Jews | | the mobs are under the leadership | of ity of stores and dwellings plundered girl seized a leg of lamb which was So heavy she had to drag it to her home through the streets. The con- tents of tobacco shops were evenly distributed among the mob. Looters | staggered away with arms filled with Cloth, groceries and meat. In Grenadierstrasse, the scene of the furious daily speculation in the Continued from Page One. have protested officially, declaring | “pogrom agitators.” The major- | have belonged to Jews. Many Jew-| ish families are preparing to leave’ | Bigck Bourse, a mob rushed in and | Surrounded speculators, forcing them wds Divide t. jin groups against the walls and g0- Cro Loo |ing through the pockets of one after Riots and looting broke out in a/, | anotl dozen quarters in Berlin yesterday | er. Speculators were roughly when bread rose to 30 cents—138,- | - Berlin. SL — nes | THO vi AS : 707-709 N. SIXTH Wed.-Thurs. Specials Strictly fresh, Shoulder Porterhouse Cut from choice corn-fed eattle young, juicy a tender; pound Great, bie, mammoth % Comes down het from oven three mete a Best in the city. .....«e+e8 | Lbs. ae oe Fine Conekatl _ trom Sheriff Fred Carpenter. 4 Sheriff Carpenter admitted a” Skipwith verbal aut ing in some stills that had bes Ported to the Captain. Asked by tong ‘uting Attorney if he _ have entero! the Braddock. the manner. followed by the r to make an arrest for a m@ and without a warrant, pi | said he would want a wa tt. Skipwith. said he could . Member the names of all Of the party, but that “all didn’t come.” He said the captured two or three Mes a oehing the Braddock place. Farmer Tells of Raid, F | Braddock in mane se gs" one Said the party appeared 4 hee —@ midnight, broke dows. A ! €fid entered the house before I his wife could dress. | “The house was full of he said. in explaining that /W&s a large one. a eratt, one of seven Braddock “Med as being in the party, @ a ‘tec he was a member of the’ did not leave the car n r © the Braddock premises. McInte Sadmitted he was with the 5 “that he did not leave the i oe ite RI ced 3 2 RAISING me BUTTER AM CREAMERY # 10 It does not, however, make men- | standard, ang make acceptance of 'tion of the former demand of France P®Per currency on the firmly estab- in the Yellow Book that pledges tak- yy wales obligatory for all trarns- en by any ally are outside of legisla- tive discussion. This small and nega-| The Reichsbank has caught up tive concession will be weighed when | with the demand for currency since the Pritie#eh cabinet examine « the note its introduction of the notes of high It is doubtful whether the concession “*?Ominations, the latest of which will prove sufficient. in itself to give '* © 100,000,000,000,000 bill. prospect..of the commission's work The Chancellor informed the con- being fruitful. ference of the German People’s Par- ‘The cabinet’s final decision either ‘ty yesterday that he did not pro- ‘accept the commission as restrict- POS* *° retire from hig post in the by Poincare or to abandon it, will present internal and foreign situa- not depend on such thin and dehata- tion, but that he intended to fill the ble concessions as this, but upon the &*P in his Cabinet with men pos- attitude of the State Department of sessed of patriotic sentiment. He the United States. If Secretary informed his party colleagues that Hughes believes that despite French he would not invite German inter- open satbotage in advance, the con- Myerson into his Cabinet, ing of such a body could afford He also declared that he wags op- > He said he had been invited ' With to participate in the ied been told ft was a Sheri SA AATEC SS ops |} “Y. He said Skipwith led A look of | welcome : part’ oe yd =D | 7 a md gave all the orders. warmth in Bellinghams Ground hs ' Hie Pickett at a cate say Most unusual worsted Bone . fresh, CHOPS Lb. the raid that he was at} Cheviots, soft and com- PORK Rib Steaks th.123 fancy; big =pe- Pound. cial for Thom- Chop s as” customers. Pound. i Porters \ typ ope Cr . ey. , ‘ . ~ x Es os en ee. ee Se eA Te he tty Sa perp SPR em hay ie ec lee ~ — a»: SAY “BAYER” when you buy. Insist! 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The defense ¢ SUdge Odom granted the § The Assoctaced | to the use for Tes fel t tches ered to it or nor otam On these mornings when Headache ® starting point for forcing open posed to calling up volunteers for Poincare’s grip on Germany, then Great Britain will be willing to see the protection of the republic on tho ground that the Reich government could completely rely on the Reich- you would) rather stay under the blankets than Toothache Rheumatism laurie Calhoyn, charged ¥ Seas in this A. a3 and rs mit with ae i P found not guilty and it through. It is for the State De-, partment to decide. crawl out, a custom tai- swehr. ‘ The Government has ordered the Relgt an Policy Inspired tional | dispatch of three Reichswehr regt- . / ‘Interests. oe ments to the Bavarian-Thuringian y the Associated Press. frontier. The troops will take up USSELS, Nov. 6. — Belgium’s {position behind the Thuringian po- on policy is her own; it does | lice with orders to resist any attempt oliow blindly either France or |by irregular Bavarian bands to ad- d, says a semiocffich&tl com. | vance, issued through the Belgian i Estimates of the total strength of SUBSCRIPTION © RAT or . Rptqraat lored suit of Bellingham Neuritis Lumbago apvA einen Meo, fetinet him of ce. cman worsted Cheviot will greet : : en ony ee os ies tices + you with a warm welcome , Neuralgia = Pain, Pain 30e, mah F ol athe burt by Attorney-General € .and a promise of good ap- Detiwereg vy city carrier oF - pearance. , Dalle onty. 506 month: t mast fe a7 “as : ander the the a ore. poncho ee Bell. Olive 6600. : = ¥ Pr _ cm Accept only “‘Baver”’ package which contains proper directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Drugzgists. 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FR THYSSEN TO CLOSE HIS FACTORIES RATHER THAN TREAT WITH FRENGH | Astociated Press. aie Aamo IM, —_— Nov. 6. 3 SAYS KLAN EDITOR LL the plants of August Thyg. J Ni ight of Coliseum Show Fen, Getiudine the stee} bie . ' Muelheim and Hamborn, wit a | ¢losed next Saturday: notj 3 4000 | | e shut down app! i ie : & fhoves were ‘poses s,/° behaved him- & son, ritz Thyssen, h 42 z /4ast night was a delight to all con- self ft} von w saath .'@ the. Associated Press $ ow. | ‘ ' 4 1@ judges would most likely aon ae aad a —. aiso controls ee | ON TRIAL AGAIN oT eoeeal give him a nice blue ribbon and then ATLAN OY ee eae al orks and mines, is Participa a what noble simplicity the | he would go to Madison Sau: Gar-|'Or Jonn A. boykKin aske © a | o aa . J Square Gat , with the Stinnes Eroup . | ON ASSAULT CHARGE, jo rses entertained! They left the|den again and win the third blue ton County grand jury today to in- fretiors with the French. 3 business of eating. always so prom- ribbon he has .won at the show dict Philip k.. Fox, editor of the 4 inent when men are on exhibition ‘there 4 . , ; , “Knight Hawk," official organ of the Jt1, > And then his owner, 0. W.| ———__ ¥ j sir stables se ; ‘ 4 ‘ : 2 refused Ta Sefore | they bein chang Prosecutions Based on Minor a their pom xe SFY he Lehmann of Chicago, would get a > nad dnstunis, 4a ae stels | . wore no clothes and said nothing. | cilwee - re To i any wide streets. : silver cup. He might put it in Ex-,; ~ ee tor Tries to Buy . Offenses Preceding Kid- Dispensing with all frou-frou and citer’s stall 4 Capt. W. 8S. Coburn had legge - i aes Bs . planning to ruin 7 Sis "tor e spectator’ who Ox- | ’ , 443 . mS. fons of marks. He was knockea | ae a ane te, tate | p ) e hoofs down precisely, not forgetting ime and I would just as soon be hung | nijand a fortune in marks, rold fs ve eae Sew r it Segoe 8 ies wore evening dress, the men wear- ito keep the spring in his hocks, and | : : R did hz ; » bonds. dollars ee pountl of inf ation fi D3 ttorney-Gen- ing tall silk hats. Others were! he rolled his body a little just to A ay et. were ae ? ssnaut- . ie. le : ’ ps j 4 Sip z from him. He finally fled jp ef Coco in connes Boe with opera- banked in patches in arena seats and! show the judges how easy-riding ne |%°" with the Ku Klux gi ers. tions of hooded bands in the parish | balconies. WAS. | “Coburn was about to publish af- year, today went before Judge) , The Horse Show Snace ‘fidavits against my character and ews that the Govern was ast , 5 > ‘as give : . ne the value of ages Odom in the secend day's trial | The horse show space, itself, was Exciter was given the blue riboon. -eputation, made by other people and | 040, 000, 000 vanigten BO Bore me: - ‘of about 20 persons alleged by the of sporting aspect. The floor had | Mrs. Combs Wins Again. ‘which were untrue.” Flox asserced lati ii eat the Senne eam ‘Sate to have participated in minor been covered with pungent tan bark. | Another thing nice to sge was the shortly after he killed the gitornes, beach of Ee mob was ro the — prior to the kidnaping and'A white fence ran about the ov]! behavior of Revelation and Tempta- “I tried to reason with Him, but ke | Caught with their hebde me : @ murder of Watt Daniel and space and the facades of the arena tion of Kansas City in the horses instill threatened to publish them. elts filled with monev the es: ; . F. Richard of Mer Rouge OT} Aug. were hung with green and white harness pairs event. They won the I had gone to see him Mon‘iay in an ne weer helpless. ay ¢ 4 “H,a year aZg0. bunting. Ju@ges with glistening | Same event here last year. Last effort to reason with him but it was how shop was looted i jae Pour of those to appear today white shirt fronts stood in the cen- | Bight their owner, Mrs. Loula Long |no use.” - ee getter barn os Ps thres Ome were found guilty yesterday of car- ter of the Coliseum and a band at Combs, held the reins. One might| Asked whether the shooting was) da ae 2 itrrocds pce - mob ss , firearms on the premises of one end put to music the lilt and fancy Revelation saying to Tempta- the outcome of factionalism in the a ay irectly — in connection with a raid on'dash of talented horseflesh in ac-| “40m. “We'll go down to St. Louis|jlan, Fox replied: f } C : | home of Alonzo Braddock a ‘tion. and get another blue ribbon, eh, ole) “The shooting had nothing what- ter the Grenadierstrasse ha@ Warmer who was suspec P sock?” As they traveled ab the ye > " ral ; as suspected of heing Oo ‘ sf ‘ eins AS y ravei about 1c ‘soever to do with the Ku Klux Klan. looted entirely and shopkeepers in —s whisky. They j ee eee ring last night these two chestnut'y; was a personal matter between re running around wringing theig ‘were Capt. K. Skipwith, “exalted a ant J rs she ide s and i beauties put their heads together and | nycelf and Coburn.” ds, three policemen anriyed ange £ of “the Morehouse Parish ee em ape adie et ain ce LR Sa pranced, Princess Mary and Prince; ‘¢~opurn was attorney for an insur- | ted the last of the looters. SE Sian: Benton Pratt Mar- eles 4 Po Si, ie cela Peterboro were a likely looking pair, gent faction in the -Jan. vin. Pickett and W. G. MeclIntosh. since oom hanished td the bridle tet: oud the best they could do | The shooting took place in Capt. | Convention Adjourned Sine Die “Three others. Sam Eldridge. Sam Cox path and country estate, carriages hae, tae oes whee egg oe as 8% Coburn’s office on the ninth floor of | the Associated Press. mand “Cud” Pickett, tried jointly with which whirl no more along boule- 7 cee a pee. the Atlanta Trust Co. building. The EFFERSON CirTz, Noy. ¢.—Mis. “the four were found “not guilty.” vard and highways. They emerged | Peavine’s Dream and Sweet Marie,jatiorney was shot through the tem- | ‘B sixth constitutional] conven- ; Motion for a new trial for Skip- as from history of another day to | two saddiers, and Beaumont, a ple and through the abdcemen, dying passed into history today. et with, Pratt, Pickett and McIntosh h and prance in the pretty show hunter, were St. Louis horses that | almost instantly. Fox ran from the . m. the final gave) fel! and the offered today by counsel for the g ane then to go away from the stood out. Besides placing as a | office, but was caught on the sev- @ body was adiourned sine die dants. An old-time horseman would saddle horse, Beaumont proved him-/enth floor by occupants of the build- € donvention virtually finished its © W.C. Barnett. who argued the 4&tave had much to ponder over and self to be no slouch at taking the| ing and turned over to a policeman. | ki Qct. 4h. A certified conv of a. declared Pratt and McIn- wrow sad all-out at the Coliseum last | hurdles. He is a little heavy for | Fox appeared at Coburn’s office lew draft of the State charset @ Web had testified they did not entér night. such business, but he’s a handsome,! while the attorney was talking over | made by the convention was. dee the premises of Braddock. Judge Potato Race I-xciting. upstanding horse. the telephone. Mrs. W. A. ‘Hol- d by , the secretary of bere esi Odom denied the motion for retrial. On every horse show program ee brook, stenographer in the office, tion today to sree E Sate of State The Judge said he had only one nowadays there is a potato race. ping vent. said that Pox entered the room, saw ker. It is written in longhaed a # e in deciding the case and that:and aggood thing for “Joker,” a The jumping last night was|that Coburn was engaged with a Parchment and will be pl rere ae was his own conscience. He said he; white polo pony, that this is so.|scarcely up to standard, several! cilent and-declared that he would airchives adit ae ‘ wou i@ not have found the defend- i (therwise “Joker” would never have | horses being handicapped by bad/return in a few minutes. Fox | _ ats guilty had he not believed them won mention in the press. ‘riding and others appearing to be/turned and walked into the hall, | . peenemed te be. As it happened, this pony con- | stiff and cold. Canallie, ridden by | she said, and in a few moments re- : Nature of the Charges. iributed the most intelligent per-| August A. Busch Jr., did very well | appeared and began firing. cases to be tried today are formance of the evening, as well as/in the heavyweight hunters’ class.; ‘ Mary Coburn, a 13-year-old PMathoun Jeff Burnett and the greatest thrill. Joker was en-| The Invader, a striking chestnut, | daughter, declared that her mother Regers, charged with assault tered in the potato race’ and wWas| ridden by Capt. E. N. Frakes of} had been attempting to persuade | EMLEYe and FRANKLIN “WHERE THE CROWDS GO” = Watch the ecnles, compnre | ; quality, and you'll find we A ane ‘em all. ‘Wednesday 7 = eet Ss = 7 - a ood ’ %, juicy ek bic, mammoth leaf. dewn het frem our thre times a : fe. eer reo: Lbs. Pure Cane, Fine Granulated a a a vl real 70c¢ Ben —all for 40c. . ‘RICE 20 Rice 20 | gee by di yee | Twelfth Boulevard and ger Pupiignint pe Audit Bureau of Cirouletion.) ER OF THE A®SOCIATED — Press ie Associaced is exclusively te Sreditedsto It or nor otherwise im this paper aut oe also ae credited to it or nor the. Tec herein. i Heepnatien L ante Se ee RATES SY MAIL i” ADVANCE. * | eet ay Re Eee Only. ome vear _...«...+«0** either ’ i giither , by, poate DY ae or oniv SRb 0 msanth: Banta 10¢ € wed ne second-class oon Ocentra! " 4 - ee . 4 ream. be been | + | vehicle ae So | it. | to whack | legs and |; ribbon for the first, , The horse was entered in the | class for novice. | | entrance Jefferson Barracks, disappointed his admirers. wants to use his own! head. The Invader and the Captain. [Invader knocked down a hurdle on nis Way around. Some doubt was o¢casioned hy the of g tally-ho—called coach-and-four. After moments of |Speculation as to what this queer Was, 50meone near the press box recalled that a jally-ho had been me hg Kae in the Stokes divorce case. a This ly-ho, however, looked vaorede Resaos and was drawn by four gray horses with a red-garbedg coachman and a footman who sound- ed a lgng horn. It was very jolly. Awards in 13 Events. Awards were follows: (lass made last night as No — ‘ ] R made ere stal There was a struggle between | The! ' put one potato in the box a@™the | mare or gelding: (1) The Object. John Hub: | ; [wey % Ave } ; north end of the Coliseum. Specta-| peak OM yg ) oe . orate Geo. J.| ,? r 4 360. tors cheered and thumped each | eridge (G vdaby ay Riecdel W's Teck: 7orna & § fie . ; other on the back and yelled for the | Hubiey: Barney Oidficid. OB. Banai™ Jobe : -. eter ees Br oad view Farm. | “TRIED TORUIN ME,” Capt. Coburn to “get out of the klan litigation” because she was afraid | He is headstrong, fights| somethi ng» would happen to him. Dr. Fred B. Johnson of San An- tonio. Tex.. who was visiting at the home of W. J. Simmons, “emperor” lof the klan, told the police that Fox ; night. to Simmons’ home Sunday Dr. Johnson said he noticed Fox kept his rieht hand in his over- coat pocket and he, Johnson, backed Fox into a corner and took a pistol away from him. “He then told me,” said Johnson, “he had been sent there to kill me, but he didn’t say by whom. He said. however, I had talked him out went of ig ‘VETERANS’ BUREAU SOLD $3,000,000 STOCK AT $600,000 | Continued from Pace One. accord! ng to the testimony, of show- ‘ing it to President Harding. Denies Removal of Whisky. A denial that any of the whisky or the late Dr. Charles Proteus Stein- } / engineer. Tells of Steinmetz’s Queer _||AW AND ORDER LEAGUE Menagerie and His Plants CITES PARKING. ‘HORS i ; Companion of Late Electrical Wizard in Address| Here, Says Desire to Help Others Was Organization Hires Private De- K f HisC | teetive and Reports Findings | eynote of fis Career. to Police Chief. | The Law and Order League, be- | lieving @he police are no’ properly enforcing the automobile parking law in the conzested district. hired a private detective to take the IHi- cense numbers of cars that in the last two weeks have been parked al- | | most daily in flagrant violation of | Today the league submitted the result of its investiga- ition to Police Chief O’Brien, includ- was ing a list of 110 license numbers. Asa result Chief O’Brien directed from playing as a child, he remained a child all his life and loved chil- dren, and young men and women. He liked to do mischievous things |, for fun. He had a heart easily set vibrating by a young beautiful girl. I remember how frequently he would suggest that we had not given a dance for a whole week. He was;,the ordinance. fond of the water and often tried to learn to swim. “Helpfulness unquestionably the outstanding feature of his life. | He felt that drudgery, hard manual! that Police Court summonsés be ts- labor, could and sho@id be lessened. sued against four business mea, In every field of electrical science, ex., Whose automobiles, the league as- cept radio, he contributed to t'veory| serts, had been parked at Seventh and development. The theory of | 4nd Locust streets continuously from electricity and magnetism was prac ly a.m. until 6 p. m., on the t three | tically a closed chapter with the pub- | days. lication, 50 years ago, of Maxwell's | “We are not criticising er de- | famous papers. Steinmetz and Ken- | partment, Chief,” said C. L. Stange, nelly of Harvard seem to have ap-| vice president of the vom “Wwe, preciated first the necessity of trans-{ believe that on the whole you are | lating this into language the engi- | co-operating with us in law enforce- | neer conpld understand. ment, but we do want to complain | Two of the former recreations of metz, the electrical wizard of Sche- nectady, N. Y., who died Oct. 26, were contained in a conservatory of tare p’ants-and a queer sort of me- naserie. ( This was related by his housemate, Prof. F. forme, J. Berg of Union College, Schenectady in an address before the Electrical Board of Trade | and the loca! chapter of the Amer- ican Institute Of Electrical Engt- neers, at Washington University last night. Dr. Steinmetz, who had then be- come known for his discussion of the law of hysteresis, went to Schenec. tady in 1892. Two years later he and Prof. Berg took a house togeth- er, staying there for 14 years, until Dr. Steinmetz adopted a son, J. L. R. Hayden, now a Genera) Electric Co. “We had quite a menagerie there,” ) Prof. Berg said, “and would invite Kelatively Poor at Death. ‘about certain traffic policemen who | school children to visit it. It was “Dr. Steinmetz pushed the use ofiare ignoring the parking law com- | Mr. Steinmetz’ delight to show how (this tool (his studies) and the sartl ohstete: es one six-foot alligator would do near- ticular use of this method is beaut!- Described as “Parking Hogs.” | ly what he wanted it to do. Then (fully shown in every electrical ma- Stange described the offending | there were tame raccoons; one of chine in existence—this was his | automobile owners as “parking | these had the privilege of the house greatest piece of work. He was ac-| hogs,” and declared the policemen on | | till the cook objected. There was tive for years as professor of elec-| traffic duty are “winking at the; one gila monster. There were trical engineering at Union College. | situation.” In response to the Chief's | (of them. (back yard. |orchids and ferns. ' | | SS ee - seen | himself. question, Stange said that the po- licemen on traffic duty were play- ing favorites. “When we called,attention of po- lhceemen to the fact that some cars were permitted to stand at one spot | The fairy tale of his $100,000 salary at General Electric was widely cir- ‘culated and he strangely permitted it, but he died at 58 relatively poor. Interested Especially in Flowers. “The last years of his life were “Dr. Steinmetz was interested saddened by the war and the calain-_ more especially in flowers and w-| ity “that befell nis native country | 4Jl day, although the parking iaw | had a conservatory in which he had gcermany). During the war he feit | limits them to an hour in the con- rare and wonderful plants*cacti, somehow that the loving sympathy | gested district, they referred us to He tended them of his old friends was changed, but | the checkers employed by the Street | ‘he was a loyal adopted son of this| Department,” said Williams. “We country.” ‘ found that those checkers were | merely pasting stickers on the cars calling the owner's attention to the | wWolation. The owners usually tore | off the stickers and that was the) ‘end-of it. “Failed to Get Action.” “We then decided to employ our cranes and eagles and other birds and animals. I bought ‘and fed most They ‘ were kept in the en by overzealous Laced som — a it, sit there and cry Tike a ’ 8? Similar Version. rs. Augusta Morrisseau, city | ee who was present, told a ‘eit | “That's | dirty cur. ROW OVER 35 CENTS RESULTS IN 2-DAY TRIAL | Special to the Poet-Dispaten | as _ through HUNTER DISGUISED COW KILLS PILOT | Kansan Wears Bell in Successful Effort to Bag Flock Leader He Had Long Tried to Kill. Nov. 6.—Dr. T% shot and wh PARSONS, Kan., Cockrell this week “Snow King.” a pure M killed Canadian goose he had sought years. a bend in the Little Neosho River near St. Paul, Kan. 18 miles from this city, is the best gooss- feeding ground in this part of the country, according to hunters, and for the last three years “Bnow King” has piloted his fi of Canadian geese to an island there, and twice Dr. Cock~ell got within shooting dis- tance, but the leader got away. After his second failure, Dr. C ‘rell, who is a dentist, planned his At tack for this winter. A veteran hunter and a close student of wild game, the dotcor fs firm in hig be- Nef that wild geese will oe feed the same place each year their trip South. Dr. Cockrell offered a geward of $5 to the children of Tom 6hep- pard, on whose farm the flock, pl- loted by the big goose, feeds each | year, if they would notify him when the flock arrived. This year Tom Sheppard Jr. rode a horse five miles through mud te get to a telephone and notify Dr. | Cockrell and win the reward. doctor started in a car, and when jit became mired completed the is? mile trip on horseback. This mer he had a cowhide cut to fit hii w a blind, and his plans w when he found the goose feeding in a wheat field n @ pasture where 50 head of | grazed. s casinad Donning his disguise, Dr. Cock.” rell walked on his feet with hit hands forward to complete the four legs of his disguise. He placed tig shotgun between his legs to keep the! tail of the outfit in its correct peste? tion. He practiced several times te- imitate a cow eating grass and gott ‘away with the ruse. He got withe in 50 feet of the snow white goose? and then rose up. 4 The goose, with a wing spread of Ball Seperate ? i oe fii ite lar story, but said Mrs. Powell ended ese Ramps ox Sasa this Hat of auto- | 64 inches and weight of 20 pounda,. fe rs is the result of his) ~ pc : : ‘by saying, “That’s it, sit there and | work. started on his “taxi” run before he, ; rery like a gréat big calf.”. She said | “Beventh and Locust is one of peee me: See aes vin ion Gan a Witnesses Tell of Clash Between ‘Mrs. Powell started complaining to the worst downtown corners where down. He was wingeg only, hows 3 ‘her about a 35-cent charge in her | the parking violation {is permitted. ever, end seamecres ott to Two Women Over Light ‘bill, declared she was tired of pay- I «pent last Friday afternoon at that weit oiae Sas eesti ‘stan and Water Bill. ing for “those little 2x# mistakes, - | corner and counted 60 automobiles After a 20- nn ory chase. his dever turned to Miss Johnson and said, , | that were parked in and around 21+ 2 velien af tdateinas through, 2 “Everybody knows you're impudent.” there all afternoon. I complained ‘his head and the goose stopped. a Mrs. Maybelle Powell of 123 North Testimony of Mrs. Limerick, | to Traffic Patroiman Ollie Sopp and The winniak teatere of the dts-" e Harrison avenue, Kirkwood, apiece of' (formerly Miss Johnson) and the | he remarked that he could not do ‘guise that resulted in thé bagging of " ‘% a traveling sdheawiai took exception’ woman customer whom she had anything about it. “Snow King,” the object of every. ‘: ‘to a 85-cent charge on her light and turned to serve was about the same Bend for Officer Sopp right) hunter in the county, was the water bill and got into a dispute|line. Mrs. Limerick didn’t recall|@way,” said the Chief to his orderly j¢nat pr. Cockrell completed the. 'with Miss Dorothy Johnson, clerk of just what the 85-cent charge was| “Ill see whether he or any other’ cow imitation by tleing a cow bell as the Kirkwood Board of Public for. It was brought out in testimony |Officer is passing the buck. It is! shout his neck. Works, March 20. that she weighed 125 pounds at the the duty of the officers to summon | Forty-two brown Canadian aad As a result, Mrs. Powell, the clerk, time and that Mrs. Powell weighs | the offenders into court.” | were in the flock, headed by the who is now Mrs. Dorothy Limerick, 250 pounds. | As the representatives of the: white goose. When the leader 2 ‘wife of an attorney; their lawyers., Mrs. Powell, in her own defense, | league were departing from Police | 'the rest of the flock continued ° :. ‘Circuit Judge Wurdeman, a jury Of testified she had said to Mfs. Mor- | | Headquarters Strange told the Chief | southward journey without thew ~ 12 men, sundry witnesses and other pjgceay that she was tired of paying ‘that he had been informed that out ‘pilot for the first time in threa,, ; persons spent yesterday and today/+,. miss Johnson’s mistakes, and i SSS OF SS eee chauffeurs | years. ? i“ 3 in Court at Clayton, busy with Mrs. that Miss Johnson ‘‘came forward | “mmloyed in pg age shige laos. ot oar at Limerick’s suit for $15,000 damages | and was excited, and Iyhoved her up and you will hear abeut it Frosa of irepensttiiebes of Women. © : against Mre. Pow ell and her hus- back.” She denied striking her. She | ne told the Chief. “You know it in| The League of Women Voters witht band, E. J. Powell. declared: “It's well known, for I’ve | against the “ae ‘te issue a chauf. "eld 4 mass meeting at Mission Inn, + This afternoon the dispute ws, heard it many times, that Migs John- ! reur's license to anyone with a crim- | “Grand boulevard and Magnolia we put up to the jurors, after Powe!)|.3, was impudent and sarcastic to; inal record.” nue, Thursday at 8 p. m. hed been removed as a defendant, |). on1e who came in to do business.” | addressing the meeting will be Cigst? and within 30 minutes they Tre-| ofher defense witnesses were ' Bank Robers Awaken Woman Man- jeult Attorney Howard Sidenef,« turned a verdict in favor of Mrs.| bowen, who 4estified he gave his ; |Charies M. Hay, and Mrs. George’ Limerick—for $259. wife an allowance for housekeeping;|) MONTREAL, Nov. 6.—Three | Getthorn, who will speak on “The P. Electrician’s Story. Mrs. J. H. Pierce of Kirkwood, who armed and masked men early today | Responsibilities of Women «es CH, . city elec- | .oiq she had heard that “Miss John- entered the Banque Nationale at st. | 2©"%- 7 ‘trician at the suburb, ‘most colorful | happened on the day j came in the rodm I watched every- and began Class No. 2—Shetland Pony Tan { . ’ Peter Pan-Winsome | Dorothy. oie.) narcotics at Perryville has been re- ‘arm, owner. $60; (2) Piyin Se 7 —_ " ‘ , r¢ Squirrel. Gorham & Simson. a By S10) moved illegally was made eos ihe | meg 4 Gay-Jolly Laddie. Wm. E. Dee.| committee yesterday by Nebins B. | c eT. Do. Clase No, 36—Novice five-gaited saddle Hendrix, general storekeeper at the OrTrses - (] ; Star BR: rrvir nore LA ] = , > Combs (Hard ri 2) oe ee Se may ‘supply depot there, : ge oy * Mi urphy (Gads'v)- (3) Souther Hendrix testified that much of and Sve. €¢. BR. Brow Wood ( S - Crown. E. J.’Lehmann ‘“Cook). oo the property disposed of at one-fifth Miss Frolic. Rav Bertholomew: Patrick. R.\of its cost would have been useful W. Brown Leading Man. P. S&S Medart: Co- 2 eae ionial Gir! lImer T M ueick Blazes j ito the bureau and that some of it ©. Simorson: Sterline Oco, Mrs. 1 Cor-le¢ ; _ , bett: The sittie Minister. Pau Hake wel} }soon will have to be replaced. The Jr Dixie heatnut. E z Boate: Exs.er For-| committee seemed mest interested in rest . Soper: Dorothy Gia? sro: the ‘ " . ' . Highland, Miss Jane Thomnsen trorvhy President Coolidge let at be ”) Gyoawy. FE O. Sampson Tar Baby Mise Known today*that he would take no | Peggy Parie. ribbon. (3) Dally BEdward ie » ¥ * ot , = ken Walsh Molly Mrs. Edward Wa'st ribbon steps — the \ cterens Bureau - Class 13—Ladies’ harnese horse. driven | qQuiry.until the Senate commiutte- by lady: (1) Princess Marvy. ©. W. Lehmann ’ (Mrs. Lehmann). $75: (°) Temptation. Lou! makes its report. He expects the l_ooge (Combe fowner B50 (4) Soortine Ex a J hn iat Thompeon (Mrs The mpson | report oe c all for some sort of actio: Jr) $15 (4) Lovely Laév. Wm. BE. Dee! and has given assurances that the iTie'e Frampton . " nas G2—sMaddle nony: (1) Jack & Pig. COMmittee’s recommendations wii mend Broadway Farm (Ritaman) ( gel] ‘ +} ‘gs harpee: (2) Exciter. O W Lehmann (Mrs FEREGE Beh, 2S emplape ef tes Tehma Tr sof seh. Derias Vi i we (ter rate Y City Sani.ariuin. told de fectives Vex. Hardt wher! ’ $) Meh Acs M-Deon- " ald. O&O B_ Bre (Men. Weis $15 (4: terday . he jh iv 250 in a eet Maxie. ©. L. Musick (Mi * * > in * » Revelatio nT eenennts on Taula Long in response to an advertisement. er gg alt at IRD te gay IO" nlite Later, when he went to take . . - f} - ' aine H . rite +r "iow y's ’ *h Ss. [ he Orie : ; Sporting Extra-Ri! ineton X' te m8 charge. he suid, the roomers had 4e- Ve in Micannt “wsh-love narted and he learned that a woman “nes O6—Heave we'et huntert (1) mal 2 Week betore had paid $1060 for the ’ at (larri*sr) i“ c + re _™ d hag” Siggy oan rat Whit Ont same privileg: he had bought The 4 nern #f * — 4 J ” J Lebmarn ‘Tlarrit. + ates Weare ai le Ar tran to ¥ hon beth paid their money te i wMtle | eer) own mo poll a 5 ceell: ieee 1 4. s& ", could not be found. Keal estate Lehmann. The age Cant. EN Prakes ugents handling the 4 property told ei 65— Milde wetgth? hunters (Ts Bel] the piace was a residence and vehwoed, E J Lehmann ‘Garritvs (2) coule ot be . : veal Arcedy Parm (Miles:: (2) Nans. in - used as a rooming down WW. Lehmann (RBerreifo:: 4) Hem house. lock EB. J Lehmann ‘Garrity: wos er a ee et ce rene ee ; ee OR oR aa the streets of Bastrop in July, 1922. Cobb was on his way home frem work when an automobile con- taining five men wearing black hoods drew up. One man leaped from the machine, pressed . pistol aot forced him to enter the car into the country. “to mend his ways,” Cobb testified, the lecture took place, Cobb said he Hie was taken noticed the mask ‘of one of the men lectured and tol4 was torn off at the nose. He said he recognized him as Calhoun and thats adding that he was warned he would identification was confirmed through be killed if he did not do so. When recognition of Calhoun’s voice, which ithe party reached the point where he knew well, ' Temple Higginbotham, Liboire, forced the young” woman | manager to get out of bed, go down | stairs jp her night dress to open the safe for them, and then escaped | with $11,800. | gave the oon’s reputation for peace and quiet,’ testimony as to wHat| was not good,” and Charles Lenz, an of the trou-| ash hauler, who said he once had lhad an argument with Miss John- son. ‘ble. at the town hall. “T had my back turned to Mrs. | Powell.” he said, “but she was talk- | c ing loud and when Miss Johnson | ' thing. Mrs. Powell said something about her adopted son, Ned. Miss ‘Johnson leaned over the table to take a check from ano her custo- mer and Mrs. Powell pow ced on her like a cat, grabbed both her wrists to twist ‘em. The only) way I can describe that is to say | it was just like wringing water out | ' i me Chrysanthemum Pfants of a rag. “Some one hollered to get the Fresh, vigorous plants, crowded | marshal. so I blew the siren to call with beautiful blossome. A him. Meanwhile Mrs. Powell let \ for home of loose of Dorothy with her right hand and struck her in the mouth. She fell back in her caair and leaned on her arms and Mrs. Powell said, ae nm.4° O05) GO Oe ©. Or’ hn Rye MAVRAKOS Qealtty Chovolate» 75c Lb. A4ncxortment of Ten Different Kinds ( rename. Now ga ts, ( ar amets, c bt p 4, leppermints. Vanilla Nat. ‘resem ss, far @ anut ‘( reams, Ma- M a rehmal- ple Creams, lows, Cocon- Butter eat Bars. We Ship Everywhere Stores 4949 Delmar 213 N. Zth You want the finest in flowers only; and you want them Cut Chrysanthemums T. LOUIS UNIVERSLTY Ey es ST. ntal li j ; a tay” fluffy ofthe Cary Dental Clinic gaa 5 pe renthenm Heaton — 25e, 50¢, 750 each. 2 presented with $556 Caroline St— (Near Grand) | . Hours: 8 A M to 4 P. M Datly —, -———e 712 Washington Ron i = Grimm &Gorly : ee ain 2 as IN PPO wp . “J 7th = | Anniversary |: Genuine Victrola . On Special {| Terms — Wednesday & Thursday _ = ae a Ob tara arty nade FE Jf mat Sobers - ve Praarne ae os

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LAE LE OO LS SL RI ae tt 4 oT. 10 LOUIS Rina gt et The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily are and the Times Combined i river points, was re-estab- | was the first cargo recetved nae ; ; ) | 1 y (iF F BOX. BED a ae eee gee mee THROUGH RIVER SERVICE OPENED | {lished yesterday when the steel barge from St. Paul in 13 years. paying 5 to 6 cents a bushel with | — — a ver ’ board to gather the crop and several)... .,. tates edie “Goodhue,” operated by the Reduce Your Fat thousand men could be utilized. | MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Nov. 6.—_ ‘Transit Co.. docked at the municipal | wharf here with a cargo of misce!- ‘Al icolo ~ Through service on the Mississippi freight from St. Paul. It TOU WILL SOONER O8 LaTE Rubbing Without Dieting Helpful in Curing DADSTER SOUGHT ~~ river, between upper and lower Mis- | laneous . | H : USeY Chest Colig | reuse Seems Sys DROP PSY we | Sek nae Envelopes -§ KNo ~ EXTRA SALES PERSONS 4 / : meat dish pomeges : | Fractured Skull—Clothing } DEVOTED TO THIS EVENT — ___ a _ ORD EO *X EXTRA RACKS EXTRA WRAPPERS | #8 & Infants’ Hoods and E | Showed He Had Been | 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street | oe), oe Filet Curtains 2 1. i. - | Two hundred pairs ‘oe = | ivory tint, trimmed on atbonege paere —|”. ee tenes dice | ———s Values Such as Even Ourselves Have Not Offered in Years in a | CC ts Pe : - = | A combination of . ng on Jefferson avenue between Jf : —inn avenue and Accomac street, | a % mulberry, biue, black a: a : gold lace braid. Enid the police today that he was | , truck by a Ford roadster with a ) ee = | ie box bed, on which were large og () R ts ’ i Bandeaux ptters. | i q }- ~ . H “=, ¥ ' $traightline models f When Ryssell was found eet » | : straps. Hoak-back style : } > - ; in back. Sizes 34 to th a fracturéd skull and his cloth- | Mie showing that he had been | Princess jr: some distance after being |: . = : oe agen ye clew was being | | I - F Mase “ : phe : a 3 ly hemstitched. The i 2 q three smal! ruffles and lass in the street. The police, how- | ver, found two witnesses, Adolph | ‘2 : Halienberg, 2118 Ann avenue, and § $ $ $ $ 50 re. ‘ and brown. obert Levain Jr.. 2135 South Jef-; j . .- , trson, who described the machine.| | “ ‘ Silk Specials ) - ’ ’ = | Included in the lot @ + P , ; m They said the machine, after ; riking Russell, swerved toward the | 4 | Crepes, colored Satins, Morthwest corner of Jefferson and -~ . iz Silk Pongee, colored § Ann aventes, but the driver regained | . am wide. Wontro! and drove west in Ann ave- | wo ‘7 f hue. He was described as a young | ‘ — Was . : 7 Emb sidered nan wearing shell rim giasses. | ‘ \ a . * . y Fy * The statements of the two witness- | ) ‘. j } | ‘ * - Rol - -* a ~~ il meht side of a truck just before the lwo automobiles collided. Others‘ Hart in Automobile Evening Wear — Dancing—Afternoon—Sport— . Accidents. WIA ries Hi fee | ~ wt Others injured in automobile acci-! | | | | Pam St a ete pee F \ teow Business and Street Wear Ments yesterday and today- were: ! | 2% Set 2 SAG Ss aaa 2 ) Darwin Forgenbery, 9, 4318 Page| uw Ah es Seater a eae & : " ! ; . oo o oulevard; Mary . Ellison, 7, 2030 JG , Ron & ee a 8 eee S . 3 : i aa is complete service for 4 ' oe 2 ie ~ The i. SI: ARNON LASETE aR RE SA I LE NIES IRD ASI SET ere Pea rin actitte ik a ge a sce PG RAN SRI BP STR ce Ser, Biddle street; Oliver Brody, 14, 2925 : Aiisthuiw & Se Gas | a 9 Ses . $ - : Porth Thirteenth street; Mary Alice Th Sans oi ame See Se wv, i + - ee q mieep, 5, 4514 Clayton avenue, and! | PT HAMA RUS 3 See Gee a oe | | Bo eae which a maymond Ahern, 23, 5215 Minerva EE St | wean ¥ —e L nty floral cutting. @venue. a RAP AR : Harvesting of Corn Lagging. ial to the Post-Dispatch. || BLOOMINGTON, Ul, Nov, ¢— Bue to scarcity of huskers, the har- Mesting of Central Illinois’ bumper ant ee ADVERTISEMENT heumatic ae Come—Dwell a Moment on the Mode and i & eee d Manner of These Charming Dresses ike does not matter to me whether | ou are disabled with cursed rheuma-| | The wands of the Fashion Fairies from the ism or have only occasional twinges. | ‘ ‘ ‘know that Allenrhn, my own dis-| Rue de la Paix have been wafted over each of overy, will stop: the agony, do away’ | With the gnawing pains and reduce | them and the resourceful manufacturers who pe =k Levy tae ae ocr re-created them on this side of the water have Meposits that have become deepiy im- developed hundreds of irresistible Frocks. Deided in jointe and muscles and Mricklv drive every trace of rheuma- Bism from the bedy. I know this pecause [was crippled for vears and | ieueber eaiab or gut bl health | ) Fascinating Materials of : The six dresses illistrated ' Pi now twause since T cures myself | Brocade, Chiffon Velvet, Crepe Satin, Charmeuse, are but a tiny sample of | — ping Laces, Satin, Satin Canton, Vella Vella. pra — ar x Ag a PPT LPees, * "gta ete ee *,@*% "5 - ee” bans ata ies, ¢ ritees* ene et gate me ee ant sa eet ot 7 7 o > ’* > aad rea « wT Jeet ry *f wots vor ' 0, OM. LBP haere fo ue te’ 00% > 9 Oe i ae ° ePeete a, %. te oe a* e* ee * eet eet es : .* 46,%-°t Se, Serle - ‘ etre wang hk 4* ** 4s oe ., sta® -* a? - ere ee a 4) Ae eles eeret® af ya . . : Seal ties «jay tlia tle pe eeer* eetete eteat . wie PULP Ps nee es #a° 4. "* . estes 4 +." . «* * - “ . : eS." 6% erte © eas: es" o %. . *e,? ’ . a - ee >, * _ o,° — : . aA 4 tee afe5! ~ _ site “f) a » See te a? ha eee eee - . * > © es aba he a hd +. ee? ry an « 9 i

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’ ) ) TUESDAY, OVEMBER 6, 1938, / FR ee % | — - foe eo 0 e : ——— ES - =e - — -_ ee ———— - — : = = a — - _ - - ~ - - ——————— —————E a ee ee - . - = ~~ — a —~- — Se » — > . ‘ 6 oe 2 — — ae ae: semen = = —- - ” co sa --- ~ emcee a ae ae a - “ee ae . : ‘ , Baran. - yee rIX,.BAER & FULLER W222. ) | 3 By Lillian Eichler ee & The original subscription edition. 2 volumes, cloth binding. Slightly shopworn and very specially priced. : We Do Not Quote Comparative Prices GRAND-LEADER We Do Not Quote Comparative Prices CMake Piser end’ Sook, Oh SE fl anvwhere in city, Ree vem, - : \ Me ie IRAL COAL co, Fh. re * tae ee e poe - ~~ II SALE OF MEN’S SHIRTS | ——9}} THRIFT AVENUE | 3000 at One Low Price OO Excellent 1 Selections ess : a * ‘TUESDAY, “MOVEMBER 6, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCA BY ——— = ©The Buy-Way of St, Louis 4 22-Piece Apartment Set A. At $4.50 ‘| ~=©Decorated in dainty floral design with gold '] treatment on semi-porcelain. The Set in- ® 1 cludes 6 dinner plates, 6 cups and saucers, 6 ® } fruit saucers, 6 bread-and-butter plates, 1 @ } meat dish and 1 baker. | Knit Caps, .59c Infants’ Hoods and Helmets of wool zephyr, $n white, trimmed in pink or blue. * Filet Curtains at $2.75 Pair Two hundred pairs of Filet Curtains in jyory tint, trimmed on sides and bottom with colored ball fringe. Sofa Pillows at $1.29 ae A combination of velour and tapestry, in -| mulberry, blue, black and green, trimmed with || gold lace braid. aits You > A WRAPPERS ‘= Splendid Values 7] eens Ye bo Saar O exceptional is the quality of these Shirts that men should avail themselves of this opportunity to lay in a supply for future as well as immediate needs. They are full cut and well made and include the following desirable fabrics— ee LG PRS A ie as “ae. - - it inl Waar) vith Bandeaux at 69c Straightline models with tape shoulder /} straps. Hook-back style with elastic section | in back. Sizes 34 to 46. FIBBR-STRIPED AND WOVEN MADRAS “YUERCERIZED PONGEE REP AND POPLIN OXFORD PERCALE Princess Slips at $1.98 Made of imported satinay, bodice top, neat- ly hemstitched. The skirt is finished with three small ruffles and plaiting. Navy, black and brown. Silk Specials at 98c Yard Included in-the lot are fiber Silks, knitted Crepes, colored Satins, Messalines, colored Silk Pongee, colored Silk Taffetas. 36 inches wide. (Thrift Avenue.) Embroidered Dress Crepe Special $1.59 Yard Silk embroidered Yama mercerized Can- ton Crepe. The patterns are very elaborate. Suitable for dresses, blouses, etc. 36 inches wide. (Square 7—Main Floor.) Linen Toweling at 15c Yard Good heavy weight unbleached Linen Crash Toweling with fast colored borders. 16 inches wide. (Square 9—Main Floor.) Mama Doll at $1.39 ' Dressed in a dainty frock, with cap to match, has shoes and stockings, and stands 14% inches high. (Square 16—Main Floor.) SDR SAN RAs BU ald! " . 7 i> ey « ESSES Reveal the Mode for Winter and Are Unusual Values at © $192 $242 m $352 OMEN’S Dresses of.satins, velvets, Canton crepes, Poiret twills, satin-face Can- tons and smart fabric combinations, are offered in three price groups. The number of styles, however, is unlimited, and Dresses for all occasions are to be found in appealing variety. The Dresses are splendid values at these unusual prices, and embody all that’s new and charming of the season’s mode. An individ- ual touch here and there, a line strictly talored, or softened to suit the fabric, a trimming that adds chic and color, these and other features lend distinction. The sizes range from 34 to 46. They come in white and solid colors— also in a variety of attractively striped and checked effects. Fashioned in neck-band and collar-attached styles, with turn-back cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17. (Shirt Department and Thrift Av.—Main Floor.) Lighting Fixtures Complete, $99.72 The Outfit consists of: (1) Porch light—black iron fitter and 6- inch R. I. ball. (2) Hall Light—one-light chain drop and 6-inch acorn ball. (3) Living room—five-light Fixture, cast brass arms, inserts or glassware, — , (4) Dining room—four-light fixture, cast brass arms, inserts or glassware. (5) Bedroom—two-light Fixture, cast brass arms, inserts or glassware. (6) Bathroom —one-light bracket, with porcelain socket and ova] shade. (7) Kitchen—one-light.chain drop with 6- he bs q , ae tee, Bs oP i, . a : i ; - ip (Third Floor.) > a . = @ Hi = i o ¥ De + “i ia ._ = a § ‘ 4 = F as . i § 4 $ Ay, a 4 - 1 + t A Selling of Lingerie ed .% Gowns of nainsook and crepe, fashioned in slipover styles. They are attrac- tively trimmed with laces, embroidery and hemstitching, also high-neck Gowns of Infants’ Petticoats, $1.00 Flannel Petticoats, in Gertrude style, finished with dainty scalloped edge. Infants’ Dresses, $1.00 [ONG and short Dresses of fine nainsook. Yokes are of embroidery and clusters of sa yA 47-Piece Dinner Service | 0-R and lace, tucks. Some of the skirts are trim- med to match. Baby Blankets, $1.45 Beacon Cloth Blankets, in pink or blue, with nursery design. Large cambric, yokes trimmed with tucks and em- broidery edge. Envelope Chemises of nainsook, daintily trimmed with lace and embroidery, also inch bell shade. The complete Outfit, as illustrated here, in Florentine and gold finish, completely wired ready to hang. ‘ (Fitth Ball lamps not included. wt 7-Piece Water Set At 9820 A THIS dainty Service of domestic semi-por- pe : celain is decorated in neat gold band effect and ods complete service for six persons. * The Seven-piece Water Set includes a pitcher ® 2nd six glasses which are of good clear glass with _ tainty floral cutting. (Fiftn Floor.) Infants’ Caps, $1.00 Knitted Caps, toques and helmet styles, white trimmed, with pink or blue. Infants’ Bootees, 35c Of wool zephyr, white trimmed, with pink or blue, 3 pairs, $1.00. Baby Buntings, $3.95 Made of Japanese silk, hand tuit- ed. Come in pink or blue. E ~ A Sale of 5000 FANCY BASKETS Choice, $ y ed Cut Flower Baskets, $1.98 : size. Windsor crepe Chemises in flesh only. Many styles for selections. Sizes 36 to 44. Bloomers of 2 py sateen are tai- lored with neat frill at knee and come in flesh or white. Petticoats are of cotton taffeta and soft sateen, plain, floral or trimmed with inserts of Persian designs. Tailored or pleated models. ome in various colors. (Second Floor.) Bedroom Suites and Odd Pieces: | — al Merit ne 4-Piece Suite 4 ¥ | OOS si: cig: IS beautiful Suite is finished in the | F Crib Sheets, 75c Rubber Crib Sheets, 27x36-inch size, with eyelets to fasten to mat- tress. oon—S port— Quilted Pads, soc Mattress protectors, in 17x34-inch size. Special for Baby Day. (Second Floor.) Infants’ Sweaters, $2.98 Button-front sfyles, link-and-link weave, made with belt, and trimmed with pink or blue. Cashmere Wilton. Velvet 9x12 Size, $59.50 EAMLESS Wilton Velvet Rugs in a variety of Persian designs. Finished with fringe on ends. Seamless Brussels Rugs At $24.50 Rugs of beautiful quality, seamless style, in smatl allover designs. Size 9x12 feet. ‘Large Axminster Rugs At $52.50 to $70.00 Offering 11.3x12 Axminster Rugs in the various qualities. At the above prices they are excellent values. Waste Paper Baskets, At $1.98 Large Waste Paper Baskets, of select wicker, in varied col- ors. There are several styles from which to choose. ; = Flower Baskets, $1.98 \ P _. A decorative Basket with high | Large size, vase shape, with oe comes in attractive col- high handle. Effective colors / ts, fitted with metal container | are exhibited. Fitted with metal (3 ' > Sf @ potted plant. lining. = Fern Baskets, $1.98 Hanging Baskets, $1.98 a Wicker Fern Baskets in at- Made of wicker, in attractive — g Pactive finishes. Fitted with finish. Cone shape, with metal ae side handles, and metal lining. Fitted with chains for Semtainer for potted plant. hanging. _. Fern Boxes, $1.98 Fruit Baskets, $1.98 s ideas tn tarens £ : , large : : ee renee Se sine nicely. decorated and a with cover and have attractive a Oblong shape, with metal we? : lining. __ substantial handl | linings. ae Sere gy ; - Seamless Velvet Rugs At $45.00 An excellent quality of Seamless Velvet Rugs. They are fringed on ends. Size 9x12 feet. pular two-tone walnut. It designed in Tudor Period and exe constructed. Drawers are built with 25 a and dovetail fitted. ‘ * Walnut Vanity “ “¥s 740) A x ess Cre oye 2 ties , i CLs , : ¥ , : . 7) oe ‘% es vy ree Pp. Re) *- a . a 7 of ee ~~ el eee oe SS ——— ——— - Every woman appreciates the comfort and convenience of a Vanity, and here is an c- tunity to buy one at a moderate price. fe is ‘in Windsor style. Center mirror minster Rugs is offered in the gx12 size, at full a . y this unusually low price. (sixth Floor.) measu 20x48 inches. oe Fae : : ‘ ——, oe 7 , - 1 we Mee Bin ¥) oe ae ie LP PPPS Silas ee - Qn 5 . ' | a” 7 * - . 2 , ~ ’ yy Pee iat ’ fo hes : yy “+ fees - Sy ¢ rf a} 5 - " wes s, proses bf ot, 7 Jabs ty RAT Ay ‘ ’-“ at oe 6 : - % x ~ sve ? ry - > yy i revs 7 * 7? wy - % Axnfinster Rugs At $7.75 Best quality Axminster Rugs in 36x70-inch size. Slightly imperfect, but not enough to impair tHe wearthg quality. Seamless Axminster Rugs At $55.00 One of the best makes of Seamless Ax- ; ay : i ne. ie et $s ER eee ae % A haa z { Ata ee ris . i a da a $C bate Sle I Nien EE om nd Seats oa: Shika may ign : Me ee ae Spier | pies Sg og Rs OE alrite saenaticvicnctaane hitter Seo eeiakc Teka ee i eo ———— * Sr ~ aie SMS Saati del ~ Be oe EOE TIO ES? - sae we metres mete = 0 rs ae eS pea 7) ee ee RF i . SON Sa eg - eS es ees - a bn ee eS RP eae oe eX, Bg 5 Pap SiS he 9, TRICE Sie a Ae ee ; Py tet CREEL: Shinde oe aN iets ae te a) Ee Aaa 5 ta ie te ed AES ee Ge ete ire ot hake gute < Poult AR ta.* 5% et. = oer a ae Pai sy ene ,

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_—— . ie al Sc inten ete sheath atin casei ies nel ; ee ar ; F cathe a4 ots : TUESDAY, _ 6 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 NOVEMBER Ca mewn | a nniversary Sale I | i ) i) j j Nii, Nii|| it! il PE ail unit tite | Nyngan NU ||| a | Hnaitetias | (| { | ez oan OM) SChuuggs: xcavators Also Unearth Grave- stone of Egyptian King Which | Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 6:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Describes Military Move- slain ts. | ; E eae ae : ary | 3 — , eee og Garters and Cr ee ee | | Wednesday—OneDay _- Elastic shagus inscribed with the name of | " : halion, uncle of Herod The Great. | | pele Sa a “atavae's'ren== ; ; | aple. In the Valley of Kidron, near Your unreserved choice of any Shoes are of black suede, black A Constant Convenience oe se emeaveters found 37 of our~$10 “‘Sorosis”’ Footwear satin, patent leather, with either high I amented ossuaries belonging to a eae Pages sy : | on of Jewish priests of the first | Pier cake grovides tae “ose or low heels and turn soles; also walk- | Japanese i Anniversary Sale of decent before Christ. ' ae -_ ats a : - : ‘ : ) ool the Great reigned in Judea ! tunity for you to secure high ing Oxfords of brown kid, brewn f t Bas Cc ] d f ¢ d Ch the time of Christ. , H quality Shoes at a great reduction. ealf, black kid and black ealf. | wo ar 0a S O on ar ests! HELLO, BILLY,” WOUNDED MAN | Every woman knows ‘‘Sorosis ’ Shoes are famed for their smart lines and | A Large Purchase Secured at a Concession and Offered ! | ! splendid wearing quality. — | . P ; GREETS ALLEGED ASSAILANT | ; Sale Starts Promptl¥ Wednesday at Nine : ae , to You at Advantageous Prices: | : ; N EVER before have we been able to offer you such a large assemblage of b4 o*Bow Wow” McQuillan Arrested on j Women's Shee Shop—Second Floor. these Chests—all of the very fimest type of cabinet construction. In-- ee res i _ — , Sat — |p ee ) cluded im the assortment are styles for every room: Robert O’Brien. si Red Cedar Chests Window Seats ae ee ee eet Continuing—Our Sale of Radio Receiving Sets Unprecedented in msirtag ting EE tomes ‘ the green ring. Solid Walnut Consoles Solid Mahogany Consoles => & $3.95 Sw =e ee mere yemtercay fer the Magnitude! Unegualed in Values! z Kill Robert O'Brien, 23. of 1909 | 277.000 Worth of Trimmed with beads and | if ie darath, ‘ensty nat: Priday. ; OT O tassel. All Moth-Proof, Cedar Lined! ) RE For the *): 85 St. Louis police, under a war- When McQuillan was taken be- | & - l . , | | ae e ie :Ofticien at St. Mary's Hospital. * | Sizes in several selections. o : ws i “| St. Louis, where the latter is \ OR EE So Genuine Tennessee Red Cedar | Walnut Finish Chest, $3195 | [ae ing treated for a serious bullet C each ae 2 | Chest, $7.95 Beautiful period 45-inch design ‘ * oh te x “agane yer aac Notion Shop—First Floor | In plain or copper trimméd; size | with wood turn trimmings. c . noms little eut® A pesgrie a. == —_ 36x17x17! les alnu “= ae & «consisting of cap, swe i eckaantves ek. rerien if Seld on Deferred es: —= = =— = x4 ’ a | ; Red Ged Ch 18.75 | pis coee at Ss r, caf 2 & = and bootees of white zephy McQuillan was the man who shot ‘ -22 -". on € ar est, $ . | ogany, $42.50 4 2 @ in link-and-link sti With two-tone wood trimmings, BB daintly embroidered in 7 him and O’Brien replied, “Hell, no.” Monthly Payments | ¥2=8: ~ , Shinola Shoe Large and substantially built, well a ae ae meee om . - finished, dust-proof construction, size | eedar lined with t ees ‘= «& 5000 bond, denied the charge. x” i 7 a - oe . wT ses ay we. as a + in long . 2 and crocheted edzes. Bb’ om Ne | 42x20x21 bo. | by 27 imehes high. 1 . ¥ 7 ' FF ' ‘ =¢€ -heted . tt xplanation. O’Brien maintains that 10 Monthly or , ¢ Home Set Com- In dark finish, cedar lined, size | Walnut or Mahogany, $53.00 4 , B & ¢ athey saw McQuillan shoot O’Brien in $15 Down either tie Calis ne icenee Eetere. Ce ee Gave the bows theatre eos axt In red cedar flush top construction, | and Panels .. & flannelette. In pink and } n argument at a readhouse within RELL RM LOA composition trimming; size 44x21x25 In 125 styles at a savings of | Coes feet a Regular Regular d shi eras See . = the city limits, near Edgemont. The | é Gs 50) 59 50) and shined shoes for school will shee 95 Of 0%. ied ol an proprietor denies that $5 Monthly $235 Set $ . $145 Set ee be the rule. | inches. 25% to 4 | ! & . Infants’ $1.50 . — Notion Shop—First Floor : ‘= @ F including b he $59.50 Sets Buy Now fer Christmas , | ; : » " 2" i. & our pieces, = ——e the : y “a wee Extra Special Values in Red Cedar Chests, $21.95 eee = (etic to match. All neatly: We will held your Set 6% interest added to unpaid “*hristmas de! Buy ~ . - i ° - = | - Ine ss ~ : . ~,: balance on deferred payments now, for the Winter months tructions © nstallati: IN FIVE STYLES im the extra large sizes; in plain copper or composition io aceliv- ii a ideat for radio re in emdth Gat: Buttons trimmed ; sizes range from 44 to 48x21x22 wide, 214 to 23 inches high. Radio Shop—First Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. Values Up to $1.00 P. S.—Our ANNIVERSARY SALE of Imported St. Gall Curtains and wd. a Panels in 125 styles to choose from at a saving of 25%, te 40%. Novelty Bone ; and Ivory. For Suits and Ceats. Large and small sizes. From 2 to 4 on card. Notion Shop—First Floor. Card Sewing — You may cheese is m now, Machines | and we will hold Niacin | it for Christmas delivery, if $ 1 ~ | desired. For Your Old Sewing Machme WeE will give this amount for your Be Sure te Profit by This Extraordinary BOC errmagheentt - eal | CoNsoLeTte nniversar Off er— of eondition, on the | “4 purchase of a new Free The Greatest P opular-Priced Victrola Outfit on the “N 99 ° or Free Westinghouse Market Is This Anniversary ewton Player-Piano =: Mi _ = Sale of Console Cabinets Con: 1- Sabstantially Less 39 . , Complete With Bench and | ; % =" = : taining 4 Genuine Vic trolal lia RMI Si ANS CIEE RTO oi ILIR A egg KASS TRAE gis. “* « Wet «B+f i se & © © Gen Than Regular Price $10 Worth of Rolls ; it : Sent to Your Home Wednesday for Only A REALLY big saving. An instrument tried and true, as you . a ; ‘ will discover as soon as vou touch its keys. 7 Moathi ms me} OP eierecul. The ordinary Plaver- Piano cannot compare with it for tone, P mits onthly — | Silk and Woe i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i tt a ht i i hh appearance or accurate production of music. Has all the neces- sary mechanical Seka for playing all kinds of musie from the . latest popular hit to the most diffieult classic. Regular $125.00 Value for $89.00 . Automatic tracker. Be 2»hin 2 = > , * x =f ; Bispine tep—zo split. d this instrument is our guar- Cae Order Now—We Will Hold for Christmas Delivery. . Full metal plate. antee and reputation for service Full 88-note kevboard. which means so much to evervone ’ eee ‘ A handsome Console cabinet that is Genuine Victrola insures the b saquersionpe unison. who ever bought a musical instru- Lo ee ba useful in any home. in musical reproduction. ' : ie x = 4 +4 am res | oe eae eS nient. | w= . Large reeord compartment on lef - Ll Wtiiads ks bans thik eoteens Vaal >it side. Matching door on right side Best grade of eabinet work in ; Fine quality tuning pins. ’ » . Spruee sounding board. buy now. z opens sound chamber. permanent conaly som 10. Fine quality all-wool hammers. 11. Silemeer and tempo indicator. $12.00 Down—$10.00 Per Month pa ee eee Limited quantity at these prices makes prompt 2. Throwout pedals. | Order now—we will hold for | Repaired —and we could name a score more points | : ‘ of excellence. Christmas delivery. | Sewing Machine Shop— Piano Salon—<sixth Fleer. i sats an tatty hahaha a nee ~~

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aes SR Rees ET —_ MES Bee OF Peer ay es Pe MEI ST ae ge es “ t pe PRD OTT Ler te TET ey aaa aaa “Big NSPE TE ; Gs bth f Sig? Pe: aS 3 aa " SERS SN \ioe sc'rtos TT San : C = : : = ae te se gm mane reepcemmnenets er RE ~ F , ; 7 es ae 2 TITESDAY, a = i NOVEMBER 6, 19232. 3 ee [ ‘TUESDAY, ho a TEMBER 6, 1923. | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Time s Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH ; : * ! 1" ' . “a oa a LviviMimiiGiiQidi eet ii ff tf ttt it tt tf i nh it ht th th ht OO i he a . a ‘ aa | #5 ‘. he rip “S bee i $6.50 aa $7 | $1 & $1.50 | $2 to $2.35 | 75c Bloomer] 59c Black Seamiess | e at oe lercol gor | aon |siis| | $3.50, $3.98 and $4.50 Silks $5 79c | $1.69 | 49¢ |.39c | $1.15] JU, ; an ‘ “Sample” wool- aw 6 eel ane Plain black 1000 Seamless | i. 7 1's woo Ae | | We Are Listi P Good Nugent Quality From Ninth fo Tenth : : = gy Blankets ee a i aaeke a omen's silk Venetian in an Maltiee engets. .- t 7 e | There e re 1 li of the e ity , —— “a i ; ' twin or full fancy side a fine quality, ood jet black bed size. White “gf in a highlv KE : : inches. with wide bound qe mbroidered black and col- en") Highly mercer- bleached. oe ; ' N + 2 edge. Slightly —_ gen l — colors. Some are rte aging — ized silk finish, over six to a cus- | $3.98 Satin Canton Crepe— x x ‘hes wide. e atthis ' _ . eens seconds. gnomes wide. we ine ‘ In colors of black, netdnight blue, tan, gray, seal brown, cocoa a fhe Store for Smeg eee) (Main Floor.) | (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) | P'IC*. | (Main Floor.) (Vhird Fleer.) and Copen blue. 40 inches wide $3.98 Satin Niagra Crepe— in One Big Lot JUCUEUGMOOSUOAHUAOUOOOOOOOOUOUOOOUOOOOOONOUUDOODODODSUOOOOOUGOEUOUOOGOSOUUEOOEUOCQUNERSEQUOUQGGUSOGUO0000000000U000UGU0000000000000000000000000000000000NUUREEEDOUUOOUEOOLE In Autumn brown and black. 40 inches wide........seseese+es $3.50 Satin Cashmere— On Sale at Sale of 600 Dresses: $25.00,*30.00 and*35.00 seal brown and gray. 40 inches wide $3.98 Flat-Thread Crepe— s ? 98 A splendid quality for Fall wear in midnight blue, seal brown, ad 4 ———__ On Sale Wednesday Dresses Some are Dresses Copen, gray, blyck and white. 40 inches wide Specially Purchased $3.98 Silk Duvetyn— and Just Arrived q New Toy Store Is Now Open q "VE given Old Santa an entire build- gi ing at Fourth and St. Charles, just @ i a few steps from our St. Charles Street 4 entrances Everything’s ready! $3.00 Dolls Imported, full-jointed Dolls, with beautiful bisque head, long wash- able hair, moving eves with lashes. Slip, shoes and e stockings. $1 OS Special .. ° $3.00 Mama Dolls; 20 | : Be ss ‘iter With) inches high, will walk. Chests! . > = Bite With character heads. : : — (© bale Neatly dressed. ® Special z d Offered \ . 3 Lah $15.00 Automobiles; In colors of midnight blue, tan, gray, cocoa, seal brown, golden, browWn and black. 36 inches wide $3.98 Canton Cre | a Yard Silk Canton Crepe in midnight blue, seal brow, cocoa, tan; gray, black and white. 40 inches Wide ; We Reserve the $3.98 Black Brocade Crepe— = Beaatiful quality Crepe. In reat designs. 40 inches wide . rages Right Quantities $4.50 Silk Panne Velvet— A dress Velvet of quality. In midnight blue and seal brown. inches wide ig MORE Ba ES near thse Others are Dresses From Our Own Lines Reduced in Price Au Go -@ Jae One Price Wednesday $9.50 Black Velvet $12.95 Brocade Velvets | $5.98 Canton Crepe A soft, lustrous, all-silk chif- A soft chiffon Brocade Vel- In light and dark color com- fon Velvet. In jet black; 36 vet. In colors of black, seal binations, suitable for afternoon : brown and royal blue. Neat de- | and evening wear. 40 inches sighs. 40 inches inches wide $4.98 wide wide (Main Floor—Nugtats.) “Marmon” righ | | ef - enameled - wfth * li ge \ | shield, bumper, ayti . ge assemblage of — | ti ba 4, ficial lights, $10 Q5 onstruction. In- ; gei Ben SENSE INES | ; | ‘Hh (Toy Store—Fourth and St. Charles) : Wednesday —For One Day Only—Our November Sale of Toilet Articles We Cannot Accept Phone or Mail Orders at These Prices. Face Powders Imported Toilet Requisites — 75c Golden Peacock Face 25c Peroxide of Hydro- Powder gen; one-pound $1.00 Vigny Golliwog purse-size 50c Java Rice Face Powder... .39c bottles Perfume nt . 880 50c Pozzoni Face Powder....... 34c : grad igny Chic-Chic purse- ac: 39c Idealine Face Powder $3.50 Coor’s Malted Perfume iS «at = oa Cee . 65c La Meda Cold Cream Milk; hospital size, an ab- $3.00 Rigaud’s Un solutely pure 69 Toilet Water 50c Mavis Face Powder Malted Milk ... 92. $2.35 Piver’s Toilet Water, all odors Spo: Syupre Paes Popes 10c Palmolive Soap; the $12.00 Caron’s Black Narcissus Perfume $8.50 ‘ opular palm and olive oil A Face Creams ti pa qe; 3 $6.75 Coty’s Toilet Water; L’Origan $5c Sanitol Face, Cold and Massa and Chypre “+ cae 5 : a $1.76 Djer-Kiss Toile 25c Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold 10c Kirk’s Jap Rose $2.00 Bertalot Perfume; Chyrpe, Cream (tubes) Glycerine Soap; rose and amber : $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach Cinta tees Donen 65¢ $1.00 Bertalot Perfume; Cream i 7 : mews pr with pe Pp oe wa ; 50c Puritan Beauty Cream ae g'ass stopper; me Case ..+-+ $1.00 Krank’s Lemon Cream... Fie ee ae 1 $8.50 Vigney . Golliwog Wooly Head, $1.00 Thespis Theatrical Cold pane bottles, silk case $6.95 Cream, pound cans ran $1.50 Coty’s L’Origan Liquid Brile-... Mamta. «cab secsansesoenes . 60 In This Very Unusual Assortment You Will Find Dresses of These Favored Materials Chiffon Velvet ' Poiret Twill Canton Crepe Satin Crepe Satin Jacquard Canton Satin The smart new coat models that are so very popular now are among the many styles in this unsual group of silk and cloth Dresses. Many are embroidered in attractive designs, others are braid trimmed or finish- ed with a touch of fur. The lovely basque models are also prominent for Winter wear. Straight line garments with youthful pleated panels, or with light collars and cuffs are here at this very low price. Choice in the Group of All Sizes, 16 to 48 * (Second Floor—Nugents.) oe | WAR For the $ A .85 | : EE Little — . Chest, $31.95 ime) = ss Toots bd «45-inch =design | ‘Sf | immings. , Attractive little outfits 7“? | = oomsisting of cap, sweater in Walnut or | and bootees of white zephyr ay, $42.50 ffm link-and-link stitch, ood trimmings, ' daintly embroidered in pink ray ; 40 inclies long ay Consoles” 4 | $3.95 Sweater Sets ih ae ae ae i and crocheted edges. Style in Solid Bi ——-39c Bootees - d of soft zephyr yarn in At Hand-crochete } logany, $53.00 White with pink or biue trimming ar, complete with 32. Be Sep > « ~ theta ey AR eae ak Siac A eh ee TITITITITIT TLL TTL EOE $1.25 Flannelette Sleepers Children’s Sleepers: made of excellent quality flannelette. In pink and blue solid colors. $1 0 ' Open front with drop-seat. Sizes 2to 8... Infants’ $1.50 Toilet Set a ¥ | Four pieces, including brush, comb, soap box and is, $21.95 5. rattle to match. All neatly $1 00 . Pe : ™ r or composition é 23 inches high. 4“ : Cc >. : ’ : ;. le wR si # ee pees ‘% 2 ee ' Po gare er: ; 2 n. ce oe ne Ha > oad Hee urtains and : : SNS 2ING ro 2 ; B: te f ite 4 ee. 4 ; a : ee, . on - me 4 = “4 . - gt p > at “ p oo > . :" pias - b. . " ee ~w- Lt» a ? S » ‘ 4 ae 7 ¥ i= . Ve 4 POM ASS @Mesyeoe Tens roVnus z roy ty — naty ES Te » se athude. re CPS tate Bo ist . ete ar oes are Gall Curtains Panels at a savings of CUPUQCUECUAAEEUEEEEEUET EEE EEE EEE EEE eee 75c Piver’s Sachet, original Talcum Powders Syringe; 2-qt. size; screw bottles 265c Le May Talcum ..13c; 2 for 25c fittings; guaranteed 89c¢ $2.00 Coty’s Sachet L’Origan in $ 50 . 25ce Lazelle Talcum one year original packages e ° 1 ton e vet 25c Mary Garden Talcum 25e Bromley’s English Bath ‘ S 25c B&bcock’s Corylopsis Talcum .17¢ $2.35 Hughes’ Combina- Soap 2 for 25c : x? yt 25c Colgate Talcum, with vial of tion; Hughes’ No. 66 Ideal $1.50 Yardley’s Old English Laven- i . perfume Hair Brush and a box of der or Bond 8t. Compacts ..$1.19 ~ New Wilton Velvet Rugs $ 5O0- 5 | 50c Pinaud’s Lilac Talcum Mirror Nail 4 § TTT LLL Cte ee eT TEM MTT em in the Size 9x12 Feet 25c D’Ormo Lily of the Valley Tal- Polish P - . Drugs in This Sale Priced . s ‘ . M at Only.. Hair P Cah. 50c Rubber Gloves; | 95. Gibb's Nuremedy Tablets. ,..1%¢ ‘ any : : Handsome Wilton Vel- air Freparations gen spree eee 29¢ $1.00 Beacon Light Cod Liver Ol, 7 in Rich , vet Rugs of superior 50c Jardin de Paris Cocoanut Oil of age pints : : car quality yarns and dis- Shampoo 29c ; "| 40c Witch Hazel, %-pt size ....17¢ 4 Persian played in a wide variety 15c Amami Shampoo $1.00 Spofiges; Cubans | 50c Milk of Magnesia, pint size, Z7c ~ —+ @ of beautiful patterns and 50c Packer’s Liquid Tar sheeps’ wool Sponges; very 35c Sloan's Liniment ..........Zhe. colorings. All are seam- Shampoo soft, yet 35c Dr. Belil’s Pine Tar and less and fringed. 50c Palmolive Shampoo tough 75c Jardin de Paris Quinine Hair . Tonic , $1.00 El Merito Castile $1.00 Listerine $1.00 Royal Hair Restorer ' Seap; 4-ib. factory- - 89 Vitamine Yeast Tablets . 50c Hay’s Hair Health cut bars 69c 25c Hinkle’s Cascara Tablets . $2.00 Archambault’s Hair 69c Bay Rum, pint size Elimr $1.00 Luxor Compacts; | 41.90 Glyconol . "a yy 50c Watkins’ Mulsified Cocoanut single Compacts; 60c Lavoris Axminster Rugs $4c | all shades $1.00 Vigoris, scented rubbing Alcohel, pints Toilet Soaps Dental Preparations 10c Jergen’s Old Fashion Soaps, cake 25c Sanitol Tooth Paste or Powder ..1i7c; 3 for 50c 4 3 pv ~ 10c Milled Jabon Antoinette Soaps, 5c each; doz.55e 45c Zi-O-Dine Tooth Paste Zic 4 $18.00 Gold Seal $5.00 Mottied 10c Graham’s Lemon Hard Water Soap éc 25c Listerine Tooth Paste lic; 3 for 500 ¢ Congoleum Rugs Axminster Rugs 10c Graham's Lana Oil and Buttermilk Soap 25c Dr. Graves’ Tooth Powder .- A860 G 9x12 Congoleum in tile and yp In the size 27x54 inches and Tc each: Coenen . ‘ . po oe ok peri Sia carpet effects. Bears the mak- of a heavy durable quality. 10c Waltke’s Coco Castile Soap, %-lb. cuts.... Cc : ’ 95¢ -Davis Germicidal Soa er's guarantee of satisfactory Choice of many mixed $3 95 25c Parke-D P . service or money $13 65 color qombinatipns kal refunded; each ° (Third Floor—Nugents.) Women remember our vast $5.00 Sale of Dresses and will know what to eXpect in this one. This is a new purchase and most of these Dresses shown for the first time tomorrow and we urge that you come early. 1265 Silk and Cloth ~ + Fine 9x12 Axminsters of a grade that will give unusual service. Have a soft, deep pile. Are shown in a 7 wide variety of attractive patterns and + 5 colorings. On sale at rl $12.00 Dresses | poocnnsnnr~ a ae YE 4s 2 $10.00 Dresses . -—= tht fe AA $8.00 Dresses oe | ? ri : y OT f Including : it 4 Ne Many High-Class Sarhple Dresses | | OMe eae Materials: ut - . & BC) a Se rm Crepe de Chine , f it | on t he i F Cl a Es a Charmouse P ._ & Le =. . **eemanaye>® See That Your Next Is a ‘Houseware Specials Two-lrouser . Suit All-Wool French Serge Satins Poiret Twills Velours 3 Tricolette Miloschan All the new styles in a ¢ ; : i | ’ ze ® Tweeds Checks ell wanted colors. int ° ; | 300 Extra-Size ta to 20. ctrola |Mi} &%. |) | | Dresses Included ; Women’s Sizes Serges Velours Tricolettes | 36 to 46 : 3 . . = of Bearing This (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) 40c Cake P ans —— Of pure aluminum; deep $1.75 Double R . T rade-Mark oasters or shallow: ‘ , choice HB yy A 1 1 9 Roger Ken t | self bastin Ps C ] ot h es are and browning .« ~ 65e Coal Buckets shown here exclu- Good ii7- sively in ‘ St: inum Co- | avy gal: eee Louis. They are (gro tiger egy Bl Lee. : practically made ye with strainer | tit ee gag . .to our order and 2 | our agreement is 1. that we should 35 to 46 , | have the selection 70¢ Cake or | f-! te ’| | of the materials, should dietate the style and Pudding | ———— —_

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TUES NOVEMBER ‘e ; 8 ST. LOWS PCST-OISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined , | the State has obtained within a week | Convict Killed, Three Escape. | , : ™ Ww GNSTR ONE =e) a CEWiMiams | SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 9 AND 14 HUE | |of carrying concealed weapons, the . ; es = | convict was shot and killed when : ~ P A : . oth being of “Jelly Roll” Hogan, her wegen tee to 50 days in four attempted to escape from the Sep : 7 : : = || CARRYING REVOLVER. jail, and Isadore Londe, Eganite., ee amg here om —! Sixth and Franklin y \ 7 : who was fined $20 Longo resi One of the fugitives was! } } fey . Helena Rubins ‘ om 3 f a ,at 823 Carr street. ed within two hours. | i ? : -e ‘Totlet 3 J . We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps s Bf acter vexpere ndvice me Reputed Hogan Follower Fiped } - ao © | hare 4 mone of Mme. Helena stain. Ma _ $200 by Jury in Circuit | Court. | - | Dr.A. Reed’s Cushion Sole Shoes _la tna 7 COMO Si DIR ve ss | Hygienic Footwear for Women a tt anion, ! of carrying concealed weapons meine fined $200 by a jury in Circuit sucge | | feet are invariably caused by femmes §6have siopped coffee | sy \) Savin eee | | Women’s & Misses’ C oats. ine disagreed. eure, wear the IMPROVE, Longo, who ts also under indict- | d | wth | CUSHION SOLE SHOE ment on another concealed weapon | an hnOW rin JK. not the original Dr. A. E> $27.50 to $30 Values for charge, was arrested March 2% | | | This is While walking near the Cass avenne | Reed Cushion Shoe previously pat- Rome of Edward J. (Jelly Roll) Ho- | improved Cushion Sole. gan, gang leader, with Charles Mer- | Precis! | eurio, another Hogan gangster. L«- | | tectives testified Longo drew some- | | beive2 ~~ STEEL ARCH CUBAN HEELS thing from his pocket and threw it | a RUBBER TOP-LIFTS ever a fence at their approarh. | =aN@ 3 ade ‘ Search disclosed an automatic pis- | SCER S Ladies’ Black Ladies’ tel lying beyond the fence. | Nn OW Seen , | ’ or Brown Kid Black Kid j , \ i Longo denied carrying a ——— oe ' | c Ww d Mi h er throwing anything over the fence: J at : Oxfords : Boots y \, omen an Jisses who | want a Winter Wrap of approved On cross-examination he said he was i on ° : ~ = = | OA RI. Ps 19012 = ' . ' gometimes known as “Frank Bova,” 41 Theres a Reas : == | OR A REED CUamion om Oe $6.00 $7.00 \ _ . styling, fashionable fabric and ented, but DR. A. REED’S new @xpiaining “that’s my alias.” alemnanaeer eae | Pefore geing to trial, Lengo of- splendid tailoring—yet at moderate fered to plead guilty and pay a $200 | : ——F. | . 2 cost, should welcome this selling. a but the Circuit Attorney's of. | | e elected to try the case. ; F The conviction of Longo, who has | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening And less than moderate will you i newspaper giving Associated Press news service. judge this price when you have in- — ed for a new trial, was the third | e 2 ' ; spected the Coats. There are belt- \ SS ON SIXTH ST. BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND LOCUST STS. saasamaaaasaseasossqnassansssonagy” | ed styles, wrappy effects, and side- | tie models — featuring many new ) | trimming notes. Sale Commences y Every P urchase Must The majority are fur trimmed and the fabrics cf. = Wednesday CIA Sg Be Made Satisfactory used are wool velour, plain and plaid polair, $88 $ € This offering of at 9 A. M. or Money Refunded and suedine, in navy, reindeer .and brown. a2 many. Footwear of Basement Econemy sere J splendid service ane “The Shop of Truthful Advertising” : , peal to women af ENORMOUS PURCHASE OF 465 $1 50 Seamless Bed Sheets aaa ar or military heels—s : 4 0 @ Sheets of favorably known makes+—all termed 4 | but excellent values. Will wash and ¥£ | A At ee seconds, B wear unusually well. 72x90 and 63x90 inch sizes; SN full bleached and deeply hemmed. imit of 4 to buyer. nee <0 eR cate a ¥ ; Longcloth | Eiderdawn | Linen Damask Full bleached, chamois-fin- | Mill remnants of Eiderdown ' All-linen, full bleached a ished Longcloth put up in 10-/| Flannelette, in figured and | ask of extra heavy quality: @® — yard bolts; 30 inches wide; | floral designs; 36 inches wide: | five different designe: 70 ideal for many types of under- | for gowns. kimonos, - wide; limit 10 yards appagel, | ete.; yard to buyer: yard Bedépreads | Heavy al® white crochet | Extra heavy quality Outing | Spreads in §2x9$4-inch size; | Flannel in striped patterns; 36 strongly hemmed ends; very | j inches wide; soft, downy 20c | attractive designs; | each Offered Wednesday, the Pair... @ Very attractive are these Curtains of dotted and cross- bar marquisette, with full ruffles and tie-backs to match. They will launder splendidly. Ideal for bedrooms, nurseries, etc. $3.50 to $4 Curtams | $1 Drapery Madras E Nottingham and Filet weave | Yard-wide Madras in richly J Curtains; pfain or with figured | figured designs of blue, tan, | centers; also white marquisette | brown, green and mul vi Curtains with lace * $2 29 _ for door or window bie trimmings; pair. | draperies: yard... JF " e s+ «+ Window Shades | §80c to 60c Cretonnes ; Oil opaque Shades im green, | Hundreds af pieces of prett; : white er tan, mounted on good | Cretonnes in various colores spring rollers; 36 inchgs wide | and designs; very services and six feet long; seconds of | quality; - Luxurious Furs— The Finest High-Luster Materials | ee ne Values $65 to - : j Hosiery Sale Furs | Ml igi Materials | —which continues for the third day, Wednesday. Supply the e Golden Beaver , | : it . Fashona Lustrosa } family’s Fall and Winter needs from these four groups and you Russian Squirrel Shelton Looms Brytonia ) save or pence ge the same time securing very dependable Hosie wanted weaves. Platinum Wolf | Shelton Looms Kerami | All Termed “Seconds”—Thousands of Alaska Fox Marvella Truvenette Pairs Oftered in This Sale C anadign Wolf | | | 0 lale — rT: preeesck Hose Lot 2: Men's He rl : , : é oe read silk with lisle Full fashioned ta® Kolinsky Squirrel Silk Bolivia tops, wool and cotter, silk with lisle ope fiber and wool: in variotts al sais oe colors; seconds of S8e to effects - seconds of 7 A Collection of Styles Rarely Shown at This Price BS 81.25 crades yes . Many Are New York Showroom Samples —33e Pair * Be SPECIAL—1000 Brand-New 00 : | Lot 3: Men’s, Women’s, Children’s Lot 4: Men's, Women’s, Chil ent DIMITY BALKAN BLOU SPEC Wool a Men's Hose of wool or fiber, women’s Men's seamless cotton Hose, 1 CHAPPIE COATS of cotton or heather mixtures and chil- semi-fashioned and children’ , . 3 16 different patterns, many with eyelet embrofdery. others Vat $12.50 a dren's of wide or narrow ribbed cotton. ton iia sociale x oh ate Chane nearer Hose. Very serviceable | lace-trimmed ‘ ; o ) : —2 Pairs 53c

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——— —— ——— te TUESDAY, q __ €UESDAY, NOVEMBER 6," 1938 ie perme "192s. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Tirhes Combined by Approximately 40. N00. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH S 9 AND 14 e e ES 4 i = % SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGFS @ awn 14 $ - - rese . ‘ee S — = Our * Women’s Gloves *% helena nuoins —- ate dual mae —— a | ag Garage o§ in our ‘Toilet Goods Beattie, @ See our expert . | | ; r expert advice in the use o and get relief, ex- we Fy oy yee @ Eight-button, long kid Glowes | patrons t in solid black or favored shades, renowned Valaze Beaut ep- Peetons of Mme. Helena Re A gg with- - patrons’ cars - stein. Main Floor ut cost. We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in | aed Distributors of Merchandise | messing th tae SE Oe ee eee Stcond Floor Cash or $2.50 in Merchandtse—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted. store. Beginning Wednesday—A Remarkable 4-Day Event for Women—A | | : = a! $9.00 Lace Curtains Va | —in Effective Filet and Scotch Weave Patterns, Pair, 5 R 5 « A very charming type of Lace Curtain, finished with scalloped edges or with Cluny lace. Choice of i ivory or beige tint and suitable for many rooms of the home. 36-Inch Cretonnes Arabian Panels Ruffled Curtains $1 Quality—S pecial ' $9 Value—Special $2.50 Value—Special i 65¢e AS ol Several thousands of yards Handmade aArablan panel Dainty crossbar Curta ins of ormigagae 8 te ageng cretonnes Curtains, mounted on splendid with ruffles and tie-backs to —wide choice of attractive match — especially desirable patterns and wanted colorings. quality Frenchinetting and tin- for nurseries and bedrooms— For draperies, fancy pillows, ished with Marie Antoinette and all neatly made. etc. work. Used one to a window. Fifth Floor. - ¥ \, - Gs Y 7 6s . te 3 " cool 3 sas . q sf SS. a Se ~~ , “ P . i . SP SAS ee, ids aah SR Minted ask Skate hae tink ge Naat $62 cage = a BPEL Si ve, ieage ie cape Waa Bs Mare eee Ae _ Ses ee fi ER pi A ta “4 ihe eal gt we * , ve! > mr és : ‘, t . oi exe s thal % * > so SRR ees ° Dee . e. .Pos $ 2 > ae Nor’, eae a ‘ Sai Ae ee © ap pa Pac Meter) hn % Pe E>, 5 We rei A RN gat oie ey tie NE. al TS es OS a Se a ‘ Cis teeth » te = are well known for the service they give and which | 7 sae are seldom offered at such a remarkably, special : » eh hy, 2 * 4 ™ An eR of : ly al p >. ’ ~~ Z = a bY’ > balla : , 5 Fi + hal { 4 7 , by tcte ‘9 ' a ae - - : yg . © black Hose—therefore supply all needs and profit extremely. 89 | re si price. The styles are splendidly varied, and includ- : mer ed are the most popular colors as well as plenty of Which Offers Many Groups of China and Glassware at Decided Savings— ; : ' Drapery Madras ee ae 1500 Pairs of Ingrain Silk Hose With Lisle Tops ile: Medras|in richly Bs i sae 800 Pairs of Ingrain Silk Hose With Silk Tops Eesiens of blue, tan, | aes : ae 240 Pars of Thread Silk Hose With Lisle Tops pecn and : mulberry ; Fe | | a 2400 Pairs of Thread Silk Hose With Silk Tops cs Nana mes 2400 Pairs of Glove Silk Hose With Silk Tops Lane 148 : Fiewer Vases | Dinner Sts ‘ates 49C 1%. 89C Vatsee $4.95 | | Yaince $27.50 American semi-porce- Included are plain weaves, fancy effects and chiffon Hose; ~~ | 5 aS atucn O72" ied ; aieane | slues. "wes 94 | Glass Cake lates 1 Gracefully sien nga y » ads of pieces of pretty : bh : 7 a : light, medium and heavy weight styles in group. All §1zes in saunter Sai hy - | | age Keled “finish. | colorings a peel in many | y mol - cloves kone ag mm ee oe ggage Blan S in various colorings gs a * black, and most of the colors, but not all sizes in the fancy effects. oars, ten spas es, 12nd cake | Siivactively damtened. | size; Miited number in| or blue bird design; Mm- |~Seslen with gold treat: - 2Ns ; very serviceable | Ae \ and cream pit | 4 35c | : ; 5 | | _ Bay Them for Christmas Gifts Also cher. ' ‘Basement Eeonomy Steere 4 es | | ; a 49 ’ | : » s Ys | FF | | 4 . 3 Pn . . | Pre-erving | al | $3.80 Teakettles | : 4 a - s os pn? ag Kettles | Dishpans | Mirro sluminum Teakettles;: 5- a ! j . q¥art size; colonial style: strong of ’ « —of heavy sheet aluminum; & $1.50 Values, $1.25 Values, | $1.70 Values, 4 And 10 quart size; polished finish; | ‘ oo and wood aa inner ets | Dinner Set« ae Pilates $1.09 90c $1.00 Ronee: .. $2. 19 Values on 50 ko $23.95 $12.95 ‘trong bail and wooden American se mi-porce- Value... a, . | ; Lot 9: Men's Hose . Thirtéen - quart Ten - quart Pre- Twelve - quart size $2.25 P lat 3 oe ents semi-poreciain | Beautiful Plates in En- ' - } Py 4 ~ * a 7 . ain ‘Sets vu , - . ets j ! oc 7 e- | gperving Ketties of | Dishpans in oval] ercoiators decorated in white and ware: attractive border | glish rock crystal 4 Speen? design: pitdber ene nifraetive golden lueter . | 4 aye . of heavy | : | | . | veces in ch site. A taste- sik with Tne to ae ; Sa . oe and $1.35 Dishpans seo 8s sheet alu heavy sess) whisper stvle; of heavy sheet ; Mirro aluminum coffee Perco- lA han’ design ? Soeegae: 100 pieces i! the i pine Hine oh - afte . cumbiere. oe ps - a bs po © $ aluminum: ; f lators in &-cup size rabl hy E> ~- RRou ; sh- ie | ] i with riv- p size, removaDdie and wool-mixed nd style aluminum Dt minum: Upped style | style, fitted with | poe ta ee | ie cup; glass top: | ose: plain and clocked in two sizes; flange edge | Jith strong bail. | strong bail. | eted side handles. =| ebonized handle ; eff to , + 4 end handles; very , eet gg at rat i Mn re veering grace 89c “Wearever” Aluminumware _ $6.50 “Mirro” Roasters 35c Pie Plates, o% inches in di- | Oblong style Roaste ‘rs of @ami- | : 17- | } — Je Pair : . $1.50 Steam Cookers $6.50 Oblong Koasters, aes | ' num; 12x17-in. size: ventilating inch , =0t heary sheet aluminum; dou- $6.00 Oblong Roasters, 114, x16- | $2.15 Preserving Kettles, 8-qt. top: removable inset Women’ S, Children’ s 7 rice or cereal Boilers; wood : $4.95 size : ettion Hass, vnolien” é * ale : ; $2.65 Preserving Kettles, 10-qt. : $6 “Mirro” R , | | - paren , seamless - : as inch $2.08 Peeneeving Wettien, 12-at. : Oblong aluminum i 2 in f | Veluee A 29¢ é iserviceable qualities ; al 2 om $1.25 Rewed i | _ $1 79 ag fn Pans, 2-qt. 11x16-in. sizé, with ventilating top Cracker Siand pana pee — tee | _Bowin, vases a ae ac grade. | = bs 12%-in. Roasters of heavy alu- | $2.65 Saucepan Sets, 3 pieces. . . | and removable inset a ge BP ein oo this | choice of various aterac- #- oneal etpact. Effec- only Pairs 53c - =eum; fitted yom new style | ees ee a : . . group. : tive decorations. Le . gna. | Mm side , Basement Economy Store 4 1. so ace ti 25e | $1.00 Sink Straincrs A I CU att eile atts Peo een. Pm phen wrrge eee. 4p

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| , ed 10 ST. LOU'S POST-TE ear The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DJSPAPCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily anamnaicii and wa Pa Times Combin ee ee MAN SHOT DURING = “= SALOON BRAWL, DIES Owner of Place on Natural Bridge Avenue Under Arrest “on Murder Charge. cmtendl | comet 1 i | — coe —— # — et) '-—_—/4 ~ Se Eee Fe Femi | a nny a | Bradley McEwan, 33, of 4225W _Natural Bridge avenue, who was shot in the abdomen last Wednes- day night in a saloon at 4293 Nat- ural Bridge, died at city hospital to- day. He had made a staterment that , . o| | a omens eR abn page Room Featuare—Women’s | loon, had shot him during an argu- / ment, the cause of which he did not ing ALOr S- | give. 2 ° | Torneo, who has been charged with murder, said, according to police, ‘that he shot McEwan when the lat- 4 Brown Leather THE BEAUTIFUL “SERENADE” ‘ter became boisterous In the saloon Perforated Tips and had made threatening gestures — 2 = . Corn yust once you I] never be = : ' | CONSOLE MODEL | when told te-get out. Rabber Heels | : | a AA a __ ines oo a ind. " : a When olice reached the scené p get with ome large aad | |they found McEwan at home in bed. THESE well-made, stylish = Captain Kidd Corn is the cream of ff four smaller Diamonds of Two men who had carried him there , Oxfords are a necessity ; . — ‘ % exceptional quality. Ex- _ ° sald thay Gita. dink tytnad onl tie . ; corn belt's chéicest crops. It’s 4 ieuils ) : — = i) - pe mnt . ° . #2 Tae 3 . “¥ i ' : ‘ a ‘s yy oe P ‘ i ain Cr ‘ P > oe eR eT ee Bi ie ah Phy ivy: hoe: pipe ON ody dik. tsa } tie da PR ee RE nates i Ce gee ee ee ge eR Cy em edi 7 rowers a ae PRET EE . 4 o ha 2 ‘ ate a1 des PR Orda) ie Ly a, RI, 3s Shi e oS Sa Sots iy ORE aha wth’ AF, ¥ Ry SE Ee > , oe oe 1 Se ee a lon! . a> oh sans . — >» a Ye at - prt sus’: — = ": “ +, * x a ie ‘ , P leh dtnoe ab, 2 ger eR eg for walking ‘and are ideal for ‘ sidewalk in front of the sdloon. sannem Ginn axe Gh thelr teste : - by * at Ber E Torno had left the scene, but re- llustrat- | q ian aie great deal. Styte as illustrat : = ) BD etl ing by tar turned to his place at 3:30 a. m. ed in all sizes 2%+ to 8. Fea- Thursday and w sted. : ; larges orn cke world ae $2 WEEKLY ae Ss § 'terrupted a card game and pulled omen ~ af L varies. @ Come in tomorrow end take advantage of these very con- ‘bin over backwards im ‘bis chair : | Next time you buy corn he sure to ask 4 venient terms. One of these beautiful instruments in your ceiittites dieantienl veo _. | = | home will afford you untold pleasure. oe 2 WARY | B Oo ots ~ for Captain Kidd. Look for Captain 4 Ai sl a hwy bbe mRDin MeS SESS MERE, ib yi im adn ci pdinaat Siks ij tetivinaiks Came Ss OLA es. ¥ + A few suggestions for your selec- $480,000 FIRE IN STOREHOUSE ‘tion of records included in | 500 pairs of military heel Boots the price above: : Tweet, Tweet No, No, Nora Last Night on the Back Porch Marchetta —in fagt a complete variety of new hits and classical numbers is offered for your choice — pease Prisco Blaze. - in black kid, brown kid or brown Ry the Associa‘ed ~calf—incomplete lines of sizes SAN FR ANCISCO, Nov. 6.—Fire tA did damage estimated at $430,000 to 272,to 8 that sold at $5 and $5— a Western Sugar Refinery ware- now at house and its contents here last night. Sixty thousand bags of sugar were damaged. Changes in Telephone Numbers. Thousands of changes of -tele- phone numbers are shown in the ‘winter Bell directory now being dis- tributed. The changes are a pre- f | pay liminary step in the merger of the > : | , 2 w,v7,V,V¥.tartata Bell and Kinloch systems. About > 4 an he he ~ | “AEOLIAN “ae COMPANY NY of M MISSOURI | 1004 OLIVE STREET Exclusive Representative forghe Steinway Piano and for the Duo-Art Keproducing Piano 7000 number changes will be shown in the next Kinloch directory, to be ‘issued about Dec. 1. There are about vs 4) > 174,000 a of the Bell directory. ZF “, | Alek Me) ad oes" about 20,0@) more than were issued 7il WASHINGTON AVE last summer. ee the Different Ass we Consists Ent aiken c & New Semi-Soft and Jubilee Sale of Hosiery : Our 26th Annual Jubilee Up to $3.50 values in T S Thread Silk with silk or wa shitfon Ince : —is now in full progress—with a host of geo oe every d ; 123 5 partment in @{dition to many reductions on regular stocl clocks and chiffon with lisle or chiffon tons— a great Jubilee Special for W faliending — aie Experienced shoppers will at onee recognize the superiorit; of the values in this sale. A Double Economy Event for the Throngs of Wédnesday Shoppers at Garland’s UBILEE SALE OF COATS AND DRESS “0. MTF Acc eA en Cum ' COATS |DRESSES§% = Two Murvelous D-ess Growbds ta Fittingly Celebrate Our Jubilee i +] 726 OU will be utterly amazed when you see the beautiful Dresses in these two Jubilee groups. They are indeserib-’ ably wonderful—fashioned in endless variety—priced far below their actual worth. Those i in the store who inspected them when they came are enthusiastic in their praise of them. Their judgment is correct—this assortment is truty wonderful. We 4. _ ask nothing better than that you visit us and see this magnificent I 4 rat = offering. . 2 | , Satins Cantons Jerseys Plain and Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats Pg remendous! y Underpriced ) $93. 26 39-26 26 OAT weather is HERE—and so is Garland’s 26th Annual oN eC Jubilee Sale! Waiting cannot bring greater values than 4 »* is ty ee “4 we s* Lo oe To¥a’ otelalelal N "Se i ae | Prete i 4 fr these. So great have been our preparations for this Jubilee that probably never again this year will you have this opportunity to choose from so many Coats at such low prices. sl rr Sas a, a a Wl by ite Bs Sl gi Rai 2 Se DA De ee F ep ee Oe a ee Ee eke Mic, - eA fr eae m Oe To POR Lae os Sees het ng pe we pw ee Te ly SNe ere ni ett aa ety he AP a wen 7 ot ropa e : ss. oth ‘team taMOE, ke uge Me eae eS ee a Bt : ," r } [FUCUUTTUeeeReRTerTeTe DESCOUNT all Gowns ! - 26h pain ee ges | Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18 stock at $195 and | Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 URE TT oe iat ES, a pL ee Bi SPGR POSH stekaaabe sy cetys (Pets radpget stele eh MepetaaeRa ce tego t tats tes Fetes et et Hibbaig Me tebesitisy Tipe Sprap ears i regi Pierre SeIFLTYRES MBSE eras an isc tteph das tage eet ‘RS OTP SROCPER DESSERT SPBE » DPPP EP gS eee Renee On eee slabs Tatas 0 Shee tt iiate 6% . eo ang at Comp oud _. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes priced at $250 and up Extra and Stout Sizes ‘ eects oecccecccaceacce seeeececcceaees , Coat Sai Thi — alton ird Floor—Broadway Side Dress Salon—Second Floor—Sixth St. Side 3 W. GA GARLAND TsO’ 21-13 BROADWAY ahd 1410-12-14 SIXTH ST

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’ ‘ TUESDAY, : woviETTSPAY: sen MOVEMBER 6, 1523.0 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH = Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a : a — ~ ‘ ’ the French colony in Algeria, is dead | conquest. She had [11 children and | grandchildren to people a whole vil-. ata tata t a) LLL Lee Le te NG : at the age of 106. She settled here | enough grandchildren and great | lage. | m. ot in 1840 shortly after the French — — WEDN ESDA } ; } - : y’ 4 ; : z re Me f _ . AFTER EXPLOSION «: -_ —s = MR. JNO. E. EDSTROM 23 BARGAINSATTHE. , ’ - "e3 A\.- % » d | ~ | 3 tes ae e% “ARRAS { Fie: TiVALW A % | Wasi Is | lay | } . | : . , - seg ) White China for fi 4 ay IN W VIRGINIA MINE not Wait D + Announces to his many y | . Weather ecorating | friends and customers that - | ‘ An importation of Bavarian White China for | i M serthes err see with f i IAMOND ‘Four Others Expected to Be S Ti decorative painting has ‘just been received. | e mens Clothing Depart- : a | O 7M ave ime¢-— Numerous odd shapes. Priced very reason- | ment of | $2, $3 & $4 SHOES | Z | aken Out—2 en Res- Avoid Worry. ably. Time now to start the holiday gifts. | Saal Gansetetiedll fee shen ~ Pig °° ——— ) r. en cy . ; e cued Uninjured From The Satur day | Dinner Sets, Tea Pots, Cups and | r. Se oot daring Sonn enle 98c par Shaf Evening Post of . | \ Saucers, Salad Bowls, Spoon Hold- | - | 2) at this low price of...... 2 t a tGlen Rogers. November 10 | ers, Salt and Pepper Sets, Dresser e & ~ oe bi ce, \. Sets and Vases. | Pts el MUSLIN | 4 | | tells how. Read | Sf. Louis’ Foremost Store if oe | By the Associated Press. it ' ™ Extra-fine weave un- : aad PITTSBURG, Pa., Nov. 6.—Offic-| : | isc valine. Special Ne ’ i + i N ~ i . ~ i | ° - A # A Very Specially lals of the United States Bureau of) ow Sa —-" :: At. nan cccdegeneetesces oe ee . Ae es Mines here announced late today| Vanel Building Lindell 2630 :! oo PE ie F ? Offered at that their representative in West | - if l Ww _ oss I} . pa | nwt enka ei , | 5 36-inch Wool Crepe 1 Virginia had nofified them that of. ~ . iG a. oe enlad ester’: gf) A Gos e 31 men entombed by an explosion in ig Very special of Captain Kidd ‘ f og ‘a mine of the Raleigh Wyoming - : i pened tees oe me pace oly never be satis- | a at | {Goad Co. at Glen Rogers, W. Va., this A Delightfal Place in Which to Shop.” ‘ a POIRET TWILL | ind. a im wide. ntit duce the smoke evil. nio 5 yds. Feces to | C match. Very special, yd. 2 veu , +Eae | Principal reasons for the opposi- | it ”Z, tion given in the statement are: The r- , . 3 ) 4 cost would be too great: changes + | SHADES ft ww . : ; should not be made in the terminal . - a ae a ” situation pending action on the be A aidan ae = 4 te te te he he hn hn f forthcoming report of the Chamber i pe- C of Commerce Engin2ers’ Committee, a fj 0 4) which proposes to rearrange termi- = . - é _nal facilities in the St. Louis district, if (2) f/ ‘and if electrification were ordered, | =! Of striped percaie and Eastern railroads might s‘op their r so or ce freight and passenger trains in East BS tOMOLTOW . 4 os ee nee enn . St. Louis to avoid complying. r. , 2[ MATTRESS | , - : Oklahoma Bank Held Up. 3} Neatly tufted. with ; ; ; By the Associated Prees. a) roll edge, f art OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 6.—The ag, allele Pee $5.98 Bethany State Bank at Bethany, six. t : miles west of here, was robbed to- | | CARPET sw a day by three men whe drove up —— — _ I ‘in a roadster, forced the cashier into rie fs — ae folli Shoapriny tiny th | 2 es oS ollicles or papillz) in the J me B because these Soa 4 ck ae ee imactive from iliness, ? i on “SERS . A Mit Tae | Salen 1 | 4 ee caeenen, te. ; Newer serve as a one-day business stimu- bes e : : :, r: es is inaiengy antasing Stwles lant and to emphasize what unusually : mm - how it disappears when fi\ Styles : Corrugated | ba for the natural pig- Pitene 7 expensive price of $25. A sale that = Coteant Dei ee | ‘ k for in suc . 1} i ' Price Sale Res | | Coat Cut everything women loo ae: | Creel Boats. . ae 6 Days Only | Pleats an event—newness of styles, fabrics Ecru Laces ‘ 1 fa s Ruffles quality and an exceptionally low price. Silk Braid : et ) : . 7 calp and Fall ions =~ 4 . Tier © d Skir ts Dresses of ev ery description—for every Leather yon e. a ee id z ery ble liquid known as d to the har and your hair will soon take — color pt gm in the . e trace o ess grayn ~Bak comes in the form of m and colorless gp con- ties which quickly will find also thet with the hair has the same Eemaghont. It does not | ed, faded or ‘‘dyed.” : Scientist, every physician, Se A) : that gray hair is hair that ” Sizes 14 lo 44 teased to receive its normal & y of coloring matter or pig- ys Science ~~ > “Q 2 ‘ De this liquid ¢ are gray, just (fen 7 . ~*% 3 ? > tee t ee een erties. olff-Wilson —— RENEE se ee .* ‘\ ——— w \ \ > 7 y ee Prevrererr. PO PS ee aoe 4 eras tne ‘229 >> + eee =e Fe SURCeN ee eit e a ree a Tee ipsa: Sh & FR " 7 - si ats SEAS Se ee ‘Jsadsee A. e~4 | : AO AID I aiiaded wom emmeneainas RN os a EN coreeamell OO _—— oor - —s owe Hie: W —————————— a at: ; 7 , : pias, * iy ; a ee ae bts = } 3 aoe . - ity “4 = = ‘ . a m a ’ g Po ae : =e Bers Mw Be, a aii Ria Be = : Nae é. > . sil x FZ * L : ; ee 5 iit ration = ; OF ogd Saee 0 oe E Se ee, ee Bet on) f 4 " E ? se ita i Wee ey es, re Bae ; * ae : ye, ee Bes _ ie, s MS Sa RS ee 5) nce aR aA oa ee Pe Wyn dk? Bigke MeAmeane.y — habes.s wh, rte a i ee

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-_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Agereniney eget that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined | w Proba | launch Phoenix was wrecked and Launch 2 oem bly son crew of four probably was lost yesterday when the vessel capsized, i the me oe a , while attempting to cross the bar BARVIEW. Ore., Nov. 6.—The ‘into Tillamook Bay here. - oo tea ge alae Listening In on Calls and Reading Letters of Brook- lyn Man. “IN CREAM BLANTON CREAMO MARGARINS CREAMO CREAMO NUT There’s a wide difference | between ordinary Coffee | at 35c per pound and | French. French is a real Most Nutritious Butter x4 By Leased Wire From the New York | a Good P) . Burees of the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK. Nov. 6.—The thread of a strange story of intrigue and ‘mystery began yesterday to be un- tangled from the facts surrounding | Yeur Grecer Can Supply You When pur nationally k strument ist And every its grade, bo imtely guaranteed. 4 Pairs = Pairs Men’ Chil ’ airs Mens pr ed op 2oe Sox mercerized Hose in Children’s good qual- black and brown. ity black ribbed school All sizes. vee for aprons, linings, ete. Hose. 3 5() The most impertant tnfermation - 7 b - ‘ ; im 4 5() Pairs. & y obtained by the District Attorney Pairs. . C was from Hande, the bell captain of Yards. .- the club, and from the anager of | the club, John L. Keenagan. Their Prim Aprons Made of good quality chambray; trimmed with rick-rack and pockets. Pink only. Regular 59c Dressing Sacques Ladies’ Dressing Sacques: made of cood undies percale in light or dark shades 38 to 2 Yds. Pillow- casing 42-inch, fine, well woven round thread, . 4 q poe Your $ ner REE the disappearance of Richard Dieter, who until Saturday night was the) the Crescent Athletic Club ,on Pier-| F $2 a Month repont street, Brooklyn. | $1 Do Buys ager of the Brooklyn Edison Co. and , : a member of the athletic club, was a e brought into the story yesterday. | ; > 7 e au i d =» married women appeared. One >of Range ‘these is the wife of a prominent Ph - Her letters to Jeffe were the center A Range onog ap! Mi ‘ You Must Call in Person for These Items. None Sent C. O. D. No & of the story. | TSe Towels ‘With embroid- ; white, ® s finish, un- Mi ber. Dodd - } i Bieached ” 9m neti os Jeffe, who tame under subpena from a congue mr iM Q pint “Old , im mill cuts. her home in Brooklyn; Ralph Hande, | : all crore agpatger atts: : an 4 5 Vards fer bell captain at the club; E. C. Butz, : A ' whele heuscheld; quick lef Brooklyn. ee | year's time. Will heat /12 Latest Selections The hat and coat of Dieter were . : : ‘found by a patrolman on Manhat- Blue Bird Dimner Set 2 Yards 39c tan bridge at 2 o'clock Sunday 2 This beaufiful Phonegraph the clothes were taken to her that from S35 te S35 : r hus itt d — Yard-wide lustrous jhe: bend Bad cenees. ce higher elsewhere. It hax soft finish black Pon- #7; ,, : A . y gunmen as the result of a contro . Dinner Set Free and repreduces a weaderful teme as clear as a beill-— member of the ciub. neises. This great Phene ! eur Oe ee a graph is an inventiogn which a Old “ 960 days’ time. we our tove wit give you the | | Jokers for yearm. Get om 1e% @6€6©cash §6dinceount while they last, for afte \story, pieced together, is: it. Beautify your kitchen. Why try te cook hag paid the money $1.50 Lace Curtains 75c Window Shades Dieter had been employed at the a geod meni en a wern-eut Kangef Let us in advance. ae wan ae poet one yards long, full width. Several and dark colors, regular size, mill crams gytoencoags er maating ores ‘alike, some have slight defects. or 2 , Wednesday i what they considered an overbearing $5 a Month Buys I his | uxurious | iIving-Room Sur , manner. Recently he complained | Th i 98c Tams or ese Suites are j Hockey CapS; some all wool, others wool and Reghlar 98c value. 2 for.. Sufficient to cover one side of a double bed size comfort. Mill GOLDMAN BROS. GIVE A BEAUTIFUL BLUE BIRD DINNER SET — telephone switchboard operator et — E. J. F. Jeffe. assistant salesman- B This Cole’s Hi-Oven - Behind him the figures of three benker in Philadelphia, it was sai:t. | Jeffe went to the District Attor- : | | and a ee Phone or — Orders Filled. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps.@ 2.05 osrice voluntarily. His visit | . | , 26 followed the appearance of Mrs. Die- | : A H } p=, , ter, who charged that her husband's | : , , eater (i th ' rm disappearance was due to the ' . NYA Range at i ered initials. '“hounding” of a Crescent Club mem- No Lena gna Bvw = rT Le then questioned Mrs. . . equal this weonderful aang ™ ~ ; 4 4 j thts } gimproldsred. Regular #100 MEN'S GIRL’S $4 end $5 Shees: tan $3.00 “Shees; clas®y new and Diack leathers: most Stvies: brewn er Diack are weit-sewn Shoes. leathers Dbreten sizes. $2.95 $1.98 $18 CONGOLEUM RUGS 9x12 Rugs. size x! nationally advertiged i! as Gold Sen! Ri igs and, auaranteed for for $13.00—nut owtng to ; te sell them at } & special price of Beriap-teack «or® Tinsieam ( e pager mack) at "rar reil; seile reagwiar at SE iH per square yard: subieet ‘oe sight mill irresu- lartites; square yard. |him at the ciub had not appeared, ,and that he suspected they had been stolen. HKeenaghan investigated and found, he said, Dieter had been lis- tening in on telephone calls to Jeffe from a woman in Philadelphia, as Continued om Next Page. relieves that Splitting Headache And not only will Bro- Asprin relieve the pain, but it is formulated to remove the cause as weil. The mild vegetable laxative eliminates the impurities that have brought on the headache or other ailment. Thra sleepers daily from Slowis Leave 9:05 a. m., win Wabash, arrive Los Angeles 9:30 «. m.. third day, on the Union Pacific's P. LL. MeNelly, Divteton Wabash Rei!way 145 Reviway Brenenge Bt Phone Matn «@8, Si J. pao a. nion Pectfic ms way Exchange Oliwe pnb Sieg et alae Wabash- Union Pacific -—— . | ’ x . : y | : : - - j ; a ' * ’ - ; 94 a Month Buys This | 8-Piece Dining- Room Suite This Suite is artistically designed in the Queen Anne period—is well con structed and richly finished. There are five chairs, ome armchair, a latest style oblong table, and 2 handsome buffet. On eur easy terms you should not hesitate to buy this Suite com- piete.

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“SUPT TARE Co tap feed your furnitwie A SENSATIONAL SALE OF | Zz House that | By S The hat Guarantees all its Pianos” | JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 6.— pe Corner 11th and Olive ' |The’ British auxiliary schooner z : | Louise F. wae captured in a three- nis t t e ‘ ‘e hour chase yésterday by Federal au- fi h iy h h mazi pol h . > , : ae a — thorities and 3900 cases of liquor, L US a ng us 500 Pairs of Women S New rt ; ——— — —— valued at $375,000, was seized, the : qt | officers report. Scientists have discovered a new way for the preserva- as . g The capture was effected yester- tion of the finish on furniture. Those queer little lines that $ ? : day within the 12-mile limit off appear even on your best piec mar | : A G d P] P ] , South Pablo Beach and the captain, | the result of trod Paro — a a tena asi ° TF) s ° *« rem last : | ) 00 aver-f 1a} H. A. Johnson of Harbour Island, | : q y 10 Is Essential in the Home British West Indies, and six mem-| been found that prevents this universal trouble. , : z % a * * bers of the crew were arrested. They | _ Vegetable oil in varnish dries out, and if it is neglected or At the Amazing Price of — ie tas ae ‘are being brought to Jacksonville, starved”’ the h be 2 ie When purchased fr , - will be chi ith vio-| chan varnish becomes so brittle that any sudden ’ $m 4 O aa ~ where they will be charged with vio- | » +“ oe Pp oe Conroy S the cost of a lating the custom laws and the na- | ane yr: it check or crack. Wizard chem- : | . own nationally known, thoroughly satisfactory in- tonal prokitition Sve, ve Proved that the varnish film can be kept elastic ay e _ . - | The crew told of having been at- and resilient by “feeding” it, and have developed a formula ~ Th strument is moderate. tacked last Tuesday morning by the| that not only preserves varnished surfaces but restores the ors u Rigen sasistant ‘engineer and (™o| original beauty and lustre to old varnish. Wizard Polish con a et i e : | merly the chief engineer, forced into ins no greasy oil. It leaves af dry lustre—so hard that even yt 4 E And everv Piano iS recognized aS the leader in | the forecastle and kept there under finger marks are not visible. ete 7 ~ : guard until yesterday. Their al- WHIZARD PROoDU COMPANY, Ww " its grade, both as to price and reputation. leged captors, they said, went ashore| CTs 1445 W. 37th St, Chicago, Il 7 _in dories when the Government pur- : : | suers were sighted. F *\ \\ ‘ ms ‘ | Members of the crew, officers | 2 : | said, declared they put to sea under s, ithe belief the pursuers were liquor . A: “~ P zx | pirates. All Sizes, ) ; a ALE 3 PHONE OPERATOR a% to 8. ie : eS ye : nd ’ . . Th America’s Largest Piano Store AT CLUB ot comma POLISH , E a MEMB U : : : For Sale by p “a Distributors for the leading —Conueuee ~ aie ene ne. rene wi s to Bu rom a ae Read Torn Letters. 4 | a q 1 0 On the night of Oct. 27 Jeffe went B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. P brasil 7 lun. Ss ~ to. the door, according to Mrs. Dieter. ‘ ; a and asked him to give back the lIet- 7 e ‘HO Lj Ss = FU [? AJ Is 4) N (yr G O. ters he had taken. Dieter said he | knew nothing about them. That ; same night a man who said he was a detective arrived at the club and Daten for build- ‘ a ol St t took Hande to the station where he n o or new~- 1 124 — ree was questioned about the torn let- oO stores, facto- q Satiiianiine ait — th lette Jeff a ; - ~~ aA i: (i RATE TR THT ee i et rt mh We tii i Mite ith ent \ id 1 iH HRA HT tH Hi Hitt RNA Mik rit Hiatt Hai lai Wahu mai (MEE Hit 1s eet ae ereilits: ” , - ries, schools, public P the m Suite | wines | QVERSTUFFED LIVING-ROOM SUITE | orc scuts.eyvtc | “Santen Fe = = the club, Hande said, with a ae- | OY ressure TRE cuirrorose = a itl 22.: These Suites are in- T : : = 3 Each piece of this magnificent Suite is upholstered in = spec A 8 : onamdal ious | Representative Pp 3 Pitas sa - = so ues i 4 describable—one pret- } Posine fi aed a ae = £8 fine grade of velour and has Marshall spring-seat con z Seffe Grew @ revolver from a hetiier Installations . oe P ons & = struction. Consists = under his coat and held it for. ‘a t h = STORES ier than the other. with sliding= = = , eee , : igs of Chesterfield, = moment significantly before Dieter’s Henry Ascher, 449 De Baliviers Av. The coverings come in clothes = ‘ hi k M. Bolanoviteh, 2749 Chouteau Av. hanger, 4 armchair and= eyes, then put it in his pocket, ac- Crest Candy Shep, 517 N. Grand Av. 10 blue, brown or iendn and = = cilia = cording to Mrs. Dieter. Crewn Candy Co., 1800 Montgomery mulberry—also beauti- =s = . = Questioned by Police. Flanders Drug Co., 1805 Market St. ful combinations. We agg a = = Last Wednesday at midnight, re- Geettier Hat Co., 1260 8. Bread. can save fr sa = = turning to Mrs. Dieter's story for a uiewnthe (Beauty Shop, 57 8 25% to A sot om = = = moment, Jeffe and the detective ar- ‘ Broadway Re er ee /o 9 on your = = : = rived at the Dieter home. The de-/|[' va nojosa, ° Living-Room Suite. NEA SOM Ne cc uM A uEneee S i tective “frisked” Dieter and took | ey Kopva 4125 WN. Mewstes We have these Suites from him a wallet and a note book, | Rasthi's Pharmacy, 1010 N. King’s | | as low as Sri Ss A eS RTE #1 ne ee ee | "Gl Wale a : ~ ae = = Fi | Then they took him away in an Universal Tire Co., Ine, 2830 Lo- creates tiny - ‘ | R “s es Moatiress / a = = automobile. When he returned at | cust St a 3 $ - Comb. ange Z. 2 = = = '4 o'clock in the morning he told | re gi, A. ant Fine Ste. ac Ta la aTL - bc = ; | == 7 his wife he had been questioned by | FACTORIES 3 | Full-size, ali-blue en-= = = = eager 3 ' | | : has 4 gas burn- = = = = $13.50 Teakettie 'police at Brooklyn headquarters for | eee Se See ae é ‘and 4 coal hole — ie == ££ Nickel plated over copper, ‘hours about the letter and that Jeffe American Screw Set Ce., 10th and A Seokinasurface.= F= = and has = ‘had made a threatening remark to} ae gy a PS — en team hk tin ‘ "Geckn and S = eee ee = | him. | and Alcott Avs, 1 ; == = = ia tale = He left his home to go to work at | Cooves Oretus Ga, (2 © a bakes to E This is a sof seaacten! = = = fil | Seventh St. perfection ;= = i= = ment; a = the club Saturday night at 6 o'clock. | Missouri Slipper Co., Palm and . . 3 =m ae seni aoe Be - - ae = erare = ‘It was not until the police awaken- | oe , e N the fall and spring, more than at any The eatest achievement singe 1855 in ; “ : mg At ra = = the -agae ag ° i eee = = em = = ‘ed her early the next morning, Mrs. | Reardon Co., 24 and Clinton Sts. other time, the ups and downs of the use of the flame for heating a Gg . == 3 comfort. it 8 a —— = = $4 98 YA = Dieter told the District Attorney. = oe & Sens, 3129 S&S. Jefferson ordi hea . ti { : $97. 50 = = this extremely low price = = = . == that she knew, her husband had dis- ' OFFICES | . _ In 1855 the great Chemist Bunsen invented : 2 for this sale. BS Fi. 2 = fo] appeared. She told the police as. Ser ee EP ae Gan se 4 a single flame heater that has been used ever 3 ‘ raat ik MGT antag = | Sear h Wiis aa ah Hive Hit ih lft A aH UO = } Mt! hit aL e oe | eh af «Bar S With the ordinary methods of heating there “ ° - . : AMMAR ih = | 11 UR Ha HDA ci Fi UMS a cia Htathk }soon as she learned her husband's | 4. T. — Laundry Co., 4230 Fin- doct 2 SRY TS =| lll ; | ch h littl since by scientists, ors, dentists, jewélers, ie 4 clothes had been found that she be- 0K. | sourry Stes! Co., 2333 Papin is generally either too mu eat or too littie— ond + + “ el 4 ma mi remaerreamrmp wi sabi ti HNL AU AH aor lieved he had died as a result of Street. no matter how costly the heating system used The B fl y b a es | : @ a See Th i — —a —— al a his controversy with Jeffe. The po- ~ po y a on may be. usED, GMS. completely, x IECE WINI NITE = = L LA = either from fear or from a desire cae ether Ce. OF M. See tt which this is not ee mi yst The Clow Burner is precisely like the Bun- Pi ; HES Eas = for revenge on Jeffe Tombridge Agency, 3318 Merames , sen Burner in principle—onl i by te vice 10 wot consirvctes, tray in propartion ant A, maonitiont rioor I} cca tia‘Fu ‘eis were min oy | SESE, ce, ame een Se roa aera tees 3 ae 5 , . == Dodd to have separatéd only a wa ; a steady even ealth eat t . fe 4 a, —— hee : , anne tia Aare ed. The shade Is = week ago. Jeffe denied thie when aa Regipences a on bother shout regulating it. with their perfect green and blue cones can- . s F raf : arge da made and fringed he wag seen by a reporter. He re-| Dr. E. 0. Massev. 1801 Geode Av. ch Cl Gasteam Radiator is an inde- not touch any surface. ae 3 Ne. = fe bow-end bed an d= “ ' Wm. J. Bauer, 2619 Gravois Av. Ea ow ca th free from the BS | : = fused to answer any questions. e..- They are, erefore, troubles ee : hifforette. Very— Ewith a highe- 7 Mies Chartotte Franke, 3654 Botan. You light as many or as few as é “k= Cc ial al i= it T cept to say he did not know whet leal Ay. pendent unit. ou as y sometimes experienced with antiquated types a 4 : = = Ee qallty silk, had become of Dieter. , Cart waver, 3197 Cherehes St. you need, by turning the valve and lighting. +. 314: heaters and similar appliances : ig nets = The police believe Dieter was giv- | Geo. W. Starke, 2831 Cherokee St. Then the automatic regulator controls the = a a wo $59. 50 a = S$ 1 6-50 ing information to Mrs. Jeffe about ie Te ee amount of gas admitted to the burner so that Send for designs and prices = = ¥ le ms her bhnshand’s movements. Dr. G, Linnmen, 4668 Pershing Av. as > ES as 2. 2 ee Walter Goorketionel, Vinita Park. the steam stays at the same pressure always. © Clow Gasteam burners are designed . | DARKER CR ALIA SAR HO RM ma a 2 ADVERTISEMENT . ion he oa ; ing to principles recommended by the U. 8. E — ’ aT. Marne Apartments, 5828 Pershing Av. Economical and healthful Bureau of Standards. They are approved by ‘ v eg 2 2a: athe in Hy i Ronit MLA Lt Boulevard. over twenty years of use. ag 1 Down 4 e ‘enn ¢ , ¢ F 4 ap or or. ' REE /ONE Bethel Evangelion Cherch, Greer Cop Goan: Se ee require “Clow “Gasteam” Radiators are made in i a = = | = d Garrison A mn llars or solid or ; & c Mo & Polish Ss & COIL SPRING “gg. DAY-BED . Bowmen. E- "Choreh, Athlon py oe es rig abe pr number of attractive of which the 7 a Hot = = ZOll-tempered GCoil= = SS With them you are not only freed ofa great 1310+ and most popular is the four-column 3 . ) PS WITH TINBOX === E Springs; finely con- = & Massive Reed-End, has : , a a deal of expense, but yea also escape the dust, Goi.) - $s Blast a cedar oll-— — structed with steel base;| =Sturdy tink fabric CORNS lift right off seek community Contr, 300 emoke and grime caused by the ordinary ‘“w/i+e for catalogs and prices on your busi ag : Mop. | Will give lifetime service. — spring and opens into a — aa a oe heating system. “a Seaked Triangle Mop, — = = = California Avs. ‘ ness stationery. a ith bottle = = =— full - size = | John ané James Church, Fer- The Clow Burner with its tiny Bunsen flames “4 of nelichi E OE — & bed. A re- = untied” “Miebrew Congreestions! converts 100% of its fuel into useful and Williams Radiator Comey 4 4 i 7 = Ss = at. = a a healthful heat. It does away entirely with the 1116 South Grand Avenue . : oe eo ’ 2 se ‘ = rll ial e Pe St. Aleysive Scheel, 5608 W. Mac- need for humidifying devices to keep the air St. Louis eS 4 = : == Vi ’ == no ¥. : roy 7 SS ; Ls —_ = Eacies’ Home Protective Assecia- normally moist. : 2 ee =: = r= i Jett né Lafayette A a tel 4 39c Fa 2 = -f — == Convent of the Visitation, Cabanne It actually makes moisture, and is, there- | Those ae = SS & i = = 1 ar = Piece yBLiC BUILDINGS fore, the only type of heating system that auto- bs iS . HS mehr on Linas il AE sib Peawtdus 9 ~wen Ce., 1823 matically keeps the air normal and healthful. % <4 a ae 4. tL. Mesemane Ref. and Supsty e fk Pee , rr mi en aan ee iinet a ae PT sc iliael esata a. NH. Broa ee . aia er basdit! tHe Hi tt! sa tale th m1 Rea Me ins! hth iN HY if sat : : ft 4 Mion. Mi Motor yr ag 5i8s Del- aor | BUD VASE + DINING-ROOM SUITE ~ atte eS e : | : F= = = Grane Ol PMEATERR ae h | i ‘= ~_ This attractive Dining-Room Suite is well constructed — Achiand Amusement Ce, 3540 W. 3 8 ‘- 4 with le ay + nang = = and finished in walnut. Consists of a buffet, ohina, — = Borne Washington Theater, 2246 E a | e de- = rhe 5: & ‘3 these Bod 5 = closet, extension ta- Gresdway Theater, $06 St, Chartes rs ik : = = ble, six chairs with — Fairy Theater, 8640 Easton Ay, * " A a leatherette se ats. < Doesn ’t hurt a bit! Drop a little Pane Lynch Meom, 113 M. Sixth | ’ — Priced at on! = **Freezone’’ on an aching corn, in-| Street = ac y = stantly that corn stops hurtirg, then | rome Lunch Room, 40965 Choutesu . a = shortly you lift it right off with fin- | Keeser's Cafe; Park and jefferson . gers. Truly! | Avimate ton, 706 Pine St. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of peep gy SS st , »**Freezone’’ for a few centa, suf. ee Woods, | e248 48 Wesnington fe an ficient to remove every hard corn, | Wertman Meter Jet “ soft corn, or corn between the toes, | Na (ortvate). @701 West- e <7 “y and the calluses, without soreness or minster Mines. ) ea oe = irrigation. ae RS a i \ 4 2 ‘ i? ' oa, Taal Sates e- a | oR | ile 4 , rj P ‘ff “ Gee be Bge See.

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Sielsiecita apauthe te 2° ts SEE 14 be ‘Bue m4 DINE Sapte: ARNE SO aS : Pa Ie ‘. F $ . -_ Rate “aN Si ” Ce > = A mee) Ge eS a ll % Re a eR RR a Bn ; RS Sg ce a Ke ea ~ Saas. ae e PNTTS St array PRET NTE 250 ror pee cea aa. eee Ue gs ee bs an et eee eRe Ay, “x 2 4 é = Y - : Ay the Sie: moe + VE ae a 21 Sere ge Knit [Knit | Vests $4.75 7.15 fe i eno You Will Agree That It Was an Unusual Purchase to Make Possible This Selling of Elegant 7 = Free Instruction in Mah-Jongg ~ ping invite men ond ‘won pie ces hae cy Ag: take = 4 ee os : er aad ee Sere ee ig’ -_ ‘, ee ee eo eo p LP, ae ee . - a. bi de lessons in this game—g«iven by expert tors, between 10 and 4 o' our Chinese Game Parlors ~~ Seventh | “ST LOU /POST-NIGPATCH “ ‘The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined oe = SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8 AND 9 Men’ S Silk Hose Mayknit a esc Grade 50¢ Underwear | a TaEe " Hove noe — —for Men : white an colors; oubdie sie C r own bran eel, Sole and toe. sizes. and very superior. Book $2 t Distribut of Merchandise — geen ER Slee Diese B - ee Sire Eagle Stumps and Redeem Fel Articles jon Se at at Retail in ‘Missouri Cad the West. —$— : | —in Scores of Fashion-Approved Modes An Important Value-Giving Event ‘ Unusual f Values at..... : A Sale of 10,000 ! : : Women’s and Misses’ Sizes @ Far out of the ordinary is this opportu- nity to choose your Winter wrap. The styles : include the latest ideas of the style creators S : and the materials are the soft woolens $1.50 and $2 Values— iii iW Wednesday at | THEE Sizes All 13} to Sleeve 173 Lengths PS / i] Vey / % S 4); Me | HH a att @ The values offered in this special selling of 10,000 Shirts are an ae so far out of the ordinary that they merit your immediate at- it Wii tention. Indeed, seldom is an opportunity afforded to obtain i tt Pi: Shirts of such excellent quality at one dollar. Each is well ia Hite made in nedkband style, some without collars, others with hr a collars attached. Many patterns in plain colors and stripes are | uit | shown and such popular shirting fabrics are used as: ih | Corded Madras W oven Madras j j IE 7a Fancy Madras Cotton Pongee f | W/TAG | Cotton Flannels Cotton Poplins Yale aH | Reps . Oxford Wf | HE i | j j 5 j j Even though you may he well supplied with Shirts right now, it ! tj will prove advantageous to purchase others from this selling and Y provide for future needs. Main Fleer : = . . 7 ~ = ~~ AN | ie. , ¢ /, WN \ % | : iii | j | | f/ SS ng . % Mens me a yy which are as fashionable as they are warm and luxurious looking. Every Coat is care- fully tailored, all favored shades are rep- resented and there are women’s and misses’ sizes up to 44 bust measure. The styles and the materials combine to make garments of striking smartness. Included are tier effects, flared, draped, side-fasten- ing, straightline and many other highly correct styles. Oriona, Fashona, Formosa, Trivon- nett, Gerona, Arm- andale, Vellona and Tarquina are _ the rich and very ex- cellent fabrics. Feerth Fleer 40) “Specials” in. | Notions “Surety” Hair Nets; human shades desen Se Clitmtea Safety Pins. .4e Clark's Speeil C etten. des. Ze ~N ISe Bundle Hair Pins... . 1c Se Japan Sewing SUK....- 4c Se Parning Cotten, dos. .29¢ 25e “Sta-rite” Celluloid Hair Pins, bex........10e sizes 3 and 4. Wednesday, Being “Baby Day” in Our Intants’ Shop, We Offer “Babythings atSavin “baby” morrow. ~% +~———--— @ In our Infants’ Shop are large and varied ackentinintita of needs—the following groups being specially priced Large $2 “Esmond” Crib Blankets nursery figures—bound all around with wide band size pink and biue Blankets with white = 9] & of silkoline and each Blanket tn Dex. Special at.. acity of fact that his nomination hag not we gent to the Senate, although 3 jet Ok ee t has taken up Hogan as a ity Committee Fa- in Case Circgit Jud Garesche Is Rejected. teast 70 of the 28 members of blican City Committee ha g petition asking President to nominate Circuit Judge Hogan as Federal Judge - the Eastern District of Missourt Circuit Judge Vital W-. is not named, Louis J. chairman of the committee, e is the cholce of Senator and several of his There has been much op- te Garesche, however, has been urged by Spencer a year, is regarded as an in- that his appointment €ity Committee is bac in the fight for Hogan is Mayor Kiel's son-; . The petition in his sehall circulated by Anton Sch ‘Ward Committeeman, the position ef City who ‘gppeintment of the Mayor. 20 and 24 members of the have si the | Becker said. There is that the matter will t up at the regular mont of the committee tonight, Ba L. (“Hank”) Weeke,. , Commissioner of Weights and whose son-in-law, dE. Butler, is Eightéentl! W tteeman,. is said to be one most active workers for in ef Hogan as a second choice. — Still Active for Garesche. - - Benato r Spencer failed to late President Harding to Garesche, but+he has efforts with President Coo Senator took walks with t several mornings while in Washington. and to have urged ent then. : of Republican en for Judge revived interest im the . whieh fF say) shortly after Congress in December. and quiet done for others who are to have a chance for >. Other Names Mentioned. list of possibilities in t Judzes Hugo J. Grimm Hartmann, each of whom & indorsed by local civic : s; Circuit Judges Harry and Chartes B. Davis, f Henry Si Caulfield, - e Judge Conway Bider. P Cireuit Judge George C._ and David W. Hil. ne er of the Missourt House « tatives. f tor Snencer appeared Penny Commitee a month ago of Garesche and was & at that time that while ¢ eemen would stand Ov tie indorsement of Garesche, of them were for Juilg=e. 16e Machine Needies...... Te Inf . U bd ie 0. N. TF. Crochet Cotton, Eiderdown | . ants : niversal DUE Ail Nias Gtheddenake ws : rim neem a | Bathrobes Dia Sor Gaston Tut Tash Buntings t pers OS eee ee Te . Se “Milward’s” Sewing mi $3.95 $ R5 $1.25 $1.95 $ ~ iSe Comet Engiish Pins, Value petri Value C; Value ea op a i mB te a | OF cs names ee | “Wright's” Bias Tape, a seconds 0c --+-.Be Of white ripple Elderdown,| Beacon cloth Robes with pink Saft. foot ee Basting Thread, 250-rd.. . .3e lined with domet and made with | or biue nursery designs; with — ae ge cua ohne Main Fleer attached hood, and trimmed with | collar and pockets finished with one dete eee pink or blue silk binding. | tiem In infants’ sizes only. = a8 second choice. - This B not obfectionable to the . A Pre-Holiday Selling That Will Attract Wide Feminine Attention Is This — Sale of 3000 Mesh Ba —a@ Special Purchase Offered in Three Unusual Groups Gold and Silver Plated Bags $4 to $6 $ => @ The Mesh Bag is steadily growing in popularity and this opportunity to obtain these charming accessories at such pronounced savings is certain to be appreciated. The following groups include many smart styles. Fifteen styles of Bags in gothic, square and ila shapes: fringed and fancy bottoms, chain or pannier handles and some with jewel-clasp frames. Sask: 2, eer « S ~ ~ a, ¢ 7 * ike, . ca i ~~ i. ~ : ss ig ah ee - 7*,? > Pe: es < '~ L a “tatne* * oe on a en _ Ct Holt Gives Views on Wor Associated Press. : AGO, Nov. & — @ the courage of Rooseveit, ¥y of Taft and the vision mon should be in control of & affairs of the United

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*; ys = PE ENE Seek Te ee a Me ae rn gh a IR Ree i em et % 2 fey = Ep OE I at ae é senate een tment a : é d Pte, ome im. r “a ¥ Heal, es " | Cs er ee. pe “_ cy a us. 3. eh ee 7 eee A ETE Te EL ae ‘ - > 7 . eee Op eee 2. arena _ " - Ps ; : Bir 4. , sa | z iiterial Page : , te : : Daily Cartoon Just a Minu LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: sents | 4 ” Sitepsee: tees $72: 3s Tor gl, Peeters ost eels bites ot . © tg 253 : £5 7 SS ae ft i a ; 2 tt ie j ; a Instruction in * —_— | ee oe See ee cece ecg age pe pa area ee “ERG: tac ) = eens = ae rape Li, id te ; , 7 ; ee os — a — ~ ee ae otat or wow tgieerse aE i abu : oi LE Pe ae er a oo oo cide Mes if i aol £ aahiiees yD ee nb stad 1 ae ick Peed 4 : _ ite men and women @AGES 15—13 lessons in this intereste given by expert instruc. een 10 and 4 o’clock—ig PLAN CC HOOL If} Whether Former President Is f: . y Nee Ht | i | | Rt For Him or Against Him. te (ie as See ag i ee eee Ce | fe, we: | we Game Parlors— Seventh Floor Two Committees of Board of | Education to Discuss Build- SECOND CHOICE WILSON SLENT ON M.S. JUDGESHP vi of City Committee Fa-! of Circyit Judge in Case Maaresche Is Rejected. ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1923. ct ee Premiers of All the Nations That C M ADOO CANDIDACY gt ee ET at Son-in-Law Doesn’t Know -— i a i eS eas ae ompose the British Empire . CTS i 20 of the 28 members of | esiican City Committee have | 23 Wyatt Building. "WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 6.— Former Secretary of the Treasury hop, We Offer avings ed assortments of all that ng specially priced for to- en Ib Blankets | with white mth wide band ' * Special at.. $1 69 Universal Diapers $1 69 pft, fleeced flannelette Dia- in 27x27-inch size, all hem- and ready for use—packed Me dozen in a packa | Third Floor { $1.95 Value as spe - b Is This o> -@ « ~ ems 7° = ences of Israel 0 the noted English writer w= the belief that political 7. dead and the situation — hopeless for the Jewish ‘ia passed Sunday at a = Tepresentatives of the St. sweat the Jewish Community : the auspices of the Str Congress Committee. declared that _— . in fullest sympathy = Purpc of political Zion- ePitnirtic in regard to the pure in Palestine and cer- ‘8 “Homeland” would be ere on the ancient soil of 7 Plena Weifare. in aun address of welcome esid he was surprised that a discus- sion of housing did not appear o% the program He treeed a clear line from poverty threugh ccngestec fiv- ine = « nditions to c.+ c-e and what in called “moral dereliction.” ‘TROTZKY IN ROLE’ OF PROPHET ma lost 20 and France lost 2: Zangwill, Says This Generation and Next Will Witness Social Upheavals. MOSCOW. Nov. 6.—Leon Protsky. the Russian war commissar, is a prophet, not only the present gener- ation but the one to come will be embroiled in a world-wide social up- heaval. -In a recent article in the Izvestia, devoted to literature an the revolution, Trotsky wrote: “Social upheavals will not calm down quiekly. Europe ang America are standing before many decades of struggie. People not only of our generation but of the generation to come will be the participants, heroes and victims of tha struggie.” Trotsky proposes that the art and literature of this epoch will be thoroughly subordinated to revolutionary themes and influences. Its art, he says, will be inimical first of. all to mysticism as well as to Romanti- cism, because the central idea of revolution is collective: humanity. - military examination and | preventive | state ang Federal, | N.lson Cumiff, director of Public ’ become | i ' i | The Premiers, who are in conference in London, posed for this photograph a few days ago, with members of the British Cabinet. Prof. R. Williams, Mr. McGilligan, Mr. Thomson, Dr. Skelton, Sir. M. Hankey, Sir Te} Bahdaur Sapru, Mre Burton, Mr. G. P. Graham, Lomar Gouin, Mr. De Wet,' Mr. Davidson, Sir J. Masterton-Smith, Sir R. General Jan Smuts, Mr. Warren, Lord SS , | a ee ss ¥ ptt ne s AR AIS ly * : . a ial ee to > . ’ af a oat - hive Sih we ee Le 4 Ss ye oo « . 4 A, ne “ EI Pe oidy “2 , LS SEALE ing Project at Meeting To- day. eo $60,000 EUCLID AVENUE SITE IS SELECTED By Vote of 7 to 4, Members of Board Decide Not to Ex- periment in Seeking Most Feasible Program. 3 Plans for the new public school —Underwood & Underwood. Standing, left to right— Senator Wilson, Sir raham, Mr. E. 3. Harding, Capt. Lane and Mr. Carew. ’ — _— j Coolidge’s Nomination sador Has Stirred Presidential Race. Minnesota— Copeland a Possibility in of Kellogg for Ambas- Up Hornet’s Nest in EVE ™ — ed os BY CHARLES MICHELSON, Dispatch. WASHINGTON, HAT’S in a name? Senator Medill McCormick's mythological assault on the Coolidge administration has a queer sound in view of the Republican that the party mustn’t nominats Coolidge as vindication of the Hard- |ing. regime in politics. Classical euphony makes it seem less acrid, but the sentiment is there. Nov. 4. if the Illinois Senator, instead of re- ferring to Loecophagi about the State Department, had bluntly charged the diplomatic branch af the Govern- ment was infested with hopheads? What if instead of mentioning that the Debt Commission and Arms Conference delegates and the United States at the coming interna- tional inquest’on Germany’s capacity to pay, reparations were Laodicean Leaguers, he had deciared Mr Hardineg’s international appointees and Mr. Coolidge’s agents were association they had repudiated? This may be a free translation of the scholarly terms into ‘Bowery English, but if McCormick did not mean that. what did he mean? And if he didn’t intend to testify his dis- gust at wh@t the administration deems the biggest accomplishment of its period, for what did he uncork his vintage of ancient words?” When President Coolidge named Ex-Senator Kellogg to be Ambassa- dor in Londén, he stirred up a hor- inet’s nest in Minnesota. It isn’t that it makes much difference who |of St. James’. but the Progressives | eut in the Northwest had been look- The | ing for a grievance against Mr. Cool-!In the 'tagee and this supplied it. | Had Enough Against Harding. HEY had had their grouch against President Harding, one lof the elements of which was tha‘ he had tried to help Kellogg ‘n the ‘election of 1922, but the new Presi- i dent had done nothing to offend ‘them. They may have suspected he was against the repeal of the Esch- ‘Cummins law, but they could no’ prove it, and he spoke of the trials and tribulations of the farmers, even if he didn’t come down to de‘ails and specifications as to how ‘hone afflictions were to be alleviated, so the Northwesterners were Sing driven gradually into the “Cive- * Coolidge-a-chance” association- -ana | then he came across with Kveliogrg. There is nothing particularty wrong with Kellogg, he is not built for the revealing costume of state to be sure—how many men of 67 are? He is rich, respectable. and had an impressive record, though he has been in eclipse during his late years in the Senate. thanks to rerves and a disinclination to bellow, the latter a curious development in @ man who got his fame as trus-* -Hus- ter which, however, was a dissipa- tiop of youth, abandoned when he came to. fortune and. the favor of ‘the big interests in Minnesota In fact one of the guesses as to the genesis of his being chosen for the # piu a A Staff Correspondent of the Post-’ insistence | What would have been the inference. the | prospective experts to represent the, pussy-footers and gum-shoe men at-) tempting to betray the country into. Public wears theAnee breeches at the Court) ‘fun tor the nauonal —— a |oversees job is that Ed Smith of | ‘Minneapolis wanted him out of the | way so as to have no competition as the handy man of the big tcl- lows who deal! in iron, lumber and politics in Minnesota. Kellogg’s Probable Policy. rm will not occupy as much front- page space in the newspapers as did Col. Harvey, and at Pilgrim dinners will for Mr.“Kellogg is one of Medill McCormick de- “Laodicean Leaguer.” and being barred from saying that “we are damned well out of it,” by his utterances, embalmed in the Congressional Record, the new Am- readable, those whom scribes us bassador will probably confine him- | 'self to variations of that grandeold ‘song “Hands Across the Sea.” | a little apprehension /about what will happen when Xel- logg comes up before the Senate for confirmation. | tesy demands that one who has worn the toga should not be hampered in getting anything he wants, but there is a feeling that Dr. Ship- stead, who sits in Kellogg's seat, and Brookhart and Magnus Johnson may not be sufficiently educated in Sen- atorial etiquette and so may kick over the traces as ‘their Farmer-Labor constituents ex- |péct them to do. There is It seems improbable that the in- cident will cause any real harm to Coolidge despite the who see in it the of far more hostility ‘all over the Northwest. The Min- nesota delegation would not be for Coolidge in any event. La Follette, Henry Ford or Hiram Johnson will probably get the convention votes. election LaFollette will be ‘regular, as usual, and Minnesota | probably will trail along. If McAdoo happens toe be the Democratic candidate the apple cart might be upset} He has played along with the moaning farmer and the railroad men who are the Labor |}end of the hyphenated party. Last | year, for example, he wanted to go to Minnesota and make speeches for |the Democratic nominee. The rail- 'road men adviged him the Demo- ‘cratic conventiOén had been. handled ‘by the same crowd that was behind |_Kellogg with a view to deflecting ‘enough progressives from Shipstead to insure Kellogg’s re-election, and | McAdoo kept far away. There may | be reciprocity if the Farmer-Labor 'folks are mad enough, but.it is the | longest kind of a long shot. In fact, McAdoo might not even the Démocratic delegation up ‘there. There are enough Demo- crats in Minsreso to fill a hall if \it is not too big andthe latest,bulle- | President shivers of those | provocation | get ‘tin had it that thé wets were com- | |pacting this interesting little group ‘for Al Smith, partly, no doubt, to distress McAdoo, but prineipally be- cause they figure the New York | delegation will form a junta with | Illinois, Indiana, New Jersey and | Massachusetts, and ultimately will decide the nomination. There is prestige, as well as dis- trict attorneyships, marshalships, revenue coliectorships, in being with a winner and that is most of the his speeches | not be so | Senatorial cour-»| on the escutcheon of a to understand this | Gelegations'. At this season of the ‘could not elect a constable. The Republican party of Georgia , 4 knows how it is. Ralston’s Chances. | HE combination of Murphy, | a Brennan, “Tom Taggart, Nugent | | i a and Quinn, with such other Demo-?) cratic bosses as may seek to get un-| der the blanket with them, is gen- erally taken to have in the back- ground the nomination of Senator Ralston of Indiang, to be reached after McAdoo and Underwood haye- ‘battled to a breathless stan@still. . The flaw ih this reasoning lies in| By the Associated Press. | (Conyriant 1923, by the Press ‘and Pulitzer ‘the fact that Ralston is an intense} SOFIA, Nov. 6.—The Bulgarian | Publishing Cos.. the New York World | and the Post-Dispatch. ldry ang while it is recognized that | Government has accepted the condi-| PARIS, Nov’ 6.—Grave warning ‘New York, Massachusetts and New ‘tions of reparation laid down iin | Of peril to France unless European '\Jersey may have to remember there | He win ¢ th stack | POAee and stability can be restored ‘is a South and a West to this coun- | Jugo-Slavia's note for . Ss rapidly has been given to Robert de | oubs, they are hardly likely to| here last Friday on the Jugo-Slav/ Jouvenal, political editor of L’Oeu- try of - " ‘greet the first dry candidate with | military attache, Col. Krasitch. The|vre, by Edward L. Filene, Boston merchant, and one of the founders ‘rondelays and daisy chains. ‘conditions probably will be carried Knowing that they may have to out today. of the Chamber wf Commerce of the ‘take a dry, or near-dry, in the end,| The Bulgarian reply, which will United States, who has just returned ‘the opposition to Raiston may bei be handed to the Jugo-Slav dJega- from Germany. ‘expected to dwell more,on his 67/ tion some time today is expected to years, which as his opponents are al- create a painful impression through- ways careful to bring forward, would | out the country. Officials here, i'make him 71 at the beginning of a | phowever, assert no other course could [possible secgnd term—than on his be pursued, not because Bulgaria or ‘shriveled and parched record. The! its government was responsible in ‘theory of every Presidential nomina-|any way -for the attack on Col. ‘tion is that it will result in a double-! Krastitch, but because, as they put header and usually it does. it, it was necessary to bow to s8u- | Copeland as Possibility. ‘| perior force. | Jf maki speeches over the Vol- | ; Tage sis 00 a bar-sinister iC. OF C, OPPOSES GOVERNOR'S FIRE PREVENTION ATTITUDE | Democratic | ‘presidential possibility, the anti-; ; ‘ ‘Me \bosses must look elsewhere | Declares Proclamation by Executive ee a Would Stimulate Efforts to Reduce Fire Hazard. ‘than Indiana and so the compara- The Chamber of Commerce, in tively vagke figure of Senator Cope- 7. ' » poll 1 hori- | land swing across the politics resolutions adopted by tthe Board zon. ffers with Gov. Hyde hen | of Directors, dl med like a jcke oe his recent refusal to preclaim This see Bo, wediver by the idea that | . Kae abie. on the other hand, that Ger- le man who Kmppened to be named for | Fire Prevention Week in Missouri,| ony if she becomes industrially ithe Senate fecause Al Smith would |in which he mrsnghs 7 i fire Ph | powerful again will harbor throughts : a 2 a | suranc anies w responsibil - +t Hearst have tne | SUrance comp of revenre. inet — te is ages Sort becoming | ‘ty for a part of the increase in fire | **'Wrance, therefore, has undoubted ben ce agree dhe nenuiting Senator-| losses, through overinsurance and richt to maintain an army. to pro- iby reaso Y . i a. a ion ti - ship, a candidate for the highest of-| lax ab ee web sc0 Ei e hen tect herself against Germany. fice in the land, seemed too jazzy |Olution declated o ! does it all mean? Simply that hav- -~ ‘ vr Week would stimulate ti tttomsent ‘even for modern politics. ‘ing obtained reparatio se interallied | Prevention | Itisa joke no longer. The series | fire prevention. work throughout the and anim Mahéetion @ i hasn’ ap- | year. | 'for a candidate who hasn't some ap es ! aeeen ability has narrowed the field This action resulted “eo - ~ until now Dr. Copeland's almost pre- (quest by the Governor a . ‘histori@@mayoralty of Ann Arbor is} Edward Filene Says Germans Expect Dictatorship Under Ludendorff or Lenine. Agrees to Make Reparation for Attack on Military Attache by Armed Men. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. sisting upon guarantees of security, Filene said. The situation in Ger- many, he says, is such that everyone foresees an early dictatorship, either under Ludendorff or Lenine, the only difference of opinion being on the question of the date. “But whatever the date,” Filene said, “it will mark the end of repa- ration payments. When Bolshevism has united Germany, a Russiefi per" will have been created, against which France herself will be unable to pre- vail. w Sl “Even if France obtained the maximum reparations possible, and all pledges which would satisfy bankers, all would be worthless ‘f she were compelled to live under the perpetual threat of war and a per- manent disproportionate expenditure for military purposes. It is inevit- war expenses .and practically de- prived of all foreign credita, would be ruined financially and forced in- ‘to revolution.” ; American Interverttion Necessary. Chambers of Commerce of the State m an independent in- | comment on his action. The week prwne yu j henteansiie gprs | SN et ea ed in a aw at ti and his newness in national) ons t. 4 pe Intesvention of the United sta polities is compared to the poo | rae: ph sarki porns aes. as gard to assure France the security with- ite of Warren G. Harding, broug . | orto" -s the latter’s falling into the | countable for the tire vanes the sidential crevasse left by the con- | resolution states. “Most fire nour” | Filene believes. Such intervention oo a and Gen |ance carriers are not knowingly ac- ¢ vital interest to the | vention wm ty Lpwees ‘cepting poor moral risks, extreme | he considers © Me may ps agen on koe" , hazards or overinguring | Ee .. eseehuy trode Although re- | the oe cogs Air of international [property. To date they hgve COs | ceatent to ender the Laeaue, 20. Ne | ’ fot, is atont as informing as | more along fire prevention umes). the United States might be in- ery ad President Coolidge. He | than the public has the right to ove “aes easily to join the World Court, | neither as ultar. day nor | pect.” Zz mata eee eat. iia teaith commission- | The resolution declares | ene gam SEEN “ ‘ership suggesta,the former and his | vention work is a responsibility of | mage oe roe ‘Senatorship reMfects the latter, but | the general public, “and we have no peither image is clear enough to | more right to attempt to shift it t ithe shoulders of lo: a) fire insurance aa agents than we have to penalize Ply economic sanctiong, re : Hearst Support physicians for the mortality rate on WF impossible. The program | It is assumed that | account of typhoid, or ahy other pre- disarmament would be carried for~ would be more ready to turn OV€F ventable . disease.” Educational , ward considerably to its wept | his strength to the man who shared | work, better building codes, in-| Addressing the French people, ‘his election triumph last year than | creased activity of arson squads of Filene conciudes: “If you wish to) to a non-New Yorker, and finally gs, OO of building regulations were | which réconstruction must be aitfi-_ statement regarding | physical fi re- | ott ‘Toe “ourt,”” Likely. Gov. Smith ‘municipalities and rigid enforce- obtain eredit from America witbout in his interest, that Mr.| 344 as means of reducing the an- cult, you must begin by endeavgring i d, a to obtain peaceful solutions in Eu- ‘Hearst would support him and thus nual fire loss. | York politics less of the | ——_——e ; Fancy the — with this p future at t publication day clock ts a stagge : of the statement that had visited compared with a man who —— Only 800 , Henry Ford at Detroit, with a view eye on a regular nomination. em py the a heevene ag Core ert to accepting the second place on an Borah, who between times pursues; CHICAGO, ; Only | 7 a course as uncharted as the dart-' the 6000 saloons which opérated as | Copeland, | wall of the France is absolutety right in in-, ‘debts. France, burdened with heavy | o impose upon us any military obliga-| tions, but we would undoubtedly ap- ; idae for crippled‘children, to be built at the southeast corner of Euchid ave- nue and Forest Park boulevard, are scheduled for consideration of the Instruction and Finance Committees of the Board of Education, at @ joint meeting this afternoon. Members, in preliminary discuBe sion, have indicated that a build- ing to cost about $150,000 will be considered. The butiding will not /need an independent heating plant, | because of the proximity of the site to. the William Stix Schoo, from which it can be heated. The location, decided Ajpon at @ pip meeting of the board yesters day afternoon, is the Barnes Hospital orthopedic clinic and the new Shriners’ Hespital for Crippled Children. In’ deciding on the pure chage of the site, the board decided to take advantage of the expert. ments made by other cities, in this ciass of education, and not to’ go through a series of local expéri- ments, such as some members of the board favored. pexperi memal Idea Abandoned. The Post-Dispatch told last June of the work of the Spalding School, a single centrally located menayen near the Chicago Hospital for Crip- pled Children. signed and built for its purpose, aft- er the Chicago educational avthori- ties had tested plans such as those which have been suggested here. Children are transported to the school in busses, and this plan prob- ably will be adopted here. Some of the mentbers of the Board of Education have argued that i: would be better to begin with spe- cial rooms in various school build- ings or with portable buildings, and to determine by experiment whether this plan would be as satisfactory as one central school. For a time’the experimental idea had the support of a majority of the board's members, but further cor« sideration has changed opinions te such an extent that sevén voted at yesterday afternoon's special meet« ing for the purchase of the Muctié avenue site, and only four voted against it. Opposition to Price of Site. ‘ The work done in Chicago has tal care and medical treatment for. the children. The Spalding Scheéol provides nursing and dietary care, with instruction in eight grades of schoo! work. Industrial training al- so is provided, one of the subjects being bracemaking. : . Of the gpposition to the plan for’ lchoice of a central site, a part was | due to the cost f the £uciid avenue lot, $60,000. Metmnbers ted that the price was $1.31 a }¥aquare foot, as the lot is 166 by 277 feet. The,’ it was stated, was considerably high-: er than the cost of other proposed locations. 2 Those who voted against purchase of the Euclid avenue site were Riéb- ard Murphy, Stephen M. Waaever. ‘for centering the work in one to begin with. : a * - CHICA ‘§{ndependent ticket! He did not go | me Detroit, never say Ford in his life ings of a humming bird, is lock-step- soft drink pariors prior to and is terrified at the thought of ping rhythmically with his i Nevere’ rive. -prohi being linked up with anything scis- and will continue to do so until , forcement, rer ain open, matic from the ol@ faith. fd@aho convention names the nas a chet of P politjeal, date for the senate, os ae - yy : A hem ; sie ; 4 * | *. This school was de-° shown the need for accessible hospi- . ad q ~ pt ov ° ss : Ps ™ : ; ‘ = ane ‘ . : Y E : at le A SPs , ery “4 u rd > . ‘ "a 3) . es. i yer oi * ve ~ ating sth Wibciesd ieee rn — ‘ a . 7 ‘ * " ap? : é Mier ; : : 7 nh my i gale kona en ; acy . , - i ee. MS eae en ee ee — RRA TIO A et int a 6 Seg > hl = romntng La “ ye aL

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Bee eo. mer ey 2 art ine SE ROY CIR a Pee ne eee Te ea er ee Oe Aether creer Dubie Sin BST Apter ee TT ; .- - —. ee oe a | a wah me =" Se " aia i ae ay om re — am ~ —_— . a * - "i ~- in _— _ marae OE, ~ ; eS ett a Ao OY ARs ella TA EER ER ai le asin hi baie” “hatin 0K. $ wear $5 . . . "Again the public should not be wait- “fg in line for so long a time because of the poor facilities for purchasing tickets. Have more ticket sellers. :: Wake up, managers of the St* Louls . Symphony. A PHYSICIAN. = 4 Halloween Depredations. Tx the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. fF OR two days I have been wishing the Post-Dispatch would start a cam-. paign for the abolition of the imbecile’ practice of, Halloween. Hundreds of citizens will atd in the campaign. Righteous indignation was what the man had who shot to frighten away the boys. He never intended toe injure «them, but everyone is blaming him. ~ diut go out on the morning of Nov. 1. "ynd look arouvnd—whole blocks of strest demos rroken, door mats carried off, ' “poreh chairs broken or gone, hand ra‘l-' ings torn out of the walls, store fronts, disfigured. gurbage pail was emptied in) ry front door vestibule, shrubbery un-| rooted, automobile tires punctured, . broken windows and bodies dis‘igured. | Do away with this foolish celebration, It is harmful, teaching boys to destrvs shat does not belong to them and per- nicious towards good citizenship. | tee MRS. W. B. POLLOCK. Yi} eae iy yi i NOW WE UNDERSTAND! (From the Detroit News.) NeEveR SHALL FRANCE GIVE UP HER RIGHTS ~ETC-ETC- hif/, iy i Wipf, | | no avail. Shall — 7%: yates, Soe — 7 -. See eo rf " . ’ ey a sr >3* 4 . . -e -? . ums. - Me Se te *. Ae a \'e. s ¥ ~~ "4 bi ~ Orbe rs Y a yawn \" SPW ee” ecient ° Pe prtien EN Re:. r¥ © yr DD 5 ce fates oo i a a iver . Lap saert: Sat et 3) Ae Bi ie at LEG, at sj 2 : st hate ¢ , 7 : | ee ¥ 2 ol. . mY. § ter % My . hp AGE ORE Do ah} A Pee a ” r f, eek fit gud Meteo . - . v7 ; 7x i . ts 7. ‘ oF TP an * 4s AP ATO: ¥ d 4 8 , te a . ce : os ena rf. o> 4 te Eee *., = ’ on “ys tar ¥ +? ~~ > wt 7 > 7 ‘* a ad . z ‘me % . ( ae in ta . » ~y P ¥ ‘s ne A a - Vv fn 2 ee 7 r . as * ; « etry nite > - ‘ 3 4 (ae = +> cS 3 he ooly RPS HYMN TO PROGAIBITION. (With Apologies to Swinburne.) HOU hast conquered, O pale Prohibition, Tino hast banished the clove-flavored breath, Thou hast transformed, O black-frocked ma- gician, Our wine to the liquor of death. New gods are crowned in the city, Hootch and moonshine and dope; They are merciless, strangers to pity, Treacherous killers of hope. Wilt thou yet take all, Prohibition? All things that comfort and cheer? No, you’ve left us yet one apparition, Our Christian Science beer! E. L. 8S. . * * The justice of the peace in a town in Ohio, in pursuance of his duties, had to hear and judge the cases that were brought before him and also perform occasional marriage cere- monies. He found it difficuit to dsssociate the various functions of his office. Everything had gone smoothly until he had asked one bride, ‘‘Do you take this man to be your husband?” The bride nodded emphatically. “And you, accused,” said the justice, turn- ing to the bridegroom, ‘‘what have you to say fn your defense?”’ *” * ca The discovery by Ohm of one of the funda- mental laws of electricity led to his being forced out of his position as teacher in the high school in Cologne. It beats a]l that school is about the last place where we éxpect people to find out anything. * * ~ More than 300 co-operative agricultural] societies have been organized in Mexico by country folks who got land from the Govern- ment. The societies are said to be well sup- plied with implements and to have produced crops of grain with a gross value of $20,000.,- 000. Everyvody wants to be as we are. We own the land. We have automobiles, good roads education—money. So are other people going to have these things. They are tired of being merely Mexicans, Turks, Hotten- tots, etc., and are going to be folks. = * — Sir: Farmer Brown was raising a young bull with a vicious disposition, and for his own safety kept it confined in the barn and se- curely tied in such a way as to interfere se- riously with its growth. His neighbors protested vigorously, but to “It is a shame,” they said, ‘“‘to keep an animal like that tied and hobbled. You | ought to let it run out, so it can grow and de- ' animal better than you do. velop, and it will then in time be of great benefit to all of us.” “What you say is ni! true enough,” replied Brown, “but I know this He is dangerous, and has twice already seriously injured me. As I am obliged to be around him continually; I feel bound to keep him confined for my own protection.” Farmer Brown is, of course, France; and at present he has a cinch on the bull. He is loth to untie the rope, in spite of all outside appeals and protests. France is not worrying so much abput the future usefulness of Ger- many as she is about her own safety. A very selfish policy, we may al] say; and well it may be from our viewpoint; but we should consider that probably we are outside looking in. France is inside looking out. Oo. 8. -* - . A Washington inventor announces a non- rolling collar button. What does he propose for exercise? . tk: . ; Written for the Post-Dispatch By CLARK McADAMS Monroe County (Mo.) Appeal. It now turns out that children of men who have been rejuvenated by the monkey gland process develop decided monkey traits. This will cause suspicion to fall on millions of in-, nocent men. Every time a boy shins up a telephone pole or a girl takes to a grapevine Picnic swing, those who contemplate the scene will attribute it to jungle traits implanted in the father by some deft surgeon. > 7 fs The following is from a letter recently received in St. Louis from Germany: “A shell-shocked soldier wags released from a sanitarium as cured. He was driven to the railroad station in a taxi, and the chauf- feur said: “It costs you 200,000,000 marks for this ride.’ “The soldier thought, ‘Is the man crazy, or am I crazy again?’ “He gave the chauffeur a 20-mark coin, whereupon the chauffeur said: “On this you get 3,000,000 marks change.’ “The soldier said: ‘Just keep the change and drive me back to the sanitarium.’ ” - 7 © “The lighthouse at Alexandria was made of local limestone, of marble and of reddish purple granite from Assouan. It stood in a colonnaded court that covered most of the promontory® There were four stories. The bottom story was over 200 feet high, square, pierced with many windows. In it were the rooms, estimated at 300, where the mechanics and keepers were housed, and its mass was threaded by a spiral ascent, probably by a dou- ble spirais. There may have been hydraulic ma- chinery in the central. well for raising the. fuel to the top; otherwise we must imagine a pro- cession of donkeys who did not cease day and night to circumambulate the spiralis with loads of wood upon their backs. * * * The second story was octagonal and entirely filled by the ascending spirals. The third story was circu- lar. Then came the lantern (6500 feet from the ground). The lantern is a puzzle, because a bonfire and delicate scientific instruments ap- pear to have shared its narrow area.”—E,. M. Forster in “Pharos and Pharillon.”’ . + * The plow is said to have changed very little in 3000 years. It and the mason’s trowel have come down through the centuries in almost identically the same form ag the origg inal inventions. The trowel recently . was improved by an American. And now a French- man improves the plow—substitutes for it a set of deep-digging metal] fingers which, he claims, completely prepares the soil for seed- ing. Everything is in process. Nothing is per- fected. Opportunity is everywhere, ugh the eyes to see it are few. Probab! doesn’t make much difference. One Henry rd ata time is enough. 8 . * The Mississippi River is said to flow up hill in the sense that its source is nearer the earth’s center than its mouth, owing to the fact that the earth is slightly flattened at its poles. We don’t care which way it runs, just so it comes back. . 7 + The apple contains a greater percentage of phosphorous than any other fruit, but cor- tunately not enough for us to see them at night. « ag <i ee aa t ss Br ine MTTNGTON, Nov. 6. — gent Coolidge’s Thanksgiving ee lamation issued today from | enite House calls to mind that r has brought to the Am a le two tragic experienc @eath of President Harding and - Japanese earthquake—but says guch experiences serve ta test refine men and nations. During the year al.», the pre mation says, the nation has blessed with much of material perity. The President asked qe people gather in their and places of worship on Tht _ 29, to give expression tg gratitude and seek the guidamne Almighty God. The Proclamation, The proclamation follows: “By the Presiden of the U States of America. © “A proclamation. The American people, from earliest days, have observed the custom of »c*nowledging each the bounty with which Divine F agence has favored thg@m. In th ginnings. this acknowledgment voluntary return of thanks community for the fruitfuln the harvest. Thatigh our mo¢ life has greatly Changed, this tom has ,always survived. — made Te thoon aa day not of the olfiest, but one of the . -¢haractertstic observances of countrv. On that day. in church, in family and in public eringa the whole nation has for, eratjons paid the tribute due grageful hearts for blessings stowed. bi Preponderance of Good, To center our thought in this upon the favor whi we have shown has been altogether desirable. It has given of justly to balance the good evil which we have experi .ca¢ that we have never failed t@ reasons for * cing grateful te for a generous preponderance good. Even in the least Pp tomes, a broad contemplation | whole position has never d' close overwhelming thankfulness. Thur vi situation. we have found for a more hopeful and ¢ titude toward thr f-ture. current year, we now &@ time which has heen | custom Aas most fitting for the | survey of our estate and the of thanks. We shall the _- Jy realize our good fortune, | ill. in deep sincerity, give te ¥ thought and 1 ore especially, will compare it with that wh other community in the . Troagke Experiences. — The year has brought to ple two tregic experiences have deeply affected them. Oi the death of our beloved Pr Harding, which has been m@ wherever there is a reall o the worth of high tdeaia, ne pose and unselfish service éven tathe end of supreme His loss recalled the nat less captious and more ce at » titude. -It sobered the whole Uh of the country. A little late the unparalleled disaster friend!y people of Japan. This forth from the people of the States a demonstration of humane feeling. It was Inte the substance of Tt created new evidences of ¢ ternational friendship wh sh Kuarantee of world peace. It) ished the charitable impulse conmntry. “By experiences such as men and nations are tested fined. We have been b | much of material Prosperity. | shall be better able to app if we remember the priv ¢rs have suffered and we * the more worthy of it if - for their relief. We witig@ - then to render thanks for th that has come to us, and cur actions that we bave Stronger, wiser, and truer Chastenings which have- t besed upon us. We will th Pare ourselves for the part have in a world which fc the full measure of service, have heen a most favored. We ought to be a most People. We have been @& blessed people. We ought mest thankful people. “Wherefore, [, Calvin € President of the L'nited M hereby fix and designate We twenty-ninth day of &s Thanksgiving day, and mend its general : ~_ throughout the land. It e that the people gather usual ; 7 < = ta z homes and their Worship. give expression Gratituae for the benefits ings that a gracious pre owed upon them, and. SUdience Of Almighty God _ May deserve a continuance _ tavor.” ‘ —_ oe ~ - & Romance in By-Ele _ LONDON, Nov. 6.—A sf *. MaNnce flavors the by-elect | Warwick and Leamington ~ & Warwickshire. Capt. 3 Eden, the conservative having obtained ieave of _ trom’ his election agent to Ted in London to Beatrice, 4 og Gervazy Beckett, form

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ty » : - “6 uP. a? we ee cal a, IRROR of} as ENIONS designed to ‘reproduce without | ment by the leading publicists, one on the questions of /X KUAN IN TEXAS. ork World. t the Ku Klux Klan admirab'e purpose in view tha red from Lieutenant-Governor Da~ ial of what the organization has tely in Texas in his State. No evidence that point. The klan, by its own is Against negroes, Jews and Cath- eans it intends to suppress them ti leaves to the imagination. erder is bound to stop at injustice these three groups is a'so left to tojan examination of the evidence. indicates that the klan in Te ded its intolerance to everybo ective of race or religion. I ciety out to terrorize the com-- interest. Some of its outstand- lishments, according to Lieuten- idson, are the murder of a re an named Otto Lange, the s|daughter and the beating of his mission with pistol butts; also @ merchant in front of his store, of a venerable Baptist minister, an man named E. T. McDonald, mob etal citizens in the neighborhood ur,| the whipping of a drug clerk | Is| with copper wire, bits of which his wounds, gpécifically described. In no single mative of the klan traceable to the | of the named in the speech as fundamental k’an doctrine. are the stated principles of the # in Texas is, if such a thing its one activity is pure hoodlum- pravity in its most vicious and dane lf is a government by the worst tlit is governing Texas. How jon ure s0 com} lete humiliation? STATION IN MISSOURI. Jaseph News-Press. liry of the Federal! administration the reforestation projects, which being developed throughout larse— ite Mountaing and the Appalach- Vania and the Caroiinas, and it an effort will be made to include — Missouri in the enterprise. tary of the National Forest R ission, recently toured Missourt - ita as to the feasibility o! devel- | rregating about 1,000,000 acres region. Should he recommend ine % uth Missouri areas it is believed. mt will make a proposal to ould then be up to the Missourt accept or reject it. Ten years” posal was rejected by the. Missourt h the result that benefits which ued to this State went elsew here - : mnsylvania and the Carolinas noW start of any reforestation move*= ¥ be started in Missouri. Th® would be suitable for this purposes, included in the original GoverB*” re waste Jands, are not being : are a burden to the State. The would plant them to young trees of timber was being develo 4) be used by the people of the A. picturesque playground. Re th Missouri is a problem whics longer neglected. Unless: ed by the Federal govern to be planted at State ture will net again offer, and a series of other | this : of thanks. ae “2 forth from the people 32 Pe SWMTONTO GE THANKS |_ : = Thanksgiving ae TVESDAY NOVEMBER 6, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH lone Exceeds that of the Daily Stor and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST. LOU'S POST- -UISPATCH DGE CALLS ON ; ————— | - president in Thanksgiving Day Proclamation Points to Ma- oa terial Prosperity. Associated Press \ nares Nov. 6. — Pres!i- Coolidge’s Thanksgiving Day, Jamation issued today from the, Maite House calls to mind that the | ar has brought to the American. snle two tragic experiences—the | death of President Harding and the, ‘Japanese earthquake—but says that! a > gach experiences serve te test anal ' Marie Carr Taylor, debutante daugh. men and nations. ou eee LY Socia an News autugmn ball. nauk Ahe natural shadings and scarif#t—will mark the presenta- tion of Miss Isabelle Chenie Smith to society ‘night at the St. Louis Coun- try Cli@. The party is to be given by Dr. and’ Mrs. Ellsworth Smith parengs of the debutante. four mor. than 200 guests. The decorations will be yellow and brown chr) sam - | theg@ums. arranged in clusters abou, the clubhouse. with autumn leaves &% a background. In the recetving Wgne with Dr. and Mra. Smith ani fhe debutante will be the latter's sis- ter, Miss Elizabeth, a bud of two Seasons aco, and their cousin. Mi- err wil! assist receiving The debutartes serving tits after- noon will be Mieses Frances fr Celeste Si ooe r Katherine Sipple. Terr) Louise Bemis, Jane Parsom, Fran- ces Compton and Mary Sanford Manny, and a group of Mrs. Dana friends assisting witho hats will include Mme Douglas W. Robert john Felix Valle, Firmin VV. Desloge, William Caleb Sipplie and Judson | Bemis. Ap attractive home lding yes- terday morning was that of Miss Marjory Starmm, daughter o und Mrs. J. Edward Stamm of 7050 Westmoreiand drive. and John Lyra! teynolds. son of Mr. and Mra. W. N. Reynolds of ~wuincy, Ill., which took piace at 11:20 o'clock in the home of the bride's parent The Rev. George A. Campbe!! the 8. of Union Avenue Christian Church per- , presence | formed the ceremony in the of 60 guests. The mante! in the liv- ing room, banked with ferns and chrysanthemums, made 4 bagx- ground for the bridal party. The bride wore her going awcr ‘costume of cocoa brown crepe with @ brown and gold maline hat and bine fox fur, and carried lilies of the valley. Miss Eleanor Roth, 4s maid of honor. was cowned in green crepe, and ean autumn shaded het. Her flowers were yellow an bronze Chrysanthemums. Miss Mary Helin of Kaneas Citr. flower girl, wore brown velvet, with lace collar ana cuffs, and carried a basket of yel- low apd brown biossoms. Virginie Morris and Edward Relsse held the ribbons which formed an aisie through which the brida! party passed. J. Edward Stamm Jr.,. brother of the bride, was best Man A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds departed for New York on their honpermoon trip. They will re- side in Quincy. The out-of-town and Mrs. W. N. Reynoids, of the bridegroom; 4 and Doyle Reynolds and Mr. and his brotpers 1 of Quincy. de Moses guests were Mr aT. and i na Mr. Flelm sisters-in-law. a and sires. Kansas City. , Samuec i Mrs. Charlies Cummings Collins of the Fuckingham Hote! ten informa! notes to about 50 of h- close friends inviting , ee suite at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow’ * to aft erpoon, when she will introduce her daughter, Miss Mary Virginia Col- lines, to them in an informal! fashion. Miss Mary Francis Dickson, 'Jr.. will receive with Mrs. jand her daughter, honors. ly. and Mrs. .2lsworth typical in color! oft. this t'Bme of year—yellow, brown. and of a col-| lege of the same order in Torresdale., | M Miss Marie Carr Taylor at a lunch-/}., Fe. N. M.., | ‘the |' game. Later | |she will go to New York to visit her | ‘TJ are expected pare nis Mrs. M rs. of a has writ- ~ 9 ner daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dis«son Collins and will share TO “OON —Photo me Muriiiw. MISS GEORGIA HU¢ ius. ISS HUGHES, w wey is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the W. Mr. ana She wil! attend footbai!) cous.as. Chouteau Walsh. Harvard-Princeton visit her Ss _—_—- -—-— Mr. and Mrs. William PD. Orthwein home today from where they hav Ort weip mother Mrs. William ©. McBr cince their return from their honeymoon trip They will take an apartment. Their marriage took place in Asheville a few weeks ago. Mrs. Orthwein wis Miss Dorothy McBride Asheville. N. C been with Mrs 's le _-—- —— Mr. and Mrs “Marshal! Hodemen of 5379 Waterman avenue. and ‘her daughters. have. postponed thefr -e.- turn from Virginia. where they nave heen motoring for several! Wee -a2ce= ee eee — me ge ee > ~— ee -- a a 2 men lle apne ae Central 40976-H So ae — ae ST. LOUIS’ GREATEST 1 HORSE SHOW; COLISEUM—EVERY NIGHT THIS W EEK Wednesday Matinee. o'clock. Evenings, % 2:30 p. m., Admission: First Balcony, $1.65: Second Balcony. Firet and Second Rows, 75c; Third and Fourth Rows, tic: Halence 25c, Including War Ta. Tickets on Sale $a — NEIL O'BRIEN AND BERT SWOR STILL SHINE IN BLACK-F°7E ee ee. ee “Sugarfoot Gaffney Shares Honors With Minstrel Star- at Amer!i- can Theater. erenniai tf — 4 o “-*« ra -' j ninaKke — tert Swor, ‘ Large auUGi- , the fact thxt Pliset uinstrelsey far testify t¢ of rv? ry me -. ie -lace Com endant marks the ~penarance oft who than e@ quarter of a centurr | delighted the lovers of th with subtle j tne asc ; Heason’s show ©’ Brien, f more ‘ “ as « r has + a! f entertainment negro | ‘> .umor and comical mannerisms trp- | ically true. } T he offering is quite 2s pood ne BOOTHE f the best in which O'! ; and Swor have been seen in the ~ast. | “Sugarfoot” Gaffney, whore ies | to thé N ext W ‘inter JEDIT ERRANEAN —_ eel A Grand Cruise January 19 to March 26, 1924 By Specially whartered Red Seer Liner BELGEMIANE most luxu ae Me The eyes of the world ere centered these Gays om the Mediterranean. This is am opportunity beyond compare to see the historic wonderlands on the “Sea of the Ancients”, traveling wita leisure and in the utmost comfort en the ous, most replete, and largest steamer sailing to ieeuue nean next season. An abounding itinerary embracing all points worth while with a long stay in Egypt. Stopover privileges in Kurope, with return by Majestic, Olympic, Homeric, etc. THOS. COOK @ SON 203 So. Dearborn St., Chicago, or Local Agents EUROPE Compiete Se are so long that he appears ike the : i hatinatis ties oe? evering sneacw of someone eine *NCLAYD BELGIUM shares horors with O'Brien and Swor. | [IRELAND ga (etn in, Yin asi senda ia ion 0 } FRANCE IT The latter was refreshingis funn) D4 MEDITERRANE CRUISES ] ‘ ‘4+ = 1 . mMmOnolgus consisting of waivers oe 117 shefs--ever 7) 0 tense hints « how to keep roung. O'Brien | tactuded im this vast os: rey of eesscls fe the confines his work t« neve version ! ries cong | - “— ' —— ‘et fc { his on@e popular trofley (carj opre ¥ ane vd RBELGENLAND anc many others; aiso sk« The dancing, both fAncy' « large ene cabin steamers neade4 by the and acrobatic, is above the ordinary.:% 6 PITTEBURG. Rates sils op Knights of Python Con vention. A district ion of Knights of Pythias wil! be held tn Edwards- ville tommorrow. Twents lodges will attend. An illuminated perade will be night feature. fellowed @y a | laree gathering at the Wildey The- ater, et which the piay “Damon and Pythias” will be put on wb) Lodge of Wood River. conve ee tt ew r th Soda for over eighty years has relied npon Gorr- aud's Oriental Cream to keep the skin and complexion in pertect condition through the su.css of the seasons activities. White Fiesh-Kachel. 4 Sailings Tuss.. WV ed Tucrs.. Dot. 1 ommodenens for every a44¢ 2964 Orem. Mien. tite RAIN Cer (ompanys« «iffice eger f° wey Dent ,» WV d taenst ‘te eth obhoene« e's mart OWE LT. Southwestern aR 1101 ftacust Street. &T. Preicht tacis Fiagi - ROYAL MAIL LINE "*The Ceavert Route’ from ¥ York Te Cherbourg. : Ans “s’ ORBITA *S 19 at, 2nd end sre 44rd cies? pasecngers) OHIO © 24 (iet. 2nd ent ied Cees pasecnigers Fail tnteemetier fr The Royal Mali Steam Packet Co. 117 Ae A Waeh'ertcrn Street, | it “+g” Cabin en clase pasecngers ORDUKA “s (Cabin end ire Claes passengers) m iece: og rt, er Send 1 Gc for Trial Sixes FERD. 1. BOPKINS.£ SOM, New Yock | Gouraud s Oriental Cream ' l SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES DANCE TUNES tame. ~enlje “atephene. Cearantese Then sae a @ Sathdied niente 2LF ws OURS COMPLETE TRADE that AUT JUBILEE fer «a ‘more com. sient sise cor THROUGH POST-DISPATCH WANTS,- _ ’ tS. ('#?8 Werte Pont | glmeane. [f rou heaven! added (a's ees | @erfu. reference deook « sur UOtare Me fe: your copy et th —_ Only a Few Copies Lelt Pesttitspatesh Counter Price tse = Well se ——E PHUTUPLAY 1HF. Atk: 8 -_—_———a ‘ ure THE PP AMOUS MRS. FAIR” | RIN OL DRIFTING” : PRISCILLA DEAN ine with ~Genss tional Thrrtle orn ls epee ee j Theater " Benutitul—Cherokee Today & Wed...-Double rogram Ge Lune. Miidred Davis in “Temporary Marriage.” — Re ae ww | _— t if 4 itve 8 thone (Vive W108 Tickets for Symphony, Si.00 te 32.0 ‘op (€ enocertsa. 1004 singe "Be-OLic 2HuU7 Tieketa fur Lin kK. MecMILILALY. Meg: =e EEO Oe ee ~~ oe wEvea. The £15—TWICE EVer z DAY—S8:16 OUR OW BENNY LEON ARD Vortd ese LAghtveight Cheasipic in a Beene from hie New Tork Wrmeter Gaert« Swocere. VICTURIA pod DUPKEF ROCK WELL PEARL and FOX REGAY ARTIE MEHLINGER LVWAaRt WT. “RPYERIES” HERMAN TIMBERG Verne ‘ile eee n ane KEW 2 Sammy vie ele FARLFs AEKOL AN C a aw-s~ a omg A ee oe ODE m™ -_ —— : - a Thurs. Eve. 8-15 Nov.8-9 —— 4 \ — Fr iday Aft. 3-00 — > —-— —_— ST oe — —- _— —— —\_n -—_- " ‘ i. = ORCHESTRA at eee RUDOLPH GANZ, Conductor = ~First Synrmheny Concerts am PRKGHAM ‘yverture to ‘Pury aus atitiw."" Weber; tviophony in DB fiat = Setrorm ann, Eymphente Poem, —— “Phaeto Faint Seans: Symphonic _—_— Pven. “Le Rouvet 4d Omphaice Raint- aa Beans: Preiude to “Die Metster- ‘as @inger,’ Wagner. —_—_ ——_ i — CONCERT vf 4¢4 _—— sOLAIST N, a | p—- 4 Genevieve sawvreea © — Rice Cowdenr —-. -BOPTAMO- yi — - —_— i =~ All Tickets or. Bek ABOLIAN Cv., —_—— -_—- —_—_— — = — —__ —— —_— =n 2. e"eer | ’ - { ao --.- SISTINE F Cond us | Beate | Boxes (6% ing at CHAPEL the Vatican. Roms Meer. tor. Under Paty Archbishop (icenonr TUBRSDAT eve. VOICES, A. Kelle ror NOY OUBON 20) L4 MAGNITIFICEs S110. 8126. Szty. $2.75 83 au 35. wmelu@ine tae New sei) Aecitan flek ‘ATin 11904 Olive Bt Phone, Ol've PIU. CHOIR. ona@e of His Grace, PHOTOPLAY THEATERS GRAND CENTRAL fr . * West End Lvrie Bargain Wat. c : Today land Capitol 224 Edition " STAGE REVUE | Thos. Hi. Jnes’s as 4 “lol Pi **Her With : ; a, Keputation MOUnRE with bostaieeip Last 4 ere at the Row MAY McAVOT Thet Hae Broken PLAROLYD LIOYD Al Mristing Kec-. OOMEDY crér. WHAT it PONJOLA ! » Dorothy Dalton in “Fog Bound.” i Seo - = VIOLA DANA in “THE BOCIAL CODE”’ and ‘‘ Wonders of the Sea’”’ 30e Matinee Today ~ - o > Pt Ate Sat Se “nt rer Wet Ws Law died |e NOVEMBER 12 CARL WAL LACH 1004 Olive Street - : HAGENBECK CIRCUS! WORLD'S FIRST _| 8-RING i, WINTER CIRCUR Prices off | to 81.50 : 4 eactiy as produced under fowh opening apectatie te ipp@..ome reas 2 Performances Joallr—?2: ' Sewt ale (Penne ‘'t Afende fia Ticket Office:| I me ea canees, civmpnng a 16, B18 A. MM. wes, Nay. ¥, " hese — a4 _ = a —————— th ae : Monday Night : 11 A. M.—Oventiogow Datig-—-24 P, COLUMBIA & 4. AND UTHER SELECT aCTs | MONTE BLUE ana WARY A:teN tn Meat Mywviericus Gao in the We a oe | Cc The Origiaal RATF re Lzs Cuistation “THE TENTS OF ALLAH” | : : “st "9 WORTH LPUBLE 22h LOUuBLe %s JU THUMAS SAL-)-TETTS ARTHUR JARMEDVI 42 OD, Lalil @ aime ViHesM GIMBAL AOTS - Wit SELECT rears Ry , > ewe Ai a GRauDs= lA M-—-COONTIN(IX S11 F. = oi MATINEE MS W iy. : Atne cae Foreaes mire tre ~ .# tot Sv AND: ae. he eat i 1, SB ae aK ohana > «Vente? # _ : “epi Tp, | + eine ae he Te a4oa4 > hates. Qe

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ceespay, eet : NOVEMBER 6, ‘1923, = J ndav Post-Dispa i The City Circulation of the Daily POST DISPATC A e Jsuncay : ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH pre ct init —= = & ladvertisers Recei ral Sy f Eer Cont MONe ee 18 OO BOY, 16 KULED WHE | :' aaa | ae HOPPING STREET CA | SCHMITZ & SHRODER . : sunk WABILITY FOR WAR © CLAIMS LIMITED BY BOA Elmer Barr, on Way Home From, : @ ; Dismisses C Work, Struck by Car When to ee pee 45,000,000 in In- Hanging From Bars. ie 3 : | ; >. “1 & King’s highway and Connecticut | - . decipionrs determining Germ — ; & x pity {Pr american war claiz street, at 5:35 p. m. yesterday, when - sey pr American w: swept ftom the side of a north- ; : = upheli in primcipie those gre _ bas ‘the torpedoing of the La : ¥ out of jt e beund Southampton street car by a : , ins et wet te southbound car, was identified to- day as that of Elmer Barr, 16, of 3967 Lincoln avenue. Elmer Minter, an uncie told police the boy lived with his grandfather, George Barr 9 Sr... as his mother was dead and his | P father, George Barr Jr., a traveling : salesmman, of 3821 Shenandoah aven- ue, was seldom in the céty:-- The boy was employed at the Vailey Elec- tric Co., 3157 South Kings highway and was on his way home from work when killed. 7 ° According to Ellis Dulaney, motor- : ' , requirement of Ries cee whilh struck the a An occasion for all men to consider, — is assembled apparel for every q ; boy, Barr was hanging from the win- ee *. the most dependable materials, of the finest workmanship, of the newest styles; priced at tar STL Stas ch: cat berecen : Y less than the actyal values»in honor of the new store which commemorates our thirty-three th ks. Du y é - - . . . ° e . - CGN abesbaching| darkness bs | . and a third years of service to the public. It is a time when every man may supply his per =: sonal needs with the greatest economy an4 the satisfaction that whatever he buys has back @id not see Barr until too late to 4 ° stop. Barr was tak o City Hos- co a a . , . : a : yc tL ae sygpt S saage sate ony Om eS. oh . iia & ' a . = iv - se MCE Le NS ae ST aS tpg SAREE near YO ost ia in 202 er * OeGY Be Ronee ~ wtih + pb ee we 8 ae betty Bim ~ Die e- ert . Y AON tall ne ele hae a ee ee eee aa ad evn aan febcrstenaranriney aie 5 lapse ere LENS SH par et ana aye ehh cert aaalarenate nb pt bs gat i 2 aN i a td KV r - e Ra rf “ ayia $ heh fe ee 4 A , ee - PE Ee ORE As mI oe ms Per agy oe + es, tn ey oe Ege 7 ; se ae Pee 7 Tae. Ps hee ge 4 Sg Waele Me egy bee oh n ates ar, af i, he. 4 Ps vd >. , che af : we sas ” 4s ET n SNPS RM MEAS OA. Met A GRA KEE ER nad 2 5 vase : AP SORES PEO pk Sees ae the scene. Death was said to have resulted from a fractured skull and ‘internal injuries. Bulaney and C. C. Mueller. con- Pe @uctor of the southbound car, were rae Se . . % wr . .y : * . aS . . Yas =. ‘ : = eee oe —. x4 we, Re ’ . . ee Sse 2 a ’ *. . : : ’ 4 der My As Se SP Ste . . ; = .~— . n . . ~~) ' —. , = ; ~ 28 ~ 7 > ty " 5 . ee: " & 4 . . ® . . we A +, *\ ._ Ss ve fe > > eee _* ‘ >." 8 — os “* - ee 4 . . ~ oa ee “> tele on ~ Pa ee » 0 ~ . . Bs - See = eee : . Oo “s ee - MS . AS . . eee =, *,* 7 . a ey - ~ ~ “ 3 ‘dl d “x * , - a ~ . - ~ BURIED WiTH MILITARY RITES *“Bir’ Lovett, New York Underworld | ; Character. Had Received Dis- | . tinguished Service Cross. ‘By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—*Bill”, Zevett, notorious gangster, protag- enist of many’ bitter feuds in the | a Se, Re Bes a underworld of New York, met his es ce eee =. : @eath at the hands of a slum enemy | Ee be . = Seer ae Gk | Overcvats Special for the ana dingy room not far from Brook-| , ae ee. See a 2 m Ayn’s waterfront. Wednesday. | e- aS ’ Sa oe ke = or Suits Celebration William A. Lovett. machipe gun- | . : Se mer in the American Expeditionary Force, possessor of the Distinguished | Service Cross and of scars left by. German bullets on the battlefield of | the Argonne. was buried with full! @Ailitary honors in the Cypress Hills: WMlitary Cemetery yesterdav. “From the cottage in Ridgefield) Park, N. J.. where Lovett and his. You will see the large variety of fabrics and Handsome Suits, that, wherever or whenever , an) ' iy th a , = % Se , : : Boe eS 3 ~ re — . — _ ete eat pest! —— .e = = styles, expertly tailured, when you come here. worn, are convincing of good taste and an ap- ie Rem a Mii ies fone | SRE i. eS The main thing is. dod you want a good-looking, preciation of the fashions. Every popular fab- : i ee 23 Se = 3 long-wearing, warm, comfortable Overcoat? It ric and color, marvelously tailored. And at a Spey 2 Sa ae rT | filled roo™ to ite final resting piace | price that cannot be duplicated. | Open Evenings eral inches on its foundations, and as firmly as smart-looking apparel. This is the big idea of this E V I xtra Value Lome failed to register the move- and note the low price. Two- Celebration tan and brown heather. Sizes 8 ce eetive. ty oar a ante of the ex ce %&- | is here at this amazingly low price. feterans of Foreign Wars. Gangster ee ? HEAVY TREMOR IN PaLIFORNTA. ee | a ote : Two Days e | 7, For the man who hankers after a made-to- $ a fe : :*, Hotel at Calevico Shifted on Founda.— rder O : or ERS SS Sas = Boa 9% rder Overcoat or Suit, a look, a feel, a try f Foe Sie a : ae eee | . -{- } ee ed Pe MANUPAC a mer Ones store in catering to the wants of boys of all ages. Bring your nas. | youngsters here and let us show you how at one and the same time mene pants Suits of handsome all-wool et wn i ; n ; / a , —— fabrics, in all colors, wool lined. 4 , a Pe tg helo, tan, pearl : h take advantage of this extraor- $ | ails) ue and wnite. , : ‘\ » Yow dinary value. to 18. , | . “ ) | ‘ * Blouses Sweaters Collar-attached Blouses, All-wool slipover and 5 th its aut in ~ 5 f ct hae F Ta a >see | RT Bi Sir t Ks EGLO OTS Lee, - RR Sem was interred beside comrades with : . . ; “ae Overcoats and One and Two Trouser Suits ee, SRL ; the Acerciatad Preas SAN DIEGO, Cal... Nov. 6.—San ; R In the fashionable 'shapes. } Make This Ar—* All popular colors Most at * q r Bureau gave the time of the trem- Two-Pants Suits . ) , | ae, ANS See see them silk lined. 3 —_- Dler as 2:08 p.m. Seismographs at | ! | Highly Mercerized Poplin Shirts in : 4 — §#«=~+FT Look around, price and try on, = «4 i i Pu ‘\ Auto Accessory Christmas cloth and chinchilla, in the new- These Shirts are exceptionally fine, q est shades in all colors, wool : ip | d th 7. lv d Sy tie Hats will go home handsomer . . : arr and at the price are extremely de- se jh} lined, finely ta‘lored. Ages 2% . sirable Gneciel for the Celehratic yi ie Gs — | than when he leftt—and with : _ ~ ‘A a4 = saved money in his pocket. Bill was forgotter as Private Ril! tions by Violent Shock. | ; ; : ° y : on of these fine garments will save him time la ye — _ here and le eee CE eee Full Felt. Hats you can modishly outfit them and reduce your expenditures. anasome op in finely tailored, very latest styles. The man who buys one of these Virginia Hotel! here was shifted sev- the Theosophical Col! Poi Will withstand the hardest wear, ; : | | > ee ee | Special for the - neckwear style, cut full and roomy. : 4 3 17 and youll come back glad to to 10 years. Mackinaws in green, wig dguble yobs Mere] Coat epln_ All fll sin pockets. Ages 6 to 16. and carefully made. Sizes pesciet Sac the Calsbre = 38 — for the Beautiful All-Silk _ Super-Value Comfortable 6 9 $ 9 65 Knitted Ties Silk-Mixed Hose Winter UnionSuits ec Men's all-silk kn@ted open- Men’s silk and fiber mixed Men’s elastic ribbed Union end Four-in-Hands. In a Half Hose: reinforced toe, Suits in closed crotch or handsome assortment of neat heel and sole. A handsome drop-seat style, reinforced Simply Marvelous Hats . Bi ye } and fancy cross and bias SSortment of two-tone mot- shoulders, long bleeves, ankle Special for the se and roll-br m shapes, of chinchilla, Awe e a nenione | Caps ae i stripes and solid black. An yo ica pmorte ouch prtcgeoce: on By os pon Pica clo ’ » in : ; e. 4 Celebration and tweeds and swagger new fedora the newest one-piece shapes, beautifully extremely exceptional value. bjack Sizes g*%+ to rm. 34 to 46. Special for the ae s . i Dae Ns tae State ye a feet He ey, ‘a shapes in cloth and tweeds. Special for lined and : : asesiag | . : the Celebration, Scactiad tustene ee visor. Special for the Celebration, Special for the Celebration, Celebration, me 95c 95c §=«._—s 5c sy * if you see ittina Schmitz & Schroder ad, it’s true Railroad Fares Refunded in Accordance With | | 1 eee the Plan of the Associated Retailers | bpen a et ‘ . a unil prove @ Southeast Corner Washington Avenue and Eighth Street AUTO . * 4) ‘

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a TUESDAY, - —_— — r | : ‘ : 2 = VEMBER 6, ‘1922. Kgnday Post-Dispatch avertisers Receive Markets and Sports News | | 4 : Cent MORE CITY CIRCULATYI Ph i Gowen ory Orer St Lovie Newspaper ( WANTS, REAL ESTATE 6 EN ee APPAR - ee ee Ai, x ee eee 12a, —- A 2 ee a —_———— ee PPART THREE. ; ST. LOUIS, ‘TU ESD AY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, i eS Ee Eae | es = a = ee en ee ee SS | eS anaes TD ‘i | 3 wilt not, fies: Add coc, | : ~ bP ROAR 8 : : ae LABILITY FOR WAR i Shia. te the commission said, “te $22,600,000. The commission trucks from parts bought from oth- | mission stated Craven had Varo Couple Found Dead in Closed Car. | TIRES ~ GLAIMS Limtitt LIMITED BY BOARD day. waaay pons apacunces yester- | eld that it would consider in the er manufacturers. before the commission and stated | CRESTON. Ia.. Nov. 6.—Francis nection a “94 wed damages in con-' awards the earnings of descendents Revocation of the Missouri permit | the company was in trouble in St.| Turpin, a railway engineer, and ON OUR ra incintihicaln ‘diate it Lusitania claims, nor: and other fac tors, including health: still is in effect. Craven has ap-! Louis, but that everything would |Hazel M. Conard, were found dead EASY PAY PAYMENT PLA Pi AN : Bo a | ] : yee angs 000006 ti In- es Claims for injury to relatives | and station in life. peared before the Qtate Finance De- | come out all right. It was stated tue |in an enclosed automobile here yes- §avolving " e Cases t d nerican Jost of a nature that! At the same time the commission partment several fimes in an effort| company had been informed the terday. Physicians said they appar- "STATE PATE TIR co. Ere Me ¢ eg> —~* ' e " ; . . 7 we gran ; described as sentimental and dismissed 3190 claims, totalling to Retegci modification of the order. | Michigan suspension would stand jently had been overcome by fumes Drie. Aggociated Press. vague, mental suffer , ‘ | ol TOR TACTST, a HINGTON, Nov. 6.—The f Age ital suffering. Damages ®bout $345,000,000, for the recovery he notice received by Hurwitz! “until such time as it was given 4 ‘from the exhaust finding their way be: (sims Commission among i actual mental anguish of rela-| of insurance premiums paid by trom the Michigan Securities Com- clean bill of health in Missouri.” ‘into the machine. € lives, however, would be allowed, it | Americans for protection against | jetermining German 3 » decisions very existence of a ; Harry Walter, Inc Prices Silks be ’ I Seventh and St. Charles Lusitania claims, aggregating, 4S gtate of war.” Everyone Is Talking About the Silk Shop Chiffon Velvet This is, without exception, the greatest value 95 we have ever offered. Street and beautiful Yd evening shades “ We Make Silk Shirts for $1.00 When Silks Are Purchased Here RGR REDRRESSRSELER ERE RRR When Mary Snyder, charged with passing $10 counterfeit bills, was |taken before United States Commis- ‘sioner Atkins yesterday to be ar- raigned, she did not lqok like the |\Same person who visited vVurious 'Shops seVeral days ago and paid ter 'S8mall purchases with counterfeit bills. When Phe « as arrested she wore \the brown dress and brown furs. 7 | black ‘cloth hat and satin slippers, * which figured in the description which had been obtained of her, and mit these, really, were what betrayed “— —— — -- yw i her. After she was locked up Fhe S ‘thought it over and determined not : to be caught napping again. So she ‘Came into court. wearing a woolly | gray lambskin jacket, a black #‘raw ti turban, a brown fur neckplilece, a it black dress and high shoes. ti | Secret Service Agent Curious. : Hit Stephen Connell of the Secret Service was frankly curious. —_———_ ——— - ott lil! iit" I" | “Where'd you get the clothes”’”’’ he Some People 7 ~ ~ “Oh, I borrowed them from =; be burglar,” she said. seem to bet eta v | a It transpired that she had been ~ ~ a locked in the same cell with a against thrift. but we oe | woman charged with burglary and had changed outfits with her. She wouldnt dope you up ‘ grinned when Connell asked her if ’ she expected to fool the witnesses with an artificial Savi ing f 1 and said that might have had some- thing to do with it. Stimulant if science had // But st did not work. In spite of lothing witnesses even the remedy scentitied her as having Dougat things from them and paid with bad bills. ‘The desire fo Save | | The woman had no lawyer. When | witnesses made mistakes, as when) Starts with yi Ou / one of them said she was et magphe sg high shoes when she passed the bill, Well lee she emphasized the mistake by cross | eXaminatiun. Bond Fixed at $10.000. She was held in $10,000 bond. | The woman has told the officers | Th that her home is in Minneapolis and that she went from there to Califor- | NATIONAL BANK of/COMMERCE but she still retuses to teil anything | = GS | DS) down cage ee St te en eee | Bal Open Mondays Uniil 6:30 Pp M. bills in a subway car in New York. | Paton eas in easy MICHIGAN STOCK SALE PERMIT y payments OF ST, LOUIS FIRM REVOKED “ . ; ’ “ae “ PRR Cet re ONE ah ae. ee i i i Cet ae IT) Ny a ’ * i Re eM PNG L ANGELS LILO ON LE: et ae eh ee TT RT NLS TIMMINS AS ABS ADS IR AE AE EN RI Ml OS ARC 8 oe CON RIO RN I Ai le a a ce EE TR hh EAL OT TR AI I UE i Fe, ELS RA A AIL VANES CES ALE ITE LY AMER ARIE WP ORNATE! I ANNI OS hn MR A TY RM BE REE ME | State Finance Department Notified ; =—_ ° of Action Against Power Truck ° ° and Tractor Co. t 5] Open Evenings Of en Event gs Special to the Post-Dispatch. OL )| JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 6-—A stock-selling permit issued in Michi- | an to the Power Truck and Trac- Two Days Only 1018 sire St (8. E. tu. 11h St) No Cash Down aw Co. “ St. Louis concern, has been suspended by the Michigan Securi- ; ‘ties Commission, B. T. Hurwitz, > ar v ‘co r Dep + Fin C issi f “MANUFACTURER'S SPECIAL—$600 VALUE NEN aecdne at “aan a kas ae ment, was notified yesterday. Hurwitz revoked the Missouri! | RTH oe 2 PRAT RS TE yoy { “s , oe, oo o ax ee ee ' coon | ; Sees - . OTR ees oo RE | se » *s }! . , = * ‘ Ws oe sae abet SR Se Nw f TSI ee tices ea es hk: SRP be RRA OR 0 TURE ed te Three-piece Living-Reom Suite; all mo- og me oe fT A oars LOCO CRAY OCR petock -selling permit of the company Player-Piano Outfi tees chased now. under a stock-selling contract he Its price, $125., is made possible by anuary 192 “Tractor Co: ‘has a plant at 8500 this extraor | note fio terms, $12.50 down and — monthly tutions, that every Burroughs is hig i—and with and ‘Liting-Room Suites af . . : : " speed, econom wean ' it is built with the same high ideals cause of their accuracy, y oe ... |No Money Down 30 Days’ Free Trial) } | - ~~ $97.85 e > | } 5 Sos company had paid cash dividendAs mooth finish. : holds with the company, is pending | ractor Cu: tha: tat tremendous production—over 200,000 Goodfellow avenue, and maintains large machines for handling the figure oat : —_ | ; payments. one of these — priced. pocket. | ' 4 tee eee NT , : machine for example, costs only $125., | ard equipment in banks and business | ss | 3 ee : Pes ceptor Ra ee ag and with the same high grade materials and durability. Special for the $400 value... -, $345.00 o¢ #:] Ww Three-piece ee, pete: Jacobean finish, brewn Chase eather oops S Pp e Fr Ys € kK this gives you an extra bedroem. wi rent $77.20 BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE CO. q FLOOR LAMP when aparently it was operating at | cee 9 a loss. -—s A receivership sult brought by | " . . : Hats . | BENCH AND ” S several stockholders. demanding an ANY business men seem to believe that go into the bigger machines that + ie | accounting, and seeking to restrair | # . re i} pan ence Shiose pom ine erections of Cl tneees 2 >| 3 that since Burroughs is the pio- bear the name Burroughs, shapes. : ii meer and leader in the adding machine Most of | - ! . Oi 2 eo nme gg weed ie | in St. Louis. The Power Truck and | field and because Bur roughs builds the and ; r rr) —? offices in the Central National Bank ° . . mvt in use. It can be bought on easy am led ee ‘ \ | \\ : . — Se Ae Son ever —aaneiiana . Building. St. eaal It sdeldatiien | work and bookkeeping of large insti- 2 very bee eee a © : p eendeomer i] | . Ee | eee NS Thisisa mistaken idea. ThisBurroughs | Burroughs machines have been stand- Davenport, Duo- | even though it is a Burroughs. And concerns for the past forty years be- Celebration Cane end and back Davenport Bed Suite; pal ye ge ol ne pgm nes a . T. TREADWAY, Branch. ger cach value aa part parmen on m new Player Simmons Day-Bed | P. S. COBBEY, Branch Sales Manager A complete lime of thie famous make. including pad uphelstired in cretedne it will prove a | j z ei $10.20 Every eTiC _ aq iP H. WALKER Burroughs Machine | > = FURNITURE CO. + ADDS x MULTIPLIES | = SUBTRACTS + DIVIDES r™¢ WM. MOLLET,. Pre 1018 Olive St. (~ “on ) St. Secs 206-208 N. 12TH ST. OPEN WpENINGS fe

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aaa ov a) ass + - + . ah ss ~ Ss ~ x “— - = ot Sr ee pe ee ME See OS age be . % % TYrESPay Ss ‘4 H alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe- Democrat and the Tomeq Combined NOVEMBER 6 tg aie gaeil AY. 20 ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATC sir = —— > 4 \VEMBER ee NO LT _ Saeneseenaesanae—uee nae ma SA A ER = M AY,STERN SS CO. SOO MIDNIGHT ARTISTS | rose ica : Last Week of This Special — of CONCERTS (PEND). : P . yey y A tains ‘ ‘ aes et, -e a Hise) ae gecay et ae 4 oe tay mae ED 2 AY os 4 Je): Z pe Tr at WR Ak ee oo UR ar Bho, Fe ¥ > nPop 2d: var rid en deh ctapa Py 5 : et po ‘Pou as Tht 2 eA " 7 — See u ? wb n x : R ‘= oa . ™ . _ , : * : —_ as: : —_ ' is : Py? wed —— . oe. “ ~~. 3 2 ee nstri ntal Program si Pi bit © tho A 2 emtiii ales. oF roo 1 es Instrumental Progra Hit de VS adS Dis 2t WN \ “Long Life Fibre HONG 7 ay Clean Cutti At a Saving of $35.00 to $100.00 on Every One Post-Dispatch Radio | 3H Fart te eee TH, Bl ea) ee + - gerne were over rooo handsome Bedroom Suites when this sale started | Broadeasting Station | LEE, BELA pe ten ; he response has been beyond all expectation and it looks now as | kK S D | oe Tete thi: tl Long Life” Fibre Biocks are ideally if this week would spe the lest of them. if you need new Furniture for = See | | mer, SOS a suited for hand cutting because they your bedroom, this is an opportunity that should have your first attention | 546 as ' easy isesgi ct ths: Fe give a surface with just the proper cush- Wednesday. The values are the greatest we ever offered. | Daylight broadcasting 3! 7 2S Losses = = =>) E — ion. The dies de not stick and the | and 4 en aed SSeS eS ey | leather cannot cut under. Spi ee vk eletaile Af «gti: Marv. ot pinnite wi pee ii ae SETS A N ot tile fad aR = Re es ee ee an Ber a Tee ms Pmt galing re) RI “Se - 3 RGAE) fee NERS ey Se Cer» Lymoare OPO RT a 3-Piece poe SEES ae eee : S . | ~ ee Xe rs Se — c : | ssid f Sa | This springy surface is a durable surface, Walnut Finish Sten a : i cipal Ex —. me ire H | too. “Long Life” Fibre Blocks do not chip Bedroom Set Se : | . Re | ae Se a oe nor check nor sliver. Their texture is La | Quartet—Anna Beck- | uniform throughout, imsuring a perfect steed tare Saas | And the Animals All | I ai Parks, daritene. Saanne | ~ * + inet . pats 2 ez te “Long Life” Fibre Blocks need planing | & nl! ry rarely and they never need Came Out of the Ark Fre te Conacuuantial the savine tie lt euler tee aabeteie tm. hie on etal and labor is considerable and production j—Caling Me Home to You~ | elephant and a very friendly bear. They are pillow is greatly increased. Haydn Quartet | dolls, soft and smooth on their backs so that when one Tell the “United” man your needs. 2—Songs— itil — is tired playing with them ome may go to sleep on them. be i ‘Seon Woader! | The ark (it’s a bag, really) is large enough to hold them : both and other toys beside. McCall Transfer Design *s United Shoe Machinery §} The party Dresses embroidered in French knots and nite oe ac ery om i | “ lazy-daisy stitch are the prettiest a smail girl could rat @ Twenty-I wo desire. McCall Printed Patterns 3483 and 3482. Transfer . on | ; Mr. i designs included. : 4 Corporation . Black Satin Think of Buying This Complete 3-Piece Set for Vision Fugitive (Herodiade)— McCall Embroidery Beoe | 93 Center Street Beochted ; Patent Colt _ (>) Vatle.... Russell] His is a wonderful valve for you—a 3-piece Bedroom Set, exactly -) Marchet ~hertzinger || . T like cut, in rich brown walnut finish. Consists of handsome Poe ; : "Mr. Baas i STIX. B AER & FU LLER 1423 Olive Street 3 Otter Suede bow-end bed and chiffonier. A set that regularly would retail at $85.00. | aie oy —« 5 & Ta (a) Humoresaque | | >) Lullaby from Jocelyn—_ | GRAND-LEADER - Mr. Berensky | - -_ Ss Choose from Bk . : iui Suede, Black Sati gee oa , nian | ' t | oe =i, d = eftect Ss cr mmr 7 | = , puny Rammer! mena > = ers that blend m S-Piece Terms— 7 a ee ee , — St Straps! Two St | ng Oxfords! All Queen Anne = 3 | ~~ g ay a | . gt 4 $6.00 a Month PGP Devel Le Jee ie | 1 31 . Bedroom Set | oe denied i ade — ) SS | or leather Cuban, , 3 Ang ace E za ii a : 7 : e Sess EES } ety Tm a-Longin’ Fo" Your > : | ) Sis All sizes 2% to & Special for this week only at May-Stern’s for The RUST-PROOF PORCELAIN RANGE Ss Complete Kitchen Furnishers — "Ses "s *s 9 A Set That Regularly Would Sell at $150 Ts is one ef the most remarkable values im this special sale—a oe This Beautiful 4 Eight-Day ae on Blue Delft Porcelain Kitchen Clock oT URL Imported Pendant Works With Every Range Sold [-rro Puck aauieaenhie & os Your “TIME” to Bu A New Gas or Combination Range rich walmat finish. Consists of large bow-end bed, dresser, chiffonier and dressing table with bench to match. Only $6.00 a month pays for it. Terms— $8.00 a Month the program we yilor and Edgar Walsh. * ward Holscher. baritone z0dlove, Daseo: Vernon He William M. Jenkins. pins sisting there were Menze. sopranc: Lorene Pra tralto: Marie Baker Lit Ghio, harpist. and Edna A ist. Late as was the hour A Value That Defies All Competition pecan omens oe 5 HANDSOME 4-piece Bedroom Set im fine American walnut. ()) }etudie to compliment th Consists of dresser, bow-end bed, chifforette and semi-van- © + i pants. One of the specia ity dresser. A set of unusual beauty that would sell at $225.00. ing numbers was ' ~ . — 4 -. oo? 5 Special for this week at May-Stern’s at Ave Marie. with Miss | singer. Miss GRic and Miss and Jenkins, “2rcvst ‘ i — , pianist. respectivelr x: 7 These programs will be : x Monday night at 11:39 and wil! 2-Tone Walnut 3 Terms— re on pate ost ion , Bedroom Set os SES $2.50 a Week programs broadcast br Static ** o Rach -i; “+--+ 3x menze as -_ he im 1s . _ is . >i & ., . = xy =e — = - ‘a : : » S&S evreary week the i dance PregTa ns from the Jefferson and a 7 - : tela on Tuesda ina nights respectiveir Anti-Trofiteering Decree in Spain. —_—_ MADRID. Nov. $.—In order to co- All-White Porcelain te fi educing the prices of nec- . Sonatas of Sin mb cee ag nas 14-In. Oven and Broiler published dectas. providin With and Without Oven permities for persons found eu profiteering. The decree gives th: R ; ee e ator provincial and regional authos! power to fix prices and to lift the P ] . die ideas, Gatien tm whale ethan a orcelam Oven Linings are considered too expensive Four Plena = ee $295 i , ——_ | $75 and $85 $1 75.00 — a Bedroom = ea elegance. 5 lagen a | ; All-White Porcelain SS eee = A Msefut Kitchen Utensil | Porcelain Oven Linings a value like this .. i *=Broiled calfs liver to hte Gray Porcelam Trim During is Sale Gas Range Radiant Room Heaters “COME IN” is on Sones $49.50 $67 Kuchen Cabinets E iain Azuara & Founnary (PANY — 1001 Locust Street fb 7 : Per ee ee A ee ee re Kat hi 0 ead i a tl ati ” ae - oO, a Paes, - “= et Fos “2 +. cai . = SES LO Acad, Sipe ee eG ge ee a ee” Aes ee ee neds Pa } ‘ pe aR ip FH ney een Ake Sis She eg Me dn’ er eee eR ee a ee eee, Pte).

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| TUESDAY, Fe | NOVEMBER 6, 199. |. a TUESDAY, ee mane aE 2A NOVEMBER 6, 1923. -_- ; ‘npn & 8 SB fliteellilliidlilielliiillelieilieleielie| fii fs The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Time s Combined by Approximately 40,000, ST.LOUIS POSI-UISPATCH FIIIII SL? = —— ————— = “wa SS SSNS a Se ee S : e SAYS MRS. STOKES KIESELHORST KIESELHORST | (eee | | \/ = | Established 1879 SIS 81 “ace = } ~ -_— | an , J J f WAS A GUEST (N THE OLDEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST MUSIC HOUSE IN*ST. LOUIS et * 99 , . ’ Ri sp pagptangarane MCORNICK vArh Bans Stradivarius of Pianos Tal | 5 en Stradivarius madé€ his violins, neith t re OCKS _ Twelfth Anniversary Sale of New | of production nor volume of output was his chief in Banking | Former Steward for Friend . “ae concern. His mind was absorbed in producing a utting | of Wallace First Witness O ne of the first things masterpiece—His contribution to the art of vio- lin playing. The makers of the ks are ideally : - \i's | q because they Called in Reta by Mi ason & Hamlin ye the proper cush- lionaire’s Counsel. ; © 4 -4 ° itis do not chip .- . Stokes to Jf Mason & Hamlin Piano appeals. It represents a is that genial friendship Their texture is ' uring a perfect § : cs need planing Va win his sensational five-year fight ey never need a for a divorce were made yesterday determined effort to satisfy every demand. If by i911 : before Supreme Court Justice Ma- putting Into ita greater expenditure it could be and cordiality that exists among the officers and the saving in time Ses 7 e and production bs ———— ~s 5 ——_ tT - honey, when his counsel called four > ° . of his rebuttal witnesses. made a finer plano, its mak- « But the attempts were feeble The ers would unhesitatingly do *l1° it employees «a willingness to make your banking transactions pleasant and refutations they succeeded in mak- profitable Ss eve wv Y ing were on minor issues. The one SO, and increase its price ac- great charge against Mrs. Helen El- y inelyv My RE wood Stokes, that of misconduct cordingls M ith them ta aa with Edgar T. Wallace, mining en- Is the last consideration— gineer of San I’rancisco, was not es- not the first. tablished. SS ’ > One of the four’ witnesses was It is Impossible to convey in Daniel F. Nugent, for a year one of words an adequate idea of the Stokes’ counsel, who was indicted in surpassing tonal, quality of the Cmecago last month with Stokes and Mason & Hamlin’ Piano. Onlv an others on charges of conspiracy to ‘tual he: ‘i nah te ‘se defame Mrs. Stokes. Nugent denied ae = . Viet ig Can give a realiza- he ever had called Mrs. Stokes a tion of its beauty. We invite vou “vile woman” or had asserted that a to call and hear it. hegro had fathered one of her chil- dren. His cross-examination was not THE KIESELHORST SYSTEM OF PIANO SELLING SAVES YOU MONEY AND concluded. Lar est ; ~ > rernenes Gn An attempt to call Stokes to the gest Finest Stock a ee stand, for the third time during the Best Known Pianos trial, faited. It did, however, bring MASON & HAMLIN £51. 1855 another clash between Samuel Un- | A. B. CRASE Est. 1875 termyer and Max D. Steuer, opposing EMERSON Est. 1849 counsel, to the end that Justice Ma- | LINDEMAN & SONS Est, 1836 honey once more rebuked Untermy- | rene sor Est. 1906 ss ESELHORST - Est, 1879 Defense Concludes Its Case. | CELCO Reproducing Medium 1007 OLIVE STREEP It was Untermyer who called | Victrola Brunswick Zenith Radio Stokes to the stand, explaining that he wished to question him as to the whereabouts of certain affidavits | various witnesses declared they had made for him. Steuer objected, say- | |ing his client was not required by | ee | law to-take the stand, but charged | that Untermyer by calling him was ‘trying to prejudice the jury. “This is a final effort to prejudice ‘the jury,” said Steuer. “If we de- ‘cline to have Mr. Stokes called, we /'may be charged with seeming to. | withhold something.” ! | | > »> > ¥ ¥ Steuer’s objection aroused his op- 7 4 & ponent and Untermyer, with much pur needs. ‘ fiachinery ation \Sa\ CME ay Oo 7 ~ \ Your account is invited— whether it is large orsmall. Come in—get acquainted. ORGANIZED 1853 — ~ ~, / ae a SP Twenty-Two Styles Shown in: : Black Satin Black Suede Brockton $4) Patent Colt | Brown Suede St. Louis t Otter Suede Gray Suede t Tan Calf Choose from Black, Brown, Gray or Otter Suede, Black Satin or Patent Colt in solid effects or trimmed with contrasting leath- ers that blend in perfeet harmony. One Straps! Two Straps! Center Straps! Walk- ing ‘Oxfords! All with the newest covered or leather Cuban, Louis or Spanish heels. All sizes 21% to 8. (Subway.) i zg , in it | i & } | i x e io.9 a | iH i | i ; j ; ’ ' 4) ith ; ‘ ; , =~ . , el ai & i" | i i. Fi = ff mn ' Ss a @. | yi 8 @) a * | if itt ~~ —S ~~ SS as Ss LIBERTY} CENTRAL TRUST PA MEMBER reotma MEMOTR SAInT LOUS RESCRVE SYSTEM are CLLARIWG MOUSE ASSS BROADWAY AND OLIVE ; SN - (5M '// ' // '/ay > ma. ; —~ Reeeeeecneseemeeeenens ——— d Sa SS OS Sh |) —_/. - ' Ae _-~—- — = = SS OS OES eee — wa 'tinued his demand that Stokes be or- > | e df dered to the stand and show where | the missing papers were. | a 6 | “If you want to do something to | - == prejudice your case,” Justice Ma-. —— : | honey told him, “go on just as you | : | | ‘are. But I warn you. I will not! “4 t-Day eS of o : pesigprs Mr. Stokes to be called at | : | this time. : : , / So Untermyer concluded Mrs. ul Delft ; ' Stokes’ defense without calling her =) re : | husband. Pendant Works af | Steward on Yacht Called. hse \ | The first witness in rebuttal was aris Is a i = : |Frank A. Murphy, one-time steward | 4 P ; “a aad ion the yacht Norma, belonging to. ) remium 7 {Clarence J. McCornick, a friend of, f- Our = | Wallace, and for a time steward on | ad ° e | 'the Modesty, belonging to James A. | Anniversary bt _—_ ' Stillman, principal in another di- | * me 'yorce scandal. | Only 1% SSeS / Murphy testified he was steward | age = 'on the Norma in 1910 and 1911 and . ‘that he knew Wallace, having seen | /him aboard the yacht and also at, | McCornick’s statement. | | “Do you know Mrs. Stokes, oa } 4 ¥ Ma ne | —= 4 oe i = = = — Ny Yih Wy - 9 ] ¥ | AD Ry Rt 1) OWIRE! : |lady sitting here?” asked Steuer, )' = ih | NY at " " OS OUR! / rk i'turning to point‘at the defendant. : INS lle | HOUSE, | “Yes,” replied Murphy. “I’ve seen | i aa Nie | | i" s * : , VIN, ff {hth be . } her on McCornick’s yacht. She was | . a we j/ —! tf | ° \ | Miss Elwood then, not Mrs. Stokes. | (Mrs. Stokes, when she was on eo 'stand, testified she had never been | ) ‘ Eo Se y SS a wg : ‘aboard a yacht in her life and that , : . oe ———— ~ Si = e—— \\- | she had never seen McCornick until | |the day he walked into court to tes- | BS: ae tify for her.) | WARNING! Consumers | “Dig Mrs. Stokes remain oa. | and converters can easi ‘night on the yacht?” Steuer asked.| entity senuine Mosines “She did not,” Murphy replied. | on every rolland bundle, “How many times did you see her | An in ay xg h aboard?” “Twice. I'd say.”’ ae A A J “Did not Mr. McCornick have a| LL a a il AE 7 ) home in Port Washington?” “Yes.” | Cc : He ee ME it i . & 4 Te | “Did you ever see Mrs. Stokes | 53 ee ea 7 Ithere?” “Yes, in 1911, I think.” | . ee : | When Untermyer got up to cross- | - tt tp pret © a , question Murphy, his first question : : ‘ie . os |was: “Didn't you testify in the, ave | t MOO ih i - e Lh Ay AA a LN OM (NE Ee Et ei. eee TO! eG SRN eek - - iar itt iret Mater eee 7. CT ee ee ee Cae A eee . It sits on the table. It toasts | , | | : a f oe 6d on e€ tapie. that, something about s if =| B P C Few Le se Be toeverybody’s personal ideas. Remember ~ fone knew her.” 1 [ Bes be | rown aper ompany l E 4 ' “Didn't you tell Stokes tha | . oa zee A turn of the cool Refuse the substitute of the women on the yacht cake | St, Louis, Mo. SEE OUR . 4 ‘called Helen?” : ; 4 knob reverses the slice with- Demand the Servant 7 aeeh’s eee tk ks Sie Bie we e | Refrigerators 4 4 ; . | “Didn't you tell Stokes that the 4 Distributors of or to Match Your * be mysterious woma n named Helen. ‘who came aboard the Modesty with as Range 4 i 4 | gets : vf st $e EDISON ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO,, Inc. Mrs. Leeds, was Mra. Stokes?" “No, ; Q $ 6 7.5 0 3 4 : Boston New York Atlanta \ Chicago St. Louis “I call on *he plaintiff to. pro- _ @ Ontario, Cal. Salt Lake City | —-~"catiheed an Nat tea pe a) a ° a a For the convenience of our customers, we are operating a Service : : a Station at 618 Arcade Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. | : o a eS. 7 | ‘ Convenient . @ For Colds, Grip or Influenza | 2 "ge eS and as a Preventive, take | Terms of p = a. 4 | Laxative BROMO QUININE || é | : fe ayment ‘ —- Il Tablets. The Box bears the “The Uniform Wrappi. : a : Z3 a i Se signature of E. W. Grove. 30c oy A — ; ee te er ee ss - si & Me y Ba Sey ve Savant ~ ee BE cs 4 i Sag a ag Se a ots A ie ee a “ee Sa ve" ae ° Steuer objected, ut n bef . ‘+4 , Some folks like toast thin. out finger or fork. B=» It’s Mucnhe toad cepeiee See Tc He would have been glad enough of a _ better condition. | sheet of Mosinee to do his figuring on—a Mosinee’s long, strong, tough fibres—as ° . ° el | lean | Wanted Evidence Against Wife. ) Some fairly thick. Some like Peer ae c a "When you first saw Stokes didn’t | lot handier than theback ofashovel. Many _— rugged and enduring as the forest giants 1 oA “y oO ge y ) ~~ y yo lz ' . 2 . . * ’ * it light brown. Some like it reliable. Keeps in order w sec Stokes on. the Stillman | modern business houses, in fact, use the _ the Rail Splitter loved—give a uniformity Mrs. aos Te pee a tot Sa ee td ae x Sep unhe ee ae oe ee yt SES TS Ptigeo) 7 Je. hin wae, vite Alin So ae ee *

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net iad ae ~ Sy ae Loreen: Be wn ec I hacker a tee ie SF eae poten ar rermes TUESDAY, cre A TC A A en WOV EMBER 6. oe. & Em Ue alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined NOVEMBER C19 ae! LI ee LL LL ————————— —_— 22 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH = ee i SR Sn Re I Aa | «Save Money—Pay Cash —— Mange Golf in "7 ‘ SAYS MRS, STOKES 4 | a aa. | | ) Pep We a STE. "cote ae once esrect.| WAS A GUEST ON BEST MUREN COAL | We Make Shoes to Over- | STIX B AER & }- ULLE Bs y | | = a hanged himself in a shed at the rear| M’CORNICK YACHT 4 ; ootinn Your Foot T roubles Metatarsal trouble, broken-down arches, bunions, GRAND-LEADER atc.. are usually cured by Shoes made to fit your partic- —~ ~ [Su > as these remove al! pressure from a 4 : 7 n p in oe tor . > 2a). ZS oe ar pair of feet, : 2 . ! the affected parts, and distribute the Sie cate teil ialdaaadls Uhl tht will chin adh nasi. aaa Le EGE of his home yesterday afternoon. Intives eatd had ‘ } Re j ; he hed -heen ill ' Continued From Preceding Page. ! , $ 25 | duce a letter of July 26, 1919, from’! S |W. E. D. Stokes to Frank Murphy, PER ‘at York Harbor, Maine,’ said Un- ee P x 2". Steuer answered he k TON | , ‘t fi Rash os e =. _ i eden tok euer @ ere e Anew a them in all styles. Perfect fit guar- ROLE C SOR >: :”: i nothing of such a letter. = : a SOs shor ae 5 oa. = , ‘ ENT ON APPROVAL 2 . > anteed. Sie oho t. , Murphy sein i he got a from . wae : : ; | Light-weight Surgical Arch Sup- Sa fees “s _ .. 3 ; ~ : 4 | es casion of his first visit. On his se>- Whitescarver Coal | mn > ® 3547 Park aes ebore.. Sar er est, ' > OF a | ond visit he got $50. ss + = - a7 J E LUDWIG , r Ses Pepe eos : OBE, Vy, Sa oy Carrie Louise Jones, negro girl, a| 3021 Olive as o ade 4 Fast of Grand SES esasss Beso Ui * : ‘ ; CAaTi f | CO iniece of Martha Jones, once Wal-| Baomont 300 Central 4740 Pe fee 8 P—4 ~ ate ols ‘3 oe > yy 4 ‘ * ‘lace’s chambermaid, testified she Sates os Shere’ - ‘ ad ‘saw Mrs. Stokes at least half a dozen ORs ESO: RR £0 808s 44 2 ee 4 / y & a artme & Or Ors : i > eee ' - | . , times at Wallace's ap n She acces gery sees Be Hara Mi ; eee ‘testified Mrs. Stokes visited Wallace three times during the Christmas e ° e Pesce isiss St, 280 I rapt | holidays of 1915, and Untermyer | | h bl ] sense , or ‘}fe : “4 asked her if it would affect her tes- nmatc a e al lh = | Steet Mj 235° q Th Qi , i, @ ihe Qua ee VA MY 7 ap ~ - an ST thm ss 5 7 ~ weight of the body equally. We make ne iff + |timony at all if she were told Mrs. | Stokes gave birth to a child soon ites eutty Luxurious Patterns at Lowest Prices : “Yh tt 272 b | Chauffeur Tells-#f Visits. : EER toe . | = E a ? Ca Fl [ Cc Henry Wood v1., chauffeur, now 3 Wi {ee . A 4a ek: = ~'he saw Mrs. Stokes visiting at the . Bt em Pg So AS hep fh ts 2h oer 7 * ; ) country place ef W. Leon Pepper- : ae gh NF a tooe met "te | — | fF y \ ‘ > 5 . ys oem rt 4 i - V4 ;mann in Bethel, Conn., “any rum- he es Sf eet So 23 “ieie $2 rig | — F, wiey ieee ¢ | * * L¥ | ber of times” between 1910 and 1916. NR ee oe uaa rs - Mer: re a Oh Lae & O77 Fight Double Face ~ Jt 2 : | “How old are you?” asked Unter- Nabe elt GTETA toe aa « err. f 7 (er eis ser 4p Bates , , . et ee ge PS Rpees lee =" = BRAN | “And at the time you believed you ) PO 8 8S Os eae ee Sb ge os ies yes / r Bi 2 Fall alleen CP aT ell | 2.) pe \Love Tales * |The Gold Diggers & )? * 7 Pure (saw Mrs. Stokes you were 15°?” “Yes,_ —iekt? ; - j= ee Big Blond Mamma }about that.” , > ) Saretiten Wn ee i: | Fig ot te : . ° ie | | | | fr Hi Lee Hi Lo Louisville Lou ‘No, No, Nora Food | “And from that time until today = RSS ee Seo. eee oes B | . i BS a fm peor Beek sey ) arney Google St. Louis Gal | > OVER 68 YEARS OF SUCCESS iT havel no oes Mrs. Stokes No : . | Honey Bunch ‘Dreamy Melody hetoubesr- nama - - When You Walked Bebe Disty Hands, Dirty af Ei | “You came here today prépared | | to swear that Mrs. Stokes was the Out Somebody Else Last Night on the Face 4 @ 2 he ge? oS des Walked In Back Porch \Stella pa Bs ou | [ii Wo 7 . No Uw Uy | Th ilaet Se mw Ne irst ~ suse ae j $95 Ul : CHEW A FEW II] scokSecccs-s: 2 Two-Piece Overstuffed Living Room Suites. Dudu. LL brand-new records. atest snd most popular ama uaiains ot dian isenncilehcaninctaicase RT AER A Let? RAE QRS. II TS oe "3 . or ate ined nee 2 - a S 7 » * 6 . etre ot ge NEES lara! [RT otro pitiless eh anne AES roars wae BN eS i ia NLA Soh OMS * ~ d om 3. - om Ly ae ‘te 2 gy eR he oes a GE th ah " ye Pe a NR Pere Ad oe om, ¥ pw 4 Sas 22 7 re | : : ADVERTISEMENT. -_————-—— - =|, he went to the Peppermann place t» help iS father work on it, or to de- These Suites are made in velour or tapestry. Rich and exclusive patterns. Made under dance music of the day. Each number is played livey cantaloupes to the Pepper- our personal supervision in our own factory, thereby insuring highest quality of material beautifully by wonderful dance orchestras. Cf STOMACH roy “ uM tae = ana che eccies and workmanship. Marshall springs seats and sea island webbing and other finest materials a ° ; Ons -t} iving- Suites. a to him: she said “Good morning.” are used in the construction of all our Living-Room & : : i : 1 tA - YIU sR eae a @iteeclty berecce | igi M : Complete Lines Victor, Sonora and Brunswick Phonographyae | she was a “nice, clean-looking lady.” \ 1SIt Our Store And Save oney (Fourth Floor, 3 Any Article in C€ , | When Nugen® took the stand, Un- é : eee ceenseiien — aaa ae) Ses * ‘'termyer made ever, effort te make Lowest prices prevail here. Our own factory and salesroom location enables us to save = ao esate mmm pe ac. ” : . hhim testify regarding the activities vou money in excess of your greatest expectations. A visit to our store will convinee you. — y cage tn Chicago, which led to the indict- : : : — d Bed - ae | J - n ead- o — 2 iia Se ment of himself and Stokes. But h- Corrementiagly Low Prices su Distigsraes Sano. : ‘i CGURED =) oT | | leniiet. & ‘ eam, room Furniture, of Which We Carry an Exclusive Line ’ ; . > “tery b : 4 -Platulencé, Heartburn ([2"¢ Justice Mahoney upheld that A q ie ear our kin My Genrantes—Care or Ne Fay. No Chlerefermn, Neo Danser, Ne Mesgitek Mi —_ Fe ray pie : | contention. . QO en ° . tion from Business. Call or Write Today. It will _pay you. .. 4 | gentipmanl aaa below Best e ; e stomach ali distress goes. Lum ; . ) 9 bane gases, hedkthate, oun aa ey dl sitied ‘Mr preg eB ee | ; ; ° ae Buy tomorrow and pay aft ss. bloating flatulence, palpitati ply “ay B 7 Id L d O O H d—F d t V cat o = | | nish. S » P2'P OF) poor man whose wife was a bad, ‘ ul Ing ease ver ur ea orce oO a e se é plan. | | Ease your stomach now! Correct di- | “oman.” 7 ‘Choice of Any of the stion and or for a few cents. On one of the two visits, Nugent | 2 , : = : revicte ool! millions of packages. | admitted, under cross-examination | Q W A 4 FRE ' he left Stokes and Stillman alone a| Known uality: ON Q\ , 618 ashington v. RY . © E! ( \ \ \ \ . F DIAMOND ADVERTISEMENT few minutes and did not know what : = HR EG WEDDING RING So took place between them. But he, o : was sure that it could not have been “ anything vital, because he went to T’WEAR 3 BB Beautify! Priscila design; Beit | get a drink of milk at Stillman’s QD hh ‘s : is-k. celle whe gts. set , a mma : : = ; 5 ’ : a - ‘ . pictures or negores. The trial will be continued tomor-* THINGS NEW AGAIN fw Sa NOW CLOSING OUT x TWO REAL DUcLS IN THEATER. i ee ee gg. _ Entire Stock of Women’s, Children’s, Men’s Footwear aters Dresses Draperies (Copyright, 1923, by the, Press and Pulitter | irts Kimonas Ginghams ing Ces.. he 3 ew York World Publish an pits «ss Curtalne Stockings | NAPLES Nov. €—The Theater a aX Brandt’s—for 56 Years—Known as ‘‘The Store of Fine Shoes’’ aists Coverings Everything | Miramar was the scene of two real duels yesterday between the Scar- foglio brothers, well-known local : , , | . journalis , on the one hand and two W $6 t $ 1 2 r t Diamond Dyes >| sit‘es'ssencnt “PP ZEN omen s O ootwear A quarrel over the expediency of publication by “the Scarfoglio broth- : Marked Down to Marked Down to * ¥ | Meaney, Oo ers of a letter bearing on Fascisti af- ZF 5- cs “Di | - ach 1S-ccont pack ‘ge of Diamon fairs led to the dvel, which was . . es contains directions so simple , *) y woman can dve or tint anv old, | fought with swords. The Scarfoglios, b cow” brn, faded thing new, even if she |5®™S of Matildo Serrao, Neapoliten ira 2 s never dyed before. Drug stores | authoress, were slightly wounded on . as e o * — mY all colors. the forearm. eer “S ee Place Your Money Where It Wilk Yield Large Returns The earning power of Liberty Hospital Building Company | ee, : | : of cost or value—marked down now to close out quickly. Styles for every Each grouping offers amazing values—this season’s wanted styles. Regardless Certificates is greater in service dividends than any other propo- > ; sition which you can now purchase, with the same degree of occasion—for street, dress, evening or party wear. The newest Straps, Pumps safety for your Investment. | ) and Oxfords—all styles and all style heels. Satins, patents, suedes, colored The building. is situated in the best section of St. Louis, .. ie 4 » Sl , he building is situated in the best section o s, where | & kid, ‘Autumn shade calf, trims and inlays. Every favored Fall shade, beige, real estate is at a premium and rapidly increasing in value. = You can find no safer Investment or one which will yield you thrush, otter, brown, black, tan, gray, etc. better returns in dividends and service. IT IS NOT A SPECULATION; IT IS AN INVESTMENT, en- - dorsed hy leading St. Louis business men. : Place Jour money where it is safe and yields large returns. ee Newest New York and Paris Styles—Values to $15 at $7.88 & $8.88 . There are still a few of these certificates available. I suggest that you place vour reservation af once. ; i Ps J. RMIL DOSEEBACH, Sec. Liberty Moepitel Building Co. 11 Brooklyn, New York and other finest Eastern makes. Women’s De Luxe + oe egrceratoattoaas mame + 1500 Washington BI., St. Louis) | Footwear Fashions. Newest Anklettes, Short Vamps, Stage Lasts, etc. fhe finest of materials, gore effects and novelties. Brandt’s complete, extensive showing marked down to $7.88 and $8.88. JUST PAY * LUBE aa PGR oe ne You know Brandt quality. At these . : Th close-out prices—no mail orders—no Entire Hosiery Stock Sale a ge P tng bm ol at a Shoe C. O. D.’s—no exchanges—no refunds. Marked Down to Close Out Quickly thousands whe have been eed of the Women’s Shoes | Women’s Shoes > a Pair Children’s Shoes “YS* : Broken Lines, Pair. . . a Broken Lines, Pair... ... aun Aeon on) Will Be Little Queen” and “Little Wonder” - Women’s OXFORDS, , STRAP ae PUMPS, 5x FORD) : makes. Known quality footwear f or Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, aes cates BOOTS. vs-($ srmots Cel? 88 Sloved to ths | ius thhesiapeialons an oe leathers. Broken lines, most- plete lines. Mostly small : Colds, Sour Stomach, Biliousness ly small sizes up to 5. To sate ile gekdoemad eng Stansi we ee ie ia A | close out quickly—at | out NOW at . ew Store: quickly. Dependable! No aid cathartic or [ regulate the bowels, restoring natarai (Basement Annex.) (Basement Annex.) ative acts so. gently on the liver] mgular movements. ‘‘Cascarets’’ are 1 bowels wi 2 yp agg wena They ms @nd are used by millions of pe, sicken or inconvenience | Men, and Children. 10¢ boxes, P Hs a ee at a & (Secend Fleer.) gon oe CON tt ese

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TUPSDAY, ss wae NOVEMBER 6." 1928. 1s = 1993. | The eins! Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the ee serncath an d the Times Combined by Approximately OA. STU LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 23 a ~~ = ee — . i eae eee eee —_ a a Lack ——=|Make Tout. — | eco children. who are weak, | 2 fas National Apple We can be imitated ~ | MPLA LU LL Me Your Breakfast Food to November 7th OU will eat more Prehibition Thrown Into Discard % poe or is ees ideal tonic. £// —_= (ZA . if you make toast taste ier as , a contains the iron they need iz if A ' better. eC Pacha oC 3 in Favor of Sale Under Gov for rich, ‘sare Bleak aaa bodily ae o g Z,. ae er | : it ernment Regulation. ergy. It helps to build firm, solid jy | ae With a Manning- at flesh, and brings a healthy color to We /4 Prfy Aba - Bowman toaster you BN: | the cheeks. It is palatable; children i i \ a, lices of can be copi copied pad Hy the Associated Press. take it readily. It will not upset fy WE Mi — ) make two big slic CALGARY, Alberta, Nov. 6.—Al- . the stomach nor affect the teeth. At i i toanh=—-gulesi?: be berta is in that list of Canadian prov- this season every child will benefit | get that crunc y crus 3 aS, by; taking Gude’s. At your drug- A ” of even, golden brown st Inces é ¢ row hibitior 4 ‘ “ ’ ’ BU if fame eS x spurte ce aR gist’s, in liquid and tablet form. - : ; that makes the first 3 it¢c e discard, having votea yes- e fo ' : ; 7 en Free Trial Tablets /2.% - . . 4 iain : . ° ‘ ) ” ~ A , ‘ ; a ‘ **% . : puis, Mo. Eves. 7-9: Sun. 10-121 Experience | together. By stipulation she received | oy, Never cramps or overacts natchee”’ on the label. Divided Payments Ori Light B | I< ‘OSS ¢ 0. She charged ‘ai —— gross alimony of $10,000. She charged | Babies love its delicious taste. Bhiy St. Lows evening | 1 s have almost reached our quota of 1000 new § 0 '*7*2'e incienities. Ask your druggist for genuine irs. Sharpe testified further th : Mrs. pe testifie 3 ‘hat, “Malifornia Fig Syrup’ which has Press news service. | names. Now is your opportunity—don’t delay a jon one occasion Dr. Sharpe locked ful] directions for infants in arm. : = or fle day! her in tneir home for a “considera- gnd children of all ages, plainly eC] laic ee ei | ble length of time.” Dr. Sharpe was pfinted on bottle. Mother! 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espe te aa t,o Pon Ft ooh BBP MEAT ES Bey rT WH oS Aaa 4 ie, en ES PaO A kee a da8y ae b wake BOLE. Ber br ag Sale? ts Wns fe ead ye a PD. BE’ ah, ee — fete eae MRE aa seek shen tein ine ste pe x ah SP ONE aay ee em iia Yovitg * PAG ete nt VAs, # WE Ce A OP epee PRONE era 3 Pg gts Qa a> ee Pe MeLe— Cae yp mt oe NS ves “aes dickastintiaeee ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, a 6, 1923. — ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH ce ~ itn z We Gather That His Hoppe Overcomes Lead af 261 to Bex Defeat Schaefer; Cochran Ties For Title by Beating Horemans _, Playoff {ér Balkline Championsh me ip Will Be Held in Chicago Earl ~* in Detember — Titleholder’s Uphill Fight and Fine Average Earn Him Crowd’s Applause. —- --— By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Willie Hoppe outplayed and outnerved his formidable rival, Jake Schaefer, last night. the wizard ied br 350 to 69 in the Coming up from behind— early innings—Hoppe finished the Winner of the final match of the international 18.2 balkline champion- ship tournament at the Hotel Pennsylvania. The score was 500 points to 247. *By his victory Hoppe tied Welker Gochran for the title, each with four matches won and one iost. Cechran gpined his place in the fPating Edouard Horen an uphill contest, by the score of 599 points to 472, in the afternoon game. Schaefer fairly smothered Hoppe en his first three turns at the tabl>-. Tre consecutive innings were 76, 157 q@nd 87. It was not good balklin=, But it was productive. Unshaken by this heartbreaking lead, Hoppe grad- overcame it by close nursing of a character that exhausted his His best runs were 152, 126 Near the end the old nerv- ous hitch appeared in the ef the champion He had to cushion caroms to fftnish with an average of 41 8-12, his best for the tournament. Schaefer's ending was He tried “safety” without avail and his own stroke went into the dold- rums. In his last eight turns at the table he massed only 117 points, fin-. ishing with an average of 40 7-11. Hie takes the third money prize. Ed- ouard Horemans, the Belgian, and Erich Hagenilacher, the German, tied for fourth money. . Hoppe’s All-Around Piay *§ . Straight through the coniest Hop- pe’s position, his balkline pra nurs- ing were supericr to that of Schaef- er. He was resourceful in a way that provoked the applause of the. erowd. Cechran departs for Califor- nia today. Hoppe won the bank [nm the final match. He led off with a run of three, getting tied up, with the red and white spread on the siderail, and @ reverse Engliah shot failed to solve tie by stroke to reso~t pathetic sii daa ee, Play-Off for Title To Be Held in Chicago Early in December ee, a ge re ee ene by the Asseciat~i Press CHICAGO, ILLIE HOPPE Cochran will games of 500 points to world’s championship line billiards, m Chix time in December. word received toda, Thompson the Committee. ge date be set for a Gay i i ee RO PO a ] The champion & set-up. The Started br rolling tha ivories some. what widely before eontroll ng them at the head of the table\on his tenth count. Even then he was inclined to frequent. dead ball Grives. as it engaged in gaining pliancy for hts stroke and towch. The champion started get “em” billiards as he began his fourth inning. He had some line up problems and difficult spreads, but the old competitive Spirit blazed. His forty-first count was a bank at an angle that necessitated his screw- ing the cue ball off the rail so as to make it meet the second object ball. At 50 he played a slow and deadened masse to drive the white ball out of the way before the cue ball dropped gently on the red. His Position was always close as the cluster advanced, and he was re. sourceful to an astonishing degree in keeping the spheres bunched. a % his, “go Schaefer's 330 Points in 3 Innings Best Performance of the Title Pa As Hoppe made the hundredth carom, with the ivories “under a bat.” the applause was prolonged So that he had to stop for a moment. His stroke was sure and his position so good that he won the support of the crowd. It was during this per- jod that he brought off a number of splendid left-handed shots that showed his dexterity at its best. Hoppe Fails on Short Draw. Hoppe. to gain flexibility began | te drive occasionally toward the end. One of these up and down the table Shots gave him a leave at 152 that required a short draw upon which — by going around behind the 1. Schaefer in his half of the fourth inning sewed himself up with a line- wp eon the rail and a bank up failed te solve itt. Anyway, Schaefer's first three tnmings, 76,.°167 and 87. a total ef 330. stamds as the best sffice his 1921 performance at Chicago. Shet-making was Repece forte as he began his sixth inning. Warvei- ous follow shots and difficult sing!e cushions revealed his know): of the requirements of the game Ha Collected the tvories at 4@ when h miseed a cross-table single cushion that did mot have “legs” enocuch complete its journey. As @ resuit he lef® Schaefer a promising set-up. Sehaefer, despite his pretty set-u Sewed himself up at elwht for a Fi Perate two-cushien shot. He obvi- ously delivered “safety,” only to have Heppe visualize the correct solution end bring the ivories together in twe cushion carom shots. The cham pion was feeling the strain gnd his streke began to fiddle and hitch. He fewght shy of the masses, electing. tmetead, remarkable kisses that had the crowd applauding. Honrne’s stroke was gone. He began to play cushion carems, Only to count 23 before he Went Wide on a draw. Schaefer was mot ‘much better, the final innings producing a titanic ~strugsie for points. NIGHT GAYE. Scores HOPPE: 3, €6, 0. 162, & 42, 38, 23. 3. 3% Total 600: averice. 418-12; high runs, 152. 127. 68 SCHAEFER: 74, 167, 87. 20. 27 ne dige ine ™n. A record entry of bowlers for the Middle West tournament has deen se- cured, according te an announcement last night by Secretary Meldel. Thers are 259 five-man teame entered. 15! from St. Lowis and 18 from u‘tside territory: 480 two-man teams and 945 singles. The rrevieue recerd for the event “ae esta diiahed ‘m (328 tn SF. Lewis when there were 244 Piveoman teams entered. fm doubles and «ingles shows an tmerease over iaet L7T@ ang 2464 respective» The Toarnament will he opened an Now. 16 vehen 16 teams from the M #- seufi Pacific Leagues wil! rat’ Many of the erTack bewtere of (Chi. nee the enirw rear of ie Tournament Facts i i ie i i The Standing of the Piavers. High Grand Wen. Lost. Average , 26 20-85 24 67-84 27 &7-72 25 8-34 18 18-89 16 38-108 Plerer. Hoppe Cochran ; Schaefer... Horemans. Hageni'ch'r Conti... ow 6e 68 be he Pe Summary, ef Pilar. pe defeated Hagenlacher. 500 =e > ~_onti. enlacher defeated Cochran defeated Horpe. 500 230. Ha > geniacher feated Cochran. Conti, 506 to defeated Hoppe defeated H 435 Horemans defeated 4°5 niacher. remans defeated Hage 201 H Sau Schaefer 508 to 173. Hoppe defeated Conti. £90 ran defeated Schaefe to Gefeated Hagenlache: to 341. 500 och to 54 le chran defeated H 500 Total. high runma, 167 AFTERNOON GA WE. CHR Lao. € Se #8) 73, ] 6, 3, 2. #88. snfin! shed Total. t?-21: high runa, infinished. MANS: 18 1. »8 e. 6, §. 4 Total, #47 average runa, ITI. 100 and 464 Albert G. Cutler > . e+ => * “8 *Tagce and 8s a * eb 42. Hon high Refere« MINNEAPOLIS. | n Pertes thet Cart Fast eider of the Minneapolis Leeorctation. hageerlha ump te the Racine. W *Atse Nett sehenn were lenie We ‘tlheorge HK Reiden. the Millers Werrted aver Wrote 6 EKaaet. wh weil satisfied wit Vinreapoiia and « ~ eer ‘ngeing our Lmertc president ite Pen aa@e wiil tew *:.° i Prominent sa.tong then Hieuwin Mank Martrn and mmvy Smith from Mili@auken wii (ee hew! SSS LC A SIEET om wesc weme TS CLEANED LOOK and MEER WAT CO. Prectiodl alten ad “eriee (maraaterd WEAR Like New 412 %. Brendway. Wizard | vend. ' ware af : vners Had the Laugh on. All Rivals, When Chuckle Romped Home in gern eR RT ee a ee i sali ns ae i Tied for World's Balkline Billiard d Championship i ee i i i i i i i i i a i i a i ae They Are ee ° The clo Oi They will Play off in a 1500-point match early next month in Chicago. He has been in several tocrmaments but his play has hitherto been erratic. several seasons. ew altel: Miele liens ee ee i i a i i eS latins Lf PBB PDP PPP OL cl age WELKER COCHRAN (LEFT), of the International Championshi» Tourney found the youn g Iowa cueist, Cochran. tied w: Was able te gain a ee in aid match with the a _ —-—- +. ~ 0 ee ee ee Wills Tove With Thompson; Stops Rival in Fourth “Black” Panther Could Have Finished His Foe in the First Session. Dtepa te rh ia! to the Post- NEW YORK, Nov. challenger wn, tored giant Potner three ro > ae last nigh master of the outed his $3 wc —. > - abe id ST eee e ute perRiaps « the customers tien, could have re the edification of strung it out a Thompson unters only epee ivr the “bia x ‘ills, pPlaving the - th after three r Thenibaneil jaw, he Thompson crumpled of his back etter nine had been = 2 Te ~ . the fl: He got led ana or With r*nr= > .- Ss“! ‘? extended and never in danger ——__ Last Night’s Fights PITTS Bt RG.—Harry Greb,. mid- dleweitght bexing champicen. was civen a newspaper decixien over Seldter Jenes ef Canada, light henavrweight, at the end reand«. MEMPHIS: Tean.—Teommr Free- man ef Het “Springs, Ark... wrs« awarded a decision ever “Check” Bures ef San i. ned Dem psey C HAMPION WILLIE HOPPE ith Hoppe in number of games Won. Cochran, like Schaefer, has been a ‘‘boy womder’’ for This was the first tournament in which he A More Fi ists Than | i i i a a aa a ee = ‘What Can They Expect ? NOTHE CR ® ng match has I bad. ntained the wrest |: ~~ : ore mation cham pion— J: eta > That ‘ it frost was good mat star an opponent less than There was not this arrangement. Standpoint } Parentiy does ne exhibitions between wrnom 7 - » = 5 Tr + ee iene public which ap- pay for rate and - > > Wari ee, y ot | rae Pst _ nm? represent an Americ been different. . scent In this: here: a real substanc Exhib the a Tran fs Liza POT @ % | sé@c tion. John Evko Tosses Boris Dimitroff And a Challenge ~ New Title Aspirant’s Defiance Is Quickly Accepted by Dar- ing Dan Koloff. By Dent McSkimming, Between speeches and cha engaged Onteon wrestiers in io matches at the Whether because the night lily or because Joe had too much the appear ance of a set-up, disastrously sma! attended the , how the chief attraction maneuvered for 37 clamping a bedy sc pponent, Ivan Mikiloff. The second fall was — a wrestling s! hn our match proved a goo. au "ille NO less han 2Gdremed the crowd with and gentiemen.” A hasty tion Drought out the fact Evko, 214 pounds, ager to Thees Champ Lewis, 3 ezko los, Koloff—or any good fellers.” ee ee ange Koloff Bobs T p. had been en) eight last air . “el Ste Stecher. of ann? @& - : a - ment. “Ladi La loft. wi »w trom @ seat in orchest le. was moved °¢ challenge. broadcast ger Wiltias n Demet er « ™ ia - —_-”% arr. - Ov Erk Oo ~Srmte He stented... a2 near form when he gestures. that manager SAME 72 27 ’ he would meet Demetra! > ~ — NIGH D rn +} Ste clamp on the tal hoi ste her. exhibited nothing exciting except Successful scissors He tr and a few arm lock ac a “A a had anr ninutes real] effect - O-. ‘ho semiteinred Hardly 500 per transu —s > > : Se) ae ‘3 Man- l] ernges. -. ws night. was ‘her's op T /- ost =“ : Aw ~ try he 1923.» ees | LONDON. Nov. e HURNUNG, Papvrus. vesterday News. kept The secret. don firm of ants, is the pew i, acc rding te as afterneooa’s paid at price but “ountry house it “= said ) tends to stakes the ¢ nrer bie next 2? Wii Acco! thority who went see the which the horse for which he i season. after to the stud. (oO othe Daily » United *~ ££ kh international Zev heat price was under $206,06@ ane After was > arranged the same Writer. ~ ae price was 69 paid which won rr ore ' for the sted in ‘ernationah.4 Ben »whner of Papyrus, — 7 fer of a + hed . ” id ‘asnping:. . _ § >; 43 ee winner made by J. B. pet ~ Se » T for hi pia Academy d Dr. Al Marquasd, the outstanding “prep” ? the L rn loca! It bes season. cames and tied one and dig - eT a defeat in 19232. This season Principia has | VYeoatman Missouri W estern “9 re,7 : — - “4 26 for its - Central, star, appeals eh Military aa X lilitary Academp, total of 107 pein oppenents. Sx beaten by which has Central, is the Principia, tied’ Quarterback Clark Starred Gay in — Ci pia : an - > twice, once wns Pes ries a & 425 . ice the be J as: ! ‘MOT + e ~~ *ared in his he had whom ' ' The new form is a most wel- come departure from the long reign of square tipped collars, r ¢ a te fs eg > ; ; * eas eC, See aes a anaes be & Meer. Pee Sete th . My fs Hy D ne $ Pe SS AN . . A Y SAMA a Ww » 4 a \ . “ we AQ WWW ~ AN NWN B.A wefan =: over Western at Utes, ie three touch@eqmp eat — 85 holding fer fa ity aa w ae | in Berninger a i By title igri 20h, ae ree. i = {heir journey From Hi wae eee —— ens Beaten ‘At Cincy Becaus: |Site Failes of Plays When in Scorn prac Sportsman's Park § the dally gee session 3° fy the same shape as hefor to Cincinnati, where th Navier team beat the Riue an a, 20 to 10, Saturda The ¢rtp who were on the ‘hosplual las the Billikens left St. Louis’ _ when ere. for the most part week A few othe ¥ |= severe > — siate. en ,tD e been offset. condition added. an impr of > well 2 ‘gran. oer nt h- bumps en their shoul lers ‘anit ed to be out of the srt | mages for a few days. MeKe despite a bad eck, recet bruising from the Ch | patians and he will require a ' Hannegans °° gr ieg B28 gives luring rather rou oltings and the big Pallback is one mere on the doubtful ease Me Bie lasted but two plays in — contest His bad knee foil hile he running with — = he was removed frum € at once. a aatattl, who itt was : would not participate in the ‘ender any cotditions, showe.! fmprovemen in his a a Cincinnati was reached that fe eased at a critical stage by F ‘Coach Savage and emerged * the game u athed. His shou was brought into action on defense plays, and no parmtas | guits are appijrent. Billikens. the Better Team. ' Head Coach Savage, comment en the Xavier defeat, declared the loss of the game was a te treak for the Billikens The ce mid that the Blue and White, ing the of the game, pi a better ef football tham bas shown » date this year, that the St... Louis tore the ponents’ forWard wall to : According ta the cogeh, St. bept the play in Cisctnnmati ¢ tery during five-sixths of the g Smart football on the part of ¢ > St. Xavier players and some @ potball on the part of the St. ims was responsible for the *f the Cincinnati scoring, the Sated. The Xavierians took ad tage of every break by the Bil and their danrerous back*eld, w Was always the alert fora ball, converted these sfps Xavier scores. Billiken Strategy Poor. But the @itg that was costly the 8: Loutsang was the gener g 5 uring the In the f Starter Savkike sent _ inte : gatie “Ram Mavier line «hey to gain ; be aivanc ed tre baii at ) B carried tha oval up the field, i the 15-vafd line and meg Tard iine. Then the | ratecy failed. Forward passes > “te enemy goal line and | Mefees were attempted. Cine * up the .first effert and . St of danger It intercepted | Secome and it wag on this play & | raced tae length of the fr the touchdown which beat p wiikens. Cotch Savage ie «till 2 t figure ‘why the team * Sot Use macciott! te care tall when within striking dial = ce the opponents’ goal. er eo * rit ww Mma [OTe a r brapd on wne on game. ne

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in Front | ee ae” yrus’ New Owner to And Then Retire Him a aati 1823. 1. ee LONDON, Novy. é. P. HURNU NG, head ofa london firm of sugar ens” chants. is the new OWner of te. vrus, acx dobar to a story in Sterdayv fernoon’s Even} ews. The price paid is stil) pt secret, but at Hornung’s ) ntry house it was said he in. s to enter the horse fo, all @ stakes for which he is e! © next season, after Which - fi be sent to the stud. According the racing au. Ority of the Daily Telegraph, ho went to the TI’ nited States to the international! race ip? ich Zev beat Papyrus, the / was under $206,000. ca The same writer, however. Says » price was more than the 1 ROO alt d : fo Di I. if r jamond Jubi. , which won the Derby in 900. After the international race arranged Ben Irish. then wner of Papyrus, refused an of. of $200,000 for -his Derby nner made by J. B. Joel. NN i cipia . Defeats Western, 31 to of tp” School Football Leaders ve Not Been Beaten in Two Seasons. PS a a fhe Principia Academy eleven, shed by Dr. Al Marquard, former star, appears to be outstanding “prep” school team the local season. It has won five s and tied one and did not guf & defeat in 1922. his season Principia*has defeated ington U tman, Central, Culver-Stocktou, fouri Military Academy ané estern Military Academy. It has red a total of 107 for its opponents. ten by Central, is the only eleven ith has tied Principia. barter bs ack Clark starred yeeter. ¥iin the 31-to-06 Victory of Prin- La over Western at Alton, Til. tk made three touchdowns ané iajto run 85 yards for one of hire res. Principia was threatened twice, once holding for four ms on the 22-yard incipia used the forward pare tively, and in Berninger ané rowne showed a pair of backs who ed consistently. points against Soldan, a team liw sine. ei i tantly an e-fall match from Harry Stoeff of uis, after 24 minutes of wrest- ; Stoeff, outweighed, proved the e resourceful of the two and haé fopponent almost constantly of idefense but Logis, a we!!-mus- fellow of 179 pounds, summoneé Fee strength at the critical 4 ° A. ~ a Y ‘it? Js ji Lo 7 i} Mi A ii HiT ip iy iff 7 i hs i} jf ty , iy? . ; oF pi thi : ile age i if hE ii gi 7 if J Five in foil 25¢ i i ie i a i ae ae ae ‘mthe Xavier defeat, Te tom of the game was a tougn | STIs PO ST- DISPATCH Hens Beaten tCincy Because. C; tegy F ailed | : poof Plays iE ef in Scoring Turned Out Dis- — MORALE IS GOOD Fighting Spirit > of St. L. Uz =: jae ad by their first 1923 de- 3 St. Louis University Billi- ; bled for the daily prac sl at Sportsman’s Park in Sete the same shape as before ey to Cincinnati, where the team beat the Blue and te 20 to 10, Saturday. were on the hospital list a the Billikens left St. Louis last | yen for the most part still {njured slate. A few dias tee Have been added, but oie, as an offset, an improve- condition of some oe the who has been showing ey well at tackle —_ Johnny Hal- nnn op Defest of the Season Fails The crip- | EE eee ~ TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1923. From wag _ Defeat in_the Steeplechase We Deduce That Flying Frog Mast Have Run Out of Hops oT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sess ents ee a et ee ee NNN NLL lla af slr ss — i i i a aaa cannes: i De Forest Tells How He Gave Jack Dempsey His First Lesson In Developing Short K.O. Punch ee ee ‘it He Was a Big, as a Boxer,”’ Trainer Sa aw-Boned -Youth, in the Kindergarten Class $ ys of Present World SAL ALLA SL —_——_— — y Champion. } AAR AAR Qe PPL SS i i i aa ne PPS (PAPPAP Ae | No. 9.—DE F OREST SERIES. | By Jimmy De Forest, (Famous Trainer of a Champions) Puliter Poth. ul (Copyright 1923, by the P ress amd HE first sight I got of Jack Tepes was in Grupp’s Gy New York City. ng Cos.. the New York World and the mnasium, The man whom I was later to train for the fight, which won him the championship of the world, was then a big, raw- boned youth. edge of boxing This early part of his life fre- cuently has been brought up as a 'slur against Dempsey, but I can’t see it, that way at all. Many another spirited jad has |tried the same thing and later set- tied down to a chosen business or profession none the worse for hav- ing taken a few hard knocks, known ‘What it means to be hungry and learning generally the inside of life. It is a tough college and may ruin 'a boy as well as make him, but the Ree the! end, 52-2 rece-vel bad | fellow who comes out of it all right on their sh: ans lers and are/is a man you generally find you ‘wil! coud 1 to be out es the serim-| have to consider in whatever walk of mages for 2 few da McKenzie | life he may afterward direct his fe test a bad wie received | steps. age i e Cinci | bruising from 9 Cincin | Battled m Lumber Camps. and he will require a rest. ? ; ACK afterward used to tell me ‘sg injured ieg was given a J | - ae ' airy sh joltins luring the in our training quarters of the 2 the big fullback is once |@dventures tha he and his pai the doubtful list Mic. | had among the lumber camps. They De i ted but two plays in the would arrange fights for purses up Xasler test. His bad knee failed there and Jack told me of many h TE with the whalings he had given out to bigge > > Se" Lis : “ ved frum the Lut clumsier, lumbermen, but did he was remo ru uk PE ~ imearatacrsega tec etre Oi oe net neglect telling me either some tne at once. otti, who it was not participate in the ¢£: r any conditions, showe1 such ement in his condition when was reached that fre was @ critical stage by Hea Gavage and emerged “com fegame unscathed. His shoulder mu brought into action on several fees plays and no harmful re- vtated ame a ils-are apparent. Billikens the Better Team. | Heed Coach Savage, commenting | declared het’ L, Th e coach tek for the Billikens. ‘mij that the Blue and White, dur- tgthe majority of the game, plaved | a brand of football than it anid te thown to date this year, ‘that the St. Louis line tore the op- Hees forward wall to shreds. According to the coach, St. Louis ‘kept the play in Cincinnati terri-| uy five-sixths of the game. | "@mert football on the part of the , players and some dumb meal on the part of the St. Louis- Wwas responsible for the most te Cincinnati scoring, the coach Gated. The Xavierians took advan- tage of every break by the Billikens their dangerous backfield, which vas always on the alert for a loose WL converted these sfips into scores. Billiken Strategy Poor. , the grin that was Louisand was the generaliship the game. In the fourth Savage sent Ramacciotti game. “Ram” found the easy to gain through and the ball at will. Twice . the oval up the field, once e 18-yard line and again to the line. Then the Billike failed. Forward passes wadile Pt goal line an lateral ‘Were attempted. Cincinnati 2 up the first effort and kicked @amger. It intercepted the mm it Was on this play that ; the length of the field § S0uchdown which beat the Coach Savage is still trr- Te why the team ng ta Ramacciotti to carry th costly to inot fully dev punches tough birds he had met who gave him more than he could attend to in the way of staving off a licking himself. It was in the lumber camps he first definitely made up his mind to try to become a profes- sional boxer. What he showed in,the bouts that Ioails would occur dail) Grupp’s wes that he was big and strong, although eloped, and that he had nginge right hand punch ~ - at a good swi and a very fair left hand. He was far from being at the time the two- -handed man he later became. He had some idea of using his _left,| | however, and that is always a very | promi sing sigm. ; | Best of all just then, he showed® that he was able to take a lacing He was not only fearless, but made of good tough stuff It took alot of hard punching to feaze him His at was between li0 a Held to a “ng | weight the time, as i E didn’t begin his career by any | H performances calculated to earn) him the nickname of “K. O.”| Dempsey. His first fights under the management of John Reisler, better known as “John the Barber,” were! vith Andre Anderson, “Wild Burt” Lester Johnson. He first two and h Johnson, a more experienced man, was draw. He created no sensation, neverthe- less so good an impressi‘ that very long rd Jack Kear brought him to m my tra gee headquarters, then situ ftea at Lon® Branch, N. J., and to do ’ *, -l 4 PLL iv rm 7 1 and Jonn over the Kenny rot a decision the best he got wit a but Tif + YT BU - + +orwu: aiierwa e at ‘Gees me what I c take on a series of fights in the Middle West All I attempted this J handled hin, was to correct the ama- teuris of his him how waste hi to cut out much straighten his blows. ture of his trai heavy bag, using would show to time, to shorten That use of bag—teaching man to shorten The punch delivered with , ' ‘ + ’ _* hne ET je—to L€eacii ss not to s punches, nging and Th®@ main fea- was with the ight punches, to him from the punch. the heavy his sO swi stra as I them time is the best a within striking pickiinae Bents’ goal. — ‘J ow did your garters ‘ }) look this morning? of us fail to get € Rew garters when they are needed. to remind us. iostonG George Frost Company, Boston ef Beeston Garters for Men Grip Hose Supporters for Vi sie eR te We forget because the old ones are not in sight BZ arte r He had not attained his ful] physical growth. he was yet in the kindergarten class. With some pal of his own age he had just come off the “road.” ; ' 2 cA In knowl- the whole arm little behind it. lands extended can have But the punch that! midway against its object is the punch that maxes the other fel- low grunt or forget the world for a time entirely. Jack Gets Heavier. ACK was no longer so raw-boned J in appearance He was begin- ning to round out to his full stature ot manhood. His weight had come'§ up to 180 pounds. And I told Kearns then that his man had developed a knockout blow. (J was pleased be- yond measure also at the remarkable improvement he had begun to show in his left hand. He was no longer forcing himself to use it, but was! naturally putting it4nto play. He was on the way to ac quiring a most valu- able asset. All close followers of ring history | know what Dempsey dia on that trip to the Middle West on which Kearns took him. He began then and there to show several] evidences | of a heavyweight championship con- tender of the future. He put awav Bill Brennan, knocked that tough customer Fireman Flynn out in a round and made Bob Devere and Terry Keller hit the floor. These were not star men of the ring, of course. but they were a] hard customers for a beginner to go against, and when Dempsey licked | *hem he Hegan to win serious con- ej4eration. Dempsey Trained Cheerfully. TOOK a strong persona! lixinge to Dempsey at our very first meeting as boxer and trainer. He took al] the work I asked of him cheerf#ly and, as I have said, with an eager- ness to learn that gets the best out of the trainer himself. A sulky or |a £chesty boy can never bring out a trainer's best. In his off hours of training he was KS as a 14-year-old kid. His favorite diversion was to ring string across some trees near the camp just high enough to wipe off a man’s hat. And that wasn't all. for inst as the man would bo erabbhine + 1] yf ft L> as full of tric , | Sisler Sees Hope . Ferfect instrument. rubber fountain pens. 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Joy | Brianna ... > Cee dco ae + 139 team meets Butler, Carnegis pecs abi meetings to be held in’ Chicago By Joseph F. Hollend. | Smoke and Ls “ Choeo also ran Dandy . nose sear and St. Louls : H b } THIRD RA the Ju en le Har Aican for I "eileen a ms > Zante W lson-Eliiot - ae — : thie winter. On Dec. 10 the Nationa ubert Pruett was an unknown / 2. . 7 te stetnnttaadiees ae + en pounds for rider claimed ; eS . ee ‘ ta deandel $1 a of $3.70 *e3 10. F doen yf Third race, purse $1500, 2 year-olds six %1500. 3-year-olds and up, one r end 79| Beara of Arbitration of the National ‘junior at the University of Missouri | jg unning W iia 102 ‘Hastings) $19 $5.30 a a8 ta led a yerds, Claas Ci 11 Mee Putt 10% Association of LDrofessional Leagues wor , bee Focmnenaeh (oe BME oes cent 17 Ro ry Len > (ie ~y . early in 1922. but in September of 3 oO. Ja ab é ss Z . Pacey mek Mies Cameo 107 RFracedale 1°) | By Jiminy 113 Tre Hoos deel wil) assemble ard clubs ana players Phatune -a aE Wile “laa he |, Skirmisher 130 Time Exposure lig '*Matority ...... » Te 440) tea re be skxeld to have the/same year he was nationally | *rmes and tarkfe:Princess alee ran. iRelentionm ....\,. 107 Nemune . 2115 | Ducks and Forn jo; | Interested have been asked od : ; od. | were tte AEM vor all axes. claimisg |® Maxme (7? Jericho ....... ..20% Drakes 10 Comovfines 1°, \briefa and evidence, accompanied by famous as the most sensational left- tow & one tent ead Pe eo | oo pein Bey 35 Prigeze Puchanan.1:0 Mia 8" perce . ee Mg ue L lowe 1lV i sworr affidavits, prepared in order cnc the outed eon — | $976 Maiden 95 (J. ae ae ae | erup and Hobs Mary Idie Hour Farm| *Apprentice a Mance c'a to avoid @rlay Then the order reversed itself. Pruett (Us.gecond, Belle Artime Ss (GBreunin®’ | entry i $14.80, third. Time, 1:47. Glentilt, Rekab Fourth rece, for 23-vear-olds ———~ = eal — , 0° te ony yes olds and Up. _ ———— began the 1923 season as a star} a 1a American Omega. Bendita_and Kat | claiming, $2500 added, one and one-eightr | pitcher and before half the year had " “Ss said Was useless to his ae It a ee” = en og cis | Jacqueline 194 ve ee ee é : ras Ss -ss l \ear- olds and up. six furlongs—— Last eveiiie Ula ti ; yg, re 104 - eo enw 102 (Corcoran), $52.10. $18.30. $9.90, tirsc:| High Prince 11” Horologe . 11° was just one of several devastating | i 105 ‘Roach) $5.60, $4.10, second: Buc | Wranglie ...... 103 Advocate fs 'misfortunes that befell the Browns. xado 110 (P. Wallis). $7.40, third a. |Wellfinder ..... 1*4 Banter 106 | - > 1:14. Sagamore,, Whalebone, Mabe! {., Jo- | Fait 106 Ty Cobb said Ww hen Pruett was at sep) Br 0 “Turbulent, Capt Corrigan oot Wellfinder an i Faith Miller entry. Lav’ s the height. of Ais career that Ke } MR affles also ran. | ’ =. — Fornovo Kramer entry FOR SALF AT ifth race, Pimlico Graded Hlandicap. purse “fadeaway,\ his greatest asset, would | ; s | 31806. S-pantvetde 20d un ae ae ae be his ruin because of the strain on| Tomorrow’s Churchill Downs ‘ en ae A $00). Ten Sftneees — his arm. He predicted that Pruett Entries WO cade ween 3 111 Reparation 107 Three would go back to oblivion just as "> Opperman 101 Golden Rule .102 Ee , : oe First race. purse $1100. maiden 2-yea un Sin -+ 1.10 Stores | quickly as he had risen to fame. Ty's .:*% colts and geldings. seven furlongs wat Face, Pimlico Grade@ Handicap prediction was verified, at least for eee 7 , . a 5 Em! — oa ete ig * poe age ™ -oOlds and up, One milie Mom's oy ‘ » Cormtn ' , ‘ 1S Wettir : 7 the season of 1923 Frankman 115 London Smoke 11 mA ed Pe A 417 cd Sun Rit Cypreme 113 Witmer the : TE Saree geen ‘a f 513 Olive St. 708 Washington A » ett. id +472 : ee eddier ' 114 ikes-Barre 119 . ive ) ‘ aE ) pet n ve Hope for Pru Phid OS nines ee 115 Wizard Sp hele il: ix> Smith 115 Blazes -........ 122 George Sisler, new manager of the | qolsscom .)§)115 Sek | “Rejection : Listen Dearie ..,110 ‘ ‘ ~ . ~ 4 J o - ’ P| od . V |lmer Nizard and Follow Me, Mila’ | i Browns. does not agree with the be- ee eee ae Pee lief that Pruett is “through.” He Second race, purse $1100, claiming. 4 as oD ' | -olds and up, six fvriongs:™ . believes that with proper handling — ttteee + ply ol ai | ’ 4 : POQDGT ..260+24- 408 Lar len and capable direction Pruett Will |« Winding Simpleton a3, =+ up to his head and wondering where | - er. rain. track, muddy ’ the hat was gone another string | aes aoe would catch him about the ankles | , e . ; e aud give him something new fo wer- | Tomofrow’ s Pimlico Entries. i ry about, which would be to pre-| ! ¢, Maidens, all ages, purse $1300 vent falling forward on his nose. sot la Rule anda Oe Jack was having a ia of fellows | isiting down at the camp, some of | | them older in the game than him- | self and pretty pompous at looking | him over, and these were the ones | that he always somehow or other | | . vanaged to set his trap for. | ; j ; ; | | ; ; | - Sn, Saale oF 77 Phy, oh ae tee) a.

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ee er er eee ee ee ee ae cl al ST! OUTS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, N' NOVEMBER 6, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' og mag % jn es aH : | | Butter, E es, begs, Poulry __ | St. Louis Wool Market _| sage Li CRN FUTURES FRM axahEteng St.Louis Stocks| TTONUP SSA NE |e rae See ' Closed Today Owing OR IS: : Pag ema: | Louts com- bands at appended quotations: Missouri, D- | risston “houses ay paid tne following 4 prices to farmers ani country shippers linois, Wisconsin, Southeast iowa and | ° bd 10Nn || ST. LOU Is sToc EXCHANGE. Nov. 6. | round lots of the various articles (small * | a. B j Db t : to State Elect ae, ob Pty g Rg ~ ct ecm sanctions | ders are usually quoted higher) - Northern Arkansas and rimilar—cClcar, me. | uria erm $ HE New York Stock, Curb jj tecay itn the Aeeregate amounted to 101; EGGS—Fresh countrg, candied, 45¢;' dium 4l1c, untied, 40c: coarse braid, 3lc; : — agpegram shi f soc ordinary firts, 30@38c; cases returned, lc | : rry. .1 and Cotton exchanges, as well. ||“ ‘The following is a list of sales made and | eas oe ee - con an ageing tage eye wr MARRIAGE LICENSES. us some of the other were the | Exchange ‘tere to- es ki. EESE—Per bound ; Northern totig at oe lye emnygy tne mae A. eeuun. | ” By ae - ) . % ‘so. 4 ‘ , ' j j Net i ¢ oO ch d a ee, Cc, an ad- e eu at 33 long orne at ; ern exas a Barry James Paul—M: PS. Ni . re é. Tendency, but Rallies’Late | Boston Stock Exchange also was)! srcunrry. Yj! snares.' Price, Ch’se. | f3hoo af hgl"'putine evegagaenins, “'hnats gallos AUES 4G; prints gesMfer bricks ai | gra,and Southeastern states “Medium, 408; | Tone: “niiey Jr Kaineriae Walsh, “8 OSC, B of Co oe i 40% | gr e 33 ints to ¢ 3.25 a ‘pound or u ws 2 . | Fred Watere—Gertru e ov on Tone of Corn. All will resume business as Recek at , cahaneree Has | ' PIGEONS AND SQUABS — Live pigeons, , bard burry, os “akbes 3B @ 40c Oc. heavy fi ‘ Harvey J. Haye—Lecas, Kuenn, Kly-Waiker com. | middling. . per dozen; common live equabs, $1 per | 43c; light fine shert, Foster M. Etheridge—Pauline Lamb. usual Wednesday. | Elv-Watke aoe > | ane saith Maw Gentle weather ‘doven; drossed squabs, 60 =, Jchn F. Lukefahr—Leonie M Dalon. ST LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. | —— | isterhat. Suse Game. 15| 7: santa cone w~ “pet. the price of cotton { = “i Ny 4 tho A mga A pongo hl Santee ga aee. a . m ee i eh hn ea Rakai " . | Internat. shoe pfd. ... : a ; light hens, 12%c ocks, 10%c: springs se Bunievac—sirs, reien ; Nov. 6.—Wheat solid down and oats up on — tbe ” on & se Fn an 6 4 now. aigh secoree for a ae MB yy & lise: lemborns > ee S ienbe upyiaas, 13e: . slightly burry. B0e. Sen. Hali--Mrs, Sallie Murdock. the local market, Liverpool finished %*4 oi| - Future Grain Prices | | South wont mn Bell pra 10 103% a ithe firet half hour of business. December Preilers, 2c; young turkeys. 35c; old :; light. fine long, 35 @ 38e; Otte G. Brexier—Grace Wray. ie tawer S i Saas. $e — ce | dd Png to B2.73c. Much buying was Beys. round, 32c; No. 2 turkeys. sho-*, 22@35c. are fine ong, G@3ie: ery Rhoadve-—Viole ie Beckwith. @ & AS : . , sin ae CLOSING QUOTA TIONS 5 aa heeehiie ne” Gees tahoma that 17c. small and dark ducks 15c: , > heavy fine short, libert Rhoades—\ lolet mer. , 7 Wheat fututes late were helped by corn l Now '6 = Pettewing is the a ee en o i SEG RITY ' ~~ Bid, Asked antiqued cold ie wank mans “pollies old guineas, is youns gulm T, 1% pounds Waentern’ Tees, Western Oklahoma and (Walter I. Clausen—Cliara Johnso 3 Catherine Hert w My A, firmmess. and May wheat ciosead unchanged ee ays high. nega foed eae aa eran — =. - oe Tage sagen most ef the cotton remaining in the oo’ REALS A % Ponds. $5 similar—Medtum, da; ‘short sty war | Scrneltus ' ¥ eturns ri r ePcely Pr ndi ~a tec gin- | ; » . . | i — ’ - Corn was steady to le higher on new and Je; ko C.luzts 1UulL% 102ma LOD yD ity & WD G ist pfd........'102% 109 ‘ ‘that ‘Stat Ne 4 under the output 0% RABBITS 90 43 —_— | oor j tom A. Raranovic—Susan Kremar. | W. 2c higheron old. There was fair deMand MAY WHEAT | Ely & , 2a pf : 8. his time last year The advance continued | 82.50 met dose. Hides. Seredtn aire. (pint Weal ist ee : Ko hi wi a nd i. } j liv & b OOTR. wp pee ccel Be Valo, lay late in th 7, ne December soid at | , : Ate Brown—Mrs ary eAllister: ee weer 00 ec Rigner win Some “hag Lath, Na oat aa D! Granite-Pimetallic .........-.- = ls At aie tae! rithe market was 499) ARTICHOKES—California, $4.50 to $6 ee. ee eee Nathani ‘ eereeianes Th K Tapas Lm | rod! ur | . : : Nathaniel Moore—Nancy Dickerson. 106%-% 10 107 wa u >. re os oints up | Ber box. D he . ; ---— a f = al] ress + tok fF, . by } } Far a whi e the market Was held down bv } PEETS—Home- w ” - y. F Donaid Glass, Detroit—Liliian Cc. Shep- early trade. Liverpool afternoon wheat SOS JULY W HE A as : ss ick ¢ 7s reports | that cotton was being bought fn the! bunenes: boxes, “7 ee ~ oe Oe ee 1 4 FI jesser serpin pard, St. + , iJ cable was 4d to ‘ad lower rhe report of L.105 is: 105 a 1035 % b 105 %a ‘national Shoe pt = ar ot cottol ae ; d in 8t. is. | «es ‘ta O'Connell. Sts Lo _E 2 The three Northw este rn marke te con) ‘binea} § 3 - % b P had aa 745 y 4 ‘ a t imei x cS i h. ; : Quorati ~~ hah PRA OF my ogy x+C . le . it~ $2. 50 to oy highball crates, $1 to $1. 15: ' ——————e | naman ’ uv _ tl —Mrs Lulu iy Peg ae oO o7 n vith 22 3. 73% i. oe | 731% -% | ¢ $ . Trac 5s ‘ BOC Ee: ee ee 20 5 Oe unched washed. ove to 80¢ | ber bunch; New | ee : ; vutz 19 had * os —~ - stan te i. on dg hone h 25an) we live : Ne : — 7 b : tty = ate tah ence. Du! ‘ath: 193 and Winni- | JUL Y | CORN. ences Rai Iw . a Soy oe Se athe (ee stay ns ra = sneer oe we ly c Bg Florida $4. 2 per 1%-bu, ' er tees pouns.. oo = duck Caecitia L. Kraus, St. _— “ y He Ragman 7, OaTTA S. Oth “ee pec 2Ore is 74% | 74% Db ~ ‘agers olida te Inv 2 see ees ** ac} , - EN NDIN , a -gTown. 15c¢ to 20 geese, rey. mp Whe Oscar Reavers. Belleviille—Mrs. Nettie Her- 1220 Barron av. Loca! wheat receipts, which were 66.90; >. a, 74 4 le Ga 2 a, | Minloch Long Distance Ss... .) 99% | New Orleans Spot. ° c per’ — White, 53c; colored, 33c. Chicken—Prime ron. Relleville. | #H - be, cen pared with 66,155 a weer ago, n-| kK CProK. 69% -% 70 % fa Ma 1B my - % 4 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.—Spot cotton | GARLiC—Callfornia in sachs, 8% dry-picked body. white, 1* Cs colored, 3%¢. Bredfer¢ L. Adelsburger, Peoria. Ill.—Helen | cluded 44 cara local and 11 yarourh. Corr | aneneu ——— ne a firm, 125 points higher Saies om the spot./ per pound : ” ¢ to fe) green or damp, So—muety not | wanted S. White, St. Louis $a is were 24.700 bu. compared) DK EMBER, a HOG PRICES ARE MIXED 1853 baies To arriy a27 | GREEN ONIONS—Home- w 15 Chicken and turkey—-Mixed boay, Sc. Tur- ei . , & — > a week ago, included 17 cars 42% -| | “Low middling. 80,75c: middling. 33.05¢; 1 90¢ per dozen bunches _— oc 0 | key-Body, white. full fleece. ary, 40¢ body : Mare ie Hulber “65. 2 through. Oats rece'pts, which} Chi.,. : : (gedod middjine. 34.37c:; receipts. 12.855; | GREEN PEPPE RS—Home-grown. 25c to colored full fleece dry, 8c; ew green 5s; mixed At East St. Louis. C. Givens. 51 bu. compared with 66.000 a/| ' AT THE NATIONAL YARDS | stock, 15.968: | 50c r box, Alabama hampers, $i. quills (tull, wing and pointers), 3c. O14 Francis MeC-: ety. o—_— — HORSE RADISH—Home-grown larwe size, | feathers. er 50. Tare 10 per cent on powere. ee " Saaninin Philomena Fiiracral4 " ‘ . nm j % ——J | ’ Liverpool Cotton Steady. and smail. $275 to $3 per 100 | small bags. J per on iarge. nrv Collen—Julia C. Kelchum, 75, 2919 included 19 cars local and 22)! ' _ Robert Lemonds—Ettie Eldridge. St. Louls. | LIVERPOOL, Ndév. 6.—Coffon spot; good > oT UCE—Home-grown, 10¢ to 2iie bex: | | Roots. Stanley lL. pryere. Wellston—Mery M.' Flizn Fay 4 5036 Genevieve, ty | > per dozen. | 61.50 Hog tides, 10ce—glue and pig Phat sie M. Lovejov St. Louts | Anna Spencer, 40. 283 ice. | , . 4 — PR ee, te pat Nd a toe earn tllemt, 2 Raghanti, Sitihibendliin SoS ve pelican: eget ella Se Te ee ee eT ” ore ss Pe gad x = . - | " 7 gn j Pomen > Need ~ . 7 tee any heathen Seip? Cp ng ope ta. -- a er a oe OF ash an’ 12 through. Te a NATIONAL STO¢ ‘KYARDS. lil., Nov. 6.— Stocks ir St. Louls public elevators were! | 4 JAAS. bye today, estimated: Cattie and Caives, 3.921.060 bu of wheat 65.861 bu of corn, ; ©"). + sete s.. S309%d _ o. JOU; hogs, 23 O00: sheep, 4000: horses and rah throuch. "Hay receipts were 47 cars Iccal satinisinomai prices steady. rood mid Iling. + Taahe icebers. $3 to $3.25 o- 20%.860 bu of oats. Grain stocks eompr “ge y middiing. 19.304: riidVing.| MUSTARD GREENS AND KALE—Home- At Belleville. 218 740 bu of No. 1 red winter ne - ‘low malddling L7.95d; good ariinity.| grown, 25 c per bu box loose. geo PM > pg oon. Baek eh ¥ “aoe | Carl Huffman, St. Louis—Ethel Schultz, st 833 bu of No. 2 red winter whea’ id: 39) —— 2. tre today and a lower undertone prevail : ordinary 5° onl conggeg ong PB 50. Rey noe “on an oa ( was Rite ona’ apples. Fe rey srake louis. agi hi etna os Christina Schweinel from E u of No. 1 hard winter wheat, "7 495 ’ . bs. Se SOR es eee fuling weak ~ gies, including oO ete ’ + oS ‘ ad white 25 to $4. * 22c: angelica. Se: waheu hn K Cc} >i .|n ‘ lioay of No. 2 bard winter wheat. 5413 bu cf No.| G i? Sa Ly ee ooo a oe — 1tcher cattie, on | 297.000 bales, including 18,000 American. 3 eae re Y—Home-grown, 15c to 20c per| bark of root 38¢: bioodroct. Be: stripped “as ee ee indignities. wore 2 corn, 6929 bu of No 2 yellow corn. 41, . : | en ee ee ee Ree ead} canes || Futures Closed very steady; Nov. 13.08d:) ée ipa - = | biue-flag. 10c: sassafras hark of root. 8c: Charies Boehm from Class 64 bu of No. 2 white corn. 4095 bu cof. No ares opened about steady to city butchers, | Dec., 18 S3d; Jan., 18.784; March, 18 58d; b: PARSNIPS—Home. grown, soc to 80c per | wild ginseng. $12.5041350- transplanted lferdant granted restoratién of oats. 121.296 bu of No. 2 white cats: — ~ : a le : y r May, 18.354; July 17 4a: Oct... 15.50d. ‘POTATORS | to $10: cultivated. $3@8: atar ront. S0e: At Fdwardsville. , ate.” tend ithe: 65.853 bu of No 3 white oats. 11.486 bu of U S Visible Grain le King a good kind e, Leceipts | Te “) is moe ae gt Boxed cob. | hi ndiana hemp. 2ic wild ginger. 24e . . Yet ’ is « fre Ha “eo | attie an Ives were of fa mie, , — mM ae “white.” 1.2: ; , prices te fur clean. drv rots — [, Kennedy-~Wertha H. Mills. Jack- | alent ae ahitaren: Peer Mey , Cc f eA er . ag rs 2 ad © 7 ec : “. ~: aiaeew So eso - wv 5 _ inner tuber a c per poun ' , ltedy of child awa efendant iTi) sases Of hogs. uader : 33 A 33.45- $2.23 | bune eee. Tee Bee Gee | Sc P 100 tbs.: Light brass, Abe, Burns. Gant sen ae. eto, | | low ance for its support; desertion. imated, showed comparative! Ded ‘ STRING Ce erga Ig ry and Missis- | vy 1s. $850: light New Dougias. II! “3 , Harriet Smith from Eugene hange irom Monday's market. tiat is) Ma» - hab. os 7 wenn te. on sipol -bu hampers, $1. mi” , 82.50 heasy yellow brass. $5.60; Poca: | steration of maiden name and e better grades. Butcher weight swine | July... - .dd.ds 6-08 __ Sb NO~ 8s) a Tk ERKRAC Lome 5: % bar- 1 ead copper wire, $10; zinc, $3: lead, | Sertion. LV 24U ite. Opec. siead ) 25 a IT 6 $2.70c; Jan.. 38 B5e: | rels, $3.75: barrels, $7.50: $10.50. | $4.50. pewter, $18: tinfoll. $27; tea lea At St. Charles. Charles Bilhartz from Blanche po : “ 0 A ge al figure repre the} March. 32.56c; May. 32.56c: July. 3 2.10¢. ' ‘St INACH—Home- grown. 35c per bu box | aluminum, $12: scrap tron in cariot, Walter H. Moseler. St. Louts—Ruth. Walker, | | indignities. > aD cae aa Chie cee cc ft — | SEAR deen teed — o | ai Worthington. Ind. Walter Mitchell from Datay 10c olf in some cases, sa! a ; from | Class One Railroad’ Earnings. bu tox. Pumpkin. fie ver th per Beans and Pcas. | Wilson Bentlev—Mourial Hudson. St. Louis. | serti Da. to § I’: ng w - Rv the Associated Press se | SWEET Fe ae Aa nancy Beans and Peas — '* hoice hand-picked verome Hotian-=Lecise Merkel, Gt. Louis, steestion oe) ahion ai “WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.—Clase one rail- thal, Tie to Oc; Bermuda, 40c to Bc: ref | Michigan white beans. $6.25: prime ma- al‘r-ony,; indignities operate 90 per cent of the coun- | Nansemond, 50c to Be per bu box; Tennes-| chine-picked, $6.00 per 100 Ibs.; Scotch BIRTHS RFCORDED. Helen Bamford from Wimmert er nee ee See a EL te ee ’ ps aes os hoe 7 oe _— a seme 2 cea 1 satay) gn Ni 8. Primary shipments of wheat were liehter St. Louis.. than a week ago. beine 393.000 Dbushe's | Chicago. ; Corn shipments were heavier than a por Minneapolis aco. being 317.000 bushels. Oate shin [Kan. City : Were lighter than a week ago. olan 604. 000 | Duluth bushels. ] ‘oledo, xe, ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN. oe gga Sales of cash grain made on the Exchange! J’eoria Tuesday were as {0 )|ows | Sic Dax eee WHEAT. ‘ani apolis. o. } red winter wheat. yo ~. red winter wheat Ne. 3 red winter wheat Sample grade red winter wheat... be Dee GO 2 25 Gi or | Go ** -_ 7~ —s a @.4%.: “we ‘ iwOOC OMS UtIA~Alte aS Lee |i Ona, a o~ ;] reads which an 1 § ,i try 9 rai] mileage earned $9..238,400 dur- | 508_hancy hal’, 1.35 per bu hamoer. peas 7c, green spilt peas Wc ard yel- RP restoration of melden name of « 1 “ feiphi y ; . - re e 9» 1S ae SO, . ‘ t ba tO } , : ; TOMATOR a } 22 li ’ 1 oyYs . * : . : - 4 “aliv e medium weights ‘ing September. atcording to estimates pre- alifornia repacked, $2 to low. 6%c pér ib. Choice lima bea $10.50: a x aaa a erate hard wheat x > i altho ooo S507 % « guotabie at $6 to 386.50 anu/Pated from Interstate Commerce Commission $4.50 per 6-basket crate; tugs. $2. ‘Californie pink beans, $6.50, nd iarge *, petrey 192 o “4 16th. a Scott Shar from 13 3 mixed wheat a Onakes. oS : tee Se pigs and pee wees from 110 ibs.|rerorts by the Bureau of Railway EBco- at og + S—Home-grown, washed, 40c per! white, $7 per 100 ibs California biackeye Shar im oie .§ , t ete FY tah — : Or D.20 ng tot nomics. This total was said to represent an; bu box; bulk, unwashed. 50c per 100 ibs. | peas, ; Brown. 6901 Nashville. Minkte Deters ‘rom. Ph , ‘o. 4 mixed wheat bad n@ agown at $3.23 -t: en inaes hen ae : eight and ality. showed ; lye | an! ual return rate of 4.46 per cert on the I-RUIT® e own, CE0h Rasnvilie. } oy 1337 Euclid. | Seoetton of maiden name of mple grade mixed wheat ae ee be : rt) [t | CORN | @i to , $6.25 to S635 mainiy | tertative value of railroad property. = fo. 4 mixed corm — R° ech hs ly Oi Y | stags showed litt $6.25 | at $> te $5.50. | compared with learnings of $58,677 B00 ok elena tae. PEARS—Florida, $6 to $7 | Seeds. Drummond, 6044. Westminster. ~ 2 mized corn, new C ’ | sSHEt£P—Tracuig in sheep and lambs to-|made in September of last year @nd $98.- | P APPL ee - Grass Becdp— Average country timothe at Richardson. 39174 Blaine. : Total. .69.189 67.732 : 7, day ruled steady to Y5e lower, best jambs 343.200 earned Imst. August. For the first —Calhoun County barrels; Ren /| $7.05 A 7.00—dark and low- ‘grade less: =. Geiger. 3655 Cleveland. : _—_—— a —— | shewing the uecline in price. Early_tup tojnine months 1923, the bureau ‘sald, . a. on. PB nae $1.35 to $2.63; winesap. | « 15@23@25; hog millet at $1.86 ©. Groesch EP heobald. yellow com, old , World's shipments: _ _.. | the packers for native stock was §$12.:5.] roads earned a total of $718.948.608 his 2 So. llowtwig., $2.50 io Pe! 50: black- | 5: ‘aa Siberi millet at $1.45: bulk aH. Trigaitis. 323 S Tth: twins. vel ow corn, new Last week. _ Week bef re... 192%. load of slipped lambs selling at $11.50. |represented an annual return fra.é of ig. to $4 40; genetings, $1. 7D) to $2.90. | be sit red top at $5 to $10 for chaffy and W. and T. Doepke. Dichmaned Heights. yellow corn rhe | Wheat” 14. 890. 0G 16.057 00 15.793.000 | Sheep showed no change at 30 to S6 io: { peT cent on the tentative value of railrc | bulk, Misse uri ben davis, $1.15 per 190] $i2 $12.50 for recleane A. and O. Crowder. 4075 Wilmington. i e e grade yellow corn 7 ©\ Com 3.107.000 3.125.000 | good to choice mutton ewes. tne plain and|propertr, and compared with $529.470.680 (ids... a yorks, $2 00 6per bb! measure: S r Seed—aAt $3.90@4 per 100 3. Murphy. 1342 A Shawmut. 94¢ | Gate. > 383 G00 "073.000 R77 000 | Medium «rades sel.ing from $3.00 to S>./ during the same perio4 of 1922. 10 onat hans. $4 per bbl. measure. it V. Buskamy. 4720A S. Compton. a 73.000 1£/.000 | “hoppers and bu: ‘3 at $2.50 to $3.50 and + BANAN ‘AS——7 bac to 8c per®pound. | Ruckwheat—At’ $2.3542.45 per 100 Ocean Dassace etatement: | Bee Se | canners at $1 to $2 London Wool Auction |. CRANBERRIES—Cape Cod early black, | pounds Nov. 3. Oct. 27 1922. HORSES AND MUL ES—Rece ipts show a on , $4.75 _to $5 per 50-lb crate; late red, 85 ¢ ms RO AO- MOMs ~ = ’ and A. Mier O79" i—— —e oe meee oN | DR. EDWARD L_ KEY! Al are ithe gredich) genen of Peet "niversity y | 000 47.072.000° . fair total fn t! epartment for the two LONDON. Nov.) 6, t the wool auctions} COCOANTTS—S$6 per 100 Ibs. in sacks. | . 3918 Gartie! d. }speak on “Health an St ane a c ° =: 8,500,000 00 is ft 31 p +4! $5. ane 000 days, commissic: pply of horse s approxi-| here yesterday. 10.757 bales were offered. | GRAP ES—California muscata, $1.50; zin- Sheep Pelts and Goat Skins ‘cht. Clayton. Mo. [a —e of the © ot ma Oats. . 0400 3. 410. 000 3. B80. 000 | mating ound he 4u ‘and of mu.es O00 he i - lhe woo, was ‘of modere 2te sel.ection. mostly fz ari $y per ~+4-1 lb. \ i Sheep Pelte—kEKach. Woo! peits, $1. 50 2. : - % 1208 {;ever. | merce 2 \ 0.000 : naintai nee be’ generally sieady | cross-breds, and met with a fair sale at JAP ANESE PE RSIMMONS—A! abama $2 :amb pelts, 50¢@1.25: dry stock, 20@24c . seenee Mcf hersos. aplewooc 0 OTTO SPECKART. DRUGGIOR |Channing and Franklin av Rh » pa ~ — > Tire sD = » 3 > aS; -- oy Doe “25 _ uw _ =] a 4 &( 07 ] 97 ample crede white ‘oats Comparat , 5 TaTIONS rt ; Psat a ee NATIV £ HORS! QUO atic LEMONS—Califurnia. $1.50 te $4 per) ; 2 ae lov. 3. t. 27. 19°82 | Geod to choice drafte $i5v@170, box. in Ri per | Se 5@20c: ordinary sot fremaklus. 30020 Mis i. a hie eh ae teen a Medium to good draf: @ si 1047130 CONSERVATION OF WILD LIFE | ; S— per 100 : Manchester. hecks vesterday failed t@ Make W 7189 00 7: » ay st ‘ | some + heat ° . Bf 189.4 Oo Ov. 3 > 000 fs no0 Good ¢ chotce ales : f 0 a , ted Pre ORANG ....4 “ality rnia. $3 a0 $7 r j Goat Skine—wNo. i common at 40c; No Field, 4 SLOA Cc larence. posit nail ajpo failed to return to the $5.25 to} Oats. ...20.488.000 20:127.000 7 a0 | Med! am to good chunk: +p Sy SGO. Xov 6 ‘ation | | box: 5 orida satsumas, $2 to $5 per box et 10c, glue at Brandt. i618 Ash eat Aes 22Rpetay patents. =o oO ikKve. .../16.980.000 16.601 044 Ct uthern herses .. 75a@115; CHICAGO, Sov. 6.—Conservation PEARS— Missouri and Illinois keifer, 73 shiand. JEWELRY VALUED AT ek at extra sfancy. 6.000 | Fair to "000 S ‘uthern horses .... 20@ 491 of America’s wild life and its natural | {? 0c per bu yoy © barrels, 52.50 to $3; ) , per cent @ : 4 Smooth-motthed Southerners ..., PQ | heme-grown, 60c to 75e per box, Dried Fruit. é . ~—_— | Plugs . POE 5! |resources must be undertaken at . | MeRee avenue. in the absence 6 ie sinsianen NATIVE 3 > AVIOTATIONS. | yo Dried Fruit—E\aporated apples, fartty . Martinez, 7718 S. Broadway, | yesterday oveninn : 1 A. Crecelius 7305 > Michigza . S535. first clear at $4 tos $4.20; > an S MRS LANCHE HOOPS, 3668 and eecond clears hs Bo to $3. 75: spring ~ | Mine mules. _ | at Zc. waste at 1@1%c° sun-dried peaches — A, Vander Haar. 36% 9 Weber road. | Pye. aun ned ies ts grocery ; “ st + Feat | A. Verbeck. 8400 Minnesot : Rye Fleur—Bvy mills tn r jets in fute:j ceipts and shipments of grain in bushels | Cotten mules, 15 t Lith | 7s f Middlewester Zt. ten dy : — Jewelry valued at $100 wae stolea. daar “i ates ~ “— ! ,Sportsmen oO a ewestern States | steady; receipts, 06 cafs; total United States . Morrison. 56024 Michigan. ; ry . . Fancy white patent at Fi o ae a. (QUY omitted) ESS: | Cotton mul sma vr 30 @' ‘ehipments, 261: Wisc: onsin ackéd and bul! Honey and Beeswat. " 0. o. ; ats 1. | Barley... 7.361.000 10,102,000 | Markets have 1 _—_ . Rar c S| eel eee fair representation of buyer 5 (igappete gs rated. per hamper. | per pound for light ane 17@20¢ for heavy. . and A. Gruer. Webster Groves. Mo | ai. . Remaklus. 30024 Missouri. —| mesenger hov sent to the bank Fiour and Mea\. a”. ae 809.000 1.100.000 As to ber 1) angora at 40c; clipped angora at 10¢: kids Dolan 6408 Lievd .25 wut ev Db - straights and 10. 15.000 or be ae 4 _ a ont $450 fa. Barley .. 3.318.000 3.634.000 2.9. ‘stolen from the home of Henry , 90: vd . ‘fe 3 : , , : - M. Juerfgens. ass Penns at 34. $4.7 [ BD | Drart mules, nds... .8$185@ ‘once if it is to be*‘effective, Senator rings at 7c. choice at 6 Se. dark at at 4 @5e ennevivanta. low grades Daily Grain Movement BD totam 24% ted 73 28 laeeail) McCorthick. of -Tlinow said! Produce Elsewhere sun-dried qUarters applies at 5% “6c. chope —? as. : =e 4 , _- onesie patent at to In the following table will be found re- Top cotton mules, 15.: hands 150@175|Iast night in an address before| , HICAGO, Nov. 6-—Potatoce barety |” Schgette, io. Lafavette. | ening she saw a man flee trom Neral » oO >... 2 a ttendin a banquet of the Izaal mn. 216A Marceau. ee . | Hie 2aak jround whites U. S.No Southern, bright amber honey, 7c 7608 Vermont. | WILLIAM Ny IF TOPHER., white patent at $4; medium white nt WHEAT CORN. Oats. 1 straight at $3.90: fancy dark at $4; low _ Ree, Ship. Rec, 8 a Li tock Ek wh ‘ i ahah , s - | to @ 2 ‘ Ram gem) GRE diene... pd. hee, Shiv Rec Ship. Ives sew ere | Walton League. a pourivy graded bulk Si): “MPOc cwt.: Minnesota nd: dar 411 Franklin. ler in a satioon at favette & ee and dark at $3.85 , 5 en ‘ Se and North Dakota sacked round whites UU. S. per om k. Ge. Comb honey. $4 @ 4.50 GIRLS lerrested ee 2 by policem $0—sma!! lots charged higher. e. 25 2 5 | The Senator was referrin > a rac _ = os | ge t _+ P Corn and Nut Mindak ¥ arin M j steers and lower grades Pat she stock siow:/ 11.5, rise of 2; I ittsburg, 6./, no! op urs, |; reported having found in his yard. ere sak, LSibA Madison. Cle g5, oney, Silver | Kil bulls sho rt fed eteers gq 9° e. } Poncorn—Quote old white rice on the cop, it hh Deen tossed apesrently. al Wehmueller. 5536 Orie. | V and D. Slattery. 280A N. King’s high SSECaR SORE TaD —" z= 3 =~ 7. a _ 3° 0 , ; « Vintor 52 630 Me +e Qu lasses steady: | handy 1 Charles. 13.8, a fall of .2: Cincinnati, | + | street, turned over to the police iast night > Oe eee ere. quality plain: iS ~y change; Louis, ille, Cem, rise of a ’ at $3. °5 ver 100 pounds t ay The Package was (* : and H. Peterson LS552A © altfornta. ———a-——e + Of QUAlItY and condition to sell at 3% = * . Bpecia! to the Post-Dispatch. St SRP Clearing Sina Assoc tation bd modern ¢ sprinkling long ; ( airo. cB. te rise of x + Memphis, 6.3, hg ~~ teas Wes: ern or Texas af L3e US. ha ng eo shine ed by ’ CHICAGO, Nov. 6.—Wheat had a weak . of dedits for Nov 5. 12°38 were At ee L, .¢ . some Welgnty Weil-c GI- | 3 . WW bhi oe * . r ‘ i 4 ; con ern to an a@dresas here. The ‘Rate and tee today. There was a period shortly after ts to individual accounts, $30,000. O00; tioned steers early $1 1: WwW vi oming i rec a d no « tog ipkeb are. 13. fs fall of Hit dg 5 ete A Bae K. per Scene, address of the receiver had been seritcied the opening when locais exhibited some to bank and bankers’ accounts. $»? 1eG cake 2. PAS Paw gio 25. rs rat 1; New Orleans, 2.2, fall of .5. - arks of ‘arge cuts, ‘rom ne wrapper. Postoffice inspectors a-RRP04r x r.endiiness towa he buying side because 200.000. maki ng. & total of $32. 800.000. | & at run ‘ia: at ~‘sc Der pounce think it was stolen from the matt a. or the strength Deore that ee0n dissipated | Debits tor Nov, 6, 1922: Debits to individ: , cludes th eatew : Western \krassers. om- Be and the lack of buying power“Pecame more | Ual accounts, $28,000 000: debits to bank | oe ll eral supol y one oe gh eg ‘shan ss | : prenounced as the jon advanced. There | #74 bankers on $26,500,000. a total | wey ty bidain 2.05 oe Penge were of no consequences. tures, £32 178 6d. acnitenstnte TR GND-eneihd Fs ' | sitio » revision houses were easier. Commission |lower: later ¢tradine moetiv st eg ety ; ; ‘ eH, houses sold because of the decline in hogs. , MR T ti Fla eh! oof mp . 10: packer ton. $7.03: QD QY g . When investing your funds in G Penepaull u seed | , Sul sa | $6.60 «2 7.05 sulk good , 2 . 2 ae rpentine, Flax, Lins i . First Mortgage Real Estate Bonds, you are Small packers bought on the break. i "AHO povnds $6 Q501 7 ieee” eee ehote ) | 7.05: bulk fons ots of ta coh pounds, $6.60! cS + wv. ; —. | Cash Grain Elsewhere ef nae, OE per dates Gr fee si c Bound averages, mostly $H4t6.50:, packin ! In order to be really successful a man must not only be able ig é certain of complete freedom from worry; you . | : don’t have to watch market fluctuations to for boiled. » Stead ulk 54 5.3: hi CHICAGO, Nov, §—Wheat—Xo © wh SATOROE. On. Nov.. G—Tercentne | “Sertpe tc i cea | to make money but also to keep and invest it safely. Th . j l 06% @1 OS %. No eteady 90 e, ’ tee finpts ‘ ‘olorados and : , y- e man 4 who achieves lasting success is the one who selects his invest- Th now Le = cate x 7 is “holding oa ments so ¢hrewdly that he never loses what he has once gained. oltuceid ie P by d securities are ect the least by daily market changes | * No. 3 hard, $1.03 4, | Shtomente, 1 mixed, &5c; mixed, S3c; No. 3 mixed, BO@S4 ec: ) H = > yellow, Nile: No. a yellow, Q c@$i1: . ‘ 3 * ‘ : : 42% . 2 209; N. 4.80: aliow, 8O%c:; No. 1 white, Otc: No. 0 whi ite, | s. @, ie “oa re ae Se 's'enne, ye awe we y whee hite, 41% | November) |. k: December, $2 37%. or at vers sr — LL : 0: ee ws an . i rs. i | , 4c “No. 4 4 white, 404 42 Sec, Rye—No. 2. | Ma $* 3% : January, $2.38 ~shndy ae ~ Lewes ‘44047 30. : A eer Seg ah For forty-one years Straus Bonds have a | * TOiec. ‘ Timothy seed. : MINNE APC LIS. Minn . Nov 6.—Fiax: © market steady: lambs, $1) 24213: ewes . ° chat ears ¥. 7. Clover weed, $164023. Lard, | NOL $230 2 342 orks wee nished a safe medium of investment for thou- if Teen, AM . cash aa pice ta tt 16 se ae = : . | sands of successful men. . No investor in these jen = Over two-thirds of a century’ $ expe T dark (northern coat oie, Sage | ~—— : | bonds has ever lost a dollar. ° | meusay is applied in making Greenebaum E ec. Y rea lt ni So aye; — : nh = " } —"—s safe and profitable under all conditie i. Mo, N —4 | OFFICE 2 , sarap You too can make sure of guarding your gains against loss— | Why these securities are widely known ooiag St; Nev's Seg “Si LSa | eS = = . ; and at ghe same time obtaining a good rate of interest—by put- | “care-free investments” is explained in ¢ neti a1 bia. rs he “ yt ; Sas CaS ting your funds in safe Straus Bonds. They are available in if ‘Investors’ Guide to Bank nn sar mw, Boat $1.01; No. 2 mixed. 05 ane | ———, $1000, $500 and $100 amounts, to net 6% and 6'4%. Inves- Bonds. *” Call, write or phone for your ¢ cate tigate these safe investments. Call, write or telephone today for | Ash for Beokiet No. PD-116 BO%c Hay—t wihenena.” | PHONE BELL-OLI!VE 1718-1719 er to, BOG, Homer: Tally | patents BOOKLET CC-g09 _ O.. Nev. 6.—Clover seed—Caah , Greenebaum Sona 3 : $13.40: new $13.85, November, $13.85, . : December. $14: January $14.10 asked: Feb- , 7 : ruary. on 15 asked: March. $13.80 asked. | ge Ann Neh. Nov 6.—W heat—Na_. ” oe ' * os | SLOT SRR ETS te e tys ~pemrunmeneninapes SRO ee ee a ee en 20c wwer: family patents. barre Chipmente, 56,146 barreis 27 50a 28.50 | | | : Asia Ly @1.03; _e 3 "Ope, facts > ite. . . ee Gate—No” o white, Alc. wNo. i : ) died ids INCORPORATED OFFICES IN FORTY CITIES - ESTABLISHED 1882 ———— ae nee en =F Sa JASE x ik Phenes : nis {ee Chicago Provisions || bell el os ia > aa it BOATMEN’S BANK BUILDING, ST. LOUIS 153—Ceatral £14 rs" a W | | Suite 503. Telephone Olive 7320 or Central 233 his, Company, idetict Company | | 41 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR POR 2 First pr skr Banking CHAIRS. —— | © 1923, S'W.S. & Co. : Founded 1855 pr araet n=N si Pie PRES ae eg we ie a = a ee eo . Nev. 6.—-Provinio on . fawkes pound follow;

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D OF1i8S M d|P Kunz. 78054 qa. vester. aT Sa ver, 7115 e a4 M Hoftmeiner 45, erent. - apd M Helms. 7523 Virgiaia and B. Sas. 2713 Clifton pl. a F Le ‘ gaannibal. Mo : Sa. » LA fi, OOSA ‘ M. Waldron. 1604 Pa Ashland, and T. Brownhall. 5328" Savoy ct. BURIAL PERMITS. . Rilev, OL, 704 ewe Woehbler. 76. 2609 Gravois. Spencer 40 2536 Accomac. ay 48 5036 Genevieve. miovich #2. 2025 Kose! Zi. 38 1800 Sul'!van. —_ e Snilker 39 2014 Alice. a7 O732 os _ SReemann 7) DITA FE. Oth. ee fin 2h } — ristina Schweine! Barron av. wise 85 3594 th. FIR Dock et. 194% President. 4 King. 357. 1210 Bayard . 3 BR47 A Labedie. “34238 N. tyaern 14 aha) 2886 h. inney. 919 Chouteau. Divorces Granted. from H | erman custody ef child and elimiony in grees; nox. tta Zisman of chitdrer ie ithes ries Boehm nt) granted from Ciaca Boehm: de indignities from Harry Zisman; ' (esgertion. join Wwrves, cus ie) Gross from reer oration siden name of Boa wick: ‘n4verities. 3 t tro: T} Joseph Liuleon; fe. weme of Dari« Oetere rtle Raleon jon of maiden ig Goodwin from Clora Goodwin: eu -of/child awarded defendant with an @} rrpet t cé for its support; desertion Smith from Eugene sSmith:. ge ion of maiden name and alimony; é& on. ries Bilhartz from Blanche Bilharts; ities. aiter Mitchel) from Deisy Mitchell; ge. jon die Schmidt from William Schmidt; te- “dn of maiden name of Schiecht and ony, indignities ®ien Bamford from Wimert Bamfor4; ation of meiden name of Greif; inaig- iey Seott Sharpe |from Norvelle W, mrlie Deters from ity News in Brief j alimony in groes: indignities. Theotore Deters: re oan of maiden name of Remert: deser- x. iE DV WARD L. KEYES HRAD OF mefliicn) echoo! of Corne'l University, will on i ‘Hea if th and vv mur Bustiness’’ nt a Dberere” lune heon of the TD SPECKART nn Chamber of Com- tomerrow. DRUGGIBT. we ing «end Franklin avenues. reported neler bov sent to the bank with $100 and e checke vesterfayv failed to make the de- t and also failed to return to the store. iEkI_LRY VAITED AT .$9830 WAS from the home of Henry Hurter. 3652 javenue in the absence of the family erdhy evening : & MRS. RLANCHE etree’ HOOPS, 3669 RIUT- returned from a erocery vesterday ehe eaw a man flee from her home. ir¥y vaived a: $100 wae stolen. LILIAM fisaioon et CYHRIFTOPHER. RARTEND- 1804 Kafavette avenue, wae efi vesterday bw policemen who report- fine homemade beer in the icebox and o Phiettt hebhind 7 har to Every St. Louis Bride. BRAND COFFEE Ask Your Grocer ===! duns ——— | fo Make 1vestments less of Market Conditions funds in Greenebaum Estate Bonds, you are freedom from worry; you 2 market fluctuations to t is “holding up.” table securities are not by daily market changes. Proven Safety a century's experience Greenebaum Bonds under ail/ conditions. ties are widely known as ts” is explained in our e to Bank Safeguarded or phone for your cépy- No. PD- 116 with Trust Company Banking House Over $35,000,000 Sch wel- restoration of widen name bs uf « 3 ft ae Be CTIAING PNST-NISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1923. ST'OU'S POST-DISPATCH 27 ynnion TAN tercenANd Ntcnny “petegntion Tells President They Are | ne’ Against. NGTON. N Nov.. 6.—Discrim- by the Government against war veterans transportation of conferred Coolidge. in pensions, ewe and “even on their as to the furnishine of showing that. ‘oe plihe boxes and the flags and th- remains” charged by representatives Wnited Spanish war veterans The delegation, presented while the civil veteran received a straight pencior, of $50 the Spanish var veterans ve was told that Spanish war v2terens Can- ihe |not be admitted to Governmeat nos- « 10 !pitals although there are more tlen yesterday with President |10,000 beds vacant. ns TLORIDA The Historical, Scenic Route, Via Nashville, Chattanooga and Atlanta DIXIE FLYER Leaves St. Louis 9:16 p. m., any night the year round, and arrives Jacksonville 8:25 a. m. Through sleepers from St. Louis, observation and dining car serv- Beginn*- g November 11th, will carry sleep- er to Tampa and St. Petersburg, and December (E. T.) the second morning. ice. Ist to Miami. Look for Later Announcement on DIXIE LIMITED To be re-established December 2d, with an afternoon departure from St. Louis, arriving Jacksonville the fol- lowing evening, with drawing room, compartment and open section sleepers to Jacksonville and principal East and West Florida points. Wil] also carry club- lounge car, observation car and dining car for all meale. No coaches. Pullman reservations can be made now to all Florida points Many Other Attractive Routes LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R. Write or Phone for Further Information G. E. HERRING, Div. Pass. Act. 1206 Boatmen’s Bank Bldg. City Ticket Office, 318 North Broadway Phone—Olive 3800, Central 8000 | ceives up to $30. The President was SAYS GYPSY JINX ON Sodality to Present Play. A three-act play entitied “Kayo Bill” will be given by the Perpetual Help Young Men's Sodality next Sun- Milk day and Wednesday evening. Nov 1! and 14, at Perpetual Help Hail, Twenty-first street and Linden ave- nue. The play, a comedy, wil! be. followed by refreshments and danc- ing. nena mite ‘alia Wagon Driver Tells of Giving Money to Woman and Getting Package of Paper. John Pfeuffer, 30 years old, 3211 South Seventh street, drove a milk wagon and savefl his money until AD TISEM INT. he had $456 in the bank. Then he delivered some milk to a gypsy out- You CAN REDUCE fit at Broadway and Wash street anda gypsy woman told him she ' could see that he had had a lot of Norma Is Doing It for Hundreds—It ‘bad luck. Pfeuffer had not thought of it, | but now that she mentioned it, he certainly had had a lot of bad @ck. But there was a way out. The \gypsy woman's speciality was jinxing —— : bad luck. She could help him. Will Do It for You—If You Give It pat is, she could if he had some a Chance. money. Pfeuffer was proud and happy to say he could ‘meet the Dizzy Spells—That Feeling of condition. Well, if he would bring Fear and Sleeplessness Are $60. or $60 around, the jinxing would Ss begin. | ymptoms eee | He drew $56 from the bank and If you have failed to pass a life in ‘took it to her. She pretended to surance test, don’t worry about it, put it into the stove. Anyway, for it is now proven that high blood there was smoke. Pfeuffer hated pressure can be reduced to normal if to see his money go that way, but a purely vegetable remedy, the, pre-| maybe to be rid of his bad luck scription of a learned Buffalo phvy- sician, is faithfully taken. Perhaps vou don’t know what the symptoms of high blood pressure are; / was worth it. | The troubles were packing up. , the gypsy told him, and were abowt 'neady to go, but he would have to but if you havé dizzy spells (even Bring her al! his money so she slight ones that last but a few! gould handle it. He took the _ seconds), and if vou are often moody {to her. She handled it. He or depressed and your sleep is dis | become a little suspicious ve TROUBLE COST $446 a ee ee Sint ? turbed by dreams, then your blood | watched her close and was relieved pressure is probably high and you | when she handed the package back aie not aware of it. ito him, with a $10 bill showing’) There are other symptoms; head | piainty on top. ache, for instance, and shortness of | She told him to sleep three rights | breath, hot flashes, nervousness and | with the money under his pillow | lack of appetite, but these quickly |/andq then return. He slept on the disappear after a few days’ treat-| package, as directed, and then ment with Norma. lopened it. Under the $10 bill were This prescription is called Norma! pieces of newspaper. He went back | because it will reduce high blood ig Broadway and Wash ‘street, but | pressure to normal, and it can be told the po- | , nobody was home. He taken with every assurance of suc ‘ji. + cess. Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph, | Enderle, and Johnson Bros. Drug Stores and druggists everywhere are dispensing it. Your druggist can get | it for you. If not it will be mailed; to vou C. O. D. from Norma Labora- tories, Inc., Aibany, N. Y. 2s RETURNS DYNAMITE AND D GRENADE ‘Salvage _Store No Refands and Policeman Takes i Then we spared no expense ‘to make the package worthy of the contents. Sealed Tight— Kept Right. You'll always get WRIGLEY’S | . in all its original goodness and flavor. Pure chicile end other ingredients of the highest quality obtainable. made onder modern sanitary conditions. eA: Semapalian fhe developed the product fo oo = and flavor. Peahahne. Package to River. David Murdock, ‘Balvage store at 1424 Olive street, bought a number of unclaimed ex- press packages, “sight wifiseen,” at auction yesterday at the American Express Co., 1419 Spruce street. Early today the auction room with a package, which he thrust into the hands of John J. Connery, in charge of the ‘sale, with the announcement the did not want it. Connery re- minded Murdock that there was "9° refund on auction purchages. Mu: dock said he did not care about that He had walked from his store to the auction room to return the packae= ee ae ee es and if Connery wished to discover the reason he might open the putr- chese. Connery opened it and joined Murdock in retreat when four sticks of dynamite and a hand gren- ade rolled out Patroiman Frank R. Central District, was called in. Fairchild, of Re- | Calvary Cemetery een. mother of Mariin F a. a, fa , as of Ad ven a tx) PURCHASED AT AUCTION SALE | Proprietor Asks for) unnysi inter isin ~ Take the family— Excellent schools for your children. If you prefer, rent a bunga- low and enjoy your own rose garden. Through Pullman from St. Louit to Los Angeles — daily. Santa Fe superior service and scenery -plus Fred Harvey meais—your assur- ance of adelightful trip there. Pulilmens vie Grend Canyon Ne tional Park—open all the year— Will gladly arrange details C. Sartelle, Gen. ee, a _s H. ie my Dist. Pass. Agt F. Ry 296 Asante Bite” St. Louis, Mo. Phones: Central 417, Olive 4021 ed Hoy all the way ss _D ATHS | weer K—On Sunday, Nov. 4 1923, at 6 :30 m Edwin Chaber Hoock believed aon | of “‘Eewin and the late Marcelle pees = | (haber) dear brather of Jack Coar crandson and sepbew in his pr - ..4 | vear s _ Funeral from residence of cle. soba | Chaber 350004 Miami! street. on Wednesday. Nov 7 at 2 >. m.. sep s Chureh | KORNEMANN—Enptered into rest on. Mon- day Nov 6b 1¥U3. at tu vo. m., FPredertek Koenemann of 3515 Nort. Bleventh street, | beloved husband of the wte Regina Koene- | mann thee Ww @ishaar) | Henry Koenemann and Mrs. George Konier, | | anc our dear vrother-in-iew and unele Funeral Thureday. Nov. &, at 2 p. m., ' from Math Herman @ 6Gon's chapel, Fair end West Florissant avenues. (© Friedens Cemetery lLecensed Was & Apollo Singing Society ’ KOENIG—Entered into rest on Sunday, Nov member of the ivl3. at 650 o wm ‘ioiet Norma | Koenig darting dauehter of John L end | Hilde M Koent@# wee Stech). and dear sister | of Hilda and John Koenta Jr | ere Wednesday Nov 7, et 2 po. m., | fro St. Stephene Evangelical Church. Gim- blin and Haile ferry road Invcerment ino Selladonend ne Cc emetery fe?) | LAHMAN—iin Sunday, Nov. 4, 1043, at ll a mm, Ruesell Lahman. televed son | of Herman and Jennie Weabria (noe emart) ’ | deer brother of Bertha. Jennie, “tenert. Or- | Ville, Virginia. Raymond Dorohy and ' Audrey and our dear grendéon ages 10 | years ' ’ = : Funeral from family reeidenee. 1907 Rul- wer avenue. Wednesday. Nov. 7. 2 9. m. In- ; tertnent at Friedens Cemetery | LOG AN—Paesed away on Monday, Nov. 6, | i923 at 6:2%, o Edward L. Le@gan. | beloved husbend of Stella Whitener Logan. | deur father of Mre. Vyelea Attissen. Mre (Dr ¢ Stroh. Harrel E Rober, Wiii- |@uth Edna and Aline Logan, dear oretner lof A. W John F.. Joseph T and N | Logan Funeral from residénce. 5573 ; avenue, on Wednesday Nov ;o m. to Lake Charies Cemetery Lit’i’.—-Eentered tnto Pest. Monday, Nov. 5 1923 Lpuis Lippe. dear «vebanud of Gueta Lippe. father of Morris, Harry, Al- | bert Frank and leaac Lippe. Mrs. ettie | Hireh and Mre Theresa Goldberg. our dear grandfather and great-grandfatter. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 7. at & m.. | from Rindskopf's funeral verior, 521 ‘Det. houlevard Interment at Mount 8ina! tery m*r gel? | LORBERG Entered inte reset on Monday. 5. 1923. at 38 o. m. Lena Lorbera. | bebo wee dauehter of the tate Pred and Caro ltine Lorbera (nee Rust). dear sister of re ' Clara Gog. Mre. Ligsie Hagemann ana re | Emma Seele and our dear sister-in-law and ‘gunt. aged 651 years the Leldner chapel, 2229 St Thureday. Nov 8. at 2D M™.. Cemetery tc) ' | MeRWAN—BEntered into rest on Tuesday. Nov. 6, 1923. at 445 a m., John Brad | ley MeEwan, beioved husband of Stella Me kewan (nee Resinge). dear and Louie McEwan and Frank Mierteach, dear son of | Orimes (nee Eradiev). dear brother, law and unele, in bie thirty-third year Funeral from | Loule avenue, | to Fethania foster Due notice of funeral from residen,e, 4725, to Bethania Deceased wes a member of the Union. (c) | Weet Neturs! Bridce avrenve. Cemetery Hod Carriers’ | MAKTEN eee into rest, Tuesday. Nov 6. 1923 4 m., Henry A t Mar- tery, of ia3e ‘Chbiouars street, beloved hus-

” thinestone, naturday Four children were burned to death | | heey Deceased was 6 member of 6t. Louls Cee aioe: hE nts By arse and another was burned severely ; I I = Gamp No. 3060, M. W. of A (2) | CT ABGEE—Tortoine hell lo Piece aa when a three-story apartment house A | STIS—Entered into rest on Tuesday, Nov 6 | Returs to 4689 Arnold pi. reward nee. : ) 19273. at 6 a. m.. Anne Btls (nee Pitivyk | Gi asus wo - “s ai | was destroyed by fire here yesterday ¢ 4024 & Ferdinand evenue, vidow of - 5——Lam tortoise §=sholl, withedt -__— | Joseph Btis beloved mother .f Jobn F-an pis; fs — Forest 7408] G18] Ma- 18. : ; = ¢, reward ¢ ; 1; dr Charlie Cttilte. Mre Harry | Ne —S At sreat expense we By the As@ociated Press Retail Service Stations | a and Mre James Feuser. ovr dear | GLAS#ES—Loat, tortoise Bnei. getiend PORT ANGELES, Wash., Nov. 6.— | tnether-in-la® ans areoainase™. 9-20 i. al 4 riers Church, Sunday; reward, ° r ; * 4 Thur oy a% Ld . a : ren 7 Jackson, $8, and her 3 months General Battery Company Union Motor Car Company ETS an pariors. Mississivol and A!- | Ci amgllia—tosi on molecbun” lea ates le were burned to death 2005 Locust St. 39th and Blaine Ave. her ase PP deans eve. Ne anenry, | day Bolr of tortoise «hell «lenses pee : ; : i Member @ ? . retur emgale Heo . 4 »» their home at Sequim. Wash. six Square Deal Battery Company H. & B. Auto Repair Company tox led Ales Seif Culture Chub (¢3) Faw me. ee se ; iG (3—lLaost, | heavy tortoise shell. "biaek ruiles from here, while their mother _ Warne and Florissant Aves. 312 N. Ewing Ave. | STRODTMAN— Entered into iife eterna!.| case, marked Kigus: reward. Cabany i . ‘ ‘ ; fi ’ . £ } 924 Genevieve S.. deariv ; i fh2 iwas enroute to the postof 1c6 {or Superior Battery Company Bell City Tire and Battery Ce. i eS. hte ‘of Georg’ W Btrodtman dauch- GLara S ar os oes ane Te ‘mail, accarding to information re- Prairie and Easton Aves. Belleville, Hl. liter of PR as nich - E.. ohareaae ud the late; + near Kirkwood Gnyned a a | Marie D ie s ©. gohnneen, North Woodlaw a“ ceived here. ervic + the home. 4407 North Twenty | ; iav. near W | Southern Battery Company Koeln Tire and Hdw. Ce, ereberrioes St the home. 440% nepiay. tater.| oUF fend. 2 | 2246 California Ave. 6341 Michigan Ave, | ment private at Valhalla Cemetery ed ts aOR —-lavst. i (brary i nage. A. i : . ° : “se o. onne, onGayY eve lens to ey ee eee ‘Park Service Station Miller Brothers | TSMPEl ontereéd inte rest Sunday, Nov- | ween New Grand « Rise! ng P onc Two sisters will marry two | Granite Ci OL iv23. Anna M. Tempel, | af Theo. | ——— tracks (a ban wi? Park and Nebraska Aves. ity, H Tempel, beloveé sister of Mra. James | | brothers in dotibie wedding to- ser » Mra Helen Granger. aunt of dirs | SOE —uitlotn: | 'morrow at .Qur Lady of Sorrewe | pe Ho ' glny- denah, "baie MaPber ont Wiad ft hy if mauntlete | . a . . : ——_ T 1 her Ter) - 'chufth, 5811 South King’s highways a 4 | eo 5 yan tng re 6. Rock's Chureh Ki pede! Th é — Sone - 7 | Walter G. Schwerger, 28 years old jan! Veterman nvenues cdnesee~ net aon ayer ti Pi -y ‘i from ecto, W. | A TH s ' interment tn Calvary Cemeter). te th af ine Channing to Grand | 4049 Neosho street. will marry Mary DEA THs | ace E betes —_) "Tes te ee netatter - A et as : Ss me os | ne to rest, euddeniy, of | ; , | tingten University eae 2 S641: rewerd. McCarthy, 25, 4803 Goethe avenue, DOORMANA—O»n Monday Nov 6. 1923. | FLYNN—Enterec int , a , VYELTEN—Entered into rest 6n Monday. | - ; P that 3 , Anton Doormann beloved husband of Lene | Menday. Nov. D Ee. a. + +4 M hae Now. 6 1923 a 1016 a gm. Louse FF.) MU LES#—Leet "6 e bine = at tne Salriie time that Lins oin \ ‘ ’ , the . , o | Jorhm Piven beloved eu) ‘rye iaAte : : / in ne of Anta Velten - . s oo, one jack. « one da : ' . Doormann (nee Adams). and our dear as end Marvy Fivenn (mee McCarthy’ end Gear) Veiten, be io’ ee us be ne ’ “u. Ver brown: one Hhofse Mule one mare . Schwerger. 24, takes for his bride@|{ bruther aad ororrer-in-iaw. at the ate 0 brother of Timothy Fiyne nee Rel) 7. Gear fattyr OC Se, Ve | T. Meloney. 2327 Dickson: Centra “ . woE . a inn funeral bar ei H wbert A. oka ‘ Elenora McCarthy.: 2! a ga? “a 7; wners some J. 5 Quer es ened | om Colts dear brother — soctingpearnatperinameniiittinnetnaeninitiaaasii | - unere ‘rom ee a gee — Loe’ Re North ‘ergne gg ys vary | ie en, and our deer Nov. @ from family! NECK PIECE-—icat; brown mink, 4 shine: - “|r pig —iege Mby, sale i: ‘hurch. thence Ww edn ween oe ee ee fe) | foi eee 1200 North Tayler avenee, et 8 Grand 42 aie yer el e . - on * f iu 4 ; etnetery + — . ‘ . to’ j re" urn BM S tpere t rewa os. Peter and } a Cemetery ® - ) = ‘Les By a al m o Visitation c hutch, thence ; neadlinestmetneetm ety tite. an_ aca 4 mn * 5 1uEe FEMRENBACH—Entereo in oe gol i Calvary Cemetery (¢3:| PEN—Loet Mheatfer pen an4 shell KAS TERLY—h onda y No v — day, Nov. 6. 1923, Mary Fenrenvacn | N Siaeers, ip cane. between Bb and « ” A Mark 7 Mas oe father of M: Dieh beloved wife f Viekwlas Fehrer ae Teg er inte reat Buntay. ‘ ov.) ob Famous Basr ell Maud Seamen linton end William East ot dear mother of — M - 4. 1923 a Siew cining sireet. be | gf , dear brother ‘ “ t Lasterly e re rann ana i ? V end) , yom: rR =o pene: dear atnedinn’ ~ a : Tae nd Bowarc w Witier. dire Wiltiam F ther ‘of Dorothy and | ane oils w | re jate Aloe Monier e OF —L et : mete of red autate- Cro sus fy ~A is Fets renbact th ¢; 04 of Mea. SN L. Sehwarts ‘ Ay 16) wy iy a e * ton, eo om ev. Saturdays epePes of oo . , 7 2 — ‘es ; emdene " e s t . 7 ‘ i Leaths Fire: €6© times datiy, £1.68; Funeral from Lynch & Tu chapel. #2-% Funera! from the mY J ry } -_ 06 he (pee —. ee, ine | Pik—tAer dine — and blatin remem ‘ dun. $2.00 Extra tines. S0c daily. oF | Olive e@treet. on Th roe © Nov oe ae | Cakiand aver oy hacen? ) yee. : Aiok Be a ey 7 her | = et. Senta oe x inane bes : Card ef Taenkse Memoriam no pp a intermen at elefenu (al ot “* * . po eA end m., Sdward Joseph BPbbing. daring sot +4. toms , aged St a ay = Semi th | Ww ALTER— Entered tnto vant on P le 4 | ant S60 . _ * al e co : ‘ . : re 4) r if we “— : aed «4 H Seana 4" 4 “a » .to Ke re i. and Lar Evptving ‘nee A : : ee nd sieter- i9e3 06th 20 m.. ; |. Funera! from the James J Noone: = eer gg dear ther pe Mre Paw H. | a" the ate = "9 Bw _, i our dear | @ 4b . hue 6a Caroli “Wainer POCK ETROOK—tret. black ewilk. at iors. 271 Giive. te Annunciation Church ‘ruve : iw of Mre Jaco ait rank “4 P | 6th a Se! ec) ijravetté« ‘jiiwe:r A ané Celeste Ebbing. and other-in -ia grapdme't leer afc au f ine wil FeeraM) ear tether ; . prea Theater or feané and (hive of . aed - .~ Sur Gear hepnew grandson UOrother-in-ma~ = Kar aoe! Theredey NO Ls a! L sO oe} Waiter Mre W M. Ojgendéorph i" if - mar (Vive car, Monday mart finder coll ea ntaee aee eae —as. and cousin in file thirteent?! year "7 f oun residence 4107 Nature brid: "? |) Dove and Vre Anton —_ hee + wey Cabany #858] Mondes Nov 6.1923 at 10 a m. Syives- ‘Funerai Thuredky, Nov &. from family . Bethany Evangeiies! Lutherans | dear brother, father in-ie* granctather | 65 eT RDAK—Ueat binek leather | aber oF a egy A ge 8 me a+. ~y Pm mang 2 a. “a | Delia Brown. Mre Jennie Gamache Mrs ogi SS Rita's ¢ naeeh, eee rte) ‘ EMAGHTY —Latered ote rest on bomme ee Thuredas - 8. North feligs reward. - ' Filgebeth Ree! and > Margaret Heavem- i vary Veneer Ligue woti® oT ifis ‘ DS aoe wis a! a tas ov from: :. Drehman cheape. ~ | be - eral will take place from tne reaidencé a ~Dntered ito rest, after @ iif Geteent> Wednesday mornin Neon 7. ot) ‘and benieverd me a Se "* F ‘naan r rrigee t is ch, Ab 9 ang OF au " : . f w £ . uhet ‘ er - ¢f Mt 4 , t his brother Charlies Brown. 4510 McPher- nx iliness vn Mundas pow » see ~ 30) frum farmiis residence, 9TLO Midge ave Re ' mbre Grotte So. 47, «@ Im PC Ae heeded M | 9 5) > m Emme P. Endres (nee Feess) of & _ ‘Iatesenent ot | a Aiham b eon avenue. on Thurecey Nev 6 at @ SO 1s om piace beloved wif? of Engel-| nue. to & Mark's nuret . ltional Union of © gna Y ng neers oh fom a ave an 6436 lo'clock to Cathedral Church interment tn “ear mother of Rey George Cajvary Cemetery ey | BAP ; Ceivary Cemetery bard Endres Gee : Aden bere of the Married Met e Bedeltty Oo eee rast es E eo Ime est on Monday Endrve and on et - a. ant ts » eines. ot — “Mark es Parish will seeett bh} os St | _ " 3 5. ee ee 5 strte? } r [ . = Arnet her ' ah ; bia ’ : ; & ral | Wow 6, 1923. at 12:20 a m., Margaret St the axe of 8 vears i Mark's Schoo! Hai Tuesday ot & v a UNDERTAKERS working a Theresa OCarten,. dear sister of William J Funeral! os enor rg ‘a7 Ot SE 3U « - ) reaiGence mace Ww nio ree , emis & Soran” Abe Caren and MO | Sorin, Fark Cay snsag cre cote. MNS iOS at 7-90,6 my Mare Qimneet | PEETZ lense tetee i me ' oe _-A eet ‘ Funera! from family residence. 0575 tas Lat Ane end Parsons (Kan.) oapers inee Nugent). widow of Jobe . | ton Sevenue. on Thursday. Nov. &, at, 8:30 | — ; le) mother of Jobn and KaAware Seo and a NEW |} Peters HOME ia m. to 8 Séwards Church thedbment | = rest on Sunday ete James and Willem m Gigeson | Soamatber | —_ - 8 eae. _ erin ary r i

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1922. his 5. __@F THE WORK OF THE WORLD LOOMS L. reauired. Get them through a “Help” Want Ad.“Wa__ ‘i a eT LOU POST- DISPATCH ——— SS = 7 HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS ___ SALESMEN WANTED MEN — Chevrolet 760) 2.4D4™2 COCK —And een LOST AND FOUND WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. SITUATIONS_MEN, BOYS = " Lest *% Paras Hi a painting, plastering. af MA N—Sit_. colored woshes light hauling [ Hie mam ose pg 2 — wa | SaLESM ~ ; 3 : nabie. We Know how. Lindetl’ and work around place. 7 to 11 and 1 to ired. Phone Kirkwood 113. fe) | Sal E=MEN—CS evrolet Century Auto She> - | Mhoigan. Kiversde 38 PU Lost. »d by widow. im toliet at 5 (cS) 3 >. ™ fur ish truck: $30 a wees Bu — sonia casei fee. daeeeall POW ws et : - mont 22973 MAN—About = = years old. two om genera! ¥, o ~ 2 Re ‘ > a : 1 en paper. SA32 Lis - i aes Tae ne ae nt isi odin b Be-ker Gro- aL EN mee to sell 7 mineral an ae Ab eae _Deimar S473. Lindell 5245 W. *Bondte! arany 34. (e3) S King, 3 tex eal) — 1890 t “— car a papered, 3) wo: dnting: reason- — wants job in private famicy. ca! The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | ry _ Co. : geod position for ee ar $10 co | Benton 1880 between | nn 0 ere arse Ein sell ASEM or rite make cas sengenanie Lome Me Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be | ; a S30 S15 daisy. i a ae cnet > _—— preemmen mene nerens - pa pered. t a» U ee ry _ a * — 7 wh Sad “ mi. an a. 4 = . i | UNMER apered. Cipstemes work fuaren- | Donald. eased € : ssi given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoudt between 10 and 1 0 201 Rutger st ic23)) See Pas S815 Kosciusko and receive liberal re- | Bhegge 7 “14, MANAGER—Sit. legman, werchandiser. ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped uddressed envelope. i MWEATCCTTER = 194) Park S. seme eae seen aK ee he , i Ger Bros... ws ’ ~ = wad -. ' (cS wenter. NTs ae ee. ey badass pauline go day's2he Ta Oe ni a Oak abs a . a stock of wal . paper wh toh Bn roan > ' 3 = mg _ . : a iii gee or TTT) ye 4%. 373, Post- Dispatch LORRANE—A nickel five-cemt/ 50 ny America. By treaty, Nov. 158, MECHANICS—Two: Al: experieiced om SalLESMAN—Expenenced y poultry. —— ney 1424R 1c OFFICE ; BOY—16 sauaee ma , Beck iece dated 1867 is worth from 5c to/ 19 ratified Feb. 23, 1904, the Unit- f White trucks only. 2122 Chouteau. (c3) and produce lime: chan in NM ‘i “or bett 12 > 34} XV _Main spied Ss ed ¢ *- - ——- the Ti ght to coo. | MECHANICS —Having Ford agency *x\, Ld vie if PER BA a—E.; ans oe M2) ore ag Payot in. the isthmus, a stri (the Canal Zone) Meier 4166 Olive ic); _ea-cervice men) given preference. nas " om ee ic 1inacil - ae : > oo 4 . “ : ~ = ‘A — FT Der IPROFESSIONAL|| noise eee eee | SSS, IY ied tet ote RE an he cee et | SERS ee ae See oe 2 ORS : Mh apy ln AT pemecnnetins Wimare teins Ss ewer side of the canal, for def ensive pu shop and furnish own tools, SALESMEN—See ; gi ocery 4 vears expermem i streets te . , . : helper; best of references. Linde!! 3136W yes “oleae sper poses in the bay, in perpetuity. and proposition te right man. 160.) reet Terrace —?—- named ay (eer aanecy. 216 Washington oe Sige eat : “R. Vv. IP. ‘eh thee close_ sanitarw and other purposes. The MEN—aAnd young mes. Apply Fred : ut. ¢ . | : ~~ -_ . D z as j bo . 34 _ -_ ~ . » _ Finder please ca!! Grand P1038 reward (c3 Articies, Medica “= c daily, 0c Sua RESIDENT SAL ESMAN—Sii: oO 5 Answer, . partment. No private ind! riduals 28 trains: lone runs. 2049 : —— oe es bee gg nae ior “guirt ~@ITi.] os % . n : Seema — oul-of-teown egate Sic daily 0c Sun. Louis with largee grocery foil - gi are permitted to acquire iand there. + ‘N for —— —"s 6230 Re- aa in is carried on extensively. cart: chanc for vancement. be- oe a | 2 wise | 10x24. border $2: .~d 3 7 OGD * ons 6 cee oe s genentnag Bin in Pg SENG © Seb St Ss TNDRY Y HELP—And ao . ss , ee ' Bcoountant Gesit few more cli- SALE SM AN——Sit. . jesires conmection. ¢: hatice hol t c ti the spirit grade neckban - _ = = - Ol id fashioned plates and his- 617 Victeria Ses nem? ro right cart Sunday. Nov. 5 in Stat day 4 a Extreme tired of work you are coing. ven'ngs Lindeil 4745 ZY @&. 30a preparations. appearance piay—S 7 umes dai’y Sc. Sun Se. cumes, cuth and West __ Box H-94. Post-Dis ic? ~ 4) Building, New York. than half is uncultivated. The for- | MEN— Teo neat appearing men with good. J jeansenent Bae a? . 4 persona! th orecen Vv . . , PAPER BOX. FA tween 4 and 6 p. m Room 24, ‘3109 s lost Uct ha rT ’ mt Bcceu unt ne =2l income a4 : os os ol eth : } “ : ae "> Ty ccd! mee EE ae tga a creer lermor ent@rtainin . Imvitations may carry 5 MEN WANTED les se and resident of St. Louis. (c6 re = vy. Mocntion age and experienc ee oe q ressers OD soft collar shi for —., C. Bates, 5231 ‘aterman — ——— paiinnino es — ; a mest ;, , P $07 . ; ores x ¥-2 = Dost_D con lication. This process is slow, h men and women. pesition selling «a Dev ‘ 8, fn do Bre ‘ - = * : he . , . . 7 > 7 ’ ; : 4 se caruges, warehouse buildings. : wk. Cabeny S14TW. ; Fickory; 16th and Locust, 1p ER rin tT By Bins a tage — a sat be SS See 7 3) ¢at'y Sc Sun se ——— | rela! ’ “there for®the informa- est resources are great. Stock rais- — ~— ot wust: Food _ pay to : yoo ag Oe ‘ (wee iranite City ; bast aL ren : _ ; SS. f Sous acter, 1 body’ Srasssis re AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING who.tale —— Box F-382. P.-D.'& : ) | OLD TIMER —A party given in Mr. Hoth. (o3) ee ~ ' — a of 1860 can be made very ~ x | trade. 2ot oe. x —— pone nafs F eed fin 2 - ' > iN SHE Rn nos 2 Ms Qusley. “912 East Wash ipringfield, of in@tes ox O98 P -D icde a ae, een . — ~ $f) | ec a ers: enperees shirt iscciiesiibiiininiatiiiinpiteeninteeee ; — —— —_— = ‘371. Post-Dienatci . fuice, : lay u cay, the request to appear in the garb o are out work apoly a : ALESMEN—City. commissic: = —— — ae ber SPECTACLES—Lost. ar an 3 ai: - mowed h ' ALESMAN. — — — mo ae neni - reasive. r¢ j "¢ ; } m ? ‘ry rré i ne LA .e. A piain pa Ip = nae of the jargest ‘ Po rn ¢ bp ot a — r 3! — som 26465 vest . TOUNG LADY—St« married. good : : ard. Cal! De! mar 845 I ; Sa ~3 PRIV TE gee ne NG E . ' 2 ures, rs wo me The steacy good refer- ; r rts , "y ei ia ai ‘ lot} . : f) _=: 4 > ’ i: i} >. e¢. * , mir . e 12 't. OF ? dd L20T ‘7 , i) . -' a _ ee - be | —— — "i . , ’ ¢ : . “ea ta3% . : —_ . 4 (simi afTL2 2. 7. ci - , — —_ ; 4 6 OE am), P = n ee -, : " ‘ ; ne coriee., add to the = : - : = : - pa gag med 7 ; , " “y CHAIN AND CH Aci keaks i’ LEARN TO Cars / "tae. , anc snow 0 :a! ; ‘ -- the evening. A program wo li ) UBM mS | | Pertiac Hineei. Ems | > - . or ? 4 Re : Li 7 4 ? ; ; ~* +s ' b _ Kinioch. Y= teat ME tw) We mubte. aaapamae “anger ia S vane : ” ane ickly ey oot et ey, Soe ‘Tf you have confidence that — a tne Syparenined s : Sen ra GIR — ine the old | war Songs, would be ex- oF age 2 bave cons other men . . 4 = . . — owe. . . - sting. The meno ; : s weed : Pe . = WaTcH Loe: ; FIN gue ; er SLTUATIONS—WOMEN, Ls IB B. c. eedingly intere ergarization. c : Eigin ome ae’ — wetel REFINED Gancing at Cast q Sd st = a SENOS E iPHER— ; 7 , or the follows: Bean soup. Pinice bo ies : er | ‘hate i | ‘ ae ae oe ee, oo eee ras i. . | POORER ESPER STENOSES = il ‘m, gua! 50 crackers, roast lam = O04 Pontiac Bid va Sars wok. ms q | eee erd and,Connecticut. Sunday eve- mys: special ° mat : e3 Pox 320. Post- spatch (=) lumDia, | nmeepe! . pot s tur? LERS—Experiencecd hand ers 1 ee. 8 ae PSs bi ; keepsake; libera! reward if returned S‘ructions every Tx an ida: ae ore a OGRAPH i | rec ree! eas, baked atoe nips. econ than Mackin ; ' ; — ood 329 Nestm nster at to ur Heiman, 4637 ; Virginia. pings: private lessons by xnoormtmen: ics) “VASE ein cee” pein s, cold s batted Co. S. 234. : iseion basi x, prospects: aa + ’ 7 ae sa 274) emg S's ah custard, pound c , it, nuts an . - em Cc: earn $8000 : . | _ TO0 Si has : F : u Cc. Pp : eld: $40 per ie 7 el F : A. 3 eS a -ond floer : white; | perienced. Must furnish WHITE POODLE— Lost. -turn 25 Lenox WESTMINSTER HALI—3806 (vive. is . mi. Reward Forest 1470. o} ae 500. Classes open every Monilay eve a - expertence 3 that me, = coffee. mor: tunity ‘ ad‘ ancement. r* o ning cs) : = . — ' , . -~ - : ~ img s igh : (cA a ae i : WRIST WATCH—Lost white eS Fe a egr =s : enton —“ 7 N FOR rio? — —— — ; ; i. —— ee ee . ~ . = shape; Thursday; reward. 4179 West ESSMAKER—Sit.: expe! ae LE¢ AL MA N. OPERATOR—Experie f I Scaeetil tLametdinmatin chat aie nm adect —— 7 ae 7 Platt, 6159 Liane wane ; lag thtes: ant y the we my Kin¢ o (By @ Member of the § - Louis Bar Asssctation.) ing Over Machine: : : ' af oan making ¢ IRL ao coo _ ferenee. ne gna SERrS Piatinu m. , "Ee I inmvesticat- = woe ee nae gg = =; TH HANK" rou —The deed ; " , —The prod uct rou propose out of town fact ory. ? paegrem back. tease cal) Forest oce t issing people: confiden:‘: ; . aang! —_ = “ws ' “nm tt U wn the rket co s within . - -¢ . ward we . = me oly Wntrown district Fa SFFIC —e- it 0101 nts ¢t | ns o 6h — seutinenippeenat eee or grand Leader: reward Ca” x ws SR WM. E. A : a: irrimk par 5: u - > Fo" | the details of — PAINTERS—tTwo unicn. 2719 Chivvewa.ic 2asIww “ ‘s adowine. invresticating. | t igsin ——— _ - 2 —~ =" z ‘ ‘ — ae ee oe oe : Tons S19 Title Guaranty Bb) ‘ GIRL—S! ¥ colored. = ' ees th ee men- | F* ee , PAINTERS—Nonunict=2900 N. Broadwavr gold. nite, ATH Test, a a Ww , 2 ©) cleaning Somont 162% i ed : Promen an corner Wright yi , : -_ soeemaneilinesn ‘s ~ ; % od > = _ " ? ~ ou ‘ ' 4 ~ * . . + L NTER , — ou ; an > a — . wt s i ‘= between —— Shaw on vrt'e ay.. nae BAe, -—_ _— ei ies ie - a ignt na Olive streets, > 14 Shaw GA or tside men: epen 6 — SALZSMEN : “ales > ; n = = o ED word: Coll_Grand_7083. 2) DRESS“AKING—MILLINERY Soames ge Board of Pollke or | Cai tates Food and toh. wits e Dentral * . » tea _—_— : 3 Sit.. aged 70. as cashier ox : gd oa 4 Omm.saSsiot annie “tion office. and the will gi FaINTER—O me good. for outside work. AP- ig ; + pits ~~ = : efi cutzine | mac? ines wages $18 per FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING—Mrs. __or switchboard operator. Sqx Y-45 P.-D > ae} mi — ionfmannaat ion a - . : : fur bert aD . “gear “Sy ; Ma in. — Pierce, 5889 Bartmer. Cabany HOTSECLEANER—Sit.: 2 dayvs a week ne aS oe F cite, HAE to gag ac H. And nters: cal! ful but oc ‘3 - ; i19 N\. &h ae ee . ~ a + oo = giria. ‘tie (c62) 3303 Franklin ev - : “ be) > ® a) i : 4 a7 ACen eJ3 ask for : ‘ : = a} wer machines ~ wort on carst 2am 2 : — . : . ~- x ers eam. sea . ano _ > ae FASHIONABLE dressmaking. bemstitching. HOUTSEGIRL—Sit : 1 how ra. ; : oa te - 47 - , : . Stan : , - a ae . =o Lg NM TF ~ ir ati ’ ; . ~ ’ ; eee. m . ‘ ; . ‘ ; ~hauffe ur = | a on cao : _ = at Smmockimg. children’s ciothes: reasone bie ored “a! o>... , oa st : : ae = : +U in L¢ = - , m License Collector's . . . : Call F t its £ind@ im & rc : ~ - e 7 : a] wn , ; : ; itl pi housework 826A Wyomin : ri h rticle he City Ha! ity 2 ur’s 2 ty te care © ou tial : ~ ence end aa | [Ol SBGIRL Sit ~olo red alt dar , nrovides that uct ; wr f.7 *\ aa STEERER: Tr wwion Ret! , ee a i a - G-oT Pee INSTRUCTION a pemedins ork. — : af 1} the article | for te chauffeu icen shone «Bild t Overiand lavten | => a erators on muslin unde LADIES—Learn "hairdressing manicuring 5% seams. wi pn che expir of $0 c@&nm operate a § C GS me « - = : . BOR ce campy I 1. yi BUSINESS CARDS Sh eink chan Be Louis henna nt MOUSEKERPER—Git.: c segiri. Ref- , ; the date of the failu street with these lic t=. + 7 “aa Ss) gg te 3 |. @nd outing gowns; st EL and might cimsses : my > oe , au our $10 per rear. which can be obdtained perienc Box Y-37TS8. Past-D itch. (Fi ere z wey > — | with | ay 5e) ; : . . : ; v7 pen 7 at ne =e . WALKER D. (x. co... 1 Beauty Culture cc ?%h = pone, 00 A ore ; onstnes - ——_ . interest a ba ey i ™ > st ww c si ’ + SE io : ’ : . as > ~~ . —— . ~ -* > EN rane” Tc SoS uty > ure . . » 3 . i ‘ oe ggg mm ker ha ; at the Customheouse, Eighth and 2, ‘i. \ ‘ songs EE me oe , ; . SI emg paennce : BRICKLAY’G * TUCKPOINT’G > gh * sami, s ana eae ’ est e Ri : ase F x4 — oJ : ; . ~ peg a> 29 * hang b -——-~ ~. , nave @& new men acd | for magazine — Tr om — ang - i Apeeses and aproms: if you Ds : r.} > img nh e PCStiSs : - + gee leaps. Meagan ' . . — ; é : 2. nossery salesmen and insurance men — CU work heet _ Hf ice. Box Y-it , , , 4 } nout by th ims. a an ave ci a brand-n Mito = var you to rides. he apply to Ts; = 4 = > T? > of! =? Z . . : letter writer will teach vou rapid! “« -Dis toh iene 8. 1N = 5 . 23 ‘ * : : =. DS extra goed Man ony S006 Unicn a if Tea. live men for high-class speci ie se = | aAi. = rer : ” ne old houses made into flats; paint- aw c Unde , i . Colfax LS ic ‘ such Men = offer spiendid propos: - al e centiiill : a8 a — —Apoiy Mate : gy Eich r an . wor. APpir Ir at. Columbia Bre wery = r Forest w. ‘B) — — im the morning. F. Ahbre 20th and Madison sts CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS So: = num? Pex G-86 P PAINTER One to take ~ ful narge SPECIA L TY > shor _Mr ae Sliv Pine. = a. a - 4 LAUNDRESS—Sit ‘a W « i a? ’ Bro i ip or ‘4 rages and general repairtag cous or ~ —e gp wee ee ach as t un in, pane : A : , onze, Sime & Wolr 4470 Kossuth. GOVERNMENT C ERKS—Nen- women. St \DRESS— ints 5 Gays, Ween grok “ ‘ the us gre OR cannon: agg : = GIRLS—For 1: : a? : od pet (030. Zood DaY¥ a . —_—— A yp Bae 2 —~ . rs ‘ sa cicredt 4 : i ies "a - mre . (c30- Loais exam! maiton Nov. 19 . St ul im nHec« i- ‘ : : =I S.CTeg .« , CONTRACTOR a builder builds bunga- = Ozment. Louis, Mo. 1 7 =) coenamnt Saree : ee 8 —_—e selina és ; : , | Forest 1874. ‘ | : ken > $34 sis . ‘+ : ; net a ——. 7 “a ; Sgt PrsHEns— : sun pariors,. ga raiee or Slit aan sail _ - Brick: old reofs reshingied: alterations of S—Hairdressing and beat uty ‘culture .UNDRESS—Sit.. colored; referemces. Bo- ime treatmen 3 a . ‘A . . . as . 7x7 QD . . ‘oe . " . r 3 4 . - : ‘ 2 = ” J _ * ’ z — . ail kinds; prices reasonabie. Call Benton i] aoa you independent; learn it: “mont 1312 R. is nc ite: cure. - _ ma: y | ¥sis, a Lit > mit x ¢ eee - eniv men with wend . Ll_— » % 306 or Grard 7464M. (cd) teach it dy practical experience we t LAUNDRESS Sit merencead cs - -hec uD ur cendciticon undcerstc ; YpA: } mé . ~ ite 2 pene - ¥ saDaws ’ > . aced in j — ; oo) Ss. 18th. bi HakpDw ewe you when qualified im good position or your : *oo Ss. ;' 7 te lL? a i u i] .dere "au ILO!E Ma > > we Te on terms. call oar write for ca’ - ——— a at F = pnabonedanen ~ ne - ee ~ Se oe mage: ® ’ . _ : . : ; yg = - ee ~ gt rds: : , _ 4 Fo "OLDE uf ~ 5 an > = leg M: > er ' ‘oi lege. R10 ~N 6th = i 2 : So . 2* »“¥ : “, . *e 7 5 . « ' So e : - ~ . @4%4 os 4 Buy ar d 4 work | mit “LERK—Registered assistant or ex- ~ “ : >» - - ~ —* ~~ a. , ane e: = r> "4 . > t-i : ta 7 pert Pp ~uwTn y rrr st "ave city exper m 3 : completing day or Shs ‘t Annie =a — - omen - ee Victor ieisi. Grand 3457X to 1 and & to 10 ~ Twenttet> ; a aoa we rs . «— 16 for 2 x ere. 2430 S 7 ) sugcge & LUipn, ice» = ‘ : ic LAUTNDRESS—B8ir.; fi: sCTRL eee Reetidian te 200 1 Baiiv: re ct a — nate : 2 ~ BS SSS housec)ea her ca. Thurs >. a : ' : : —— gg totine . gienc = 3 ; WRIGHT DOES IT. RIGHT Roment #8" ‘ ¥ kT. worl irug siorm pout 16 yearns =O LAN——Must ve = c = ————— >... AE SS ae ern: : ~ nar n & ' i”. 6S reneay : 4 wt - aaned - es oaete tae ‘ wo . fa) - - PATENTS odtatne ice and fo free : : hingten : - ee pe Main 4848 for : Larson, Les ~ 7a st. Ol > Porcerseee : nee nel See Seah seamen. ate == “RR pe a) CERCL RER . meruets _ ~* . eet. ) TECTRIC. OO." 203 N. Bane * SO Sth BEe at ee aie aa ca an a. ae : Tre Rail = }¥—-See Mr. Buermian. Seana.) .& ; . be a4 a. — . ar " és sa i 1 i icsccey a ‘ay : ay GEN SERAL APPLIANCE co... 1" —- meretal Sheet Metal. 1915 gO Forest S740 BA MSTRESS Si: acewin ee aa month ox OG. Pom- iapatcn | Room que be expert on ™a- Y» @rive truck. Apply Ie oct (cM) Ps 4 aaa AM en —— * SS Se, ee see cs) , to lady. Fo ¢ 2345) ot : : ~* port urs: i > nes n- out of tewn en Ca.. 19% Pime st : : pep , ; - on 53 W Jit TES ae ac. ae Ww own saop for sevV- YOUNG MAN— ; . : . bs rc cement js Ff 286. : ™! ; , MAN——Si ei. ool ork oe unnecessary, fine opportunity ‘to competent men. Those with -« ang strancemen: io Ta 236. Post- spate. a as. EXPERIENCED OB - ott a 4 4 Jaks a AGB a SA Ailes NAD bag AA RS ned Al 20 RE eat ie DON ets BG ax! 7k . _ » - ¢ 2 - eo fer were “ here exper ‘ ma E ; , Cal ' Porest _ ‘ : » co ntry = ; ‘ ¥ an hs > a “= 37 : = - te " ain Laat Bo F-31. ee og gy aga age page : a me a oan on. | Soe furniture house ccween 2 ror™ eur+ a yanoocanere- = wa aa |Preferred. Apply between. 2 _silling tasches, Ber 0208 _F-D_ te ASSISTANT LOGUE AND GENE a. roils, coffee oc | ~ o__ - tue: matertal ‘arnished. TOO oan 4 D. m. ; ' Tce ; Mart : ~* >». Slst and St. Clair = net i@ advancement. 62 } ‘a | WANTED “ ONDITIONS, TUNITY FOR A} OD SRR ods 1c WI SMe: - _? ~ ~~ cs a asi cotaen nd =~ ; aca Ee Sea ae - a = ct or. re ea__s first om temairiaer oF a _ Soria: re bering iet- Grst Loui ay 1) ™ ; = Mr Rich 2) a Bee eg ? new Sure. ee ue,” Geil phone Trier a ohuegs a — rk. pPESHELMAN— ING _— Ss a tn "4 le ' ' - . oo. E a ry , Trery t : - . 7: re t- Jt: Ne ties = ages Tae Tall Orting 7 tz SS Pare HEI P wy ANTED = . - FN — “eS . we 7 $i} APPLY AT ONCE: S ¥R. a EDVANCE MOVING GOS 3 ShePUeen maids “wack oori fellow en 'R ir of mization *t x: wil : 2 oe _— — ar “ SFUL saving with bendec : “Hi $Y FER Bes er ences ate WOIMAD " a mald like ' ‘ | : a a ¢ . HANDY MAN—Wth 1 or 2 years exper- ar in ~ saggy venga jh se lien — qr Ls borat OKEE. oni ret t. 33.7 per hour Becmeont-Cen ~ ‘eer , mont 1 take Gi 2 of children ; puwarine: 2 ' ; . ne ho tae and @r:l-prees work. Ap- — . ; mer = ‘oon rs —Tt T : x HOW 2GiRL—W hte. op generai Bt x | Supervisor, 4l11 North 1 a oe ae cae ; = n. ~ ate 2 4 : at a ve x age eatar ev ->- ® say on 2. i Grard TOUNG UADT—DOesn Ce Tat ‘ Ternessre 1 | o WISH 7T [D> AN ACRD "= en saan Wases 5 an > hk ' » dre Ot emit niy. BO “~y . wiew ee — , — t : ' illest on ; j = SEMAN—White. goed. steady. with city . ) PS EN BOUSEGI2L—Cewred. for MOV: ING AS ANE ae OO. nercowes a iain -coeeneet — | a a _hotel Teferences. Westmoreland Hote. APPLY BETWEEN 46 P.M. work. go hame nies S279 G8 2 ut . a in oe~ a ; ; 2 "oor amd Marviand PONTIAC BLDG. : > GENER al MANA ork r ra Trem! = il a+ - - —" : 2 RL— Fi , ul E LP WA N | E D Be ay 6447 Arsenal festic Hotel. sak . : L. 4 POR ERY—I nteiteent ivy 745 8S. 32 TT. eting Co THN0 cd =e Seruggs, Vandervoort & Barney _* AN & TAY LOR TRL ERS at.: vouns im: i ST ; ? . a work, Cc ty . Rea- — ‘ — nee gal moving of household gets. SSW gees A sein a ie) os . os wuleer ia a or 4 : &6 : , ; ns’ - i. . > a4 ; ——.. SaFENTERS- 31) pe >» ~ ___* > ; = “s eS > eee, ie TR R-——Most be ~~ ra . @. oa ‘3 ; Ma’ Indutrint Home. 35 not smainL—re ee . ; : ~~ ‘ ~ avec . ' iPS we * 5 fail ~~ » ™ casa n : —! fl pom eae wars © LEATHER BLOCKER MAN—To cut } er ce . — — 7 moses Forest S50. with hand mailet: ome = “BEN. A. . LA! YG AN a wae jon ae mage ration 7 imily fc. S . 184 wience weferred Kalen Ce = = Mamville. mornings. , . — S 4, RS “Test rar , & , — — :; TRAN Hote. FIREPROOF STORAGE ©: A om Cty mferenc Call 8 a He. se eh nnag . LIGHTING FIXTURE ASSEMRLER—Ex- | moneeres sctiinaitiiiieaicii st iN Ae rerommentatiee =n | Kingebucy and Adeiaid persenced; steady work. Bax 0-33. P-D. SOLICTTORS—To ol cloves! tram bouss-te- . ct house in cttr. [305 Washinetcn ‘c@) amen © of pansy . way BW RD 7 we —— we" gc age - LT Ni all 3133 ° Freight Forwardin antec mote’ or oe oa cn «eher pamtions ihrough am Sast on a ; —- PARTHERS WANTED . S| bg = rR & og : " id : . . . oie a . ont ee — a mor om —y" ie ~ : all 7 ’ o. STS C- : . aOo Tom D =? arket ) MAC HINIST—Fire-ciagse. Apps 212 Wt omens RETURN LAeArD © 4 — Frm iit temas > Wir. . >" f = mem? Let Rat. . IS%2 Wastenercn. LO fcc ae ya again : ; ae : : DEL "Cc aATESSFEN MAN—Aige to heip nm oe : i ‘ = a i ‘eaniter. for — - - etc eer S858 “Simear bi : . hu) Gtng Lait- -, . Exp wt =. PS. 10th st. ted, aot pas ely SR gp Fy ne ae Sanita rum. SN. Tarier MAN Se. > Meokantitaily imciired_ penton “ me _. anal writs — _-= 7 : SW aSHER— 3028 X. Bradway ~eference. DRAIN Le rere “SS work is Gud more and to Giliver.( DRIVER Te Serve oredmce wasee! all ai man and at xX. Mw x. Ring's fad

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TU ESDAY, BOcESER +, 1922 Ow” THERE’S A PLACE FOR EVERY CAPABLE WORKER! Right here in this town at good pay. Watch the Help Wanted Ads. “®t postioiienren, 29 nn TURSDAT, ;, » BK EEP Ee R—Cal) Riverside 192W. HELP wtp ee NOVEMBER 6, 1939, D Gepen bere — ie vas apartment. rao | MELP WTO. WOMEN, GIRLS BUSINESS FORSALE | ‘BUSINESS FOR SALE —« HOUSEHOLD « GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED sares MUSICAL Soy family. Box 0-1: P--D. _(c2) WOMAN—To_ Meio in milk room on small} a aALE eee UR LP -WTD.- -——WOMEN, G e : 2 EP LR—Care of 4-9 year- oO) id: [ua - a ry pares : ood piace for 44. “a with FIN NESS FOR SA 4 a. - :- 4 OUIS | EXCHANG E. INC. rl RNIT i Ke—- > Tooms comp) ete. includ rt ' N 1’ yy ss rn ane » £4 wf aw loved. no laundry: esod hh sini l | c a oute ! } Hy) E LOCATIONS, REAIL BA RGAINS J yo + wey | helene t ' TURE Wri —ANs description, small SAFES WN iohe Os dé Organ: or Sa TRL ' aio y N: “cd av oe - hace? 2 aL) rote CASH OR TERMS. 708-709 Victoria Ridg.. &th and igor ust. | 4 ait vy g ve tL ‘victrola. ele tric lamps oF ree iots: rugs Weich, Cabany 5° re - Raum nan w 4) ceed, roel a ees peu Pian and ans F e ic9) SAFE 8—Ov \verstocked with Aerrina-Hall-Mar- | ViCTROLA— With One arm. vee B10 K—And general _ housework ; whi . = ¢ n Grand 6404W. (c4) -— GVe N (4) start: references. Cabany Weg: 350 i REPER—Refined, economl WOMANS ‘ lls i ore ; ’ 5 omens Fie ) cai. 3h ’ ws ’ * 1" ai f ; ; ea i—For cafeteria Apply bet wi — (et, ae home. no hich wages 5319 N En- ene, LF, 3-year-old child; small ap ) Axminet a ees rR NIT UR Meta, 1 ——Badly: _ contents vin. clase A tabe! fireproof sales; alap EF tWeen ¢ a apart - a} : -rier Tug sil flats. dwe!l ee Sone — 30 ( 3 light housework and lady to ase st with CIGAR BUSINESS S500" id - Beers rm rmanent wave | Pre oad retr prerator igh thy used; Wi} sac- FURNITUKE Wtd.—Best ca Cash orice —4 nents ne orest Ridge” a =: Soutett a Sie chi) dren: zoo hone An nm old established wholesale business With y } e office bulldine where rent ; th, ‘ oo ne wilt con vine 6: no deaiv-rs. for contents of flata. awelllnge ‘large 2636 Cantonal EB sapy—To address envelopes. “ irove, Pine Tawnu Delinar| over 3000 active neccount s: shows a paving | is ~¢f ai Oo cine Gaily oon Ber s* = saving in cost x >. | machines, beds. th: tte: _ sewing STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES | while they last. Cail toda iin seemieen (c62) s rst-class fixtures; price) 333, Post his» ateh tables and cabinets. dining tablea. chairs la ‘ ‘ ah | RECORDS—Vietor and Colum 4 BROKERAGE Co., Fen} phones: Ol ve 14°74 .149 *K FU RNID rl RE—Heat ng stove. Sa: M Noor general enettnonts ° Ge le. } ufework and help ners| Tottice 30 Olive st.. eround (eo). We offer the following (subject to prior | _jeum uz 9x)” rot about rem YOUNG GiRl—To seater wi | : — i st with a0! we work _ | aunvangehitntene ae exnerierfi-e CONFEX ON r party mene ine. dinine ' ‘} ‘ = TY any. & 344 unnecessary: good home Cad. hie. +4100 aan ee cane bavimenie | CAR CA- Ge pe - — ne mac nine, dining suit | NX Grand indel! a “Ky ing stoves. a sc al : For Sale . lections: 2 ; each, ee ~ Faas; a ee + ae aerate y To ; PACITY — wd anid hn 4 - 2. ae) aetaaie inane | jaet. Call today cree na IUNG GIR? To work on collars = 2) “Batali hed 15 vears « GAS ; FU Ad NIT "RE Witd.—Hlie - CRUG #TORE FIXTURES and fountain, pets ‘ ) ‘ ‘Ollare: - : ixhe ‘ s on West Waehington GAS =, NG E—M; aleetic: en om ‘ Hie hest_ ‘Cash. pric e for . aa thd 14 141) NeCeRSsa ry Metropolitan . ONFECTIONERY—And light lunchroom, pI R is repait department. waeh department 9125 Vernor ay : condi jon. inde ‘of hovuseho'4 geoda. furnit ure, seda fountain booth. 6072 Maple. (62) | KES paths ye om — aane Pnnegtes — ron a ' AE ‘ Cy’ t+ | Schoo doing food Dbugitieses good | iw) untin ited amount of . e . h : tire Deaf Forest 4463. Cont = g tes = ae E P Eee..§ uM toes | a SET Employment Dept.. 17 and $45. saien Sey ane ae Ay $700 fic a se000 an 23 seater — ae OC APYs ee IE - oni ‘ mo ‘g2eararenrah @ “— — : “de a ——~- ’ Tceea Woman in tea and . esta Wa eh i salon onpets ———— = > + - —- nn? | other busy jittle place with 3 rooms. n ‘ROCERY-MEAT MARKET. HEATRER—Quick Meai 2-hole kitchen heat- lj deascrictions, iarge and emal! lots con FIX TURES—And equipment for beauty par. | ; 66-6 Delmar or pp 8 4: 7 Per: $28: price $840, Also have a corner “é All white enamel fixtures; meat and gro- | er. $270. $0028 - rom): cst (c) | tents flats. dweilings. highest cash prices. lor ;,_aiso househo!d ood Cabany 516, ' So aay WANTED ton with fountain. ete, for $1200 Our free (gery aenartment. complete weekly busiwess | HEATING RTOVE-—tarse sbealiavloy ay, SCHORRR. 4455 “Pure bi | FIXTORES and fountaine “1 | be | | service saves you honey E1000 cash: Maplewood district: employe 2| " rewsunable. Apply 2124 Alice ' S53.) Delmar 2985 Forest 3953. _ c62)| ete. Washington Fixture Ge. 71) N th | . de 3700 Or work on shirta Anica AD Ir aT. at y ; AT foun 4 nd ' sy ; : 7 " / piive at (¢ ¥—Part time. for ready-to-weat | q,." 2: s ROKER AGE =f COMPAN sutchers a 1 tir terms. oe , ; department Apply Ray's, 410 N Broad. | 2@meral Office. 8680 Olive st.. Main Floor sROC ERY-MARKET HEATING STOVE—Reasonabie, Cabanon 'REFRIGERATOSS aed. | " WAS ‘ . _ ic62) Ww Fiortann it: rent $65 ser month: daity Universal, gved condition 40: it - cERA TX Several - Solid agate, 80c¢ tina dafly, or c4 | ein UW? ie) wir in cere butchers and delicatessens. “t ray - . = 1310 Locust st Display, tic daily, e¢ un. OF aia ; y; i by ite, a housaweoe WB MePRY HEL P—Colored girl to starch .e€ad wor 3915 Pr re: als girl ‘exver'en ad | ——-- > Cot ons fret see hing 80 sir hor (GeunZdry. SALSSLADIES—T we women we a 86. DELICATESSEN—Baregain: grocery. lunch- a Mary $70 ; & real ‘money-maker; U. 8.) _- ie He | Refrigerator Co.. 0 “ust | be > Lacas. Von vear minera] jeages U ss. Ki 3500 reomn combined: southeast cornér Grand ;/8))C'ne 250 chine. Gruendier refrigerator: | HOT-WATER HATE R—-And othe ee 1 ste» Just call Grand 6069 We must h ve ey East. | Displi “9 "| ec Sus. Disco — ; yer . S. nz » price $2 0 and invoice hold goods 9951 Etzel Cabany gor ds, ¢ nplete hor 1. of at iv art: ¥ SHOWC ASE: + 6. foot, $75. $727 ston. ay, 40¢ . §0¢ +) } omp! homes } 5 a ; and Wyoming. (4) -ENERAL MERCHANDISE te te -- ' le rn A. Nae j r¢ , ‘? -_—- o. - : : : : 2) | pay best price. MURDOCK FURNITU RE 2239, “i dy bi. iesaslos cna nee be. $01 times, dail fas Te jun a perite rele ferenc es regu ved; °'; ~OOad Wages. raternity. 0026 3. Washington . = . eeasebolc iroter must be neat im ap- K— Experienced, Ww a. _— - experience not ome ntial. must be ferences. Forest 5876. WwW ey ae Gevote entire ¢ me, f flappers need not -— 3°35 Ee Arton av _ - Sw tihae RES . — yly, FE L, y & W A] inee?™ first- c)ass washer on fine clothes SALESL ADIES S—Dem onstrat ors. ith class P =~ ' man traffic corner: handles groceries, KIT HE: \ "T ' 9 ia ~ —~ 8 times. fc; ‘ worker: very best references Cabanvy ! (oc. safyl over 95 F ne of the be st locations in the citv an frie A’s crv sours. mene clothing. ladies’ ArT’ "ABINI H oon ier: cheap. : 2 S012 Choutesu aI TIME €L om te - s a - ply 442 BAY Aeraon (oR) — TIME CLOCKS—International and Cincineg | 40 = times PER BOX F ACTORY, ae ed introdue! ne 3-in-1 mast co ann he ecto Raat ncaton nthe ik 9 9 ie er ment by every woman: egalarys Soa peetaiy equioned : doing @ a D2 |} ready-to-wear. notions, shoes, ete.; ‘ow rent: | — HOUSEHOLD GOODS Wtd.—$5000 worth at 12 12 ‘ business always; pri is tert ® . artmet ts above store good KITCHEN CARINE T—Gas niate, breakfast furniture, rugs. before selling te) ep hone pati._with racks; bargeine, 53) N, RD vt. (5 e roo;rm Oo -_- ~~ lus; ppottun! t 0 ear » eh ad — ee i 00 | Sth St. (02) | DRY HELP—And learn-| 2x": 3 KL mF to B50 ST. LOUIS BROKERAGE COMPANY ase; monthly ints $3500: — will suite. rum, other things. 4216A Shenan-| Goldberg Lindell 6111. 5) TIME CLOCK—With w ily ty By’ or | For ae: hone © = ) Roem 817 21} 7tl (33) siiibnm emploves’ reasonable. ' General Ofiice, 3630 Olive st.. Main Floor S10. * 4 -——- ‘ - st. voice’ ( ano terms doah J ed SI sners i; °°“; ADI FE S$—The spaiitention of new (ety? may re , ary ‘rap ae KINDS of furmit: ure, fu an 4 pian ; \pply 615 i 8; experience 1 shirt finisher factory with production of 90 000 ag DENTAL —OFFIGE—Ruception: veri *: . : Tape BREADS WEARS LIBRARY TARLES—Finished and unfin- | wanted: laree or em: os | I anise htnhantiainttatsisiiy FOR HIRE——Nes .. ton nl — Exceptiona! i« OO% J in uburban business center: up- ished: w i ll well heap for entire lot Ab- | 2nLs Fr rankiin. BS m i! =44. "Cen, 6112 (eR) BARGAINS in all kinde of ‘ixtures, a __ Mandle. t “st Y 11¢ . —= irq } r tt nt ty ai bi ea f rT np} { t f —— | re nd f ce ae e { 00 7 nk n Pad ~ ; = ne a ] (y ( nee Fe band Ww 0 k. a . : - . us to oO ‘ ob 0 Viner t X t t business: will involee. or | LIVING-ROOM St 'TkE- (iverst iffer ‘ gn 4 Mont r h ‘ f a SS CNS or (c2) G-265, Post - Dispatch. bulk amount . ei Fag Tt | new. S100: cost $2 SAR? Dein ar e4)) @4! oe Pa old _Dein a 3 Fo _ ray ‘| - r’ = reine N CT Wrea. : iia taint - ’ =. _ -« ute eres a . 4 eT "y . Os » ee *? oF c é ‘ i age ’ r ar , * assembling. 1928 Gr. take a few girls and women mearts, ties and hosiery ) DRUG STORI—Fine location. valued at] tae, niente Gees Sena lrivixna bk. oe : . age. Delmar Si) __Eorest HAUL ING CONTRA Gra- asin nalit t lowntown location: established! LIVING ROOM SUITE—Chaire plano. bed FORE sel ; TYPEWRITERS. Re. ADJING | _truck._ stake body: owner drives. 6 - he OR ETS Se el ae le eA uP Dersot 1A Yana with ambition be 810 000 wil] aeli reaseor 1a ble on acount § «ane « ‘ ' ve +> nies Gate ‘ = oF pays . Pa > a : no, P . Uh OR Seine your furn! ure Ci all Bras A d aE or of fic: ao i‘ eriens apenas ' _ Jearn. E L y &: W ALKEK a] J Gurtliv nee, ad aonly 8 “i Kn} if. of x? at h. Box | (>. 44 Pi et-Tliepat: ; . 1a : ims agro $40 w Sf me stand 14 é , A. :'y 2401 Beliview Map! lewood —_ for — et prices Bomont. Central MAC “3 Palm Ty ler BGO WW. orn es oe a es#ary; a a iz Mii 1c.. 319 Towe = a a ig ceipte averace ig stock éf old an 26 sé —— —— . : S10 per week O01 ov. P.-D, oe ; > ¥v S : wer Bidz.. HOF 1 Dy} RU G STORE—North: established - are are price $4000 cast OnNRTIRDES TT. —s " need silightiv used furniture; highest "~~. rr - ; % ‘ hy : ‘ A 7. ra ae = ner > ’ (c58) n - —-—s — KISHER ~ custom coats. A , F oor en ta 16th and Lécuat Of 1, ~~ Al. ESL ADIF a —— as 7 erience oc] an ce terme aa opert Vv Aan he bo jght bd "wT? iar ly ut} at »t) ut © . ~ / te? re st 317 aot a eR a a ~ (¢) im 2h bg o ‘om es >i ow ects ent ) ner .ce a $$ a | ‘ DING . WES AN N D TT! ITY ) ~ home — a hite «irl or wom- fe eat ft*: housework: family of pe er a ah ‘ (ch? ROCKERS—3: 5 ht chair, Wiese ts I will buy your turn! ture. rugs. Victrolas. | TYPEWRITE R—New model ie mond port. | ALL AUTOS Wid —Aany be > Wil ASSist with light house _ 3 For genera! Ouse Work: amily ol! A MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR DRY G jOODS aT REG ad teeation: ry FOR ALE— ak es eral ht att - ii} brary ve. contents of flats. GOLDLBE RG Lindell "(0 able bargain 999 Rth. Olive denn. ‘ath prices 3441. Jun i $824 § }- (e682 | ALI autos bought, 1 4, bough ta. . child. Call Cabany _BTTRM a ae must be experienced cook Call |MARRIED WoOMFWN : _ ’ mahogany, In good ‘ °c ae : ’ : YOMFN OR OTHERS W ; age pommamy EE | {c) ay morning Cabany 6LILW. (c) | RESPONSIRILITIES TO GREAT y gos ;___ sonable ; ving town a2: «_ Meramec. ncosn. Grand SOaiWe He a a | TYPEW RiTEnS—l oderw Oliver R ' pa! t # Bemont w _— erwood. md em | Olive st COURINE and down. he : ———- - --———- : 4 " 4 El - ‘ : : colore¢. for ge ‘REASE THE FAMILY EARNINGS. L ECTRIC. » STORE — Good loca mt doing RUGS—Rarevins, also cleaning. . Globe Car- : P.247, P.-D. roe 200 ina agent tion ig s 0 fiwies. a i/ Sc. St a. Dis piay, awe Cr, k ie 4} . imar gn (of?) ne « 5 af . pe ligy ec d ma k 1800 te —£" 0, Co., fine ? } ~ 2 ouis location; AU CTION Q AT, ES | ; yh CLEANERS—F! or — and aire ess nsions and price Box H-307, —= I ied + to go! Auto A £Tf) C LS—Colored; those attending high AKER—And ; ex; ed. E assorter ; experienced. Ri- | oi) it] HORSES AND VEH CL Au tos W an ted Ba bool preferred, to make money af “00 Olive (og) | Will start with a GUARANTEE Ly SALARY i lease price $10, A a: a pie’ oot aged = | ter mane n a OC , ph + honue on exrceas asic Call in person ay Hox. ¢ ©. ‘308, BA rost-1 Jispate h | a 62) TTi}?* i? .eetion of 0} poe | rt ‘DER, Car- , neé a Pessk * § ee = mons) : aaa oe ex = ” hain 2 3 a %) | rondry. | ’ ; WOo"RK, $403 (3) 4 - emall family: references re- Velch & Co. are adding a few more iadies ; —809°°9_ - SOR 3 - if ‘ RU G—Gas, etove, linoleum, rug. hot-water AIREDALE PUP— Pédigreed. 47 one s upward Rebuilt Co. 21l N. th Main | oP oes older r roti ‘ oti. —ae : wd : - . P pn : —o 1162 (R € ~ resenting a well-knowh St Louie firm yon Grand 7096. ’ Display, 40c¢ d vic Su liscounts, RGb-Dricet: 1, almost new, Ox12 size. at BEAGLE HOUND PUPS—4 ‘o 7 months | @ELL all ee yn Typew’ ite 1 "hours B x O-¢ 4, > j + Matai tes = aot OME epetcn, a ( 2 BER AND ASSORTERS— In reugh dryv!to gee Mr. Sinton dailw untt! o'tlock only | ; yee cm tate rare mal statuary, costly furniture to be > LS—Experi Pa need Stokes & Sr mith om. op-~ ; 7 : at Anchet Laundry. 2019 L “y ; a ‘ i iy | GE NERAL §& ETORE—lHes: MOcation ~ in (own ret me mot ae x 2 aes anlesroome , ~ > on OF e etrie {'o 1117 7 OF ive. - (e414) CLOTHING : tors, and glue girl. Connelly Mfg. Ca ee oe ie) W E L, & H & (* OMP ANY stock and building if interested address] \. 2° tee a¥ , ‘hy ‘order of Mr VAS HE R—Eden, in good conditon: ($50. We pay cash and ¢- more than a Sy ; . s¢: denier in town. See before OLIVE MOTOR co. 2910 W Washing nll Lawton _M,_Rosenfe'd. Hillsboro, Til, (Cl) i tne § Mik, Saguadteaebeets WW aday 4257A Shenandoat 2) eaten rere an = ‘ JN] {ery t | . 4 \\ edne ScCay / oan ' 6! Wanted HA HNES 3 } () good. stout work horses and — ’ erienced fo infant: 1197-1109 OLIVE. — Se 3d Be—Or | woman. ‘.. a general house- tre Ii es Cn nany 7862. Sarees “tel Sit _GENERAL MERC Hi ANDISE “STORE ; | - pra oaloerttes JNOV. o> gp i by catalog ie WASHER—Copper, Eden, latest ¢ oar eames cuviactitagpee | mules; express horees. 2725 Ci ark. ic) 2 t 140 a: eo SuR. iE: 509 Univers’ b tn — &: ehA WRS—Experienced on Ell jott sten- oa a" = em ogee tors rr - von 1ess foe: . p e , in eg WL ent a ~ So ya hi, 4 a bargain Emco Electric Co., 624 Wei APPARE L 1 we t4.- ——bPay yer st t pric es. See Hi RSE 6... Mer: hanta’ cae * Coa} Co. ~ 47D | Eomon —— — nn x. _ AES), "sal gutting Machines: wages $18 per week b siieek: a 'y ‘ ae ronms: 0 hai! ete feunewick-Balke combination; —°" he _ », ee ~ (cOS Nessenfeld 1115 ncevemter. roe Finney. Hodiamont and Eteel (eB) | $25, 000 for Antowe LS—Expe rie: ced on power machines: (ie 0X. Main. fe) — ny good store: «+ rooms; at Sod: ji ‘ ge Atitard telea aay Yontinuing at | W ASHING MACHINE —Blue Bird, ea? D: _deil 5617 (cf) fioksE— Ana popcorn wasen. $200. vr = : 8 o'clock in the evening. about 60 bigch-class Gain.a Day, $32. Ko Power Electric Shop. | APPAREL Wtd.—20.000 ladies’ gentlemen's 5. Lith st Pe my ny B100 more at once; y ° wit or k 4 Call at once, Diamend A icy 4 Re—-We need giris. experienced | vy ST LOUIS BROKERAGE CO.. » ¢ im Uae iia ris 1 E ; n 3605 N. Grand iGé) it t t h a a 1 Lucas. ‘Grnt Ragga oy i pe sche manag y General office 3630 Olive. main floor, (e62)| Oi! painting: * American and Europea sete ne priya, OR Te {08 eae? ‘niet einen” sane a ee — 60 po no pe, ng ye L—Bundle wrapping (ou ea a work. pieces w tk eet i after : , : - : oo PU aT TTP — = TORE. | Ps rtists ad - ——.TT ~ fs) W ASELNG MACHINE—Electric Eden rOD- | Capes ree est - es Da! 1; auto calis. Hi eT ee eo il pull bushels | |s t cash, red ta : ye 16 years. Shoe -dart Washington. ‘ Geaeee. Union Cap Co.. 321 N. 14th st. VY oT he a nder good lease | — LEONORT AUCTION CO., Aucts. (c=) new: will sell cheap: need money. Phone Lindel } 81 36 iH. Appel Iman 1331 - = the cash. YA ene R er is 18 A FOO location. w! OO Bes . e104 Rik ie ic4) iad hit’ sOF —- rc 5) HORS Es— W ork ; 15 3, 3 coal} —" pote Largest in re State. j\ ions — of harness. Haffner Coa} Co.. 737 1035 N. Grand. Open Eveni (¢ 3) fixtures and a clean Btock for $4000 oe T. LOUIS BROKERAGE COMPANY. | MISCELLANEOUS: ‘FOR SALE | WASHING MACHTNIES Floor saree ang eee eta e ee edie ane meee, eset. | Vandeventer to | L— Moon-Hopkin billi, ‘z= Wator, state icheriance anil desired, JZ FATORS—Experienced Op- Positions now open for exXx- General Office. 3630 Olive st. Main Floor Lise; . B. C., Thor, Eden, Allmetal, Blue- : G-67. Post - Dispatch, a hy q *1t- . ‘ Z . . (eB? | AL —See ¢ Bu Bee “*Coi Coke and 2 and others: cash or terms. Some as Nathan Kramer, 2315A Dickson st. __ fen) DRAF i) HORSES—Two. excellen nt emeition. | L—To make herself generally useful eaters on mush UunGerwear | perienced women in the follow | Grocery and MEAT MARKET —Goo a eee ! re announce pens. __.°) | low as $25. Morton Eleetrie Co. 709 Lo- CLOTHING Wtde—I need ladies’ and men’s | atan preousnon’s Sons Iroa and Steel Co..| Automobiles for Exch 920 Cass, at store. (] OQ I0V E RAM EN T r {7 RNAC ES ; iii (cl4) at ihe se 2 ighest brices paid, A Skiar 30 Hall st, +4) | ee ST teeee ; MACHIN 711 Franklin jomont 1534. __(c14) FOR good horses with tal auarantes age | TOURING CAR—Bi ~~ — ee ee ee eae 4c preferred. Box G- a : and outing Zowns ; steady work ing departments: -- __ocation. Cal! at a Ww ASHING 3} MACHIN E—F den: real sacrifice. mon ; 3ROCERY—And eonfectio nery: 7 54 Hamil. Pive or pipeless: just 200 left; must close 55; Royal_cleaner, like new, $40: clesn- | ClAYTHING Wtd.—25,000 guits, overcoats,| Lowenstein, 1921-25 N. Broadway. (cB) | __for Ford plibaasrnatatnes - - - RL Filing. correspondence work: one with good pay. EK L y & T on: leaving city; wil se] at reasonab:-é| out within _? ; : tT A ~ TE RNS. 17th an an : , x : e ‘ : > i ’ ; s ra) | J : ays ‘ Fe. , en ted. $33 week. Louis Ww olken EHlec- 1resses., need th-m paeiy fo shipment to WO large eames wit) 4 , es a oo ‘aemeed. Ieee cive age. eX- WALKER D. CG. ¢ O., 16th anc Oys i . | (3) | a r id A heat n*) t iY I h ones 2 {¢ 8) tric, 31° 4 Ohio. Sidney 9919. Vv loti or Oklahoma. We nay $ $5. ul to $25 Bomont T G 201 a ‘ok aie ; . A uhm: Si> 0. ter Coupes ree Sale S—Under 1] =D, : GROC ERY—And meat, with living rooms | HOT- “WATER PLA} T—Heat iS rooms: 1708R. (6) | 3366 or Central 9002 ‘Auto calls in. 15 wank tinme Ls Under 16. with permit; steady: st. 2d floor. Sterling Hosiery : Cl heap rent. ©Ol - (seo! ty ith nipes and nBdlat leomopiete: ra Levy Bros for good bar fins in minutes. Harrv Brn pa 30660 Sheridan WORK Nastia eS Oregan end ws! be a Be Ic K SOUpe ; 1030. mechanically ye NS a V. Steffens Dee 5° ) 42024 DELMA! lg = American Ider | to heat & “and secondhand furniture. RY Ss th . 2 Le td = J’ _§& new cord tires. new paint: me ke + En a earn os | (eb Underw OCERY, MARKET—$1200 large rooms: also hot-air furnaces of all $0.000 SUITS. overcoats heeded badly for | prima rx ee4 Williams, 401A _N. Sara car ASH. 10 MONTHS aw fee eee Schmiat eer ~ FURNITUR - . ~ ong ved a4 67. De! bay 5? to 3%) | MACHINERY 19 BUICK COUPE. BAR 7 — W sults orest 767 eimar ) ~ | 22 E ANTED i Gelber Au th lis tn 15 minutes. _ _—— -- i ear r of bea ut and ' Si—Young. tor general office, bookkeep- $700 | BALANCE Ka d preter x - ——— gy es not “2 TORS Foro our ‘Sunbeam | Han © good little aod doing a cash business | ol - a P ye ~~ ee so PCeCSEA r@er ££) eTrman escent. 4 ; dik ' hh f with 2 rooms. 'E BKATE: ymnson hockies, size «,. SU; mm | ito ca y comfort ; Bx P-587 Post-Disrdiien._ ci Me Factories; experienced = on’ ercniers ST LOUIS BROKERAGE CO. | slightly used. Forest ao | Yan ee est prices seopee. | Wanted | idn't run seteers ‘refini General office 3630 Olive, Main froor. (cS2l| MOTOR—-Victor d €_ 1-8| horsepower. 5060 PENNIS BROS.. 19 Meson av. For Sale RAY MACHINERY HOU SE w Tuchgel buy oF or sell | S108 oe wt fay Oh Mer of $25 day up: rent $40 2 boc | kinds of machinery 1985; wonderful valve et 6750: terme or mLS—For Gipping and spraving po--eiain “dresses a v a f ’ Seneral off ; ': som age ae a nd aprons; if you want | aii ps = orem a : | 4 . no . xperie nce nec. S*ary. 4}! ~e nr , 4 } ar n14 t¢ *&? _o ' eee eee © ™ 14 . p GROC nae AND MARKETS . : Delinar 3864. Forest (c55) | CAP E—Magnificent fur marten shoulder) brecht Machine Co.. ye st ‘ "NY ote 4 " Mn «| Yahlem Motor ce department. 5661 afur: . a lv to us; hest ° roe 7 ith | Tr] rOTrsel W heeler | ; . ric S C We have 2 bargains. one a corner with #4) MOTOR—1 %-horsepower ~~ Groeker-W heeler, - = 2 work, PPr * i hina rooms; rent $40: sales $35 fay up: only, 500 d. c. rheostadt and block. 3536 Eas- | iE ARG AIN § AL E . Meh ae & ay Soi et casei | Juis. Mo. (6) If you want to save money buy from ue, | _ ™ y » 2) CATERPILLAR SHOVEL Wtd—To rent | RL—Over 2 20, $50 to start, to take care 4nd bonus paid. ELY @& 1 iditi ; ‘ $2000; another extra fine. under lease, | al | | | i ~ school g¢iris and assist wi ight n addition we hav ' $73: monthly sales $3500 up: price $ 001 Tee wlte. ot hte Sane dea ete ute ae We pay very littie rent on account of : juri ¥ at t? - m even Li) LE ; 3 ae eer | WALKER D. G. CO., Sunbeam a umt f ir] . “gree ad Our free services saves vou time and money) | **”: ery Gay tine. anal warant gx Bee location ; ~ o save you a lot of tnoney; | CLOTHING—L ady's fur ci loat, hat, eit | facturing Co... Granite. oity. 1p? . box | CADILLA LAC—Coupe ee ic n noer oOo riTriS an¢ Ww ST. LOUIS BROKERAGE CO me," ~ eae ase os o5~- £4Koe We carry a full jine of new up-to-date goods, | shoes, waists a. ™m. to Dp. mm. Si | 370. ). Phon one Iili in 51 / ° ain “ ick Pactories, 16th and Loc st st. = — General office 3630 01 ive. main f floor (c62) ane "sO, Was yeu ny etpaid Luc. nae, bedroom suites. dining suites and living-room _Delmar ‘* i= e nois 510. (62) | _ paint: WORED GIRLS—Experienced, to pick : vs _ re in 3. : . who are ipex erlence ) , ——.—-—— —- > = - suites; In fact. we can furnish your home me ' ‘ Siete a: good pay, cal wird “ for Texas av. (ef? a) aw perienced | ut Who | ifaND Lat NDRY—38: 34 Olive: good oppor- PAIN@S—We make the best for your money. | from kitchen to garret: give us @ call and ‘ COAT- Ma be Ages ey ag Ro condi. | For Sale ‘OCR ROL urd floc i , 4) : " eer - wish to learn to sel] W e pay; ———— — ———. | , Merchants’ Paint Co., 715 Franklin. (c3) gee for youree!f, we rent folding chaire and) pas ‘9 i: = - = © Utility ni hleor. {co} ; D GIRL—Appdly Hotel freers. Gran vai. pa! r- —y- SANT See vo ge pty, wt. 5 0G0O f _Pare Oa i a loa CLAM SHELL OUTFIT—&-vard bucket. traded on sedan: big aa F 0G I nd ii (oy | H TEL AND "RE TAURA PipE—-Secondhand iron, black and gaiva-| also have 15.060 folding chairs for ale. | ® Sis—i¢, to fill email packages with ue ee Se ae ‘while they follow our course of! 28 rome. restaurant and oe Foy own - eee ee eee EDW. A L ANGAN FU CO.. | COAT—Girls’ sport: fur collar an’ cuffs,, Can be seen at work on Natural Bridge | BRat-Jonnson, Chevrolet blets: 14 to 16 years. old; short hours; , OMEN—Avoviv Rialto. Theater. |. To. ; ing. on long-leased ground at $7 a month: &@| usable material D. Wolff Sons. 2219 8 2004 Morgaa ‘st. | _size 36 or 38, reasonable: alse childs’ coat. road west of Goodfellow. (4 King’s highway Grand 7470. a, wee: $1.25 per day. Ca}) 509 terns sr after 1] a. m. ic) jinstruction, which is alternated | clear profit of $300 to $1000 a Per +5 This 4th et (o8) Romont 399 Bomont 582. Cen. 5053. (el 4) | Forest 6645 W., 6020 Forest Park. (ez) | ste at OF, SEPARATOR—tn ; ~ § ; ee ee ee a ae - 7 7. 1] t ye Ee, CP Ae eh RESS— First -c lass. exper ed in $ ig are eoree n for $14.000, on terms. r sd ay r ' PULL DRE SS SU IT—Size 5»). Box Y-107, dition: less b | = S—For light work in packing @ sare DC? aul desing work: sieede post re ith practice selling in various | ST, LOUIS BROKER AGE co. | tes. at Foster's. 410- Washington. + Mr. and Mrs. Light | Housekeeper __ Post-Dispatch. : | cade Bids. = bumper ne Ment. billing, labeling. wrapping: per ae, g00G pay for right party tafiner General office 3630 Olive. main floor. (c62) | =-—-—— oe oe You are compelled to use furniture. When COAT —! r ‘ | ELECTRIC MOTOR hbartaina: eek to start: pay increases as you learn and Cleaning Co. 2205 Meramec departments. Such instruction |JON PRINTING Wy en crease vy new, — dition; NS eDeat ng. ier. mee “(c) You rent furnished rooms all you have left Wr a tee ot oa oe c)) per cent Commercial Bi unply Co., | FRA 5 =). NTING $2: ery ans 7 ® a bundie of rent receipts. But when you me or cheap oe i) -Prosdway and Spruce. ~~ FU R COA or a evening dress, h work. Seeinene odt Chemica! Co., : ‘ «! AOE we oct sie: 2 Ronis i. = he « : : , leads to transfer to our rerular inventory includes twe 8x12 Chandler & SHOT we . 7 3 - : - «a al ; ‘ i eiited on om wbakween 19 and 25, et ae gy ironer. Superior mer 8 ‘selling depa rtments. éuieki cao age ne io r cutter t¢ months your payments cease and vou have | FURS—DNi spor! ns drummers campies: small “ : “2 5. th. ic A liidua ictore; one 2o-in, 3 ; P the entire outfit to show ’ for the money vow | payment will hold until) cal.e4 for. +03— PRES One ga” iP tea, rapidly ave good referer cos FOLDERS ae Experi. | pp! y Supt’s ons imposing stone 20x40, three 4%x60 im | ne American Arc _ er. with B | cah gave You bie G@anee on : bed. p50; open eve (2 posing tables with drawers and . og * Li complete and firet-cl has condition, . eo need ne er ade furniture. stoves | 7.3 = Post-Dispatch. ‘ 4 ” — . we inn't } ve to . ens ee ee cee . . hing telephones, bright. neat, lick, - | t» feern. | ' JODGE—Coupe. aE: 19: _preferably one amiiiat *{ Steady work. Ely & . the whole in iret- clase condition: | Laclede. "Locest ur dl order taking: mu: rit | . | aan p ‘i, Sel] a8 & unit or by the piece. tum. | iiiar us —_ —- + ven Rewer a yuipy- yard. us 1 area 9 ‘ US il ij ° 4 Schmidt Bros.. 4371 I Lindel 47 4 Ts - iH. WAL KER FURNITURE C ‘O.. ‘COAL, COKE AND woop > -_ jike new: $505. 4127 1d ? firet-clz ~ a 2) wee 7 tion, St _ Lou! a, Mo. 4’) also baby stroller. ¢ fax . | ir] UCTIONS ‘ &é COA L—For Call wars F intl TRY! 81°25 Vea lue: bi] t ) __ 1130 Central 6138 (¢ I ' standard model coupe, Ssoaee inted, excellent condition; ¢ fe 1 Waabington SHIRT fe, n , ' . \. a B, ; : a 30 GIRLS ‘ers eee And ear Swe To ome rR1i aw ~e. 7 to 9 a. m.: 6 Tere . Dior: - E EXCHANGE Y OUR | 85.75. Forest 940 (cB) | solid aedis. fe daily Nhe & a 2 SS -—— ner oO r2) OUne, front ‘“ otnek ealty ‘ny fc ome art >. 7D: y i. " ; 4 s experienced sleeve makers | , pn Bye ee pW. Choinakl Realty Co (cB: | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SAL FURNITURE FOR NEW en “Se ton off indie Gaal Co. Lip: | $e, , i oe ao ge Co : / in press men's and boys Ries wie Ry tence Lso sista to }e@arn. and ] | EL y & | oa ai} new and needed hourveho! Aq article - ME AT G ROC ERY. VEG El "A BLE MM. An _ i : - r " gir 8 to earn. cent Oroil fit. Applv between l andi 85 — Ine ludi ne bu! iding $a. 500 es ! us -| B) : ". GCY— Wi nite re A: cost $75 Cc eo E pe 7 in) fa} offerings: ful) line of Quick dell 716 (cB) . gai it today: tery P 490_Faxe “ Meal ranges, S530 ranges as low as COAL—~Ditect from our mines; two-inch | ‘ ry} used vg private owner; ' and Madison mess separate Box G.242 Post-Dis._- es ; Bi Di om = irb—In good condition; rea-| $18: day beds. ; #1 ; bed. spring and mat- screenings .mine run coal. $4.50: 100 ner | we ay will gurely be ms be by 2 A we Gas es, | 5 § '. Monday, Wednesday. Cuvwolonia: > DER MEG. 0. WALKER SHIRT FACTORY . Hotel, Grand and Frank! in, room 702 rr L. Cc ; — able; no dealers. 2940 Milten. (c6%) | tress, complet 5; extension tabies,| cent lump. $5. Bridge 517J. in four- ton 36 times. dally Se Poy or ty # Tb Ace in Nia ER ee =. | FEAT MARKET—2901 Sidnev: cashing $350 | $12.50: three furnished, #118.60.: lote (cB and Locust. 6th IF loor (e2) SOLIC ITORS Pty sell gloves ‘rom house-to- | dalilv i. no delivery: reason for selling. Vio- | __*¥ ne = _ : house in city 2305 W ashington (cd) | ne ; 7 if # \} , :: up-to-date Simmons Cire : ’ : : terme | BEDs ial sien tor 132 ———— beautiful bed ™m ar linig furnit n- | j ; fcatr GIRI Assistant to a j | | sail 7 INERY—EXTR 4 Cor -OD and Smith Day a ft ! s.ze and nice fuli- . on + 4 bedroom ‘ Gaining u! ture wu COAL—White Rose. special. food as Car- us ca n on e085 N. Rw —T ™ SHIRTMAK ERS S . | A fine location in norths est part city Bize ye Fe ev sie : ‘ ook, ~ age cate — ~e ‘the low ret t di strict gh. Standare o0; wee. ce honest weight and | BYNCOPAT 1ON ar tte ae - ORT i ’ : ‘ (Tanu-Hney i . pa aus - } a > : en2eV Giris nice fixtures and clean etock: net prey over "¢ ‘hed: have springs ’ same WALKFR-ARMS 7 Ré NG H. FP. CO.. | a servic 6 call C abanv 15 1h! SSR (oR) ag” Sax.. batijo Cortetonera. ate ay | 1 nena tre m. lady ; must have some ex- %0 learn a operators experienced B Pr : ; . rs. cuffs. nis 2° I IS NE he H A NI F $200 a month: no competition: > ) ao ee me tresses at natee Opposite Publie Library. | | perience. in cutting cloth. ss. ne i his neigh- | I ® S | ST. LOUIS RROKERAGE Co., | oe te "] 3. 58. 14t th st ‘4 1306 OL AV BS (o14) | COAL —Farace lump. 475 ton: epecial | C3113 sonadoie deleee tele nn ————{¢ re : fei 2 Rs | General office 3630 Olive. main floor. (o62) BEDRUt M SUITES—A imost “a tare ; enna ees | eee = Seen cue. = can nT ones | struments loaned. Putnam, ii2i No Le 7 p hap y Mw Oven t y n > hut r ille ’ ard avy. 5) | : ONIVERSAL. 3 ww te o t : KREGEL CASKET CO. : . ‘their ‘advantage E 36320 Yah uj ~ ¥ ’ ‘ ighest | POOL PARLUA—Fovwvr poo! “taties one et | and mah Ka \ han dsume ni ite, Mt 'LVIHIL lL, FU RNITURE CO. | for stoves ot then emnane Solan eer Coal 1401 N 18th (c3) : Rerasicker : | drink parlor: colored acizhboru7 sd. 331 | ) val te rett abl be aes 4 = SH CO TAC v ° Sol - ' oR, beautiful z 1 suite, ep *., 1217 N. Spring Lindel) 2&27. Leimar | ——7F J Sv ign 1 eee. See ane Cus. - 1 Market st. cima fine pho nograph. player-piano, beautif 112-14 N. 12th St.—Cash or Credit 708. (14) | _ Tuning s and Repairing Sha , — 4928A Natural Bridge road vs Display, 85c daily, 45¢ Sun : sys . . ‘ ‘ t A . * Ea FORD. i EM WANTED—GIRL 2} d f must se: 4 2 —_ mahogany: big jot to pick from: wi Serms, $18 cash and $2.40 each week EXCHANGE — | peas o*iobs ¢ ‘Olive ot . FORD— : : big future, for &% 5000 $3000 will handle RESTA RANT—Doi hie anaes ‘} CHINA CABINET—20; Gining tabie, bus r 1 $10 per month or take ato as part | al sh: lable fami! 3a 4+ . ce hecessary ; pay Ww hile le arti- ae Rox F-418. Post- -Dsipatch. _(65» offer; $700 for auick sale. SOR Olive. _ fet and davenette Call 4B04A —~ ‘ PP ad ye rp ing b 4250 Fiad Grand 4708 |} Ras . terme, fre ° tt y. (65) mediate de deliv 9 7cPE iota SESTALRANT—Chile parlor, near postef- oo | ed ee ceewe Og - ou ° OV. = — (o82) D—Coupe; ia 5: | = steady Ww ork. Apply 206 S. ae HERE is & mort w Tannulacturine. "a. high eit | mare great hearguin Monre@e. | cy - L RANGE—With » at er back: also sit $7 cash and SSS) Seed, See $4 29 ae - rrr heap. Call Cabany TOT WO, pat peed Or, 8 “a wants 1% ten g17 j ‘ (4) : ie bed: cheap Forest 40 5060 En- v_lar i7e ¢! wed one ee oe p . AYEF KE Rp" }’ TANO. wh 1 —For exchange. jaby | po ¥. ; FORD—Cou Rrade line of furniture. ant 0 dispose 1% Pine st . ” ie) | high-grade nhonographs $67, Overland sedan. used tittle: will t ; | PLIANO—Mahogany: beautiful tone: re Gov = ' Lg ommercial. a (2) oe all arou work: : ' . n t papettences s ar pun tributing business of household and auto lene: selling cheap. 1139 N. ‘Br roadway 14th. | — ese no capital required, but wis! eee i i rT Oe we ee eee oe V of their St. Louis factorv on account of too! RRETATRANT—Doing gpod business: chen r nt ay. ~ 9x12 foot Neponset rugs, for 89. ’ - ep deal ocati ie) many other iarge interests present organ- R ag oh other busines® on ‘hand. 1069 * ~ \ > ENETTKB—Victroia, china ioset. ining | ' R-plece dining room eultes for hy payer: r-piano or sma i io :™ Cc o) fax mesh 2 266 is Deis mar bi, izatior A baage’ = - ee until purchaser Alamont. byl _Das is, 3936 McPherson “a? | ; bedroom sultes for $ 4 Se nae PIANO—U pright: mene > = oe oe ; theroughiv familiar wit usines®: an Of REaTAL po we — oy = ~ les "s , lern %-niece velour we usteuaee |, Sunday or, evenings after money at the very start does not often wre- Se 5 ras sisi —— ‘ ~ broken | pla NOW 2 —— — j NEX- 9 went aiteeit,, (For full particulars write Bos cota S56Feat Broome sete: | CAYENETEE =a fsaae it att] is Bvt tea | CAH paid for weld, gttver, plats Tae iS fee | PIANOS eS ee Pe cic os 7 my 7A" vf 3* *ost-Disnatch c RE AT’RANT—S$20 rt; ooms oye: | two m “ SO ie Weimar: Di. ~=! 19° : F 7 i] | i A? 2 os. A_ tin : . > = LSA | 3 se a 5 3-plece davenette suites for §$ Locust, 7) {Docsetnes epune: ie Expenrencep on 1NEX- P Vong Women WANTED —Two rovemant goin, who | regu rcereee: wood toniian” POE | gy “arte iatew wien cimmoin uh) UR RRA MGT TaN HR TD. | er sain s6r amanda aid wo atiem | PLE SeST rah alaae-aIR EBOr ee tr iz Brccet ERIENCED, } 0 R & A T A- aa wil} enter a gigantic proposition with ih me Broadeae. ——__ ANT MARGAING | pees pa ke > : 20) all-a' ee ay bede tnr are 612 Ne Broafwny fehTes | horn with | record are i UE AND GENERAL OF- ' = - : M have been successful {tn previous wunder- A fine loce sion in buey section. under zone IDIN] NG ROOM FURNITURE—Nearly new 5h short lengths linoleum, ex- | ————————— aagengeiel , Fr num en ahnrt - y “ING rw te ep one operating. 4 0 taking: give reference. age and nature of lease at low rent Sa 1 F 45 fav uw c yj ns Windermere p 2) ' ‘ > ward } }’ LANO- ~ Steinway 7. abou. pooe A ag tw 5” pn . . Re } | sa - : “ ’ “ ‘ : re ad E WORK ; FINE WORK sa ince necessary; pay while | Pie. Ty oe ae ee 4 Bak & Another. doing $100 AGke CO. |)sod| bINING-ROOM SUITE —T'p-to-date, Call $22.50 high-grade cast bottom oak heat: JEWELRY—WATCHES 4 .— like new: a pert ernnd pi ’ > il : ~ ? 0-208, Post-Dis. (OX ¢ ‘ 5 nai fter’ Sundays 56 00 East (cz) tne «x oves for § 2f — ' 4 OF} NDITIONS, GOOD OI POR “Re Warn , with f ti ee A ene ar we NOR enn DINING. ROOM SET—-Antique. wonderfu $32.50 extra ‘arge size hot-biast heatiog 1) DIAM BON DS ee “ulitee, 1422 carat: P £0, 1098 pom gs must be sold at oe: _ ehhale Po wre = ‘ . I { y ~ - 5 1ti¢ Wonaue! j ‘ : rm" bh, ' er 22 . TITY FOR PROMOTION. sont li requen increase BUSINESS WANTED ROOMIN : HOT a 9 A me ae soe! value; 10 dealers or Wh ambi ngton, ic4) e#toves for $18 | nd size. ahv amoun 68) once to make room for few shipmenis. r “ a s aaa aia pena atigg Bon —— ” ee lv papere gor ncom : Bud. wane be — " ITE ) i eon $U5 5930 S3R. AOD large- “17 * parlor neating stoves, - — Bore wonderful bareeainas: wri ed fren Pi PLY AT ONCE . MR. BLOCK, : @ opportunities for advance- PAYING CONFECTIONERY Wa On -| ROOMING HOUSE—Owner. 41023 Delmar Din Nis F Us Sais af eces =" aie | OER _ Hea doors. for $21 60. WH HY | keep vot ir diamonds oho" safe to $150: terme: no interest. Mav. Stern @ bi : room : s ; HER- . t A | lect rooming house: $3000 Box Y-106. , (4) dr 48. aaaeae . i. two-tune f{inie = large size het-Blast parwr Bas ag rt. vr FE, camel Co i2th and Olive ats, ib a RNEY STORES, 1318 C es ges 16 to 25 App y tO/ Post. Dispatch. ROOMING HOUSE—12 r rooms. housekeep- ae a a Sa. ont used 16 7a auheti’ enous $. » geretete N. Broadway _ | ; PLAYER- Pat aia . ff MING oe n, goc - ‘ bargain aqui sale ADDY | adn c Me ge ” 1) fs) @XtIra Queiity> One oF Ere Se — - 97% Canaa ees. Ek (¢ . H arre t t Employment ROOMING HOUSE - Wed —« “lee! 00d. ~ fur- ers ; karage. mien! h r b Mm Ss Oz = 3 a Da ° : eg nishings. west of Gran’ and W sani ngton; 4286) Washington. a --— ~~ = og py ye ee tombiaation afges for $106 r *] N ———____——;_ ar 4 x 72.39 $ rooms, nicely dur. | VLSUNG-ROUM FUP ee oak: 45 elegant bitte or gia tain com- PLAYER-PIANO ~ MSEGIRL-—Whi ite. for general housework — el sor, 411 North Tenth ee __Lindell _... | ROOMING HO’ SE—12 rooms, nic ly aS uffet. table and ha genuine lea Ra vA ex ee athe A Binge ey brotie: RADIO | $800. must well G bany &327W’. Sh ee we 4 0 e ‘ SMA LL furniture warenouse and moving out- enna’ good location: a bargain Lanes} a Levy Hros., te . @ _14t bh $1 é aoe S I £ en «a i’, PL ‘ia? piANGatecos F 4 er ‘ e ' 7 . . i oo ‘ . _ os ale . ee ee Sa : SRGIRL—-White. for general ours = tit 5 zive Rox ¥-3 78. Post-Dispatch. - ROOMING HOU RES—Nicely furnished: geod | DINING-ROOM ‘1 TE— Rocking ne aaa We have no rent to pay. For Sale et gle. cheap for 60m. | $1 » ferences. S038 Washington. ; . ithwestern Bell y B ISIN ES r = REC re Vi ING SET—2 #enerstor. STAT Rhleed Te is base disk Jefferson av. ee a — . We bring thom to you in vur own C8rs | 45en5 Easton. 10 rooms: rent $47 . 1G00 ; tes rug 4856 O35 Fam Lindell 20. t mniifier: @pectally designed ) mre é ‘e : 4 = step amit , SI RL—White, for kitchen eon | Washi aha Saas D> APARTMENT—Contents of 5 to me toh $60 each. Cali Cabany 1 £6 (e8) | er-piano With ro! is and , . E of ee be t. accurate and effi-| We aave you time and money Both phones | akxx Washington. 12 reome: low rent. I menework. _Neuberth’s Big Eend | sn ‘position? boure 8.30 to| FRY @ HEYE INVESTMENT CO., Sixx West Pine. 10 rooms terum: no interest cheraed. May, Stern remt $75.. 1800 NING ROOM—# Dieces. tapestry wphol- room spartment $250; cheap rent 900 WELLSTONIZE vour set. expert repairing: | Co. 1%th and Olive 8 wee) one Kirkwood 440 = . “Se a position’ > ot) o a: etaber Oe) | ies a - au da ty 3719 |) 704-705 v ctorta 8! ie , 8 h and Locust (c82: ') 47x McPhersor, 9 roome’ iow ren: Sent} | ered aid American wainut rug. Featwate 2d fieor north ree ucted: 2) atom ~ SHGIRL—Ekperienced. white, ite. for — | 1 o'clock App ic?) ae -- a ” a Al 5Q@xx Easton. 11 roome: with beard.. 2500 | Aishes. mirror oieture® t met her or #¢pa- ; ‘URNIRAEL oO we er erry ge me , = . recharged an; corte, ors, _ | PLAYER. PIANOS—S pee 8 ay acereen. good cook ; ae ashing $2 . t r . is week. 52 5 Ci ark : Ae BUS!NE FOR Se Our onee Lor LH PRO! KERAGE » «nd money”! 4 ‘2 ost o.er 00 take lese than haif 4 tlle bath rent $. 50 Box ¥-203 | ton 4, won {*e 1472 Hediament ) Ss gal Shan 3 As Bho > : a - ’ ss ; | ~ ’ ‘tia ee gee >, » ‘oO ; ref- b SES—Experienced. Merchants’ | _ — -—— General office 3630 Olive. main fieor, (A |e PaseRs And chiffoniers. oak: vers - a Di spac —=. - Come eariy: @e ue 8 of ; = ) them Kirkiand Piano a. tp. e ‘SEGIRL—Far general housework “ meen $i At Cen. Forest OROW. 4727 wer. & erent. 519 Morgan. Olive 1638, _ AGENCY BUSINESS | pe in ob : AD ice “hey fs on 6625 Washingior on ahem wet cturers’ agency =, a ATR HOP ir ‘ene in iimcenaiaiatl A well-established manufactu a . is475Ww. {c) HOUSEHOLD Goons WANTED RADIO y ae woalred: aerials erected: ‘het- Pia BCTa a fine ma Bred he Terps . ee ee cee - c mineter ‘ 2 ’ Fay ' Pi. . ci aie — Experienced . no Sunday work clearing 770 a month. emrios pe at or te AS 4 ale eres tnt °° 7200 ' aRNITT — © Enright. . : teres are service @ ¢ ' . : Lae ;' ANDIRONS—fF urniture carpets, contents of Pree ~ nih licensed aperaier work oust. at Prenk Stelle 1418-26- ee — WUSEGIRL-—Calored girl or woman. te, 3 ndy Shop. Broadway at Ove. | work prospects: a crowing bisiness | aE REPAIR &97- ar nera!l housework Call Sunday. th - ead * Harmen. Simons Restaurant ST LOUIS BROKERAGE COM PANY. ’ Welleton location rent $40: cond tease | FURNIT! RE—Si « w -k bave §40 worth fiate. dwellings, large and «# mal lots, need ' oy ® «0 & Lous Ratio berry — al d a S972 Chovteau General Office S690 Olive m. Mam 62 receinte 840 month up: 9 bareain $2900 | “sou ohoutesu 5) @aete badly; best cash prices. Scheber.| entered Ff Hod + FPLURNITURER—Muaet sell ‘“aving Guick vo ses =e. ——— Ca bany 45° (e) ° to furniture, co mplete ~ ee E ee a month and PUSEGIRE— White, ex ger. 8) 64 — traight | Py | ¢ Housework. adults. sats" Sinesbury. sc 4 300 N wt geen satay A fi . Rn = , 310 G BARGAIN mow Gaers. ae mate e ict LI oS MB gg a i ' » smmlaveite @ tcl GLEN (Cc) SUfTRONS—Carue . pe Up. . ; —— pret oie +ta rt ne ¥ , ' » sana? oe ' : . : ’ ‘ ing ; ‘ tT a ite, | ry? - easent Saino sana eer Clg tora tiles” wetness? | eumoiere egginment, rent $43. apiee 9450+ | SHOR STORE—Going business. | Feo Ref weoiny F421 Hoover, | goiute Neer of aeeilaas ecm eg SEWING MACHINES WURLITZER, 1006 Oitve St. _(e14) , ee 8 ou {| Be: price F2500 s ave © sats I st Ob -- ae vot urent 5 oo vat 3RO4 a ae | ewes. S058 Kingsbury. Cabenl Cae aB—=—To hein do couking; good pa¥ eT LOvIR BROKERAGE Nae Pluss in heart of Wellston: new | Fi crciE—rh peme: ne dealers. | aes Se bo mc Dal ree, ALL makes sewing machines fepsired: c- Tatki ng Machines For Sale Pa ‘ : t oa : t 7 ' . it ; : ed ° re anere U . ‘ . wre —'* : ; sear ere ip WEG. 2 One coment ; men 3088 a a eee _ | ean Swic 1 ase. pertert condit a . acrubbine v ft av i —- : ‘ on : rt - pe held laund 2 ad py ti 5507 a Me ite nt Bon O-151 P -D ie? | « Pell. BROKER AGE COMPANY i wt. {@? i Ti -And pietures very feseson- cid Storage Cy Grang (e® mos es wits: _® 3 itt! ft 3820) Olive et Main Floor — —". . or ee ee : opie | Shenandoah av > ‘ ‘f - t- hif? SEWING MAC “Hi N E— Wheeler ted & Wilson » No stertman. 34 Caba 290 3 : belp in bo to — ant we ve | Genera! Oftice iG? | SOFT PRINK RAR AND LUNCH @T AND x , TS RP Oe ase 7 A Wid. —Anv amoun chiffo- i gener ¥ 3 DP in houtewor orer | RE PI ———— iFLURNTTC — —— = to start. _.. take care of two | t'® ud newly deco w End aap Station- FURNITURE—Complege fu ru + a ays Best um rent coring gocniga 4 ta Bey. $630 Oliv . Got a Bsr retir- root gpertapent. TT “bef “ie Tie mace ‘pour and ape repaired ‘> from Par B iets Wadd Slt a Aaa | Sie BO large mewly decors Hutte Lip 64 8 drophesd bargain ,7RA yfendeetinaaae . Broséway: Forest 4

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DO ioe oe a — —_ . , * - ‘ei ‘ rae: Tee i oe OE gn Renererinn eee nr PAE eR ALTE ITN I LE AT IL IE I IEE Te _— me e — — , é facaaet P A rs - -_ . . aii — * ‘ . . ; . e , a ; , «9g . — . - ‘ - > ”~ ba * ~> y 1 * 45>” = ¥ } i ; ere 5 = me oe 7 Te: Be ee) wee + ! 2 - ea Ses ty > va i" , hy es =" ¢ pas Puneet * rn > ,- ‘a a * - ’ > * 3 ; a - cory et : : : ; ~~ ee ¢ *; f 7 1S aw. = R : ; By le} . 2 ; Pe - pet - > > ers oa ; r 4 ; ght 5 BA es 2 3 7m een ' * aS a erecces. SOUT i Hs SIDE BU ICK | gain. 6160 Rartmer | Fair. Delmar 2214R. ied) and demountabies, fer $85; 24-: trial und : — —*- est | PMOTND CIEY AUTO CO.. 2007 Locust S—STUDEBA KOR “Fou 7RINGS—3 Recensaiten,- Parts—For Sale — THEODOSIA. 5917—3 rooms. modern; fur | U-PHERSON. 4428 —Twe ; + MOUND CTT AUTO Cv.. =i ——— | jj] 921—Ligtt sin: won: jer? a-licisn 7 +: ——' ~ mace: © reasona bie. Delmar 3538. = keeping reoms: first . fleer: 7646 : Gra ——— - es ene bATT NRIRS—3o op parts ; fer all batt e-ins. s. = - ae F ; a : Lata my a’. nd 7601. 4) FOR D—sedan, 1921; excelent ondi: Junii ta & a — terms . Open evenings. Toman 1415 q Ches* mets 3 THRO! DOSIA. 5399—2 furnished housekeep- McPHERSON. 39351A—2 a Duos net aon speart- en ee = real bargain; $225: terms. 1900 Ww sting-{ #&#«3§. “en = 3 x. Motor overaauisd; @p- — ne —T ime rooms. eduits: bot watery converni- 2 pereens hen privil other resmers: a ‘ 1922 (ORD COU E Mei. i sis aes erms. t as ine: | : 195: aaa HEV RY ROLET ™ TOU TRINGS—3 New Lop CcCurtaims; Al mecRanicai.y . em a rates like Ree erces reasonable -. iS) acPHER gs * Ts = ry wv a-iete ae F malt g = p Oo ny 23—Erang-rew appearance, riven Top Fisk tires; $75 dewn. 10 months on 34> j— if! 20—Special six: motor overhauled: re- } : —— | oe fF RSON 53A~——P “ 03 FORDS—4 iate sedans; $275 up: perfect P00 miles: perfect. om : “ ig ot priced vert, . oe ES Tires For Sale WA AGN ER t 1518 —Li ht housekeeping front keeping: steam beat Rooms, wee. —S Name ag ae Oe ree. | | ‘Ww: opera: lke DIESING MOTOR SALES CO ts. uy: : z ————— landell 1413) — 2 ets As — 5 Se 360 on LRSAL o418 | ~— Forest 3340 in McPMERSON 4155-—3 Beautit Bet . aon $125 cash. belance very easy terms. t shape: trade, terms. 2506 S. Jefferson. 1-t) = chanically guaranteed, it ts easily the on) oii. rgain; S325; terms 6ice and ‘Sunday: oN wW 1924 Ford rR I : Touring. s ai 6: looks a rane “> ere oe room for covupis¢ te : . “ol ; P ee . “wee | Ea ES izativ usec $2 up: repairs en a .-?Er eae ERE RRR SSDS RE RLS A with or "without rrivate x $ : - a eanecting roems, “sh 34173 bath: AND BOARD Wt.—@y ace em - South Side oreferred. Bax r4 ———_____—_— "NIVE ERS AL. "341 8 Locust. {cos home adany 14 me - tcs. 3 e* most desirable je} to be had. and the price DODG = — 2a? & °* af : ~r Sedan, . e20- 5 re is ioe a ~——- , % Ps : ts sstoundingly iow. [646 Lafayette. Grand 2 * r n = “. 2 = ‘Tre Wheeis; per Q? 7 ~ “Fr : twat rourn with ew-sety)le hood: anv new: \ - ” x 4 D ° —- rt ae ~* . a - - ~ ~~ e4 ° wt _ - ioe 1 : As ese ~ | as *’ io ah, = One over = 4 : ? 2348. Open evenings. Se _term: " oo ae 1 19 0 ‘Yy ho mag tN 24 3 1 > t ‘HE V Rt IL E r ~~ + ‘ ug! ° - "wre a oO oe . ords .Tor Ss i= 2b . su w - . -* Pca, LeTiIns ‘> Fu ? : o = bar sa / = 151 re 80 ay yr? as I : oid - Te | Racal > gs ctr BOARD Wid —: terma Open evenings. 1805 Res-: i FORD—1923, sedan used S months. cord ‘tires: enamel like new Also ste «12°? = ecus pranteed The icustomer never inees ai WILSON MOTOR CAR CO... 2921 Locust ~ - ——— To rc 7k UE TT a ee nner dines st eet -hente 4 Tek UREPORT as Bimey - o. oes 4 oe ieee tires, etc.: can't tell from new car; chear Chevrolet. in wonderful shape. for $250: 24- YAHL EMS, The Square “Déal Dealer. “—-@, LIRBS—AI firsts. 30x23 $5.7o: 30s3%,. PRUADWAYT, 31014 S—Furnished roomtcr -~s- Tintatt VORA ? an . F and Bact i. for t iti “7 RE COUPE FOR SALE | trade, terms. 2506 S. Jefferacn. | (c37} | hovr trial. Open evenites See a 1A Grand — $6.50; 32x4. 3x4. 35x¢ cords. $13.75 geaticwes or indies: tae’ 5 Set. _. : GhaeLas| 4080-+iecen = a a ee a } .- o eemaccunmen . de AT 4 Aeaeen a Vers . . . *- ' » : Oe ee _4 bes .* Se ee 6 = . . + ae ane oe arr “se: ae Syne ay “= on 4 . = tw i e 4 : . ne 0 CO SAL : ———- MOUND CITY al E07 Lo —= _ : new tubes. $1 up: used tires, $2 uy CLEVELAND. $2 94—Furnished reo: 2 j =. hd ry ty t = aed: ta 9°) ro ed a oo ‘A . _% : ‘ LiN INt * 7 ty . 4 ar “4 LE > opens: oo —— n — — PIRet ew mm ; Ms t: ‘ — EP é ; Sy; xtras ANN LI ‘ LIN : > ~ —— a . : ’ ;, . , Steam he all , ———————— ee. 8 $2750: excellent condition: must set $165. $200. Lt $300. aay: 4h. "ek | oa 2 , pA ee er . 3000 STUDEBAKER SPECLAI MUNIC CI AL TIRE CO.. 115 N. 12th st rivwate family: 1 or 2 gentlemen; all con Lindell 3613W te, ; frumediately will sacrifice for $730. S054 car oe 1903 Fae ka ge *F 2 let) 1¢ > ( ‘HE rROL > T 100 DOWN 12 perenne run oe —_— - 7 = ey {en =n ree fet) * = ~ — —— x HOTELS H Wa Pa ja COre na | G457W fc) - te ee —T ~ ‘cnr tee —_—— = —“—~ _ _ -- a “ a c ~~, © " » - : a 3 co ea eho eu aa ch + we ™ iImpbe i -_ . s : ~ 2, JU Rl NG . Q a ” ' © 7 —, 2 pe - aa . Te ed ee ey = . => i | ” pe 2 cn oi “4 “ : . : CA—Ste HF - 3. wagpet > Sy erro , SORD—Sedan: 1922: as good as new: $1393 ,.*** : £ car m elegan ~OnGiox Gabriel snubbers, etc.; (Ris car can ’ —— S0x3. 30x5%. 3°.50 ai. other MPTON. 1935 5.—Two f orn's) hed COMME * *"jo'~'~~ hath: bot water: : — i. ST FA RNS—i oape. 192 i = rode?! : im bea utiful @own. S27 & month tra de 5°3 2 Y om. has Original enarme ae eis. Hoos ¢ 2D ang wir t ~ tela frurn nes and will tt This art - wrority = Tes s3 50 ny used tires proving n- f.g honr se) a Vw . hat wa ar gvarariee . - a ll . — , 7- 5 ; : os ~ ea iefe Tory \ this ORs Tear Pert _ -* 4 ee ‘ > aaa 2 e . ‘ f oe Ge - “2 ms 4 - —* 2 . week _y a.ce o! > and Sha aa . - .e ri i= * - “1 ws : \e . © —- —s ) ee: Ss . *e = e ns - orm cre ae — . - . alias . _~ . _ = -? 7 ——— el ae ra “= > ; 1% 5 - : e , " - Ks . stration: very Liberal terms Kuhs- Buick, FORDS_s 7 _- ag me. eS | amt am almost ~ew Chevrolet. don't pass FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR 2 Seed 3 ba wgtout: ° , . 2 5 mpoeenens 7 z ie Tr “ > » : is e ° —— . = - _— accept you! Ford TOUrTInNE o7 readster in SOUTH SIDE BLicH ALTO 4 “S14 Lu at int Bomunt ona and sholsterine n . wu : — si wT ~“S) a> JUS —Finst-floer from house krepir 2 ee oi a making low summer “ates is moan ; ~e -_ . . — ——"——- ---- alu py SOS ETL i _ Slane ~~ ee —_—_—_—_— ————— —_—— — ~ ; . “ oe ta as nea THREW > y ~ F = ¥ _ ser = . « - re : . 2 : . code a. ere enres =. wrese - Nae r4+—— Purmi ‘ eT) ; ne 1 s gee Riefling Ford Dea}- "646 LA tf: S tae srar d “ i + — x "Tens > ne e Q-*; mo . — aie , ‘ -— ers, 2OU1 8S. Jefferson. > Sur > an Onen evening os eS See. Se ee eee “OORIRnE Ca . Ave . > Th. othe : on Upen Sunday and eve : a —_ fect: SO rew cend tires: S400: teras. (8. a very reasonabie price on it “Say E MONEY ON Tl —" —5 a 047A—Neatly furnished room for() ——7™ a " rooms. ’ = : nd " _SieePing: modern crnveniences (ed) NEWSTEAD. Sis N —Wel'- KE HOTEL—4458 Washing: iin. éintindnitin si@am het. hot Water: Olive Ect %. all te bccom toéstet ot and . Str DEBAKER—Coure like new; TUnB trade: e fime> will trade 3441 Juniata. icy - COL nears geed cendition: front _ and evenings. (oO) CHEVRO! ©" tae 8 _ ais ~e e ha rear bumpers. «heck absorbers. stop light. | io ————— . ~\ RULET—Touring | i. Ze ¢-;: i eee MORE AUTOMOBILE COMPAXT @ash licht. park light. visor, step plates. PORD——Secan,; 1922 model: good condition; PE cyte et : ak SCiscous ) 735 TORS . tires Stsm oS esc. S0x3*%. $2.50; 33. GRACI 3575 A4—Ha room: private fam- —*'*3= a lock wheel. snare tire and cever: $310 S1iz5 Gown. Dalaace in cash Monthly pay- oo 1uae a it rey ner ge os ~er paint in geod @ondition; mechanically O Psi aaa a, Sax sTaDa 3: o i price right; terms. _Kobier Movitor Co Open Sundays and evenings am ~- oa piace a 7 a teagan. t wee 4 95 Le GRAND PL 11 73 = pe meng ¥ ment: eam h-a?t: privat e eam Lect rennin ; i — ne ~ wo gentiemen emplove?: modern (2) OLIVE 4221A—Nicelr - furnished exe, td. shower bathe, $1 dar Si week : ES : Others for less, Terms. Carondelet Motor ents; dont miss this bargain. salesman . j G.. S857 S. Grand ™. ie S008 Locust. “Open ny ee Motor Co. Velmar_ 1181. _ _' =| 3033 D-imar. Horest 1564 cz in ; #003 : _ “ uecust. Open evenings and Sunda» Sa * ° ne Sci-= canes rrce SY *a0 ‘ =, | __ to gen: nm | “ees B UY A ( LOSED Cc AR - : % A = hi + J>at ra ents Hl DS@N AV RIN ~~ . - mnmen Cen: acta metre ian, ~ _—__—__- = Sais RCA Saar CE . ee . —_—— ——_~ >RANT —s | ~ — = ———e ” up } or e gem ‘emen.: t= * cw) v ’ j ty | ; ~ - _ re A. mA ~~ =» —F Tren roor. ge = am janes - - - > ww a |e Dass n A] omdit bor nro ’ 2 — otretTo' aT Garr - ent a a —_ i so rome ah ‘Giinait neat tine ak ene. yy TS A LZ SOEATAL SALE ull convemtences: hot-water heat OLIVE. 2965A—NSicely forni TE... Eoctid and Me We are offering some wonderful values. RO] D SED A NS | Two 1821 models; in excellent comditic: ore tires: Just thal Car for ee rT ae ri | Aa A, | TIRES AND BATTERIES “RAND a1 a ————tti———- | Geoukee whose: Giiedin Sell fF Hot ae, ae end Mel : @uaranteed by the largest Used Car Com- me Sills, oher $20 sh or terms CADILLAC E ENC: H ANGE GAR DEPT.. — = 2 ¢ 28 fcr slicks sed ee =81 A S&S —Furnis hed room. second on ae Uf. stam beat; et 4 fy furnished omnectiag =F ~~’, _- = - ’ Le Sas Wa . : *>- > - . . —— a ‘ . ~— —— - “ so a : “ . : = > tT s ast 4 “ . fa . 7 , . - . . 2° pany tm St. Louts. Over S000 satisfied S models. 19 192 192 ene with HUDSON-FRAMPTON 35008 LAM’UST BL Jul Locust. Bomont JUSU. od SPECIAL SIN -PASS TOURING a Wires Se » @rauitwae r troa a conveniences: hot-wate — ater. 2 Pes r . hoerd optional . oom : ed . = . ~~. a ~ ~~ ve ee ma WR ol + eae © =k — 2K G i. eS : ’ eat > - Surn ished ms wire Whee s, A. “ brakes. twin , Te. le, ail ‘COLE AERO 8&—Wonderfu —ee worth over ig v3 H a IN SPEEDSTER . rive good tires > P = ee —_— | £f@%e te mm *2e> Alas re : ar’ TEEN emer Rte a a — Be are ot ne on Tor my pa custo : Z set gaa : = os . , OF eee . 3% m 2 " . ‘ . = Tm = > ‘ . . 4 = - ~~ awl alison C : ~ PH everan aoe smal —s payment, 10 months S1000-. S1S35 dow? macia » terme 1630 Motor mn Al) coamditioz at 8 iv@uy first-class refinis A ' i > . Peel ore t * hattertes i= oe 4 pe ti 4+) 3 —ia Pa new’. furnished ved _*m rh ri vate farniir pias ys eas 4 bala ron ba rge ns. = z fe rSon yi ire - : D ie ~7 L sed ( at > . ou bred. — a ag =—=s* uvers with isHic. rT ed % bd a rf This - me ™ gem ie ve : ’ eer able eomdite; ~ a =. ‘(= = fy — . epee -or peoD.? emp.ored (wwe PAGE i . 3o— Rooms aoe b S Ford Coupe RE ae a ga apn eae a ae , HU p90 %. > pa MP I TON 33 og IA XCUST _ BL ol bo = Se rt ee uss X » : ~— wings. stoplight pe rk ne ght ? extra = - a oe a s ' ™ 2 i | ) a Siancarad + ~ gem Boe sir =: _ , ide > ake - de Z aot rater "2a nPop a tc? ? 2x30 - ver's vesifence “t —_ Rn eer ncscemeepnammenienmeanasen = > Sil FLEES AO ee ae ii b - oF n res. Dir De wh nai sl eld we ner ‘ - os - — _— os ? se a. Ds ue a re nt Ll sea oe — - = a x — \ ase) « ete , + ) + TT ' E a hy Mae ~ s a C e —) y + =— - - . — —————— : . a " : : Car Dee a -¢ ahaet and parts a} oe. t Eei i Ee ee T° Re | onr = i Butc > ae seeeees pt eeee S46 io $125 aon 10 months on baiancs - a ins iv~ a 4083 4 ; _Car Dewar ime! : as GRAND AND ’ 228 2 “i : 2 Be , eial me 375 Essex Coa 7 DIESING MOTOR SALES ~o oe eo - 234 226-28 LOCUST SEE ee ey | ; MORRISON Lie —Caenmectin 2\eep ir. PARKVIEW PI a 7 —Nicely 4 - mene 4° - os $1750 Hudson Coupe ..............$550 RICKS A ogee DISTRIBUTURS ,. PvDGr—I1921 touring terms. 290 F y ngs yes eons es Sa eR : oP w — a cong? ge Ail e HUDSON TOURING _, Terms or trade. Ope: till 9 P.M __ Tops For Sale _—__isht_housekeeping roms: electric: com | trout trom for 1 or 2 sere ay “YINDELL PLAZA HOTEL 600 1400 Dodge Coupe..........+.. $450 r . ; ; M85 Overland Coupe $350 2 FORD SEDANS—1922 DUDGE—1#20 touring; Uke new; SBS dow]: This is am excemtional value, and priced seine ~ on . ese Meiticiest Neck C “aR C 0 wese iNasn O. GLENN TIRE AND DATTERY Co.. MINNESOTA. 3312—2 rooms with elecir * wat _~ PI MIN? YT. wo og rooms with elecirx, wer met water. SS: sleeping ol ad farctiy Setei; Amerigas srs hal ASHINGTON Cw) SA 21 OSU ercras Clica., S. Jellerson av I haere Sik urine in exe nt mechanica Ee - ~ a nica. PURD TOPS—Used. amd windshielés. For. ——— : : ees fr PARKVIEW : PL. 454.—(Onme “aN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. toed. Many other cars of quality. You will Set see FORD SEDAN wnilncsrgaceeee a + oo A egy ll ggg oo “ ODGE—Teuring cay. late model, a dandy) 1923. ourilg. Pings er: @ cord tires, Condition. repainted: we have priced this ““S eas S037 Delmar ica, OREGON. 1920-—Two connectine front bie. me | a . — " =D) a ¥ iittue; _ = oe.o% S rea au ion ever- » soe cs -eome fuer 4 eo mea a Santee ~ ~ - ns thing. Our t 1923 me€ less than Yo C jays : Oc: has Olive ° : ; > rg . nce . 4). Afs bare a Wet arthr- archer iw - ‘=: be isned YWTD te fo: * 5 os" PL ak atau ; a noe. 7 Lindeti 6% ~ : - é wee - * — > > vs 7 . . — 2 ~ 2 ben, — — | + «te 7 > a » T> ’ > aan a a — —-~- — i iinet iain 7? =? ~ a = 4 7... — > = . Yahiem Mot or Co Inc. Cap. ees for immediate sale, S000; cash PUY) Miles: With Goudie Dui eo - BR AND ‘NE we JEW E TT TRG. TOCRING CAR—6-o4)—Front room. 9. and one PLy MO ToH 5881—La: irom _ ERMERE HOTEL, ‘ ' °¢ or ter "DE LUXE al TOMOSII r ~ > On ; Mra rhe al me Jn pe = 7 Never uD © & GeMmonms trator rou wil Tit 5 SISO 4 : ; _ “« ” é 36° — ss ROOMS and BOARD Me etaerT mT Eer Ss: 2 conven ences . fee? Soar. southern pl Me a iT ) 1035 N. G iA : li—esa Soe ggg ere eer agg gar ge a mg be the first own under list price: JOU! : | | ‘ MISSOURI. 1741—2 rooms, housekeeping. " Delmar i at Clare; sot merety s ee Bomont TS12X Central 3380. ha it ord tire = prment: w real bargau an Seeiae bi. Open | Q ce ul ' Dea gas. elect tc. Phene Grand 76 ~SJ. RIDGE. 5349 ——— : an : — 2 ol Open Evenings | Open Evenings 9 P.M | ee ei ie “B1al = tn ta ee es eee datiertan: ‘eetiniees tn *. aes ai TS wr |S and evenings. “MA ES iN O r _ ER “hae pas Saas OF JSBO mg room, heat, beth. gas; electricity. (2) _5853R_ AK ion & ) *-22 stat ceils ‘ wa £97 i °- - "=e 22 w or Syn. rc : M—Suite >? rocxt?s for 7 or 2 gentlemen: na . =F | ga arm own forta bie >) - + a“ - — - o : eEES - br ESTA LOZZI 2416—? urs shed housekeecd - aay empilored rentiemas, ’ 7 | 23 Ha nes De HERS— Eel — | S 5 , ms — Limousines For Sale “ a = a Se Rooms Wanted. ifutele 3 7 Sosired, ; Se” a dl ceiva = es and Beauti! = weing: 2 Ye >) ‘Ts TT RRAtl, XR Goer s nied iietels Roommatee private family. Grand 26680 Ca) Pues. sie Capeectung = amet 5 eneee Nate cei fee . . ; e ox iets — ; ou 2 agp "ie inted 7 Y ot se > : J 4 : Wi] Country end Suhbureecan Board tc Vine > : mana Secienial : ye > -— Bf Cur pany 's ” ott Cha! le Ss than two months i AS ne i ‘ $ ~ ee . =* . Suh: . - . . Bas G. aS pains 2 _ — ai Oily 2A * S29 lLinDlry S5- dae . ise ROOM—* Saind furnished. private Beme, near BO Mi tn oy Es . ter A : d ws — 7a. oe . . “ ‘4 —" lll , — —- -F a ‘oh ~~ eo el s ., 4 | : = p 2 : ewe. ym dh a 7 90-day fs —s rearantes ne 2ce Foe, tens” a aa ‘ * — ~ 8 a 2 au in ee . 7 arket sad = cr -———~ i. ae one ho = ; : ae pes ATets 4 ow ly os 2c A - s Sih 23 Sac STk F 2~¢ ‘Ze ooo é rOM—) Rasced mem ors he evenings. SS oe ee was ————— | thie week and is shine for one. aaa aarunn #utiu. € > good + riced at S47 CCeees. Ger iene A raie—s ‘hemes. ROOMS—Large fromt room and kftchenette gentleman ce! Dany i ; r . ; a ore : tna hos ’ A & P — a — = > ~ a WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., 2921 Locust 5.2903 Ve MIOGS TUL . oie | tin Ghee abt ene eng athise * 4 = ° yet P “ee ~ ¥ oC. SUR. ent cousekeeping. or South Side. BOOM—Hail room vate 2s ee —— * : aS . ew c ‘ 3 you 7 > . sym A S ae | — - > - - a —. = Ts [ HUDSON cach, demonstrato: car ca > x. ‘ rand. Bement ®*1°%x ‘ertra ran "3%. @ er MS—) a o. be Ta ‘ ; eer UNIVERSA 4i8 1 st. a. hOOM—Exceptional. in apartmeni, —_—— ; : . “HU PM OBILE, Mé ADEL > ae: v i 4 lL A ! : Er Tower Grove Park. Victer i= Lindell: $a: Scleati ‘srebesall one as good as new at a considerably Ferry rd. Riverside 56 a —e a4 lower price. = iainiee ~ ae EK ee e — t v2 ™2Q ‘ : “646 Lavette é€ hh @Vetunsks -4 tied — ae ( »S : dope w s 4 t (tomwerros ROOM AND B AR IW Haye erreliernt weer rear oy fe ‘>: =—- £85 Ww. — es n. so Me - > aay = ee. " . . : athet : ‘ ‘ : mu Ch 2G T CO re Le 20 Uj OTe Ti X43 = °°. o = ; 4 . — . ae. : a ‘Ss: : = ~~ 3 Hitmousine: 6 good tires. new paint and Ga.t- ater, to competition priced 2 ~~ ves eee yr tires Specie v7 Ty — " — - ; - 4:3 Mo =n cen Ven -nrees Sfere ‘T° | . ~*~ ‘ ak omnes —_ oe - - - en sei — - +i? rr) , a TT | Na ‘ ; ”~ °? _ -—. & ” el _ ~ + a 2 ee = : READ ABOU T THIS JEWETTI 4: 26-28 LOCUST tL TR! aad wail eens or *rade — et ght Ousekeemne. . SSaes see. . rocwlars Roadsters | or Sa LINCOLN—Phaeton. 1924 ~model: dis DO DODGE FO Ri WG = a. OF 8 CO OM es Se es — a are North eS ee — ‘$) | any 63 BUICK— 1918 roadster ; rebuilt. y new cord wheels. O ex ~~ tires, spec w ton. Head ; ~ae .. a a4 sanerietion ; art om Nex or run over “oO mts - A oe > a, tt _ 3° 2 7r2c 2 Lt 4 SoTc Oe as se - = “aan -—- re 4 ewes bale os ,— Neatly furn .shed room ' : shock absorbers. nickel radiator and lamps _ —_ ot ‘ wr hour: owner WARTts closed car TR Leas Due brand-ne= ecr fice aa oo SRS _ won Nicels Jrnisbed recom. fac- for ge atiem an: Drivate familt: modern ROO M— De! ight fui seuth-: sm = ail iirand 1584M (oS3x) burr mere ae ‘ t $4.7 7 ; 4 at = . ‘ us 7 a “ . - « ‘ * me — —- cs ——_ —_ : a> Seteate | _Ferest_ 7580. : @itien: a_ rea)_Buy _ 1802 Russe al ic?) hig bareain Orthweir Motor ¢ ——_ 43200 QUuLca '~ ‘ e . es value is abewt S34”). must be sold by ra Yt? R "3-9 a " a: i board fer —- cease me. Gran _ peo. mage s ROOM — Washington 8i “ e mr a .. 9 ’ — > | . Le ” _ eR £2 .. c= 4 ~ - 7? >. nil ~~ © iu . s “7 > aa ,* TT ° or . ” ‘ 7s 7 > - ‘ — oe * : rie» > a .- | ™M a ae 7 - 2 "i , * SUCK —Roadster ; eit So good me- _For ne r WEBSTER. 15334 nfurnished room. ea eo ESS ' cemnas = phony 655 i tee neem - _ + ~ : = > no ators - »* = - = a . ‘ a re . : 8 . > ” . , rT, _ — " an aresog —_ - >: oe : e : = ~ » ) r a BUICK 6—Roadster.. maroon sport, latest new: reasonable. Colfax 1317M tc? Evenings @ P. 3 Y- A =fj =] ==. BERG MOTOR scnahie ShE NANI OAH. 2934—Two unfaruished ROOM— 1 Lady ownikg nice heme K-44; S385: Studebaker roadster, 1923 BaRY OVERLAND—Sedan. used little wit ~ ‘pl LD THIS AD os “3 on This is a 5-pass. s touring. wit? a third floor, for light be 65) ‘fo. fromt room for gents pecial 6 sport, Nke mew, 4127 Olive. ic) trade for plaver-pie or simu = . wi t PeFscii? i ADO 2A am ereninee 1035 NN. Graz = , Deol” aid : ro ye a = 1=57 - . Map nent trade fOr DAVerDis mo OF SMA: wt. Co - pen evenings | oA 5... RA specia senberg 2 repainted a South oo ne wre PU 1CR—Roadster. repainted derby red: nick- | fer cash Colfax 2715 4 1920 Dodge. $100 Down JORDAN—7-passenger: fitst-class condi- beautiful dark mareon, six wire wheeis a ee | ee for BROOMS—Two connecting. et Neer moter overhauled: cord tires : ee ~—~? —- oem, best buy igs money. $iso 1715 six good rd tires w snet t SUOMPTY 1925 3.—Larece room and beard a (eZ) vate home, breakfast if We have ot the : e fru > .t. a $350 Carr ‘ Se = ec} ‘ dewr - eo Se 6? Appt os It 3s ~ : ? : . : in excellent cendition: com- | nted beautifu mee Renter woes Will Surprise jy su Ss So S "t a4 rhs ©. 3 car es. excellent meals: m : Seemwng Toe = out remaint A at | dustproof = ataieiaiaiagasiaaaatas ; == —— ace. aes oe SLBURBAN 6015—_Reem Dieve With al!) accessories. 2701 Sidney. fc6>) >) = a a eS escapees : aalibe — {|e Oe - eee ie mg MORE AIT oy r= COWPANTY witheut rex S> week —S er — je ~«- 1 SS ) gray. black top an fenders: wphoi- YaHEEM'S BRANCH. 4524 Delmar LINCDLN—Wrm. D Lich 's omail car se lala = S. : 2 ——— ——— - — . =" i oe 2 i1—Three unfurgmished resume. | COBteniences. private DODG E—Roadster. 19 20; . $200 cash: goed| tered in a @ark brown velour: a car Se ae | . a ne used four months; bargain: terms if de- ARMON DISTRIBUTORS MAGNOLIA. 5@114—Roeom and beard. gen ~xcemt heat . =F —o =~ : oo: oond i tian. Cal F Forest cs 7id ied) anyone would he proud to own if vou * ha . _— wk => S. " or — ve ¥ A" agit ieee a SS . > . ~ ~~ ~ _ -* oe . - -P . . 2 ’ ; » . , r . - —_ —— SES =. West warm. cheerful rowm. private Rew * 4ito—rFour large reoms. amc Soar@:for rea- - — 2 “es. reasonable on decorate to sult tenant. See SGADU.- ic “EXCHANGE CAR DEPT.. WORE AUTOMORIL® COMPANY. ae sae~een basal mditt sos ; ch i condits - ; } j a * sri ag : 7 my r k > onan ’ ous ee. ; _ — o « s a . =~? — . = Locust uc ° wor Sale hem hin: Drivate fam ACADEMY, -2—Homeiike reom. well WASHINGTON BL. 4375-—ieum from 11 w & / s é e v 2 ibe a cy? Bemeont 3080. ¢c58) MARMON MISTR Trt "TORS AURIS OUMAR. OVE 2S, Vere Tem SB05 Locust St even. eS ‘ i. ae ahdh...aiindesmenatel TY a = ee ate - c > a . . oa " f = —_* = na ——— : Ce ie . eet io : mm 2 1 ate : . toc : — =e a | x. ° cCs?T 80° oo, aT ‘ ~ T° i ivcs Diwe na rica} . a hn perfec: c.* Save mk se for West BOYLE. 230 N—ist floor south. 2 attrac- * ase SGTUS BL... 381 ea bee * Sox . ; Se eee PRO LT EOF x m s . z ‘orm « “ i bs : : sw 8 =a oo “ ne ~ * « . —~ —~ . > nom . " 7 bees 2s 6 | . ? 9 bynes. aes —, fine motor: $200 cash VELIE Sedan merfect ose oS 250 icc: aman a “ : — weer . == ad Sarre SQ45A ©. Mar cZ BART™M = t 1a ommecting freait roeme suitabie for good tab +. terms 4303.07 aaa re a > ‘. . : = ~~ ia aN ~~ & . é - >. ~ ills ? r - ~ ee ——— - _ — —— EE . aa ~*~ 5 = 35 4 & be 7 | " —_— d =~ s ~-* > ~~. q * hd : . ~ STs, iB a door Hi SON. FR aM ON S308 LOCUST BL. terms, 22 others; open evenings. L805, disc wheeis and elmer extras Rien. gele, $1 ~~) >MAXYW ELL SPORT_ $5' ‘> LMJDGE BA R-—Rebuilt pan “wk —— . emeieiene - eA 0 — sas boa . ex- 5 622 SS 2. _Waidert Ap as WASHINGTON Si... 4011 on -. soe dbaik. fust DSc iP r bit == | Buseel) lc) a demonstration will preve these tacts it? ail new fenders. hoed an =i os > meals. cmpwyed people. frctt ga- CABANNE. 5056—Furnished room. with 3/ , 0S So, water: eet Ga : t oft f | Sb. xX-—R ha > Kk; leav- — Someone ™ get the biggest bargain in petinnss: — By. eagp nces ap ace. forest S.$4 08 : Lindel! 3456] - ere. » X-—Roacaster, mechamc aliy . ~~ rertns to suit; epen Sunday amd evenings |.) @6whe bie bit > iin eae 7S Very good hanical cencditien guar | -;.. ——— es. Sh = etiences. Forest 2687J . : MeCRADT ; “SON. 3179 vapemns Se gsce sb Se Man Finds $200) Sa SSS SER SEES SiS Se Ss Ss 2 ane ee ee _De | T v ‘oO a 40°71] ie) - , . - dee aes - atin A ne — rae? WV Se | Maroc " fimish. « —— 3aSec ce . - nti — ~t w . . . —_ — e i iws 4 * te ~ oe ~ =~: i 7 : ? - As ~- he oe! Ni ce.y -_ i 3. eee °? 7 . ps8 ent ren x — er 4 nea x “ , ; — agg PR om - . rm = = Trace PFuris and lLwdces. Upen rn te .~ - anc Bw Bz Teums Or nieces - core ad) : Thev¥ sav moner saved | 2 LL RANI —19LS. @-cP 2 Tae wheels. sWeet-rugming meter. ve Queers . : = o > wee ‘ - ut Price isn t (Bat 1th Ping heeneuteemnnen — Rea SA mE Pe 1435 N rand Upen evenings. PUL > tere= Lindell 3278. 4241 Laciede junder , : i‘ mene. Alisa new Chevretet secan ~ ai wi I 4-—iv co. edcewent ¢ — oe 7 AiXON—6-48 }-passenger tourtag. diz ._ - WASHiINGTUN 38... ESSEX _ ROADSTER under list: 10 other sedan 4 *» Dees 2 sture wee Ulis » ve nme p oe . tru > L-tig ind 1 *-to7s » oa) H&LMAR SL. 7034 A— ee] x F > me shed CATS 5>101—Second-floor frect rowem: cen- ‘ tated »* r - bev 5 a a fe 5 : ’ a! 4 ~~? ae : — re _ re = ~~ 14 b J a? = :. > + = — a7" ~ e > te “he _ 4 se > ar : aa —— —_™ — W 2: cy Sa Cre TiC Sal. » ot sr as ok, t Stake bec bare Ee — ce: Meals. Retnel ike + 3430R ye _ SSCX, : Ps S Ga ad a11Ce pen Su ‘ + iz ne CasSY TR TY Terr weer. ‘te. ee ae aed AG one extra; guaranteed; : : HU N-FRAM ON 3308 oct = “BL. Onen +i) & TARS N ‘en 4 bis ‘ol tuuring ¢ fast and pewertu l—MOWN TOURING—I1 : — ia eve .fCo “ : ; . _ . ~ Me am . 3 See i o ts " : . . . el — fe a, Qe 3 yeh x ed => - w T! 2 VRS ee tae it ua . al : _ . Tau serve 1 > ne -™ ~*~ — ™ . = “ - - . ‘a> _ " —— os ~ wee - ™ ~- . ~ ' - = vy T#22. SiS; starter. 412 a ‘. new: new tires: $85 dGownm. trmde $44} | Sacrifice for Ste ¥AHLED o> Sa r eth ms ZRZ15 Olive ot if) (UTE Wa ezeellent meals: desirable lo- CLARA, Tll—Smai room: ail conveniences. WASHINGTON BL. 45565— ee i a - ——— : : Sr 341s : —— REY orivate 4) ‘all after 6. 24 floer seath. 3 TOO ictency: aicely “aa “L367 w TeQrent. scutes. shiks te ; t FORD—i822; starter; extras. 220 Walnut. Juniata s Toa i dalle ila ae ca Laas N. Grand : ‘ terms. srinctam-—Jchnecen. Cherrelet Desi- enemies ' ’ . a “=. OSF‘té.e Lome, reasonable; fleor apartment nerin. Cabansy 330. W . . é _ —— ; Tams. ce wee. eos small; ) STUDEBAKER SEDAX. a cy THTIDIN PRD — RD—Roadster. ike new: only STO: easy Latest 1822: perfect. soing today at =» ESS) , | iG RING MOON 7 OURIN ems. 1163 S Eing’s hichwa pramd 7470 Ueies Se Dae _— . * - x -. ms —— — = a a — a = =— i nck ean we o Or? MINED ‘ I2S— Roem and boerd *%o- neo- CLARA. 725—Reem: kitchen privileges. 224- WASHING x a - . > | &. tz & a ‘ 739 — Laugh. West mt D—Roadster 53 like new: very rea- SE™ANS—Extra good selection. $150 to Dect ¢ = mI om ™ Per So - ~~ a? 74 : ; . be naa : - ™~ “ Pe“ ti . : : ~ ee eenadle jeasy terms SlLié | Cass, —— . a" be guins tert s. Carondelet IFfti. ISf-. ic. 2 ee in | 22's owe AM! oro as. —— LOCUST BI -and pane “ties arcains: easy par- mr - ee ies ee ——a a ~F * 8 MmLS any IlITas e “AD — . " = 3 on dster. 1821: starter: : $tO3: 19°° ae 2 ya = mi pe a o : = ee —_— mm > Riefli >. Ford i *a.eTs 501 >. , - ae ~~. -~aeem~er- —-— stitidinsbenaeigaiinnemans: Bact AERA l4 2 A—Fronm . TORO io i or = adies water: em > pw @ej = a 3 ot wr . @emountadles. $155. 5114. wi DMN -FR erTON 3309 LOCTST B NASH—1920 vedrimg: Lke new: 395 doer Jefferson. Open Sunday and evenings. (c‘ Mt\'E £2£-1—Desirabi com: good tome —mpiore?. comvemien to Page ead Weils- -— = — —x in ‘ — = ~~) r AS > eer aes. peep eee it 7 ’ BR Ta a men only: red eference-. Pm . aub4—F eRe eect. ~~ +. : . carve tll Sate + » RI alii r > z 3 ( . : - : ™* - a spy = - : o- an - . . - I me Be . i : ee a a > — . " e ~ - — FORD— Reader. i@ > ad Me ae? = -- es “ 4 . —_— eS ~ . " 5 rh } ¥ MAT Tents ail es i ai. ana “Bae Bote .+-2 sSeh Seu 3 ee ~ > ha : ax ePen hes ated Sunda’ oo s Ss ae er eat a... Gh VSR. ences Fara re ‘eT MAP Rt a fi «st ery = ASHINGTON BL Surmaned: i - . TR a t “| ~ > . = Thi» _ Pe } » 7 - a oo ‘ iis sira®ie rvcm. fer i gentiemas (S.) _eera home: phone Eastea and Sarak ote. COD | qeeeennennennemere teen Lick 6— Touring. runs g ga. priced very re S23 : . SURE! — a tt -_ ter; 1921: $100; starter and 7 1-4 — : 23 N rth 8 : a | : RD— Pers o — ort low, $275; Tate Motor Co. inc. 3041-43 Gp) peaiienae- Sinn SG - ters 23 N_ sbert t ma is Werth 20UV. Orst ene - roRn ? -= BOARI P eT waR Ri everything; terms. S23 X. Vandeventer Lacan Bi. =" ee ee on in axe or S3SC- alec Buick six vouring. $425: 1929 FORD TS RS—* and 1 ten. open «xpress tn, Bo re Cmmployed: |] CLMAR BL. 3930—Aeoms_with beard: ss WASHINGTON 2B 495¢—v ot io Tae perth se 2 et mae 11 Lande ent. —— —, : . a 4 ‘ " . ‘ ‘ eth Jae¢ expensed ‘ELM Az BL. 31LS3—Freat sieeping — Tacms. reasorad'e . — ane urd Seer cast, 6 ies ecora:ied. av Open evenings. ~~ ——— —— i shibdcinngviasnaimneitonen : - BL i aS =. —. i —_ . late roadseters: perfect Buick @ touring. 2921. $4535: 19° FURI—Touring. new, 19-5. 4 on - 2S 2. pile. Velie. 250 gthers. sa —— . ard tke st : Met 7 . dean rathern-—exnes ' ge eggs wert ~~ ex tert A SUD NCH JI Suncars uneth i Tate Motor Ce : tte familr- exretient meals. gentie~™er _ $550 : : ed :' — — ae steamn heat. comtinueus hot water: all | WASHINGTON BL. “r-~ ) , : CE HALi-dide entrance S65 up: trede, terme. "2306 8. Jefferson. *ourtng $27 5: 33 ether barga rs. e - peocuae ~ ——————— — “ae ~ ; Dt bb 45 3 acust > TID. ¢e Forest 301 - = (cS7z)) «terme 1805 Russel, Oven evenings FURIMToumng. & Ue oo, Sut Seve, 2:4 x t-Pa«e Sport r _ " —_— —_ So ee sine _S>*! —— eee. OF atuits. Forest S213 7 nished. 3 2 3d t oor 4 adults S19 ? — cage wt tg family: : San ene Biortk socth - ic? PI aoa ie Le = : . gg eee +-F ass. Oper’ > ae ae a a 2} Oust AXD DAS | |. ow — —— . as: wt .. een janis eervige. FORDS — Roadsters: iate models; fully aa aaa mma a a oo : ese “ FURD-— searing = eS ee a Servers - rds or bodies tak —— +) _ang yard WATERMAN. 70xx—Reom x _e4 san carter, thing Seer west. equipped Dbarcaipa: 20 months to pay. mechanically Al im every respect and 4 rare - ~ 2 os t 2 ® . 1 - ~~ ’ — , - > > ™ ; ¢ a = — wee - - = oe ee) th o~ Tod © - . RO I i gga - Riefling. 250 fferson. Ya:Ge. vers. FORD-—Tourimg car, 2-9 Gos ba.2 Thus car can be) deught for less tha® ome +2, 5 *ea4e- mon’ Be De, = cman — Sony reenact = —_______ am s =m Ford Dealers, i & Je | KUHS-BUICK. 2101 Olive enue Riefing 5 os oS) om = ectatenll cas , ory © . moot mn or —_ = - one AS? MARIN ective front reem. DELMAR. S197—? ee ROUS—“KeePINE a 220. an . Pr icr . i nr = beta - + g " ‘ ve ‘* conc ~ . eo Bb. Je rr eT? L sed (ar Der . : r “~? Trees * Sea. “NTT “ec : ~~ an “a * — 7 : nape - - —e - oo a © ~ ' ; >— LES -— 4914 SS eee z . 3 ale Modes : wag a li Tc azaetg T Ty n o_o a. 1 red wherr 45187 electtrie Cabhanr 21983W ll y ' cae 1923 FORD ROADSTER Cee. ele ah. 2008 20s. S?| C need Bn ~ N] » Co, PES ATES, BODY OO. 106 S 12m». | ROOM —Large well termine o | _ctomrin— Coheny 2385 WATERMAN 5206—Nicely feet ON. 1st —an wagging soar | - ee " ' ee a Sg eee outnwes — 0. opposite A Se | ~4 oo. etree. weil furnished: and break- DELMAR BL. 5246—Hoeasekeesing reems: pleyed. steam heat: comt Dew _ Sorniture for emilee : Weed" very it Be _— ans new f ae if PORT} 821 ; /—j-roem acarpment: Place. ~~ wil] sell it tedar As = ~ .. SHO wn rade. 3441 memento WP ELS LO US ane agen OR ; : De] ired ost : Seer moti , oe ge that can t De Deat: Three over " ." mo 13@~ - er aaa a > ape alain é —sS ; 32238 ~ Bread® > * # a0 = . e ori : M hea: a « - ~ rs itr. La te mee On ee Se wr trie. ening’ , ; oe a ee Sg A oS ae? Terms or trade. (yx or. =. =. => GD p-ue Caronée:ct Motor sH4AWMILT Pl. +205 a = . a — -.- wor . f — ' : T3A7T S Gren ~] “a oe . fs. i3f——Roam and Board for Vater, no other roomers. Forest 716-1. Steam best: continucss iet ; chy 4n79-—5 veo, SD. MCCOARBy Fuaracieed, SU per Cent aR Trourtag. 1823: rem sbort time: ¢- WHITE es er > - = wih " passeng mn good '“ ueet- trade. terms. 2506 S. Jefferswo ened twice & Wpek:' Gey Tee 6 ew ow BEVEL L_ifsi. cx ot me us | CSE OEE ', red: 5 wire wheels, good tires, of cur- cerdition (hreactw —e fisre ‘paint. “good =. 4 : ho bape >? sae oe mae Seales ow + inh ge - Pm unite SI: ‘ vo am iy BR nney = lh ea . ace AN os oeS—Can iieeietosbe el o@ate gen. rooms: Water im reemts: quiet piace: reized _letier — 7 . ce LER : iemmeuntables, good tres. terms. 4160 * urcriper » Rew cord tires 2hva Soran ax ? Delmer 1182 Ryne — ee ~ * ~— " s a Ne ee a nt Wl Larre com forta bie _ i= meshed, Terry modern siecer rg vse. , - L. ; wrrrire ner at. : _ Ee ert a! ay FL RE om realiy its 3 } te bene tate ; . otaden “ + knows that $800 would be a cheap SsLOL Olive ROOM —one are furnished 0 = Tames ws ren ent. . x3. | WESTMINSTER Pt... i ri... floer- ' * ENRIGHT. SO0ll—Twe neatly fursished sieeping : kitchenett®«. oa Sadan wete ae and . ‘3 ¢ =: 4 _ Sree. Others ow less, Tertma Serre dalek Moter . : : ; : a = . anteed cars. oe Sa ‘ 2 - irse prefer- od. Forest 5547 ond ENRI* ‘HY. : 501L1—Two neatly furqished d she hen. i ret i Sedans For Saie performs like & new car. priced cheaply se nae ta ——" acl aaah eee 2 _ es te sell a At the Bive — at Ceed) FORDS. Dedgss. Che. s - a Dacca ms . ae — = way wis & rd tires. and are values that canner trroh jie Stunbehe Ae Marmons. efc.; 42:30 STTRaa. capes gets it fer #75 Very 4 equaled anywhere. Open Sumd¢ar and re — — . _— - etree we — - - . - —_ . — a = | ¥o acies Or euumnie pier Borese joear ENRIGHT. 391 ae Pyiies ius: -* ed i . : 1921 BUICK SEDAN —_s Sar Dever: ‘ 7 Studs th am = Cups ,gaters and ee@ans: sii late mel- easy rms. or trade rouwr oid car renings } Dartimen:. . TRADE IN YOUR OPEN CAR Southwest Nash Go. | "sen: ay. rade anything 1s a site 8 a ‘ a »: Viney ; x =. 2 ane PSN Rw = “ee A ge ———-$ Ss aD ies eT » , : ace. _ Sans mastinll Yai hiem Motor Co. == Re —— Toe nice, acfaahed. ENRIGHT se18—= Pacnisied = ad) gem. S450, acomer. 38 . 2 New t and cuaranteed mechani~a.y. _SU26- ~~ — eh 4 > Y _ ren SOM S— Two - iw «oe i © cor “irnished ‘or 2 : " “ , : o a > - he ~ ~ 2 + as 4 - eat housekeeping. emriored adultes ony — iui car. Will trade, terme 190U Washing . ne s ae ag con secaggy— A singe smo ile ouring Boop o SDErtOst = ou = = aa me. very ressonabie. tern WEST PINE St. : | - SnEVKO aE} BALANCE $5.00 WEEARLY ee es St — ee — 4- =? : — on — ~ Sn « i vem 408 « AL i: \ Vpoiws ©... , Poa a 0 pay . . “te ; 3 - ms me Sis>. Chevroiet, 3: . east, Tis. Maxrwe Borde — pen Mu — Iv2z Qakiand Touring Se LOCUST -_ 5 ~ ‘ - as ke . ~O@TTh. Grvéxe 5 we) CADILLAC 57-S—Touring. 5-pesseucer: se FORDS—Tourings. good selection from $50 ad tres, $05. 4125 Olive — ae N tt for lady empieved: heated: $3.59 FOREST PARK Si.. 4623—Roem andj | 19> CHE ROLET ®& Dew car. cheap; trade. terms. Ith) S. >: Sate sane wit teear entven: be | wIoTrtS i2 Pee Rref in . r Sa | = = & 31 Delmar Fa , wees FOREST PARK. Bx... 43158—F rert ous ZENS 28a3—1 ~ = : SASS Ak— tte sm ‘ % > e | 4aLiEe. = ee — aernees. 7 : ae aaer cnr values: trams Rube Buick S261 SORi Tourtas S33 cas —emecimeio — aae Sle ee ee ee a ee ee =e furmabed front reem: FOPNTAIN. 4861—Laree front coom: fac . | | = : Se , saaniiiiines deinen 7 oS ee ee ee me ‘ . acd Kitenenette. ive. Oven Suntar and even. as a Ton RealDRhess acd aneduecs ae sel omnes = T wih Rouse : = ¥ eet A ASHLAND ” $253——3eres isbed T°aseRa le. | 7 } ute Bodies For Sale | housekeeping: best het water ae FOUNTAIN AV.—Micelp foruited Grant . aon oa > wt? ~- 2 ee Sa neTe i® an exception. a PAIGE—Tourtng| car. almost sew: used CADILLAC T if N E320 car with Al @ @Menr acease- ao never - —— c OURI G ESSe car with —— oS Sea aco enty @ menthe Call and sre same 8 FORD S0(D4ES—Truck fer l-ten and chas- — 3023—1 turnished roem far pice. "SOE. southern: eipesure - cath res, on the «eer lemme ment: ened i 4s cond r - —m bar for at rtexdr re _ 7644 La- oom A. lenge. OS Westmoreland sa. $25 cop. Riefine’s. 2315 ive fo) coupie. in . famils ‘2 ers. Phene Forest 96127 favetie wand 2348 ‘Osta, everninges “9m. -— | FORD BODY—F tasarar ist av EVTH. 281° - FOCRTEENTH 1233 —— . om : IEMONSTRATO FORDS— Seiten ~ FERRE SS —>-ocase rourtns. - ~ me . ord ty —_ 7. and a = N.—Premt room. $5- dou-_ : c - : A DS—i sed tourimes will newer be cheap- an nn “a aggre ‘Tuck. Wii trade. West Nata-«! * 3. simpeie 34: cae siectric “ : Pg deltvery. 7T-pasrenyer: original ftn- aan keener Seat eek aes en aie ten ally fine cenditien: will cimsider emailer zp . aewtine 3 =rires We have a) Guve Goan “ganda, ‘eveninen. | readsre, 5 cord tires: : | eee i? Ny @eney. Duy this bargain: cash er - fat eines Toon ot Me 2 . te mmenthly. rs z BAKE Se res igL3 ptyt a age Ae car, Lame Al cemticion. FORD—Tour! £ NG MOTO ~o zi : cabs : a & : ing ¢ ON FRAMPTON. 3389 LOT ‘2 _ BE. on ‘o ° nonce —_ oo cag : Coupe, . ‘ r DISTRIS . ; > ; , bf = : ay , ee i ok > 4 s00 ‘Det mart qurekiy. wt 3823 (Ww. od | : y . - , Pain | : i! SSEX COACH SACRIFICED —_ = amaty : Fen. prenkiagt: 2 : Zl _— 1927: og to very p Wastes Watiny annntuliy . a é i meer if very

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B = ut - NC - Trav or @ ease : aiso ; Fi yy ‘ Tice us not ‘ append n rAGE So ullerton ga- MA re n: 5 t-D rn, ' STOR OR oe 4057—WNice oneun fon Cal tea cll oy —— anN0 nes Barter; ~~4 6207 — — rooms : me 6 ee qrekn best. 1 ae ae reed ee re stc 4. 58) tierce _ “ aah, pot and cold bungal —. 5166 uthwest ton Bide 5 RYN OLIA reoma —s1850 ag | ae ES. __North ILE EW a or *” ‘ eer ela ; x ‘ necti M ree WE: ie at cP “tric ms —— cb57 } refe eat ine@w fur. [3T ee: v 4 41 asst . ss: Ss ywrea , Cautife we wat ry 1 I ze ot lZaiow -room Ki ia ‘ room UC XN n par } sick ” cm J . ~ ae . hur lv ' E tion ; or S, | ES Ko spe . ph surn } gas aL rred. jan! 4-f : AI.OZ good | 1 4... , See Re a oe ifalh ea e: THIS “AB | We pp be Song am, \ ng nco BLE 2 io s sa: stores, — is le, 4 aeeee Senne 408). " H ; tates 3 pene (eB) | EST PI rest coms fi oaD; ished gp Fae. stetiric 4063— A gen (4) ST oi = oCee Store: a own- own ar pou! Ravens ‘wt aid MO ton. (c62 WENZLIC bee seren co . chester Tye te > Che . sy a ES vy a — A +} suitabi Hos; 540—(On reasonabie j we Se ho reaso With tng BL. ate furnishes acuits “RSHING. 3—Fur: seriize: Si 5 ORE— i. GRO Tt ON ep busy. Poa’ ore. Club ‘a NTH. a Bu LICK, “101 whe gion ble away a ier or unite ‘Belles aoe ay *. a LEE Fi 32000 w and North | able. abie pital m b | mi! -ersh nab t shed: nic (c62 me nish 20: | 2685 erm ROOK: pet Phen ans 0 - ail ad ‘f sults lub a Tel F ngalow 010 4 p Ubie eption Ww. —_-_--— silevt, 4 KN (c2 dg RE ort | ane for banae NY e Me Rantor Forest y ho shin le: CH 41° - nice 2 AN st 4465 e4 3-Teo 60; | ST 5 G Are OK} ) f usit 2616 Kir ru “ and legr OE in tape, ow 0 OG ark: car tion CH a ho 2) ALT n onnd n . UTH. ns two: ew! lock (4) : Park. tel; @ and Skir (c8) ES 8—5 cec NDE Bae eg 200m { e8) 9 a3 e. | S REALN ets wie irkw °* 1 ct aph toms, | ro Un 168 pri age ha o : AUN ew; 7: t w r CO. nd ition ; big ae. oO: a! y en . 3 Ol Am ¢ Sk feo) | TE 5-roo nozy PAF RSO he: Pir oom f) = REY vols. f eB EAT ar -_{¢} @21 200 ood ae Sick soige ae ce $ 30- “Bb F , ‘ ‘CE da! — ater Ba ¥: f sout 58s il ¢ fur st wt an Ets, live- nerie ink | ck oom __ (cb62 PARKYV N- aut. st floor ¢ 1 flat: tion TOW POF san /TY rahion ys 0 S& DRi 44 Rn.’ % country 2 to 5 rake enck 2 Oliv: 750 foot mp! ANI Y. P. ily vest. bi STO ak C aed % ag ete onveniennel ; oo ELL Duteicoie. Rew 4° t AP m furnt edy t 5 STOCK E- — = (4) BTORE Cal oM—i ar inev reas dist 0 to? sate mate’'E OP — Be 0. Agent berth )'5. CHA oy nny 332 Belle 142 iY, Ly ld i Pant Si od ets Ww - Saat exposure: fro ences: i AN ELL PL. AZA rsity car. PRT ly 943 LIN ARTMI (ed) deco hatha HO a e-Rrr st; fou pera = 41704 3 mnt Mt rict. price. vw Siig “ge r ‘ST Ss oume net") RE. N AY wOMT pores i Forest 80 sa 5 noon BATH vo | wil: hand te i7 est f Bees ure; =. oa — AN AS : | con 8 furn! E ic) oi Sane I 4! RM r| & =: aed 704 ood | Ca! NRE at oh Ll gt, OC ~ Ba + oom GALOV y ne 63 est McCR co A fed) | Se : East em A—S exc bas) ow N AXD E Hi (cB) nne in t ris! - D N te ¢ loo! 507 ROS AN - ae KOO be Be eemtiien aan a REG« w $ + uN utif RI _! 1 258. or Lo | 750 wd 4 89 AL ndit T 4)) a ndie ap f e . se A~—Goutt A cn Bee esi OT - | under it peeniehed EI , Sees yi |] 4507 A—New MANN 5 pees Seat _ 2 ow BO Bay» ertagenn te Ret 750. 2% ‘GALOW SO HEATH deco 44 eae ion | Loemers _anaten: © ved uth r mnt n 2a (Mars exc OPE 7 § er dw hie! and T DER uit: 's tile Nev | Chestn —_ locati confe ord es 3, ._ Cat 0) od ff! Ww, well- F Mac Pag pn Wa SOUTH AT en ra- 2 SC , dou Bi NDI quick st aD ~ “~ : ’ ! 4 i igh-cl nd wu é > ‘ ues! : Tale Es o per onan ah l ti! by “4 a @ shi ter TH HOC Gali} KF ( IN, ble i IN . ak _E k sale: -. Li oi Oo! oom ; ted) _ hi. arvia —— lent AN P i 5s. its —— H clase unf 4 S17 ; SONS 60 batt w 4-r : ut. is a: lone mae loca - pen oore; le b uilt P aus! loc K ade he Ww CO - Hea YR] 517 ga- . vES - RR (3 ] flats leh = ren smal ie? Brg Lin ) an food. LAN > ana otel - sae ay ong SU RB STOC — oom f! —— ail 2 ry _ fey NE y 223 3-c ath, D- rH an id at, fr and at. & di. ec 16 See . ty hie] - S$] g ric noth R A g q ‘Nw a hut! ZN oF ut aM 4 er. He x2 3009 ; LADY nd ¥ ! icke ch er bh h. ; oo (cS) near ae corner cc Z [Cabane Fees —~ est put at Clare; RE HOTE (cB) Ro nae ING oe p agent sg poe gut? “kEDDIN RACE, a Chestn | | Spc 27 39—Mi thwest ____ (¢3) waier, furne o LOW, & ROO a : & SON. 51 yo OF a 60x ; a _ Sher, a BLVD — | ane oo adi G00 ae of > Pry. Ty “ZAP " lem iCe@.iVv joR nBonie or. e © tront ‘ap oe mcelient an ; 2S 2 ne r usek oe . 36 AR prem A, FLL ide. N a, rti B78 a he _. See e lent re or -. Wh fixt Sanaa han S500 i+ BON 79 ear ME the 00: nie oor ine & “we 55 rea high ah at 4 “ge My | . for $711 W, j= Fd sere nerel lency ; eepin ee “ae Th (85) te LEALTY 3924 3 rooms, | bert he eo 9 ures: hen throu C NGA Easto LB. A mts. Davee ae cenhe | anibles ta ~ By - ~~ d Lac : Hail Cabany ished Sentioman’ . Phon a ap tifull con's $82. Be f SHIN [EN’ »» ton iccnwABs A TY Co OSA. ae oe ore, mode A. Tit Ss, 0 ut a gee out ASH O00. LOW We a 7th NN- ‘ss oday. > i and tile | - : ANK ys in emall weed fiats lede; i ow , 476M man ai... e Ca of pones cludes furn a taag urnis G. rs ton, F ADY —S! oa 2 alc DEL for live ns ee ol ana HOMPSO: yg ts Fees . hot ae _Bart T —5 rt (ed | h_and PACK Pric st, flo tll | Origt ie or : cash trom , ges me 765M. i for _fesy i“ ean-arae. — = ishe adage + hed WEI ne” ot x mm "Titie Guar v DELMAR Ww ve. mer: cee [PSON R ock on & at and tmer. ornin.. Sar H 5-5 SID Che LER gis ar. See na} * TPM ED lh om : Reccam *S x. Gr , priv meer emp j . 477 hot ice, ght, d: $12 two a Ps comp! ‘ t. ree — t 319 OBE nerae - Guar. ‘nive “RL est mere eT ast oN ae *e to on ae eata . . Mr 1 bric wo ere’s ING stn ~ 4 ) 908 ith | ~Quic “ae Cestnut ete { ent. ba = e watomgtad £4 Grand dht oS. ae , sek a oo 5 Murr 6 - abet] ollet, T 6. ME nd : DEL rsity L.. 67 Kcahea - ECO te ed plumb- : 5. § K ; > a| iighe, be iL, sts. ‘RES Ral th ately. i. q eer f a 60% f ; SG le ee se oe pe + ey te > fo TON Del vrre & MAR E Ci 04 iJ — “3 Se —— ~~~ ar mod cond’ bot ef! - E. EA L AE on eBR amil (e4 ) pre ping: nens, Fc r m y be m ef r Wik. 1° mar R age, $ 18 AR Ma \> & 4—« — , encore: utt> "9 — ah ern: 8 e:1 t. Db arr 45 $1] L ant , M refs re ite cog ae d — uy, a 7 ; ’ mise ; ele ookin onth; ds. b ffi- | NE t s. ele n—’ 566) 5179 50. x85; BL ._fin ore ae ears . S879 7M r 48 r ey er roe , ¥ ' Ci ge »: chee eal 0, ’ E . : ea ae a pa - = near TS = 8. Cabany sliver. eve rental in at 411 rae._slectric: yz — E 2487 hes 587 3 lo reroom, , WH Br BM wi De! einen ae sar — ce, 5 a BA THe real d sin 000 | STAT Agee ca o/. oe. & riviler sainsanin “Sold. ETC Be caben r servi Wee: ntal in-| 4117 Del DECO adi ree rooms _— eat eee Pe ” heart « a ae LE ° ent we mar. ~ m. bi oe may 35o nCabany 0144 ” you, or _ loc be E—OT! 2S Agate (eon : I: 35 or Cail es; ‘eD : rn oO y ic eryth jan! a Bag é 1s ar cc ults 00 - fi ‘ar ; art of or sed TH wood sinus na pee path Brill me 4 (c62) | any 9 iON ? ca wit a 2 bk oy ; oe. al —- ing i‘ ’ ati Us 637 e. vthin. nit L117 _Delm and R 0 me irnis Hi of : da th a __ (c59 - + rill ‘ . 62 []- 144 ip or im: h} | oun ted Rimg 4 TH , ; ; &c in Saban: couD Ee. ies onal! AM Se ing tor mar bat ATE n! bath ' i 1ished iar —_ Es BO0U road rou MA ov) price fas lant an : PC SON get 14x ots c 4s in G ER gretinncareat ie nt ist acme oa ew POLS ‘ale ‘ . & 80c | Life RE or e ma for FL ee Li h. Pn 2) r TS F ig * | “kK ESTA SA—F **$15. ¢ | eae rated, #114 ot we ished T& Zz tc., Of Realty ‘Dea. “~d a et nae Hi 9 £85) | $500 C. . ice $ £091 A room satan” emp} yu Be Re, _ ‘SE—See ae anted; $710 ment: real ieniete oe svg Soe Paps ggg h, ete : ec 3 ee = ) LT} a — wwe aatnu bgp on : ne Kirkwe wont ; be em : se ern : er fe fi Lad S. a ~ Semaine man. | STO! ’ FOR R 1 nn corne anes gga ; est the Fr 4 'T’S stnut.| Olive ¢ ren Delm ‘ ON | ra: “corner lot -_ ton barg per nm f at: i. room cash eST 5 Kast at FR me worth a (e* 3 A frot y own ehare Pr ———__ (ef RES = a > RENT . rp “ de r fla 8 £00 I 71 25M. ugen or 5 WA | 41 vad Ba a an {S “TN M ood 400°” 1 autit: - % ain. yam , gee price fram dow ors - Ow) f {ANK ti (c* 3) F om «Sc meg 2 a nents > ; lare FOR |] . a | : ms. AT Wt e Field S NT | = oF att | GAI a at Bice Pag | 2S gox I pe) Bog ty mn bi (' ne | Or Lr condi i oom nic parti fur- ree RR : 00 | E alc nie Ww ek ms ED . rin a | vieted : DW ple 155 f aw: Ce —~ P4090. SCHEM at; ives a } ~1° A ginal ° ITT ee ps ¥ f ce h ment gery i sto EN *LE Z licov “a rished td - Sch , in IN ate Pe —B wo (c& tine 140 -—_- nt 909 E Oy an west: g 4. ni ; AN ° ‘Q' 24 ME ij bot . Tw res one Tt. R ice re; it $8 | VEN N e an Lind dr —T 00! ‘ the Lom 712 OLI A sec | b nnsy 750 ea od 5) 585 bul 0.1400 ral , Re a fr ot: F ood, | ce NN wick Ches 1ER } hom o ™ RS entle ye } (DR) EAL hea 00 tric: NTH ort id jel] oom wo-r | Ph dist cI © 2 Ch JAN -ond | ase lva 9 F tifu : 0: idin oF _ C H AL T ame ent $ ars i 4” AL Sa! tnut Rn. EB. { og mn “ wa ae ae & TY t an ; tur thing an ts h (c | 4R79\0 00 hon rict “at ub estnut income a nia, olk: | — SES $2000 « no Ol s cott 672 pe! 3 | frame 25. RENTS, 8 = am, Cc : e . bre; evir a en. beau j ‘ CO d re at@ 2°6 tal «08 J soi ALY coun] m. e F R. 9 urb nut | vors it : A f' stuce i WA). 00 ne : ” Apa —_ i") 3° ax pe and | Aime ww? 5 leo ae anted’” 0. } oa? akfas iz. NT -_ Trp ist les ns, i or. t: S1I&: room ts il NIS —— | —ee year-old ur- must f ysonab!} Ac c- ca set: turn inshe vara t ° FE R1! ue lies; od; ; fle 1 00 m cor. MEN ‘cy | "7% BL. amily son 1 AN, ily of 2 Paco: cape ale (c6? . RE a S BOK Dee urni- garage: HED APART) and Ap’ NTE oi Lcaatthia 6 tau- | OWN — **eerons 50-f iwooa| § he deve B ort!; taut. | MARTIN / year a tin 3 oe: nc Clem | OUB BRO.. ~ ole nven 601 : c er: expos ~) Nort NT Fn men ° i li A ERN 0: bn , 3 - gtat t tw {TM ENT p ts DE! " D 2 — ble moves Da . a E orest at 3 mith Own 4ent se t. (c4) RT nth r th ube r, en 4055 Wi? sl ~ ' , ‘ d ; rise & a t NT WwW > ponte it nd 4 R a9 tra ot, 3 eo . 8 on; a P IN ent at rougt ne ard s. \¢e 5-5 4 F 5 Che N ienc }15—Root Sabany high ure, mn N h iL Res; eiectri No ”'317 y ice seroo - ® pric Oo Fro = Wid. res {AR A... usi arty; 0 lilv Y ai - \ . 58. etiv Dm 218 ala 4 ~_- ho & P on! ytd ugho wiy wood | Cac h: 7F I A at. =. € m. 782 cla 5 T. 43 UCK} $45 ric. f1 Fo Full 50 3 ce ms Wea =e eason BI nln. NE ns © price e | i] m pe {U ——— ne ¢ AN ren ut: dee . sma! exce eirf 4 “FLAT u - priva ~— 6. 38 396 y. furt ur ilert 0. DW Bo an ~ onab! _ 2a ~ to ss i? a e in, ode : ir . c3) a $50 5 lit vat G a4 . tals: i or- vali’ pt ax BA ; r war yate: atl = 2 i: "jan large re : E 40C ac ‘arg on no E x . eee le 5237 P ——— BP or Sag rn CP 9 ~ 3d. ie cae a —— (RN ar! “ nco | FF ¢ lon ay. ; aS | i om n =] te: $2 y fur (2) ' ito - On ast 00 re h ger Bld BI - L Y-1 bath: | ; mi ] ae U ed ee §- }: 71 SI be r m: “ee y 4 N w ins me | iAN ash al at GA > 2, od priv een 2 rs -8 50 urn . r ser oom pposi fine oe 3—O veal: ooms i -EXNL Li 5 a? 2 ne ake Sto : RP’ R Oo 6¢) room Al if | furn Cc NG fo mo tert — | R — 400 or 57: ants pect e;' ‘he K a bar in a N ern « ate h ng ro per. shed; 3 vice; S. org or | $32.5 ce lst ne t; all ; ba den ION NGS ,_P.-D — neces re; r "SE = me bun 4h4 | or ace anaa LE F re — ins, Eos men or Delma Dein 0 ion | A stnut L.. ment gain: . 5641 n convent ome rooin week, . & - alle | Fal- | > 32.50 nditi fi oor block ll con’ th ce - PL... F 62 -asary rent Ss Aes R35 Ab galo P ily $ lst n ; 4 RAM on Miss nOvSsE. IDE delm aim ffer. genis st. t + : bi pri . ch 1A— fences no ‘tor Ss on’ arlor, Chesint G on, = ck fro dal Poss 112 OR a +m or le BUNGA Ri 5. Post-Dis w: bu | 5800. floor: lot ki aft SE—s NC ar 8 ar bi. | Ort ERIE ° sab a ces eerful Sou ces othe i . @ ou enien ris tnut. OLD Br m 8: ensi ae © R . prov ease; NGALC chm at-D! in iit | HA! oms. FLA er bric & room ES Bs 12 I. ginal R R 2 : : the P.: x e ; th Ces. AL! . MA oom ATT (Cc) ion n’ Mo EN ement Lanny AO Oo is at ft ; Us ot 60x ha y (c2 G rn roo . — (c “Q . an : ING Feasogable. rn- oom E aes (R2 SBU x" vaca 1s a ab u ov. der T nts. ern ; ‘ ees sef e ela eS © seren. & een gg = ri ae S m ‘{ 8 Ww ar m n o. 3°70 . eee a ge a A. RUST & SON ee danitgr weiectiic: $45. Md hwest | ‘ss an © || Sime Aoaie 3 = daily. 4 “Ouro? lor. a Soceoned 1083M, ch. 5 ble cig we, RE ee: “repair: rel st.: 6 HAIN Rj furnace Ay -°%y ur ll, ¢0 is shed, Dispige aie fe sty hy Sa ‘ in aN ining c : e s n (© Ches 5 i Bt rage ro | es. Ie: dai's t Sun 5¢ _——_ "4 IP Rarag cwoo Ra ; term aset _. wt O., ' rr ren ewly ami ‘leetric, wi 9 a) 20 ; ire: ine: ~— v - nce: room, N BL... privat large, -07—4 Re ior, § =e cul xa estnut a room saihention "NGA __$o = ms $O ti 7 rf v i. ae ie Dise Sun | 202 t & a -% fio rs. = bt s. Call . 2407 1a ke * $10 a flat: th ie rod ws b Se ESIDENCE, . An = a; 40% Aga o¢. a ee. . or & F in s; chea well a . nt Ag bath, floors. ti —- Chest V.. 399.) H GE, 464 st. RUST bath abnNtARS: | quire LOW —1 - uthw . as, | sega dais Prt 2c ? a ) ' * WERS £0 x170 tile b beautif (2) TV 1908 2 Broads :" pcorated 3 | WHYMA? of attend de bat! , 8500 =. | ‘ ay “i For ho, Sun. ¢e or j ~ or : , a o a ° - be ? 2 —— ' => wT °F ¢ r , ’ & ‘ 7 ” ‘ — md 4 ° 7 ° , noes tr ON Pe i faraisbeds —- 29 . F at office bath; 48 a or st Fi M. SCHN malities " LON ROO. 1 * Sae7 he eee — REAL ee $0 ey Display atts 3545 owner — 5- with 30-fo0 y E. PRAIRE ABbcHT ER Ss - 407. 7 \y decorate = 0 CASH su times Ag _ “£: ’ nts. : ee sana ae re Une ant & 3; Just com | PLAT—2 MIT roo CO. r Reber pi. 6 & | $e Sun. be.” aia? eo roman 1 co... 30-foot lot R HULTE IN jp getting 3 4 insta 3 IccH - $30 eee yiern c ve . . SON, t com bed. ro —? Z R ms, ba er pl > gareas « VR E vC. & SU me Ww iatiasiniealic omin st a T- CO ): ea ot ile aire E Fo GLE Ch ing sary inet d | = v ry bogie sncin 0A Nee rr = __ ew SIDE ob78 = cue home. —". na E. CO th, elect uted gi w ‘ ge: $32 | throes my. pe STATE ORBAN ReAtTy ee wie inaner i ¢ a ey terms $4250: SL Sas mo nied: and BRICK rib Seastee| We FINA oe as | + 2o { : K Fo B gle: 3S 5. fure tency. high-xra — FLAT. De le : * . +00 ric, I I™. e In-! W ight By ® LIG! CA | _tode ce REALI GQ mat T N. Tth wM wit ( mth : bath fou FL live the Y nC ; rivate fai 24 pa de Ssounis ' ao adu! cy: . 436 ble 2: ge le : RE Vv m emt spect Lab i41R vate F —— ath. wines . m h ak o> uP WR of Ah pe adge Web ebs' ent §$ each Pal IN entra 732 t 29 t wi» | oo limen and 243 is ING i | nice 8— Third nite : 614 ALT effi- | rooms; lar po ene 41R. ice) URN ie furn Cer ose; | ; a x ig Sap VRITE ebste R ster 89. cash 101 ¢ foam Pn V E ST (062) Che - 2 L =. alle erates : NGION ely f ‘hird a Che “co. | eo : gas ge an Fore neuern: isH ene 3 9-r (c2),. Sion Eat ite v st for trun = a K& 9. , bala per im trie; 6f . TM _ , cette 0 Cas -OAN Oven w you 3 > one | ow nd ge * Southy stn __ Dein . i st 8129M. ED See: esi oom 2), y 42. Op- WER Pg, Bane. ee 65) | —— an "Sonal = vane EN 7 ae - OW . EC 8s every Ao — on | E w we. (ce) | var SDS smal 429M. HO will Jenne i Oe yhoo: of OM ae ae ait th: patoe | Mew: : T ¥E ve 8500 | KER ON day. ; inert ge. ot Ligh - Cole kitchen 50 est Cc). 190 4R051 bat tall ( us len . KR OR _} We 0d xe SCH thiv ; pric eation ite’ I -_— Nort 500 T Ww REA i r 7 . —— ie t. 503 elec 5 5L th, unfit cz ae RON pri hat pr U i ° ent r ar m3. Ww ail cme ( i a cheated RL. 4 small ; t. comfor Eetteecd flo b —Living rr lectric; Wagne FL ao ana! Br "NGAL bw ES FOR : | —* Troe 500. ane cB) oe R E 3 ri RE eleven $15 ir: “ Mar eneti, 2 cf) Le ALT Y¥ 06. Gen L J ae i a8 —— Be Sea = aes 2. = — nore RENT | PRICE $isoo°to $3520 REAL ‘tir REM i300, ttn; fae a | eet dee a | NGTC yed. a geet a et s. throu on, dining KE or ett rooms . (eB); 25 eautiful: = room o | . Fw RE elt ong Tn 593: VE 5 Py wie — Be ee 2 | MO “sp sult; $15 pee e ; age BR m; co y fur G4) 367W. sughout: bec NNE Fours . bath 1 are ; ev fy s, furn /acr e roo ACT ZED z. (cr re tlie 3-3: ° ST av 160% aut me. A nd NEY atch. fai 000 Pe o Ls nt nis yuts 1 l- R U tit , 137 or er rni urn oe of rr 1c Dr ‘ al ms nt ) \ (4) : tifu 3 to s r Pe: ; joc ricetei 4300 —B inuous hot Ww re Oc tok) i al aston titul fiat: "S60. | — ery conven nished or uw: \- I ven ae CED ey By - ame 23rd ~wpad me yee Pain ROOM 1 B-room =e “St. Loula real - we Sa Ses G) F iv - ‘ j = 2 ry sae Vt i— na s “ eri r y ient ns Ma Ss = . } . ile. } } i! ; oe 4 eon eae a. _ Beatifoi_ Foam ; 1229 os (534) cone S471 mag 1 By toner gar = unfur- | i sell at § pet furnace cons, with ea ily. like ne t 31000 ti ts hE ew ! mi me oar aah x 533, i x 5 e: oO Te } pa | a i ter ~ ar : Ht ’ x ' ev 5 ; r ans ‘ I = = 4960— business : ie” aten: D WOODLA ee corated: we Pitt —s = st. LOU N sos — EALE | REMBI ~" pat cmalew oad . 4 a “51s ns, “e in a . 148: mi r We - nent, a . F Ba ent? ; ‘ K oda 7 —— B : E ». O8 ys e ent ' a { 3, 00 ents COTT N ” : MA M cs) { a a Bl en te aa: ae | | ~/ — 40 ne a = iEOD ‘oer A, z ood a HME ER CLAYT a 58083 furnishe HEATH “regula. T 1 7 ¥ ell ye Lid BUY art Wa 7! Wellst & LOANS ad . ome North col ree: Ci 100 mint pate | se | 8 4.) AND Til t one ? : pie elegant turn a , sed fs ms. mona ly; W UNION. 30 ; 590A — Moc oh meppewc hea’ {c67 Bina» - W ishea | F 4 , &i highes rise | pro . 1 aoe la —15 ° Ns co. | | § XV wright Blix. COT " Gavin ime ontn 7 622 yac ion; 5 | . 44s , as mo. (e4 9 ind \ A ceciessnae RM Lan ; anv : bea : 6 ide er . ocK tile —M tH ponmpaces ay ‘ B - (e3) iz ¢ Bi TAG in J. . @ niy (2 v irnac AT, ant re] rest He xx heat; dern ; pie iv 10 L Fr ewiy | SIDE ce uo all E scsmatin SkKER B ie wale’ NS rae sas " AN conti furni i @ 4 ~ N a tor « pa ng W ly se for ictiy LA—6 ' ults. rnace.: -room : pton , roo Tipeeat ppapect vice sale e last as tak OY IN ser ic 4 rc ~~ 4515 DOUBLE 544 O Aye ee dg ; w; t Oxx C ‘ ATi ER URC nes — rs; ortabie nuou ished: eme | par 591 1] service of Delmst tee £ dent eae a — tw a - Gre oms. colore wom ; py Ou with! fou en ' e NV. CC lot rooms, 2) oo 9-17 8 BLE FL. ° eve’ bath 4444 ot Saale a Cast Mi le G ROS. ou you pay he e, a 8°56 (firs g§ nh em ri 1h ms, t lr BOUT ara ist ern iri — 9 — nd = ere tie C1 DD! ur r ret iin 9 r m-- t UN Le. CO. | pric wat ms St PLAT 1 ant enin . 4 t 33 roc s 5B lema ON uar FL ride. . at: irv fi silat OoL- . or » Ext: thire mn ANIC ge 0 or . 2 upp wor et eo 4417 red Sai on are prope prese Oo a mont Oo = GA SF ae 639 " er. cash each t Fe LAT ere | on F i 4.) RE eok 3x12 ms ox n: ) EY any INA uce us - eve conti Pitter ny ee acer. G ° third tra 1 i fl con CAL ption: physi ults er ous niassian 7. 20 Re — R = rtv ntat! lays ‘8 1] LO - oD - $3. Bt ): 1 hala . rdina RARC ores EStDpE wk 26 : " . hot H.- 7-7, mW et ‘ loa NCE pay we ° MIN: ry senerte seme s, oe | ae ILE: flooe iné 5 ort ' eni 41 LAL. ician: KO corne FO ES. visemes 124 BY. 7 O} OTT with ve % you If W — Fas FRA nce eal nd; GAIN » Ne t fy NCE rick -we 0, Sat | Mc le.; mo f ned Bidg. CO men : n oO in ri Bi s r i h, enien 5 - Arc od r cee Ls ; felt out wt! Ww _— to RANK m b 4- It _fe4 rr >, ter P. IN red on ts, Seether, convenience hot modern fin a 4 ose 491 west renme CALIFORNIA. = double con- SoMPTOR. RENT a dane _Bungak ce 392. 6 ct chara. and BUNGAI 8 AND CO et — K 62 cninip en family, 3 ris 2072 Bish oe gl maraxe for 3. is | 3 oe she tape. “1431 “te Olive 85m STSsshy L.. 462 PSesebia ats | eretture O.._ Sts = ae | CAR ‘LA. 310 . 8 ok) IPTON. 11 Oo E _. |POTT ow entra 1808 iXGALOW—8ia rs TT nal “Quick Kal ME 300; $20 OOMA. BAT condition: care. | Suet es 8 ots les ich el os cmc ana xposu i—Be nabie telee | a ~ ae _for mal) mar | ROLI ys 1 A— erage; of) fur akin RC TC. | gt tony iE vs, C tiene | excel modern x ro ale AG i Bhar oy Prag $200 3 wit S, BAT ition: S780 an ree ae BM, 7th. wala Plaga en gine ~ 302 re: h avti ao : st cme " 8a apa ‘e elect 2 age T ods et Mod ; all ishe y —_F OL | Went wta ott aa” | amare odern roo ES k Sale Ww nut E. 0 lek cagh. ATH ; $75 ood fe) | M all ev oaned ried . wr : ahh | ot fu! a | | 4 o-r riment. | ric; cal a i : il hed iat. 4 v | =H. i.— a c8) Dont rr eet — — r +4 Cc 1 hou A 500: fl | Sea aperee 0 beo : ¢ aes all con Hoo water. front — eom apartme ent. 4 COM Pek bod six . down: 0-room tc) SUBUR = poe oe .oO | odern. 5 or 6 ges W 1 OMe K a. 3 ¢ hard 0m Ss noi-ne A. 9? ; wie 4 5- z= ora c nee! 1: 00 ’ oO} 4 OPE “ onth. ture * MINS housek sonal Rivers: Vice, floors, s Ww iy rnace °915—! eat at; 6 ur- _Over! ve nd ad mon new bu FI 46. P west th ¢ NG WS—TH h c4) wi kite) w: 4 N mrage: R55 tfon and fur att M om ive 85 ! pe RATI 0, 427 ' oO anda TE | eepi nt rooz (cp | ‘ gs le oe ith 6- | a se Fis baa roo (4) EL and Park. th; 6 : 4 ret F! ats, oat Diana ive-root = 0. 3054 REE 4-3 }) Se d flo Somsite on n 7th st ;. WHY 39000 cas ached USE 0 menseae an VE Cc Viet live 3884° and R. ne: hb room. a , : 7: pe srtee : bath. room Os. So ‘@—POoTT it. ms. €3 MORC ark on f s mont room nh} L. .T a Nepat set he FO orn CO oe 2024 LA Yy 4- Re PHT ce $ te re. rs, — om lily S (a? HYM Po ex ric i ——¥ _ 1 + olsat B t per a ere. = in reo sun .09— ot- water De. igittor neroe 5 r steam GRA? AN F. Die nm ee: b K ® h enone 721 air “ener oad cary sath, 7 ere 1 mod- tre, Toe —— atte K sno" es PLA tT zm dox nace "4 bre south ae ) —— AN ° n an one ey /MO ldg., guee™: en — ie mi: DA ri Des! eskenil N-ST serv | floo s : po Re C “KMA! h . 4 a th 3) _ mouse fur ae is. t app! se F L i, ele Sin ents (z= ic, —Nj{ - - C ‘ ONT 47 ae ex ie raryay Boe H age An de: r MU #0 inte ba NEY h and itu — % MINSTER FI. Beret, Me [owe + Rot eodagy porch, newiy ce ee a pees cur Emi ihren’ mi apples cash: ey ae Bie cated on ane onotinaae pester Shoe 2a Ly apo imi I q Tt is: iru ron a Any 2 >i t ‘ |H Ay de oe _Ch - b “4 wo ne . 6A —— iti if Ta Heizi . ash ; qd.— Ox lout le: i ce, car - Th ~ ; 7 ‘ rhe near rn eu " fs ~ Jest a ‘ _ a ents , cot mn 35 e-—~ OT. : 3) © ster erti on M beeping: ae mod =r — front of le hat 792: “80 RMAN me | ARTFO corat 4 roo! — conet ot, FL. aaeermtal w scar in Heighte—-e (ce) FLAT \ ho oe th _H-259, 3 or 423% ae $4500. Gano prick, 3700 or & Gr ure vet nen soid st i, $2520; tile 520 V Tow — 722 Ch ted ~ pid is rificatees we doth ain "ins ’ to youree! wa Ce agg rn ant. (fp : . a5—-6 98 Che N. | waerb! RD, 42: a. “room: vee a i AT— nished se saggy £10 Fy : or W _P.-I 4 room tric “32 LLY Box and P bath e3) Benton | 279K. ao as oes Le : ; heat Pe eee’ 9 ver G omy My 8 lag. eras ww Nea: ~~ : PIN if. rm; b ette, f Two i MAN ‘Deer. arom pstnut. | H aden a Lo $ ern, f sleepin BB yan ~Shrew sbur —5 roo re ni Botas dow = 5 ‘or phone rhea tte er y erew ig . HOUSE cf. ‘owners. suppl Auto auction ts 4 7 eal kit 430 uiet privi- loo 5-roo TEN 82) AG e- $65 47A sinu . th ~ rb ‘buns (e5: | fa 650 d.— Oo ——_——— — ele Fog ae x ame tats 3 t GER AY LTY » Me 8 Ort! 15 r paym ed & rick ; 45 some otion — itch 309— cou E tf so m ‘T =) rNOL 0 —F t. Olive. n. elec- NE an nga , | farr 0 Hi oa _- rE AL” cott arage lat. 3 ert ’ A — "C wr gina DITT ent t $1 bul id 7 = / Exchange oe PINE enet Nic pes | 3 * . vk oilne. alasies |: IA. ive el onth WwPro Pp low, $7 a oat ieee _- EXC : ALTY wee anna SOHN | dg s: lot V.—8 D, | *‘Q "AC ME bal 0.000: ing - EY ely : BR te re ely >. a” . tops n On new m-h _ne te, b 4941 room 427. — $1? RT rope Pans. city. ear, stor er HA 3 CO pri , ete “ N & whe ze Po 37.4% 3500 (eB) abe 4 Ches [ER ance ~ We loa: le lll ee yom ; ure ished ee MAN mage eee ce; | ath, —-N a. ba me: 935 rt Hi y lpropert es 4 NS 4 Y £04 Che am c Mt ay ne x142 —e Sale tnut R mon f ¢e ned « f 2 ad rnishbe¢ 412 b ‘ ; 3 a eco a \eM j mm ha ~ew th ——— Ww . Renal y— ' ME ropert ij] ; nd wane. E } é 4 Ct e HI “ AKE ier eRe be w at. E. C ent: v nt on ule. ed. 120—Two ao ‘ n RDRI 108 N. &t rat- | = ‘Hl iG : ome voce . 2 oe and GA e ebster rts " Fur ish joie arte. eh rey bonation ats | | roanee Ri sUOm yM a] hestnut Te he PrEM A aS Fz RO. see | 1 ah vee me vr Oxx anted”™ ag 0O.. y MONEY 7 me marae “Terai ; ee .. j a ‘ . - c om . r te. --— _ r .-— a (a 4 Aas -y t - ; ; a : e ~~ ene: B wa Becenge eo oo e oe a VE men. | ho agg oeoregg 915— ecoxion ; $50. gee kiteh- | RAGE - arutenet od = Dispe tc ~ iaree « AREE, 5f ed Bi = wu VAC e7) | preg ‘tio aan Tin re TEX {ho ctrie: Ghe Fim mag h ents. (062) | virement po i ve BR g renan: abe alecoie eo co a Es E, 744 a, | MATH 2701 a tele ra good far 8, STABLES | Bs hi cat Sere PEM AREE: (eat | - Goose St prs ceed ON See Tre ne cog azilpanale Bi vt orne | ten | hg Yicwane eaten a | PIN slee 7—H Tw. f! we . in bed in tan (2) | L — (53 ——— : Finan ma a in 2: ctl) _ 0 car a ns ee ae PR $x235 and ¢2 flat of Ch NER cb} | petnut. OF 218H elect Bl. Me fu ce og} con a H ping susekeepini tome. WE ocr | Ba ater aI ol de 2 is, til ate 3 2) 8 ES 5x) R a ie a. = HUI and aéy to ater ' FRAN 100; res gar Picmge > 3 live OP REA INE Fa og nt per mont , | r ‘ousekee 2 n a R N aI d - N.. —— 208%: ste at 3 , Ar = Be iY ? Ss E ren’ , of with e. 3 inwr bE Co.. ~ oO kL ated 895’ Columbia low a be S- tes Age = f amily. one? ti a ew “the “finest 10" rooms ling | | RUSSELL. ‘T a outside $40. 3 GARAGE Call Tym PP on TS—Two “4 Southwest srand , C -~ iney = Tr pss x12 Par oy —e e wae s “01 F Pp IR Le bargair ire _ pp Ben on — Fasc 70. it Bidg )- OPERATIVE ‘Paernnare - tg + a . —- ; at. € - ‘ ene a vier uic iy {> ft / TT * 4 ‘bad 5 - . 5 Toor ane. in tiver aes le r ly; « ur r pl le ” Be wr iV ~ ur 62 ette, i84} | a A FS ergy ag me 5 | Penang 4162 Seatrnl:” Be ae es F paint 40x _West ie?) —— © resid fi i - AGE - ERS cas bath | oar gle f F wide « avihe « IR ge arages { 5020 “- anit tld E¢ * ye Pay ate sapetiene iat | 494° pa gee _earass ag gr a rooms. 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Pac. firep ce, - teen pay oT #0i! a De } L Ka if “F; ram Son 00 teke *) Naw, n, s deve AT “C H “e2) > CHA Ww a. mco . ree: - ams co, ee e and Bang privete. IMIN nt ” i only > ey} wa SS | st. TEKS a an roof’ $12 6730 ‘yee s tent ik 1000 a ane —_ ie? A ance ot a, nier EA cop 72 WiLL UNCEY. etly OME et) a -_—_o ton. Pt ow! : DOM MA line. one jo 7 BI it trie. NG. 26 7 al eons : $20, wan: venes. idin we 42 RE hex fh: yor iy B 000 4 pert cot a anh Al ) aan ! ae at y mid CGoodfe mort . = > re my be P ph. N Er NEY P mak mode r Pho Ki FY TES ‘ cee 52) : } Fangin , ATE | ea ag sre gy . er 5-room, Pa = . cen factor S REALTY CO. Box oar, ARGAIN ty | ne TAGE a. CO. 7 nha Pore dteliow. fe ore autiful f mactries ne! EXCHANGE sake offer. aD oe salaried ; ne Ollve. * ‘ w w | —— ti g iz thre G.4 new! m f1 » im- . 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Grand eer =a fivors | ; é ther — Semen aoe FaRM— ARMS ~ BP i t. nea _ IX = v3 ALTY co 00 cas! ndy sdeeha f h gg h eine roeme -) ideal for. chi ons bi Tek Bide. IP nH 6on- ivy You loan ¥ - ee soos Be aco te on | LORAINE. we eee! | ap Pe wn ea FOR RENT Megs nt 13: ROON BENG or Bis ra eg ta SESE > ol ae ee ‘portent Prowereae i RMEYER. 5 5 A we $6450, wclid heat ICk K $8 Lin | pont "Standard. Cre a we'll ie . . a oad : erati ice and 4 it, a i Cali ¢ a fio os enna. er 5S | Teer iy tN: Sune sto mont oe a ji Forest 4 ae ont arm: ¥ irk- inal “"Q 24 TT ME , asb , nest 4: iE \ 7, Be 5179 tive ain with $” . a ESIDENC 4eti.’ eh ard C - at eu ay jepe aa ies - . ir looTs ‘tr usutiae , 500 r ” t tee 7 mast our ru ic 84 Che E al y 73 * ) 2° _ oe} ~aanetead idg a the “ ey ae ay a a - KI me ¢ 708- vi: mat : sPACE— ‘dita 010 , ecnrat ~ = 0. "2617 noe an Fre HS ¢ anted™ J. 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WAREHOU . ow is: vou there he. near! ail ut. “al alee ny ems H 4 aut ». 5 o Ses and Routh / gibie weak » ter SA : ad . i e 8342. Monaret I 4 & ratiron carn foo S you: man > oe ao aaneie a5: — ———w 2 3S — Paes te Sag aa, her race: L AG 3 ; Ht nee gl - ex! aiir rr rn : uc on 200 r; on ery ¢ Theo wi nrey. _tingh ron ery rue eal oor ty a! pesowaes bee d AL! if *: 4 Colfax man b better pane — food Ts vm many wo _* ee eS he en ut! ear 6 = see F medern fet. $ ted) ° Sener, 7 a olm 0. $1" Tt 7 Fa dhevater ufactu re ter leas uns e « we profi a 1a 420 in »& lence “| ne tr ar room 21CH - or. 4 in oor ® wl : “eS a2 . x nd bupoly tee F ; tier oppertua' — fourh cence roads: bi Re! us ging $825 ae brick a. = reg s — r 4e29 | AR DSC conver awe: com- ; 63% ae rr wat rock tien $1850, wo ; ee ; 38 —s re Ww, mm. ec unity our r cent and good AU 4117 easy inane oom — oN. S noe. . 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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demecrat and the Times Combined NOVEMBER ee : a 82 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oH = — — = TMM = EE ——— gegen’ THT ° i Ronas 6: clothes Ll EY Fiction and ° C © ¥ s ; 3 —— 2 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ¢ 1 ¢ oa —= & as ht tt bALELELALLAS LL LLLLLSDL AL SLTD LEDS SS ee, ; renlsss , ss a * | a | a : > oa 4 , “ RS ee a .-. ‘ — : ain a »~ ’ OE, a es _ Sy - — — i o4 ay ~ a hy POCL SD BOR RY a CRE RY Or Sin PRE SC. RET TTS adeleansy ¢ + Te ote sone - > ies Spar Piss i dete Se ROOD, Me Pn (OORT 9 be ein MN aw If you are one of those unfortu- distress of itch- —~ ea bay + he from Russia and now one of the or hemorrhoids, largest land owners in Kansas, will ask any druggist a for a 60 cent box cut his 35,000-acre farm in Greely of Pyramid Pile - . rg : Su ee i ae + oe as ¥ Saat a Ss ok eee Pig, 7 wees a= a P en a oe fis a Worth $10 to $20 More ‘Junior’’ 2-Pants Suits and Overcoats 15 ameled and stained ef- fects with Johnson's Wood Dyeand Perfectone Enamel Ss. C. JOHNSON & SON St. Louis Warehouse, 19 S. Third St. / ° > ~ > . ~~ ee _ Telephone Numbers—Kinloch, Centra! 1397; Bell, Olive 9416 meee eB ee SSS SBR SSBB swBaenswauae awe es a | THIS COUPON entities the bearer to a FREE copy of the Johnson - Book on Home Beautifying and Wood Finishing “The Proper Treat- . ment for Floors, Woodwork and Furniture.’’ Please show the | | ® bearer wood panels treated with Johnson's Artistic Wood Finishes. . | : | hoe a s t Name : + a _ Address [eS Se SBeaeeae eases eeases ees eae & S&S = = at Plaid-Back we, eae » = a | AP erp omen — ~--- ~~ or reee~~ ee -_ er . Se “ A — — TT en | , ; , We Maintain a Service Department on | Johnson’s Artistic Wood Finishes | Bring coupons for Johnson’s Book on | Home Beautifying to us. W ehiwend Brees. Hdwe. Ce... 3766 S&S. Breadwe,r. cwrwTRaAL $12.75—$14.75 and $17.75 We feature the newest styles and finest long-wearing fab- Bond Only Makes One Small Profit eR 20OT —— hem ot! - fully «ffk fired. Witsen Hdwe.. Beecen and Lillian st. Fameus-Barr D. G. Co. 6th & Olive || | t(renircait tawe. Ce. sit N. @th Se. Speciaity Hdwe. Co.. Tee N. Tth st. WEST The Hynsen (Coae.. Paints, 4736 Feeten AY. c. BR. Risener & Co. Hdwe.. 2ee4 %. King’s Mighwey Bl. sh. &. Wttlard Hdwe.. 38458 Offwe «rt. NEARBY cCITiEes Hh. KK. Jeohusten Hdwe. Ce. Litem, ttl. Chrietmann Wall Paper & Paint Ce. Betlewilie, tft. Freek Humeen Hdwe.., ‘(lar,tea, We. Iillineia Hadwe. (e.. S37 ‘Ceilimeville Av. Baueet Se. Lenina. TH. Mie’ FPre« “Meawee.. regan: a Av. Bast St. one : Bres.., Th. Leute L. wet, ty. We. Chertte Wiisen Hd we... Dn T3688 Manchester A Mapiewoed Weed Hivee Lumber &2 sappliy Coe. Weeq Hiver. Ht. A. 2. Kahle Hwde. Coe.,. Grantre €%s. 4. F. Geedrich, Venice, Ti. Gereleck Hdwe. Co.. Webster Greves, Ye. LMOP BO CEO IN atten rics, tailored ‘‘bey proof.”’ They come from factory direct to you at a saving of $5 to $10. His First Long- Pants Suit If your boy is ready for his find Bond’s well prepared at all times with just the styles and patterns adapted to his requirements. We especially feature an all-wool 2-pants Suit at 19:79 first Long-Pants Suit you will- Did you ever stop to think what the money you spend for clothes actually pays for? The price you pay an ordinary tailor must be big enough to cover the manufacturer’s profit—his road salesman’s commissions—the retailer's profit and expenses. Bond's plan of selling eliminated every unnecessary step. All you pay for at Bond’s is Clothes—with Just one small manufacturer's profit added. , Just take a minute—come to Bond’s and investigate—vyou'll learn the new way—the better way—the Bond way of clothes selling. OL ON Ry Ps Pe a P ” ss Hs i pl iain ; Le d + , xi . ee seat er : F q et 5 ° a ep te YN. hues > - “ To See ‘

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he ve = he — - ey Sat = &» q ‘ : oo Oo — — ~~ mes 1 Ream ee oe Bilbo Beir ay . * Saad ts es "1 * ’ : 1 as ie ea ire 7 7 2 near tty me mont : Au = oo - ea2222028 aE 4 o gsons not made plain : = (2Uegsesssiy A ee 2 ~§ ALLY NICHOLAS is a girl ~— an, 4 it necessary to move to g0VF MBER 6, 192). ee ae ee —_ eee fe Rt. Eh ee abet: *, Oe So: , - Oe Rep FN Bot So a ee y 7 ie 7 =o WA Se, Re ET Se RO ae Ge me etary » a 7 Oe nh nee ‘hn . ‘“She certainly 1s. ‘*So sympathetic. ’ og CN “So kind.”’ blossing thrown in. A CONTINUED STORY ’ asked Fillmore, brightening. “Yes And she's got brains enough for two, which isghe exact quantity the girl who marries you will need.”’ Fillmore drew himself up with as much hauteur as a stout man sit- ting In a low chair can achieve. “Someday I will make you believe in me, Sally.” “Less of the Merchant Prince, my lad,” said Sally, firmly. “You just confine yourself to «explaining how you got this way, instead of | taking up my valuable time telling me what rou mean to do In the fu- ture. You've lost all your money?” “IT bave suffered certain revers- es,” said Fillmore, with dignity, “which have left me temporarily . . Yes. every bean,” he con- cluded simply. “How?” — aa - Fillmore besi- tated. “T've bad bad luck, you know. First I bought Consolidated Rails for the rise, and they fell. So that went wrons.” “Yest” “and then I bought Russian Roubles for the fall, and they rose. So that went wrong.” “Good gracious! Why, I've heard “But what went wrong? Well, that’s something to be thankful for. Stripes wouldn't suit your figure.” Sally gave his arm a squeeze. She was very fond of Fillmore, though for the good of his soul she gener- ally concealed her affection de neath a manner which he bad once compared, not without some rea- , gon, to that of a governess who bad afflicted their mutual childhood. “Never mind, you poor ill-used all this before.” “Who told you?” “No, I rememtLer now. It’s fust | that you remind me of a man I met | at Roville.. | story of his life, _ made a hash of cverythir ; -_ =. ' ) see they eas lever ot ~ a $1 a | 4 es and Cail ive 300 miles and cal! : tf | * ons her Hh for three nichts ru and call it a the world, and she thinks fun than aarthing.. Thirty is Dored to death. ous books. he goes to lect eeliars for herseif. Ans he think ful for words. I? I were a the week, dut more he likes to lie in hammocks and read seri : ures row concerts. She crochets funny the modern girl is fust too take my chances with Thirty-eight any day led Thirty to the man I would think a long time before I to this “telling ourse serious side All the same fibs about rour age” A Womand is not apt fter 43. and are minding a family some men ii — ©? — ) Silnt there is a business. ! to experience miotherhood for the first time there men who marry with the old-fashioned idea They love to see a baby carriage at the little tikes of their own ldren. xe chi 4 h ey . Srmpathy for Husband. . would never marty a woman of 43—not if he has a right to enter marriage under aman as ‘iat And no wry sh . \. 24 Knew she was 43 woman .ais8e¢ oretlenses Mr. Fougherty and I really can’t shed sathize with o Bea » 2 rougoner.y 8 Wie i rather sym; for Mr doesn ¢ tears hbhing to £now say. It really doesn’t. And any woman 43 years that. observed the strange enough to know (whisper) have to the men?” to camouflage— . x 4 fet * * 4 s ° ’ i , . ’ ¥ ieee pnt ce) & "Ted Po RRs. ae ; , , a baa - . - s o* a. Te 33 : om A} ; bs : : Z R . 4a” > » ar g ; ORR AR ADIOY Po tegE. HME anneal -. ALUity , left, Mrs. W. G. Hoops; center, Miss Delphine Anthem and ive. W.H. Peckham, all of New York, who are among the social leaders enjoying the fall sport season at the fashionable Westchester-Biltmore Country Club, Rye, N. Y. THE HOME By JEANNETTE YOUNG NORTON "he Authority on Home Cooking NITCHEN Savory Sauces for All Uses. ness in making and servins T HERE ts a law of appropriat- sauces which should ve ob- served by every housewifa. tled or canned sauce may be used in a2 emergency, Dut a made saure shows the skill of the cook and the pertection of service. The tools needed, if many sauces are used in the home, are a snail granite and a small white satcc’- pan. a smail doubie boiler, a small white mixing bow! and spoon and a square, rather deep granite pes with four small, covered bowis tas: fit into it to keep sauces hot over the water in the pan below An egg beater or silver fork and a d-e9 white soup plate are conrenient iz which to beat eggs or other in- gredients. A smail hbashinette may be used for chopping the <auce in- gredients. but it is not a necessitr. Dutch Fish Saace. Work a tablespoonful each of butter and flour together. Put them into a saucepan with a cupfual of hot water and stir the mixture uniil tt thickens. Add the jfuice of a lemon, cool slightiy. then best is the yolk of one fresh egg. Crn- tinue beating and add diowly two tablespoopfuils of butter and two of rinegar, salt and a half saltspeonful of red pepper. Serve in a hot sauce- heat for hot brofled or baked cod. 4 Dot- | | @ereniy. | ga2uces. } or other white fish, or the ssguce can be used cold over a fish salad. Continued beating is what makes the sauce satiny and texture. Mackerel Saacc. Meit a quarter of a pound of but- ter in a bowl over hot water or iz a very smail double boiler. skim- ming it carefully then add «4 chopped, hard-beiled egy, a tab’: spoonful each of finely chapped cel- ery ieares and parsley. the juice cf an onion and a half iemen. pepper and salt. At no time liow *he sauce to boil, but the hot water to keep it hot until it is served. This sauce should he served im a small bowl set larger one of hot water. White Roux. This roux ts for thickering cream soups and may be kept jar in the covl chamber of the ice- box until] it is used. smooth ~ let it stay over | im a | iu @ glase Melt cupful | of butter over the hot water as de | scribed. skim. then pour it through a damp piece of cheesecloth to clear {ft of sediment. Place ths batier of] | in a white saucepan and ift inte it | as you stir a large cupful of flour. Cook this sauce gently minutes, stirring it ior twenty | and being car= | ful that tt does not scorch or tara | brown. Then turn inte 2 class jac | and cover it. Brown roug is made | fa the same war. but allow ff ; ™/! | ; cook more rapidiy and to brews | This White Maxshroom “rere Open and drain «2 cam of »outten ts used for brows | mushrooms and put them into a Tt | tle lemen iuice to whites them. Put | two pints of white stock mts « | Saucepan with « ia'f bar icaf. o | ; bumch of savory berbsa, salt to mete Y ourself By J. J. MUNDY. OU have sot made as ¥Y ax of a success in life as you might because you cannot argue in favor of any position you may take with- out getting angry. Knowing this. rou often re- - main silent rather than present your views to your superior in the department or in any posi- tion in which you find your- self. Kzuowing your failing. you keep still till you feel that the last straw has been heaped upon you and then you go up like a skyrocket. In the flareup your first statement to your employer is likely to be that he can take his cid job; you do not want it—wouldn’t work another day. This has been rour merhod im the past and roa realize rou have so little contro! that you think it would be the same in the present. Why not try to do a little reasoning with your employer, even argue with him. if neces- sary, Dut pot with the idea that ft will probabiy result in your losing your job? How can any man respect the opinion or the arguments set forth by another man whe seems unwilling to give time for the ideas to be digested. peacefully. (Coprrght. 1932.) = seca asstatar criss LLL ALA ia from the little tow® ta | sy where they resided — marriage when the stork be-' to flutter over ther Aome. the greatest difficulty he the means necessary for their But eventually they made way to London and there. @ g@auchter came to them. 3 The daughter was called “Vie “end, despite the mother’s -< as the Dbaby lay in her. cradle. she never dreamed thet ehiid one day would moid his ow gs the oem nis head of a nation. when Victoria was eight montas the Duke of Kent died. He amily a heritage of ideals “a moch elise. ” Then it was that the Duchess took ap the labor of educating training her little girl. She, managed much of And the high principles, sense of right and wrong erized Engiand’s Queens she was born mm foundation . that loag : —which in thea —of the Viet The womas w Kent, daughter of The Duchess = and grew to uneee and wor home. She Was the 3 country, and of Gi first—little is aug | pothing er home she f Was just one of ies the rule in G It was not the second began to } while others logked alan? living embodiment ggg "°° by an odd coineiiege . part ot heres #3 aiiy were the character of This hese Ser working through the of Kent. generation. : | Bngiand 4 ‘That Victoria tailed to a ae The natural . and finally developed {ag tro ies oe that permeated first. | pegarded ty Salil snip ant on aes SS as a nuisance aml y affected the conduct of ace. «The Pr perhaps was inerttable. ; jocked upes | The Duchess of Kent died ) $61. honored by the few whe gell as a leader who had way out of a graceless age of Vigh virtue. on a "GF LE ents. Her skirts are ‘hb beads. and ber legs trowserettes. She dances < ly, revolving and a few minutes she finishes her follows in exactly the } It is one of the most modest ! tous dances possible. Dances America has progressed in quarter of a ceutury, but it has stood stiiL oe? ae 2 Mrs. Desmond HumpSreys, lar to the reading pubiir on of the Atlantic under ber ne of “Rita,” bas deen i: for more than 40 years. ; ed her first successful the age of iT. and a very little red pepper. Boil | mixture twenty mirsates then it. Miz a tablespoonful of arrowrog into a pint of cream «and bring it gently to the bgiling poi. stirrizg tt continually. stock slowly, mushroom ~ chopped. minutes more, then serve {t. Mush- Add the | cook it ten minutes, | s@rain ft and add the | Cook the sauce for ive | reom sauce is good witt fish or chicken dishes. =

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. a oan ) e : —" Im | an, somewhat g she was born ang foundation upon wh that long periog of _-which in the end t —of the Victorian erg, The woman was Kent, daughter of Saxe-Coburg.. | The Duchess was ' and grew to ULDOtewopy and womanhood in 4 home. She was me | was the oustom in _ country, and of this mak first—little is said ana nothing known. | home she founded with b was just one of many, aginative establishments the rule in Germany. It was not until she the second time that ¢ began to excite spe some she was bitterly | while others looked up living embodiment of by dn odd coincidence’ husband was a mascuiis part of herself. This husband was } of Kent, fourth son of G@ England. : The natural virtues an he ° + RIO SPONSE SRRO NGI ODGOES STOOGES > QRS RQ UES - . . + > SS x \ : Angeles can avoid being late to schoo] in the next four months, she | F Miss Josephine Andrea, Manual Arts High School student of Los will hang up ‘an enviable record for coming generations to shoot at. For Miss Andrea, during her entire grammar schoo] and high schaol -Career has never been late or tardy once. In the 13 years that she has spent imbibing knowledge, the bell that warns the lagging scholar to hasten dragging footsteps has always found her inside the classroom, ” ‘ready to begin the day’ s work. 1 Philosophical Phrasings He who possesses a great deal is , | not the most happy—it is he who | | desires little and knows how to en- | joy it. rica has progressed in the | of a century, but in | Fortune often rewards with in- terest those who have patience to | of Nanny Meadow Mouse. He heard her stop just otitside the doorway. | He knew what she was doing. He | knew that she was smelling of that wait for her. 7 . e We are never so ridiculous from the qualities we have, as from those | we affect to have. | Melt By Thornton W. Burgess” ee — ct el Nt LOL: The Great World has too many . needy. To love the selfish and the greedy. —Old Muther Nature Méeadow Mouse was hav- ing a wonderful time. He had climbed into the airplane, which al] the little people called a man-bifd, and which had been left on the Green Meadbws near Danny's home. It had taken him no time at a> to decide that there was no dan- ger there. Having made up his mind to this, he ran all over that machine. That is, he ran all over the parts he could get to. He poked his inquisitive little nose in- to every nook and corner. So it was that presently Danny found a great treat. The man who had been flying that machine had left part of his lunch there. Danny found it. There were a couple of sandwiches. Danny’s nose told him at once that they were good to eat. He began to nibble one. My, how good it tasted! He hadn't tasted anything so good for a long time. Danny forgot where he was. He thought of nothing but filling his stomach with this splendid food. He was greedy. Yes, sir, Danny Meadow Mouse was greedy. He didn’t even think of Nanny Meadow Mouse. At last he could eat no more, and still there was plenty left. Then Danny thought of Nanny. He knew he wouldn't be able to induce her to come over there. “T’ll Just take her a piece of this good food.” said he to himself. “I won’t tell her where I got it. I'll say I found it, but I won't say Danny | where I found it.” So Danny took\a piece of bread crust in his mouth and climbed out | of the man-bird. ' the old scarecrow he hurried. He | wondered if Nanny had missed him. | He climbed up to their home. Nan- Back home to ry wasn’t there. Danny chuckird | Then he left the piece of crust just outside the doorway and curled up | ) inside for a nap. He was tired. He was awakened by the return piece of crust. He chuckled down ueesetpaeaoperens h ; | } ' | nibble it. He knew that once she ae ee? 44h hs eettyy eee aan OUR first trial of snow-whtite Chins for dish- ing will be an adventure into the land of discoveries! Think what Chipso means — No more handling of cake-soap— Chipso is 2 dry, powderless, “sneezeless,” instant-sudsing flake. INo more scrubbing to get the grease off—Chipsd suds cut grease quickly. No more double rinsings to remove the soap— rinses at the first dash of fresh water. A third of your time saved for rest or pleasure. To the grocery, then, and have one of those generous blue-and-orange packages on your kitchen shelf at once! Yes, Chipso for all your other cleaning, too. PROCTER & GAMBLE Rg —_ ren’s Stories: ‘Household Hints | ay 3) U3 S WG MAS GU5U is MR. SHOW AND MR. SHAM. AID Mr. Show to Mr. tah | “Why should I! struggle: and pretented to | neighbor? After what seemed ail am should never have to labor. Napnuy Mouse | There'll) always be an easy way to Danny ; .be asleep. Le b oy long time ~ rc Yr~e 4 —_ ——y" - WY r waited Meadow came in. &pleudid food?’ she knew very well thet | Wasn't ableep. ““T found it,” said Danny. “IT suppose you did,” “Where did you “Oh, IT just found it,” replied Danny, and that is all he would saF. collecting’s my endeavor. but | P@y for what I buy, chants start debating I s®ek anoth- l'li etill keep What boots it she demanded, for |!0ws dig each day. Danny ®80ft and tender. how | make my cash, retorteqd ©D hash sirtice I was one-and- twenty.’ Said Mr. Sham to Mr. ‘Show: “Il think you're very clever, ‘the world’s in debt to me and so I never | Nanny. find it?’ Nanny teased and teased. Danny wouldn't tell her where he had found that crust. Back home to the old scarecrow he| “Well,” said she at last. “I’m ‘glad you found it. I hope you can find some more. But, whatever vou inside. He knew that crust would | | do. keep away from that man-bird.” every day's Thanksgiving. smell just as good to her as it had| Danny chuckled but he took care note my shirts of silken sheen, my wmelled to him and that she would | that Nanny shouldn’t hear him |°#* that’s lined with sable, and envy turns them emerald green when dining at my table.” Thus are waiting. a glimpse of pleasant living. They hurried. j chuckle. Then he curled up again had nibbled it she wouldn't be able ‘for his interrupted nap. Pee AR Sana to resist finishing it. (Coorriaht. 1923.) A brainy fellow like | “Where did you vet that | ive a life of splendor, let other fel- | rather le just so I have. a plenty? I've never had to dine. when mer-. see me where the picking's fat and | They cup of home-made yeast. The Rhy ming - Optimist By ALINE MICHAELIS. ‘vein conversing, and it's too bad Shem : | they. eam not know an ithey’re nursing. For fond deeeits butcher, ewiftly taik of baker, tailor, cook, will get their number; they Sham, the clumsy crook, who'd than slumber They laugh at foolish stunts of Show and call the world to witness that of all rumbskulis here below, he's cer- tainly most witless. Folks don't need Jong to sort men out and give them proper labels; concerning | Sham and Show none doubt, despite their silks and sabies. APPLE KUCHEN. Make a bréad dough as follows: Boil one pint of milk and one cup er town in high, more easy marks | I give the proletariat 01 water, one cooking spoon each of butter and lard and one-half cup of sugar. Let cool and add flour to make a good batter, salt and one Let raise Mix hard, roll out and place sliced four hours. put in baking sheet, /apples in rows, spriniie with sugar and cinnamon and bake thréee- Mr. Sham and Mr. Show in lively | suarters’ of an hour. —— brings my special baking of finest Raisin Bread Fresh from my ovens you can get it—at any bakery, grocery store or delicatessen. Raisin Bread—the kind your family likes so well. Wonderful loaves, both white and whole wheat— generously filled with large, plump, juicy Sun-Maid Raisins. Rich, fruity—healthful as well as delicious. And other good things Rolls, too, and cookies will be included in my special baking. Coffee cakes, muffins, “snails,” cakes and other tempting Sun-Maid Raisin Foods. And Raisin Pie, of course—filled with the choicest fruit of California’s vineyards. By bakers everywhere The finest Sun-Maid Raisin Bread and other Raisin Foods are prepared “Special for Wednesday” by bakers every week—everywhere. Serve them tomorrow, as 80 many women have formed a custom of doing. Fot dinner—for your own and the children’s luncheon. And—P. S.—Raisin Bread toast for Thursday’s breakfast! Raisin bread special on Wedne A LEE LOL LILI Sa I 6 eR es ~~ ee ie poe mR Re A ISP CONIA NCE Amd

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SHO C-b se My ONSIEUR SHIL LE MIN YON THE FAMOUD CHEF WILL NOW CIVE HID FAMOUD REC ME SCOR COOKING, A LARGE & 4: ~ 7 fy Pa em iia cativitie: IRS ee x Bae r. eR ety: ALL WE HAVE tN THE HOUSE hr Six EQTATCED _AND WE HAVEN'T EVE™ GOT WOOD TO MAKE A MRE TO COOK THE™ vee ig hee ap wae WE ARE LUCKY TO BE IN THE ues ox rym wt Err ia * 7 oth * RRM tage thet tettg batt org. peste a rf ip rf ! i MER A Saigo a gg 9 fe spotty = emp : The North Pole has been reached and some Maintain the day will shortly come When there will be no beer or rum. Then what? Why, the millennium! T HE English Channel has been swum, Nl tie fib id phteite ae Phd ; h reaps Abii iar tee 1 ee ee “Part of Auto Speedway De-. stroyed by Flames.” Somebody must have been burn- ing up the track. THAT'S SO. The man on the sandbox says they may ¢all ‘em blue laws but they make a feller see red. SETS Ste sy kerb seg, Fae hie, ered 8 Pp espe FES oe deee ot teen iis i : or : iseacepiie « bE Tithe Pg is Went eee ta at Arg La eee TOO ‘TRUE. | 0* it’s easy enough ot be pleas- | Red Faber didn’t cet a home run until after he had been in the major league 13 years. A truly great: batting record even for a pitcher. ant When life flows along But the fellow worth while \Is the one who can smile While learning the game of Mah | Jongs. f ADU, EA) SLAASMS like a song, SO THAT'S THAT. PHOPLE WHO PUT YOU TO SLEEP—By RUBE GOLDBERG Jimmy de Forrest not having a@npything else to do revived that old chestnut, “was John L. *° Sullivan ever world’s champion?’’ Hear Jim- | my: “Was John L. Sullivan ever really champion of the world? Curi- eusly enough the answer to this query is, Yes and No.” Ali right, Jimmy, we thank you for putting the world richt on this question and vote you the diamond-studded egg beater for settling oace and for all a problem that has puzzled the sporting world for many years. GERMAGY WILL Never Have CHAAICE “tO = BAC _ of from = St. 4 NIB Cr Peet IAS -s ef TA REA) ae . A tL ; * P ~~ 2 re house — = 7 , * : rie Wal Louse. HANDS OF THE 1'--CRIALISTS- pve image TO URES irain a year, bas just comets 1 DD —— ‘ oe = [4 buarrets of whisky iM test GOO SHAPE FROM EUROPE {| BILLICA MARKS § eae 23 Pd ch ec lg AFRAID TO MARRY MONEY- AOD, ae sa PAGHETT | A SPOILED AMERICAN) CN idle ae DEBT- Ajcu, Git da, sais A DOLLAR - = \ ) ‘~ne KS = a TASE TRKY. Ga ; ‘te | : THE fi@ST THING -— DOESNT AMOUAT . | 0 eee ee | | TO MUCH CvER SHE Does is Go TO NIGHT ScHocL AND LEAR wb “Wwe VALLES IS PAKIAIGC A Bis nETAItE (AS ALLOWIAQG TRE RtAyG TO Own) MORE. TetmHa Six PAIRS OF TRavsees-ir am BREEDS DISCO TENT AHONIS ‘* TRE PEOPLE - CONRDTOWS WO 4 FRANCE 4Re Perry BAD Too a: lL WAS THERE & WHOLE DAY : ANID Diba’T SEE A, SINGLE PIETE OCF RO CHEERIO! “Chancellor Hadley Sees Pikers’ Workout.” Looks like the educated coming into its own w hisky made toe is cS from ware hous, Main street. Prehidit agents began 25 gation last March, but no facts Been presented to the Federal, ecuting au¢ and the Bas been kent secret up to the The whisky surreptitiou move! the Head 4 bad a more $100,000. The owners, who samq did not knew it had disappeare tii the prohibition agents tebd- have taken ne active steps te the invest cation. The other ¢2 “Cattle and Hogs Off.” Au revoir! Bon voyage and all that sort of thing. Only the rich can afford welfare work. Therefore. leave the uplift to the man with the jack. >| 4: . MOrh. 1¢3, ~ ¥ Eddie Collins leaves the White Sex to become a manager all Frank Chance will have to manage wil! be a‘tew infieliiers and outfield@ers and a hole at second base that will, worth of pretty nearly take in the entire dia- Chicago mond. rinse Chicago to put the Skinnway. aced 110. representing the tribe of Pottawatomie Indians is pressing a claim to $55.000 000 | lake-front property in Guess we can leave it to “skin” in Skinn- from od market weize o& YES INDEED. | N FVES of rich men oft remind us Everybody and his brother have We can take another guess. “the truth about Europe.’ And. departing. leave behind us now have a few remarks Fourteen widows, more or less. Ananias. ses which came § recently “milking” Farreis of whisky in the Jack. en Duncam av oe w ipa 3 ong remeved im of : 3 faimers a oe the barreis being Se ee ee = : =a == ith water end left im t2 - * iouse. and the removai of . vis k from the wart: Distilling” Co.. 2 A FOLL KNOWLEDGE wen tee CF MORLD COMNTICONS. told us We will from..Brother warehouse It seems to be the universal o ion that Europe wil! go to the ¢em Sam “Over Thirty Cars Expected to Béave for Champaign to Celebrat: nition bowwows unless Uncle THE LITTLE SCORPIONS’ CL Stadium Opening.” ' Ys that the way to spell cham- sends over some expert doy catch ers to round up the dogs of war “a... UB—By FONTAINE FOX ae remeved f : at Lan. 4 pacne? ‘ers s - —arcncenermsenrne ee ee a The hie 2 | varchouse had « $1.6¢0.9 ee} 7 than siead THe CLUS HAS ADOPTED A Good SCHEME “Te SToP | 4 is ne a eee foLKS PEEKING IN AT THE : 3 ee se oe CLUS WINDOWS. 5 SS : | nara | \ ; , }2 couse. but the twestieat ODAY we have a small symposium touching on edycation ahd the = a ULF io Suspicions ¢ lack of it. To begin with, there is the classic of the traveling man, hs | » a Vi Bs Se state: diverter of somewhat under thc influence of something stronger than water, ; | a Ria ; Wy » 2 ; aon €nicrCr = He not . Pd . : | ey p tye ; ro cal Permits were Who wabbied up to the house stenographer in a Cleveland hotel and ; ‘ BZ pf t ' ‘he Head whiskys! asked her to take a letter. The young woman squared away for dicta- ‘ 77 * ae rad beer stored iq) August. Hq | ee ras nit tev by Sie tion and he croggily began: | “i aan mn Cemmndl iieet tha “Dear Friend Wife:—I've been delayed on this trip longer than — 4 ress I expected. Don't look for me home for another week. I've got to go up to Dowagiac.” - ne Sica tai emma ee ae ie i i ie ee ee FAVORITE STORIES: By Irvin S. Cobb Oe ag lg lg ll ls ll ll ll Ml Cg ll ll lg ll lg lg A SMALL SYMPOSIUM ON EDUCATION. _- = - at Mt yl. rners of the whist 7 Kentucky, @ of its remorail, ust hare been The typist looked up from her typewriter. ~. = i il “How do you spell ‘Dowagiac’?” she asked. N SLEEP IN PEACE _—By BUD FISHER T ait ined a wv. A “ nll found a ol 2 ~“Do you mean to tell me,” he demanded, “that you can't spell the P Be: SR ; ! E + from the “fieaa name of a thriving town like Dowagiac—a name which should be familiar | — 7 Doc, A sHot -— . a cm soe "Smee nad -terevery one?” VACCINE, QuICK! ne whisiey. bat Gi “T'm afraid not,” she said. “Please spell it for me.’ I've BECN Exposed Fir ences on _. He started, slowed up, stopped. then started agin and finally came BS SMALL Pox: OuseS apparenaly te a dead halt. , Tt => “Never mind,” he said; “make it ‘Kalamazoo.’ ” ~ - Sader the head of grammar comes the also somewhat elderiy anec dote of the jurist who said to the farmer: a notice you speak of yvour hens as ‘settizg. Do you mean when @ hen goes on the nest that she sits or that she sets?” on “Friend,” said the sturdy agriculturist, “that »poiat don't give me worry. Bat when she comes off the nest and starts cackling, whut ! ‘want to know is, did she lay or did she lie?” During the recent New York City Silver Jubilee, an aviator answered Gn advertisement that had been iv serted in the papers by one of the di- E ; cinema ie ei 4 => OS 4 3s NS Se anes, ahle So tam -5-@ “Before we go ahoad and talk contract.” said the director. “I want . = ¥ ; == .= = = 3 ==. ci ee == = = 225 | 7 : : > , : | ee 0 7 te know if you're a good speller?” : ? SS — +S aoe | ay. é : | Tis « par eS oe = a netery abore the 3 “What difference does that make’ asked the candidate. te marvels of the Gotie ew te fiy—isa't that cufficient*” Corm = ee ma 4 “No, it tsn"t. We want a man to do smoke writing on the sky and oo ‘Le German ( < the last one [I hired went up 12.000 feet and then came down to find out w home prtmapien of omet ref mash Om apell “Tebiiee.’ Taced mach attention at til _ ‘The mext number on the program is furnished by Irvin g Bacheiler. the movelest. He used to live in St. Lawrence County. the most over- -wheiminsly Repubiican county, population censidered. aaa Fork. He says that in his village, back im 1594. ANGHTYY Ei just one lone Democrat. When the returns showed that Cleveland had rary: c elected President, the solitary Democrat held a ratification meet- ben 8 oe img ail by himsectf. He went up and down the one street of the hamlet. Ker | whooping loudly and bearing a banner upon which he had lettered the \ Ser ‘tollowms inscription: . “Bducashun Dene It.” - ‘SRis collection would not be complete unless we concluded with the Sacient and honorabie tale of the policeman who found a aad horse 2 @@ & street corner. Under the rules he was required to enter the -taet te bis note-book. He got out the beck and then remembered that -o egheagaepeesls Terpisichore street and Kosciuske boulevard. , i. cod Pe et -ies So | ov Ts Ke AND Jere Has | = = A A ARM Room, wiTH E <q NIGHT: caw steer FE A Sue NELE BED iw THe SAP : UNTIL Two A.M.WHR@ b= Hore. I'm Gomme over | HE SITS LP, AWB THEN F AND SPILL A Fie IDEA he CAN CRAWL IRD 3 m MS EAR! He caarT Awd I‘*te SIT UP? } REFUSE me actee Act / =: Fam Enoucs. { Ove Dome Foe actene” = ==44 Room 13. 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