St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 16, 1924

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7 Bsery ces at edral broadcast @ . eT Detroit a ngs and rs by Mrs, ®n speaker. DAY, MARCH ‘Dispatch Want Ad Opportunities JONAL AND BUSINESS SERVICE. Lost AND FOUND ARTICLES, HELP WANTED LOANS AND, AND SITUATIONS roR SALES AND WANTEC TO BUY. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIBS. ROOMS. BOARDING HOTELS. HOUSING AND #OMES FOR REXT “BAL ESTATE OFFERINGS. INVESTMENTS. = ee ee PART ONE SP. LOUIS, SUN DAY MORNING, M ARCH 16, 1924. PAGES 1—10. PRICE 10 CEN SHOUAYFORTHS a “pra All Go Against ,, * Quartet Trying to Loot + Tin‘Foil Company and a / Two Land i in Jail. “WO PAYROLL THERE ' _ TO TAKE, ANYWAY 7 METERS) and W illiam P. | storlegia ‘Heir to Throne Is Thrown chase, and Carried Off on | * Fen Had Just Started Pay- _ ing-by Check—Armored » we Rolls Up in Time to : | Meet Them at Door. a ’ | si robbers were foiled attempt to get the “tin” of th Johnston Tin Foil Co., 6106 th Broadway, which they visited t noon yesterday. The “breaks” ‘were all against them. ~ Jn the first place, there , payroll for them to take. Johoston company had just in- (stalled a new system of paying by , tenor; Mrs. 7 alto; Lenten he" DAY, MARCH © Detroit News Osu baritone; 7, in . was no , Detroit News. © -the office, which had taken place \ every Saturday, was omitted for ' the first time yesterday. |. Second, and more the would-be robbers, li car, its crew armed with = a ~4" Detroit News Onchas yne Tuned Radio ‘i $ ters Laboratories ifr ‘ridt gun and automatic pistol, came ) along as the three robbers were in- |; SISTERS DIE TRYING 10 SAVE | was holding , q side the Johnston company office. and while their driver an, ‘automobile in readiness them outside. The two men in the armored car took the driver prisoncy, and as ' the three robbers ran out of the » office, one of the crew pursued | them and fired at them. ' They for Frequency R egenerative Sets soon afterward arrested. in a Ca- rondelet coal yard, a man who, The | ALARM IN ENGLAND AFTER ANOTHER ACCIDENT TO WALES eavily in Steeple- |, tretcher, But Injury Is N ot Serious. he Associated Press. LONDON, March concern for the life of the heir today when of a collar bone, again in- dulged his and got a nasty spill, serious consequences. but Ww ithout 15. National | to ‘the throhe received another shock | der * -» | hands. the Prince of Wat®s, | only just recovered from a serious | i | ; ' love of steeplechasing | Much as the public admires jhe | high courage of. the Prince, this incident igs certain to revive in in tensified form the national tion for some check upon tiis un- daunted spirit which places 1. | heavy risk on the succession to the throne. neces- is Precisely how the Sary pressure could be applied hard to imagine, for the Primce has a strong will and will not easily be deterred from his favorite @port The Prince was entered in events at a steeplechase today the army point-to-point meeting at | | | calamitous to | an armored | | ; : got 4 ' away from him, but a policeman | it | old, proved, lived at the same house | with the captured driver. bere. - Pound Armored. Car Block Away. Cola delivery truck Was S84 z thé Johnston pliant just as the. fobbers got out of their ma- ‘and went in. saw the men tying hand- fiefs over their chins, as they t into the office, that meant. He hastened and a block away he came othy’s cousin. «the armored payroll car, h had stopped to mend a flat | ously | rescue Marion Green, , beaten & The driver, Merlin Whetsel, tthe guard, Henry’ McGauly, ‘Working at the tire. am Hey,” the truck driver shout- pd to them, “there's a robbery up mé Street,” and he told them what mad seen, armored car is meant for de- fe chiefly, but its crew lost no! Min putting it/to offensive use. ran the r to the John- | or heavier Radios - use _ vA itself he Brecrical Ante ° r wg Both holding the riot gun and pointing his pistol] at the | ,}ond degree murder, and immedi- ie the two were busy with ately afterward was sentenced to. » and the man surrendered. ‘ and who | © was identified as one of the rob- | ' gallows on the ocean front The driver of | |with the younger her arms. and he knew | on plant on the flat tire, and he| nd nd the Suard had their weapons) asthe car stopped squarely | ofthe robbers’ Hudson au- | umped off, Mc- | gum p today was sentenced by one Judge ‘eheck, and the delivery of cash to | escaped with little damage. severely burned. The family's ' dog was found dead beside the two: and he rrince but Aborfield, near Wokingham, met with mishaps in both. Henry also came a cropper, Princes were unseated early afternoon, but were merely shaken up, Prince Henry. was to ride in the last event of the day, a steeple- chase for the Earl of Craven's cup, but withdrew. The Prince Wales, however, wast one of TWO SMALL CHILDREN IN FIRE’ Another Child Also Loses fire in Rescuc Attempt When Bunga- lows Are Destroyed. ithe Associated Press. NEW YORK, March " Haniey, Ly lo. iw») 12 vears ‘ 7 ‘ isters. Katherine and | Elizabeth tantiey, ond another ‘child lost the attempt to save two small ch'idren when fire destroyed udijacent bun- Ozone Vark today. | izita- | was quite | on the stretcher / ning was sufficiently _return | two } in | ’ | ous, oBth . in the | riding accident involving the frac- | dent, ‘ture puke of York. - ee ee eight starters. but at the first fence his stumbled and fell, throwing heavily on his heavl the The large crowd of hurried to the place of the acci- among the first being -the Au ambulance wa quickly on the spot, and Wales bleeding profusely from the nose, was taken to a nearby farmhouse, where it was found his were not serious. horse | and | spectators | injuries | : 7 ) | The Prince tried to zet up, prev- ing to the stretcher bearers that he able to walk, but cwentle pressure was applied to keep him until the farm- house was reached. His injuries having been attended to by physi- cians, the Prince later in the eve- recovered to to Aldershot by motor car, and it was then officially ascer- tained that he was suffering frow a slight concussion. His injuries, which jnclude some bruising of the face, are not looked upon as scri- but he will remain at Alder- shot over the week-end. A late message from Aldershot says that the Prince isyquite cheer- | ful and makes light of his mishap |He is staying | Col. of | Prince of W the) ment. i'r lives in an. at South | In a futile effort to save the life | Green, into the ol 2-Yyear-old Dorothy Katherine Hanley dashed flames and later was found child locked Klizabeth plucked from the fire |10-months-old Mildred Green, Dor- Elizabeth died of her burns «nd Mildred was seri- injured. Another attempt at was frustrated when- Mrs. back by tried to reach her child. She was _ dead children. 12 YEARS AND DEATH PENALTY Two Judges Impose Scatences Same Day on Slayer of Two. the Associatol Press. SCRANTON, Pa., By March 15.— ‘Klan, ’ dead | in | the alenied he was ' mors Dorothy's sister, was | the flames as she | collie | rumors Pasquale Stallone of Old Forge. | to 12 years’ imprisonment for sec- Prisoner, his three comrades | die in the electric chair for a first ‘piling out of the office, and! degree murder by another Judge. nw Whetsel fired , but the men turned east on Street and scattered & few paces start in their flight | A third murder vase is pending three | against him. Lawyers are wonder- ing whether Stallone will servé-his 12 years before the death sentence freight cars in a railroad /ts carried out. tak ikea ; p> ' Caught in Coal Vard. reatest of them all fof let district. Siterward, [Ss south of the scene of mpted robbery, Patrolman h Caught a man who had tie pistol in his pocket. Police station soon after’- — captured driver said he i Hunter, 21 years old, of heast Kingshighway. The ught in the coal yard said William Linne, 19, living at Kingshighway house. He knowing, anything about the ety. Floyd Penny, superintend- [the Johnston plant, said he him as one of the rob- > and a 7 Zeugin, Leavy esults being T ar in Tube nee Crystal “RS FILLED) ‘ t¢ Olice alarm was flashed in the; and short | in a coal yard sev- | ago. said the Hudson car was \ that the robbers had en-| Mhim to drive them from Del-| fard and Hamilton ave- He said he did not know t to the plant for the pur- robbery, though the driver Passing truck was able t6 that fact at a glance. The 4 question him further. |} office, in the few minutes Were there, the visitors anger and wiade several! being told that there was payroll, and they bbed of $1.30, endent, Penny, NGE HS’ Cal. March 15. were issued here to- Normand and Edna , film actresses, for de- on of a new line be the Greer-Dines » Which will come up fed A op ey invited Letteri Stallone, it was charged, Lorena Semenza, Ralph John Mellucci, three chants, to An houp later, Semenza ang were found shot to death /fatally. wounded Letteri and Mellucci Mellucci, lone shot all three. captured in Canada. one of the meén had been killed by the other two and that he shot in self-defense. “That Is My Home’’ There's a glow of satisfac- ¢ tion in the heart of the man who can point to an attrac- tive home and cal] it his. It is the satisfaction of knowing that he is a definite part of the com- munity; that he is valuable to his community; that his family occuples a place of substantial worth. Add to these advantages the important one of provision for the future, and owning a home becomes a duty a man owes to himseif and mk family. The why to do it is plain to those who read the Post- Dispatch’s ‘Real Estate” columns, where desirable real estate in St. Louls and its beautiful suburbs is ad- vertised Be your investigation today and keep it up until you find just what you dosire. The - Post-Dispatch }\™ Stallone was Vw St. Douis’ One Big Want Diréctory ¢ | The Perfect Market-Place ; te GT i ie he ae ie eS he i ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee, cause ofr the at the residence commander of own Hussar Graham, ale rm! SISLER DENIES HEIS MEMBER OF KK. &. issues Statement When Anti- Klan Paper Prints Member- ship List Containing His Name. In the current issue ef Tolerance, paper, opposing the Ku George Sisler, manager St. Louis Browns, is’ named as the organization. Sisler, when apprised of this at Browns training camp at Mo- last night, emphatically a klansman. hearing the connecting iny klan,”’ said Sisler, a of the n member of bile, Ala., Fave been ru- all winter name with the a Klux. ‘collector, + Odeon ing regi- | | is Gor, ‘count “but I have made no statement be-| cause I knew that the rumors were false .rcnd I did not want to drawn into any controversy. interested. I can and am a member of the However, = do not consider of any importance. not interested in the least in the controversy and do not care to be} drawn into it. A man cannot be hurt | by false rumors and the reports |that | am a member 'are unqualifiedly false. “tT have always made it a peint keep out of religious contro- Was not ‘that i Klan, the to be | do deny! ' Sheriff t ami of the klan | | this suit. versies because of the fact, that T; relig:on be- to. re-=- | good friends whose the same as mine and 1 do not feel qualified on the differences in have is not speak | ligion.”’ mer- | his store about a year | was signed today. it is charged, said Stal- | He claimed | eign Office announced this } account night’s is the last of four perform-) By genius: of this SWEDEN RECOGNIZES SOVIET Similar Action By China and Free) State of Danzig. By the Associated Press. STOCKHOLM, agreement between Swe@en, according to the government, recognition de jure Sweden teccives favored-nation treatment under the agregment, it is stated. March 18.—An By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, March. 15.—The For- after- neon that China had resumed full diplomatic relations with Russia. By the Associated Press. Russia and | “Tucia di Tammermoor”’ /ion entire receipts. | Building and confiscated COLLECTOR CANT HOB WIT “TRAVIATA TONIGHT in Box Office, but Only Until $224 Is Collected— | If It Is. . ALL 50 CENTS OF | ADVANCE SALE SEIZED || He got away wel.| He Will, Wait for Receipts || | Seer wrre: | *» * _ ‘NORTH GRAND LINE OF PEOPLE'S MOTOR BUS CO, IN OPERATION TODAY HE Peeple’s Motor Bus Co., T at 7:30 o'tlock this morning | began operation of its Wash- ington-North Grand liney the | route being from west on Washington avenue and boulevard to Grand boulevard and thence north to the Water Tower, returning by the same | route, The schedule calls for a bus every six minutes, the last one leaving Eads Bridge shortly aft- er midnight. To distinguish | them from busses of other lines, the ones of the new line are marked “No. ’ Passengers on southbound busses on North Grand will be given transfers to | lines going west and south, if desired. Nothing Else to Seize but | poo INGE "HALTS RECEPTION _ Costumes and They Will Be Aiding Art’s Triumph Over Bill Posters. will be sung at the Certamente! Be- vond a doubt. Ab-so-lute-ly. management of the St. Louis Grand! Gc wisheS this point Traviata’ will Traviata” tonight. a FS estab- |: be Opera oO. lisned, “Law sung. True, collector for a bill post- company is to stand in the box office. But this man will be al- most powerless to stop the, opera, He can-only remain until he has collected $224. Then he must leave. and create no disturbance. If the worst happens and ‘there not $224 in the office—— Sacro Dio, this man surely will not be discourteous. But even suppos- ing he is the worst sort collec- atte can he do”? tle cannot seize the scenery, was feared yesterday! It belongs 0 the Odeon. And of a certainty he will be unable to take the They will be use, and, besides., they are owned in New York. ‘No. this bill coiiector can cause trouble. The presentation of! Traviata’ is inevitable. -Gen-)| Manager Joseph Tumminia said so yesterddy. Secretary D. N. Walter said Director M. Tossini said so. if the . bill finding $223.75 in «A box ot as in no “La era! so. Even but post a the 'cials i ceived Raining that costumes” i man TO THE PASSION PLAYERS “Political Disc pation”? tcee’s Chairman Causes Presi- dent to Cut Short Visit. I3y the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, jection of what White House offi- described “political dis- a visit to the White of the Oberammergau March 15.—In- as cussion’’ into House today caused President Passion Plavers., Coolidge to cut short his reception | ‘Minority Member Insists “If Denby Ought to Have Roosevelt | to then. The Passion’ Players by the President in his of- fice just before the usual public croup of those wishing to shake hands with the executive. After the players, numbering about 15, had\ shaken hands with tl Pres- ident, they grouped hemanaivea at one side of the office and Ludwig Nissen of New York, chairman of the American Reception Commit- tee, delivered a short address, ex- the plavers . were their first American tour and were exhibiting their wood farvings and pottery. Nissen’s address, White officials later said. contained appeal to the American ment to interpose itself in the Ger- situation and _ this, it was andded, offended the President be- cause of its violation of the inter- national custom against presenta- tion of appeals by were re- making an his hands, should shout from back- of one country or their unofficial stage, “I want 25 cents more or no show.” the opera will continue. The credit man will be paid, his miser- able slage- Manager But let Manager -as quickly as possible. Has More to Say. Tumminia re- the further perfidy of the) bill péster company as he feels it: “They take the advance seat sale. They come to my office in the Vie- toria Building wher@g I broidery importing business and | close it up. They have a Deputy do i We owe them for) putting up /960 posters, they say. “Ah Signor, what treachery: They do not post all the posters un- | itil Friday. gan Tuesday night. Friday— days too late they put up ig res of our posters. Then they fr ng | They have no civic ssaiiea it—they-——~-” At any rate the bill poster com- pany has reduced its outstanding from $292 to $224. ‘To- 'ances. ’ - pennies and driven from the sponse, 'President ended the asking that those waiting outside) spokesmen direct to the head of another Government. President Coolidge, in his made no ¢eference ‘‘nolitical’’ phases of Nissen’s dress and merely bespoke a come to the Passion ree of their fame of the life of Christ of their model lfves. At the conclusion re- to ad- wel- as denictors and because re- of the am in em-/sponse, Nissen turned to introduce the “Christus” of the last three Passion plays, who also had prepared an address, but reception by Anton Lang, his office to shake hands with him | Our ene. pet I be admitted. MORE STRINGENT CURB’ OF GASOLINE TRADE DEMANDED Committee of Attorneys-General | Association Asks for Immedi- iate Action by Congress. the Assuciated Press, omtaae: March 15.—The Ex- Sads Bridge | iby Comumit- . House | Govern- private citizens, Players be-\. the | ‘PROTECTION RING’ IN CAPI FIERY DISCUSSION IN ROUSE OVER COL. ROOSEVELT Charge of Falsehood Hurled | at Democratic Member by | Republican Floor Leader | Longworth. REFERENCE TO OIL . LEASES STARTS ROW. Gotten Out, Should Too.” Post-Dispatch Burdéau, 20-323 Wyatt Bullding. WASHINGTON, Assistant Secretary Interior, ‘the Sinclair ang Doheny interests. floor of the House today. Charges of-falsehood and misrep- resentation were hurled by Repub- licans at the Democratic side of the son (Dem.) of answer to a Leadey Longworth replied Longworth “would not maintain the assertion outside of the House.” with.consideration of the naval ap- propriation bill. ration of war on Col. Roosevelt, ‘that 'ten out, Mr. _get out, too.”” Denby, he continued, recipient of a loan or to have had | iany connection with the oil people. How Row Was Precipitated. Then Stevenson, who is a tall, | blond and aggressive type of man, rasped at the Republican side of | the House: “According to his own testimony (Col. Roosevelt) his wife became | the owrfer of 1000 shares of the) pSinclair us Co. and retained them until 1922, after the Jeases, tPat are complained of hed all been made.” Representative Longworth flushed | That collector has been the ev il | ecutive Committee of the National | ana talking with repressed anger | weck’s opera per- Friday his firm, the St. filed suit of | formances. Louis Bill Posting Co.., ‘attachment against the opera com- | ly called upon Conference of Attorneys-General, | ‘at a specialaémeeting today, formal- President Coolidge, | interrupted: “On what authority lei the gen- | tleman make the statement?’”’ Stevenson replied that he made ‘pany to replevin $292 for 960 post-| Congress, the Federal Trade Com- the statement from Col. Roosevelt's ers supplied. F riday night the min- | mission posters sta-/to take immediate action to estab- | of the billboard | nd the executives of states and that he had said “they owned it and testimony then that tioned himself in .the box office ‘lish a more stringent regulation of it in 1922.” sun. He appropriated $67.50, the | Advance Receipts — 50 - seized. More horrible than Sheriff yesterday visited vance seat sale office — ‘advance receipts on to-night's pre- | sentation—50 cents, DANZIG. March 15.—The Diet. of the Fre@ State of Danzig has | recognized soviet Russia. mercial .relations, it was an- nonnced, will begin immediately. | SPENCER ON OL COMMITTEE | avin Take Place in Senate Inquiry Vacated by Lenroot. | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 15.—Sen- | deputy atér Spencer of Missouri hag been | selected for membership on the Public Lands Committee, which is| Of the disaster. He will | St. conducting the oil inquiry. take ~° the Republican vacarf®y caused by the resignation: of Sen- ator Lenroot of Wisconsin. Ford Buys Another 300 Acres. By the Associated Press. SUDBURY, Mass., March 15.— Henry Ford has bought the 300- ‘acre estate of John D. Pearmain ‘in Sudbury and Framingham, near ) j other real estate recently purchased ‘by the manufacturer in this vicini- ty, including Wayside Inn. The sale price is understc to have been ¢ | about $125,000. )a large ‘er house and other. buildings and a large peach orchgrd. O Com- | | prod | | Friday the estate are | 7 Um concrete dwelling, a small- | | be to be exact, | which represented one ticket. The Post-Dispatch told yesterday | how the opera company, & semi- professional organization, has spent about $10,000 in getting ready its uctions and how backers of the opera stand $3000 and $9000 unless \tonight’s | performance paeks the house. Tuesday night the receipts were ¢150. Wednesday night $90, night $67.50, whic seized. Director blamed a wrestling match at | the | was the, petroleum industry. Acting under authority of theJast | meeting of the association, the ‘Ex- Cents — | ecutive Committee today outlined | a program of activity and requested this, a Deputy | Congress ‘to provide immediately the ad-la special and sufficient appropria- | in the Arcade | tion to the Federal Trade Commis- | the entire | sion for the conduct and prosecu- tion of this work.” Reciting that “the industry seems to be under such control that | prices may be raised over night at) every gasoline station in the na- tion,.”’ the statement demanded : “that all unfair trade practices in. manufacture and. to lose between | distribution of gasoljne and other | nile he: had no relationship with petroleum products be erry | the business affairs of any of the. the production, without delay. and | POLICE CHIEF HELD AS SLAYER Rossin! |Officer at Thomasville, Va., Ac- | cused of Shooting’ Woman. | Coliseum Wednesday night for part | wy the Associated Press. He explained tha Louis Italians who usually pat- ronize | when Renato Gardini, a country- man. is slated to.go to the mat against a Greek or an American. Manager Tumminia said last ‘night that he and J. A. Stalonia, two well-to-do business men, are backing the venture. None | ef the cast of more than 80 is paid, but Rogelio Baldrich, 4 baritone from Argentine who sang the lead- ing rotes in the three past perform- ances. “We have settled with him,” mminia. “and our entire cast on ent. Cuntinued on Page 3, Column 2. | LEXINGTON, N. C., March 15. —Insisting that druggist, whose body was’found in his room yesterday, had _ killed. herself, L. C. Jenkins, Chief of Po- lice of Thomasville, was lodged in Buccola and | the county jail here today charged | with slaying the~ woman. The woman had been shot through the back. Although the woman was killed at about midnight. Wednesday night, the body was not discovered ) until yesterday morning.. During | this peri a bS-year-old daughter of Mrs. Jones was in the room. on hand. We have splendid tal- \geverat persona. attempted to gain Mrs. Helen Stephens Phillips. | gamittance. but the little girl re- fused to allow them to enter. ‘worth said deliberately, | Stevenson replied that the meer the Mrs. Elizabeth grand opera do not attend | Jones. wife of an Appalachia (Va. | “The gentleman hag made a false statement,” Répresentative Lcng- to which would not be made outside House chamber. Contradicted by Longworth. “I am prepared to mgke the _posi- ‘tive statement,” Mr. Longworth re- | plied, “that Mrs. Roosevelt did not ‘own a share of sotck at the time | these leases were made. She was. inot in possession of any of this | after | ithe leases. were made or before the stock within three months leases were made.” Later Longworth explained that | membérs of his family. he could state. soyge bond that Mrs. Roose- velt’s stock shares were sold , three chen prior to the lease and “at a loss.’ Stevenson returned to the charge by asking if the oil stock Te ne ‘In the Roosevelt family had been sold before the leases were made,’ “why did he not say so?” | ‘This gave the cue for the reply \of Representative Tincher ( Rep.) ‘ef Kansas, who waved his hands | and a menacing large head in the direction of ees ee son. Reply or Kansan. The excuse offered for making. | ' the statement, Tincher said, -refer- | ring to the charge the Roose owned stock subsequent to the ol} | Tenses, was that a plain denial of .the accusation was not contained ‘in the hearings. “Ts it possible In this great coun- Continued on Page 3, Column 5 March 16.—The |! part which Theodore Roosevelt Jr,, | ef the Navy, | had in the transfer of naval oil re-~_ serves t@ the Department of the | prior to their leasing to | resulted in a fiery diseussion on the House, bringing about a tense situ- | ation when Representative Steven- | South Carolina in, eharge of falsehood | hurled at him by Republican Floor | that | The storm started in connection ] Representative | Stevenson made the general decla- | “if Denby ought to Nave got- | Roosevelt ought to) is not supposed to have been the | PRESIDENT OPENS WAY FOR INSPECTION OF OIL INTERESTS" TAX RETURNS By the Assoviated Press. WASHINGTON, March 15. . RESIDENT COOLIDGE has | P issued an executive order directing the Bureau of In- ternal. Revenue to~+permit in- _ tax returns by Congressional | committees upon passage of a resolution by either House re- questing such privilege. The | new order became effective im- | | mediately | late today. | | | Although there was no com- | ment at the Treasury, where the | order and regulations carrying | it into effect were made pubitt, it was. generally accepted as having a bearing on the oil in- || quiry, and may mittee of the returns of the Doheny, Sinclair and other gil interests. " The new bureau regulations provide that “Inspection ef any return shall be afforded to any committee of the . Senate House of Representatives, or | joint committee of Congress of | the United States, by the Se. /e- tary of the Treasury, upen ap- | plication duly made by the | chairman of such committee, pursuant to a _ resolution of Congress or either huuse there- of, which shall enumer&te. the particular returns desired.” Internal Tevenue records can thus be opened wide by the | passage of a_ resolution, al- though the congressional study | and the facts obtained may never be published. This phase of the regulations carries out provisions of the internal reve- nue act of 192!, which § preé- scribes a penalty for publica- tion of the “Source of income, | i j | i spection of income and profits t upon @promulgation | | F. C. Quimby, Who lead to an in- |) spection by the Senate Oil Com- | | or | | of the returns must be in secret | ) profits. losses or expenditures,”’ appearing in any r@turn. The executive order was is- sued under aywthority conferred by the dast four tax laws, each of which says the returns may be, inspected under regulations approved by the Treasury Sec- retary and be President. When the Senate resolution calling for the tax records of the Sinclair and Doheny oil in- terests was presented recently to the President, he informed the Senate he could not com-. ply, but offered to aid in any manner under the law. The action today was construed “in some quarters ag meaning that the President had found a way -for the Senate to obtain such facts as it desires, although it was declared at the Treasury the resolution adopted some days ago would have to be made more\explicit In view of the | regulations. ; > | | i 4 CLOUDY, WITH RAIN OR SNOW; ABOUT SAME TEMPERATURE. THE paneer sh hy ot ’ SS e-toc | | *indicates street peading after close of Weather Bureau. yo | Official fore- cast for St. Louts aMd vicinity: | gri he INCOME. TAX afternoon or night, and tomor- row; little change in temperature. {ilinois: fair today, fol- iowed by snow in north portion and rain or snow in -sonuth portion tomorrow; not mach change in temperature. — : Stage of the Mississippi River at St. Louis, 12.5, a rise of .6 of:a foot. Sunrise today. ag sunset, 6:09. S| ger In ft. » “~: = % _ 4 2s ; g i ag ch Mere s e ~. © 4 J oe id 4 - @ ‘e ‘ a 3 g - GOT $65, 000 FOR SHOWING ( OF i FIGHT FILM 5 : AND MIL EMLOYE | THE GROU Pictures, Testifies Were Transported Washington. Men gested Plan. FINES PAID AFTER ONE FREE EX é » Bia 8 ” a te i hm orful Story From Te i Ranger That Brings 2 | i , ’ . s)¢s Daugherty’s Law. ; | By PAUL Y,. ANDERSON, |A Special Washington Cc i | ' ; en D WASHINGTON, March 15. moving pictures of the L Carpentier prize fight were in 24 states, despite the. statute vrohibiting the tion. of fight films from one stat another, was) related today to th a “protection ring” /and hinted strongly at collusio the Department of Justin, Ie he named Jesse “Man Friday,” as a hadi of tl ring. The committee alse listené colorful chronicle of whisky fi and gun-runhing in Texas along the Mexican border bys, “ a io ny nomena

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w 2 - wee — - - —s 4 _ ¥ ~ “ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~- : — 7 ge — - . - . Er a ee Eas § ez reg a —- Eh ome g SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924 wre g a, a Deed a wi: a a ey no BS ej 4 2 es : : + ie bs eet, ~Pa z i %e., x - ~ SI Oe Ee ee oe ee % ‘ . . 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fight Films Promoter Testifies He Paid $65,000 to McLean Employe Under a Written Contract es He Agrees That Injunctions, Which Never Were Issued, Would Have Stopped the | Whole Proceedings. —— Continued from Page One. ceeds from the sale of the films in states other than New Jersey. It was arranged that when a prospec- tive buyer appeared, he would be referred by Urion to a certain law- yer in his own state, who would take care of any litigation resulting from the purchase and exhibition of the picture. The sale would be carried out, and the buyer usually would show the picture firet before some veterans’ organization, such asan American Legion post—in one case it was a hospital for dis- abled soldiers. Obviously, the in- ference was that it would not be embarrassing to gO easy on an ex- hibitor showing th charge and to disabled soldiers. Would Pay a Fine. , witness if the rights to the Dis- tric. of Columbia were sold to any- ‘body, and the witness replied in the negative. “Everything was free in | Washington.” Wheeler remarked, ‘manifestly referring to the exhibi- ition at McLean's house. The witness ruefully related how one’man pirated the picture by obtaining somewhere a print of the film and making duplicates of i°, ,and exhibited it all over the states lof Texas, Louisiana, Alabama and |Georgia. Quimby, of course, was | forestalled from protesting against | |this, first, because he could not ‘claim that his picture had any le- igitimate rights outside of New Jer- sey, and second, because he did e film free of |not want to call attention, through 'a court proceeding, to the fact ‘that the film had been illicitly dis- Thereupon, the exhibitor would Aributes throughout the country. be arrested, then his lawyer, select- | yance for him by Urion,|®is part in ules arrans Wheeler inquired, and the witness ‘geaid he never @eard of it. Said He Was Friend of Daugherty. would arrange to have him plead \gulity, and take a fine, after which e could show the pictures as often he chose without molestation. The offense, it must be remem- picture, but in having transported #. Once it was in a given state, and the buyer had Paid one fine ‘for having transported it, he could not again be placed in jeopardy for — bere sisted not in showing the | Sayre '“He said he was.” “Was Mumma ever arrested for this conspiracy?’’ “Mumma repeatedly told you that he was a very good friend of Paugherty and Burns, didn’t he?’ “Now,” said Wheeler, “just what was it that this group of men did to entitle them to 50 per cent of | the proceeds from the sale of thes» that offense, and hence could con- films?” “Well, they co-operated in “tinue showing It. The strong implication contained in this testimony, but never sp«ci- fieally charged, was, of corse, that Tinited States District Attorneys had been instructed from Wacshinz- ton to permit exhibitods to plead guilty and pay fines. It would be entirely within the power of the Attorney-General to issue such in- structions. “Mumma told you ft had been ‘“"ixed’ in Washington, didn’t he,” demanded Wheeler. “He said I could go ahead, without interfer- ence.” was the evasive answer. “Didn't he tell you that you need fear nothing from the Department | of Justice?” Wheeler persisted. “Well, he -.said there wouldn't be any trouble.” Wheeler brought out from the witness that Mumma had taken the picture to Washington. an4 that later Mumma told *ien it had been exhibited at the nome of Fa- ward B. McLean, before an au/li- ence including Presiient Harding, Taugherty, Harry New, now Post- master-General, ani several irnem- bers of the Diplomatic corps. Means gave similar testimony the preceding day, naming President Harding and Secretary Hughes as members of the party. but not mentioning New or the diplomats.|, farmhouse near Dallas, where a to Department. es — /_Wheeler could not induce the wit- ‘|that, but it was plain enough for 'to North Texas after he had been | benefit of revolutionary forces, he | selling them.” “You owned the films, and you sold the film.” ‘“That’s correct.” “What did the group do?” “They suggested the arrangement under which the sales were car- ried out,” re ere Shown in 24 States Through “Protection Ring” in Ca eS -_ ee —_ —_— | didn’t care anything about that, ‘#as the fellow was a friend of his, j and he wanted to get the job for 'him.” Baldwin said he furnished the blank as asked. | “What sort of a recom menda- ‘*inn did you give him?” ask | Wheeler. “rt sent them his record,”’ lens the laconic deply. Baldwin | added that he reported this inci- and soon afterward received a gen- vestigating: the conduct of any eourt officers unless specifically di- rected to do so. On another occasion, and in an- other district, he went on, he caught a prohibition enforcement officer in the act of selling three | confiscated stills back to the moon- shiner. He arrested the officer and took the case to District At- torney John Hartman. He said Hartman, in deep anxiety, said: “Baldwin, there's more than a vio- lation of law in this case—this man got His appointment from the same source that I got mine. "Tl have to see about this before I can do anything.” “So I just followed him when he | left his office,’ Baldwin declared, “und Y seen him rush over to Dave Walker's. Then I knew what he was talking about.” Wheeler developed the fact that Walker was Daugherty’s brother- \in-law and the mogul of Texas l where Republican patronage is con- _cerned. Baldwin said the depart- ment finally decided to transfer him to Montana, whereupon he re- signed, and joined the Rangers. Baldwin's testimony was intro- | duced, out of order, because he was in Washington, and eager to get away. Details of Promoter Quimby’s Tes- timony. | One of those who was a close observer of the testimony today ‘was Col. W. J. Donovan, United |States Attarney for the Western “In other words, they ‘fixed’ the | .ould be shown legally,” said Quim- necessary people at Washington,/ +, of Orr, Mumma and Martin. | doesn't that describe it?” “They | Quimby told of discussion with a co-operated. They said if we used local attorney named Urion who, their method, we wouldn't get into! po understood, was a friend of At- trouble,” And try as he would, ness to state it any plainer than the committee, even: then. “License” for a ‘“‘Moonshiner.” The lurid tales which Baldwin related, all in a calm, conversa- tional tone, without a sign of emo- tion, provided amusement and as- tonishment for two hours. After describing how he was transferred | torney-General Daugherty. “My understanding was that these pictures could be shown le- gally and everything would be all right,"”’ Quimby said. The pictures were to be sold to one m in each State and he was to be the distrib- utor. Quimby was to have nothing to do with transportation or dis- New Jersey. “too active” in stopping gun run- ning across the border, which, he said, was being carried on for the — —- «.- oe oe told of his difficulties with two United States District Attorneys. The prize yarn which he recited was the following one: “Two private detectives visited moonshine still wag in operation, In the course of the exam!na-|and informed the moonshiner that tion, Benator Wheeler read often from what he announced was a they were Federal agents. They | rebuked him for running without } | “Who did you understand Jess Smith was?" asked Wheeler. “A friend of Attorney-General Daugh- | erty.”’ “Didn't you understand that Orr was representing Smith’s inter- ests:"" “I don't recall whether he ever mentioned that or not.’’ “Well, how did Smith's name come in?’ “Just that Orr was a. friend of Smith’s.”’ Senator Jones (Rep.), Washing- | ton, asked for more details. “It was just that these men had a plan whereby the fight pictures could be shown legally,"”’ Quimby report made by G. O. Holdbridge, | license, he said, and told him that | gaiq. then a special agent of the Depart- | ment of Justice, in which the! scheme outlined by Quimby was described in great detail, and the exhibition of the picture at Mc- Lean’s house noted. Holdbridge, it appears, subsequently resigned, and the report which he made has now come into Wheeler's hands, indi- cating that the Department of Justice had full knowledge of the machinery by which the sale and exhibition of the films was carried . out. Quimby himself took the State of New York as his field. He said the pictures were first shown at a hospital for disabled soldiers. He and Rickard were then arrest- | od and fined $1000 each. A man) in the New York District Attor- | ney’s office said. to him afterward, he declared: Public sentiment has quieted down.” Hie waited 30 days and then opened with them. ills profits froth New York State were about $75,000, he added. Chairman Brool@hart asked the =n i. he must pay « fee of $250 immedl- | ately. The man eald he didn’t have | the money. so they directed him to | borrow it. At their suggestion, all | three got into the automobile, | drove into town to the bank, where | the moonshiner borrowed $250,! which he paid the supposed Fed- | cralagent. Soon afterward, he was | arrested. The man was indignant, | declaring that he, had paid his | license, and the upshot of It..was that the story of how he had been swindled came out, and Baldwin arrested the two men. They were indicted. Some time afterward, he contin- ned, he was called into the United States TDistrict Attorney's office and. much to his surprise. intro- duced to one of the men he had arrested by District Attorney Hen- lry Zwelfel. “This gentleman,” he | _ “If you're going to show these/ said, Zweifel told him, “wants to | pictures, wprit a little while until! pecome a special agent of the De- partment of Justice and I want you to get him an application blank and recommend him.” RNaldwin said he took the official aside and reminded him that the man was then under’ tndictment, but that Zwetfel remarked that he A. wees a — The wise man puts some play in each day’s program. His best aid in his work as well as in his play is an automobile.. Can't afford one? Just read the Classified - — en | investment. columns of the Post-Dispatch. They'll point the way to a wise THE POST- St. Louis’ One Biq Want The Perfect Market-Place ee ‘‘Automobiles” DISPATCH trectory Wouldn't Be Bothered. “You mean that they could be | shown and you would not be both- ered by the Department of Justice here in Washington ?”’ asked Wheeler. ‘I was told to go ahead with the picture and I wouldn't be bothered.” | “Who told you that?” asked Sen- ator Jones. “These three gentle- men.” Urion, as attorney for Orr, Mum- ma and Martin, was to suggest names of lawyers in each State, hospital, “in mistake,” and that he this?” “The three of them were to | and Tex Rickard were fined and also reprimanded by the District | Attorney. “Whenever you sold a picture, you told the buyer what lawyer to. see in that state?” “Yes.” “And you knew if he went to that allowed to go ahead?” “That was my understanding.’’’ Exhibition at McLean Home. Oklahoma and Michigan he had not made the arrangements for ar- rest and fine. “T made no arrangements in those other states—I suggested whom dent to the Department of Justice, | tribution of the films, but was only | ‘o make, sell and deliver them in | ever told Quimby that Attorney- across, using great Influence with | Then the witness concetied he/!the political parties and press?” er | knew into which states the pic-| don’t know,” sald Quimby. + tures went-when he sold them, In| the buyers should sec.” “So you went through this per- | formance in 22 states?” “Yes.” He was asked to name the states, Agrees That Injunction Would Have Stopped Showing of Pictures “Was Mumma ever tried?” asked Wheeler. “Not that I know of.”’ “You did know that Mr. Mumma came to Washington and confessed all his sins to Mr. Burns and gaid he was headed straight for the At- lanta pen?” asked Wheeler. ‘No, I. didn't know that.” “No injunction was ever gotten out to stop these pictures?” Wheeler continued. ‘Not to my knowledge.” “An injunction would have stopped proceedings?" Quimby agreed. The period of his “operations,” the witness said, “was from July 4 to about Dec, 1, 1921.” “The total receipts in this coun- try, outside of New Jersey, were, then, about $125,0007" Senator Moses asked. ‘‘About that.’ | District of New York, who has been mentioned as a possible suc- | cessor to Daugherty. Another was |Frank A. Vanderlip of New York, 'who crowded into a seat close to the witness, and listened intently to everything that was said. $65,000 Paid to Mumma. men named in a list given out by Daugherty last night as having been fined as those sold_ state eral letter from Burns, announcing | rights He testified to payment of that agents should refrain from in~ g¢> 999 to Mumma. * Cc. O. Holdbridge of Baltimore, former Department of Justice agent, today was summoned here hurriedly while Quimby was testi- fying. Wheeler read fragments from what purported to be a report 'by Holdbridge to fhe Department (of Justice regarding an investiga- tion Of the film ‘“‘deal.”” This re- | port, presumably in the depart- | ment’s! files, mentioned Mumma) ‘and others named in the trnsaction. Quimby said he was told by Tex |Rickard that Mummawasa “good friend’ of Daugherty, Edward B. Mclean and William J. Burns. Mumma also told him of his friend- iship with Jess Smith; and it was |under these circumstarices. that | Quimby went into the affair, with |assurances, he said, that “every- thing would be all right” and that those interested, would not “be dis- turbed.”’ “And he (Rickard) told you that Mumma was the close friend of ‘Harry M. Daugherty, Edward B. | McLean and that it could be fixed to show them all over the coun- try?” Quimby was asked. ‘Yes,” he replied. Quimby reiterated that his part only was in making and selling the films and not in their transpor- | tation. He desisted entirely from | showing the films, he said, in De- j;cember, 1921, after being told by Ralph Navarro, a New York agent ,}of the Department of Justice, that |he would be subject to prosecu- ,tion for conspiracy.” 'Was Told to Go Ahead With Pictures 3 and He Would Not Be Bothered, ‘rex nanger cane ‘He said he would “‘have to look it jup.”’ Murgma told him, Quimby sald, of the reported exhibition of the ‘pictures at Edward B. McLean's | of violations of neutrality on the. | Mexican border. There were many cases of arms Baldwin said, during | home and said that President Hard- ing, the Attorney-General and oth- ers were present. ; Quimby identified some of the ee ee | shipments, Washington. that they only assured him th would not be disturbed. ‘‘I don't remember I had fear of | bo : prosecution until Navarro cane Washington. iin,” Quimby observed. by finally said. | be “*fixed”"’ in Washington. | per cent split to Orr, Mumma and Martin was for their “pull” in Quimby answered “You thought it was all fixed ?""| | Wheeler suggested. “Fixed with | they ; Washington through money or in-| must be equity Before he let go of the witness, Wheeler put him through a ham- mering examination to bring out that he never intended to show 'the pictures outside of New Jersey and abroad until he learned it could | them anywhere outside of New Jer- sey?’ Wheeler demanded, “until Rickard came to you?” “Yes. “and Bill Orr and these people— they were to get 50 per cent of the | net profits for their influence in ’ gaid the Senator. Quimby was sileng “Why alo you hesitate? What did \fluence, or something; that’s what | Quimby said. these people told you*” Quimby) hesitated in answering. “They told| pull in \ |me that if they’d carry out their plans it would be all right,”’ Quim- “Yes. and their equity was their Vashington?” “Their equi- ty was to advise me how to sell the pictures,” Quimby said. — Wheeler went over it again, as- serting Orr was a politician, Mum- ma a newspaper man, and Urion a lawyer. sf “They didn’t say they would fix things directly?’’ Wheeler suggest- ed. ‘They told me-if I would car- ry out their plan it would be all “You never intended to show! right,” was the reply. Texas Ranger, Ex-Justice Department Attorney-General counsel, Paul Howland, emphasized that Quimby had been forced to “abandon the business.” . “Whatever your arrangements with Mumma for protection may have been, you later learned that the Department of Justice was in- vestigating and arranging to prose- cute?” asked Howland. “Navarro told me I could be prosecuted for conspiracy and I said I was through.”’ Quimby was excused after two hours on the stand, and F. C. Pen- dleton, a former Department of Justice agent, was called. Pendleton said it was “‘general- ly understood” throughout the country that W. J. Burns used his official position to ald the business of the Burns detective organiza- tion and to block competitors. Before being excused after a Cc. Baldwin, a San Antonio, “These men were understood to and give the attorney in each one.| Texas, ranger, and also a former | have a plan whereby these pictures |Department of Justice agent, was the next witness. With Baldwin’s examination, the ‘testimony switched to the subject short examination, he smilingly ad- | mitted that he was a competitor of | | Burns and all other similar agen- Agent, Tells of Activities on Border Dougherty’s , Baldwin identified a circular or- der received from Burns prohibit- ing investigation of the Federal : District Attorneys or other Fedeng! officials without specific authority. — get 50 per cent for?” “There |} in a contract," 1922, Baldwin said, he was asked to investigate oi] stock promoters and came to the conclusion that they did not intend to prosecute but expected to get some money | from the promoters. the benefit of the committee, I ' ' former special agents.” ficials in connection with these oil cases?” asked Howland, attorney for the Attorney-General. “I do not.” Baldwin said. “No.” The committee ordered a sub- pena for D. W. Dalkins, a postof- fice inspector who handled the oil fraud investigation. Baldwin said it was the purpose of the Dallas District Attorney, “in my opinion,” to “blackmail” Dr. Frederick A. Cook and other oil company promoters, who have | eince’ been tried. “But the postal authorities, after showing a good deal of feeling.” This came, Baldwin said, after he | Baldwin continued, “insisted on had been active in his investigation of District Attorney Zweifel. Baldwin also charged that Zwei- fel had asked him to recommend M. L. Lide for appointment as a Department of Justice agent after, Baldwin declared, Lide had been indicted for, and admitted, having” posed as a Federal officer and tak- ing $250 from a bootlegger named Hightower. Baldwin charged that United States Attorney John D. Hartman of the Western Texas District had delayed filing a charge against Harry Hamilton, a prohibition of- Although Hartman finally {ssued a warrant, \Baldwin said, Hartman shal Walker, Attorney-General Daugherty’s brother-in-law, and no indictments have yet been found, although two grand juries have met since. Enforcement of Federal liquor laws in Texas, Baldwin continued, ‘fs a joke.” “Weighty Question Involved.” “Tt was commonly known that |'Harry Hamilton, the prohibition group head, was selling back cap- tured liquor.” Baldwin went on. “T “You ought to be letter perfect the revolution of Esteban Cantu,! saw him sell three stills he cap- in what you said in each of these 22 arrangements,’ Ashurst suggested. “Repeat what you told each one.” “I told them they were to consult with a law firm whose name wes given them, and it would be all right.” “As a matter of fact,” said Jones, “you had this under- buyer should have the attorneys named?” ‘*That was it.” “Did you tell them if they saw | the law firm, it would be all right | to show the pictures?” asked Sen- ator Moses (Rep.), New Hamp- ‘shire. Quimby said the assurances were not so definite as that. $75,000 Proceeds in New York. Quimby said he had charge of the film exhibition in New York State and that the proceeds were about Governor of Lower California. A William Hanson, in the immi- ‘gration service at San Antonio, was understood to be involved with |Mexicans in getting arms into the /hands of the revolutionists, Bald- win testified. Hanson was under- istood to have helped the revolu- tionists, the witness said, after | standing on each sale, that the! Hanson had been attacfied to the) congressional committee headed by | ‘former Secretady Fall, which in- quired into Mexican conditions. Baldwin said he referred to the, Department of Justice a report | ‘tured to bootleggers, and arrested Mr. {lton. I took in my wit-. poring ue their statements, and in view of | said that there was a/the further fact that the statements | Hartman submitted by Capt. Baldwin, for- |merly In the Bureau of Investiga- nesses. and United States Attorney weighty question involved because Hamilton was a Republican. having a special attorney to prose- cute.” Today a subpena was issued for WwW. T. Underwood of Palm Beach, Fla., named yesterday by Gaston B. Means as an associate of Jesse Smith in the receipt of money. An- other subpena went out for Thomas B. Felder, New York attorney, who is indicted jointly with Means for an alleged attempt to bribe Daugh- erty and other officials. Means said: that Felder was his counsel and ad- vised him against testifying here. Felder was associated with Daugh- Oe erty In obtaining the release from _ficer charged with selling seized/| prison of Charlies W. Morse, the ‘stills to other bootleggers. | shipping operator. Statement Issued conferred with United States Mar- | By Attorney-General By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 15.—The following statement was issued to- night by Attorney-General Daugh- erty: “In view of the fact that Miss ‘Roxie Stinson, the divorced wife of ,the late Jesse W. Smith, and Mr. |Gastgn B. Means, formerly in the 'Bure of Investigation of the De- ‘partment of Justice, but not now connected therewith, were not called to the stand today. to contin- Hightower, arrested for distilling tion of the Department of Justice, whisky, Baldwin continued, had | but not now connected therewith, shown a receipt from prohibition officials for $250; “paid for a i1- | |pentier prize fight films, presented cense to run a still for three and by Mr. Quimby, owner, with Tex Rickard, of the Dempsey-Car- months.” The still man was “very | no features which are not easily ex- indignant at being arrested,” but |plained by documentary and other after investigation, Baldwin said, he found that two private detec- that “Hanson had been to Wash-/| tives had collected the money. ‘ington to make arrangements with | ,certain high officials whereby Washington would sanction a revo- hind it.” . While engaged in stopping neu- “They were charged with the of- fense of personating an officer, but the case was passed. The Dis- | lution if the right people were be- | trict Attorney introduced me to one /of these men, Mr. Side, and ex- plained that he wanted to be an $75,000. After being fined $1000, |trality violations, Baldwin said, he | Mmvestigator for the Department of he said, he continued to show the | was transferred in May, 1921, from; Justice.” films in New York, after about 30/|Del Rio to Dallas and no one was | 'days, and never was interfered ‘assigned to his place by the De-| |partment of Justice. That left with. Under question, the witness then | said he knew the fight pictures had , been shown in Washington before | President Harding and several Cab- inet members, including “Harry 8. _New, the Postmaster-General.” Attorney-General Daugherty in the | picture matter. He denied that _Mumma had told him that the At- _ torney-General had advised him to Quimby said, to act as agents for | the distribution. Quimby also said | he showed the pictures first before | disabled soldiers in a Staten Island | discuss the matter with Urfon. “Did Mumma tell you Urion was a friend of Daugherty?”. “Yes.” “What was Mumma to get out of about 200 miles af the border open as far as the Department of Justice was concerned, he sald. Baldwin said also he had in- get 50 per cent of the net profits.”’ Wheeler asked? if Mumma had General Daugherty had told Mum. ma: “They ought to get a big cut ‘if they put this thing across.’ ! | Quimby said he hadrtt. lawyer, he would be fined, and then , “Wasn't this the plan?” Wheeler | “Was it after the picture was shown here in Washington that this agreement was entered into?” asked. Wheeler, referring to the private showing at McLean’s home. “That I don’t remember.”’ Chairman Brookhart asked what had been made from the films tn New York. “About $75,000,” sata Quimby. “And that was after the legal aon of each state were paid?” ‘*Yes.”’ Burns, Wheeler suggested, had exclaimed to Mumma after hearing the picture story: “By God, every- body around here knows qvery- thing but me.” Quimby said Mumma hadn't re- peated that conversation. “You've said you learned that Jess Smith was in this picture with Ory,"’ Ashurst resumed. “And after you learned that, all fear of prose- cution left you. You felt safe.” Quimby said he and Rickard had planned originally only to show the films in New Jersey and abroad, but after Mumma opened negotia- tions he was willing to proceed in other states. Wheeler insisted that a 60 OO —————— _ Other Federal law violations to re- ) sponsib z: ‘went on, “that Alfred R. Urion | ponsible authorities of other Gov ‘and Mumma were to put this! tered as lass Suly_17. Seat Sie cl Gesch ether Lous Mo. Bell. Olive 6600. Kinloch. Central 6600.: — Baldwin said he protested. “The District Attorney told me to let it go and not file a complaint.” Hartman went to .see David Walker, United States Marshal for the Western District, brother-in- law of \Attorney-General Daugh- ‘structions from the Department of | ¢Tty- — Justice not to investigate viola-| | Wheeler read a report by a spe- jtions of the liquor laws, but to ‘celal investigator saying Mumma | leave that field to the prohibition had been advised to see Urion by/ officers. ! ’ “Do you know Gus, T. Jones?” | Wheeler asked. “He was superintendent of in- 'vestigation for the Department of Justice at El Paso,” Baldwin sald, explaining that Jones had been as- signed to work with the Fall com- mittee. No Reports on Liquor. Before going on his transfer, he made a report on a@ conspiracy of nine men “to elip in liquor from Mexico.” Although Department of Justice agents were sypposed to report ernment brancher. Baldwin said the Department vf Justice orders required that liquor violations be ignored. The orders came when A. Mitch- ell Palmer was head of the De- partment of Justice, the witness said. Baldwin said there was “a good deal of drinking” about the Federal building at Dallas and that a Unit- ed States Deputy Marshal “got in- toxicated.”’ Baldwin charged District Attor- ney Zweifel of Texas with failing to prosecute Jack Whiley, a friend of his, sald to have obtained $1000 while posing as a Federal operator. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded 22 JOSEPH PULITZER, Ss. © Published Daily by The Pulitzer Publishin Co.. Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street, (Member Audit Bureau of Circulation.) MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PREsS. erwise credited in this paper and focal Bowe published phere. Al siete an republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. CRIPTION RATES BY suns ADVANCE: mA Datiy and Sunday. gre year......§ poly. without Sunday. one year.. ay only. ome year......... ‘ year Remit either by postal order. money order or St. Loule exch Delivered by city rrier of ers: Daily. only 50c a month: Sun copy. oe ee ee He was finally allowed to make formal complaint against Hamil- ton, but the prohibition agent was never prosecuted and the case al- lowed to die, though Hamilton re- signed. “Mr. Hartman admitted to me it was a political matter with him,” | Baldwin observed, “and not a law matter. He and Hamilton got their appointments from the same, source.” ‘evidence, it has become unnecessary j}at this time for the Attorney-Gen- eral to burden the press or ask the reading public to spend any time considering the minor and unitm- portant matters which took up the session of Saturday. “As soon as Gaston B. Means and Miss Roxie Stimson have conclud- ed their statements and been cross- examined, I will issue a statement that will, I think, be decidedly in- teresting and in which I Will advise the public of the influences behind these malicious and scandalous at- tacks and the character of the tools that are being used in this coward- ly manner by my adversaries.” Statement of Zwetfel on Testimony at Daugherty Hearing. By the Associated Press. FORT WORTH, Tex., March 15. —District Attorney Menry Zweifel shown the telegraphic reports of the Daugherty investigation in Washington, made the following statement: “As to'the M. L. Lide referred to: | He came to me when under in- | William Hanson, Baldwin said, | dictment and said Jf the Govern- at El Paso. “Do you think that Mr. Hanson has been continuing his activities as to arms running since be- came an official of the immigration service?” Jones atked, “From what I hear he is,” Baldwin said. “Within the last 20 days I’ve heard about some rifle shipments.” Oil Promotion Inquiry. In a talk with District Attornéy Zweifel and Joseph Kingsbury in A TONIGHT > TOMORROW ALRIGHT | | employed as a special Deputy Unit- ' 'ment that he collected $1000, I de- ‘clined to authorize a complaint to 'be filed against him because the road atrike and was discharged that the party who parted with the /$1000 owed Riley’s client the gate violations of the posta! laws. : ; | “told me he was a special friend of | ™ent had some way of naying him | Senator Fall.” and was later ap- | °™0Ugh to live, he would put us on | pointed to the immigration service the inside of the biggest group of |} automobile thieves in the Middle | West. I called in Agent B. C. Bald- win and told him to listen to Lide’s story and if he thought there was anything to it, to use his own judg- ment about hiring him as an in- Yormer. “Since then I've never heard from Baldwin about Lide, but I did prosecute Lide for impersonating an officer, and he is now in Leav- enworth penitentiary serving a sen- tence of 18 months. Riley Acted as Collector. “Regarding Riley and the state- investigation showed that Riley upon to make . “On Aug. 3, 193%; Attorney-Gen pose of making an | the violations of t eo | Senator Wheeler said that “for! .ountants and ; were furnished ” want to say Baldwin's testimony ts | ynon my record of” just a link in a chain of evidence.! ents, 111 convictan We intend to*show there was 4 fines 95 years in ee | general scheme of oil interests to foment a revolution in Mexico. We | , newer to the shall produce the reports of other | crates as to whethi y full duty as @] District Attorney. without a single gem “Do you know of any money | passing corruptly to Federal of- | = “In 1923, when Ibe ‘up those under es present to the dictment, I decid ‘win was not in forts I was pu prosecutor, was not } fice and requested ths to send a special agen situation over with a vis ferring Baldwin to som trict until the mail i tions were over. The was made, with the’ C. Baldwin and an this division were “Or in connection with the gun | |running?’ asked Senator Moses. ' Red Blotc the agsoviat cd re 7 "ER, Colo.. police centered ; t to locate Fred ht for questioning in ceonnec- swith the finding of the body of ‘woman ! h, today. ively, and theret signed his post.” films after his an that Quimby Rick guilty on July 27, transported the fight films tion of interstate commends ff of Detectives 1 tonight his belief that the Mrs. Janssen. iken said the police were with- fany clew to the whereabouts of woman was nk from NEW YORK, Mar ring to testimony & » Cal. of fairy stories,” astonishing attem live man’s reput dirt at a tombstc sudden stop.” 4 Orr sald he had rangement by which he ceive a 20 per cent inte and a tions. atified at where 9 Nak) <- 2 Sin ee . 4 a r ree a t - —- - t a Sh « ore ge Shoulder Pins: RY said ~~ a the costume J@ so necessary tod the well-dré They add a dell touch to the @ *xplanation discovery, he said: me are on the threshold of an changes in the great fi Steel has ruled Its position i« The designs are | —— lurgy ® Of industry. m threatened by those 4 nh ploneering in the fleld wrought in Gold, with F Some are ef was acting as a collector for some oll company and afterwards he was ed States Marshal! during the rall- from the Government service, and after his discharge this complaint eame up. Investigation showed money; that Riley simply persuad- ed the party to pay what he owed. It was my opinion then and I am still of the same opinion that re- gardiess of whateyer representa- tions Riley made, the same could not be made the basi« of a lawful! prosecution, because Riley secured nothing of value wrongfully from the narty. “With reference to Baldwin's alloys. laid in black ee eapot ny sleum statement that he was asked to In- vesticate off companies, it was not Baldwin's duty as a Depart- ment of Justice agent te Investi- T may have discussed with Baldwin filed in in the nrecenes of Tne Kinesburv 'vy.. but Baldwin was never called . chainaan SeMpany offi MURDER CASE ole in Disorder and : h on Carpet Re- ; sling Blood. n a trunk fmt Clay n. rding to a Denver express- in, he was called by a man who resented himself as Smith early y morning and asked to haul the Janssen apart- ts to the Windsor Hotel. Later Bther expressman was called in ul the trunk from the lobby the hotel to the Union Station, the man known as Smith ked the trunk on a ticket to Signature on the sta- records and signature of in- ment on checks paid to Jans- for services as a church jan- bear a atriking resemblance t police say. The apartment occupled by the ple was found in disorderyand police announced they found a blotch on one of the < h they believe to be a blood Salvation Army driver called the Janssen home on Friday Tesponse to Janssen's request, fi removed sever#l of Mrs. Jans- dresses, bed clothes, a suit- variety of Christmas Everette Arbuckle, driver, declared Janssen seemed “downhearted and sheepish had lost somebody hing.’ The dresses were the Salvation Army Pp evening as belonging to Mr-. identification being wnade *mployes of the department Mra. Janssen worked) [AL TO REPLACE STEEL ISCOVERED, SCIENTIST SAYS meeschlag Also Annountes tion of Machine That Prints Without Type. She Associated Prens. W YORK, Mareh 15.—The tion of a calculating ma- me that can compute algebral- Ah and aeprinting machine that mS without type, are the latest ts of scientists employed in arch Corporation Labora- Dr. Arthur A. Hammee- President of the corpora- today. He also the discovery of a new metul to take the place of Vreanization was perfected “ars ako to encourage invent- ‘BM assist in introducing their ' It now is serving, meeschiag said, as a recog- link between inv and the Government. of the new alloy Inte. ated Preas, NGELES; March 15— nator Atlee Pomerese mJ. Ro®erts, special Gov- counsel. appointed ; tigation for Gancellation of Dome and California Feserve tcase to the Sinclair "Y ©!) companies, arrived They announced tht ‘Fhment suit agaihur the interests, the Pan-«Ameri- & Transport Co at 10 o'clock Monday the United States ag board of directors of. the} ‘ean Petrajeum & Trans- with Bh. Doheny nre- . held a meeting! 28 here loiwy. March 15.—Den- | their efforts to- | The body is believed police to be that of Mrs. siie Janssen. 4124 wife of the man sought. Mrs. Janssen disappeared Thurs- y and her husband announced @ had been called to Pittsburg, “where a brother was ill, Jans- s faded out of sight Friday a few eis after a man whose descrip- » is said to tally with that of n checked the murder trunk Weed, Cal., under the name of » J. Smith, 4144 Clay street, ae Rinker an- a, entore, Man- | The inventor who Suce a new metal with a bf steel, \ non-corrosive, weight, already is on the K DOHENY LEASE MONDAY

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| - "7 ie: 4 ee a] pon “to “make an in an invest “On Aug. 3, 192 22,108 ested i ttorney-General’s ‘reawanteg furnish me assistants for “ a, pose of making an invest; . he violations of the peated wre, Vv. district. Many inspe countants and assistam pried. were furnished me and f : pon 7. record of 300 } e mente, convictions, $¢ Ines, 95 years:‘in mare vb devel. ithout a single acquittal, nswer to the people of the Ur tage States as to whether }1 have | ay full duty as a@ Uniteg 2s District Attorney. ¥ Caused Baldwin’s “In 1923, when I began to up those under Investigation oresent to the grand Jury for dictment, I decided that Mr. n was not in accord with the e forts I was putting forth as. prosecutor, was.not lyal to my fe fice and requested the departr send a special agent to look ¢ tuation over with a view of erring Baldwin to some other rict until the mail fraud p fons were over. The invest was made, withthe result that p Baldwin and another ageng ~ nt his division were transferred > to ontana and Minnesota, vely, and thereupon Baldwin ned his post.” a yward's Office Denies Conte.” ence on Fight Film. the Associated Press, NEW YORK, March 15 —wn- liam Hayward, United States Be rict Attorney, wes on his wag ¢ Im Beach today. Membes of aap at oe Fi . Hayward staff denied that they 7 heir chief attended any conf at which Quimby, Tex Rickasd er anyone else was advised as te procedure in the {llegal showing of the Dempsey-Carpentier fight tures. They denied having Quimby to “wait awhile” before hibiting the Demr y films after his and Rickards viction here. Court records that Quimby and Rickard pi guilty on July 27, 1921, te transported the fight films tn , tion of interstate commerce laws. Bach paid’ $1000 fine, the mest. mum, which was tmposed by eral Judge William B. Sheppard. — J Quimby’s Story Denied by Orr; Rickard Silent. By the Associated Pree. NEW YORK, March 15.—Refer- i ring to testimony before the Senate ¥ Investigating Commititee tn sington today, William A. Orr ynied tonight | friend of Attorney-General Daug!? lerty, had any business dealing with him in connection with moving pic- |tures of the Dempsey-Carpentier Tecords and signature of in- fight. “If the Senate committee will call witnesses who know facts, ingtead of fairy stories,” he said, “this astonishing attempt to besmirch a live man’s reputation by th dirt at a tombstone will come sudden stop.” Orr eaid he had a business ar rangement by which he was to re celve a 20 per cent interest tn tie Dempsey-Carpentier fight for services which he Centinued on Next ah . a to “G ee ee a 7 Nes eee Shoulder Pins Shoulder Pins are the newest addition to the costume jewelry so necessary today to the well- dressed woman. They add a delightful touch to the costume, frock or evening gowa- — Gold, 1 with gem Some are charmingly laid in black enamel. that Jesse Smith, eet rn 3 Lhe was called by a man who » police announced they found ed SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924. ra he. ¥ a ee? ode era. ’ >. « by Ladi ov paket de a E> 2 ag q is rk is t= '3 { i be; — Rye mr ee oer Bans ee US aa “STUOUE FURR 2 WOR | | Two Views of Divorced Wife of Daugherty’ s “Bumper” NTRUNK IER CASE Be Found at Ogden, Believed by Police That of Woman’ From ax eh a 3AND ALSO DISAPPEARED | Occupied by’ . Disorder and 4 Blotch on Carpet Re- Be ard ed Press Golo., March 15 : centered their efforts to- + to locate Janssen, | t for questioning in connec- | bod f » the finding of the body o | in a trunk ft Ogden, The body is believed | se to be that of Mrs. Den- Fred _ Who Told” Strange Story to Senate Committee | OA [E STINSON _—_——— =e ROXIE STINSON’S STORY ONCE ‘OFFERED FOR SALE” _ 4124 Clay street, of the man sought. a disappeared Thurs- her husband announced | Heen called to Pittsburg, 6 brother was ill. Jans- soe out of sight Friday a few Sater 4 man whose descrip- | to tally with that of Sa checked the murder trunk haa Cal. under the name of | oy. Smith, 4144 Clay street, — Reported That Te of Detectives Rinker an- na tonight his belief that the -Woman was Mrs. Janssen. said, the police were with- an clew to the whereabouts of + 15.— March divorced wife AAD. wis Be Stinson, BUFF. Miss Roxie of the late intimate Jesse Smith, ‘“‘bumper friend of Attorney- told her ling to a Denver express- and General Daugherty, first amazing story of alleged mvOrvIng Smith and his associates friend, Alexander stock and investment couple of weeks jted himself as Smith early morning and asked to haul from the Janssen apart- to the Windsor Hotel. Later expressman was called in the trunk from the lobby hotel to the Union Station,| broker, here, a the man known as Smith | #&°- ° ; ae the trunk on a ticket to. when it was ascertained that Fink Cal. Signature on the sta-| 22d Henry Stern, his counsel, are in Washington with Miss Stinson attending the proceedings of the Tor services asa church jan- | Brookhart investigating ocmmit- bear a striking resemblance ‘°°: Senators” Brookhart and police say. Wheeler got in communication apartment occupied by the. with Miss Stinson through Senator was found in disorder, and | J2™es Wadsworth, who intfoduced his two colleagues Fink and blotch on one of the carpets Stern. Wheeler. after hearing the Wash- they beliey | sensational story, went to . J Le @ _— ington Courthouse, Ohio, and in- terviewed Miss Stinson. Miss Stinson met months ago, it is said, when the ed sever#1 of Mrs. Jans- Buffalo man handled certain stocks bed clothes. a suit- | °° her. Fink has been arrested @ variety of Christmas here twice on alleged fraud aa He was indicted but the ms. Everette Arbuckle, : Weclared Janssen seemed | rges were withdrawn with an wnhearted and r semen | understanding secured by the cet- . | : "he had lost somebody or Fir gprs 494 netroh 2 ck emt sme at the business. He has been § fulfilling Salvation Army | PB’ ae Mg as belonging to Mr. | this g>ligation, it is said, but Fink, is an alert business man, on Mentification being wnade |“ ho = es of the department. hearing Miss Stinson’'s story, in Mrs. Janssen srectesGtl mediately got in touch with Stern. It is known that, on realizing what r ‘t Miss Stinson’s TE : SHED, SCIENTIST SAYS foes io Belt S to one of the na- news agencies. This hlag Also Announces | 2¢WS “gency, after hearing the of- Miection of Machine That ‘fer, turned down the proposal! : ‘Without Type. While Sterns didn’t place any defi- lated Preas. ‘nite amount on the value of the TORK, March 15.—The/story, it is said that he contended of a calculating ma-/{ “It was worth several thousand can compute algebrai- | dollars.” 4 Mw a.printing machine that r memout type, are the latest) Wheeler Denies Story of Offer to scientists employed in| Withhold Roxie Stinson’s Story. h Corporation Labora- | Special to the Post-Dispatch Dr. Arthur A. Hammee-| WASHINGTON, March 15.—Sen- President of the corpora-| fer Wheeler (Dem.) of Montana Md today. He also an-)| denied this afternoon that toxie m@ the discovery of a new/| Stinson, the late Jesse Smith's to take the place of divorced wife and the initial star witness in the Daugherty hearing. had visitea Buffalo not long ago to a’ Buffalo Fink, former ent on checks paid to Jans- TO | Non Army driver called | } Janssen home on Friday | to Janssen's request, | made Anization was perfected “deals’’ | This was revealed here today | ‘and then Fink severel ! and His Lawyer Tried to Make Deal With News Agency. fin connection General's fered with allegations. withhold she the Attornev- had of- any damaging testimony might give against him for a price—the anrount al- leredly $150,000. Nor would the who is and to Montana the Daugherty , probe, substantiate reports that had gone to Columbus. O.. and brought Miss Stinson here to testify in of a chain of cir- ‘cumstances originating in Buffalo and reported conferences’ there with lawyers—an incident that was understood hav ived the attention of District Attorr Don- Buffalo. This chain of events reports here of a definite na- ture, led from the conferences with lawyers concerning prisals against Miss trip to Washington, where Wadsworth was asked’ for advice referred those him in reference to the matter, one of whom is said to have been a Buffalo lawyer, to Senator Brook- hart. chairman of the Investigating Committee However, Senator Wheeler said he had not been placed in continue with the Stinson testimony through this s ples of incidents, but did not explain what led up to his sude trip «- Columbus, where he talked with the witness and -macd her for appearance as the first wit- /ness—to the surprise of all outside the committee. Senator Prookhart said tolay he felt Senator Wheeler was the only one to discuss the matter. Bruok- hart said he was under the Im- pression that Henury Stern, a Baf- falo lawyer, had communicaied with Senator Wheeler vfsticators but preferred mn - - = % - ind me a aor tate or Co ar, 4, are > > BTA so Sls . we aa 5 Mai in inne EAR «eta: te dee wake ae +z , 7 . , 4 : iv, * Pomnes ee . * t oh Ps Pie 7 m 7 ; a ’ age on a ae Pia ‘Ss cle. 4 * Fy a A te a Sen ~ a he PM Pee ee ye - Se em ~ i to yimre 2S * Soba Bad Ri aS ee ea’) Ae. > 2a. Pec F Pag Se A iit ic 3° HP Fe, bITa he f ae | 353 2 ser LAG ay FRE OT a BO ALES 2A Be

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_ wry To TE yr Pew er re * a one d mw = 7 eed ae st v 4 _ : - ‘ “ss : INQUIRY RESUMED STRIKE BY PAPER > * ” Ll Oa a «. a ” eed ~ ~ “7% Ps ‘3 > oe a” eS SESE as Pe ter vs if 4 > - ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee oe - ~ rs. The Dail ee —_— oe IN CASE OF MAN SHOT BY OFFICERS ———— adh diya nati f P ™ ‘. — Further Examination of Po-) pajnscrs and paper hangers her voted to strike in defense of their lice Brutality Charges $1.50 wage demarmdas per hour Decision to Hold Out for $1.50 an Hour Reached at Joint Meeting of Members of Two Unions. $1.63 purl Employers, except- ne thi TP AP here gee. dees ap cad ,}\John Auer, are 7" t reais i \_ = , reement expiring 5 esterday. Employers Justify Stand. slowers justified their refusal the following groundads. Recause the wage scale per hour offered ($1.25) is equal to ‘any wage paid to painters in any pari I"nited States ™ i Tet CeTiC ifi believe > . ce Geciatl cide.” Ready to “Tron Out” Rules. Eisenringe said yesterday that the unions were ready at any time to working rules, but that would not recede from their demand for $1.50 an hour un- basic trades accepted a 645 oe aa ~~ iron out the they til other reduction ; return to be as- sessed a percefitage of their sal- ries, to be determined before Sat- urday, to help swell the strike fund. Those whom the strike af- fects will De paid a strike benefit. also to be determined this week. Officers of the unions said they an- ticipated no disorder during the strike periéd. Joseph B. O'Neil, president-of the Painters’ District Council, presided at the meeting vesterday. who will tomorrow The their Twnmr ase : posts will —E CHEMISTRY ESSAY FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Six Prizes of $20 Each for State Winners and Yale or Vassar Scholarships for National. The committee for Missouri in the American Chemical Society's prize essay contest to bring abou. a better understanding of chemis- try by laymen has been announced. Dr. Edward Mallinckredt Jr., vice- president of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works, is chairman. Other members are: Dr. C W. Cuno, Washington University; Dr. St. Louis University; Dr. M. P. Ravenel, University of Mis- souri; W. R. Teeters, Soldan High School: H. J. Waters ofvtthe Weekly Kansas City Star: E. Lansing Ray. St. Louis Globe-Democrat: Raiph R. Matthews, Roxana Petroleum Cor- roration; Col. A. J. Elliott. Kansas City, and Mrs. Evarts Graham, 4711 Westminster place, Six prizes of $209 will be given in each state to students of high schools and secondary schools sub- mitting the best essays on the rela- tion of chemistry to any of the fol- lowing subjects: “Health and Dis- “Enrichment of Life.” “Ag- piculture Forestry.” “National Defense.’ ““The and “De- velopment of the Industries of Your State.” a. wi and Home.” The various state winners will be entered in a national competition. the writer of the best essay on each of the six subjects to be given a2 four-year scholarship to Yale Uni- versity or to Vassar College. eral Sev- other institutions have also “"holarehir 2 Pit senoiarships of varying terms. = ” * its iates elopment *First. We are to have this year, uot a third party, but a bloc can- didate for President, Senator La Follett Ssecoid As a result of the bio: t for President and Vice-Pres- iWient we may have a considerable in the strength of the pro- Congress Kh T. increase essive bioc in the next “ree , > > Third If the strength of tne : — ‘ha nrogressive bloc is tncreasced 4c next Congress we shall surely nayt formation of a conservative it There are alread} signs of it in Senator Bruce's bolt- the Democratic party | ‘ er :7a?r i” 4 ut? resis American politics m ‘ - {>i is. on 2 issues. and the restive- ness of Senator Underwood and Senator Glass and other conserv- e Democratic Senators’ restive- ness over the state of vassaiage to the leadership of Senator La Fol- lette and Senator Wheeler to which their party has been re- duced Fourth. We may have, though this is unlikely, the choice of the next President by the bloc through the failure of any candidate to Win | a majority at the polis next No- vember and the consequent throw- ing of the election into Congress where the bloc controls. The real novelty of this year’s be the appear- ance of a third national ticket in the field. but of a third party and which will aim not so much at win- When Roosevelt ran in obiect was (“ongress. 1912. the -nal ' birthday. ‘ ' due to the complications of old ag Carl B. Duenhaupt’s End Hastened by Fall Suffered Eight Days Ago. Car! B. Duenhaupt of 5439 Arse- street died at his home yester- morning, just 18 days before i was to celebrate his 102d His death, which was was hastened by a fall vnich con- fined him to his bed eicht days ago. Duenhaupt, whose philosophy of longevity was “live as you please.” was active until the Friday before his death. He was leaving the house when his foot slipped on the steps and he fell to the ground. The family physician could find no hones broken or internal injuries but predicted that because of his advanced years the accident would cause his death. Muenhaupt was born phalia. Germany.April 2, 1822, and came to America at the age of 59. He was a piano maker until he retired 25 yearsago. His wife died six years ago at the age of 35. Three sons and seven granichii- dren survive. Two of the sons are bachelors and made their home with the father. The eldest. son, Otto. is 53 years, the youngest grandchild, I-2. Reporters called on Duenhaupt wren he celebrated his 100th birth- cay. “I never worried about "y health,” he said. “I eat what I please. and drink, beer, wine or whisky, but never to excess. smoke al! the time. I try not to al- low myself te get very excited or depressed.” The funeral will mt place Monday from the home with burial in Old St. Marcus’ Cemetery. | COMMITTEE HEARS MORTIMER He Is Questioned Privately in House Bribe Inquiry. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, March 15.— Elias H. Mortimer. who has fig- ured largely in connection with the investigation of Veterans’ Bureau affairs, today was .before the House committee of five, appointed ,mning the presidency as at winning; to gain the presidency. ®ia Follette will run | this time, not to win the presidency | —he will do that if he can. though he will be astonished if he suc- ceeds, but to increase the ascend- ancy of his group fn Congress. In the amazing topsy-turvy of politics ; : the election of Congress has become. more than the election of the President. This idea is such a every notion we have of a nation- al election that I know it is hard to put.over. Let us see how it works out in practice. If Mr. La " ~ > important reversal of : Follette should put a third ticket or. a nearly complete third ticket inthe field generally he would few Congressmen and Senators in elect a | the State where he was strong. He night retain his in both existing support houses or slightly increase it. But unless the next election left . ’ the Democrats and Republicans | with nearly equal representation in both houses the progressives would lose the balance of power. Now suppose he does what he proposes to do, namely, puts his presidential electors in the field as an independent’ ticket und offers places on the ticket for all lower offices from United States down to Constable to the party which nominates a progres- sive candidate for any given office In all that part of the country where Mr. La Follette is strong. one party or the other will virtu- ally permit him to select its candi- dates so that they may also go upon his ticket with him. And in all the rest of the country where elec- tions are close and the railroad !a- perhaps organized !a bor cenerallv—have the balance of e party or other will per- merely Senator bor unions power, on mit Mr. La Follette and his organ- labor supporters to pick out candidates for its ticket. The priv- illece of being on the same ticket with Mr. La Follette, as well as on the Democratic or Republican victory for candidates for the Senate and the House as well as for minor offices in a large number of districts throughout the country. In other words. Mr. La Follette will gather about himself as a can- lidate for President whatever stre personally as the representative of progressivism plus whatever strength the railroad la- ber unions have. and say to the Republicans or to the Democrats, ized may mean neath he has a — | a Se i" « survey of inductrial plants ef T. workers, 25,000,000 have defective Eyes. Of the 25,008.000 school childres larger vision. " the 0. S.. a till ‘ould be made Eye Service That Satisfies S.. it was feund that of 47,000.000 . 25 Years in St. Louis Guarantees Our Efficiency SHOULD and Reliability GLASSES BE REQUIRED and made especially fer gee in labor. GE tectudes Testing. Glasses and aan the first year OPTICAL CQ. S27 Seces- | | ee ee os under the Garrett resolution to in-/' vestigate the Chicago grand jury charges that two mémbers of Con- gress had sold their influence for money. tive, but Chairman Burton of the committee announced there would be no privacy in the formal hear- | ing which will begin shortly. The committee has been in con- | ference with the Department of Justice officials and is endeavor- ing. so far as possible. to work in harmony with the Chairman Burton today statement saying: “There have teen three executive sessions and & protracted conference with of-' ficials of the Department of Jus- tice who are now liayingthe evi- tence before the grand jury here. The committee is. of course, under no obligations to confine itself to the evidence received by the grand jury now sitting, but at the same time. it has no desire by acting hastily to impose or embarrass its’ action.” Pictures of Big Game in Africa. Motion pictures showing big game of Africa in native haunts will be shown at a noon luncheon of the Chamber Wednesday by E. H. Steedman, who. with his wife, recently re- turned from a hufiting expedition in Africa. The public is invited. “You may have this provided you name candidates who meet our ap- | It is an amazing applica- biec idea. proval.” tion of the in West- | The hearing was execu-' department. issued a of Commerce, | | Senator Thremtens to Ask for In- ’ } * - ’ \Ry the As@ociated Press. WASHINGTON, March 15.—Sen- | Ari- ator Cameron, Republican, zona, teld the Senate today that if (there were any more attacks upon |him for oppesing Government pur- chase of Bright Angeli Trail in the Grand Canyon, he would demand ‘a Senate investigation. Recently in ‘the House Representative Cramton, | Republican, Michigan, charged that ‘Cameron. at the same time that he was leading a campaign against the purchase, was holding control ef the trail through “mining | defiance of two | claims” and in _ orders of the Supreme Court. “IT never had a motive in my, life that was not honorable.” said the Senator, “and I defy any man to say otherwise. to develop the West than any oth- ‘er man in the United States. If this matter goes any farther [I will ' start an investigation in the Sen- ‘ate and have the matter fully in- ‘quired into.” Cousin of R. L. Stevenson Deported | By the Associated Press. | WEW YORK. March i 15 ‘Through the courtesy of an uniden- ‘tified frfend, Robert Wilson Ste- wenson. second cousin of Robert Louis Stevenson, today after 15 months of privation in this coun- try. went back to his beloved Scot- land in a private cabin of the Cunarder Assyria. instead of in the steerage bunk to which he was ‘entitled as a deportee. Stevenson said he had asked that he be ported after he had found he could inot find health in for eternal things.” I have done more | de-— California or | sell his paintings or verses to peo- | ple who “pant after the almighty | rt dollar so hard they have no time | | ; REMLEY 6TH & FRANKLIN “Where the Crowds Ge” ' ' ' ’ : : ’ ’ : ’ : : ’ ; ; , ’ ' —_— ~~ ion In policy for. newly fe . = the Women’s Bute for Peace and Wes Louis unit wae Ge and Mrs. John Be urer. neg The unit will Be biennial In ties | Washi DR. C. which women fépm foreign nations ' (CUSS ways and me together w : ims the world whe opps wee + * on $373,.980,391 By the A W ASHINGTORN. * terstate Commerss @ ports today put thes employed in inna ing 1923 as 9,97 more than the aver previous year. 7 bill increased §% the year. or 14% percentage of gf a eT »y-General Barrett creased 14.3. The aes Rules Senate Comn ; emplore., preserved by Special Assistant ney-General Dyott and fF vid Nolan of the Intelligence it is known the evidence in| : | on ee ames Pete r possession extends beyond the) wdiec kconfession and that the: s to be summoned will in-] e many who have supplied in-} nation in correbeoration of the) ls of Griesedieck’s statement.) As exclusively published in thee t-INepatch, the Federal agents stened in” by means of fapped res on telephone conversatior 4d observed meetings between pe me accursed in the (j;riesed pnfession and officers of the brewe ory Griesedieck Chief Witness © Nolan. in refusing several days 3 9t0 make any statement j. ing the investigaticn. said he | putting tm shape the evidence he mand bis ait= had collected and that 1€ Would present it to the proper ting authorities. It i a9 he has had sufficient timed this work since his statement} that he will be ready to proe jthe witnesses before the grand fj ¥ this weer. | q principal witness undeubted- : wit! be Griesedieck, who may be ed tv repeat tn even greater MN than he gave the Federal his story of his 4ransacticons Commissioner Prather. The Witnesses will be called toe Orate his statement in all de-7 in which cerroboration is nee-] or poasible. While some of the evidence re- . to offentes in Jefferson city. * considered not improbable that Pe Wi) dovetail into the evidence of | offense~ in St® Louis in such a way] ® % make the persons mentioned i | cratch Pad LARGE SIZE 7@ the evidence liable to conspiracy ‘Endfetrn ens in St. Louis ) Barrett « Opinion On Inquiry. Attorney-General Parrett, at Jef- a City yesterday, rendered al — 8Ppinion that a committee of the & Senate might convene aad are into the beer scandal if ii ed. but that it would have ne Tr to compel attendance of wit- Pn. The reason for this le thag Senate is in recess. * opinion was given in re *" 'O a request from Senater * 7 er of Carroliten,. Democa® Pal ; *n” pro tem ef the Senate. " a Can see no reasen,.” Barrett 7 : » Why a group of State Sen rrr ae t? : : uUting a former Senate Milt oe [ Each mately 200 sheets home. *hould wot meet and ine Into the beer scandal or-an¥ Trimtt« of such pubite im Pet. each, No Mail or Phone Orders : eae | ¥ <" be this C ts a e en ; tay a | Three for Twenty Cents 4 These Pads are made up 612x8 inches and contain use and cheap enough for you to supply every employ a Pad and instructions to use scratch paper and save! Office Workers and School Children . Will find these handy pads a great help in thelr 4 ~ work. Get a liberal supply and take partefiit Call at the Business Office of the ao. POST-DISPATCH 7 r as : cesire * ada Ry and fe out _ - ey ran he of help the other officers of the law if aa of the facts te light. ‘ling witnease« Mand on their consttit utile ‘Dy how, while willing “ould need na com pulbstoa, Meal ot stacies would be en ‘rel uniess the comméttes ew into court on ite own tnitiatl test S powers. If you feel that ”@ any action needed by B® committee, my advice woull “* least attemot thet actlo® oo as for with it as the court erm. erred to Beer Scandal. . ‘Ts inquiry as to the co , * powers was made ale® = Yew to calling «a meetin F the Senate roads committee, ® proposal for iegisiation ME) Le and gasoline taxes, ESbmitted io the next Leginla- Painter's inquiry of Barrett, = © the powers of standing and of the Senate, ‘ral terme, but. as hae told tn the Post-Dispatch. ‘ference alse te the bear mate = “2d Barrett teok this into at’ -_ " &newertne it. r % * was no change fn the Sratt” situation yesterday. officials gave out no infor would dowhite * aay - ie ied ea | “omrmittees 2 con

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ror era - ae {POLICE HOLD ALL PERSONS = __ ATPARTY AFTER MAN IS SHOT ST. LOUISAN INDORSED sxitee ss FORHADOPV.MLL: eR a: BN S. ® “ st tag’ ‘he Re « K coe MARCH 1¢. igsg r - WOMEN FORM “ Fred J a Mrs. - Taussig | St. Louis Organizati , Steps will be taken " S. .|to forniulate St. Louis public ens : Sit | t ion in regard.to a fixed > fans & | Pn opolic¥ ; : i | policy for the United States $y ATORS | | newly formed St. Louts vt inal NVESTIE Ay Public Bath Houses That 1H _ Were Long Deserted Be- g@ the Women's International citi cause They Were Too ni for Peace and Freedom. The & »' luis unit was formed last | Expensive Do a Rushing Business. ee DNQUIRY BY Graphic - - Si". ) ar ~e 7 ¥ A man giving his name as Wil!- | liam Morrisey, 17 years old, of | ; , 7521 Werner avenuc, Richmond iW. Heights, was found suffering from | a gunshot wound in the right groin , : | Ar. front of. the home of Mr. and | Mrs. John 2 N | Moore, 1826A North | mpecial to the. Past-Etanaiel Grand boulevard, at 10 o'clock yor | RICHMOND, Va., March 15.—\ night by police investigating re igroup of nine members of the ports of a shooting in that neigh- c fthe Vv. M borhood. Police say a party was! Executive Committee of the . . in progress at the home. i. General Alumni Association have The Subtler, More Classical El- man, and His Graceful Ser- vice to a Brother Violinist, Albert Spalding. TT H. Cocke, Business’ Man, Urged for Post by Group of Alumni. Movement for Year-Ro urday Half Holiday in merce and Industry. Mrs. Fred J. Taussig js p Mrs. Ek. T. Senseney, vice ; 4, Mrs. Rogers Shapleigh, ” and Mrs. John Pp. Higgins, = » | urer, , ; | The unit will Participate in Ma Congress Washington, D. C., May 4 With New Currency in Cir- ¢ culation in Which Public Has: Confidence Has Come Dream That Old The Half-Day of Light Crusade has formed an organization and is- sued a booklet in support of a movement for a year-round Satur- day half-holiday in commerce and industry in St. Lodais. The crusade, now organized with E ACH year Mischa Elman be- comes less the prodigy and more the artist. Once flamboyant and lush, his violin steadily as- sumes the classic virtues. His tone, formerly an indiscriminate flood, | ‘on of Griesedieck -biennial International + Morrisey declared he was shot 4 *" percentage of persons employed i, creased 14.35. ;employe, worked e " no earned $1588. \which women representatives ‘foreign nations wil] gather t¢ ' cuss ways and means ; together women in all cour the | $37 eas WASHINGTON, March 15 to 7, for t , world who oppose war 16 | ee sm ee 3,980,391 Rail Wage the Associated Press. . a terstate Commerce Com mission g | por jemployed in railroad Service -,ing 1923 as 1,879,770, or $2 _\ more than the average number fh, previous year. | bill the the is today put the total of, a,’ WP oe. » , Pn The railroag increased $373,980,391 year. or 14 per cent, w aoe é The average raj exclusive of offic 2084 hours during 7 commission estimated, ee a Te. ~— THOMA 707-709 WN. Si % Mon.-Tues. Specials Veal i. Chops | Stew, tb....7 Breast, Ib. 8 Shoulder, b.$ Loles, B.1272 Fesh Hamburger sss | Pork Chops: 1b.! sye Theme, Th ANK SUBQKS s:°., BOILING BEEF fresh. } | ) | = ‘9-9 Se value Carnation Tall cans, 6 Cans Limit | ~~ | ad ee be 3 i Te , my 2 but | Ve ¢ 4 om : 4 ? 4 tae’ 7. * wting authorities. Prosecutors. /PERSONS ARE ah TO BE QUESTIONED — —— sce of Witnesses. , ae .) -“ ea ————— on to the Federal grand (the cenfession of Raymond jieck, a brewer, that he 14 $15,000 to State Food and Prather for sale of missioner in the illegal » “and other evidence collected ral investigators is expect- s the end of this week. The jury convenes here tomor- has ie the utmost secrecy > preserved by Special Assistant by | ey-General Dyott and Nolan of the Intelligence Mit is known the evidence in e + possession extends beyond the koonfession and that the many who have supplied in- on in corroboration of the exclusively published in the -Pispatch, the Federal agents ened in” by means of fapped | conversations | i observed meetings between per- | on telephone accused in the \ - @riesedieck Chief Witness. > make any statement regard- uld present it to the proper it is as- he tas had sufficient time s work since his statement wat he will be ready to pro- me Witnesses before the grand week. | ; to Prather ® Be Among Evidence | "ip Be Submitted by Fed- y-General Barrett Rules Senate Committee "Way Take Up Scandal, 4 Cannot Compel Ate | tics. and necessiti | judgment. y Special Correspondent «of the Post-Dispatch. . MUNICH, Mareh 1.—--The tidal wave of financial ruin has receded in Germany, leaving a world of topsy-turvy values and standards. Life has gone back to its old swing and the wreckage of the mad- house days of money inflation has been swept into the background. But the average German of to- day cannot look upon the world With the eyes of a normal man. in the past year he has seen the last foundations of his life decay under him, and has floundered hoepelessivy in a maze of distorted figures and values, as his medium of exchange, the mark. slid down into the billions. and trillions. Luxuries have. become necessi- es profligacy, to the man who had the savings of a lifetime become less than worth- less in a month's time. Prices crescendoed too steadily for him to settie on any safe standard of He reckoned so long in billions that to come down to the) single unit of the newly Wertbestaendiges Geld, or perma- nent value money, has brought him up short and stunned him. The German is still dizzy from his slide down the precipice and can- not think reasonably in values and standards. issued Paradoxically, four months ago the mark, which was scorned in every exchange in the world, has | ’ not only remained firmly stabilized | since November. but heads the used to extract a sort of blanket tax from the people. The average family pays the ‘equivalent of $20 a month for \sparing use of electricity, and £45 ‘for cooking purposes. During the the German went through so mucn croughes in his cold, dark with Spartan fortitude. The theaters are full of the | Same people who read by the re- flection of the street gight through their windows to save electricity. Even in the maddest days of the careening mark, the concert halls and theater seats were taken by well-dressed people. Half of the present crowds may be hungry, but standing *room is ever at a premium for concerts— especially those where the old masters make up the entire pro- gram—and the best places in the house are immediately sold out, for any play, opera, or concert of the first rank. Music and the drama may be something of a luxury in this stage of social de- velopment in America, but it has ever been a necessity in the home of Wagner, Beethoven and Bach. Prices in the theaters range from 1 to 4 gold marks, and from 2 t» 10 gold marks in the excellent Munich opera. room Poor students in the University of Munich who must appeal! to charity for their one meal a dav | list AS the best currency in Kurope. | often present the appearance of a ‘It has precedence over the totter- ing French franc, the Italian lire and even that former staunch old measure, the English pound. «= to be summoned will in- | understand fully, By a jugglery no one seems to lassoed the mark as it whizzed on of Griesedieck’s statement. | to ruin, just at the point where it | stood 4,200.000,000.000 to the dol- Griesedieck | In the rood fession and officers of the brew- | war # marks. lar. And there they held it. financiers did what amounted to striking off noughts in stabilizing their money. Old days before 20 pfennigs were the The equal of any dollar, so they issued ithe new money 6n the old scale of | mn, in refusing several days 4 marks | ' world (as well -0 pfennigs to the dollar ‘and christened it the “gold mark.” - investigation, said he was | in shape the evidence he | aids had collected and that | New Moncey Has Public Confidence. This new arrival in the financial is said to be backed by a gold and foreign currency reserve, as the entire real estate value of the country, and the work- ing Capital of all the great fac- teries. The new system has the dandy, outfitted in made-to-meas- ure suits of the latest mode. from the days when the mark burned the hands of those who held the Reichsbank | substantially | the | .the wrench the | it, and had to be spent immediate- ly, before it. lost all value. An Extensive Supply of Clothes. As soon as payday came around, ‘during that time, the receiver had to rush out and buy something durable enough to repay him for it gave his soul to part so lightly with his wages or salary. Most often the men bought the best suit material they could find and had a tailor make it up. When they had repeated this proc- ess seven or eight times for them- selves and their sons, they turned to overcoats, shoes, hats loved mounthin hike. Often a poor bank clerk found himself without enough to eat, but ‘with a wardrobe full of fine |clothes. With his German love of ‘economy and frugality, he had a Government monopoly, and are ; Se war and the last year of inflation) worse than mere discomfort that ke | always | | show ,of visitors. These dapper clothes are left over | Has the cost lowered since the gold mark. ap-|rest and increase church attend- | peared ? | |other hand, measuring by the dol-| lar, ‘In the summer a tub-bath cost the ‘it comes to just about 20 cents. But the Muenchener insists it is cheap- ‘er for him. because he is no longer | - | dazed by a trial of noughts on his weekly bath on the list of necessi- \ties once more. | ' }istence and and | bizarre sport clothes for their be- | a group of sponsors and advisory counsel, grows out of a movement which has been carried on for two ee e Marks Will Be Redeemed ‘years by Miss Suzanne F. Napton of a poor substitute for his beloved Munich ‘brew. Now, in the main,}~_. 7 , “ ‘ aic av e. WwW ‘ ° b. the Favarian bauer is glad to drive | 053 Maple avenu ho is secre > & She has given : tary of the crusade. his yoke of oxen to town with a! kg ‘ : | As sie produce, sell it for jmuch of her time to obtaining in- | joad oO yrrodauce, set! t sood asa ia n his asisiitiilaie in dorsements of civic and religious money and arow Ss f : ' nd keeping the matter be- two or three gallons)\of beer. a ping te | bodies | fore the attention of employers. Until the debut of the new! E. M. Grossman is only the elect could afford. There|garter are advisory counselors, and 2 re few bathrooms in Munich, and |the sponsors named are Rabbi Leon where there is one of these mod@-/} Harrison, Archbishop Glennon, ern contrivances, the high cost of Mayor Kiel and Dr. George B. fuel has made a steaming tubful Mangold. a prodigal waste which the bur- gher cannot tolerate. Those who 'would bathe are forced by circum- stance to visit the magnificent municipal baths, which offer as an inducement baths of every descrip- tion .from a swim, to a mud or atream bath. But according to the figures recently published by the management, every inhabitant of Munich—gcranted that everybody had to use the Folk’s Bath, Which of course not is entirely true—had one bath and a half last year. There were only 968.793 visitors to the municipal baths during 1923. in a city with a population of 630.000. Last August at the peak of the bathing season, the long, glistening, red-and-white tiled halls in the bath houses echoed only to an occasional foot- | fall. Taday a perfect halo ofjligious concern. steam hovers around the big aie’ Arguments made in behalf of the tral bath, which is one of the city’s| proposed Saturday half-holiday are places, and the attendants;that it will give time for home life, ‘run from one floor to the next, | recreation and needed home work, scrubbing, washing, sweeping and | such as women's mending and iron- making ready for the great inflow | ing, which under present working schedules often goes over to Sun- Why Baths Are in Demand. ‘day; and that it will promote the of bathing been!abservance of Sunday as a day of ting forth reasons for the crusade, appear in the crusade booklet. of the Church mare of St. Louis, Catholic Women’s Associa- tion, Board of Religious Organiza- tions, St. Louis (Catholic) Theo- logical Conference, Woman's Chris- tian Temperance Union, Young Women's Christian: Association. Consumers’ League, League of Women Voters, and the ministers’ organizations of the Baptist, Epis- copal, Southern Methodist, Congre- gational, Presbyterian and Luther- an churches. The Lutheran minis- ters’ organization limited its in- dorsement to stating the personal views of its members, as it does not assume to speak for the church on matters not of immediate re- | On the! ance. | The matter is to be presented to the price has really doubled.|the Associated Retailers at their ‘meeting April 10 by the officers of the crusade and representatives of the organizations which have given ‘their indorsement. Not a bit of it. equivalent of 10« cents, while now ' infinitesimal nothingness. money, and the idea of paying way | up in the milliards for a mere bath. ‘seemed to make the case more So he has cheerfully put down nis | } opeless for the holders of these ‘old papers. It meant that the pre- ‘war mark ha®@ passed out of ex- everything reckoned on that basis was a thing of the past. When they worked out the rold mark idea, the financiers probably planned another master stroke, which may come in time. The man who held a fortune in marks before the war may some The housing shortage in Ger- many has made one foot of spare | space in the home a luxury of the first order. There is scarcely a middie class home in America that | not boast a separate living | and dining room, as well as a-separe redroom. Once well-to-do Munich © does Letters from séveral of these set- | ' ' . ' chairman, | |money, a bath was a luxury which; Fred W. Lehmann and W. Frank, | related to the composer by Sara- The sate. There was an opening Adagi?, indorsements published are thos@# contrasting martial and postically ynew work by Albert Spalding. The Wertbestaendiges. geld only) day find it redeemed, for the value | now rolls within banks; but ‘t !s| deeper and glows with a more, golden sheen. Last night’s concert | at the Odeon, both in performance | and pregram, marked the ‘farth- est north” of his advance, so far As | his frequent appearances tn St. | Louis are concerned. It was with-| out the slightest taint of sensajjya- | claim of a large audience. The program was notable for ‘ts avoidance of the clinches of the violin. It began with Max Bruch— not the Bruch of the overworked G Minor concerto, but the one of the later D Minor, a work inspired . | at the party held and continued the alism, and still won the cordial a by the Carlist wars in Spain, as delicate themes; then a moverent in recitative style, impassioned and demonic: and a brilliant Fina‘e, notatle for the clean-cut crispness of its rushing passage-work. was follcwed by a Minuet of Haydn, played with most graceful and elegantly paced rhythm. Albert Spalding’s “Etchings.” As a generous act towards a brother violinist, Elman then pre- sented, for the first time here, a It is called “Etchings,” and consists of a series of 13 sharply cut and fascinating mooda pictures and portraits. ‘ There is “October,” grave and sere: “Books,”’ meditative and eru- dite; ‘‘Professor,”” an raseibie- bam sonazse: “Jmpatience,’ a Bach-like Allegro: ‘“‘Dreams,” which sang their visions on muted strings: “Games,” blithely dancing: “Sun day .Morning,”’ with chimes and perhaps a clergyman droning a text; “Hurdy-gurdy,” a_ tingling waltz: “Desert Twilight,”” brooding and somber; “Fireflies,:” blazing against the dusk; “Ghosts,” ‘with a sudden change to harsh olucked strings and grisly modern hacmo- nies, and finally, in joyous cpnclu- sion, ‘‘Happiness.”’ New Work Welcomed. '15.—The Oklahoma State Senate | jtonight adopted with only one dis- fe) man, that matchless leader of De- The work was applauded to the unanimously indorsed W. H. Cocke, on the gtreet and then helped to business man of &t. the Moore hom?®, where he was go- ing, by a passer-by, who then dis- appeared. The wounded man as- serted he did not know where the shot was fired from nor who fired it. His condition is serious. The police ordered all persons | prominent |W. Nichols as head of the Virginia Milita:y Institute, it became known 'today. In recommending him fer the position, these members of the committee went on record as advo- investigation. | cating the appointment of a swuper- s ,intendent who is net a regular OKLAHOMA SENATE FOR BRYAN armny man, deciaring they fear that the tendency weuld be to make the institute a training school for of- Indorses Him for Nomination for ficers of the army and the marines Presidency. ‘rather than for the avocations of By the Amectated Fram. \life should an army officer be OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., March! named. Gen. Nichols retired fram the cffice in June, following leng ,and berorable service. “The heard of visitors is expected to select his successor next month. Cocke is a graduate of the class of 1894 and is a native of Peters- burg, Va. He is at the head of a large chemical company in ®&, Louis. Others mentioned for the super- intendency are,Col. Samuel KR. Gleaves, UU. S. A., now stationed at @ post in Texas, and Bascom Slemp, secretary to President Cool- idge, both graduates of the V. M. fT. Among tie alumni committsemen recommending Cocke was Foater Witt of this city, whose sister, Mies Elizabeth Witt, was married re- cently to John Hartley Jordan, young bond broker of §t. Louis. senting vote a resolution indorsing William Jennings Bryan for the Democratic nomination for the presidency. The resolution referred to Bryan as “that fearless states- mocracy, who has for a generation lived continually in the white light of pitiless publicity, laboring yun- selfishly and untiringly for the great common pedple of America in particular and humanity in gen- eral, and on whose escutcheon no spot or blemish has ever appeared, the world’s greatest living citizen.” echo: the extra ensuing was Schu- bert's “Valse Sentimentale.” Tne program proceeded through Len- ski’s impassioned love song in Tschaikowsky's “Eugene Onegin,” arranged by Leopold Auer; Palrn- gren’s masterly bit of atmosphere, “Oriental Serenade,” and Arthur Loesser’s “California,” a humor- esque after Paladilhe, which intro- duced an old Italian lullaby. The Schubert- Wilhelmj “Ave Maria.” which Elman has made peculiarly his own, and SBeetho- ven’s Contradanse’”’ led ‘o the final numbers, Paganini’s “I Pal- pitt’ and Winternitz’s “Blue I.a- goon.” The Paganini work, a fa- mous parade piece, was interprm- ed, significantly enough, so as to emphasize its musical rather than bravura qualities. W. H. Cocke is president of the Southern Acid and Sulphur (€ne., Trust Co. At his hofne, 4540 Lin- dell boulevard, it was said last night that he was out of the city. New Rosin Rate to St. Louis, By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 15.—Rail- roads on or before May 20 must es- tablish new rates to apply to shi ments of naval stores from south- ern producing centers to mifdile western cities, under a decision of the Interstate Commerce Commis- scion today. To St. Louis from Jacksonville the rosin rate must be 27 cents and the turpentine 58. e Louis, as the successor to Gen. KB. - | and a director of the Amertecin 3 principal witness undoubted- be Griesedieck, who may be ito repeat in even greater than he gave the Federal] his story of his 4ransactions missioner Prather. cured; whole or half of at vy - = : t Sugar aa 4 pi | | | | | | - “ Jos first 6 , as been ” " , bled ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY AS A PART OF YOUR Post-Dispatch ar? ihe AN ® PAGE Tabloid Section containing the coming confidence of the majority, though | bought something that would “last ; hile tl tee ooms | 2ctly that of 100,000 marks before | . eme. while 1 remaining ro : vanished so quickly! = ' the Reichsbank could never hold | ineyv a wee > sé Vv f the old pre-war mertens bureau allots only a limited num- the same value Of ¢ » fully in rermany. There have e his statement in all de- | At this extravagance went when the shopkeepers bezan to r ( . ig FA eral : 5,000,000,000,000. But the j}and one gen | why @ group of State Sen-| egy for the use of one extra room, and|they stay in their rooms rather ttee, should not mee in- | he ak = otn t and more, when a 90 per cent !os3s was for them in pfennings instead of Many of the men wno make moder- | not e xcneé i : am q - ss . . = ' as Offénkes in Jefferson City. | 5 aly exchange slip one Put as the wheels of ru'n began tu ingly teken their value. The shop- i nsid , . N , . Germans who have not able ; ‘ es sopronaie taal to Fs agg sates md os otd sense of judgment for bareairs ‘to find a home during the housing | pfennig pieces in the change which in St* Louis in such a way | ; de an and bought wildly and foolishly. is handed him for one of the new - ‘ . : : “aS ; make the persons mentioned _a brighter tinge. Shop-windows were °0.000 on the waiting list for | blossomed lavishly over nicht. |* fickle thing is the fortune that| 4.4m. and apartments in Munich | haps that is only the first step ments in St. Louis must be grubbed for day by day| aione _toward bringing back the value of R ‘s Opink Oo : Inquiry vite ore customers to come back. |2"4 Paid for by self denial of the /the old mark. on On Inquiry. > DACK, um- where only a few days before they pee Scaill - gu dies vs | : aaa ove through the fact that she is once at having just anybody who are paupers now, reason that | nd yesterday, rendered an | .. ii- doors. They confidently be. |™ore dealing with currency that |into his home, whether suitable Or} ,,a ype in fhe future, when the Gov- | Mm that a committee of the ; ¢ , ‘lieved that with the new money , neoedl ' si ie chad aper 7 ' busy importing bi Dat least attempt that action | Gre@ six Yours « : cash, a family could live easily on | catessen dea prs y Autos Increase in England: Correspondence of the Associated Press. | LONDON, Feb. 27.—The use of motor cars is increasing slowly in / England, and the revenue from : : ) week's country’s chief casting stations. programs of the broad- Get It! See Se - ates i pee es _ tae 2 i A = oe a Fe oa - , one ~ + age et ANE “72a as eS “hg Sy a . St. > ire. ‘ = sh i Ps - a a ‘ . an Ph te , Sr. y “Sa is oy ae eo! ie ? coe ;= es /S . ie San = 4, OTs mie, 3 ye . es ¥ c 7 2 e } in fe , sis for connecting| Both said. they had come here. preg? Booey voor matter in any | because Gus O. Nations, chief of ‘way. Nations’ last Statement was the field forces in Missouri, is in- a reiteration of a previous state-|capacitated by an operation which 'ment, charging the. entire matter js causing his continued confine- Prtead Fagin os Wey ee |* be - begtrenny sens on EE —_* | | March 15.—Avery stration y at- Murphy ¢ | .| NEW YORK, Marc 5.-—- bata odes RE ctw oh Hyde ap-|from Washington, DeHart on his} Both Murphy and Tl mawank, playwright, today an- i i and an assertion that/ own initiative. | sisted that they were i ton | nounced his engagement to Miss witha a few days he would go to, “Wanted to Call on Gus.” A cpeeaayt pio Ayes yt yee ce | Rose Rolanda, dancer, Washington and lay the full de-} “1 wanted to see how everything: being made by Federal inteMgence ; : Seneral terms, but. as has in the Post-Dispatch, it nce also to the beer mat- frett took this into a7- answering it. w . es no change in the “ Sraft Situation yesterday “ating ® gave out no infor- “nd neither Charlies’ S. WhO resigned last Sunday am ‘*00d and Drug Commis- of all the incidents connected with the raid by Nations and his men at the Griesedieck Bros. Brewery Co. plant, which headed off an intend- ed raid there by general prohibition licenses also shows a gain. Dering | e232] ‘POST-DISPAT ‘licenses were granted, an increase | (of 132,692 over 1926. Si. Louis’ Pioneer and Leader in the Field oe » 4 : ? on | et t * y i sk OS we aoe Le nA BE ae : : Playwright to Wed Dancer. ‘ ce. aot 4 pe ° f “ ; r + Sle ome si ' a Pe Pra mY yee .. tis eS 4 Saath Ce - ee. ag ioe neta Ten eee hl ATO be . a - . iterate ST: ad u ’ ey ¥ nies: . pees Nea. il ih all ll g A a "ts : \ sot gs 5a ibe “Se gli ghd anaes > ewe Fe EMMITT RRR SN IRL ile ares a ONE a aa ay DF»

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ill — : a i Re a wa RP aS SN Se IES eT LRP LL OLS EE EN IT FA LL ARN TE IT NT a Pree pre - " tt , ry ry Ry ag ' eee ee SRR ee ee ae ee een — Tita: } + ~ : : ~ . - ee ee ee ee ge ee et et . erated by Wallace for 12 years. ~ The Minneapolis amateur holds George Goldberg Arnold F.§ the only individual experimental \ HIS Anstitution is dedicated to the service of those who, by € loyalty to at our former location, have made possible GREATER HOUSEFURNISHING STORE. license issued by the Government in Minnesota. He is manager of the American Radio League and secretary of the Twin City Radio @ lub. HEAD DIES You are the head—of a family. As a good provider you must atrange for your dependents to keep their BODY ALIVE After you have passed away. No need for the wife and children to work and go without the nec- essaries of life if you have the PROTECTION Offered in a 3 in 1 policy with the New York Life Insurance Co. Call Olive 3870 GEO. W. TAYLOR 600 Compton Bidg. S. W. Cor. 7th and Locust Sts. Representative New York Life Ins. Co. Se EE ee ee ee . - j One and All Are Earnestly Requested to Attend Our Formal Opening—Monday, March 17, 1924 - * You will find it a pleasure, whether in need of any furnishings or not, to got this thoroyghly modern store with its complete and attractive display; and we *be delighted to show you many things that are new and interesting. MU Lereencteresteteetrtesteeeteei si fvosiiGRRREPRA PH TEEET eee © Fagle Stamps Tuesday. sli Hl ; = sl Our formal opening has been planned for the renewing of old friendships, tf forming of new acquaintances, and as an opportunity for extending our to all. You will be cordially welcomed. CANDY AT KEIFFER Raisins; San Maid... _- RNOLD FURNITURE € 6203-05-07 Easton Av.—Wells “eee a ee a —— - tenet neat _—-- a Va’ aa’ nYa® > AAA BOO O DODD DO NOOO DODO NAINA DINO ANN DD 0000001 000000 D0000 000000 NOOO0ONDOOOD OO AO NOTAoN Aon nnnnOnie a : oeaeeeetes ——— eee eee ee a — — Levitski Lhevinne Ornstein Rachmaninoff Rosenthal Moisevitch Munz \ Noo HOARD mia ie a = 2 s gla a . oer ~~ ey 4 vs ee « 34 = — - * : ies bs ma | , Fd | | | ; - ” ft 7 * ot Al | DADO O0 A ee i ee eee eee ——— ODOC Here is a low, comme ~ able, becoming spectacle 2 Wide, comfortable ~ “Shur-On” flexible te shape desired. This popular style formal and informal Aloe Of 5130 S39Nos ae i | N FACT, virtually all present-day , great pianists now record their _ playing for : 4 The AMPICO @ - BAe Aas ‘ MiP, 7 Se eee LA AAS pA Ay hye (OOK ocuthedie. y, ai ee ——— .. dh) te ' ‘ betta Theta and for the Atiaicn only. The peas should not be confused with a — numberless variety of player pianos which are sold as “reproducing instruments?” and are further . . camouflaged by the endorsement of 7 has-been musicians. | ss Child’s Tongue Shows if Bilious, Constipated aS nr WV Wl KYW hel ballet lal lad lal et lal Py i ee. Nd Ot) —" The Ampico is obtainable in the incomparable Knabe, the famous — Fischer and Marshall & Wendell =| pianos, and is sold by Conroy’s. ‘ . Tr" TT ¥ AAR RAPP Pe — - oe . . ‘ Matha batts atta let atlatat tal tal tal ‘ ete aie a ee — er Ss ~ 7TTry ! Yvy id Uprights from $800 - - + Grands from $1975 Convenient Terms - Pianos Accepted in Exchange i ween tie Cross, Feve io = ii : . Never Fa is ) 3 iss A When constipated, bilious, % | | _* ‘ull of cold, your little | bonful of “California , America’s Largest Piano Store aa ac art liver wat bowel i Pe _ “TS you can see . 1100 OLIVE y it works the sour bile } TVTAaeeecete eee te eee eae eee eee ae eee PIII III IIIS IVA RAIS ALPS fs . 2. 88.8 PFI PIII AA -_-. ties : sa a ee ee eh ele alt dm a. ewes PIPPI ILIS FIA li Malina lilies alltel. italia, lity. Misi, Mie ili” le’ lia” is” i . _ again, o--- > - - _ > rer7r vv 7.7? — - a a : ie ez i. | ne . 7 p " i. . + ' _ g * ‘ _ o a J st a oY ¥ 6 Pee A i, as » 2 ¥ re Ss ~ ¥ git ask: Ps ax \ ; 5 i : ; i ee . ‘ =. ° . © a Rs + J~y + bes - > tegt¥ BOK ey + ee Cee 4 way fy PS i att. wit ? a i oe ee 28 ak ee Pon, AE 5 ey ee ua tl ee APA a a Seg CS Rats eee Se i

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Tert Oe , — pee FS ras ee ie weete. 7 ae Pa eS She gy > ae a, ee eer: oT? a - - * ‘ 4 ‘* § ~ ete en i ee Sm Ma — ~ £* SH ee ae ; ‘ a $ Se ot ry PS eh ae po i eS 9, . OY greets = eee Be 7 ; “6 ‘ . si ney i SEE eee ME en Tg. yn Se : es Sik Se 2 eae . : nae! 3 Mien he Sint gh 2 » : "ope 2 y A 4 ? ie i tS ¥ 4 te ae ee ae. NN SY as Be Oy oe Ws oa , er ae: ee ae ee er 9 a - Ne a SS ee Byes . : ign a tg ern ‘e ; ? - w ah a Rte. \e ae ' - : * aie SO ee 9 i i s 7 a : 7 > » a aa, Y Pa a 3 ee ¥ ? x % Aa ake " ’ bigei ts Yi ; 4 , » ED s * as : 7 ~ J 2 e * : «ae ve ee - a Me ‘ t . xe es | Th | vg Bd la Rae Ne ea NV SS ae iy Prantr. {eee yes —— bai é , Pee: es 4 ie | we nm ee 1924. e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 49,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other e sontniin ‘ EE DAUG SALE KEJFFER Rn STATE PENITENTIARY : Free Toilet Articles 7iegnts, and Salphur Hair Tonic. . * sea Old P ise Siringency Due to Depression Dp "a Free in Market for Goods pert — ‘ ree LS iapactenal to do anything—but make By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. | A JEFFERSON CITY, March 15.— | Sapte: Meee ee While the industrial department ttn Nall Fie” oe See. 1 | of the State penitentiary has a bal- nw ‘ = owd. * par ee? “econ ;ance sheet showing approximately | ' 50c Taleum Powder, Keiffer'a | $2,200,000 in assets, against obli- |gations payable of about $700,000, | it is facing a temporary financiai | Stringency, and members of the Pénal Board are busying them- | 'selves in an effort to borrow $200,- 000 to tide the department over the | ‘ w | : period of depression in the market . mh y Special Single Sale | ee ‘for its products. ('P Mey sey ——=— , ‘ ‘ wilt | 300c Parson's or Pape's Cold Cure 19¢ | 10c Hone . The books also show approxi- , o ~ : —s ; >t ia) | $1.50 Tre Jur Compact (3 im 2). . We A. D. S. Tooth Paste eit mately $1,250,000 in feet for | ‘ ". — —— as , ‘ ‘( . Dr. Parson's or Doane's Kidney Cure. .J9e | 10¢ Shaving Soa : “er | rm : ——— a Vi 50 Sinecienitn Heitumes Gramthi os.. She Simmeama an future deliveries, most of them be- —— , 3 ‘ginning in May, Chairman H. F. | Sc $1 Hair Tonic Hoffman said today. However, the | board is restrained by laav from ne- | gotiating a loan on the assets of the department. The $300,000 is desired. Hoffman said, to make payments on raw materials, to en- able the department immedictely ‘to take advantage of discounts and te otherwise carry the department over until collections are available | el, & ee » “ 2 « Wa . 3 Sn ons — s , ale x » . -. % 4 ‘ e eee . 2 - , fom oe a. eit a ae ye Y = =. pe ai . . Naa oe ae a> a = Vo fr 2 * aay ’ Z - 7 “ 3 - , —?= ; i * igo me * on at . P we ae tian = La ee Se a eee FEEL aie, bc, $1 O'Neall’s Remedy 1 Tonic Nerve Tablets« “*2 4 ~ 4 s : a 3 rettes; cure SOc Foley Cathartic Fiu Caps; Ka Rat Snap or Ife Annihilator... , 15e DeWitt’s Vapo-Salve. / 1 Yeast Vitamine or Nux & Iron., Se Lane's Pills of Black Draught. . 1 Reole; a nerve tonic a > : EELEEEE: aL —EE * ‘~ ’ ae , . 50c, $1 Raptisine Indian Herb Tenic , $1 Zenite Antiseptic , We Votey's Honey and Tar.... hOc, $1 Honey Cough Syrup... . Se DeWitt'« Tab.: cure sore feet. . Ring's Tablets; cure dyspepsia. jo, 50¢c Haarlem Oj] Capsules Oc Syrup Figs: DeWitt's. .. a. ‘25¢, K0c Dewitt’s Catarrh Cream... FEEeErE $382 - — lg a ¥ io ij , Vorue =a: \-grain (85). § pe; St = cl er “ag” : Carpe ean $ and Powder Com.. : 337333 EErEtEEE TEE Tetttttr et Arnold F. Steuterman 33 S355" 1977 nose who, by their Borax; U. ae : : ° MOB... 05-- de possible this Be Tr, Fading. == iii | Bhe Carter's Liver Pills. ., _ 300c Grove'’s Bromo Quinine Corn ee or Freezene.... : assorted scott's Emulsion ee 2 $9 » | Sie, 4c, TRe, ORe Rubber C ; Dre ie Danderine .. tte, 42c, Bic 6he Green Castile * som a _— Lavoris or Listerine +» - Ge, 30c, 81 ganice or Zaza Verfume . igees of (. N..s.-;:s , . b8c, ‘Oc Toilet Soap; 5-cake box : ary he ey me Oil.....1B8e and : | 25e Palmolive Cold Cream ; $1 Gem Safety Razor | Se Re tie Almond Cream; Keiffers’ wt not, to go through $1.10 Adieritka or Miles’ Nervine......79¢ | 15¢ Bath Salts; perfumed. , ; ; display; and we shal! N. R. Tablets or Cascareties. . ./ 7 5Oc Toilet Water, Colgate’s. .__ from spring deliveries of clothing, an is a eee Bo ened us Fes ran Corn a ag see pow dered ehirts and other products. The . : ; ” : ‘MA n or os 06 . ’ , “4 ; g | | Manza aving Powder 1 financing has not been completed. 33 = (re ;, : cures colds. end Our , | | . " $1.50 Quinine 17, 1924 » Ravers; dex 33333 7 s ye ee eee et 4 35 = oe op pe ne 34 3373 - a —_ Eagle Stamps _Moava or Parson's Tooth Paste.......2 25e Williams’ Tooth Powder Fitting Guaranteed. Murine Eye Water.... ..38¢ and 68c | 0c Dr. West Toothbrush... eS but the board ‘expects to raise the bf old friendships, the ; slag —— | $5.00 Gillette's New Style Razors. .$2.59 | ———_—_______—_ s | : . " — he : 5 : ~~ = > 1G ian” eeeem manana —| desired funds within a few days, : nding our hospitality | Oe FREF CIGARS AT KEIFFER 5 RS pas ~ ACY AT KEIFFER'S | Viek’ Rub 26c, 52c, 7 : she Cardiff Stogtes; ) 'Hoffman said. = Cause of the Stringency. The stringency is a result of*no ‘o Ce CmgPedee CP re 66 2 Oe. aemmscemms eG emeetbe 6606 er, eee eee ee ee ° A Free | B ... 1 Free | 60c Aspirin Tabs.; Webster... .6 doz | Stogi 2 appropriation being made for the a : | ° R | 5 — lashes | 25e ; rene dal Soap: 3 as 2 for 28¢ | | ~|department by the last Legisla-|- H iz 7 ater Bottles or Fountain £1.19. , 69e Chamois 69e ture. Hoffman said, the depart- | “ teed + Bee ; e@ if : as peewee. i Fr /ment being left without an appro- | priation, because of a previous W - __ showing of profits in operation. He | ° ellston | pointed to the $2,200,000 in manu- 1 e Cc anges a Qe i - ea ee “att pew tare Mee A ee 2 fs factured goods, raw materials on | A hand and accounts receivable as evidence of solvency and said the | ° ' | stringency would be weathered in old houses without difficulty. SAADAIOOOOOOIOL OOOH OI) hee Rimless Spectacles, | When legal advice was sought : . BMiSTE IL DL =) c gold-filled nose-piece by the board in connection with a d P 4 — Ag s' “39 and temples. plan to borrow money direct from ma e eppe e TiC ee Zi) Oy? Ae ’ FRAMES $4.50 $ 'm local bank, it was pointed out = 50 that the board, under the _ State | 6 law, could not negotiate such a/| ‘ P 3 2 i FLAT SPHERICAL COMPLETE naive . thes the arene tee AS old Pepperfield found him- ate, sensible alterations. Gradually - - © -\ -LENSES $2090 See deat not Bo pledatd: ae tec! self fired from a lifelong book- =the modern house appears and Pep- ye Pero oe) ‘curity for the loan. | keeper’s job. He couldn’t raise perfield sells — and makes more | A method being See pamchs . ! money On his old house—couldn’t money. Perhaps there is a Pepper- Bale of a latge consignment oi Eve it away, in fact. So, with his _ field opportunity in your town. I ——_— = — — > | | z) oH ; Gi ee & a ~ Ka ie i Pee Pate ds to some purchaser, the board : | : he fixed h Id aninoff feeae, \ a inion arcane; trpent| fide 'avngs he Bcd ap Te wind 1 : | Ott a ) seeey ae sarryrd rag Be pyar Bap, pre place—just to get his money out of The Barrett Book is his guide IB) i): aa : a ee was suggested a loan then could be it. But the transformation was so 3 sma finds the Barrett Book . . 4 my + ee.» La bes Om obtained “on the trade acceptance | complete that he had many offers -—“ Better Homes from Old Houses” | -Pianist : 3 Spectacles that preserve best the ee Fae in the transaction. | for it. He sold—and at a good invaluable as a guide for making al- This book did it— 38 wer individuality of your appearance. Se ere oe eee oe ed profit. With the proceedshe bought _terations. It is full of ideal sugges- inati | | Approximately $800,000 in man two Idh d af h tions for small chan which k This fascinating book, All Bs 3 | F ufactured goods is piled up in the ee SS as ne eee ? 2° k a ae 52 er Homes from thats of’ the departieest 4 —manv more. Now he is well of — wonders with old houses. And ‘Hoffman explained this was be-_ and independent. they’re ideas which anyone can af- |ecause of an uncertain condition in | ford to Carry out. a ayo nomical ways to trans- the cotton market, which has cur- | Pepperfield’s secret Get the Barrett Book yourself form old fashioned |tailed buying and has caused those | . making purcha aa . - ta + pete Pepperfield Says there’s no secret. ; y our lumber, hardware or build- houses into artistic, Saher b gh oyoorer sg He just keeps his weather-eye open ing supply dealer has this book, modern homes. ve Ti . 5 , . =" rs ‘ m4 cere” “paces ave walter for well-built, old style houses on ‘ ter Homes from Old Houses” this book from your beasibie break in the market, he} good locations. Then he makes at- —or send 10 cents in stamps to The dealer, or send us 10 . * . . | , , , Here is a low, common-sense price for service- said. ene a i tractive little changes—appfopri- § Barrett Company for a copy. ) cents today for your able, becoming spectacles of guaranteed quality. i. ie gal onase cogent aetataen’ —. . . . ;Simlia ro oa & ake | Wide, comfortable nose-piece and genuine Select Your itheir production, Heffman contin- j “Shur-On” flexible temples. Lenses an i lyed. but the industria] department; R ° os 3° p y size or ued, but the in lustrial departn Bb hers RE is a Barrett Roofing for every type of building, w ’ = ’ ’ J ’ ; a Ww ’ ———— ime . = * *.@ watt, 8, 8,8,.8,5, 8.5 8.5 88 . « o An 4 of the penitentiary has been forced shape desired. or pe Optician bs continue operations because the | hether dwelling, garage, office or industrial plant. Be This popular style is suitable and modish for ‘th th | ust be kept engaged . : prisoners mus en . | . formal and informal occasions. with the same | ‘The department has on hand ap- sure the roofing you buy bears the Barrett label. $800,000 worth of | . | proximately Aloe Optical Co care as youdo) Bm tac nl . your surgeon, ivalued at about $1,000,000 and $47,- | . | 000 on hand in cash today. Ac- | 513 Olive Street banker, or }counts receivable, after doubtful ° ‘ones have been charged off, total | S39N G lawyer. ‘about $400,000. The accounts pay- | ORTH RAND Biya able total $700,000. | Expenses Paid From Earnings. | Expenses of the penitentiary usu- ally are paid from the earnings of) the industrial department. The last |Legislature appropriated $2,000,- | 000 for support of the penitentiary | for 1923 and 1924, the money, how- L ever, to be derived from the pentl- | | “ 7 jtentiary earnings fund. | = / In addition the Legislature also | i The Barrett Company . . “> er as a yn “Sent is. ey - _ > A bb A A Ree Meinl oe a oe oe ae EP - . . ‘ s ? Sy Ss =F = aah : i ate y ee 5 a x ‘ : hi te “ *} Verity A. ae sf ¥ ie, 5 Ses + ” Suds : * — See Sy : area ae SA z ; : ae : a ee ae . i as side , 9 ess Feo et , *.8¢@ wa MAR te ) ~ oa * , ./-" fe aie +E > he = a Ad ; + ¢ 8. a cs a ~~. met *. — a * > Ss ees ee ae eee ee ES Se 8 eee = = |. A hee. Mele ' ’ ~~ ™ 7>¢F ef £ 8 Ff : a Child's Tongue Shows lappropriated what ostensibly is a_ : : - ‘ = , ] i . 1017 Olive ™t., st. ‘revolving fund of $15,000,000 for : meen, ain ——— the revolving fund consists of what- ever money is placed-in the fund ‘a provision, however, that the mon- . POR RA NGE | i ey would be available “when the The RUST-PROOF CELAIN Joint Agony Gets Out wine If you want to take the pain aod * if Bilious, Constipated the penitentiary industries. The by the department. Under the law ' Wh e t en Joint-Ease ;same shall have been collected and = : a . d \placed to the credit of the revolv- | Com lete Kitchen urnishers | misery out of rheumatic oF Te- ¥ | | duce the swellin r limber up stif? «+ — ~ >& bees 4 Ae Si figures are misleading, nowever. as no State funds can be expended without appropriation. The revolv- | ‘ing fund was to be appropriated i “out of the State Treasury,’ with n i ing fund,’ from the penijentiary Ae ‘ereaky joints—then you want Join*- ’ ; 3 ‘ey? 7 ooo... ee ee ae earnings. ' 29 that’ "y Hoffman declared Some provi- | ’ | Fant ; ss eo i — only wok, * sions should be made by the Legis- | oo, m seanuas sak oat! fa ‘ta 60 rome a tube at all ; | re hg see ad eo remiss est te Mee ber gn druggists. For sale at Wolff-Wilson . — ine ot Yara ces aginst ww . Py Saatallee pit + Drug Co., 7th and Washingtod. 5 type utilize business methods and bor- | ce Be eon A . i ; f ’ 4 ce “ " row money when market conditions | eek iti, irequired it to carry over periods of in GAS RANGES A a A il et wits rh Pim fry 1] ‘ : |} depression. : . NEW HOUSE COMMITTEE HEAD = (—mmmeces . S eee | ee S At If you are planning on buying a Gas taken medicine 9 Kiess of Pennsylvania Chairman of | je e e © t + . ve “California Fig Syrup” ° 3.22. Ue ee en 9 Rane. this zens now is the time, Has ) ig yrup | WASHINGTON, March 15.—The|@ Gig All-Gray — Porce- ig ie porcelain oven linings with porcelain = 'House Insular Affairs subco it- | ; : . . ¥ aoa Wehiek will draft a ‘Philippine | 7 | griddles and burners. A wonderful 2 » . . - jing endence resolution, ‘- : ™ Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste and it organized today with Representa: | baker and has 25-year guarantee against a” ; ; i tive Kiess, Republican, ee rusting thru. See this Range. Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels onteda” Rap citiens, Saaaapainnl as chairman. Representative | >" Constipated, bilious, irritable, list- Millions of mothers keep “California Fig |Beedy, Republican, Maine, was! : added to the subcommittee to take | full of cold, your little one needs a | Syrup” handy. They know a teaspoonful (7, ° stone ot Metiheed. ful of “California Fig Syrup” to | today saves a sick child tomorrow. It never No indication was given today hen the subcommittee would ; . , as to EGS ") Start liver and bowel action. In a cramps or overacts. . Ask your druggist for ae ota ake te entielibe. a: temtenee ee Olive 1240 mrs you can see for yourself how thor- | genuine “California Fig Syrup” which has | vote of 11 to 5 the full committee “ : . ; : ; ; -“crentivy ordered such a resolution @ it works the sour bile and undigested | directions for babies and children of all ages |* searted, to get the PRiieunen’ -DiBrAaAl ee Out ard you have a well, playful’ printed on bottle. You must say “California” | question ‘before the Kouse for dis-| == ie PosTomrArcn ss ew aad or you*may get an imitation fig syrup. ‘cussion, aa " ' 'es 8 ' s De de te Ba Cee A Bee Mee Bee ’ , * ' : : le i ete '£ 688 68 6 8 Fe ttt. hr Ale cll dhe ln Ml ..llta,lle. lence

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Ve, *+£-@ene eee, ees lle ~~ a eee Fe ~ = a aees J Ko > NUNC QQ lU0UOOw———=— ———- —— PE ite tats ee Ss Toe Pn pee - ree Oe h* Ss ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH on ated T nde PO eee R ". f een CTS ae yee SP NEO Fem — aie | : . 7 : . 3 5 pa a dea > al * . wor: ~ ee i cg, tue ee an The Daily POST. DISPATCH alone has MORE Cit y Circulation than the morning and onc other evening newspaper an ge ree REO See te ee shh ost eg ae Ses re wee a Oe oper St. see TFT . = —— RIFT IN POLICE OVER “LIAR” INCIDENT Taulineeneeesnneemmnnl Three Other Commissioners Sided Against President Brockman in Deciding Beccard Case. LL FACTIONAL FIGHT CONSIDERED LIKELY May Result in Resignation of One Member and the Reorganization of the De-, partment. A rift has developed in the Po- lice Board as a result of the recent enisode in which a Sergeant called the Chief of Detectives a liar. in the presence of the board. and got away with it. The incident, unparalleled a” the history of the St. Louts Police Department, has left President Brockman standing alone at the, head of the board, with the three ether Police Commissioners siding acainst him.@ Tt is predicted in police circles that if the rift widens into a fac- tional fight among the board mem- bers. one of the Commissioners may resign and a reorganization of the department in all probability | will follow. Brockman Incensed at Verdict. The Post-Dispatch has learned that President Brockman was high- Iv incensed oyer the conduct of Sergt. John Beccard, who, when being tried on charges of miscon- duct last Tuesday. accused Detec- tive. Chief Hoagland, a witness. of lying. The verdict of the board. in dismissing the charges and ig- noring Sergt. Beccard's remark. | was not concurred in by President | Brockman. When the board retired into ex- ecutive session to deliberate on the evidence against Sergt. Beccard. Commissioner Clarence H. Howard. who was the first to speak, pointed , \ out that the Sergeant's defense was that he was selling Police Circus tickets when found in the locked barroom of the Washington Hotel. "“He was only there to sell the tickets.”” Commissioner Howard re- marked. “Yee, they've been trying to hangs semething on Beccard for a louse time,” said Commissioned Young. who formerly was Chief of Police. The question of the Sergeants guilt or innocence of the charges was then put to a vote and Presi- Gent Brockman declined to cast a rote. Belief as to Young's Remark. Commissioner Young's reference te “they” is believed to have been @irected at Chief Hoagland an! Inspector Vasey. who drew the eharges against Sergt. Beccari Chief Hoagland some time afco raided a room adjoining a saloon conducted br Sergt. Beccard’s brother. Paul Beccard. and confis- cated &@ quantity of illegal liquo-. Following that raid Sergt. Beccard. whe at that time was a Detective- Sergeant in charce of a branch de- tective bureau, was ordered to don @ whiform and do precinct duty. Among persons who keep in close touch with police affairs it ifs known that Commissioner Youngs spires te be head of the Pelice Board. If he succeeds in winning Commissioners Moore and Howar’ te his way of thinking as to how the Police Depariment should be Tun. the possibility of the beard being reorcanized, with Young at the head. is not remote. With President Brockman out. snd Commissioners Moore and Howard supporting Commissioner Young the latter will see his way clear to even up some old scores) in the Police Department. It will be remembered that when Young, was Chief of Police he refused to te demoted to a Captain by a Dem- ecratic board. while under charges. end after being vindicated at a trial, resigned. He accused several! members of the department. who rince have been promoted te high renk, of being in a conspiracy to. bring about hie removal as Chief. Gev. Hyde. after his election, ap-| pointed Young as a Police Com mis- | = omer. An effort was made by Repub- Mean politicians more than a year eco to have Commissioner Young removed from the Police Roard be- cause of his reported allegiance to. Victer J. Miller. former president. of the board, who was demoted and Pater ousted because of friction tracked, {t is beliewed, many high . ranking officers of the department, | tneluding Chief of Police O'Brien | @mll Chief of Detectives Hoagland. will be demoted or dropped. As-. sistant Chief of Police Witte re? Rundle. whe with captains ts in) Time for prometion to Chief of Po-) Post-Dispatch Radio Broadcasting Station 546 Meters Daylight broadcasting at 9:40, 1@: ‘o 11:40, 12:40, 1-44, Dp. Mm. Market quotations and the Middie W est. idl of Agr! selture and S iecaoa! Exchanges. Sunday—976 700 P. M. (a)—Overture. Chimes of Normandy arene |S Ceatral Concert Orchestra Rodemich icaime ante played by Paul Spo _— (>>—Musical setting for September, _ he Ora Rar when Lights Are Lee Ak The Song of Songs. You Didn't Want Me When . ood Madrigal and Vaise Lente I'm Going South Tweive Oo Cileck at Birds and, ! Be tverfl ies Span! ish Bees © if Leve Were Al Funeral March Bur lesa ue— Monday—S: 8:00 P. a ‘ ONE-TERM-FOR-PRESIDENT PROPOSAL DEBATED IN SENATE Br the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 15.—The proposal to limit, presidents to one term was resurrected today in the t led to considerable devate as be the propensity of oc- Senate, where The Senate had under considera- ‘tien the Constitutional amendment rroposed by Senator Norris( Rep.}. Nebraska. under which new presi- take office and the new Congress would convene upon his im- said it would be the presidentia! place a similar re- seriction upon the terms of Senator Reed (Dem.), Democratic leader, term of office the President pure atmosphere wherein the odor of politics would not be found.” and contended principle of American Government . would play politics” by so conduct- ing himself as to win the approval | of his cOnstituency. j adoration of he said. was, in his opinion. roost ridiculous. and the most con- the President.” $10,000,000 Building Opened. ey the Associated Pree. American Furniture clared to be the werld’s and destined to be headquarters of the country’s fur- niture. trade. was formally opened by a flag raising today. dred and fifty furniture manufac- turers from 28 states were present the opening of the building. | erected at a cost of approximately AUCTIONEERS ‘LONG COURT FIGHT ————— New Trial Foilowing Ver- dict for Dealer. ne » + e Cos . 7 ee . ~ © 14 ‘1 .* J OST Dil “I Lu cries a > ; dealer. and Shepard Vv. Rose. a customer, could much 1@ tons of home, 6201 terthold avenuc, in 19°22. The dealer sent coal delivered at his bill for $59.80 or $5.;5 a ton. Rose contended the price Was too hich and refused to pay more than $31.20 or a little over $3 a ton, contending that the charge of the dealer was based on the price of liomp coal, whereas the coal in question was principally slack, and . no he kind to burn in a resi-.~ * ee as Jefantante a dence because it made too much smoke. Leuchtefeld answered that Rose ordered mine-run coal, which i , . , iTotii a specially constructed model. _ which President Brockman of the Board Police O Brien. Stewart and magma aap making raids 2t iy the hotel had earned »% been warned awar tis further charce Sprague states that he was forced to go to expense of hiring lawrers and applying for an injunction nee, alleging that officers invgded his hotel without being armed with search warrants or without having vas being saenentiied. an injunction though Judge Frey several days ago the suit was da ines with Spr: TWO BOYS REPORTED MISSING and Wilton Fin- well. 3. Gone Since ae unc le at 3508 Mark . it was ‘anil on. He was wearing an armr waist black hair and eres : biack shoes and stock- ings and a stocki AUCTIONEERS tess BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS OFFICES: 713’, CHESTNUT STREET PHONES: OLIVE 1594; CENTRAL 4 AUCTIONEEES Trustee’s Auction Sale! AUDE FURNITURE Co. SANKRUPT. REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY N. W. CORNER 16TH AND CASS AV. Wednesday, March 19, 10:30 A. M. MACHINERY Pursuant to an order of sale ee mate br Bankruptcy and subj ect to approval time and place and in the manner spec Fixtures and Various Sania t ‘former ~ in the conduct of business and Boring Machines. Rubbdin Machine Weood Router, Wood Lathes. Band zontal Boring Machine. Automatic Round-Head Jointer. American Smoothing Rip Saw. 3-Drum Sander. Roller % Doubie Cutoff Saw. F. & E. Git Rip Saw. H. & B. Planer. 15¢-H OBrien Tube Boiler. Belting and Pots. Cockers. Dry-House Eo uipment. Smail Hardware. Tubes. Stand« Legs, Sides. Unfinished Matertai. the Machinery, used by Said bankrupt, TTRE ’ MA 88 “ADS ATTACKED ; ...“°=" the Agsoctated Press. NEW YORK. March 15. ee Vouceyn Cited by Trade Board. nual graduate fellowship av! =e —_—? petition. -@ enable an American studen ate ie he e his studies for one aca- | the Ag@eciated Pregs. continu portant univer-— WASHINGTON, March 15.—C6r- proepdig= eg aa ween created, by tain illustrations used for adver- pres een of the Sons of Italy, tisement of the Ostermoor mattress +. g membership of 300,000 in: were atiacked today in ¢ Federal the United States and Canada. The. will be open to candi- g "TT , ~ : : low ship Trade Commission complaint as_ fel . —/ versity or col- *f-4} . : vals - enta- dates rom any uni aise and misleading represent tece in the United States or Can- tion.” Edwin A. Ames, trading 45). 4. and will be awarded by the In- a : Teli Ostermoor & Co. of New York City.| eitute Di Coltura italene Neil wes cited to respond within 30 days Stau Uniti, ape at Columbia. ii , _, . . : . University, ast ye » the charge that such advertisine tions of the award will be based constituted am unfair method of on the candidate's proficiency in’ com petition. the study of the Italian language “On each mattress sold by the ‘and literature. ereatiy @XNXaAR2Teraties Lae mcKness of the feh layers used.” UE! FURNITUR ie the Twenty-First (2) Vi of a history of the life : President Woodrow “ SPECIAL $5.0 ELECTRIC IRON (earanteed fer =: oa $9.49 49 3 baa om “a Ta sf bo, S TRYUST-SOUTH ‘OF FRA NK. This Range may alse be bad iv cray and white additiena!l «est. ASS iy \. A S>> => > LAIALIL. a P77 PITT. FILELLEEE EMME, 77s Lia 4 >> OZPe - Loe - 7 SS A eo a SSS @s a4 4s 4 =, ELLE unusual bargains. Zee ~ - yA en ————— SiS CXS 1 OhOLe. © OKO) OFOhOLOnOL O16 O1OK0K0 O10%eKo DELS DODO DLO DOGQOGGES GHGVG GOES Player-Pianos Including Weber, . Steck, Chickering, Vose, Estey. Aeolian and many others. FOO GSGOSES SHS’ GGOSOOGS GGSGOOQOSO . - ~*~ 74 >> ~s Lt Pr; (0) ay OXe OK OKexeKeKe 6 O® (@) ~~ oS - - > - [y > aPrP — Your Own AS ~S AA -_~ -_ - -_ -~ - oo sl BOQOQOOSGDODOGOHIOSIIISVOOOSIIISS) ~~" Y | S| | Grand Pi W| = Grand Pianos N : Including Steinway. Weber. JN > Steck, Steinert, Decker, Pre- ANY ® mier and many more. / N = > OOOO OOO ODO OOOO OOOO OOO Z aN v ~ACA PP PLI ) ) DOPOD GODS GOOG HSSGOOHSGQSOS = © ” Upright Pianos Including Steinwav. We*-- = a The Aeolian Cadamian Offers a Large Number of Reliable Pi BOTH NEW AND USED At Sweeping Price Reductio ' So many have bought the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano that we find a large number @ used instruments on hand, which have been taken as part payment. To these we haw added several new instruments and will, in an effort to make room for roerchandise it transit to us, sell this remarkably good assortment at prices that represent 2 values. There are too many good things to fully list here. If you come in, youll fi exactly what you are looking for; but don’t delay. We expect to dispose of these struments in a very few days. The musicians in the city will immediately realize Your Own Papen Terms Within Reason Auction Au I i a . — | | | * — ? i i | of = . oe ‘ee it Te | ! lg i te we r ua k | i fi Hy \ l | Benches, Vises, etc. REAL ESTATE. The Northwest Corner of Sixteenth an ee feet. impro. with three-story i Sonne radiati _s ec os 8 farec-Story &1 rick factory building. stean diation, two elevators. and A brick t id ine seri as ary —_ Tro URIMpro' ed lot s. . > X 13 *5 feet on a am Bye . My s feet. an ye Fn aa poy mel- teenth Street. between Cass Avenue and Mull: oo ee The salé will be conducted in bulk ana ge divisions. Certificates of Title ma} , the attorney for the Trustee. TERMS CASH ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee 510 Locust Street ; LEVINSON & LEVINSON, Attorneys Arcade Building BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, 7134 Chestnut St. Trustee’s Bankruptcy Auction Sale! Belmont Restaurant Co., Inc., —— a Bankrupt neniinn . .* », 7 sultabie . be e€Xamired at the offices of THURSDAY, MARCH 20TH, 10:30 A. &. Br virte made and entered ty the Referee im Rarkruptcy. and subject to appreval thereby. we will offer fer sale for the undersigned the follewing: 38 Chairs. 10 Tables. Steels. Counter, Rack Ber Cash Bator es Ceffee Urn. Fleer Case..Gas Range. Steam Tabie. compte Kitchen Eqcipment ek. 713 NORTH SIXTH STREET THURSDAY, MARCH 20TH, 12:00 NOON Chairs, Tables. Steols. Counter. Back Gar. « ash Register. Ceffee Ure Case. Gas Range. Steam Table. Kitchen Hquipment. Ice Box ete. The pree- erty will Be offered in bulk and im suitable detail subdivisiens.§ TERMS ¢ “ASH. Orville Livingston, Trustee, Edward K. Schwartz, Atty. Ben J. Selkirk & Sons, = bower 2>7 Vose, Knabe, Kimball. Ga- bler and several others. ~AAXA AT aA: a7 ~ > (e) eve (e) SS ‘ StS. > ~™. ~ ~~ > FIP 2s ~ ~ iL information on your sale of used and new ANAS Sas "PAS 2 aA*~™ ~ — ie A A > @ aS - ssa ea ais gies seine eee npienans a Nea * ALAA AAA "sa ~*~ > 4 Your Own Payment Terms Within Reason Aeolian Co, St. \ of, Vera Cruz) i the idea that bloodshed oy : “ wena” = ease . He-had been given the idea reports from John Lind, his _ that the customs house at soe -~ ~ of Mexiefis and Aymer- male upon Mr. Wilson's yr a ! & profound impression of Ss Up ‘ wey. He could not rid nimectt; & ~~ me pel Mm though that Mexico was « ptountry. and that the United Might have found some other "6 Sati = 7 A “a a . \_ condition and your guarantee as to the quality of t 1 \_s new instruments in this sale is the fact that it cc \_ from the Aeolian Company. ire. . Cesaeerst eas bees Gee \ \ We will gladly arrange very convenient t of paryumenet bieedhek Dasitesinah tide Aa it ieae Se Regular Sales Every Saturday af Warehouse 1805-10-12 CHOUTEAU Av. Sesigece, Trestee aed Resideecc Salex eee ————E SS ee a a AN Exclusive ™" 4. Representative for ,, the Steinway Piano SFA AA AL A > -- * © ® Le, AjA™uMAZAA KA’ LI LAAPMA SAMS fo Le ANAS ~AN, ~~ ’ = “| —“" eee

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e Es een ¢ . ib one ; : coh ale ‘high ata tg BF es Ba 7 eae he f pers ut abies ee sd bgt ¥ 4“ , 2 = ers RSs ere ar Be sas ast OR 2 ca etches! we i” ag 2 REO R RR . _ ww F ¥ a 2 “ The Daily POST-DISPATOH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci reulation than BOTH Mexico, it seemed as if the prove- cation for war which the Germans “ae —— 8 ae = other evening newspapers COMBINED — had been hoping would develop / “ ‘ had come at last. The United 7 ? OFY States during the first two years of her neutrality had become the ) ‘ iy arsenal for the allies, supplying munitions and guns. The German : Plan was to divert the supply of . war material from Europe to an 7 American army engaged in a war below the Rio Grande. Mr. Wil- oe ; ~ s0n’s decision to send a punitive ‘7 , > eXpedition after Pancho, Villa was as fi David lawren ? 4 | eriticised in Mexico as hostile but >: — ee Tk ae public opinion in the Unitted States —- FS s jih 1916 would have countenanced ; no other action, especially because ig the Twenty-First in-| Vila forces. It was at this point/ Mr. Wilson was already being ac- mq history of the life that the author, by reason of his cused of vaciliation and weakness of @ Woodrow ‘close friendship with some mem- |!" his foreign policy in dealing with President 1-4 bers of the diplomatic corps and Germany as a consequence of the writer, David LawW-\yis familiarity with the Mexican | *inking of the Lusitania and other ston correspondent | viewpoint, was in a position to a gy: vessels by German sub- udent days at | bring together one of the Carranza | ™4rines. | Me ig student age | CNVOYS and some of the Latin- Mr. Wilson occasionally exhibited} , was Se bite | American diplomats, most of them | ® sardonic humor. He issued. the m, was very close 10 took the stand that until all fac- | order to General Pershing to organ- a eight years in th€\tions in Mexico invited outside |ize an expedition and for several ues and wae cognizant Of | mediation it would be futile to at- |@ays declined to interfere in the) phases of Mr. Wil- tempt to supervise an election or neve plans of the expedition be- tells the story of | negotiate a settlement. Finally the; ev ~— that the men in the War ial He kl ‘author was assigned by the Asso- | Department who had béen clamor- t President frankly ciated Press to visit Vera Cruz and |imge for an opportunity to show : out his weak | aiscuss with Gen. Carranza the /|their mettle would now have plenty | » well as his greatness.| proposal that had been made by of chance to show what they cquid % fers.of which the United States Government for do in getting an expedition under a ST. LOUISANS ALREADY | ; _@ peace conference in which all|W2y in quick time. Mr. Wilgon PEaS Pee ) 7 : ' a! ™ pageant | the chieftains in Mexico would par-|84ve the War Department a free : Pens 9 Yo ; Suny ond wie onamel né.clisniill gay wntil it ticipate. Both President Wilson | hand and watched with an amuse- MAS, hor 1 cost. _ . notable contribution and Secretary lansing were ap- ment understandable only by those | BH i i ose , See wiison diographics | prized of the author's mission, in | Who heard his comment from time | APE ise i OF FRANKLIN] —_-\igeleeegred aegis accra ala '4| INTOCAHOKIA PREFERRED Lo Ree | ing the journey brought about, cong a troops to catch a single Brine sats >. > pen hh € i - e — a Tn —_. : ~* swt ot ‘Avs - yey x “x 3% Mee «Tt , on - ~*~ > > Sa Sk Ck ee ee 4 a ALL? rn . Dis i eae ro F Oe ae fy Lee oe er re ‘: ee. a2 Smt Name Se te ee Ee ek et Ags aS RES ge a ee ————— ee Bea ¥ LAL LM a ie States finally entered the war. From . : —- >. : ctions instance, when a boat load | recognition. ‘this time on, of course, the policy Illinois (the corporate name of Cahokia) have been pathy oa Saye — Sree! |Gormasn Petations WHR Gnevanse. | of the United States toward Mexico : stockholders of Union Electric Light and Power Co. a large number of iiretts in Tampicoand Rear| The author discovered on that|/was one of tolerance. Although £ Mi > women. 8 imi Mayo demanded a salute |trip to Vera Cruz in 1915 an inti- | the neutrality of the Carranza Gov- : (o ISSOUF1). To these we have ‘ait Be an apology, Mr. macy altogether too “gprs iprikovey ernment was often questioned by : . : } Dhave preferred to ignore the | the German Minister to Mexico,/the authorities in Washington and : | r merchandise in ~~ accept the written apol- who had all but recognized the ex- there were rumors galore of wire- These stockholders know that the management of ; resent unheard-of h was es ae lo- | isting a and Gen. anal | less stations in aoverre through the two companies 1s identical and readily entrusted More than half the num- : ; , fan commanacer a am- ranza himself. was a sympto which spies were believed to be : ; me in, you'll find Then the news became pub-|of what developed in 1917 when | operating and plans were being! more of their savings to that management. ber have| been persons spose of these in- iately realize these = te — x teens . - ® ——— st Oe = MH Ff PEE 2 ~~.” | . ver, that a démand for @ ithe famous Zimmerman note POE bene to foment trouble with the | 3 a eyes | gt A hy i been made, the Presi- intercepted and the plot of the) United States, there is little likeli-| . SF. : 7 _. stock o nion ectric Sould not turn back. . Much | German foreign office to link Mex- | hood that the United States would They have learned to rely on that manage Light and Power Co. This will he supported the |je9 with Japan against the United | have been diverted very seriously | . ment for regularity of dividends, economical admin- : yf Mayo. I remember how | states was exposed. from its huge task overseas by any- | . . . : , Bai he was when he received| p+. -ning to Washington in the|thing that lappened below the Rio| istration and a fulfillment of whatever promises of the Tampico incident. |. utumn of 1917 witha full report | Grande. have been made for any stock it was sponsoring. eT Te saene of his investigation in Mexico t be ag Nal yeh es or | nia, ded that the most (over the can policy continued? ‘ . °. m bad taken Mra Wilson in | 80 10r ve ay to counteract Ger-,|to be one of-opportunism. While They also haye learned that should need arise ig tike a bond in the os pda wcetrmin would im-| .an influence and prevent Mexicé} friction between Washington and : for the money they had invested with Union Electric safety of its dividends. se Telumned to Washing | being used as a base for hostilities | Mexieo City did not cease, the dan- | ; , $tfce and in the next few | ooetially in the.event-the-nited.| ger ‘ot hostitittes between the two Light and Power Co., that they could speedily obtain wees in Mexican relations | states entered the war, waste rec- | cougtries suddenly began to disap- the money through the company’s stock resale de- the qiimax coming in ognize the Carranza administration | pear. Whether the existence of a ae T sf “4 ' . ; ee mu selzpre of Vera Cruz | and formalize the relations be-| large American army ready for any artment. No holder of Union Electric Light and ‘ for the insult to Amer tween the United States and Mexicé | emergency. made any change in the) : ower Co. Preferred Stock ever has been compelled ckets. insisting upon the proper. assur- | situation below the Rio Grande and, son did not tesue the| onc. roe the protection. of life ‘aad |developed a more practical spirit _. te aecept for his stock Jess than the améunt he paid, | ogee ge tary one] of property of American citizens.|or whether public opinion in the which was par. The same resale department is be- Z eter Sar: These assurances were given in| United States had had its fill of . . . .: . Shad een given the iden! rome end reccenition was ex+| bloodshed or whether the return- ing maintained for Cahokia Preferred.. There is no #from John Lind, his! + enaea by the United States after ing troops were indifferent about charge for its service. the customs house at! ..,enitation with the diplomatic | further service, none of these views | could be seized without | pepresentatives of the Latin Amer- can be deemed conclusive because | ailfe. Resistance eon ican countries. The United States |of the overshadowing importance | pe pet expegted, but) hoped that the extension of recog- of the European peace negotiations| You also can enjoy these many advantages of 7 maneuver with its COM-| nition would make Carranza more |in the mind of the American people} Ur ; El 7 P ef d | S k ship na tartans jos of Mexitis and Amer- | friendly and would checkmate Ger- land in the attention of President | niton ectric rererre foc owners = made upon Mr. Wilson's | man influence. Unfortunately, the | Wilson himself. ' $25 And ™ Profound impression of bandit depredations of Pancho Vil- (Tomorrow’s chapter tells of the| | Up Special ) Raby Grand — @ i He could not rid himself la in the North upset all plansand |two. shocks that almost unnerved | Call VOXDVOXVOOODOOOONSOOO®D nina tl '_aaAaAaAwA Ss, - « ~~~ ™ > A. | = — ; DODDODOOGD HOOD OGI!HO® $175°tr $335 47 OOOO OOOO OOO) “*@ ~ ~~, - . > os - °°, @ Sought that Mexico Was @/ with the outlawed bandit actually | Mr. Wilson—The outbreak of the’ Call Securities Department ty, and that the United | .-ossing the American ‘totindary | furopean War and the death of his * . mt have found some other | Columb New | wife.) 8 sfying pride. Although | ~ Rae EL atl Ba , | ec ric ig ower Ow. fe interests desirous of in- boy \ | 4nd Mr. Wilson was criti- | an ocus enol ordering the Ameri] ONLY |F You BRING THIS AD! Twelfth d L t onary force to proceed | & City, no such plan ever ‘ OICE Be sanction. “He believed TAKE YOUR C ‘ © ™ o--- OA A TF TF F BF ~ = * - - moe CLO ELF. ~ > ~ = > Se ™ Peay: . sais Poti MMT RM)) Such a thing as a nation t fight a neighbor as , ’ helpless as Mexico, how- sung the cause. Woodrow io head Merbéarance with respect | » tm latter days was to no = ™ prompted by his re-. he Vera Cruz tragedy. | attended the confer- | magara Falls in the early | wea in which the diplo-. SPRING rese ves of Argentine, | me vee endeavored to me-' | m the Huerta admin- | SPORT | ed the United States , ee, “28 elimination of Huerta ¢) © conclusion. Mr. Brand- =™contribute toward that _s extent was of as- zat ' Carranza faction in Hi S Ik ul supremacy when ew I ™ Tegime came to an end. iy ? ~ ~ ~~ ™ > TR «4 i Le - > - | $6 a“ $235 An D®OODOOOEHHOOGOOEO Vs oo 3 - SALD _ Ya } Dy bh hy, ‘Uae SLL, in" y Pr he a ity ii &@ TO ‘ \y Avie dhe yell SSLAL LM ae ne m to enlist the co-op- latin American Gov- Open Until 8 P. M. Page and Grand Cars Stop | ===) 1012 N. GRAND Exclusive Representative for the Duo-Art ~~ — Sa * ~ - = oP* soe is # OM ff fF laid before the ’ ' : : : : : : A Me Me a fs “ ass" — e : ss ee — a - ~ | ; ww Raat . ik yt oo“ at Tt we ; : he . . : oy , : P : ‘ o 7 . :

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ALG ye egy” 7 Ae Ap : - ; A al aie... Ee ae a anaaititinias aad GENE TOLE ee ae ee rg ey los TSF ia 7 2 Bie alee x: ™ e am A ag rnb | . ) ! gr vir ee — . ones = i “7 a5 | ; CPS IT PP RIR Ter te Ea ee TERETE TPS we ? ee “a gas © o li Se ee . ” sso oe oe e: aa | > a. - ni , : = +e ~ ‘ee : : ~~ if pening newspaper COMBINED bee : _ ; 10 . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other € adit weniir simian - é a 2 ie. . | Be soon laine es = rt “7 . x " ; . . : : ' yeti az ’ ie ie 2 OP es . Be : we SA ag 3 eo SAR “Ae di ; | ; 7 gee yO wy * | © - * aS . - .* = — _ | P i a. : - ‘ 4. by s he 3 1> v4 “ * a 5 Ri 4 fag a , | "Ris, ‘The Holland cone-shaped grate incombination * with the slotted fire-pot, keeps the hottest part * of the fire in direct contact with the walls of the fire-pot. If you wanted to heat water quickly and without waste of fuel, you would see how close to the fire you could get the water. This is the Holland principle exactly, except that instead of dealing with water we deal with air. a _ " The Old Way RE Very Wasteful to Withdraw His Objec- tions to Reinstatement. — a—«« Be = - es | ‘ : tT. tast night made public a ie ni ee , a ,* - m ; fatetter he had matied to Willing The ordinary furnace grate acts just the opposite of the : SS eee ; 3 ie : | HOLLAND sisaad | WEEE | pe ous president of the Amateur Cnien ef America, & | Holland. The old, wasteful way keeps the hottest fire _—_,- Sigs | | Athbetic ) / in the center, like a volcano, and as far from what you — ———— The New Way ; = : ) } whieh Laci ne sone py see : are trying to heat as possibie, and it provides no method . = | | : Ni re. 4 5 : SPL OTN ‘sprinter. whe il ' y= > x ° . a wine er suspension charge ith vi for mixing the hot that form over the bed of fire ‘The HOLLAND (grate =) .. a” a — SS | : with super-heated air below. Without this mixture j | _ er ‘ tow . 3 E. At the «ame time Lacy exhibited the gases are forced into the chimney unburned. Bu rns An\ K in d ( Vf t uel a Y, 3 B teloeraip trove Prout in Sate Pin favor_of reinstatement and as if Lacy woukl “make the repo , ; > . | Ze s a With Greatest Etonom\ : HOLLAND FURNACE CO. ‘\\>. Be rcp co Seste ae a - F HOLLAND MICH. ia Se acainst ‘im No official statement has been if : sued by A. A. U. headquarters o& the formmittee vote, buat ik * at sumed from President Prewuts te gram that Paddeck wm re with the rete of 4 te T. : The committee members . ar@; President William CC. Preut: Fred- erkck Rubien. New York; Robert Weaver. Lee Angeles: Sam Good- J . t >— - t A Complete Heat rvice S er | ’ | . “ man. San Francisco. and Verne , , : The five ep @cifications against . s 7 i; af ‘ 4 When you buy your home, if you thoroughly investigate first, your own judgment will be a good | Paddock. as contained in a letter guarantee against dissatisfaction. m Prout are as follows: : 1. His failure to file itemized But how would you like to have that secured positively by a bond covering the aparatus, the installa- account of his receipts and his tion, and the performance of the whole heating system—a bond making the World’s Largest Installers a. rues (Renee te Bl of Furnaces directly responsible to you? A. TU. rules. (This applies te his Participation im the collegiate games at Paris last spring. fol- : . 3 " lowing which he was suspended.) That is exactly what you accomplish when you get a heating contract from the Holland Furnace Co. U Aen ig 2 Which vrowvides “no eh pense —. ey must be id to ” h- seg bapa d Furnace takes only a prominent part One of these features is pictured on this page. It . ine but to the member of oe e ™ ivery of our Complete Heating Service. iS just a sample of many interesting features that Peteration of the athlete's cower fittings that are used for installation purposes 22Y Holland Representative will be glad to show 3 Paddeck’s failure to returm ve been changed a little from time to time ang YOU Without obligating you in the least. cnattiie teenie Bian Olympic Committee ff ; y furnaces 31926. which wae ven him oF - the furnace would be changed completely, were it | The furnace itself is a vital element. but don’t for- we make, their installation en Weaver, prewident o€ the not ideal fi : ; depends entirely upon the Bouthern California divisien of | or the purpose that we put it to. get that the installation plans, and the installation auaathen of teabibdt aise Sas , 7 The fact that the-Holland Furnace is so simple and work itself, have more to do with successful heat- available. Bae. Pattock's | temety) ee strong, and will outlast all other types that we ‘™& tam even the furnace. Serctin, Mecouie dele iliee York co Lee Angetee know of, is much in its favor. That it is extremely Yes, the chimney is fundamental, also,—just as city, at bottom of this q a return from the ‘Ofrmes] ‘ + assy to operate, with its one-piece pivotal grate, portant in the heating of a house as the alimen- . statements Peg] is worthy of note too. But having been proven the ‘@ry canal is to bodily digestion. ‘It can be a curse malted iP pe = : most economical and efficient heating unit of all °F %t cam be a blessing. And that is true of your ee ee ee | the hundreds of kinds that are made in America—‘’ Whole heating system. It can be right or it can A Matter of nis competition in the, | ‘Re e don claim to ve the only heating system a tational competition. # ee 3 Explains Hix Decision. - When we do the very simple, human thing, of put- on earth but we do know this: Holland Men do ats ctpanent an 9S ting © , : one thing and do it right. And you positively | et Paddock to disprove urseives im your place, we know that you - know this: The World’s Largest Installers of want plenty of clean heat, for your whole house, ~ Furnaces are directly and wholly responsible to i } and you don’t want to pay a premium to get it. In . you for your entire heating system — completely 4 ae o— we realize that we can not-give installed. oland Heating Service wi ia}* patented Slesninn of the Hofland Pane ‘aa a iets Ren anne am old Seenace Gat — a on ' a a little fixing up. If so,a Holland man can take make it the most economical fuel burner of all types. care of it for you. | — sofland F con Company, General-Offices: Holland, Michigan | tatlers of Furnaces in the World—Directly and Solely Responsible to You Two Factories:

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» at eel TR RT, ae Me os ~~ % ie nw “ ms * ‘A 4 ¥ - Z ft fer Yor, ee atthe Gor V4, Yt YG hiyjy Cv hl bit Y tA Uy + i Vy G Wy — eh ty Yt Yj y Y nh wut YOM. Uy le yA DA jo pn ‘Ks ld MMMM i dsiddddadd VlaOD A bi »> Y. POST-DISPATCH 3 es aeteeeeeeeeen ec seeeeeenesneneseeeese oe ee ee i ) “Good Thing for Game If George Sisler Can Play, Bob Quinn Says | HE Browns and the whole American League will be better off if George Sisler ean play this year,” said J. A. R. “Bob” Quinn, president of the Boston American League club, as he stopped in-St. Lé&bis yes- terday. “IT am certainly glad to see that George is back .in uniform,” he added. Quinn was en route from the training camp at San Antonio, Tex., to Boston. “Look out for my Red Sox. They look good. The .White Sox don’t seem to have sirengthened much but the Athletics look stronger this spring-’ he said. _ Quinn worked out with the team at San‘ Antonio and ap- / peared ruddy and strong. 1 1e » Lacy lotes Against District A. A. U. ident Says California Has Failed to His Case. 5 TO MAKE VOTE UNANIMOUS n Tells in Detail |; oS (ag He Refuses Request’ Butler Coll ege pilin His Obie: Beats KC. A.C. Reinstatement. a to Lae Your's A. A. U. Basket Champions Defeated 30 to 26. —EEa R. Cc. Lacy, “the Wesiern Division of the 1 last made public a copy: night , Br the Associated Press. Pafetier he had mailed to William | “-ansas CITY, Mo. March 15. -, Prout, president of the Amateur |__Butler College of Indianapolis ot Union America, in/won the national A. A. U. basket- i Lacy voted against the rein- ball championship here tonight by y as Charles Paddock. defeating the Kansas City Athletic ‘Club, last year’s titleholder, | Browns’ George Sisler 'Sisler’s s Fine Playing Helps Regulars Win Leader Singles, Doubles, Steals Home and Stops Reserves’ Raily by 2 Great Fielding Play. By J. Roy Stockton, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Stafi. MOBILE, Ata.. March 15. jumped to the Reg- , ulars this afternoon and led them ‘to @ 16-to-5 victory It was the first time the Regulars finished on the score. With ,Sisler at first base. Brownies presented the same batf- the long end of tle front that made such a gallant | fight for the pennant in 1922. when they finished a game behind the Yankees. Sisler looked better than éver. hit the ball viciously, sent He 7 7 ne a ss tit |Single to right and a hard-hit dou- balls, and capped ble to left. He drew two bases on contributed a sacrifice fly his . performance by stealing home with one of his best slides. In the field, Sisler displayed all the grace and skill that him the best of them all in |'He Missed a high foul] in the and dropped a throw, but he than made up for that by sparkling plays. Sun 1o0re 'said he felt fine, was more ffhan sat- | isfied | erner” ’ Wilson, Hyland, Wear, repre-. 'senting the Racquet Club of Phila- | ' | sending 'regiiars. Ellerbe, who was a star in 1922 untii with his performance and that he would be at first base to- | morrow in the contest with Mobile. | the first exhibition game of the sea- son. Ellerbe Works at Third. Harry Rice will be back pt third base in’ the game. Sigler put Rice on the reserve team. this afternoon. Ellerbe to third for the he hurt his knee. turned the feature infield play of the game, racing toward short and anerne an appdrently safe hit ith his gloved hand. The “gov- also had a good day at bat. | getting two hits in four chances. Kolp, Vangiider, Davis and Pru- ett hurled for the Regulars, with Lyons nd Payne working for the Reserves. Thus the game gave the veterans a chance to get into condition and Eave the youngsters a chance to see what they could do against the | best hitters in the camp. | of the annual tournament. The score | New by | Ten of the 16 runs of the Recu- lars were made off ‘Nervy Dick’”’ *the Hyland, the little left-hander from Britain, Conn. Hyland had the boys fooled for an inning. but after that they became familiar with his wide, roundhouse curve. -and they knocked it to all corners. They gathered two runs off Dick | in the fourth and eight in the fifth. slugzish | ; two runs in two frames, Johnny Wilson, the semi-pro from Kansas City, started and was nicked for five runs and five hits in three innings. Lyons and Payne Hurl Well. Lyons and Payne did the work against the Regulars, holding them to two best Lyons hits and no while Payne, jafter holding them hitless in the | eighth and ninth, lost his control \in.the tenth and gave a run. Kolp got off to a bad start and | stlewed two hits and two runs in \the first frame, but he blanked the the | iond and third. ‘the Reserves ing down a high fly, glaring in his facc. i \ttre youngsters scored pro- |; youngsters without a hit in the sec- Vangilder also held | coreless, though they punched hin# for three hits in the fifth. With the bases filled and two down, Sisler stopped the rally by racing into right field and haul- with the sun was bad and three runs during the two innings he worked. Pruett Dixie Davis’ contro! isition scoreless for three frames. Teeutaes Oasaer Ten | face. lof the championship ; pit had a good word to say | tention erith his fine throws to the | | bags. George Lyons displayed a decep- tive motion to first during his stay on the mound His motion was .so deceptive on one occasion that the ball almost hit Schliebner in the Lyons throws without much windup and looks like a real Berg Sislier said he aas weil net 4 with the showing of the former Los Angeles hurler. Sis also for Hersch- | ell Bennett. The rounge outfielder got only two singles in six trips to the plate, but he hit | every time. Williams robbed him tof one hit, Tobin took a line drive to deprive him of another single | and the Fast time up he lined to Sisler. Rego’ Throwing « Featerc. Each of the catchers had a chance. Little Tony Rego attracted much at- No catcher in the cafp can beat the little fellow at getting the | ball down. over the Re- serv es in a 10-inning practice game. the- made | 1922. | other | After the game he’ i The score | half’ was 18 to | Anna-Jonesboro in the i the finished and held the oppo-’ -* ’ i / round, [halves will be played and ex-ra {¢- lens the ball hard | ‘DRUMMOND JONES HEADS | Tennis & CRRRESES Pinta Again Reigns onthe Bradentown Front | Sher Sita Se BP i PR ty re SS as: PER MF ea a “. Sauget wae. oa erik ered Yate PS I! ZS ote EE Bee = } a = , v ES EY I = renee Arnett Sa ee ae ee a . ee OO ET RE ee ~Taken by a Staff Photographer at Bradentown, Fia. Managers, Branch iene and np ed sda This picture seems’ to indicate that the trouble which began in a clubhouse fight last season and resulted in the suspension and fine of Hornsby, later, has been completely _ smoothed over. Central Only St. i i ee ee a Si i i i a ee ee Basket Tournament Semifinals , ee ee ee a a a a i i a a a i a 21 Nations Entered In Contest for the Louis Team in —PAPALAAL I PPP BRL ALT een Sparia, Mt. Illinois, Survive Monday. Vernon and Western Military Academy, Ali of } and Will Play : e Only one St. Louis high school Mississippi Valley pete nage versity gymnasium as last night. Central-High, will Atton in one semi-final Monday Vernon in the other. defeated McKinley 26 to 9. in the final McKinley was from the start. of the first Sparta, Ii., of St. Louis, match last night. plainly outclassed at the end 5. away from second eve- The score 34 to had earlier in the day defeated Mounds, Ill. and Anna-Jonesboro had won from Maplewood in a hard game. Mount Vernon had a well anced team. Patton, at center outstanding star. nine points on four field goals and one foul shot. Thatcher. also played well and Moore's floor work ' was pleasing. Western Military closely contested game from Cleve- land High, 22 to 20. it was the first game of the tournament requiring overtime pce Western ‘led — Mount Vernon ran ning game. was 8 Mt. Vernon ba]l- was — ——— : MUNICIPAL ELEV ENS PLAY 2 ELIMINATION SOCCER TILTS TODAY Two Municipal Soccer League elimination’ wames are scheduled to be decided this afternoon. The 8: Watthewsr, present champions, and Te hattle at Fairground 6 Pat Kelly as reieree, white ‘frround No. 4. the 3t L tion announced tonight after the > ® . f team remains in the semi finals © 2) The last minute challenge ot t in progress at Washington Uni-|; Mextco, entering the contest for (the list of challenging “nations. $ The prevépus record of 17 chal- Six challengers are listéd in ( the American zone and 14 in the »|2 which will take place at the -)° White House next Monday. /are headed by Australia, 1923 op- ponents of the United States in upon as the most formidable ri- ) val of America this season. Tite ) Cuba and Canada. The Europe4n the close of the second quarter, 12 sone, in which Spain, with che °0. at the end of the regulation timég | Sede ei strongest conttendevt. A field goal in the extra period won \) . mn also includes Ireland, New Zea starred for Cleveland and Brooks 2 South Africa. Roumansia, British ¢ and Martinez were in the limelight ( Isles, Czecho-Slovakia, Belgium, ° Central High was threatened by 4 Morley, Mo., High but won out with Central took an early lead but was held scoreless in the second and 'up to 12-11. Then Central went out and. won. Cameron, with 10 points, By the Associated Press. nations will compéte in the team tennis supremacy, the Unit- , close of entries. ) the first time, increased to 20 » lengers was set in 1923. | European zone, the draws for The American zone entrants (the challenge round and looked = § others are China, Japan, Mexico, to 9 and the teams were tied, 20 to M Atenen brothers, ana Sranes for Western. Bates and, Williams | Denmark and Italy. a great last quarter rally, 20 to Il. a quarters while Morley pulled led the Central scorers. team defeated the Western Military |Academy swimmers, 3g to 38, SS dual yesterday afternoon ENTRIES FOR HANDICAP \ the at Alton. team scored TENPIN TOURNAMENT \cipia won _a majority of the other WILL CLOSE WEDNESDAY ‘places which gave it the victory. Western won first hopors in the Entries for the annual handicap 40-yard free style, breast stroke and i'tenpin tournament of the St. Louis | hack stroke events lf Association which opens at ‘tured the plunge for distance. Prin- Bowling Assoc ‘ ho the Washington Alleys on April & will close Wednesday.. The number ‘of teams which have entered so far | indicate there will be close , to! 290 teams inthe competition, break- ing previous records. . Although the ecraica man and the scratch team have not deen ane) | nounced as yet, it is expected that “Hap” Vierheller, with an average | of 199 will be the high average | man and the Wooster Lamberts with | a team average of 960 will be the honor five. meet in Western pool —_— 220-yard dash, 100-yard dash, contest and the relay race. the i diving Morer. Ellis and Klein. Jimmie Al- len. the Principia entrant, surprised ‘by taking the fancy diving event | with a good_exhibition. Yesterday's victory gives Coach Pothoff's swimmers a record of win- ‘ning four dual meets and losing two so far this season. Washington ‘University nosed out Principia tn the firet meet in the Academy poo! and later in Wilson pool defeated | Pri pia by a good margin. Prin- cipia has defeat the North Side yy. M. C. A. twice High once, | ern victory ¥ rday. Coe Grid Coach Signs. — A a Sottrell Is High. E. E. Sottrell wen the individual tenpin-tournament at the Washing- ton alleys last aight with a score of 663. E. McElhinney was second} Moray I Eby. footbali couch at with 614, E Masson third7with 594 | Coe College for 10 years mentioned and A. Werder fourth with 591. as successor to Howard Jones at ee There will be an open dou les! University o€ Iowa, has tournament at the Washington te- | five-year contract to remain at Coe. night. it became known today. 7 ae ee _ Davis Cup This Year || ‘i Two-base hits—Ietly - a a i ie ~~ laa AB Alndllte: Mt eal tinal - Ol 27.RPA aS i'with 2990. ‘joe Turner of Fairview ana Alex The Principia Acadenty swimming | , | Westchester Biltmore, in ai Each | 2 four firsts and Prin- |; | Botesta, 3206. and also cap- | Enstand, 306. Henry \cipia swimmers took first place | The relay team consisted of Bonnie, . : ) ecient aniibenciie aie: thea ae and Cleveland | addition to the West- | | CEDAR RAPIDS, Ta, March 15.—| 8 moe ee ee 4-1; GIANTS BEAT CARDS 6 TO 4 2h ht: * we yBell’s Two Errors Responsible for Three Ene- wre del Unable to Stogil Slugging New Yorker _ Haines in Good For as -’ ‘ ‘ ory, oy ——— atte teas my Runs—.Hornsby Connects for Two Singles in Five Attempts. by a Special Correspondent of the Vost- Dispatch. SA RASOTA, Fila., March 15.=—The ‘winning streak of the cand _inals, in the spring league, was broken here today when the Gian , Won ap interesting game, 6—4. ‘the principal scoring being done | Wigington. Manager Rickey used four hurlers, off Bill Sherdel and young Fred Haines and Frankhouse pitched good bau. McGraw | used Gearin, Barnes and Maun, a recruit, to clinch the victory. Bell's wild throw in the seventh gave New York three unearned runs. CARDINALS. AB. R. BH. 0 - _ a | Flack. | Mueller tcf. | Hornsby. “b. sattemicy. ib. Myers, cf. .. Wigincton p. .. Frankhouser. Pp. . Kell, 2h. iO reigac, os. . elim, @.. | MeCurds. «. | Niehercall. c. ne P. Pp - _— "Dyer * Toporcer Sliuh new ota eS nb boom oe alexssesceousooexs-es xleceesss Ouvsexnsuese-~= Fleeces UHHKOSH lesw«se wt aunrooousesoso” — — Totals *Batted for Wizincton in eighth. **Batted for Frankhouse in ninth. GIANTS. AB &. BH. * > *. te s Southworth. ef. wi tan z Seeewu wv & \ aid lies te eirvry, +? l éedu "“V== SUES cue > a | SSSew Seu Susi: al. = 09% = «) coun ae 2 3 0 0 { ( | Giants oe add i ' it Tf | Three-base hit—Seouthworth. Hornsby, Freigac and Bottomiey; parsurty Left on bases—Car-| 3 inoings; of Sherdel and Weir. Time of game—th., 50m. JOHNNY FARREL WINS the Associated ‘ BELLEAIR HEIGHTS. Fla.. Mare | 15.— Although Johnny Farrell of | Quaker Ridge ran away with the | West Coast open championship here | coday. there was plenty of excite- ent for the large gallery wno saw | Walter Hagen make one of his | famous finishes, breaking the Clear- ‘| water course record with a sixty- five and out-distancing the other ‘players who were bunched at noon ‘and fighting for, second piace. Far- rell finished with 283 and Hagen His last round beat out Smith of Shenecossett db; four ' strokes. Summary: Johnny Farrell, Quak- 233. Walter Hagen. ‘ 200 Alex h. Shenecossett, 291. Joe Tur- ae ek Cyril Walker, Englewood, Joe Kirkwood, Rock wood Halil. William Mehthorn. North Hills, James Ockenden, England, ss Gigrence Hackney. Atlantic City, 201. teo Diegel, Friendship Country Club, 296. Arthur Havers, | in the fifth inning, ELSSOERD ROEDE CSTE SSCS. Fr. i o Rickey was the form displayed o| Jess Haines. Much is 4 = big righthander this year e . dition to go. During the | nings he occupied the eee | Une hill, | mound during . one while charged against him, they | the Cardinals ie GOLF EVENT | WOT SPRINGS, Ark., Art Longworth, professional the St. Louls Country Cleb, set a reo ord today for the Hot Springs Golt Club course th a 69. Par is 75. 6 1. Washington <A.) 10, Boston (5.9 a New York (A.) 7. New Ortecans Seattle 11, Cube &. The youngster who so greatly impressed critics with his showing at shortstop for the Cardinals to- ward the close of lest season and who is being sroomed fora possible. successor to Milton Stock as c‘ub’s third baseman, was charged with another error in addition to _his muff in the seventh inning..He dropped a perfect throw from Fiolm trying to stop Young from taking third on a short passed ball However, Bell atoned somewhat for his fle | miscues with two hits out of three tries. He algo scored a run. a Hokm’s Showing Pieases, Roscoe Holm, who is being siven| /a chance to convert himeelf into | catcher, toiled for five innings ane a creditable showing. Al- though the speed merchants of _ year’s league chaffipions were pit- ted against him, they took no lib- erties with the young man’s arm. : One of the most pleasing | of the afternoon's work to . showed today that he Wee ~ lowed the Giants bot one hit, ¢ not issue a pass to first’ base struck out one opponent. Sherdel Ie Eaay. Bill Sherdel succeeded but {t was not the southpaw's day. The Glants ; his offerings for five hits and three’ runs in three innings, + oe Wiggington, who showed so well against Boston Friday, was on he ed largely gifts of Lester Bell. house hurled the last wren and | Giants without a hit. Barnes Ie Hit Gearin held the it Mare. three innings. To begin the McGraw sent Virgil Barnes in pitch. Hornsby met him with ren pet left and, after Bot a ed to thwo sped third on Mayerd Oe oOo right. Freighu’s hit fe safe in. center and Hornsby scored, ng ‘the bases filled. Hotm.. hotewon | h | slapped to Groh, who, with » speedy do Sherdel opsened ine Bers: 7 their half and the New aren ae stepped ahead. Bill got pop to Freigau but quitous, doubled to right. < : tied the score with a slam oon ter, Myers’ good return elose on Frisch - the plate. Yo took second on the Diay and ~ ay on a eect name o quickly veustadedl h +o Bell and Young was m9 buf got a NHfe when Bell : the ball. Young counted on a tap to Bell from the bat of Kelly erided the engineered a by 2 Giants fn their portion of the ane Southworth lashed a rs center and on Ovens tia ete a . Lal a fas Zh alle ciel — ay a Ri ie aie i ee pltati Meta: . DT es. pe ee Sais ea = as a Sey a # oad . in s a ev : ee. OW get a’ Bg ey S

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or eee eee te ee Se ee SaEeEnEn —— IO i a ce SIT ct STITT eee a ee Ey Ce pe fi as Lf aes j 2S ST.LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i n If You W P Cri | Big Leaguer’ d Him a P t 2 ou ant to -Put a Crimp m a Big Leaguer’s Hopes, Just Han im a fFermanen a C titi B P; a | LERLE SD CRORE BI RIS, HL a ” Rel alata aetna mt nate tes | | i ‘F, 3 : d F Ab ré ‘ aan D T i 3 get t ‘Enemy ompetition between Fitchers | If Sisler Doesn't, This Man Will ' Brownell Sets Deve op rorm and rorge out yi d Thi d R | *n Golf Issue Ch } «bg ; ‘Style’ in Golf, Says Sarazen I 7 : : ear - ° | | SOLA A a Pt al ll el el ll AAPA cr titted | ee Sisler Prepares to Cut Squad # -™%. Kinsey TiesOne — For Da - National Soce + Se, ; | Professional Champion Gives Some Hints Relating to Good Pk. a a on Occ . ; -. . : - vi _ . . . ‘ ~ ad a. aS : Browns’ Manager Must Reduce Present List of 38 Players to. St. Louis Athletes Make Fine Form Which Will Result in Improved Game. : x — ? , * , . | ; > i ri a . 25 Before June 15—Voight and Lyons,\ Pitchers, and | ragiy « in Western Con ‘ By G - nee Are -All-Foreign-Born Team erence Meet. y Gene Sarazen, “gy : : ~ i ile 4 -. ° : , .° r sco . ‘arc : . Harry Rice, Third Baseman, Impress Obsers ers. | ' American Professional Champion. | oe Pacsembled in Chicago—Game 3 | By the Associated Press. | Many golfers I know confuse style and form in golf. What I mean | By the Associated Pry ee 4 High School F | CHICAGO, March 15.—All exist- js that they strive for style when they should be endeavoring to culti- | NEW YORK, " a ) By J. Roy Stockton. | ete . eebeg ies te | ese mit | Of the aes Dispatch Sport Staff ‘ing world’g indoor records for the yate form. In golf form is everything. A good style is worth-while | tee of the United ater x 4 | ; ints a es 2 /pole vault were shattered by Dean agiso provided you have form, too, but that style without f®rm will gain|™S champion, &DP a oo By Dent McSkin . 4h, ” ar. iv. |p . . “wes Sur . . , eA) i | | | Brownell ‘ stern | » . Therefore, I say re rily before =x Ag s a great difference between the Brownie squad of this’ ic f ane eee rs ee - 70s. ee y ete Sree. tee of the “ AE p ever, was 12 feet 10% inches. ‘and a poor style and although both | ly. tions exist as oe by teams trained in Euvo-| was hurlers among the youngsters th. » i table below lists 26 men. > | | The world’s indoor intercollezi- are useful in golf, style without | Good “style will come easier if | would likely be. 46 | 7 . There is nota sin- | A. some of the ceaies who have been on | . The squad must be reduced ¥ |ate iecord was 13-feet 105. inches,; form is useless. A man may swing depp follow the above instructions. | tion of the ama’ PR pte ~an-born ‘player on the | «. , cng Be: a _~ $0 26 by June 15. There are | established by. Brownell in the Illi-| the club nicely and look good do- finish your swing with the. hands | Other high ie ae : and the visitors play | °* the Brownie pay rol! for years may I$ x players — ae The others { /nois'ielay carnival two weets aso.'ing it and yet never score well, | weil out in front and the arms as | eting Paps ne tal aracteristic British passing | jacks be forced out. 1 ¢ dd way Wine “arlieen san The best indoor performance in| That is because the has poor form | Straight as possible. Keep the | o¢ he receipt of £3 The Vespers know how to | A, Shocker, Vangilder, Davis, Dan-|) ana Rich: Catchers Schulte — ‘ open competition was made by in hitting the ball. | tert leg straight at the finish of the | Argentina, A a but they know better how to | Coutts r ‘olm and Bayne are!’ Mons and Tyrrell and Outfielde |'Laddie Meyers of the Chicago Keep Right Elbow Down. swing and do not allow the body to | ’ ey a o score goals. Am forth, Pruett, Kol| ; iedhee oR - leider | | - CS Ye rer bend forward beyond the perpen- at the Davis Cup, rr. Cut ‘the regulars from last year’s squaa. | 5 ark eh ioe sent listed as.a i ‘Ge Association and Eddle One of the things ;that go to | aicular line of the left le yo at ‘tite veport of the § four successive seasons, ever | As Sisler knows their capabilities 1t | 5 PITCHERS, - emsell” mrs | Snourek © fthe Illinois A. C., W0/ make up good form and which can | snouider Keep the siahé’ shoulder | mittee, a al hi. Louis has been represent-| ne 4s safe to assume that they will |) Shocker Rollirtedn parenre 2: 12 feet 10% inches in th *|be obtained through constant prac- down throughout and at the finish | The Intern 7 » the national soccer com petl- | form the nucleus of the hurling '(' Vangilder Ellerbe | Gen ral A. A. U. meet here 2 yciritice is a proper grip. Many play- as well and you will have attained | Committee deal * g local team has played in the ) auch etaff. But a couple of them may f Danforth OUTFIELDERS, « ago. ers I know constantly change their | ,504q style. I tton of the World ¥ i the Vespers win ‘togay) a be getting a final trial. Their at- |? “ache Hf Williams ‘ Illinois Athletes Shine. ‘grip.. If they slice they turn the! gayy¢ j¢ you want to hit the ball|four “enemy in. s the Bricklayers they will en-| : rue Jacobs , : tie D | , . | aes - Sa ° tention to business indicates that Fi Kolp on PS rgeercre gg amy nm aie § Rg Fe wr ee the ne sos} if rn )and score well follow the instruc- | Austria, Hun ; eye pict ae e world’s mark, smashe wo} hook they turn it over on the sha . , eal : | . they want to serve well and that /( Bayne Evan: . » & or d ; . ~~ | tions for obtaining form and let the | were ineligible for Tix Tot they realize the necessity of show- |) Lyons Bennett Conferénce records and tied two.,more. Find the grip which suits | rojlow through take care of itself. | petition until.a twas pe. yank CRG ea ing winning ways. 2 Voight FIRST The I!lini scored on seven of the|your hands and your swing best | inte all the competing 3 ved the classic. | . CATCHERS, BASEMEN ten events, capturing first piaces;and stick to it until it becomes | CONTRO NE 4 large delegation of Chicago. Two New Prospects. S Reveteia Ne ea | i | L OF WARK them eligible, ; : ,| ian ¢ Severe Sisler in six of them. They also picked | habit. Se have accompanied their team | Lyons, obtained in the trade with I Ried pay el ‘Sat Se a, at fee Se eee | | UP two seconds and a pair of fourth! Just what kind of grip is best de- | BALL CLUB REVERTS sa Cable Vote’ iS. : . The Bricklayers are said to | Los Angeles, and Voight, from iS THIRD Spool ; , : ee ras ae & ‘ | places. | pends on the individual for those | TO FORMER OWN Consequently % strongest eleven ever re- | anol Denver, appear at this early date | ( BASEMEN. OS somo oN. . | | lowa finished third in the table/| with large hands I advocate the |. iis smaesineel aiuien , |Lawn Tennis atic in Chicago, and probably ma | to be the class of the newcomers. Rice SHORTSTOP. of points with 15%, with Chicazo | over-lapping grip with the little | NEW YORK, March 15.—Control | its capacity as the de popular. The main squad Colts That makes a pitching staff of nine |$ Simon Gerber “| fourth with 13. The balance of the/ finger of the right hand over-lap- lof the Newark baseball ‘club, storm | tion; cabled sam es rs, with the team, arrived | . 4, men and it is not likely that the RE EE Ee a | ee mre 4 . points were split up as follows:/| ping the forefinger of the left. | Oy FS: as the ‘Totiiaeeal lem of th peat } jast night. held Browns will carry More than that | tno Slicing is done That's how/| —By a Staff Photographer at Mobile Nortawestern, 02-8). Me ee par 7 oe eadas reverted to the,.former pwn sanction tee Tan “ace 10, Crowd & _ pole after June 15, the date when the | goo" they look. It will be a merrv FRED SCHLIEBNER 6%: Wisconsin, 2 1-3. Purdue | hands can do better with the inter- ‘era: Wihitantseekes and Bernard | these eheis mie, wh fair weather, a crowd of es b a ito 25 en. | battle. at ' , A as ’ failed to place |locking grip I believe. Some peo- | = om ; C86 ChANCNSSS ae 2 equad must be reduced to zo men. 4 | any rate, among the third | p : a | aed ae Moan of Baltimore as a result of The d il be ma is anticipated by local offieg ton The other hurlers in camp are |£@cKers ard between the third sack- Who is being coached, in the fine points of first base play by Daniel Kinsey, formerly McKin- | ple can get better results with the | the refusal of Michael McTighe to dent Coolid be t the ’ ‘in steps will Grant. Blacholder, Payne, Wingard, jers and the young pitchers. e Manager George Sidier of the Browns. If Sisler Salta te tian |ley High School boy of St. Louis, | old-fashioned or palm grip, Select | post $25,000 as ‘a guarantee to ful- po Monday ph. ee If the one oh mm 2 Peters gard and Wilson have displayed ROJAS SAILS FOR N. Y. } forts) Schliebner will hold. down the position in improved |sity, was one ‘of the outstanding; ®n@ useful to you and stick to it. | syne cate which negotiated for the | challenge will Me a—— Betis vcttanet teak ae ee good points in their workouts and | TO START CAMP form this year. ; ‘figures in the meet tonight. Kinsey; It is good form to k6éep the right | Durchase of the .franchiae. The international com for the nations a BH et beagl Payne was highly thpught of by : Si EEE caiman tela: Sc RC ML dS PS a e _|in winning the 60-yard hurdles,/elbow down and close to the body; .NEWARK, N. J. March 15.-—|'Ul¢s that failure to:ease me, two sections a ~ty at tha nina | Lee Fohl, who is a keen judge of FOR DEMPSEY BOUT —_ LPL PPP P PAPAL PPA PARAL =I ane | tied the conference record ofj|on the back-swing. Therefore, get easements McTighe, owner of the |to be considered as & 8 pet ya oy, Sy. Oe | be h hurlers. But if any of the six are | Ry the Associated Srene ) ~ : "7 3-5 seconds for the distance. jin to the habit of swinging the club | Newark International League base- | ® Batee, yee ng ee edi ‘inal: | eee retained after June 15, it is likely NEW YORK, March 15.-Two| W/ 9 | Besides Kinsey, Meiher, another/in this manner. If you will keep | @!l club, said today that the order | Unofficial agum Epes. gt "defeated rivals in the they , that the nine originally named will | south American Busilists secki | -- ’ | Illinois University star, early in the | the right elbow down you will*also | of the league's directors that he put pon, that the Aus asp, iedeestonal league ahd also | and h bout it, and grieve. . | and the use of political pull and the pitcher not in legal iti ; , | ow if do not sacrifice speed for com- ‘ | é I ) gal position (|50-YARD DASH—wWon by Arres, Iinois: : st} ‘ “ ” | money offers, the “‘trust”’ forces t thr } ‘ules sav , ‘ Wittman, Michigan, second; Hubbard, n. Scott has taken a place — a eng of the per ire oped OUTLAW have eténdlly barred the dates ne Ae taht = sre “ yf tenn Michigan, third; Evans, ailinois, fourth, Tate Brady as one off the i sonne the outfie squad. Wil- EBALL TEAM QUI ave ' . ; ates ¢ ‘ e called, at- ime. 5 2-5s. libacks in the local league = TS | against this man-mountain. His ter does not offer at it, although | (Ties conference record.) = High Hams, Jacobson and Tobin will be FOR I ACK OF G AMES | only matches of consequence in it cuts the heart of the plate. But wer TA Raa in pA omen re Ambler Needs Watching. in th ’the regulars, with Joe Evans and aa 3 | several yearS have been with that it is a strike if the batter i in), second: Dauber. Iowa (41 ft. gh the Bricklayers are sald | tiona Herschel Bennett as relief men. ‘HOReETO ee | John Pesek and Wladek Zbysz- | swings At it and misses. Gt in.). third: Daine, Iowa (40 ft. 11% | @ team without individual) whil That will make the outer defense Niele N. Y. March 15.—~{| ko | . F : YARD} H victe : : 7 7 . A Fi ants to know what (| 440-YARD DASH—Won by McFarlane the center forward, arry | *. on | Hornell, rate ey ee om watts EYARD |_DASH—Won by McFarlane, ‘an much stronger defensively and on ihe rt as the strongest put M 3 Baas ene « iLo a. s , “TC 4 ci Pair 7 ons » 4 an feld. eg it can find no mofe opponents | reaches every newsPaper office | any other play. | Ohio St — vein lag No Oy - io k Ricthere "Ailes ad outetae er Will play first base, unless piay, it Was announced today. | in cities where Lewis or trust | The rule positively states that | Michigamfourth. Time 3:33 1-5. | eee i he suffers a rela b ’ 4 Two years ago t} ’ st OT goalie oe . 3 vias and Bob at outside left, are | | pse, but he will & 1¢ team won the! stars perform. Insistent { is if the batter offers at the ball, | POLE VAULT—Won by Brownell, Ulinois ae M4 . | . independ s his |; . 4 , youngsters who came from | retain Schliebner bably f ependent championshi f th 7 : : ‘ Tee oe (15 ft. %% in.); Brooker, Michigan ,12 e ) ¥ , | a » provadiy, or United States havin 4 oO ©; demand for recognitidh. and si- | the play that follows stands. If ft. 10% in.), second: Boyle, lowa (1° am qs eo oniy five months ago. Dave uty in the pinches. McManus, of as Scott Perry lene dp a _ ae | lently is the demand ignored |, he misses, it’s a strike. If he et. o in.) wire; Hamman (Wisconsin). @ Ua y) ame yr at inside right, played here. , ‘ al nd . Huscher tiNorthw . a . » ecurse, will play second base and Athletics; Harris of the : MK so aa | * * . :+ hits a home run it goes as a ~ © is@ greatman)| Gene Robertson is playing bril-| e. said’ oh , oe | dinals will remain at the ola |__ SUPPlemental to Charge Five: Ij Stabilized markets and our enormous Baginst the Detroit Celtics m the pinch, a courageous fielder./Jiantly this season. His work! - © Stecher-Londos- | rental of $20,000 until 1930, if received on March 10 a telegram enabl this that they l — ~ — is none too strong and | around ‘second base has been very | Gardini,match was the first step | Agate see fit Age ve" ** | from. William C. Prout setting forth | output es us to make ae ' _ meta naetoat tae eee a antty. sor Pata 4A Sa, ~ tage ~ ava capt man e | ae policy . showing uP wild | oy. " ° . ,that ‘Paddock’s lecture tour, for | reduction. JOHN RUSKINS are : Bia E defense ) x ; ; ® can play third, , engers, this policy still | hi , : fe . AS Fame w' . hs was aa ae P short or second and is a dangerous | prevails would it not be well to The entente cordiale between sadbien ic Ee er o¥ big and fragrant. ual to any 10 cent ta helt _ pops Perl: wel ti ‘ > ae ” , \ » . | Facet | dropped. It appears from this tele- | cigar. The Havana Tobacco used is the a. my Association officals in at- | ow hits, on which the thir . Mobile. 4m up once and for all? | wns sought to | : ‘ be ky. » Peter Peel, president .f ~ cag must hurry in to meet any wm of Manager Sisler will use three vet- | Plestina’s merit has been dis- ni ay Cardipals from their | leGht, beontay thar aieee ania te | Seg age reson a — ha | Dancorts will start with Bayne and| ©°mcern. The public would like || would not permit that. Even ott int th t th h you convinced, - a srerenemnietiemnemtiiial | : bunt and ases, but he,; Danforth each scheduled to pitch | tO see this matter sett : now in all probability, ther . Say Speneens See © cnarges | CH lr gender ‘wath Aas ee lke ee. Shocker ts recover. | test on the mat ite ft LS movements afoot to ntcdtntenaia presented in your letter should be JOHN RUSKINS are packed only in John Ruskin boxes. ne ANXIOUS ae | . eas n rom a slight « , | ‘ sus * ! : if rs was his trouble last season. feete fine. He. Sénenied one Bg pda: % . ° out the tangle satisfactorily. : ie tudhamas tree Prout referred | ee eonehest Bein Be ne Bree oped . mon can hit, apparently, but | Brownie pit ‘e Calli shea. | ™” ACK DELANEY his throwing is not up to snuff. iether 4 . a Ee ae yi rein | lling the Turn. Im ' B 'to by Lacy read as follows: L LEWIS CIGAR MANUFACTURING CO., Makers - ar " P’ ‘ > orr , ir. “pp 2 eet va . P, ool a ntl ou hel egned hustion more ee” | LESTINA'S manager seems\to | ™Provements Blocked. pads commalttes against Newaxx, N. J. ? sor "Tei - ce, / Danforth, and th | bear , : > aa ye" meeting; for reinstatement. Pad- | . ; = = Rererreres one-one of the candi. >ecbabty’ wilt Nor nae = Mag Saas i ae mae wonderful prophet, HE trouble had its origin In | dock agrees to handle 1920 Anan. | su ICKNEY-HOELSCHER CIGAR CO. undiscouraged by his| R ate that /the first series of the yeas | 16° Post-Dis- the fall of 1922 when the | ctal matters to our satisfaction. | istributors, 409 Olive, St. Louis, Mo. — - Knockout at the hands ’ te , ’ has Overcome his weakness to The pitching staff is in much bet. surrey oy Thursday he went Browns sought to improve their Has stopped lecture trip. Was Phone Olive 8757 elaney in Madison Square is a ee that he is t : against the popul ratat. | sti ' rebe . : soriane * en There i. h pe ag pw dys than It was at this ing that insteaa ped see by stat- stands and increase their seating | paid $100 weekly, plus railroad : Tae nt. Paul Berlenbac ast year. Shocker, Danforth. | yt Stecher meet- | accommidations. Both teams had fare, for daily lectures and re- m middleweight, annou ip some, of the candidates in the Vangilder, Kolp and ing Gardini first and tossi : ’ RTOS, ae "as for a that the team may need Pruett are ne him, | had wonderful seasons and it ap- : comeback and is- y tility |making rapid strides. Davis needd@ then going to a draw with Lon- peared that both clubs would len re. A candidate may fall at more. work, but he wi oy Se to Delaney for a 4 ceived no other expense. Lectur- | ne ‘Speer dos, his predict}! | ing due to Weaver's advice. Do | | . bub show that he ca ll be ready prediction was that,Lon- | need added seati ; a ee a 4 Sheiiiantiy at short or seen an ieaiektae tee than ever. Bayne | dos would go, on first easinns | Selvink aiaceat —_ space the fol- | you want to make report unani- wagiell ; _ a match early in the pot case he will be re / © Sees the writing | Stecher and there w . ! -— | mous? Please wire. él tween Berlenbach and tained as aj on the wall | ould be no | The R ; R and ts working. fall. @G | q rowns offered to go for- | "WILLIAM C. PROUT” | | holder of th : j a . ; The coming week will be n sey : . mrdini, of course, would wa rd if the Ca rdinals woul 1 &- —-——- ———_——--- pts So ah . ‘ a Py have bee e ™ ddie- 2 minty it does not seem pos-| test for the rookies Thee were | not even get a chance, | ant peau a con- | — 4 Present n abandoned, | ible that a ‘y will be | nt to an increased rental equal | | . - . — tn ll of the five e 4h . ; ‘ re Ss: too. muck “Sanitte yl sag herr la, phat Aap ype om pel the \‘MesteDls. to 6 per cent interest on the | ow pulingre ais en hiked from 50 to “paren shelved tempo- ui and it will be a lon the regu! against | : ~iJ18- amount spent on the | Oo. . : headline attrac- | efore the decision is Bang 4 oo Ai amiete and in a week or two| Patch received yesterday from prove The Cardinals refused and no is now in unusual de- ~ “ | al ae a : Ed i have a better { | Plestina’ ’ ae improy , | Y if @f the five or all of them may | bow muc ir idea of estina’s adviser he saya in part: 3 iproyements were made. Evi- , | | he Browns after mf atte ch help he can expect from ‘The Londos-@techer show The Cards, the Browns argued, dently Sthe Browns have ~been | q) J f | ty . “iQ Lie Ve is _ had che > - : Berne ty S| ended as I predi . ap rent anyhow, since al! } i>, ti ae cted. Now ‘ Pa ooking for blowhol * Oe Sera ; Lon other rents and values in the vi- lease ever since 2 we : ; ° as a Mt , ip mee, : Se Ar ne ae ig - ae

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= Waits on the a Cable Vote Now Being Taken. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, March 15... tee of the United States Le nis champlon, appeared Voluntg._ rily before the Executive Co be of the United States lawn rt j Dis Association today to have det bs under the new. }mined his status plaver-writer rule. The committee, however, re to act officially on Tilden’, indi. - Vidual case inasmuch as the rule does not go into effect until but unofficially it advised that, if in 1925 Vv would likely be gulity of a tion of the amateur rules. Uther high lights itn t meeting include the announce of the receipt of challenges from | Argentina, Austria and Hu a the Davis Cup, ti report of the Schedule Com. mittee, The International Davis Cup Committee decided at the torent 4 tion of the World War that th © four “enemy nations’ '—Germany, Austria, Hungary were ineligible for Davis Cup com. petition until a two-thirds vote of © made _ all the competing nations them, eligible. Cable Vote Is Songht. Consequently the United States # j|lawn Tennis Association, acting in its capacity as. the defending Nas | ition, cabled the tennis association ) of the isanction for the these challenges. The draw will be made by Presi- Gent Coolidge at the White House ron Monday and ivote is received by ;challenge will be offically rejected, i The international committee’ has rules that failure to cast a vote is fo be considered as a rejection by nm nation. | WUnofficial advices from Melbourne Say that the Australian association cabled a negative vote. Ut. &. Favers Acceptance. The executive committee cast its vote at the meeting today, favoring the acceptance of the challenges and this will be reported as the official United States vote. The Davis Cup committee, at its next meeting on April 11, will make final arrangements for the trip abroad of the American tenn!s play- ers who will compete in various imatches In England and the Olyme- pic games at Paris, it was an- nounced. oé ican ee Same Size duction cigars wn Ten. ait, b . the Same tions exist as they do today "a and the tenta. and Turkey | competing nations, seeking © acceptance of — unless a favorable — that time the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924. ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH, = After Wrestling With the Brickies, Meet Bricklayers of so in Western Final of National Soccer Competition | EE Ey OY oF Vespers Defense > Will Depend Upon These Stars Today eee ren” i ee ee a —— — bare All-Foreign-Born Team, Said to Be Fastest Ever mbled in Chicago—Game Starts at 2:15 at > High School Field. EE ——s ————— By Dent McSkimming. 1, developed to its greatest degree of perfection by native played by cup competition. St. ye Vespers are a typical ° team. . 2 Louis soc- Tes empty phrase. It is a e grt of game from that ae en trained in Euro- There is not a sin- born player on the mand the visitors play 4 weristic British passing ay The Vespers know how to * know better how to ct fie score goals. - successive seasons, Jouls has been represent- national soccer competi- team has played in the the Vespers win today oo, a they will en- 4 final against the Fall ) club, making the ive year that St. Louis the classic. delegation of Chicago accompanied their team Bricklayers are said tv ye strongest eleven ever re- Sin Chicago, and probably popular. The main squad we with the Weam, arrived Tast night. 40000 Crowd Expected. fair “weather, a crowd olf is anticipated by loca! If the Vespers win steps will en immediately to increase ting capacity of High Schoo! for the national final. At t, two sections of the stands iat of use by orders of the Commissioner. Yancing to the Western final, sere defeated rivals in tne professional league and also ml teams which employed the short-passing game. ht shift in the lineup of the is made necessary by the of Leo Bergin, regular in- Pright. A death in his family his withdrawal from the Tom Harris, a native of nd, will play inside right and Wimer will be at outside right. cel will substitute at right halt- . Gockel has not been in a suf- t number of games this season some thoroughly accustomed ever \ pet tactics of his teammates | 19, was & regular last season i make a creditable show- js one other foreign-born! may be om the St. Louis team—Tom & tet fullback. Both espers and have assimi- | Louls style in so far as Sy not sacrifice speed for com- | Scott has taken a place t Tate Brady as one off the packs in the local league. Needs Watching. ) the Bricklayers are said pa team without individual | center forward, Harry f bes gained much attention. his goal that beat the De- / .1 to 0, in the round this Western final. The f brothers, Allen at Bob at outside left, are ters who came from Menly five months ago. Dave pat inside right, played here pvilie, 111... last year. The Albert and George Cant, also played here ender, Watson, fat by Chicagoans who say | better guardian showed here two sea- as represented by tacticians, as team of Chicago, will be in conflict at in the final match of the | greatly fj offi ton | he and | ge's Pet Shop. played the full season and at the ney oe: Botel. ) outside | several | is highly than Vic‘ test strength of the Ves-— Mhas been in the halfback ver, the absence of Ol- may reduce the efficiency die line. Have Punch. Rts difficult to estimate h of teams which have & common foe, the cup) of. today's rivals indi- | the Vespers have a pow- punch. They two goals and possibly Bricklayers, on the other hot made a tremendous &5 goal getters and their aginst the Detroit Celtics that they should score no ae g0al against the fast | Be. will start at 2:15 & dozen United Bates PAMociation officals in at- Peter Peel, president .of Mation, came here fron) “Cal, to witness the game. should | | ; Undiscouraged by his | asa at the hands | y in Madison Square | Right, Pau prcmwese | wey Weight, announc ma a comeback and is- eee to Delaney for a | = ior a match early in the | _* mn Berlenbach and Dolder of the middie- ve been abandoned, | en oh shelved tempo- | om pee headline attrac- +. Mow tn unusual de- | iow io an agreement | ay Freplace Berlenbach | eto nn arkie Clarke | > “ig Rext Monday night. | High the Vespe,s of St. Louis, and represented by the foreign-born High School Field Division of the CHARLES TA BARGE Western Goo/ Tener ‘ PROBABLE LINEUPS PPL LL” “" - ) VESPERS LaBarce Fitzgerald . Scott Gockel | BRICKLAYERS. Position Watson......... goal A. Cant. right back G&. Cant 2 left back McKenzie. . right half Quinn center half Jackson left half A. Walker. ..cutside right Coutts inside richt Ambler center Corrigan Cuthbert inside left . Becker K. Walker outside left ..... McCarthy Referee—J. B. Stark, Detroit. Lines- men——J. Johnson of Chicago: P. Kavan- auch of St. Louis. Time of halves—45 minutes and extra periods of 15 minutes each in case of tie Time of start——2 LOCAL BENCH SHOW TO SET RECORD IN NUMBER OF BEAGLES EXHIBITED More advance interest is being manifested in the coming Bench Show of the Mississippi Valley Ken- nel Club which is to be held in the Coliseum on April 4, 5. and 6. than was the case with any doe show held in St. Louis in a decade. A increased entry list is now t GOCKEL Right Holl back assured. A particularly terrier, police dogs, large entry of Bos- pomeranians, German pointers and setters is assured, while it is practically’ cer- tain that an American record wil] be established for the number of beagles benched Contests for which valuable money prizes have been offered wil] be held nightly for trained police , 2088, or German shepherd dogs as ‘they are known An interesting | and difficult schedule of events has been prepared for these contests which will afford these dogs an ample opportunity to display their wonderful intelligence. Any thoroughbred dog may be en- tered It is not essential that thes pedigree be known or that the own- er have registration papers for his dog: neither is the date of birth essential, unless it is desired to en- ter the dog in the puppy class. to which only dogs between 6 months and one year of age are eligible. Entries close Wednegday, March he ee but entries maybe made until Manca’ $81 by tak vaeint ac ne SECOND MUNICIPAL additional entry fee. BOXING SHOW AT entry blanks obtained from Gerald RB BAT TERY A THURSDAY Premium lists and O'Reilly, 723 Chestnut street, Pleg- The second amateur boxing show y , ) , . Easton avenue, |or the season will be given by the Municipal Athletic Association at the Bathery CENTRAL HIGH ‘WINS cme night, it was announced by William SECTIONAL TOURNEY Yorger, superintendent of recrea- ‘ —— CS SS See 5157 A gymnasium Thursday, i quite ‘tually | ithe fans. but his victor) iin the big city and is no U.S.to Have Fine ‘i. Field in Olympic 400-Meter Event. Unexpected Strength Has De- veloped in Winter Meets, Murchison Finds. WOODRING IS UNCERTAIN Ascher of Georgetown Capable of 48 Seconds in the Quarter Mile. By Loren Murchison. New figures are rapidly rising on the athletic horizon and it is a hard job to keep ub with the changes. When first I quarter-mile runners thought over the who would help Uncle Sam in the Olympic eames this summer, my field seem- ed quite limited. The passing in- door season has opened the door. and I can now see a much larger field. The track fan who avatched the meets shook his head when he saw Allan Woodring heaten in slow time. A hero of the cinder path was being toppled from his pinnacle and the successor was not in sight. Even Jake Driscoll. of the Boston A. A., was dropped for a number of losses and Coard Taylor, the former Princeton star, did not come out until late in the however mdoor fhe great season. Outlook Seemed Black. who showed some real quarter last summer present, but the ready to - give Victor A. ©. star, Harold were The men power in the were among those fans were hardl\ Woodrings former Illinois etown and them place. Ascher, now of Georg Fitch. of the Chicago. A. A., the pair. Ascher holds the cham senior junior national] cuarter-mile pionship while ‘itch is the national title- This pair stood as the re- LEAGUE RESULTS, 7 > ee | By the Associated LONDON, March 15. Games played tn | the English Football Association here to- day resulted as follows: First Division. Aston Villa, 0: Tottenham. 06 Burnley 0; Sunderland. 3. Cardiff City, 0: Notte County. =. Chelsa. 1; Birmingham, | Blackburn, 0. sedieetena’: New Castle U.. 1: Weat | Nottingham. a: Arsenal. 1 . 4; Manchester C.. 1. Shef- field WU : Huddersfield T I West Ham U., 2%: Everton. } Second Division. Burniey. O:; Nason, 0. 1: Derby Cc.. 2 Rary. 1: ton Orient, 7- Bristol C.. 0 (ed, 3: Fulham. 0. Southampton; 0. Manchester U.. 1: Hull. De Oidham A... 2: The Wednesday. 0. Port Vale, 2: Blackpool. 6. South Shields, 2; Crystal Palace. 0. Stockport City, 1. Coventry City, O. eS 1: Bolton, “” Bromwich, 1. Preston N. FE Bradford City, Leeds Unit- | GLASGOW. March 1 —Resulis of games played in the Scottish footbal! a«. sociation teday follow: First Division. Kilmarnock. 3: Clyde. © Morton. 4 St. Mirran. 6 Motherwell, 72: Hiber- | nians, | Raitu Rovers, 2: Queens Park. 0 Aberdeen vs. Rangers, postponed. Air- drionians. 1. Partick T.. 1. Ayr United 3; Clydebank, 2 Dundee 1 Hamilton AN 1. Falkirk. 3; Celtic. 1. Hearts 3. Third lanark., 1 JONES AND HAVERS MEET IN 36-HOLE CONTEST AT ATLANTA, APRIL 6 By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, /Ga., March 15.—Bobby Jones of Atlanta and Arthur Havers of England, American and British open golf champions, respectively, will contest a 36-hole match here ,on April 6 over Bobby's home links ‘at the East Lake Country Club. Havers, reputed to be the longest | hittér in Britain, will come here di- rectly from the North and South open championships at Pinehurst, N. | Cc. There will be 18-hole rounds, one each being played morning and afternoon. While it has not been so desig- nated, the Havers-Jones match vir- tually will be an unofficial world’s cause of the titled participants. Jones has announced he will use the new wood clubs he designed this spring. —— — — oe er ees — bearing on thé final outcome of the conference race. Illinois defeated | Minnesota, 31 to 19, while Wiscon- sin won over Iowa, 36 to WN. To Spradling of Purdue goes indi- vidual honors for scoring in the ‘conference, this season. Spradling made 50 field baskets and 28 free | throws for a total of 128 points. ‘Cunningham of Ohio State grabbed | | ith 40 baskets and 3o4.8!ns, second place with ) of 117 | a8reed to let the world champions | free throws, with a _ total points: Miner, Ohio State, third with | 115 points; Pesek, Minnesota, fourth | | with 114 points and Haggerty, Mich- |igan, fifth with 110 points. Perek | 'led in field baskets, Caging 51, being |} one more than Spradling, while Cun- 'ningham of Ohio State had the larg- lest number of free throws to his jeredit. Miner of Ohio State, ranked third this year, copped fourth place last year, having made four points more than ‘his total this seas Stock, 0. Clap- | leicester City, 1: | “O39 ; Mra. J, ‘Crubb 451 Mrs who | Mrs. Adam Leads Women’s Scratch Tenpin Kowreny \|Tekes First Place im Sinsies Event With 581Bive: Forster Second. - Mrs. Helen Adam with a4score of 581 rolled into first place in the women’s scratch tenpin tourna- ment .t the Washington Alle ;s last night. Mre. Adam bowled games of 214, 192 and 175, with but five open frames, one a miss and fur splits. In the doubles event partner, Mrs. J. F. Sehuevri Mrs. ‘dams took first place with score of 970. Mre. Adam rolhied and Mrs. Schuerman 431.- In the team event the Peetz Bros. five took first plate wtth a score of 2414. Mrs. L.-Miller led the team with 575. The Sunshine Specials and Coi- bions tied, for second with 23062. while the J. R. Holcombs totale! 2270 and the Hahns 2140. last night's score Mre. FH. J. F. Sehwuer- man S38 Mrs Traufile 454. A. Mra E 449. Total. 953. rs. C. Koettker 493. Mre. N. 436. Total. 929. with her Forste: Garner EK. &. J. F te . ’ 1 Mre. G. Govd- sc nmidt 4°4. Mrs. B Lohmueller 383. Mrs. A. Over. (jaener, .. Grub 433 open golf championship contest, be- | E. schuiz. 409. YANKS PLAY PELJCANS IN BENEFIT GAME By the Assorjate Press NEW ORLEANS, March 15.—The ‘New York Americans have added }another game to their spring train- Ing schedule to give a boost to the ‘nation-wide fund school children are . raising for the of purchasing . the i'Thomas Jefferson for into a national shrine. manager of the conversion Miller Hug- Yanks, has play the New Orleans Southern As- sociation club next Wednesday. The ' gate receipts, proceeds from the sale of balls autographed by Babe Ruth, ‘Aaron Ward, and receipts ffom oth- |er sources will go to the fund. enn By the Associated Press. | LONDON, March 15.—England de- feated Scotland in their tional rugby fixture at Twicken- hams today by 19 points to 0. ee SAVE THE BUCKEYE CAN LABELS Your Dealer Sells Buckeye. Buy it by the Case. It's Guaranteed. You'll be More than Satisfied. Buckeye for Health and Pleasure. 100% Pure. Package Form, both Plain and Flavored. N. JOST CORK AND SUPPLY COMPANY, St. Louis Distributors The Burger Bros. Company, Cincinnati, Ohio te ee sgl, See é pbs oa a interna- ee Ak ey oad, See oh ta kN

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Pe .- => — 4S ST.LOUIS POST-UisrAic — SF o-_— —— - oe eee wwe ee ee —— www w ~~ New Orleans Results. Weather, clear: track, slow. an” , 7uU0 : Keen Rivalry in FIRST RACE. claiming. purse $ = . vYear-oids and Up. sis furiongs—‘\acuum a &r 114 \Sharre>. 10 toc 1 to | 2. te 3 first: Simag ty 106 Wones). 5 to 1. 5 re -. secon Lady Rese 117 :Burke). 1 te - 'thirad. ‘Tim 1:15 4-4 Poor Sport. Reby Carpenter Avispa. Dowghbout ‘i uiace and Thlhee Up also ran Thorndale Equal ith SECOND RACE. purse $700 maiden 3 year-olds and up, six furlongs—Levoy 110 Son of Black Toney for Parke). 3 to r 6 to 5, 3 to 5, won: Benigna 105 ‘Carrol!) to : > to « $15,000 Event. se ond Jin Kir ne v 110 (Sharpe) 6 to > third Time, 1:15 4-5 Ormazileigh. Litt: Andy The Reaper. Sanz r. lsaman ~hine On. Mike Morriseey r be kK. Loris ie Mcinteeh Attractive and Lia eiso ran - i a an ™ i a ." ? THIRD RACE. claiming __ Weights, Riders, Odds = ':z | . UTia 7 = . e $ ts, t 2 c ’ of . , : 9 ‘ m4 ; ra ~~ ‘ ; Uo “4 sf ue ‘ * * D b ig s . ar 4 to 2. secon , ey . Marc s 109 (Schwartz : , rie > .For Louisiana Verody, ; arcellia. 168 (Schwarts). 2 jo 1. T mor? Ww 5; Arrow. ! wv La and Beck Pond a:so re : To Be Ran 7 - ; r RTH RACE, handleap, $i00V. tor Parke). D " 4 too l . >. 5 : | ’ > iw * ?? ~ | ~ ‘ SEW ORLEANS, La. March 15. ¢) °,% -' Rate SES Seas fhergier). ¢ — Here are tne official entries 5 2 w 5. thi Time 3-50 2-5. Barracu _— : : ” a FF Solis : Db ats ima ‘ riders. weights, post positio iS ¢ —, and ° ow Fo — : and probable odds for the Louls- ine rv PaCcr— (wil ine purse S700 ‘ jana Derby. to be run Monday at for 3-vearwoids and wp. x sod a sis Tomer t auot. 115 (Thernd = 1 : Jefferson Park. {| teenth: Pequot. 115. (Thorndyke). § to 2 . There will be littie difference Partingtor » l. 4 to 1. secor Ser { in the “line” prices, even though ter O& (Pa ~ "to 10 ed rime . ek . d tio: aa J Han “a — ji D1 > _ r 4 Aa W Nw —-* . ‘ : ; e . the track cond! ee Kent I! \crravatine Pepa. ! Sul Sea ‘ s ‘oust a ienmger Seip a.so a ; . RSE Rider wi Odds. . PSs HORSE b om SIXTH RACE claiming. pruse, $700 ( i—Freskman (Stutts Li’ »-1 Soe > ‘> mile and a = o—Blotter (Crump i] =0-1 t —Al Steber 110 (Zander). 15 to | : ~ > . 114 8.1 6 ] } te first: El Jeemar 11 at . 3 *Rinkey (Parke Lic : ] ~ eecond ~ a 110 ™ _ a es 30-1 | ’ ’ ; ; re : ’ 4—Pathan (Lilies has : al third iene. 1:51 > § 5 Brisitant Cast (Carroil117 0-1 R Mor Eider. Water G 6— i ; mit ; 117 De -] . 4 ge er. s™iar ‘,U% Ma Deromda ‘ Uruenimeg ¢ CG Asha ' 7 ham «la at ——Stake Me iShbarpe)...117 100-1 S—Fiving Fur (Marinelli ll= 00-1 9—Extra Edition (Merg Havana Results. ': lor . 117 50-1 : 10.—Dreamer (Dyson) 117 06s BO Weather, clear; track, slow. 1i—Polvo (Wallace) 117 )0 «6100-] FIRST RACH purse S700, _o year-olds —~ : Mc Der- anu ip. claiming e+, fturlongs— ‘ice aa ) _ - Chairtma 113 iMcLaughbiin'. 8 to 9. 3 to meott) li, ‘~2 5 ito 3. first: Busy Bob. 100 ( Majestl ,, 13-——* Daczier “orcoren li? S-1 even, 1 to 7 5. 7 to 10. second: Cruces i9s wt ; : Orteans Item. Cabe). 3 to 1. third. Time 5 s Edhtor ated Mies Holland. Berretta. Carpathian. Ring- NEW ORLEANS, March —_— “Greentree stable entry ee a ae ee lalla 135.— | roee. Virge. Winchesier 10.000 racing enthusiasts are ¢x- THIRD RACE purse $700. 4-vear-olds pected to be on hand Monday after- ji (ferns | T™ tw , De : noon at Jefferson Park when {re to 1@ ~ Mad Nell 104. (Me . Pe * third renewal of the Louisiana iy pe ad c2S. Neots , Peer ” ne * . » othe coveted stake. - 7 | 7 fr > 006 as Plack Dady. Buddies and Finality alse Derby is to be run with $15,000 —- purse $700 4-~vear- FOURTH RACE . and onre-sSix olds and lAimune. mils ‘ The event is one of the most im- —— ae Apuroval bv? Bes = > te. l ah ” vet). =. tire ré : e+e iwi g portant stakes for 3-year-olds ren, han 4 te } = tes a an Alluring San this country and this year has well rece’. Gito & thir time. 1 4 ar USBMe i A. A ger . . 4 D rr Sattracted all the best racers of that | pigudel. Paula V. Fictth Bisee Brus ‘@ivision in training. — ge M sent c as scTratche > iS . A week ago Mrs. R. H. Hoots FIFTH RACE. original declared off Black Gold was conceded by many | sult purse $79). 3-y ar-olds and ; ul claiming five ami one-ha furlongs to be an almost certain winnhe r of ~—4 “how ys y 103 cy — 4 te ? 7 — but as the day for the to 10. first; Regal Lodge 115 i Fr the event: drew nearer. ; contest formidable |j15 ‘Primrose’. 8 to 5. third Time ! contenders loomed and the chances 11! =» = Northern s = Edna > Bonero ue ruption Smart i ne W Inbipes are that Dien Block's Thorndale wil ow, Dector D and Duly Fashion also be an almost equal choice with howe aan iene _— ds and - : “ ‘ aealll , “mre A | "Black Gold’ when the thousands sideas allowances, five and one-halt swarm into the betting ring Mon- a F , a y 26 | canvas ; + t 1 _& day. . * wed to > een ond Sux) ¥ oO” oe +" . 7 to 5. third. Time. 2:11. Gypsy Gold Rinkey Will Be Backed. Kifie Cecile, My Brror, Peter Lee, Great . , lewinner and Solormon s« Kilts Ce astride her as she battles her w og wenger Ba ee iggy agg we around the Shrewsbury ova! will have plenty of backers watch- ing her when she goes to the post. Moore. Somerby end Mees Ait als She . . -* ” She geis into the fray with 112) pigsr RACE. purse $600. 2-vear-olds a es *s tw ry nes _ 2°38 1] ; - a nis * ~ ’ a | i) S* ‘si? = The dark horse oO; the r™ rb. 5 lok ; L) Its [> ; : ="t ei) ss) Bictter. the New Orieans-oOWned § second Not ¥ 11S «(Kenneds “4 Ss colt. A few days ago he-worked th-« ir “pag 19 «21-S me on - ~ : ~ie) ’ ohe . w Mis . ! . : ; : Te Ni s* Derby distan: : Aw #6 full Weik nt a} LY oarf os | str — A a i Check im 1:50 2-5 In all his starts he has bt a Been close up and some horsemen SEA MONT? PRAS Siw on i four bere believe FE FP. Letelliier has a | fUrie@es—Josephine Ne 98 «(Wilsos " . Si4 » ee » / ; a 4; r . i : : ™ “ : Southiand Stable having won the} *! #! Ling Rer Chestnut > on ‘, ~ ’ > r event last year - . 4 = ~ . THIRD RAC? rae SOOO l-wear is = The Leuisiana Derby was ina ik- ; + ai ~ Tur r u~—lsa've ‘ » wrated in * Damask. 1920 with a $5009 purs@ “rors LOS Rails tarry Payne Whitnev's ies “es : ; a ‘Horn : colt, by AU Gold-Crinoline IL, won i 1:1 , Contribution ” the event @asily bLddie Armbrose x . ir and Brimetenre also ren ’ Pode the winner which broke from POUURTH RACE. $600. claiming. 3-vear iis and up. fiwe and one-half furiornes— “the inside and pG6e all i wocn Glide 120 The Krekz : ety Al- (S& bay colt by Vulcain-Washerwo- den a: umten also tf man, running over a muddy track, . eat George and Fay Wood — We Match Your Coat and Vest Ea) Copyrighted) ‘ ANY SIZE—ANY COLOR } Today’s Havana Entries (Copyright. 1974.) First rece—P ures Site wD. claiming. O% fvriongs 3$-year-o ds and Cenfedera«v : ’ Pather ’@mier Minnie Mack »- IOS 2 a — on Veronica — .04 Leckpenny Lue Chaparta »~.+ 07 Gilder a) are os ER 1”? Blarney Bov Happy Ge Lucky? Secund race—-Purse $600 4.vearoils and uD Claiming. six furlong. ‘herve eal . Be Lamgzhineg Eyes Ii *Zoona . hs . LO7 Kitty Carpentur.100 Messe Kit ......}07 ~ Ruddies of he 163 Execution ..... 107 ’* Hughie .1°4 Sun Turret ....108 Wawona oo wee Pet ...... Luz Spay og A as ~ 404 Ubmme ... Liz Ren@aly ..... .16@5 Bunnas oom eben | *Phejan .. .207 r uP. Claiming. #ix furlongs "Betty Mae , Mart O Hara lve 7 eof the Seas, | Acouchia ti... 112 | Pourth race—Purse $700 / era up. claim . ™ee and 4 quarter. | “Spectacular «iirl, 85 “Hillmen «>)? be: peer- ae Pitta race—Puree $700, 4-verr cids ang We Take It That Paul Be Third race—Purse $800. €-yvear-olds and : 4-vear-~oids | rlenbach Was SUNDA. Y MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924. * i“ ——— eee When He ound Jack Delaney Was No § i i iii 2 1S Sy SO TE! : Black Gold Has ‘RACING RESULTS ED ‘Record Reveals OPM LL PO Very Much Upset ‘Quis MarGane Sinclair Has No Zev to Send ie , ming. mile aml 3 GUarter: ) | nies O3 Halu ..-....208 on a | ner 'O'Cea- Rona Fide re aL | ~ ; ay . &S Blazsenrs es. a 17” «Bruce Dudiey . 16% ° | hae aoe 72 Eye Brizht ....111 re : : = fy die S - ny be 74 > NOTMUDDO se S700. S-year-olds and up. 9 [*'-| Tomorrow's New Orleans En- ®ianorentice alow nce the plastering and plastered plas- tries. The prize ring has never known a character quite like Fred Fulton, = ovright 1974 ) terer. ‘ ‘ -$7 V0 . ?’at rus 4 iu wNZS Few heavy w « ights ever lived uw ho Rarnes Goag.e i”) Neat Girl coces ) ; | ~ _— Meng 118 Night Sbade 1OP » have 7 Is => 7 eet et . Tah . > 7 , > : - Ms pare +P Salmon *-"*"\o4a thur Pelkey. Billy Miske-. Bob ~ ’ - g a . : \ . a . 4 is re T 115 False Alarm f Saree a aid — Woo) Nie ; n.. ps 11> Tod4v Toast 7I8 Re pe , ari Mi rT i VW li ie } le« nan. an >nT? 2 | ; ° . b Hysteria %15 Charbe Sumas 120 Rartiev Madden. Luther Me urthy. ae odusm six ricog Terry .eliar —— U a. = n’S Ha x 3 _" : an _ 106 ! el ry n ar. oe . Cen — ‘s*¢ aMercury ....-.:05' Reich, Tom Cowier, © narte Wein- TEP . _- =? . , > ot Le = ‘ . ; Moonraker ear nine ++. ert. Gunboat Smith. Frank Moran, leat Pa “ mvyictwe .«+«+*e+s «« _ ‘ : ict . . , a —_— ~ en uw 113 Tuscola 9s Jack Thompson, Homer Smith and -MecMillen entrv: eHoirar ertry 70 or $0 other men#when they —_ . > te ided. The Leyis- . : _aeen Fou-th race—§$15.\* 0 aided , roTH > BES Pawn, Derby for }-yvyear-oics. ’ i.e apd an were A . THEIR Bk: A. — x The oniyv prominent heavyweight ez - ~ , : + Oy Pathan — tl ; * - ; 2 2 sold ° Pathese ..cccess si, ae " it ow Thorné Ll? Stake Me ..217 in the itast years tuat he did nec . ‘owe -- = > "4 s ;* , *? > Dreamer —— Edition +4! fight was Jess Willard 4nd that siotter ii meronca os te eo rsa. mls 7. or lient Cas ll? aDazier . il; was because Willard would net Frank Man ....117 aRinkey, ..... 112 take him on. Polvo ..117 Flying Fur ....112 os ‘arente a c ‘ te “*-* : Yet they cail - ui on ve, oOwW at,Teeu Tee en TY . 44 a a eS eee. ee S-year-oids His record shows this ar up. mille and 3 siete” : " Edward Gray 5 Ne On o Teens filets ........- @ : — , - Sogvartharoon 113 Brunei) e+ = we hE? eee tS. 6 s'o « & a‘) Henrv ] Winner Take All. 100 hi “k t Won decision ....... 11 *Ayprenutice 7..0 Today’s Tia Juana Entries. a lsom ot re . ** 108 Deronda “eee 1 Pa! j eT i > : i sat . ; a_-$1000 3-veir--ide and a Fiovd Jonnson., Farmer Lodge. re ra —— > . a : Andre Anderson. A " Cree la Liewelize .o-- 250 : Ne Gocitee .....-5. 8 es McMillen entry » Sixth race—$700. ctaiming. 3-year-c ds RE ae ee SP 2 anc wp. mile and oF: = ; 105 Lost decision ‘ East Indian . siwv eamon oe +ees OU - Kent |! 113 *Bey From re Knocked out by ..... 5 Deougt os. ae ee Home ee eee eT OS Exhibition r '®Vennie ...-.100 Our Star --iO1 é. Lord Wrack ..108 Brotherly Leve .i08 {mong the men Fuiton im- \ . ae) n Os A eo e} gibie " . +h ae ’ am hfu 1 On Smarty a sin a 108 mered to = eep were ~ 41 se Carmavom ..... 108 V tadgeon oe 6260 a8 oe Cow ler. Porkey Flynn, Moran. ®lonehoat ..... 1O7 *Richeiieu ...«-+ it? ‘ ' “a al Stabler 107 Water Girl ....202 Smith, Langford, Pelky. Lodge, ®i yur bfoun a 106 ee . 107 Reich. Weinert. Morris, John Les- We Ther wie jt tree . - ~ tn i . = . ‘ane ¢ aimed ter Johnson (w ho w hipped Jac nN Dempsey). Can any man honestly be called - .* 4 Dee “vellow’ who will step into slug- i> —~Tig: : 1924 } . + be = First race—$600, claiming. 3-rear-clds, gers like that, meet them at tne 7 furlo re | ‘ _ » te > - ¢ ut > Jean Melt o3 Miss Emma G 113 own game—and Kno K them lady Winfrey .1053 Ike Mills 115 Five men have put Fulton away ‘wunt Bors 108 Jack Fountain .113 _ Pay Off 111 Billy Tren 113 They are: Dancire G itl Opera wo , 110 1914 Al Palzer. { rounds. Mary Malo lll Lamsie ive ‘ : Teresa TTL (het = .? 1918S Jack Dempsey. 1 round. . G. Corte 113 Hobe, Sak er is > clit | Pa Ar wg-y 113 1920 Harry Wills, 3 rounds. me ond ra — $B) CIA. DTiing. 3-year 1922 Billy Mi-~ke. 1 round. a See fs 1923 Jack Renault, 9 rounds. a us 100 Mary Elien O Lis Every man in that group was at in — + ee A ge tt his best, capable of knocking out ek As 1.) ster »-ii. . . ' ‘ irish Buzz 105 Barndollar ..15 any man in the world. When Pal- Third race—S600. clamming. 4-rear-olds | zer fought Fulton, the former was : | » With Hi! On OF wateel LOT So mi¢ (hing Ui a veteran, mai Ss Ls. nia 100 Ma! ret White. 110 w = € vice or - , 2 Vv ur TA ter 3134 as a no “2 7 Noon -oS say Rowerts --Al3 Fulton always claimed that he NO ‘s be iv? i larkson 105 " \ “3. ] as “acramento 07 Harrigan’s Heir.103 was slipped the double Cross age Spears LUT St. Angelina +..105 when he lost to Dempsey; that thr Peurth race—$700. aiming. 3-rear ds and up. six furlongs: boys had agreed to play tag wit! Catherine Mar- ack Bauer ....108 each other and that Dempsey rone ‘ 103 The ID ‘ta or 8 > ; na *} 7 hic © de Lion..106 Billy Star “316 leaped out and hit with ail his race—$600 aiming. 4-year-olds power before Fulton knew what nad up. mile and 70 yards ro — White Beots 101 Piedra ' ...206) Fas Ou about. j emis i-~ Lu Nan McKinney ..108 +h "jlle ficeh-+ thea ol iw Yr ~~} ainty Lady 105 Vavalcadour IT .108 in the Wills fight, th yt 2 Attle Hope li)+ The Lamb 107 made that the negro won because Sixth race—$10.000 added. Tia Juata he fouled in clinches. Th Misk« Derdy }-yeer-olds mile and an eighth ‘ — - ‘oo Provi Lll Cherokee Lee _.114 "ight was a “phoney someway, be emMme 109 Combustor 116 «con h - > = 111 ar ‘lean ‘ - - = i 1e@ low Re lit Pe ored a ci ret ron Lil atloid Fie u 116 . — ; " snooksie Bradleylll Rok and Rre..116 ' decisive victory—no alibi offered Crvens hx lil Perte de Oro 118! we oh ee a Golden Cup lll aSvue Donevan ..117 by the Fulton crowd. Wilmer the Deep Thought L323 : 3 Wisard 113 Buster Kenton - 123 Or Has He a Glass Jaw. My Daddy 113 aDaniels entry s Fulto ellow she. j ti 7 . : st Fs > A «* Vv—or 1s ne, mh Laie Egy eA 313 Is Fu n yeiio c s pi : Seventh race—$ 2000. handicap. 3-year- final analysis, a really game fight- Ss and up Mite and 4 sixteenth: , , Be Frank . 94 Cherry Tree ...108 er with a brittle chim and a bedy 4 Dadane 85 Osprey or ; Allover 100 alittle Chieg ..129!' that cannot stand up under a - a Tr »T entr =) = . otor c* - . . 4 - a LO4 Turbulenc , ts come from behind » Victory. Yet ei ™m tia ‘a. . . . 1 ve¢ } , >> > . > . ‘ yeat Dter. I} Futton has done tha | score of Fight ng (ook 7 > —~ 0 : > ‘ Weather thr l ; Bil Met 118 tim 1 in hie «tT rcs yer Sne« -, _* . r threatening: track siow. ames Ih MS Sansee 3 pectacu- a lar career Whe can explain Fred Fulton Richter Named Captain. But-) py the Associa Pres FOR TRAINING CAMP Bi FFALO,. March 15.—The 4:0 Internatin, : r ' A. D's advan tal League baseball’ MINNBAPOLIS, March 15—Har sf) ‘ \ Thc’ ’ — + : ‘ - a an ‘raining Squad lef? Richter of St b's a} sc hve vy ‘ ee Sout > . _ : . . , Rom ee ‘raining quarters in captain of the Univers if Min: ‘> ie. a . : =“ ; . ’ last night Fourteen|sota swimming team. it was players made u p the initial party. ineounced t da\ a | mE BIG GUN SALE @& 32-20 and 38 Caliber SPECIAL BLUE STEEL, SIDE-EJECTOR REVOLYV. R—J2-20 and 3S Special, 5 aad Barre}— juaranteed Oo 4 Pa nae Ammunition. This Revolver wil ; | ii] be ’ 2 4* time in case a defeet in material or ~—, ed at any manship is found. The gun is imna.--.. from Spain—the equal of any 35 ae , ae on the market. Order today. Special! srice.. Automatic Piste!, l@shkort: U « 1. S"eranteecd at 10 yards ¢ — * $11.45 sheet im S-imch circiec. Aatematic ; ~~ qe atin Revotvers; 214 $8.45 and nickel __ — pty $15.06 $1245 $6.45 t5-cal. Spanish Automatic - 7 shet= PAY POSTMAN ON DELIV a ERY ttt-t f+ Collinsville Av. EF. Se. Teuis, Til. Ask fer Gur he oe — t Ww One of the top-rank wrestlers of | Se the country. ges out a better future than his ath- letic prowess. nou need to become an operatic star. is a brother of Manislaus Cyg2- niewiscz. the original Zbyszko. NI ACUON Young” Mac Tt tor > : TT? iit e¢ . For Grand Opera Stribling Off for Newark. | st. By the Associated Press the Lerby ight boxing championship ef | the Kentucky fixture, it is not im- the werld on Resume Study After the 1924 Kentucky Derby; Mad Play Will Be His Best Bet East’s Strongest Cards for Jubilee Year Are Considered to Be Sarazen and St. James, While Wise Counsellor Is the West’s Formidable Representative. i i - * i By G. F. T. Ryall. | NEW YORK, March 16.—A set of future book prices on the Kentucky Derby—the first sent here by one of the “big stores” in Chicago—quotes Sarazen and Wise Counsellor favorites at 6, 3 and to 2. The next haif dozen horses on the list, headed by St. James, The 100 te 1 shots, or most quoted at 15s, are eastern candidates. ef them are western hopes. This opening line of i »pricez, which in itself is ag expressivon of the track quite in the shade. opin:en, sums up the present situa- Although only about a third of the fiftieth running of ~)® the nominators fer the Derby are classic at Churchill Downs two Eastern owners, their entries form months hence. Both in numbers more than half of the record total and cless the Hast again holds the of 152 nominations. stronger hand. The Kentuckiens Herry Sinclair's Rancocas stabie may complain about the unfairness and H.. P. Whitney lead the list of of things, but every year they nominctors with nine entries «ach. their best horses to Eastern own- while the Greentree Stable. »wned ers and then expect to beat them by Mss. Payne Whitney. has cicht. with the culls. Sinclair Has No Zev in Derby. Tnis year, however. they hav- a a i eee : : real champion in Wisé Couasell!or a —— — on wav, this seer. and |] is going to make everyone — only cok wHR & record ap- lof the Lastern babies that are sent preaching that of the som of The West—and this takes in Sarazor— Pian at Ranceces: Farm « ad Play. a brother of Mad Hatter. goes hag put everything out on tion fcr sell hustie to beat him. The writer say : a> him win the Kentucky Jockey Cid whica finished second to Wise | Stakes the day that Zev deat In| COUnseHor.im the Rentucky Jockey Memoriam. In that race be ran, Club Stakes. Presably the best of with a cracked heel, the ¢dastest the H. P. Whitney lot is Transmute| by Broomstick-Traverse, who won) seyers! stakes last season and ran! Jamen te Cate Gin as though he would be at his best voice holds ‘ over n distance of ground. Jimmy A woman's boast may bring! Rowe thought highly of Pickpocket He recently an- adeut strange things. Jack Joyn ae . tor Norris, the colt that shared the mther and manemet, and Ben at Belmont Park, St. James is the honors of the Walden handicap with } Stribling, an uncle of the contender, | ™0St impressive looking. The Fu-|.),. Rancocas Stable’s Stanwix. Bed- who alse is assistant trainer and | turity Winner has grown into a big well already has refused several masseur ~olt and so far as present condition flattering offers for him. ' Cy . For Members |clubs are ,paring to fer which will from each New York. * = me eligible for the aul ¥¢ * When it was i Olympic bicyele es Paris, France, be run a 1920 members cling clubs routine of : make the road i than 50 entries ter the W tance is to be | men from each so keen co The G enter the ¢ ~J dates, about 36, When both veterang, would be unable owing to eer were turned On Missouri! State expected toe fashion. ) - Trammel. Stark, tin, club mates) give him keém The Century: three good men ¢ Conrad, ru championship, Atlantic City, son, who it is among the first line. and Pete’ still In his teeng, « CLARKSON k& WIN ATP “a | Special to the PALM BEACH, Saturday Pred Clarity and Willie Kiine- won by one up of Poland Springs.a of Evansville, four-ball matel try Club couPse son and Hilime ey when Kiine irdie for a bi green. = Begin now to roll your own cigarettes Until you roll your own from “BULL” Durham, you'll always be this side of 100% cigarette enjoyment. Nothing else gives you the same real tobacco flavor and quality (and econ- omy! 100 cigarettes for 15 cents). 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924. No Set-Up im " ‘mee snammoexe (FOUR WOMEN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ To All Customers : a ie | Eagle Stamps |” 7 ' yer de are «. ‘SeQe sz nmenm Comms = (eae) == Monday at the Old Reliable PEOPLE GLOBE | BURNINGFACTORY Litt Right Off — No Pain! a _Men’s $20 Genuine rol ? 50 ange New pean ganged by _Doesn’t hurt one bit! A drop of Sport ae stones Members of St. Louis club ; ] ; 7 ; clubs are already hard at works “Men's $20 Pencil Stripe, Worsted, ve Bucned Before. instantly stops that corn from hurt- \paring to for the w , 5 Blue Serge and Black Thibet ante tan mr canon > > - j > ’ , * ever rin . Ou Ww, | New York. ” don’t you two-tone Topcoats. | RE F ; f ; : arrived medium and short vamp Stone $15 Whipcord $7 50 ; : enieaie : wt! porte Bh, arth ins ay ged Employes of Bedding Firm] “Preezone” on a sore, touchy corn "aT | B ary a a hearty. “sosrove. Uhelee of ent leather or pear ey | welt-cow X \ that extra 10, | 2 When it was learneg : Men's $10 Cassimere Suits and “Preezone”’ removes hard weight soles; low rubber heels models are very charming. Iiack ; — more pou F Olympic bicyc] } | comfortableand more Overcoats $4.50 FLAMES B ; satin, patent leather, pearl gray, pic ycole events to be : like a human bei Royse’ $15 2-Pants Suits; pencil’ LOCKED corns, soft corns. corns he- Ladies’ $ 1 a jack rabbit or Alredale suedces, Ladies’ . es : routine of training tn D to a Hide 9 : | with Ro eS oo Two Youths, Caught on| without soreness or irritation. make the road racing tea aaa Saeed Siaece Men's $9 renci-Sirpe Pania--$295| Second Floor at 1010. Comfort and Style Combined than 50 entries are expected to b ecribe for my patients Men’s $3 All-Wool Flannel Foot comfort can be achieved without sacrificing ter the Western tryout such gracefulness. Notice these four attractive styles— : , - The & Wa on! ~~ +h Shirts o* North tance is to be 116 miles, aan iam frm, but an improvement Boston and Paris Garters Tenth Street, Also. Nurses’ Oxfords Semi* Dress Oxfords men from each locality tommans ~—: take my word for it Letme xten’s $3 Felt Hats Escape by Jumpin | so keen competition is ags a " ‘von feta each | Men’s $3 Worsted Union Suits, $1.45. ping. $ 30 + Home-Wear enter the createst a als Men's Ribbed Underwear | Fire swept thrbugh the Royal | The Guaranty Cycling Git 11 ore treated yasifyou nien’s Balgriggan Underwear. .39c dates, about 390. TRIAL Men's Ribbed Union Suits..... 75c | Bedding Co. factory. 1010 North | s TREATMENT $3 Combination Overalls. see, $1.75 Tenth street, so quickly at 11:20 A. | ‘ . When Freeman and Stzen 3 to 2. that four women at ; ve J Biack kid Oxfords. tri rds, 7 bot h a ter i4 na, ai nnounced t ca : ¥ | 9 $1 50 Per ale : shir ts *“eeee 50 TY”) Vv at . é { n s od . » ef erday M a he unable to try for the be D INTERES | Men’s J se ? er i. $1.50 | ‘ork th. secona floor were hat TING BOOKLET » $4 ersey oa wo on S § or , ; ‘ . , = ade a L be . owing to business duties, al) eae successfully treated thousands Leather-Palm Canvas Gloves. .19C |) urned while running t» windows | '@ black kid. Cushion insoles ‘were turned on John Banta sents for fat reduction. Men's Heavy Canvas Gloves. .8'/; ‘from which they ju mt | and steel arch mapoere_ see tip or plain toe, turned made of black kid. They wear these biack one- . ‘ | ; nped. added comfort. re soles, cush! ' hav hand-turned so eR at 811 hy ext Missouri 8 , | 14 s’ 75c School Blouses...... 35C€ : on insoles, steel ave and-tu . rap Slippers, with re | tate champion, whe | #C nze of Diet pad ’ oo : . 1.50! Escape by Stairway or elevator = Pumps have hand: — arch supports and rubber Cuban rubber heels. cushion Nexibie soles end -expected to make the ten te ha Men’s $3 Satin-Stripe Shirts. .$1. w . soles and rubber heels. ope insoles and steel arch sup- rubber heels. Not lacking in ™m in / | . ; | Was cut off by flames. One of two | cial at $3.00. heels. Gpecial at $3.00 orts. Special at $3.50 style either fashion. The names of Kensal ‘Unnec sary Exercise Men's $1 Work Shirts youths, also employed on the sec | tos — —— y : * Trammel, Stark, Coughlin and Mar , extracts of letters from grate- © Men’s $7 Silk Jersey Shirts. | 1 ut tatemen ‘ ond floor, who dropped to the side- | M . tin, club mates of Boulicault, par ont may © mt | Men’s 15c Cotton Sox walk, was injured. Twenty-seven | en S Comfort Shoes Dr R ; give him keen competition, 28 sO. Boys’ $1 Knickers men, women and boys working on | Dr. Sawyer f The Centmry Cycling C} | oi - the first floor, where the fire Improved , True Friends to three good Men entered. a ‘Wes. | oe te Biue Denim Over~ started, escaped through doors, | Cash; | Tired Feet $ | Conrad, runner-up to the Fie. Jumpers ) 95c none being hurt. | Tiny bottles cost few | Sole Sho ais your feet inte a pair of ° e oe oes | chan ioaship, w Fee | is like giving th champiooship, Which was held « ~ a etemee | .The injured are: cents at any drug store s like giving them @ va - : ; cation. The lace style comes in biack Atlantic City, N. J., tn 1922; you kid or gunmetal, tip or plain toe a tY | son, who it is almost sure. . Mrs. E. Horner says:" Well, old, of 1520 Menard street, burne | . — ; —— —— —- - among the first fi 3 Pounds. | M of | B rst Ive across the fj wt fe inform 30u that I have lost 48 pounds 7 — , of hands and face; serious. | ——— a . en jline, and Pete Friedlein, a | | |. Mrs. Mary Frankel, 33, 3134 : still in his teens. | i up your mind this very day to Be é m) | Jamieson avenue. left. hand and me for my free trial ' piel coat fat. a eo dine ~ wrist* burned and back wrenched. CLARKSON AND KLINE Te how much better your health | Mrs. Lois Wilson, 44, 1608 Burd | | ky amped = y | avenue, neck and hands burned. | (jood Taste WIN AT PALM Ff . é Don't delay. rite now for . | Miss Helen Bakoski, 22. 323 | ies: on she t i . Treatment. 9 . o = > ; —. ’ rit » ’ » SS5 ° é : . - of Poland Springs and Alex Rh sixth one who jumped, Frank Fu- | eve ry reader 1e | : : I rns you wil . idea that our papers are see papers which, under of Mvansville, Ind., in a pre J ' calora. was no , I - a 5, 6, 19 and 20 DEER, WHS BOS Hurt. hi but beautiful fancy names, are sold at four-ball match stage Mou ; : , : ; — : anything the try Club course bere rte: ss , ; Bi : pi : act It = Easy—If You Know Dr. che wap of the building was papers, worth? of refined fancy prices. ith f son and Kline gathered in® Sat potinces thi Edwards’ Olive Tablets destroyed, with estimated Samasy homes. Our. prices are (‘ome in and see how - | ey when Kline ran down a | Be pi | Thd eccrat of Lean renne ta te to stock and machinery of $25,000. low \(amawingly so!) each sample is shown on for a birdie three on the) ae . cee ping young The factory is a two-story brick 2 : i ereen. Reh SH : feel young—to do this you must only be@ause we handle a large display boatd , “ watch your liver and bowels— a tremendous volume and under daylight and ap- @,ithere’s no need of having a sallow operate economically. .\ pearing just as it would and | 20. complexion- dark rings under your In our heavy stocks you appear on the walls of urges all peo- | ¢yes—pimples—a _ bilious look .n will find new and beau- your home. Note that pie afflicted | vour face— -dull eyes with no spa-- ‘tiful designs of a quality the price is marked in — ape ne kle. Your doctor will teli you #0 ©” the floor. | ian at Geel for which you have here- plain figures. Then con- leatarrh of the per cent of all sickness comes from»-* Because of t - pr . ” aod , tofore paid much higher sider that you are wel- head and inactive bowels and liver. ding materials, the flames spread prices. Our buyers study come to look the éntire Bthroat fo see , ‘ , “ani a 7 ‘ause an unusual : phim about his Dr. pact . a and rns serait re : ra6Ny the trend of line over_at your Kpe cial non- | gsician in Ohio, perfected a vegeta- amount of smoke. ar fay : i r aes treatment; 40 years devoted to aa. compound Pa veka with olive oil x poptans: saver . pore. woe specialty. Treats over 50 patients ra Pit C Pp _ ; ND W all papers and Prices y oO u wish. we Ompnetare d successful. Write for hire to aet on the liver and bowels, BIDDERS FLOC T0 0 = nick from the 1 t 35 are ready to explaining all about his system of hic rav ; vat for : ey, shay c to c : vent of deafness, head noises, ca- ha B he gave to his patients AUCTION WITH MONEY BAGS offerings of the a Roll serve you — crose-(yee and «ye diseases. The) : Pars. et mille a , ¢ ~ sent free, Examination free. wr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, -— substi- = - pons ee Be ann, eaacet ; oe eS hours from 8:30 to 3:30, rt! ute for calomel, are gentile in their ac- en" . , ; will ind papers po e ly. y Office, Room 409 Odd ‘e » | tion, yet always effective. They bring 103.300 Acres of Osage Indian | in our stock fit these things ex- gp S16 Give Street. Phone Olive S41: 3. epeut that natural buoyancy which al! Leases to Be Sold at Pawlius- : , ae : ~ thouid enjoy by toning up, the liver and : ' . to grace ieee ka, Ok., This Week. E : : . amuse clearing the system of impurities. finest homes—yet our this store. Come in and Dr. Fawards’ Olive Tablets are known By the Associated Press ’ | QUICK and KASY way to | ° ‘reir olive col-r. “15e and 30c. PAWHUSKA, Ok., March 15.-- highest price is 35c a_ see for yoursel?. | We know women, young in years and full of the sest of living, who are always n : 4, Ma LOST ARTICLE is to AD- He alert; read today’s Want Ad (This little city, capital of the Osage roll | depressed and unhappy because of a few gray hairs that Farr’s Gray Hair Restorer SE the loss dn POST-DIS- offers and see what is on the mar- [Ipdian ~nation. will witness ihe 6 would so easily and harmlessly bring back to their original natural color. ; oe | ANTS. — Sretioues’ tat ena sana WEBSTER i} Farr’s is no trouble at all to use—a few minutes in your own room is enough. It Bags T: Wednesday of the representatives ee & Ss ii leaves the hair glossy, lustrous and soft; it is not sticky and will not rub off or stain look! Mad A reatful sort of Shoe, at- a oS Saar © with tractive short vamp style, Happy are the that ae o> a a Gann eee * > Ga She 0S th: 7 RR HE Bi em Men’s Heavy Wool Sox ee ee - = ; ale nag Re EPO Nagi. ta . a Se te m = +9 y id 7 , 0 prelate ae ge ee * 7 ‘ es * iy BH oF -32 ais tere re - ee te H. BP ips 5 Pr. as ne pi ol building. The fire started in a pile of felt under the wooden stairway on the first floor. An employe was sweeping there at the time. It is | believed his broom ignited a match the walls of the plain the popularity of nell apap yc I 9 ‘ag STORES CO. i} the scalp; it is as harmless as so much water, and every bottle is sold with the posi- cause the s lightest harm or annoyance to the hair or CHOOSE EITHER OF THESE seg ronan pens paeeee ee ae 309-811 N. Seventh St., Between Morgan and Franklin PRICE, $1.00 oil leases. Osage land to the extent of 103,- 305.38 acres will be placed under! r the hammer in lots of 160 acres , each, The auction is conducte phe Me WEES 4 ee oe Se | by the United States Government oe aa ST ons — ate | : Y ganden whose supervision the ays Oo—o—_—_—_—_—"—“—a—_—_Cuaaee a Gn Gn ee a 7 . . ; are administered for the Indians. 4 ae , saan’ : Osages from all parts of the na- . $i Ce ) > holder, ironing specialist of Kansas City. This book tells INVESTIGATE | ou 7 board; our | : | CORLISS LACED STOCKING so ee a ~~ —— * wre ’ —- ey > . These two much-want- ™M models are, without » the most popular ithe entire Victor line. lily built, with per- %tone and moderately tion will be here to watch the sale ce y, cured oe é and to celebrate the loosening of regular ry Not all Package Dyes are “Dia- courting or burning method, Ad ae con. | alice ek ene . the strings of the purse that has| ' c Pant price $55.00 | he 4 ‘finement to bed and so hospital bills te J Conc oN Bn my te ot ) 7 Ny } : : | ; _ The hod has been a success for eee hie dine eteleend ef. i mond Dyes”—Refuse Substitutes ! | met on a succes! : meee itribe in America. It is a gala time | a S¥ > 4 “ Others From $25 to $200 ‘for them, and their celebration wi'! : to Dr,, Met 566 Park- Both have every new ‘be joined in by the members of | | . - A gt Kanses Gauw. Mo Mistey,,amerovement, [neighboring tribes’ who come > DNACK Ehamel Matboxes .. . Diamond Dyes > = tone-arm, spec Mal 1 watn nen Seay. - tottaine | | Black | ADVERTISEMENT signed motor and are mount. neome from the sale will | 10 s 4 encased in cabinet of be prorated among the members of | Enamel Week-End Cases ° . 9 DIABETES vie. matchless beaut y. ‘TT ’? Always ask for ‘‘Diamond Dyes,’’ | “io matter how long or severe or what ‘etme | Th ‘rice {s deed the Osage nation. thang moderate. for et —— | Walrus - 50: and if you doa ’t see the name ‘‘ Dia- Po bare send for booklet describing a striking addition | Rumanian Rulews Cancel Rome | Grai @a er ultcases ° mond Dyes’’ on the package—refu to the h - | arain | ee a o Aas. | Visit. | ‘it—hand it back! incurabte. torte lined, — —e ' ' | BUCHAREST, March 15.—Kine | Genuine 6 Each 15-cent package of ‘‘ Diamond | ommended ty greteful A ‘Few Left ‘Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Ru. Leather Oxford Bags special. 7 ‘$ Dyes’’ contain directions so simple | “*"* Lay: carat Pan —of those splen- /mania have dropped Rome from any woman oa dye sere, socekingn | a2 w. Cheam & Aveaws, ' Dest. ed Chicage. Peencrpaee aoe bal did Upright Pho- ithe list of Western European tcapi- B K Cc t 60 reeeEn, WENA, Swestess, © . motem | Aggy neeee writtes ; s, coats, draperies, coveri Eepvax buy teceat ‘tals which they intend visiting of- uxton cy on ainers ” Cc Ttenetilind « cg _ scan aa oe | sale. To clear | ficlally next month. This is at- ver-dyed before. Choose any color Saturday you may tributed to the sending of a note M B lt <1 00: a . store : have them’ for— ‘by the Italian Premier, Mussolini, | sa@@QUler oney eits . —— a —— concerning the payment of the Ru- Model No. 100 ee ee Icy-Hot Lunch Kits . . . $2. 50 ahogany or Walnut | in Veer + — yeneay ma — | fe. Calle, Be mat 5.—A Secu mS Handbags, $3. 5 0 to $45 new Cabinet, headed by Cornelio ~ a Bothy TREE a copy a Saavedra, Liberal, as Premier and! ‘ erkahie painless gag @ Minister of Interior, was sworn in | ~ ‘ent from engthing yo. you ever heard eas! , ‘today. It replaces the Cabinet of | urp | the result ¢ yam — ~ WHITTIER "721 Basi Jose Maza, which resigned Feb. 20 Ri. See be jowing to difficulties in earring "907 palo TON AVE... ee . how standing, can “or , “De lable Merchandise” |out the compromise between the We Repair Trunks and Handbags—Main 5025 scan liaise Miniinatar tie, tatiana . 0-day ret 10 te 4. i litical / 1008 OLIVE STREET |snich the Ministey wes formed vers PYYYYYLELLLLELLL itt ie than a month previously.

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alee has MOKE C ity Circulation than the morning end one other evening news ; S&S ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - . ’ a 4 : POSTHUMOUS FELLOWSHIP FOR . ; | 8, WALTER MILLS . THE AR. ’ ee . ~ M rial to Be Given at cm ser ice Today. I 0 LEAGUE OF NA | IONS { posthumous fellowship the merican i“olleze of Physicians —_—_ lente dts ne —_ -— % ill he | ry eT) i¢ dl «i | | ss memoria! , , _ acing at 3 DPD. I oday at the Former Ambassador Says Dispute Must Be * "Oo univers sietten! ; . ' , +7 fcott and Eu- Internationalized to Reach Amicable . _ ‘ al errt o © ve uN , ~ ; ’ . 7 Tne wo G ,urTrowpe nr : . ea) k Oe {serman circies have berun to ta eam ; . } | , . , . .; he S&S Louis . statesrmen have let the matter drii int co-opera . vor Germany's participation in the Ne@ets as : . ioe = . Wachingt« . , nthe wrong Ggirection tor 8$uci : ied eur it A | ’ ~ re« 5 — cuone in 2 ’ ' put | MaOESe Gh... Nation: yg. ionge time that the expert commis- | . Ly Matv' i01 firmation in an article from the ~ ae , cements ._ ’ Slon : nnot Dass i - Cormiie i) aii * . pen of Count von Bernstorff ap- |. : eT aed om . >s gecispon sci ’ PF Pe | TIWITA CL ivesti ‘ + pearing today in “Foreign Affairs ' 7 tee = ico . rtner the American public since the war a = ae 2 nter . = i* : | 1, ™=4) iie >) : cc" - the former German Am bassead: , at G sande : ‘ , at , . atsia : s'* ' Cc ~ ; suggests that the remMiractlior se > : tits . 3 na ¢ — ore ’ rh ' is ‘ 38 . ‘ yf L«ji¢ ; . i) rut this nal ds »f . . ~ } v« r ia! : ad he adds: 5 Nobods k raw S be er 4 ~ @ ; ¢; , ; than the writer of this article that ‘ Os ~ , ~ " . : »" ace | the political mistakes of the mili- lution which w BR «sis oS ; ~ tary leaders in Germany drew gn supe sis Stetoe ‘ | United States into the war. but thy af Cer fina = =1 } Ame " ati fact nevertheless ren | is : ; {= ' i> i? = ; : “lif i * 2 a7 } ; rT. (> i iu America alone won the wa: . jn Berlin that a solutio oug! ction \ ‘ ¥ = —e : World Co-operation Urged. the League of Nations would be eg gs: ec si ly e “The urgent pr : ible iti -_ale Ti. - re Oa roe dj \ i IS pPifasureé i? at rod ; | onitio re para n ques- Count von BGernstorff. “is the pac-" solutien e probiem n to — ‘ atioz Wication of the continent, an ob- found without the assis.a arreeme 2 ject which it is impossible to at- the United States Germany stands Ay. tain without first settling the rep- No Justice From Leacuc. \erything her p » come to ? aration question. The reason why Certainty thedae reasons are su: an agreement p le er all attempts to bring about a per- ,..... aeohenatble but the: oria! integpity : unity . > } > _ _ i? : manent reparation settlement have , as theolutely convincing TT) e nation 18S gua P (+* , r - ) Be solved by the co-operation of; mert. as it should be and some ™ent Ww id be strong enougn to the whole world, whilst up to date day if mat be. Lt j . ne essa©ry terriodie Sa o the two most interested Powers seem bliv ot diplomats acting rifices fron the DpeOoD -. Rut it France and German have been! under instruciions from 1 Germans know sail — ow tert almost to themselves to find a spective governments- ing Tor rpos elivering solution. : oh ne -cisaca : u _ 1} = r 2 )? : siti m= «« . . — Ul . - 7 "It is not too much to say that | spirit of the world ix reflected. The | PTeSS#00 . _ wer 2° es long as France and Germany are League is ther etter or | *™es * : ; left to their own devices the repa- no werse than any oth: afar. , Worid : ration question will never be set- ence would be under preset -— hk Ss r i t council ' a3 . eS be . A*a > . . ‘> ‘*i tied. In that case the franc wil! eo umstances What speaks fi —— ~ po ’ ; - ee } 7 . ‘ . : : ** iLt ° t ia i. ; the way of the mark: misery will League in this case is the f ‘ : ) be universal on the European its machinery exists and is in w oi ‘ ' ° ie s > | | 3 continent: and—tinevitably—a new ing order. as the Austrian and GENEVA, 4 ls a state- | War will be brought about in the Hungarian precedents have proved nent tong! reviewing the work . : - ) ia . ~ + +} Tos ad net distant ture by nafiona! ha- ‘ of e cou! e of the League of kant future by national! ha Moral Assistance From LU. Ss. ‘ ee ye treds and the consequent growth of ““o E to Nations. Auberto M. ‘ 1i of Uru- - ~ No European who nows t - : - ) , ote bolsheviem. France and Germany P = rs = preside sars ‘ cannot by themselves come to an ly a “tates ei pe ts AT erica 0 \" Cc &c Peele ’ } agreement on the reparation aques- on ctivelm In so nz our tr . ™ - , " tion: their mutual distrust. based Dies tL we OF : tor e Ss « em historical facts and national! ‘istance in tl Spir Abra emety education. is too great to be over- lLinco'’n,. Who wo in e per- Appeal to Public Opinion. rope will prove inevitable, because 5. .,. guenre “The expert commission can on!y | Europe. under present conditions .."Swe san BP “ - lead t : I Virtually ever, metmrber of the o a rmanent settieme f ‘hanic: development. s : Vhooe pe nent ttlement if/of mechanical lieve 'opmie council has jsematked on the im- a portance of the success of Norman FP H. Davis in sol: ing the Memel dis- pute. as demonstrating how disin- : - a = © 47. «4, * ' ; BEDROOM—tThree-piece Ivory Period Bedroom Suite, all-iron flexible spring, ali-cotton felt mattress. one bedroom chair and . rotker, one Brussels room rug. Regular $131 25 ~% $375.00 value. This week . eee, e* eeeteee#etee*rt * * * * * LAVING ROOW—One library tabie, brown mahogany finish. two arm rockers to match, one mahogany pedestal. one fernery, one armchair and one Axminster room rug. Our regu- lar price $182.96. You can have it this week for DINING ROOM—J4-inch buffet. inch round extension table. six Jacobean finish Recular $216.00 aa EE Bae $157.20 RITOMEN—One three-burmer Quick Meal. grey enamel gas range, one kitchen table. two grey enamel chairs, one grey enamel three-door. front-icer refrigerator, ome %$-ft.x172-ft. $102. q Congoleum rug. Regular price $140.00. Sale price. 60 Big Reductions on Floorcoverings “A S-ft.212-ft. size, in Persiar de- Geld Seal sign and flural patterns. Res- 9-fi.xi3-ft.. grey. wood me... S40.709 1. $11.20 H.WALKER FURNITURE CO. sae it A Mass meeting. to ures looking toward enlargemen of the boundaries of St. Louis, ¥ be held in the Board of Pu Service room, No. 208 in the City Hall, at 3 p. m. Wednesday. The meeting is called bv the Greater St. Louis Conferen ™ f which Hugh K. Wagner is prresi- dent The call was preparel fc! lowing official information tha‘ Amendment No i. Which wceculd have made enlargement f city's boundaries constitutional possibie. was defeated in the spe- cial constitutiona! election Feb. I2¢ “The plan of the ‘“ireate- °s Louis Conference, to circuiate in- itiative petitions to pla: this mat ter on the ballot at the next presi dential election, remains the only proposition before the public o- this subject.” the cal’ for the meeting states. “The result of the vote in St _Ooulm County and St Lowuls city on anrendment 11 show: that bo: : overwheimingly in (aver of «n irgement of the city boundaries the vote in St. Louis “oén‘tvy bav- me offn More than two to one in favor of it “By concerted community ef. fert, expansion ef the city can be accomplished. but the fir«t “tep is the amendnrent of the State con- Sitution. which can the effected only Dy the use of the init‘at've ” Mayor Kiel joined in the call for the meeting. GEN. VON LOSSOW FINED FOR REFUSING TO GO TO COURI Hitler's Attorney Seeks Order to Take Him in Forcibly to Testify. By the (Associated Press MUNICH, March 15.—Gea. von Lossow, former commander of the Bavarian Reichswehr, who 1a court in @ huff yesterday after a tilt with Adoipb Hitler, leader _of the November revolt, was fined 16 gold marks todzy for contempt ef court Gen. von Lossow was acain Summoned tO appear as a witness this morning, but sent the Court a letter saying he had finished with the whole affair. so far a*« testify- ing Was concerned The attorneys for the defense moved that they be allowed to pro- eo evidel ie i t Ti ad to Ss; ‘ that Gen. Lude ri riitte i (sf ‘ def ' = i] ‘ : ved it} Pn Ss > " >| . Novem be i : Sif Toile ‘ eaders » of vou ha! ex- ate (> io . “@é f®xid () ie ’ ~ " s that we i er ma tm= “istoricaliyvy interesting ¢1 Starck Maavfacturere 1018 OLIVE Si. (S. E. Ger. 11 Playe Outfit 2 Days 2 Days Only- Te : etedeqet- i —— - — o - : BF TMge. Sas, ‘+ @iMaet 2 ee +e grt,. . \THE PURE ERE ee lary 510 Per Month Open Evenings The Musical Sensation of St. Louis \ Brand-New $600 Valine Plaver-Picno—Manufacturer’s Special r-Piano SALE | 49 LAMP —-y . : ' F ree or Rails Start Monthly Payments in e BATS ——FINAL CUT PRICES NEXT 2 DAYS rebuilt eart, On slightly axed and ‘oar riare~ be~t and Pavers. burzcau ims. ‘ermhe at ence Ke Look At These Low Prices Former Price Sale Price $450 Player-Piano $187 210 500 Player-Piano 800 Player-Piano 850 Player-Piano 900 Player-Piano Factory samples and demon- stration Player-Piano Land the increased a. oat 0 religion ovrvsts” tte sent and moet promisio¢ > Thie T.* tle gra have « es + Pre : mé of ' reo tierit ld ° b> : “lhe af Frier- ; . (hert* WwW. El | biG jiry, he cokd piemecrs PUnitarian Club of Poston, % in recogMition of today » birthday. so. Dr. Eliot said ef today might find much py. seeking joey (8 which fails that 7 ~~ pe 3 ferring ‘? the many trib- 4 h he had received fren and Protestin‘’: of bariic’s Presiaent sina! honms El licst aise take great aa tiefact.oc bins which has heen more 7 referred 10. this ifter - mane!) the extraording rv and relicieus WH ef poliuca p which l have witnessed dur- tong life That incr®ase of, v and in Uhe toiera- ar@s religion in its definite ie the greatest thing ¢ a the w orid im mv time : r I tr | PE aft ge wok _ haptics thing, It prem-, happiness for the coum- : ne tion than the pest y . ee my has enjoyed.” J De. Elict sruck a biew at psy- a | Fine dress Belts, patent-plated buckles; brand-new. Full Buckets 15° Brand New Large Sire 10 Quarts Peel ext Co (2 steres “o. (6 stores). Johnson Enderle Drug bres. Drug Co. — 59c White Breeches . = tc. new i.s he eis a Ra venetRee taken on the appearance. Ii, ee @rre! camp. in addition t° .on e Bath: military unite and police. the Japanese Consular po-. Ste functioning. and the sall-| P@ed marines attached to the _ . iTisi S. Army Linen Coats; 4 Ric Brships ai ra ie ee ~+ rene 4 ct. *& Army maval squadren an« hored | firsg eut See ° oe cie eee bay may be seen on the Breuer 3o at any our of the day or. Wesel Geeis..... is. Joga ‘ : : da) te five. fighting contingents! of flee: eo sven war \ esee ls. : is ner strong!' protect ed | ~yt ie : ; ' time einee the Kiao-| et par PRerritory reverted China. | *tatus ie comparabie ; days when the Germans! ‘ed a streng garrison and’ ~ *yetern of forts here. > oe athe = gs (Charctwil) lated {’rl-ae .s vs March Churchill's 1 > ~Winston | bitterest ene-|ing e never sald he wae not | the and im his campaien for) of “emmons for the ab- m of Westmingster. he hag . Bear efforts to attract thie} SF of thome 15 9o6 or 78 908) Who 41-9 take no notiee | Wi tem. He appeared among , berrels and banana erates! ™ Ganiden Market the re abet: Le ing hug cab Ls} - ast) has been used & Sestowed upon him by «s' | nomes Cars the admirer Winnie, you're’ reliev - . —_ * “corer i neys and Liver. : cuted an admiring) ig | por but yom re the best and notice the va Girts Wea Forrigners. ) ' Myon Say es ~t Pores IN ieead ~The im-) te “> RUM ly ~ oa PA nl spas be - will Baxi.) ist viewed with | ef girls and men of Ra‘ leona lity =" by the. authorttied. | ted marriages mostiy take! revivtrarsa’ {ficea. but all ‘rin churce hes t Pte is Neuety Half Married — of the Agsertated Press F. reh. [24.-—Czecho- | oe ‘s = to)6hCO6Udhave0=O os fewer ‘elatiwety then any! feountr; in the world. Forty- | tt = ef the entire popyla-/te® elbow | mf - [Phone Co. Application Ap- | Bee ates Pens: SGTOXN; March 13.—Te ern Bell Teleplrane (> ‘> a Sequire the Kansas City s Co. by purchase of eap- | ras apprewed teday tbe ee Cetamerece Come . 'om" eg

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May Fever and Catery anne -+ emer y eery and sd Tanne | sufferer ore arificult reset etc. rite a ane “iit > in +% SE % ‘3 te E > ¢ ie Be mH ig peom “ib ” pe bo te BS Ihe Datty POST -DISPAI CH aivlic Juas ju,bbs MORE Ctiy Let Culalion linwseinO dd Cine CE rn: PTS wae - a > » . : c er evening ‘hewspapers COMBA Lb - ~ ‘ ‘ a > - . sane: ‘ ieee na Stu pf pe } +”, ( ay : P ; % Ph ae pa 07 oS y =) . J a ae " ace "he | " - v ies re ~ > 4 alll » ? ° , * x ~ a * ee A . 4 t he EF " Od a Pe ae ‘ 7 , ¥ * ¥ s S r * . ‘ " { > oy 7 4 _-s { 2 « Pee A ——_ STOLERATION NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK y, ELIOT SAYS. “AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY . lead Calls Any of these books will a lom Mo~t Prom- by parcel post to card hold>rs -on in 90 Years. receipt of. postgcse in order ‘of ap-— ah 15. — The | Plication. feat and relixious | THE NORMAL CHILD. ITs CARE | of tee AND FEEDING, by Alan Brown ait the iP 4 taney Oe" An authoritative and up-to- date to religion © book for the mother or nurse. most promis! iF 4 2 — nfl wtggre rhe author is physician-in-chief time oft President Eliot of embers Soston, toler: i- the _ the = Cherries \\. ity, he told n arian Club of 5 today in recognition of| * birthday, which fails; 26, Dr. Eliot said that | soday might find m uch by. seeking jvy of Toronto, Canada. ‘LIG HT AND COLOR, by Houstoun. For the general read er. Deals with light, lied rivr- subjects, and point. in| GRoy ER CLEVELAND, | MAN AND THE STAESMAN. an authorized biography in two volumes, by R. McElroy. Elihu wferring to the many trib- he had received from ics and Protestants of inations. President [clict » fake great satisfact.on | which has been more referred 16 this ufter y the extraordinzry ditions created by the Civil War. at politics! and relisieuS| WHEEL-TRACKS, by Edith Ihave witnessed dur-> Oenone Somerville. Delightful Wife. That increase of reminiscences of country y and in the toiera- Ireland, through which echo the s veligion in its definite sound of the hunting horn and “he greatest thing that the chase. the world in my time.) PHILOSOPHY OF CIVILIZATION. Seapniest thing. It prum-,; by R. H. Towner. In this schol- a happiness for the com- arly work Mr. Towner presents . than the much historical evidence to prove enjoyed.” that certain main factors have ‘struck a blow at always been present in the de- “self-examination cline and fall of past civiliza- t arere ; tions. eethinking,”’ he said, “that tors, which are gradually mak- wie wrong way to behave’ ing their appearance in our pres- self—look out, net, ent civilization be eliminated and ‘ : so render it more stable and en- | during. |'AMERICAN POETRY SINCE LITTLE | 0, b is Untermeyer iW FREE STATE 19800, by Louis Un yer. A yoses That Dail Mein- » Forced to Speak It in Debate. of the Agsociated P ess. N. March 10.—In spite of Sihat by the’ terms of the * Constitution the Irish ws placed on complete with English. and that all notices are iseved in both the use of Irish has limited. more than one in 500 of the ite sworn in the Law ‘ourts Trish, and the debates in l are almost wholly con- in English. Patrick Hogan of Clare | pvery bit of national legisla- | been discussed and can- ‘im English, every question n asked in English, every Wiment, except one, has been | ‘in English, and the entire. # the nation is maintained by | —a foreign | Br ie ara S| TASHINGTON, March 15.— suggestion is that both| pearings will be held next week mot the Parliament should | before the House Rivers and Har- ‘A standing order forbidding | j sales ‘member to speak unless his re- | | bors Committee on proposa jm are prefaced by at least 20 the further improvement of the if Irish relevant to the dis- | onio. of special importance to the un- derstanding of a critical period ' of American history—the period pa at 4 ieee psy- | poets of the new era resume of the various ments, treated with worthy detachment. THE POLICE RECRUIT, by Ar- thur W. Wallander. This man- ual of physical training contains the method which has been used successfully in the school of the New York Police Department for the past 190 vears. THE FUTURE OF PAINTING, by Willard Huntington Wright. Mr. Wright reconciles for the first time the bitterly divergent opin- praise- - r ’ | ve £ the modernist movement and throws an entirely new light on the whole subject of graphic art. HEARINGS ON RIVER BILLS House Committee to Consider Hull and Newton Measures. the Associated Press. sippi rivers and for a nine-foot | | channel from Chicago to the Gulf | of Mexico. The first part of the week wil! pointed out that this would Mthat all Deputies and Sena- have considerable knowl- | the Jrish language, which) them today are without. ———— — bill, which couples with the nine- MEN FILL TSINGTAO | foot Great Lakes-to-Gulf waterway | project a_plan for diversion of wa- 7iter from Fake Michigan as a part of Chicago's sewage disposal pro- gram. ‘The last three days of the TAO, China, Feb. 6.— }§ week will be given over to the New- y serene and peacefuliton bill, proposing a $73,000,000 the hope and center of | expenditure for the expansion aims in the Farjof the Mississippi north of Cairo, taken on the appearance | Jj}, and for continuation of work military units and police ithe Japanese Consular po-| Egypt's Parliament Opens. functioning, and the sail-| By the Associated Prese marines attached to the! CAIRO, March 15.—Egypt's Naval squadron anc hored | first Parliament under the new re- Pbay may be seen on the/gime was formally opened today by any hour of the day or King Fuad. The streets were | crowded for the brilliant spectacle five fighting contingents | lof the royal procession from the t of seven war vessels, | palace to the House of Parliament. i more strongly protected | Premier Said Zagioul Pasha rode any time since the Kiao- | lwith the King in the royal coach tory reverted to China aM status is comparable 'days when the Germans | = & strong garrison and'! ™ System of forts here. (Churchitt) ON, March 15.—Winston ® Churehil!'s bitterest ene- P never said he was not @ im his campaign for P@? Commons for the ab- ,' Of Westminster, he has meet @fforts to attract the} MAO those 15.000 or 20, 000| Usually take no notice He appeared among . ls and banana crates! "Garden Market the other =. Carrying huge cab- owed upon him by Contingents and at Peaceful City. of the Associated Press. ton. y the Asseciated Presse WASHINGTON, March 15.—Dr | |Milorad Nedelkovitch and Dr. a » Scream. | Georges Djouritch, Jugo-Slavian financial experts, arrived in Wash- ington today to discuss the refund- ing of their country’s war debt to the United States, amounting to $60,000,000. we Head of Humane Association Dies. By the Associated Press ALBANY, N. Y.. March 15.—Dr. William O. Stillman, 67 vears old president of the American Humane Association since 1907. died today Figame to Celebrate Annexation. | By the Associated Preas. &| FIUME, Italy. March 15.—The t admirer. “Winnie, youre | city of Fiume is gayly beflagged shouted an ‘admirin€)in preparation for its formal an- perter, “but you're the best | nexation to ‘Italy. King Victor h anyway.” Emmanuel is on his way to take Girls Wed Foreigners. ipart in the celebration ane a tri- bof the Associated Pines umphal arch has been erected on r » March —The in-i the main wharf through which he ‘Rumber of eee pe. | will pass on his way to the palace. ot girls and men of! He embarked tonight on the cruls- t nationality is viewed with!er Bfindisi at Ancona, and _ will by the. authoritie s. | arrive in Fiume tomorrow morn- *# Marriages mostiy take|ing. Thousands of Italians from Tars' offices. butiall parts of Italy are coming by in churches. ‘train and steamer to witness the , ceremonies. —_—— —- Php. ilbur Snggesied wl Rises the Aesociated Pres« 9 Is Nearly Half Married. ——- of the Associated Preas eal Feb °4—Czecho- fs Said to have Pec bY fog W ASHINGTON, March .-15. Telatively, than any/ President Coolia@ge has discios° 1 ‘Yinthe world. Forty-| that he received from a Washing- tent of the entire popuyla- a ed. that led to his selection of Juige i ‘Curtis D. Wilbur of Californie fer Co. Applix ation Ap- | Secretary of the Navy. The Presi- proved. dent, after surveying the field afte: Prose Secretary Denby'’s resignation and UN, March 13.—The finding no one who quite met the rt Bell oo tantat Co ‘e requirements he had set up for a wre the Kans: City | successor, called on the Washins- Co. by purchase» ‘of rip- | ton rorrespondents for suggest io 11s Was approved today be l'Twenty names were submitte) Me Commerc. and among them was the name ad Withu- . Cominis- to the Hospital for Sick Children ' the nature of | For C. C. color photography and al- is popularly ij account of Clara B. treated from the modern srtand- |Edgar road to F. W. THE | room residence at 347 ito Julian Root says that this biograpny Is | He urges that such fac- | criticiem of the chief American | and a move-:. ling i'south side of Forest Park boulevard, 100 feet | Mrs. | Lampe; | Broadway training | tons which have centered about | iident of the Hussey ‘(o., to Vincent Chinberg, | ed by costing i Colonial of readjustment to the new con- ground on Big Bend road | Stone: count life in iB. Gallagher, iroom coltage at es Additional Real Estate News ; ’ ’ . a a MANY. ‘SALES REPORTED BY WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO. | | ’ -— The real ¢state department, of the lw ebsier Groves Trust Co. ling results on the spring dri '@ sales record, according to Morgan i. Coggershall, est&te Six pieces of real estate ie show: | for rea! officer. were sold R. a over last week-end and are includ- | _|ed in the following report of sales: ' house at | for | Turner, 6-room 7 Elm place, to.C. A. Graham, lot on Holekamp: A. Meyer, §- Hazel avenue client, 50 - avenue for | for account | semibunga- | Smith: for accéunt of William Creecy: to. a foot lot on Woodlawn #fcecount of C. A. Smith: of Jarvis Lang, 5-room low at 645 Elmwood avenue to Dr. W. H. Love: for account of Harry “ook of Buffalo, N. Y., 8-room- Dutch Situated on four acres just West Hill road. to Walter © 6-room Tesidence at 727 East Big Bend road to a client: for ac- of P. M. Schumann, ~-roeem 201 Ivamhoe avenue, to) Anderson: for account of A. | three lots im Galla- |} gher place to Harry Grover: for ac- | count Of Olive Hesse and others. 5- 099 South Elm ave- aiso lot 12.o0f Stark lace for lienry Stark to mer: fer in Reavis for of Rock house at Kdgar nue, (Justavus H. Boeh- Simmons two tlets Huds son Reifste place Lo account of Fred room cottage at 128 road to John Mever: Mrs. Twining, three olga place to W. I, Kast ine kson for accoun { of lots in ;len- Bollinger: for | Charles EK Morris of Kansas ity, 7- room iavenue to Arthur Weber. IMPORTANT SALES REPORTED brick residence at 6239 Clark | BY ALBERT T. TERRY & CO. Albert T. Terry & Co. report hav- closed the sale of 50 feet on street, from William H side ot east of Saran Seth W. Cebb to 70 feet on west between Filmore and Ell- wood streets, from Thistle Realty Co., of which E. H. Steedman is president, to Mr. Werkmeister, rep- resented“ the. Hammel Real ls- tate Co.: lot 16, black “B” of Wy- down terrace, 70 by 120 feet, to Julia Kiem for Mre. Walter John- who was represented the Fletcher Harris Realty Co.: 265 feet on north side of ‘¢ by 2 39 feet on west side of Goodfellow, im- proved with’ li-room house, being the late home of D. B. Hussey, yres- Tie and Timber represent- Real EKstate Co Chinberg intends to improve the tire lot with up-to-date apartments several hundred thousand beginning at once. \irs Son, ‘abanne the Heath en- dollars, A. A. STEINLAGE REALTY CO. |reports | family Missouri and upper Muissis- | | | be devoted to discussion of the Hull |, oe Financiers ‘in Washinc- | ‘ton newspaper man the suzz>stion | | grou! ‘avenue. to ¢ harles (Avenue improvement | \L. Sechicker, South St ALEXANDER FUNERAL CHURCH REPORTS NUMEROUS ~_— The. A. A. Steinlage the following flat, 4855-57 Northland nue, for Frank B. Hoing to a te: nt of Hartwig-Dischinger Realty Co.; '-family building, 1803 Lami street to a clhent: business property at 2-928 and 2930 South Jefferson ave- nue and 2315 Crittenden street, for Nussman to a client: tract of land on Edna street for Otto U Wittich to Ferdinand Bensoe.: id on 1 ‘A41° ‘ann 1.400 | MOTOR CYCLE—1920 Indian electric: in 1.0°4 800 Dertver 7 are. ae 1,298. 079 | Mili waukee # 516. R07 Total HENRY H. ELBRING IN CHARGE OF REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Henry H. realty and Louis County, ager. department of the Trust Company | Louis County at Clayton. l surveyor of | vears | in St. Elbring, for 12 insurance agent Elbring. a practica division and handling of .sales of ‘acre property or building lots for (homes in the county. tate department has been re-organ- Elbring, who will devote | ae entire time to-it. TWO APARTMENT BUILDINGS SOLD BY HEWSON COMPANY The Hewson Reality Co. reports the sale of a four-family apartment at 2875-77 Wyoming street for Mar- caret C. Clements to Lulu Auer. The same company also sold a two-fam- at 3663 Connecticut street for Ile B. Horton. The pur- chaser was H. C. Ritter. The Hewson Realty Co. represent- ed all parties in each transaction. Moyle Sells Flat on South Grand. Arthur C. Moyle, realtor, reports the sale of a two-family and Rothechild to Walter L. and Laura Raritnicki. the purchasers being represented by Mr. Ciszek of Tony Hurleman’'s office. _ ———_—_— a J. num Changes Quarters. J. Hill, oo. $10 Chestnut street, has taken quarters on the second floor of the Calumet Building at 114 North Sev- He conducts a genera! has an extensive clientele. King Receives Fictchers. BRUSSELS, March 15. —Henry 'P. Fletcher, the retiring American Ambassador. and Mrs. Fletcher, were received todaf bs King Al-| bert and Queen Elizabeth, the Am- bassador presenting his letters of | : BOOKS Wid. —Hiaiaae at cna wrt Cae : recall preliminary to leaving Brus- Americin Ambassador to Italy. took charge, as man- last week of the real estate | MOTOR | The real es- | | tone: ne regsorabe offer refused. or- est “saat Ww. 5bO42 A We ly. | MOTOR CYCLES—New and used Harier- located for several years | $2°1.659.453 $1 78.004 885 | l. Me oTOR ; xpe } will give serv- |} YTOR CYCLE—1921 Indian. and . - Cheap; trade; terms. 2866 | — ‘technical advice in matters of sub- | mo On CYCLE And side car, | | ’ : Marie | / bail | | | ) ‘emle and taking up his new post as RE ee «€ paca al igh t ood condition: with side car: cheap Rolo Corbitt av. University City, MOTOR CYCL -—thariey. 74. and side car: | gee can save $200 on brand-new outfit; mee this. 5115 Vermon: Root Wid. 11%5 N. APPAREL wt. tlemen'’s raite, , a. pment Phone ste a1 Appleman, 1331 W —-~ calls, 1. ee ee Civveininag wtd. — 30,000 eclis. evercoats fur shioment all over the country: from BS to $30. Rell. Deer, lock, Delmer SAS. Geller. nav Ki it NEED Ia | CAP b—ienuine mink, ‘ urr HiNG—For bo | EVENING oe ere bien ladies" and —$ 271 childs’ = curing coats, sizes 4 and re. $3.50 (and 2929 8. ao SUIT—Ww hipe _brown. 4314 wpcers, (ec? SPORT COAT—Lads's. site 38 3679 LacieBe. Lindell ima tc} SUIT gate dark blue, size : ria © =. large size, gtri's cape. sia- TWILL sUIT— sine 54a Aves, . Gash. atin : WRAP Beautiful full-logath 1a. ee , aaah the YOU must pon rSm_the 4 wee ~ come beautiful elethes clety people at real = J a — 2. @. ee D. chanee. 3100 & DON'T “kid voareelf id Tear, 1924. right perous’’ appearance: “dress up." don't around me - “down and out:”" be owner of 2 or 3 sults a season at Chouteau ay . BOATS AND LAUNCHES BOATS—Launches, ee packels. tew and ferry beais. up to 100 feet. Bar- bour Boat Co.. Valley Park, ‘99> BOATS—30 river skiffs, fishing ts ons duck boats, bullt of cypress. wel Sta ed. Charles R. Park. : City ong oun. {son Covaty. I. Granite Rada Brid« | EVINRU DE “inp ELTO ou S-cyiinder Dunn. eerie: Co. 806 Nw. NOU! CSE BOAT—Smail andl rn O% Benton. first MARINES AND POAT SUPPLIES —Webh Hardware Ce.. N, Broadway. oe ( ’ Central @119 MOTOR AND CANOE—Moter with in- boa nl cheap SPEED BOAT—Z24ft. Joe clutch, starter roadway. N._ Bro: ia HICKMAN SEA SLED U. &. Pat.; cost $220; will shape. c — Grand Di. fc) | like new, $100. - ’ leas thes one-half. Call Grand 7364W, Ae eat sell for: | ADDING change eee . retie ators ot cunt ay sz bo dell. apartme on CHICKENS ti. —Kor os |fer chickens. riding one ” hens cheap. T7200 A DOCTOR and G. Sar change services B.S **handymary at residence evenings; state Box K-388, Post- Exe ‘HANGE Aeolian pri galow work on FORD—Ton truck xchange for Applv 6150 Natural shenaey, for rv RD COUPE Witd.— bookkeeper's cabinet dake “standing desk, plain ot : 60; want ae oe Te "Hod . what ha By ny xchange for Vico. 7 Dav OOMING Hol oes Bargain: igaving town: will take Ford as am McPherson av. CYCL Flaster -Davidson facer: | motor cycle repairing. Mogier's 8. Jefie TOR CYCL Harley Davidson, 6-1 ed odel: good condition: extras: eee. « STos. ‘ J Arlington Mi ORC TE 74 Ca 1923 Hariey, i a: Indian Scout, ivory cycie. S194 alabau Pane. CYCLE—19724: - Ist-class condition: 6 Dresden. 2506 8. Js 74 Harley end idecar : lots of ex- _tras. % | MOTOR CYCLES—Ace is. ueed motors: $1 on: tnient’s. 1512 Locust. world’s cham- easy terms. car. like new; ree S765; forme. tr bar- ‘one’ Washin

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Close. aVePe. 109 101 (101 Y6%, VO% Lvl» LU1 % without wal Am 3S Ti? aP Anaceur bs An-A O 7% ioe As 8 HUGS: Yl , AGE&WISS o: OU beth $7°35/105 4% '105 4, CRSé&P a%ai YY | YY Ch U S Bos; Ys %! “9 $. Cit 3 7a C ; Yds, Y* do 7s Db Vb %) UU% ao Ss E (102 eg lUZ Con Text Ss; Sd sd Cuda 54s { bi Si bet CG ts) 100% ‘Lue? Det FE Ge: 104 104 tr BOs ‘28.00 |1VUv0 War, KR vs. Ys ae G Aspha Ses 103 44:103+ ; UG, UU Yo 2... ~ POS ocrire ae oe - te - _ d% 5» 1U0 Ts "104 Low _— a * . Sco eo ee Sete 94 4, Wis % LOO % | LUU %& xen 103% LU 4 LV : 07 44%, : 103 46 Mile | SS % lol Lol PUG % hy | ltl My 1O4 . 3 BOD 4 ; 103! O45 LU O 6s! 081100 % 100% LOO % U OU FP Ssi 71 71 v1 » 2 Va Ry 5s wii 93% 93 03 - - ——— ...... 4 FOREIGN BONDS. 6 Rus G 6%s 18%) 17%) 175% 10 Ros Gov | 6% m cf) 15%) 15%) 15% 29 U S Mex 4s! cfs dep | 32 | 32 | 32 STANDARD OILS. 400 Ang A O| 17% c 120 Borne S ‘358 10 BuckeyePL 70% ( Chesebro - Mfz new; Slte! Slta!l 51% eno | 70%%| 70% ~ re) q = 39.50. Decem be: ; arch, eis : October, 28.85; March 15 . —Bar 486. | Bond Sales—Conti nt Ay 4 | High, t ‘La*®, >» BON DS. Mar h Gorlars lars, Salee—Secur! ty. —~——e ee RAILRO. AD a: ale IM & ‘SR & ie - ae "1 StL&sF pr = SPM ry , Th Marup os SAAP 1 4s 5S A I, sta 4s . lL. adj Oe ‘48 W Shore 4e. W-B & E list or "eS « ye aie ———— - WE WISH TO BUY 50 American Stove 25 Broadway Savings 5M Dillman Bakery 65,1 25 International Life 25 Jefferson Bank 5M Mo. Edison El. 5s, 1% 80 Missourt State Life 50 Rice-Stix 2nd, WE WISH TO SELL 25 American Stove 20 Annapolis Lead 10 Asso, Simmons Hdw, 5M Corno Mills 8s, 192% 100 -McKinney 5M Iaciede Gas 5145, 1 20 Liberty Central Trast © 25 Republic National B 100 St. I. Rocky Mt & * — een 7 ia. “49 We have a special de cpa td ie purchase and eale of ieter im lieted bonds ani. rtocks varkets. I wembere York &tock | Wembers ‘ot Louis Stock vate es ee ae SPECIAL DAILY— Special Correspondent of t Wall Street | = and Comment — Post-Dispatch. YORK, March 15.—A es of sharp breaks among in- Mocks and heavy buying prices in a few rails made | jumble in the two-hour | As’between these two con- influences the main body drifted about uncertainly, majority of small net de- of Kelly Springfield } some time during the early if April to act upon on the 8 per cent pre- wck. The selling of Kelly- ; common was extreme- W this morning and had a effect’ on some other Kelly Springfield 8 per cd was down from the. sale. een francs remained around : he Bond | Market. figures of their recovery. * rontinued to sag. It Bearly a cent and a half it Was selling ea rly in In connection with the movement the * Commerce figures on the foreign trade were of y showed even the British Board of did Thursday that m balance in our favor has ‘onsiderably. 1 part of the $34.- f0ld imports in Febru- m Great Britain, vet even in combination ished trade balance. help Merling exchange. today’s bond market ™ along the lines of Friday. Was again evident in the 3 The new Argentine “UC in which were 4 pi | 3 Livings e the | CorO new 48% 48% 48", CumbPL 134 14 134 Gai Sig O Gl 61 Hl HumO& | new 42% 4% O C 108% 108 %& P L.| 94% 94% s © Ohi 10. SWP Swank Ff Vacuuin Oil new I 63° 63% 63% INDE PE NDE N r OLLS. “1 BosW vor g £ $$ Carib Byn , Cit Ser 1] Cit ‘ : 1 Cut $1000 C! a atelte Federal i! r Pet =" M rund Pro t on Ot ae eT OTe 6 ei = . Sr ants - -v* oe oF z ) 50 Ohio 20 Penn + Penno Oj | 1 Red B O ne 4 Salt Ck Pr 1 Sapulpa FR ol Seab Oil 1D WilcoxrO&G 50 a: ad Oi! _INDU STRI AL S. ?P rack new. a Acme 3 1 Al Pk S? « — ter Q Ro Coeds ~ CSC wee iS i 3 I> 3 Doehler Dub C Dan I ane Sts Ure cot y S 2 io be } - ise Tie . > 2 Ghitecia s oR Depart- | more | ¥ from the curb to the ©. advanced half a | 0 where, however, they six nin One-half points | Offering price last Jan- bonds held their week and in some . upon them. Week, the advance in tes has been the fea- market. The rise | ¥ night ranged- from the French Republic b voints for the City «f This improvement am ® reflection Y of a of the ty Also has been notabie ee in the Austrian time this year to | fering price. De- . eatations for fdreign mited to some ba Hh above the nds are re- th te 1930, ee. and strength es the chief interest © ogre. - ho) i Glen Al — wpe ae cr — - ~~ —_—-~ wl 4 “eyden Ch 2 Hudson Cot! Cc In f T ‘cit oes ne de a. we oe =~ Ww Oh el a hh Reel el aD tacio Rad Cor pf Sal G P nw vot t cf wi : 7 S Cc @4 nw le of the week has been in the wide? fluctuations in certain industria's. The most notable case is that gf the Wilson and Company bons, where the junior securities had «1 | extreme break of from nine to 12 points with, however, a substantia! recovery yesterday and today. first mortgage 6s lost in smaller de- igree, The Virginia-Carolina Chem- ical issues also were down on the week from two to three points and the losses at the extreme low were | larger. In contrast ot the industria's, speculative rails are for the most part up on the week. not been large but the trend nas been unmistakable. It was helped along by the action of the directors of the Southern Railway in putting the common stock on a 5 per cent dividend basis. Chicago and Alton $s, the first mortgage issue, has, been notably strong and there has been good buying in all the Sea- board issues with the largest gains in the consolidated 6s and the re- funding 4s. Liberty loans are up on the w eek | and there has been a better de- mand for the savings bank rails. New offerings for the w talled around 27,000,000, the largest single issue being Norfolk and Western equipment trust cer- | Hficates. This total does not ii- clude the $400,900,000 States Treasury certificates. March Ad. —Fo! lowing is a previous closing prices of securites traded i. ‘ in J]00-share lot; rev, lose. 1U4% JOM (oo! lez By ried. | exchange i lent "4 | reforms | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | Saturday's. Great i Cab) The | Gains hayv® eek to- | : Thriiar | GRY AND—Mark Ay United | « , lowest, closing Curb Market to- Siandard Qi) issues, ‘value each, of saies. highest, m the New . {4, fexcept in the case . represent $1000 ‘face Seles. = ~* ‘ ® Urity idigh. __ INDUSTRIALS. & CailOs% 103 ‘he =" S" ‘ ; st? Tob P Exp. 9 Alamo ‘> (> if Canario JO Cc —> | 5 & Atn 7 Cc Cresson G Davis Daly “4c 30c a i a oreion Exchange Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. The -evening ' weekly foreign nch exchange all rading and vivient rying the rate up This movement was attribut ed of the S1LOO0O00.04KK) for a SUS. AININEA ior Situation in France in the currency ondution an . ve i} BS for Thent nts rep rted bank iiegh in t comn arated disposed of French ge them i i chang- riing arf lars, and ogressed retrieve rd movement wp urgent tforits to rading was French points a faded ma;©r: a age fisco1 ** on *?> izfti AS re this discount >» afternoon the ditions. tions genera! in demand for , and there f sterling futures at eal cent over a two months Spanish exchange moved inde- nt of other per ib e! Demand (orn.. ” 80 Cave Com.. 90 dave th - ‘par 19.3 r franc): Demand telaiurm | par 19.3c : Holland ‘Ty Cabies Sweden | eT j Deman: ‘ “able ~. . Den nark (par 6 1 Rc per krone Demand . ~abies Sw tzerland 1¢.3¢ per Demand abi . >pain "Twas : franc) 19.3ce par crachnma) Tema mal Poland pe per mark) Demand 4 ae ‘ ho- Sioyak a( par Ae per crown) De shee Argentit ai Dat oa 43 cente per peso: . Demand = ; 3350 (par 54.6% ner milreis) os. i 0100— 3385— 1150 |t, ‘@nieat mur Demat vat EECE—Drachn O75 ong? iD: 1.62 NMOO TI's. CyeeHo-Star AKIA——t roewn «dD» LROIENTIN 4-—- “6: “Sa; NO. &. No 2. Si7 Millstuffa. . $26: mixed feed. S27: flour. Soe oat feed. $13.50-14 white standard $17-18 Alfalfa Meal. $29.50: No. 1, $23: No. *”., SS ——e Butter, Eggs and Poultry | ST. LOUIS. BUTTER. EGG AND POU EXCHANGE, March 15.—St. Louis mission houses today paid the follow- prices to farmers and country shippers ound lotg of the various articles (smal "Ss Are uéual ly ouoted higher) YGGS—F reen country candied, 20c; returned, lc less «Sc; siock, $29. “hoice, caces extras, ‘BU TTER — Creamery. packing 43c: seronds, 40c: ‘er pound: Northern wins, ‘2c; longhorns, U2 Sc, ‘ rints. °S3e: bricks. Oe. PIGEONS AND SQU ABS—Live pigeons. 50 per doz.: common live squabs, $1 per doz.; dressed squabs, 65c per pound; sivall dark at 40c per pound. LIVE POULTRY—Hens, 9 coths, Lde: cull i springs, ISe: broflers. Shc: tur ‘keys. toms, 2c; ' ducks, small ducks. loc; capons. capons, "] _ —— au AS. muuscn, y capons, No. : yo! r Por LTR turkey = ¢t enh wy lke: fowls 23 \gc: stags, ‘Sle: cocks. 1d spring chickens, 30c¢: brollers. 40c; ducke., ea 2 7Cy geese. 14a 1S capons. 294734c: slips. Va V EALS—120 to 180 poun nds. per Ib 1654180 Ibs.. 9@10c 1304 200 Tbs... S@Oc Der Ib.; underfed, underwei ight, etc... selling | for charges Sheep. i 4c: bucks, 242%c; sprine lambs, S5@ 12 per pound. according to size and quality: culls iess. hg”: S—Per doses: dit $2.25: small, $1,450: babies. ROASTING PIGS—6@° ‘Cc Der VEGETABLES, ARTICHOKES—California. per box. ASPARAGUS—California. ase BEETS—Home-agzTorn. 50¢ to 60c per bu box: Texas at 7ic to $1.35 ber bu eer A “ABRBAGE—Texas,. $58 to $60; Patt is. DRESSED picked. Mitr toms, ~6c: No per ib coarse, ‘ 7 dc. Ib. $4 to $5 ‘ARROTS—Home-grown. $1 par box: basket. “AULIF LO ene and 5 ver crat ERY——¥Fio rida. $3. to California large crates s 3,00 neseeeee, BoD per oe. 50 to 700. CUCUMBERS—Indiana r dozen: Florida. $8.50 EG t*a~ ANT —— Fjorida, | per 1% crat | culls . $2 to bu ham 7 Pe TOMA TODS——F orice fan 11990 ss 9662 | ms ARt Nee ‘Louisiana. $2.50 to $4 GARLIC—California. in eacks. an ING. PEPPER: GR 4 crate, $6 for, Fancy and No. 2 at $: 2.5 [T7MBO—Cuban. $6 per 6-pan crate. HORSER ADISH—Home- -grown lares size, $10 to $1%, 100 pounds KALE— ; Alabama. $1.65 per smal! pack. 1041 10 %e Duluth | ‘hwded 34 | | ca week ago, and heavier than a year | *reccipis and nt tho, of grain in busheis SELLS HIGHER | Fatere Grain Prices — 15.—-Following is the officta! 1ecord . today's higi, low and closing and pre- pS: ome > local market and s receive rom K ; markets : } ansas City and Chicago _ Low. i MAY WHE (Bg phaprs is | L106 % - 14 bd105%- 106% -\alO5 ‘Ch. 106%-% 105%" 138% ‘ K. C. 100 99 99. C loge Yest Titty JULY WHEAT , st. L.106% »- Sb 105 ‘ba 106% *hi. 107% 106%-% 107%-% 106%- >. 10% _ 99% S00 % _ SEPTEMBER WHEAT. _ St. - 067—,b 106% 106%b 1 Chi. ”..107%- 108 107% 107%» MAY CORN. 78%a-%b 77% 78%b 7 78% 77% T7Ma- 73% 73s iSe- 1, 5% a 1 105 % ay 106 107% 79% 74% , SEPTEMBER | CORN. 7% 79% 79 Ve 75 AY OATS. Wi ' Ls ee ( Chi, . 44 TEMBER pne * MAY RYE. 66% ~~” JULY RYE 69 % 68 SEPTEMBER RYE. 70% 69 _ 70% —_--—~> -- | Daily Grain ‘Movement | In co OATS. 41%b 42d Chi. . 674 Chi, Chi. -_ % b ey following table will be iets (000 or nitted): . WHEAT. ‘Rec. Ship. OATS. Ship. Ree./ Ship. ~ CORN Rec. St. Louis ‘Ricago ; Minn’ polis ‘Kean, City Milw’kee Duluth Omaha Baltimore | Phil’ phia | Boston | New | ket. cloge and OSe: ‘ ' | Jumbo. $2.50; me- | 37 to $8 per old | to $1.25 | new Texes. $1.25 to $1.60 ver bu Califor- | 0 $8. ie per | S — Florida. 1%4-bu | 3.50; medium and small, $4/| .ETTUCE— ‘lifornia iceberz, $2 2 | $3. zy Texas Big Boston, m 38 $1.40 per er —y «+ ham . MU STARD GREEN NS—Louisiana;> $9 per ‘ ONIONS—Per 100 pounds: Red, $2.60 325: white. $1.50 te $3.50- yellow, ° “PARSNIPS—Home-grown. Toe N Paw *POTATOES—Fiorids $4.50 per bu crate. POTATOES— Per River Ohios, $1.35 to ace triumphs, eg hounds): Red ; Northern ru- “purbanks to . > to $1.80: homegrown, S5c ner GO-nound box ; RADISH Re —Leuyians ) donor my BARD. -Michizan hothouse, 60c to La carton: California, $5.25 per 40-Ib. bo ' RU TAHAGAS—Canadian bulk. $1.50 to ' $1 60 00 Ibe STRING. Bp BEA NS—Fiorjda fancy rreen. $4 to $4.50 per ‘‘.-bu. hamper. doz. bunches. . . SAUERKRAUT—City make kegs, $1.25: half bbis.. $5.50; dble.. $7; casks, * $0.50. SHALLOTS—Louisians. 20c to 25c dozen Rr $1.10 SPIN AC HH Texas. bu “baske WEET POTATOE ae -grown nan- i? to $1, SALSIFY—Home-groe¥n. " 50c to 80c per to $1.25 per | } $2.50: red nan Te to | to $2 25: 4a ‘apt ‘low, $1.50 5: yellow, nancy ball, $2.7 $° |S1 50 per bu box: Venn. /$4: choice. $2.75; origina! 'chotce. $1.50 per 6- basket crate. mre ae Ss: | , TURNIPS——Home-arow ' 'to GO0c per bu box; new Wonas. wars Sos per bu basket. FRUITS. APPLES—Ben dorks, $2.50 FON A an $3.50 t to ‘$5.50: om edbed to $5 per barrel; \Tdaho roman beauty, winesaps and Arka an. sas blacks. $1.80; jonathans and banana. $1.75 per bu basket te $3.50. cs-—$2 00. ANG ES—Caitfornia, 23.7 Florida a. atkins... or os ad Nae LH, 2, F- da. 500 — 7 DALLAS, Tex.., ithe M a cash Lhe rr ‘ cee os ‘he Seeks of the company at the clone of business March 21, W. C. Proctor, treasurer, announced. The dividend _ puyadic April &. =5: willowtwigs, $3 RANANAS—@ 4c [to po oes und. BR 50 per 100. Ns—California. 52.50 to $3.50. Financial Notes 1 March 15.—Trustecs of | olla Petroleum Co. have deciareéd ividend of 1 per cent on the siock | iasued outstanding end of | Galveston “16 -o N. Orleans 3 York 56 . Chicago Provisibas | CHICAG@, March 15.—Pr ranges follow High. “OvVision (lose. LARD. Low. Yeast. 9.07 ..10.00 10.00 BELLIES. be 10.3 10.65 | Produce Elsewhere NEW YORK. March 15.- 15.269. nearer “OM: j0c 3 10.36 ] 0 65 --Butter st Eggs s*°a ; hennery hrowns Cheese unsettiel; receipts, eos pounds. ZW YOR .K. March 15. repent quotatbo ;: brotlers "AGO, March 15.—Potatoes, market very weak: .. S ghipments., | white. $1] Lo@ | 20% pase sacked ri urais, $§ North Dako om ked CHICAGO, 15.—-Butter lower creamery extras, c: standards, 47c; ex- tra firsts. 46° aso %e: firsts. 46-: seconds. 44 a44' s 07.000. Corn cioneg s May bite Sc; July $a 4 Sey item ber vale Onat« weakened early house b Ay! sTth 000 bushels 2. ‘ fT ‘4 May ii? 7 . Lard was factor there pected. D) ng sales were @ ? "a lowe, a with corn but com- ng on the break caused Shipping saics were &1.- VUats ciosed ‘Sc up to % C 460’sc: July 44%c: September firm. Lack of offerin and there was a little Strength in hogs. Lard > higher and ribs steady to 74sec S was muying or] | Cash Grain Eleewhere oy CHICAGO, March 15. hard, $1.09% @1. 11% $1 OF %@) OD 4, No 7 Corn: : 7 be C3 mixed, a a A —W Anas . motny Cloverseed, $16.50@4 ‘of ou. Ribs S050 Bellies. $10 ya MINNEAPOL IS, Minn., — —— — Turpentine, Flax, Linseed | Linseed oi! lots, now $1. o) O8 for bol! ed. TOLEDO. . ©.. quotations tn 1 to 4 barrel per zallon for rew and _ March 15.—Turpen- Rosin firm; Lipments, 400; -FGHIK M, * - ™ W - a me + eipts, ; 61.712. Quote: Nn. 4:70: &€ 10 bULUTH, Minn. March 15 Was bolstered up around the closed %c off- May %*ec wp. Minn 4 and July DU L UTH. Clo yn March $° S60 _ March 15. 2. May $2.40%. 1, $2.43@ —— _ -_ New York Sugar. NEW YORK, Mareh Io. — The Fa market was duiet and uth ‘hanged 7.03 for Cubas duty paid. No Failure of demand to “‘ePcent jleciline diseour: iced sugar Aut: ires and led to e pressure "ugar e break which carr? the orev lous decline. but ‘final prices we | March closed 5. new r lig! : . “G0 to &.90 efined fulures were nom fetures closed barely 13 »000 tons. September, ' inal. Sugar 2. May. 6.33c: Juivy. BSc; 5.3>3¢; Decembe, | 4.85 rc. EEE Metals at St. Louis. Lead last quoted at $9.60 per louis 100 Ibs im St. _- Slab zinc jast quoted at $6.60 per 100 ° >. ies : wae some dis- | liquidation | ave the market | corn | news And some Winniper aiso made some i- | ; taken for: demand for’. nen tietanes ) Closed | | combined arrivals | Pproximating 115,000 head. | 500 ' topped all classes at $10.50. | tractive HOG. PRICES LOWER IN TRADE FOR WEEK COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS. Last Prev. Year Week. Week. Ago. 14. 932% 15.368 93.419 4,432 1.310 114,529 Catt): and calves 1.263 Tetals 115,127 mules liquidating | . Advances in the livestock market at ia National Steck Yards last Bion Hogs. on the other hand, fin. | ished lower and beef steers steady to 25c | Receipts were of moderate volume. in all @epartments ap- lower. The cattle and calves. to $9 per Some of the beet heavy sieera made while yeariings steers Light steers aud helfers sold readily and finished to 50c higher. Sales were large at $6 to $8, reflecting common to medium quality in the offerings. Some of the more at- consignments varied up to $9. Butcher cows moved up 25c, the bulk cwt. $9.75 and $10.25, , selling at $4.50 to $6. Low end was quot- : | Sood | weil * | the .| demand shifting. from the heavier grades | to the receipts, 4; | | 25c higher with sales from $6.75 to $7.° July | MINNE APOLIS. March 15.—Flax: No. | wd *? 1%) Stop loss orde = | for fine gTanue- ° - bend to $7.60 for top. of $12.25 Thursday. | moderate | $7.45 mostly. | and | ward was | Medium | figures: | fo $7.25. ‘able at $4 and the tép $7.25. Canner and cutter cows maintained a ateady ievel, cutters registering $3 to $3.75 and can- ners $2.50 to $3. Bulle were. alfo ‘about steady. Reef animals above the buteher stage corm- manded all the way from’ $5 to $8.25, while bolognas moved principally at $4.50 to $5.25. The trade in stocker and feeder cattle ruled steady wader moderate re- ceipts and demand. Steers solid range. varying from $4.50 for the Veal calves scored a sbarp advance during the period, top ascending from a $10 basis at the close of the preceding week ta a high point The market teacted slightly Friday, howevér, $11.50 repre- senting the late top that day. Common calves and southern canner yearlings re- mained about steady. Hog Run Moderate. Receipts in swine the past week proved in volume, the total for the six being 92.782 head. For the previ. days | out week a supely of 93.410 head were re- | ceived and for the corresponding week a year ago there were 03.579 hogs here. | In spite of the moderate supply on sale, most of the days this week featured a de- Cline in prices. .Quality as a rule Was with a generous proportion of the finished . butcher hogs included in recaints The week's clome saw the bogs and shipping weights,’ the offerings averaging under 200 Iba, proving the best sellers. Best. butcher hogs at the close this week are 15c lower than the preyious week's close, sales of the 190 to 250 lbs. offerings at $7.35 to’ Packers furnished the matin past week light outlet for these weights the ne opportunity te force prices down- overlooked. The lighter kinds show much less loss than ‘the heavier kinds, offerings from 1860 to 180 Ibs. at $7.40 to $7.50 lbeoking Sc lower than the previous week's windup. Dige on ‘the other hand are higher than a week ago, _ the demand for this (lass of swine being good all week. Strong wel at pigs from: 120 to 150 Ihe. at the wee + weight and aunties. 110 to 1230 Inoet cages mostiy, according to weight offerings from ibe. are @5c to 75Sec higher in with offerings of these weights selling at | | $36 to $6.75 and the | wees from 110 Ibe. | $6 largely. light pigs and pee and down at $5 to sume offering showing plain lower. Packer sows are lOc lower week ago at $6.40 mostly and strong to 2dc: higher at $4.50 The week's close finds the dir- classes selling at the following | Butcher hogs 190 to 250 Ibe., $7.35 to $7.45; light hogs and shippers, 160 to 180 Ibe. weight vigs from 130 to 150 Iba., quality ferent at $6.75 medium weights, 140 to 130 Ibs., $6 to $6.75: and light pigs and pee wees from 110 Ibs. and down at $5 to $6 most- ly Sows at $6.40 and stags at $4.50 to | $5. o5 Best Lambs Higher. ae of sheep and lambs for the week Jyst ended were enerous, cCom- pared with figures for other week's re- cently For the six-day period up to date the total is f head compared with a supply of 4432 for the araeieend / week and 3476 for the corresponding peri- steady: ap- | od a year ago. As a rule offerings showed good quality. although there was a fair number of er and medium a ‘ity lambe included in the recetptd. | tain previo us week, most of their supplies from leal feed lots but comparatively few lamba were received from this source the — | week outside of some clipped stock. larmnbs gr are 25c higher than a oooh o. to chofce offerings quotable at Baies | | SI8S@13.75 Zic | : ) prices a bow: | Fgh as Sommers veal ce aves - most of ays bles fat at : around com including 14.,-!, 2he decline | ¢ 4 as - _in.beef steers was in the plainer grades, | desirable offering’ averaging steady. | appeared largely in a spread of $7 lam at ey he O0@10. 30" feeding Ae @15.25; slipped lambs $12.50 13 —_——— Weekly Butter Review, CHICAGO. March 15.—The b AT< ket for the week closed steady paenety ten result of firmer feeling carried ever from the previous week, according to the weekly review of Federal Bureau of nomics made public today. peculatiee demand was almoat entirely y pee Bie consumptive pate yA < a hand to nature, with ve ge of ton scores hewee but interest chiefly confined to the medium Receipts. at the fonr oe ‘ork tubs lighter for Sr me |three days of the week than fer the same | Deriod In the preceding week. | however. in a wide low | [the corresponding week ‘ceding week, | Creamery Association Production, was wneertaln. The American Creamery Butter Manufacturers Association reported for the week ending March an increase of 4.4 wer cent compared wits last ear. and @ compare! with the pre- The Minnesota Cooperative for the same week decrease of 4.7 | reported an increase of — over the pre- |ceding week. Imports for the week were lighs. aliheugh larger than were expected’ and had as weakening effect om thn a New York tL... ‘s close are | at | —- Fides. HIDES—Leas 1 pound tare per hide for wet sal . No. Rey ig id te ree Salted 20.004 Bulls, ‘No. Culls Bulle, No. Ulue hides half price - 5.75 to $16.25 and metium S152 2 nde Sikean vitals i ng on “the os and qualit i xy : lambs, at $13 to $13. ao ay Sein are about steady. wi good quotable ~% sib ral lnin to medium at $12 1 ambe are quotable at $10 skip lambs at $5 to too were noted in the wales for t week cloatin higher pwn sore Cases Rene. mutton ewes e 50c highe choise. quality. Sechiarts ie met $3 to te o aioe a at ms to 3 e medium at ie 5 to 25 up. Recei “agO, sales Sarnaty noasetina to _weight aah ) . Canners are Ste gh 'qhet vee ~; uotable at B23 to 84 largely, sales noted as hich as $4.25. | Horses and Mules, The horse and mule nyarket raed fair- ly active throughout the week gy perasve! recetpte jane a et mand ae commission offerin | only 12 horses and rag than mnlen | The Rn. Bs of arrivals clea through | few good horses avatllable well and the offering was at $7.40 to $7.50; strong | t6 71) all orders. Some of t | mals acored | and thick made “yt southerners sold gu While the mar the alleys. mules activity at auction. toc Medium to good drafts .... Good to cheice chunks -).. Plugs NATIVE ul Draft mules, ite i Poa Sugar mu 63 he Mine mules, I 6 1! Top Cosa mules, 15. = 16 $’ that : Gasotine Cant rr. There is only one reason cold weather results with , Fe deh er amen a 7 Wai A A TY eM ee an. welay you so got bette better Se than the best gaseline made.” liked BENZO-GAS this win- in the They aes See dey tn the year. Thay. knew cus Thousands a few conse a SENSOOAS to other the im price. . ¢ i. * :

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—~ we ——=—- — eo > ~— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924. > in Proceedings Brought by Suburban Bondholders. Arguments in the foereclosure suit ef the St. Louis & Suburban hondhelders acainst the United Rallwayve Co.. and in other fore- closure proceedipeés now pending, wlll be made ore Federal Judge Faris in a a. m.. Saturdar. The fvreclosure are considered a necessary step to- ward the pending reorganization of the United Rallways system. The Suburban system bond- helders’ foreclosure suit was filed last Nevember In the bond- heiders ask that the Suburban rystem be secrecated “from the Lnited Railways, of which it has been a part since 15906 Appoint- ment of a separate receiver, to ; SET FOR SATURDAY Judge Faris to Hear Arguments earing to begin at 190 ' diamont, Sarah and Union lines of the United Railways and that par* ef the Manchester line west of Sarahestreet,. with the Maplewood - Meramec, Kirkwood-Ferguson ahd Florissant lines In St. Louis Coun- ty. The tssue of 5-per-cent bonds of the Suburban, which have been in default sinee April 1 last amounts to $4,500,000. In the petition. the Court was asked to order Receiver Wells * pay $850.600 fram the United Rail- ways depreciation reserwe fund. as the share of the Suburban lines. I° is also asked that the receiver be ordered to turn over to the Subur- ban the cars and other equipment ,which ft will nieed, and to furnish power to it at cost. Marion C. Early and/Sam RB Jeffries will argue the bondholders’ case Saturday. and Charlies W Bates, counsel for the rece'ver: former Judge Henry S. Priest and other attorneys are expected to ar- gue in opposition to the fore- closure. The other pending’ foreclosure suit of most importance is ‘that | R FORECLOSURE SUT |minister’the Suburban, is also FLEAS CAN SEE AT NIGHT asked. a oe atin The Suburban lines are the Ho- German Scientist Says They Have Rettcr Sight Than Men. By gv Sat aay ee a landed by Rear Admiral Dayton. ¢ejpa, leaving the destroyer Lard-' Loic here to identify the charred s cept neg se Ne commander of the special service .o- on duty at that port. _bedy of a man found on a read 10 | for better sight than men. A Ger- squadron, to protect the American eo \ oun —_— “WASHINGTON. American GARDNER AND GRAVES Le : ; «A — Marines Withdrawn From Cciba. ty ife Ageoctated Press. marines consulate at Ceiba, Honduras, have been withdrawn ard the cruiser py the associated Prem. 3 nee Mareh 15.— penver, accompanied by the de-'/ yEXARKANA. Ark. March 135. | 4*t©mpt am and sailors .. ‘Mingsiey, has sailed from /__» to hide the , an Sai stroyer Billingsley. —-Efforts are being made by the Ute ee . met , that the . on ba " = 4. . * >, ~ ; ‘3 vy . > re 1 ~ & © : : * = née ; : >» ata 1 lenis ’ TiS. ii¢ ai’ ian cr —s | - eo ent + . — . Oxi - ate >es i Smail percentas of cent contest aD Missouri s pi es he m d tone waves and as hu-' dential indorsement, has written to io not react to uitra-Vio- much is lost sight is so sharp that : 2 : 4 a « sleeping at @tght un- A. M. Frumberg Would Send in a darkened room fhem to National at Ee ae Convention. ~ — > -_ . etowe anrnears oO @ fis ; to man . —fate ‘¢ srroitt vere state 3 Tmmittes? wT = . where are sad examples Restlessness, lack of normal of Self, physics, and they vary in their , reactson on the system. Nat- urally, the stronger the medi- cine the more it shocks the sO wise parents never feverishness usually indicate constipation. Stop it that instant with a spoonful of Dr. Cald- cime chest. well’s Syrup Pepsin and you will have prevented real sickness. Mrs. Ida Williamson of 1637 Pine St, Beach, Cal., and Mrs. Lou Brawley never have illness in the family because of their prompt use of Syrup Pepsin. A Great Family Laxative It may be difficult to decide just which medi- cine to use out of the many that are offered, but it would not be if you knew the facts. There are laxatives, cathartics, purgatives and which reaches eyes of a lower or- as der. ~ : fi mer Gov. Frederick I>. oe —' 08 Ws Gardner and Judge W. W. Graves lled it January : the” St Lou — Le elected “it bh = : I"nion Trust Co.. as trustee ior the te $30.300.000 issue of general 4-per-> Sates = “ ‘ bon«cs This suit covers all mr, , the United Railways lines except iad > is these of the 1 r Suburban sys- — v em Rhodes E. Cav ind George — 7 Re H. Williams e at evs for the . dressed to 4 s ’ = m 7 rhes ease ‘ ait? AT rremoer: 2 \= that i “there have appeared intimations in 50c e daily press of concerted a-t‘oa he ad EATONIC | - ents of Senator Reed € election of Juda TABLETS : ; 7 . eenian Cd _ . . » » . ex and (ly (;arecnef as « - , ol iL-lmree I ie rees fas s alleged action. he says. is tha . 9 UDI Arad (2% *, » .* =. . . > DP aes lé Oppose reed s&s 1 . - . ' aida _ 7 + - ' ‘ = . . ” : > ' > , ™ : .* ey » : . i : > ~ —_~ : -aa : ‘i; 7 ja ~ , : . §0 éed’s candidacy. He tells of th va aq*T fo i i. vw hh | h " . . > Mothers!! Apply Common Sense} oo.8. 2.220% ene eens el the preamion of disease and sensible people do not. wait until sickness has actually come before remedying the trouble. The crowded hospitals every- of the results of neglect. Be especially watchful of children. Three Rules of Health | aggre lagi tae sat ncaa J } MAIL ORDERS FILLED—ADD POSTAGE. NO PHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS === FF-WIL BRUG Ce soy en anenatnanemenatl - : = ' PART THREE. be ———————— Who Ow — That CG Have "SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON AVE,” Special Rubber Goods Sale nds} | American Lady Dou- bie Mesh Hair Nets All celor«: cap or fringe Dozen 7 73C Sulphur and (reem of Tar Leseages. box of 160: the eold-fashicecd hlood purifier im its mext cenvenicenunt form. *“*pecctial HIND’S HONEY AND] ALMOND CREAM 34c - 69c Jordan Al Fall-P P uit Over Radio Patent S150 Omeca ' Brings Whole Matter 1g OO Save, $119 | ==. Washisgteen combi- eaticn Feuenteian *yrinecre and Het- .. ene Water Bettle ... $1.69 se Security Feuntain Syringe. Mmarecoe rubber: $1.75 extra sise tubing 22.00 “adcrite Het-Water Bettic. mareen scanmeless rabber, $2.00 Ladies’ Ascpticesn Va- cimal Spray Syrimge .-.-.------- to the Attention of the and Arouses Some 2 Fans to Their Vital In Matter — Character ¢ eratiis That May Be B 1. at “Tanne. peiteves. would he oper f har- 2 j nat mong Democrats. r . ava , ’ " ‘ 3. . r ra . - ne . — . miv one wavy Missouri tep VYaestiTy with every G@c bet La Mayr . . a i rae Razer with e« appetite and Purchase a bottle of Syrup Pepsin at a drug ampaign is begun. $ test is package of 5 ae . £ a. . e to the Democrats ™ wie Derham - lDo- store and always keep one in the family medi- aie Wenaiaceer a su aio Eiedinn - at (sive it to anyone from infant to Os ABE og} : grandparent, for it is safe, and the cost is less ae r Monticello, Illinois. ‘ I need a good lazatire end would like {9 prove Pepsin by eciual ies!. Send me 4 free trial bottle than a cent a dose. You can keep a family healthy with just this simple medicine. Give 1t for constipation. torpid liver, indigestion, bihlousness, headaches. colds and other evidence of bowel obstruction. Dr. Caldwell, who was a practicing physician for 47 years and who ori- gmated this formula, had three rules of health that he found very effective among his patients Be aR Oe ati and which you ean follow with great benefit: oo eae ; me \ ) 19¢ Keeptheheadcool.thefectwarm.thebowelsopen. J =). - oovzw'vs- cc's. MM Palmolive Shampoo, 27 ¢ sues iar & ter ice : ee) ar we 73¢ $1 Gelliweg Periume GER — eteeseevereres If You Want te Try It Free Before Buving e+reseseeseceses “Syrup Pepsin,” 516 Washington St., BALTIC PORTS SEALED BY ICE Suecden Experiencing scvere.t Winter im a Century. Per quart. $1.25 ~ | € he hb bial 17 I | FREE! s.20 = ham-Duplex and desirable aromatics, and so appreciated .¢ preliminary contests. If the yas that it is now the largest selling preparation of anii-Reed men are going sto make Quar's 50c 49c its kind in the world. over 10 million bottles being ot apg —, e test « Democ- used annually. The formula is on every package. teclimestin” ain Minna ok ae rr 44c and 87c imported We a Hi) owns the eth. 7? Mah orgs Sets * W This Is the problem ty, Reg Se $25 ; t 7) und the courts wilt Rave & 00 x polish , 2 4 ul . and Sait . » Gere very tong. Uniess contusion | $30.00 values, special, | | Sy Snover, | $15.98 |= See the KANTOL offer on the air” every night as 20,000,006 fu tune ic i! { radi war is eumbinations. Government official and interested individuals clash wi fir sets Imminent as ether in their various opinions very ite $1.00 Mulsified | $1 Pyogftectle Tooth Powder....7Se | Paper. Cut out the coupe 49c Cocoanut Oil, FOR YOUR Lh. Pure Glycerine. 35c ° Peroxide Hydrogen, Ib.. 50c Hygie Manicure ey ns 38 ————- Sic ipana Teeth Paste -------- 4c MEDICINE CHEST Pt. Pure Castor O#1, 29¢ Lysn's Testh Powder or Pasie_..21c Tinct. lodine. = oz. 25¢ flevelation Tooth Powder -.----- 2is Ced Liver Of, pote == Q tel Tooth P or Pdr. 3 for 50c Spirits Camphor. 2 oz. Pebecs Tooth Paste __. 3 ia $1.88 | 2se $1.25 Mavis Toilet Water ___.. 78 Elixir Iron, Quinine and Mavis Tafcem i hile. 561 different broadé fiens. sinc.’ anced in ombvbination, té many kinds of people and organ Veans Try KANTOL, the wonderful skin ag that clears up muddy, sallow skims B® minute treatments. ° a > —. 4 7 . . use m for differen purpose tending for radio supremacy. The whoie radio fieid is so trem grown with such colossal strides past two years, that congressior * \ ‘s 7 ; Recessary in order to bring some Use KANTO Particulariy during the past f the public hecome acutely aware | ‘“% 4 i by a Tivos sie SS MT §T Piver’s Face Powder ena Ghana 15e, 35c, 68c . - ie strychnine, pint. 98c $1 Culex “®t Sets 78 For This Week Only— “ a AY 3 4 gout of the present situation grea' broadsides that have been rious principals in the struggle. public is becoming thereasingly a own vital interest in the matter. the whele situation affect the a to intreduce the New a 4 ears et cable me Po ug Soatanine oucmase ‘aime MM BOL, 100 Hinkle’s Pills) 2 SSe tx testeee tm a fans’ Recent Voices in Dispute ~—-- ' / j Not more than ooe free tria! bettie to a fami, { : i : =e. - {z; nre | esc Bot. 150 Phenolax Wafers, 19¢ r= ia eC ‘ ~~. ~ |} Listerine Tooth Paste, st Se mens tee = Let us review the whole situatl« ing to the most recent voices of © nists: WEAF. the New York station the American Telephone and Te ----—-—*--- fer i@e: car- =a 63C hase=.... ft eur own line of telephone Dbasiness.” | Om these grounds WEAF has ' @at against Station WHN on | Bafidicg. and against other i : i “+ - = = = «= = @ @ « iF i ~ Broadcasters. $1.00 KRANK’S LEMON CREAM or Resinol Soaps |} Box of 3 Cakes, G3c Woodbury’s, Cuticura | iL f | WHN has replied: “This sult | Move of the telephone company | control of the broadcasting ‘this company succeeds tn silencing i zit $1.05 Lysol | Witch Hazel, ee — _ . ee — es tn ~~ nena On te tc ee $5.00 Inecto-Rapid Hair Dye. . Red Devil Roach Powder. Van Ess Hair Tonic, $1.37; 3 bots., Vick’s Vapo-Rub.. __ . A. Wyeth’s Sage & Suiphur Hair Tonic, ee eee 2 oie - - SD Scott’s.Emuision, large 73c 23c, 4Sc, > > 7 > a ™ - : Cet emmecesviecsss re -27¢, S3c, ee ee — — > > > ss 838c > 7. ef 8§§ age 2*- @e¢ © &©¢ © & & *- « 73c ee — | Anaigesique 49c \ Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, 2 doz., 2S5c; bottie 100 7c, 34c “ g Gen which ts not in its ‘combine, M2 & position to dictate exactly American pubiie shall and shall wm—ay use its control of the ether ‘ purposes of gaining revenue t sQ@vertising. The public will get ) Svertisement, and no other | Dermitted to send out anything The Radio Trade Association, )@rer 400 independent members, '" “Closing down independest . Mations will prevent the listening Raving a choice of radio prog | SRould be free. One man at the ef a creat corporation »b : )®euld dictate what the nation is man were always right t fom sood. but this is entirely Power to place in one person.” i to Halt Monopoly. IE RR PSR T zB (fl U : f ig ® f ¢ ry : = & adio Broadcasters Societ at a monopoly is imminent. has ? Cauldwell, an atterney fer "he'en to urge the passage GF = od ¥hich weuld give the See Power to ¢@isselve any h heid exclusive control of 5 its patents Secretary Hoover has said in Companies that own patents ft by such ownership. panies are entitied to finan for the service they supply * Tet there should be so should be free to all.” while the Federal Trade ~ sued a citation against t , 2. the Western Electric Co. t _ the Westinghouse. the ‘me United Fruit, the - “en of America, charg ~ ae sel : ; att cs RS oY lies he ke Lol ‘4.

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a aa a ae Ce ee | mites east a x Net that the man wag attempt made to to hide the crime. Scrap that the body was It recognition, “3 5. ne e ’ rea 2 THREE + Te SPE a eS ihn a * ~ ‘y on Sy eee - ‘ —— re : Cg Ee eT ae Ie a Ee ore rae : : Se F ——SPecoi Atk COonrTre SUTrionst \ te ea I nn a — —————a ——— — steno a ee — ——— ee ~ Sf. LOUIS, SU NDAY MORNING, M ARCH 16, 1924. ho Owns the Ether? Question hat Congress and Courts Will Have to Solve Before Very Long —_ — ne aad -_- -—-- Over Radio Patent Rights. pene Whole Matter Foreibly - to the Attention of the Public. ai Arouses Some 20,000,000 | ~ Pans to Their Vital Interest in| ' Matter —Character of Pro- . grams That May Be Broadeast at Stake. ~ it HO owns the ether? ~This is the problem wd the courts will yery long, unless confusion is to reign e air” every night as 20,000,000 listeners- , tune in their sets. "A radio war is imminent a inations, Government officials, lawyers. interested individuals clash with one an- in their various opinions and actions. . that have Congress be- ‘in to solve ~ ‘ companies, 9L offer on another page of this it the coupon—bring it to us. the wonderful skin laxative muddy, sallow skins in a few two- e Redeem Your ed ne Hons, singly and in combination, together with ‘ “many kinds of people and organizations who. “se them for “different purposes, are con-: Yending for radio supremacy. The whole radio field is so tremendous, own with such colossai strides during the [past two years, that congressional action ji has ~ | hecessary in order to bring some sort of order oul of the present situation. > Particularly during the past few days has ‘the public become acutely aware of the first pat broadsides that have been fired by va- Mrious principals in the struggle. And the public is becoming Increasingly aware of its) “own vital interest in the matter. How will the whole situation affect the average radio fans? _ Recent Voices in Dispute |. Let us review the whole situation by listen , / ” the most recent voices of the protago- ' “We will engrave ob initials on WEAF, the New York station owned by) American Telephone and Telegraph Co. rib also owns the common stock of the . _ = on weste Electric Co.), has said in effect: s Brom : "ye own certain basic parts, without which Quine, fadio broadcasting“as it is now done would. 3 for 9 impossible. These patents we have devel- and acquired at considerable trouble and ) ma) They are not to use apparatus which : ~ every box Nadine rowder. 39c SPECIAL, SALE ‘Electric Light Bulb ; . our own line of telephone and telegraph | against Station WHN on Loew's Theater ) u and against other independent - ( ‘tinues the radio public. | WHN has replied: “This sult is the first of the telephone company to get com-, control of the broadcasting field. If) ‘ company succeeds in silencing every sta-/ ing wax or any other commodities. Which is not in its ‘combine,’ it will be | to dictate exactly what the? 1t (fume to buy, : & position public shall and shall not hear. Mt purposes of gaining revenue through paid ( weement, and no other station will be | i to send out anything else.’ “The Radio Trade Association, consisting of 400 independent members, has said: ing down independent broadcasting ) will prevent the listening public from | a choice of radio programs. The air ) i be free. One man at the head office. *& great corporation bringing the sults dictate what the nation would hear. If an were always right there might be | 00d, but this is entirely too much) to place in one person.”’ to Halt Monopoly. The Radio Broadcasters’ Society, beHeving \ *& Monopoly is imminent, has sent Charles ) Cauldwell, an attorney for WHN, to: mington to urge the passage of the White = Which would give the Secretary of Com- : power to dissolve any combination | held exclusive control of broadcasting | 4 its patents. ‘ ry Hoover has said in effect: “Companies that own patents are entitled | Brofit by such ownership. Broadcasting mies are entitled to financial remunera- | for the service they supply to the pub- ; b vet there should be no monopoly. The‘ Should be free to all.” Mwhile the Federal Trade Commission , & citation against the “Tel. and the Western Electric Co., the General » the Westinghouse, the Invernational / the United Fruit, the Wireless Spe- | F Apparatus companies and the Radio‘ of America, charging them col- ( oe Meanwhile, 561 different broadcasting sta- ‘than has been ) still, ‘it will shortly \drown out the /tertainment ‘evening that we tune in. /to pick it up with the -Of our sets. ‘like what one station is offering @ they buy such apparatus, they must sign / "tists in the country. Seentract which will keep them from using ({ PrOsrams by the best jazz bands. Rin a way which will make them our rivals) !ectures by people On these grounds WEAF has instituted a: men of all parties. Y use its control of the ether exclusively / for a popkiet began to bé issued. ‘ focused upon the White bill )sidered by Sate interference and One Experiment in Make Radio How is profit made by radio broad- casting? By charging rates on “advertising talks and programs” at the rate of $100 for every ten minutes as one New York sta- tion does. A cigar store chain hires a representa- tive to give a “fifteen minute sport” talk daily for $150 a day. A cigarette company has “orchestra” in the same way. Also a department store, candy and chewing gum manufacturer, a piano and organ manufacturer, a large lumber com- pany. a real estate corporation, a hotel, a coffee manufacturer, a perfumery manu- facturer. ae The Bedford branch of the New York Y. M. C. A. pays $300 every Sunday for the privilege of broadcasting Dr. Cad- used an _ —_ ——— — — — — lectively with violation of the act monopolies restraint of trade, by com- bining with one another and restricting the use for broadcasting of articles manufactured in ,and sold under patent rights. , Now, where is the public? In the midst of | against ; all this clamor and shouting, and much more. of the public at large be heard at all? Attitude of the Public. The voice of the 20,000,000 present radio listeners and of the next few months, is at present only small voice. a very dom are singing at the moment. to it: ' gays the public, in the ether any ( Let us listen “We want,’ afternoon or simplest and cheapest If we don't at any mo- )ment, to be able to switch around to some other program on a different wave lenguu. )}We want to hear symphony concerts, solos We want variety. on our patents without our consent. ( and operatic selections rendered by the best We want jazz dance We want who know their subjects and know how to We want preachers of all religions, talk. states- kinds. "We information and amusement. tor what don't want,’ con- “We dont want to listen to advertisements of shaving s0ap, pi- anos, safety razors,;-tobacco, shoes, ships, seal- We don’t want a good singer to interrupt her great historic occasions of all /want news, “Now. we indicated here, can the voite Trying to Broadcasting Pay man’s lectures. A theater orchestra pays a weekly fee of $1060 for the radiation of its Sunday night programs from New York, Provi- dence and Washington. A “commercial program manager” with five assistants, gets together with the advertiser’s representative, and arranges “programs” that will at once entertain, and advertise the product in question. The gross income from such “indirect advertising” which makes up a large part of WEAF’s programs, has been estimated at $187,000 for a single year. This fig- ure is probably too high. Secretary Hoover, addressing a Con- gressional committee, has said: “Radio is not to be considered as merely a business carried on for private gain or for private advertisement.” | oe _ a». $e —_ —_ its license revoked. He is to determine the genera! nature of the radio program to be presented by each station. In this he is to be guided by public interest. This would do away with low class programs and advertising features. the licenses of any company? which seeks to I SS ~S SY “ A.V SS RE RRR ee SS SN ~ . - - 2 . ye ee oe ee - — swe oe — _ ee PAGES 1 Seem oh an ~ so - ee —_ — 4 Mohammedan Papacy = Result From Exile of Caliph, Lloyd George Says —E ‘The Followers of Mohanemsd) y ‘ | Have Abandoned the Sword as | a Propagandist Weapon * * * *! It Is Now to Iixert Its Sway Once More a: ry, ewe a Will Fill the Gap.”’ By David Lloyd George, M. P. War-Time Premier of Great Britain Copyright. 1924. LONDON, March 15 (by one of the greatest over this island. Cable). HE caliphate has fallen Noble trees, trate. That is the spectacle presented by, a the ancient civilizations of Eu®pe and Asia .after the tempest of 1914-1918. station which failed to conform would have The empires of the Hapsburgs, the Hohen zollerns and the Romanoffs that had survived ( even the Napoleonic evclone and the typhoons, | of 1848, came crashing to the ground in the; caliphate, | | were | | can be governed by the Koran.” He is to revoke| shaken by the same convulsion and now | | great war. The Caliph and his which has stood for over 1000 years, they have both fallen. How many more of ) )monopolize the field through the exclusive | the stately trees of our old civilization have’ millions by which that ‘ )}number probably will be increased within the | But the chances are that’ develop into a roar that will. tunes that money and official-; It is not | \ difficult to imagine just what this voice says. ’ broadcasters under existing patents will op- “to have en- ; control of its patent rights. the Turn of Faith) | Anarchy}; I remember ; some years ago driving through one of/ the southern counties of England after | storms that ever swept which had | withstood the hurricanes of generations, were; | lying uprooted in the parks of many ancient \ demesnes and others had been so shaken that) one felt the next gale would lay them pros- | This would doO|h.q their roots so lodsened in the soil that)4!! the more powerful. “When Bien That Revives Age of Faith Comes, It Will Stir Atmosphere of the West’”’ faith may come from the East, but when it comes it will surely stir the mephitic atmosphere of the West.” “The empires of the Hapsburgs, the Hohenzollerns and the Romanoffs, and the typhoons of 1848, came crashing |? to the ground in the Great War. The i Caliph and his Caliphate, which has stood | / for over 1000 years, were shaken by the i same convulsion and now they have both ) fallen. How many more of the stately trees of our old civilization have had their roots so loosened in the soil that they also will come down in the next storm? We are not yet at the end of the devastation ¥ wrought by the world war in the human | forest.” | { “Perhaps Mustapha Kemal realized the | | impossibility of keeping up the pretense any longer. What is more likely, how- ever, is that the Kemalists have decided | definitely to westernize Turkey. Nomi- mally, they are Mohammedans; in fact, they are freethinkers. The; do not believe that under modern conditions 2 country | —DAVID LLOYD GEORGE. What is it. and how away with any radio trust and would leave! they aiso will come down in the next storm? {can it be defined? ‘the ether open to all. He is to be assisted by an advisory com- | mittee of 15 experts, chosen by himself and cabinet. Now, is there a radio trust? Here is perhaps the central question the whole broadcasting muddle today. If a monopoly eventually succeeds in estab- lishing itself it means that only § licensed” in erate throughout the country. Results of Monopoly. We want to be able ) ‘Ses least ' policy ) the ' are authorities and’) | publicity. We want to listen in on { , is at perfect liberty songs with advice on the best kind of per-, company to address paper or table- what writing or on cloths.’ ising. The public will get nothing but ) Seems Hopeless Muddle. be a hopeless muddle. No Hoover throws up his legislation to It seems to Riedie that Secretary hands and calls for necessary ) clear it all up and provide for some method of restoring order and satisfying the major- ity. During the war all amateur stations were closed down and all ‘“‘unnecessary’’ com- mercial stations. But in 1919 licenses again At first, any transmitter could get a license, but later there was a little restriction placed on the power to be used. Licenses are still being to a applicants, provided they radiate a cer- tain energy and give the United Navy the right of way whenever it demands it. A few district radio inspectors try force such broad regulations as exist, whatever order still reigns in the ether due entirely to loose ‘‘gentlemen’s agree- ments'’ between § individual broadcasters This being the present situation, attention now being con- committees of both of Representatives. to en- but ine senate and House Provisions of White Bill. According to this measure, brought about as follows: The Secretary of Commerce will issue li- censes only when public interest demands the | addition of new stations. At present he has order will be ‘to grant licenses to anyone who applies. This would do away with “crowding” of the ether. The Secretary is to specify the exact power, wave-band, and time of radiation to be as- signed to each station. This would elimin- | “hogging the air.” ' Government itself forbids a broadcasting ‘(would not be using it might be stated here, KSD | granted | States | . foresee a day when a real monopoly may come | ‘ is ( is Telegraph Co., the arch-conspirator against the public good.) eyery word of it. These broadcasters, it is asserted by the independents, eventually will be governed by a single policy, and the whole national audi- ence of radio listeners, which now numbers 20,000,000, will hear only what this dictates that it shall hear. If it is policy of the “trust’’ to favor but one political party, one religion, one opinion or view on any controversial subject, the radio public will hear only exponents of the fa- vored party, and no others. These are fears and assertions which lately have been given there is noth- conditions are st. Louis Post- however, feargs as K S D, of the is one of 46 stations equipped with licensed broadcasting transmitter. KSD to broadcast anything of thfnks should be broadcast and which not forbiddea by Government regulations. The only restriction that KSD will not transmit personal messages for -in other words, compete with existing telephone and telegraph companies. This re- striction is hardlv necessary, however, as the sta- point-to-point communica- a broadcasting station what intended for As a matter of fact. ing to justify at this moment. these Dispatch, a interest which it is is fea— tion to engage in tion. In other words, must broadcast’ only every body. The owner: of the patents on the apparatus used by KSD have no legal or moral right. written or implied, which would permit the Cwners to dictgte to KSD what it must broadcast. If such restrictions existed, KSD apparatus it has. . ~ is the And further. has never accepted a fee of any kind for any- it KSD is maintained | thing has broadcast. by the Post-Dispatch as a service to the public, | the Without The recompense. independent nevertheless, stations, into being. Who, necessary to bring it about? then. could have the means Alleged Conspirator. WHN, the defen in a suit alleged infringement of patent rights, its adversary, the American Telephone & which runs station against its names dant The Federal Trade Commission, entrusted with prosecution of all offenders against the nation’s antitrust laws, has issued a citation | are very ‘ner of spiritual WEAF, as | We are not yet at the end of the devastation , wrought by the World War in the human | forest. The caliphate, held by Ottoman sovereigns | for hundreds of years, disappears from Turk- ish soil by an act of the Turkish Parliament. The last wearer of this once formidable title is now an exile in'a Swiss hotel not far from \ the Castle of Chillon, where Byron’s prisoner of a father’s faith languished. The Arabs of the Hedjaz and Transjordania have _ pro-) e@aimed King Hussein Caliph. The caliphate, or at least a fragment of it, the gifted race that founded it centuries, before it was wrenched out of their) hands by the barbarians who descended upon their empire from Central Asia. What will be the consequences of this dra- matic step on the part of the Angora As-' sembly? There is general agreement amongst } experts and publicists who have written on | the subject that the effect will be profound and far-reaching, descended to particulars, and, after reading | large number of comments and prophecies created the abolition of I am not much wiser to ensue. Much de- of the caliphate, in the Mohamme- on the situation by the Ottoman caliphate, as is expected pends on the taken its power and its influence, dean world. Does it any reality or was it merely a portentous name” Had it any vitality left or was it effete? to what view -_ — eee | Commander of the Faithful It is difficult for anyone who is not a Mo- hammedan to comprehend what the caliphate | means to a Mohammedan, because the organ- ‘ization of Mohammedanism is essentially dif- }ferent to that of the Christian churches. I, } therefore, sought for an explanation from one and main-| tained its glories and its terrors for so many. } Hindustan. but none of them has con- | | | Much has been written of analégien of Na-\, poleon’s overthrow of the Holy Roman Em- | personal eenter is-the Caliph, or the Khalifa, termination of the Pope’s)as we call him, The; Gevause the Prophet was the personal center pire and of. the temporal sewer in more recent Caliph is nominally commander of the faith- ful. of millions who profess the faith? of samexalted an of davs. its powers might indeed have incalculable re-( 93} matters for which Islam sults. exercised spiritual functions, 'been anything that position of Caliph. The K is defender of the faith. considerable. the Act of Supremacy: thority to visit, repress, der, correct, redress, reform, or- rors, heresies, abuses, contempts and enormi-\ dispense with temporal power. whatsoever they be, which by any Man-); sandard of temporaf powes necessary for the | jurisdiction ( preservation of the khalifate must obviously, / ‘ties, or reformed.” authority ought of may lawfully be: Truly immense powers to be exerted by a monarchy in the sphere of religion. Henry VIII mean‘ He was a commander of} the faithful and woe betide those who dis- obeyed his commands. His power was greater than that of the Caliph. The latter can alter )}to this company and seven others summon- | no article of the Mohammedan faith. Henry ‘ing them & appear before it and show why | made such changes as he willed. These au- ,they are not to be forced to cease and de-/¢tocratic days are gone, but to this hour the Any\ + sist from their monopolizing practice. Five principals stand out as the most im-)| ries of the established church. portant defendants actin these allegations. | They are the “A. T. & T.,”" the Western Elec: ‘King of England appoints all great dignita- To that extent, ‘his spiritual powers are still a reality. Mohammedanism there is no priesthood. The Does he in fact command the hundreds | his tradition to this day. Mohammedan ) the region known as the Jaziratularab, or the\ If he does, or did, then the abolition) {sland of Arabia, Land of the Prophets. fice or the transference of | The Khalifa is commander of the faithful In} provides divine; therefore, turn their thoughts towards a pure- — Although there have been ‘sovereigns who; gj} Mussulmans as long as they do not con- there has never) flict with the commandments of God and the quite corresponds with/ traditions of the Prophet. ing of England | of the faith. the commander of the faithful ist creed for many centuries. / | | | | /in the Turkish treaty. thus returns to/| fairly claim to represent 70,000,000 of Mo-' famous passage in which he deals with the dif- ) ficulties experiénced by interpreters of the) of the faithful. Two years ago, it was my 'duty, as Prime Minister, to receive a deputa- ‘tion, sent by the powerful Caliphate Associa- tion of India, to present to the British Gov- ernment the case of the Indian Mohammedans The deputation could hammedans. It consisted of some of the ‘ablest men in India. Its case was presented by qgne of the most brilliant and successful \ lawyers at the Indian bar, Mr. Mohamet All. ‘tie has about the largest legal practice in I looked up some notes in my possession of the statement then made by this ‘eminent Mussulman jurist on behalf of his fellow religionists. ence of the caliphate in Mohammedanism. It is an authentic elucidation of the caliphate by one of the most distinguished and learned Mohammedan lawyers in the East. bears directly on a problem which is produc- | power. ing today. taking the world as a whole, more‘ “THE breeze that revives the age of | ) Moslem said, I extract from it his re-{ sittnaaisan markable exposition of the status and tatte-| Perhaps Kemal Realized Impon- | sibility of Keeping Up Pretense (of Power) Any Longer. * * * * What Is More Likely, How-— ever, That the Kemalists— Have Decided to Westernize — Turkey. Is that | .| had survived even the Napoleonic cyclone > and for that purpose, if the ideal combination of piety and power could not be achieved, the ‘Let us get hold of the most pow- erful person, even if he Is not the most plous, so long as he places his power at the disposal fof our piety.’ ”’ —— | ss Under Kemal i In ‘aie of the improvement in the Turkish ) position affected by the treaty of Lausanne, ,the Turk, judged by Mr. Mohamet Ali's stand- ard, has no longer territory and population, — _jand consequently not the power that will en- ‘(able him to maintain the prestige of the cal-— — Before the war, Turkey was terri- torially a vast empire of many races. Within — .its confines were the most famous shrines in ) the world—Jerusalem, Mecca and Medina. It \had a population estimated at between 28,- } 000,000 and 30,000,000. By-the treaty, it has. | been deprived of four great historic lands— | Src or Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine. The population of the provinces left to Turkey is ess than one-half the population of the em- ) pire before the war. It is, in all probability, }not a third. The Turk himself disposed of a million or two by massacre and starvation. He, therefore, can no longer comply with the In-— dian qualifications for the command of the faithful. Perhaps Mustapha Kemal realized the impossibility of keeping up the pretense any longer. What is more likely, however, is — that the Kemalists have decided definitely to — westernize Turkey. Nominally-they are Mo- . hammedans; in fact, they are free thil They do not believe that under modern ditions a country can be governed by the Koran. Readers of Gibbon will recall the © “ id Koran as far back as the eighteenth century, — in applying its provisions to the exigencies of commerce. The new worldly wisdom which is now uppermost in Angora means to attempt © it no longer. What will become of the caliphate? Witt the Arabs regain control of this sacred office? © Anglophobes are already — alarmed at that possibility, and they suspect — the “hidden hand” of England. But there is another possibility, and it Is full of meaning — ‘for the conscience of mankind. The caliphate — As O85 ca be severed altogether from tempor Christianity has emancipated itself — . from state control in the whole of the North newspaper and magazine articles of an exposi- | ) American continent, in the British dominions ) tory kind than any gther topic, I make no, luminous speech. Indian | Lawyer’ Expositi tion — “Islam has always had two centers, personal one and the other a local one. The the successor of the Prophet. | | ‘ of Islam, his sutcessors, or Khalifas, continue , The local center is guidance, and his orders are to be obeyed by For the defense. As such, his powers; must always retain adequate territories, naval . They are defined 2‘ nd military forces and financial resources, “Full power and au-) all of which can be summed up in the expres- | ‘sion, ‘temporal power.’ Since the / restrain and amend all such er-/ world still relies on force, the Khalifa cannot | The) therefore. be a relative one. Not going into ( the matter more fully, we would say that after the various wars in which Turkey has been) engaged recently, and after particularily, the empire of the Khalifa was reduced to s éider the irreducible minimum of temporal ) power adequate for the defense of the faith to be restoration of the territorial status quo, ante-bellum.”’ I then asked Mr. Mohamet Ali whether the caliphate was hereditary. His answer, for so “But in\ devout a Mohammedan, is brutally candid: “That is a point which will clear up the ‘trie Co., the General Electric Co., the West- influence of the Caliph must therefore be of) whole question of the Khalifa. Islam required 'more mystic character and is, for that reason,( temporal power for the defense of the fait’ 7) Continued ‘on Page “SB. | } first orthodox faith. )the whole aspect of Mohammedanism. and in France. Turkey has now initiated the longer represent a' ‘apology for publishing an extract from this | noticy of disestablishment amongst Mussal- (mans. | caliphate into a papacy—-a purely religious — i — — —) It may end in the conversion of the and spiritual authority. Mr. Mohamet All sug gested that the alternative to the Turkish caliphate was the choice, by an assembly of. Mohammedans from all countries professing : of a holy man without pos- This is by no means 4 entail . No pean ‘Sten can eat | the sana vacated by the Turkish Sultan. Mohammedans may. sessions for Caliph. improbable. _ Object ¢ to Convert World ‘ly spiritual chieftainship. This might change it might re-energize it and set it once more | on the move. It has ceased to be a propagand-— But, as Mr. Ma- — homet Alt pointed out, the objective of Mo- | / hammedanism is the conversion of the world, j (A religious head might inspire another mis- sionary enterprise. Asia is the true nursery of religious talth. No great religion ever started from any other | continent. The bustling materialism of the - West is not the atmosphere in which new faiths spring up. I remember a witty Irtah- | man saying that if the Christian religion had — started in London, it would. have been the Balkan War (ed as a limited Uability company and 1 ‘Twelve Apostles would have been placed uch low limits that Moslems con-/ the board. Wall street and Paris would | (done no better. Whether it were London, N \ York or Paris, the interests of the | would have been first secured, and rifice as was necessary would have ttibuted amongst the general public. .. Asia alone has the repose and trame tudes for great and enduring siasms that possess whole lowers of Mohamet have ‘ Guus an See e ie La rae PEt 3 lies ccd ee Maisie Cg pe ere ee

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a tr ™ ee eye - -_-— So Se a —_—_—— —— “ . . _ , al Tye) - ’ ~ i | y ] e p> -make no difference in its cardinal as to maintain prices for those products propor- cents, should you ask him how he feels about it. ' principles, that it will always fist tionate to the prices of other commodities. —_——-—_ —-—_ eo -_____ —__— ‘ “er tol- / , ' = for progrese and reform, ne The measure is objected to on many grounds. |! A GRAIN OF SALT. erate injustice or corruption, always 4 | _ sae | fight demagogues of all partics, is denounced as paternalism, which it is. It 1s Attorney-General Daugherty is justified in di- never belong to any party, always called a deliberate attempt to defeat, or circuM- recting the attention of the public to the character | | ‘ Oppore privileced classes and public vent, the law of supply and demand, whicd it iS. of the statements made by Roxie Stinson. divorced ope ‘ ce gene ge lack on It is charged that the scheme would put the GO*¥- wife of Jesse Smith, his friend and associate who one a 'w the poor ways remain de- “3 ‘Renin kage SRE STS: ‘voted to the public welfare, never be ernment in the grain business, which is obvious. ¢gmmitted suicide, and asking that judgment be 0S nee — Satiniied with merely printing news, | The prediction that the business would be managed suspended with regard to charges or implications pe = —_— always be drastically independent; | by incompetent bureaucrats whose waste and @X- with regard to him and his connection with alleged TTY whether by predatory plutocracy or . a at SEG RT pe : | — predatory poverty probably be fulfilled. The further prediction taal There ought to be suspension of judgment with + ee JOSEPH PULITZER. it would greatly raise the cost of living by advan: regard to the statements of both Roxie Stinson bel cant Seite Sed ’ ; = : ; eee Pai April 10, 1907. ing all prices may be debatable. The final item 1D and Gaston B. Means. No direct connection has ; mote i tage e ga — the bill of complaint that such a law would set’ pocorn established between the : ttorney-General and ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924. - . - = LL LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE 3 Precedent for the nationalization of all industrY the men named in connection with alleged cor. : *e OR — with the inévitable evolution of our present GOV-/| runt transactions by these witnesses. In seeking nt ~ y* > » . . . . . . oes . . 7 Sah a © Aaey t Pay. + ernment into communism is a plausible conjecture.| facts touching bribery and other scandals, evi- —-~ Te the Editer of the Past-Dispartc . , : ; : , : , as it But all those objections leave untouched the gence must be sought from those who know of or Sit =~ =" ig amusing to read some of the “‘ex- 2 rave difficuit> which this measure undertakes tO! gre involved in them. Generalliv. information must meet. namely, the intolerable economic disadvan-|-¢ome from disreputable or guilty persons. The tage of the farmer under the present order of State must rely, in many cases, upon persons in n >cerpts from the experts’ now deter- nijning Germanys ability to pay. and h@w they base their findings without an) h — he a rmoT ; hh ¢ io ‘Tran +h; » oe De : ; ; mw of } le: ; ad ; ’ ws mera consideration whatsoever. Th > pangs. The farmer's plight is a condition that; yolved in crime for information leading to th: eéler to the “unique freedom from in- ©@™20t be solved by theorizing. And it has Zot prosecution and punishment of the guilty tepnal debt.” with a single stroke they 0° be solved. The farmer is now trying to work The statements of these two witnesses are ex Giscard to oblivion all the Governmeat;out his own salvation by way of politics—that| parte and much is hearsay or inference, but it :, Bap ora ie } sical | ory reser! - . . , —eAe . } E 3 aeds the people hold, which at pres is, by acquiring sufficient political power to get cannot be ignored on that account. It is the dutv _. ~9, ane worth less because of the debacle of . ~' n © at . Ste ae mre mse wire: Wi ona ; ms r —~ , the mark. and in their nrogral? , these for himself Wwhoat oTraer interesis nave rotten LOT at T lé Senate committee to investtigaie ail clews = aan Sen dg are entirely disregarded. The same themselves by the same means charges and statements and to press the inves- ed eS | digposition is made of the railroad bonds. So we have the agrarian revolt in the Northwest ¢jgation until the truth is discovered. The char- = * ) " the railroads is equally tak hee alread: aie a Ss | Eibiewr and a wn x te * ana °C » , : a = wenld fee! if the debacle of the dollar) hands He intends to have one. The-only fellow in na sootah 3 ' , . . P \f. “2 ] rae Inwal * thea ar anieté S should take place and the bonds shouli | sight is the Government—that is. all of us. So. into ‘i Fall wa iO ail O ine War spiri When his . ame manner ‘ oni : oF —~ ee ae ai become worthless in the sal | the pocket of Mr. All-of-us the farmer purposes to Olii-.e€ase proieges were annoved he told it to the “May, nay, Dawes, how do you get that : al. . pees | way?” WILLIAM KAELLMANN. shove his hand. And, however unprecedented. un- mMariles. -— ——— ethical, revolutionary and ominous the proposal - -@e on | | * The Major Scandal. May be. can anybody question its equity? OILING THE KEYNOTE SPEECH to ' Post-Dispatch. : " ‘ Sai 9 — ' Tore Esicor . « ong oer | Plainly, the farmer has got tired of being ee ee | c ray those who think there : ‘ : AS as vee intimatec betore tne writing 4 AM one ‘ viucked He is going to join the piuckers In a chs nee ea ° more than an oil scandal in Washing- , wasiin -2 nae the keynote speech for the Republican convention _ ne 4 ~ } * - ~ . “— , . > ¥ ‘ } ‘ta + t confronting the country at pres- cools its avarice. ee ee addres: They may be used with- , - / .* fo a "+ - d : > -_ si vy scand n oll has been found . —_ | s , : : out tear of contradiction “ eqj, The scandal in o The Post-Dispatch is opposed to subsidizing the 4 Twy “. Written for the Post-Dispate. . ’ oul! There are many, many scandals . — a rs Our wasted oil unprofitably burns | f > st epate : ne farmer. It is opposed to al! subsidy. But if every- hs | . 4 - - By Cl 4 s [ , out y.. ry ' , : ) By CLARK McADAMi} thet are never found out. 7 Pear ey oe Like hidden lamps in old sepulchral urns. (Cepyrigh: ; Daugherty was made Attorney Gen- %°CY else is to be subsidized the farmer must OT hes | : eral because h¢ managed Harding’s | and will be subsidized. This Government of ours . hi wit —Cowper. ; . ates . ho “aa .verythin is soot . 7 election campaign Hie was admittedly | cannot make flesh of one class of industry and fowl : S - ‘= THE CRIME WAVE & personal appointee. Denby and Weeks of anoth It & ica | —Pliny, the elder ue . ene ae é ; xt Pixoaecrmares i another. t cannot bestow special privilege on ;' hi bi P I°VE sort of calculated wee equally miscast in thelr respectiv . ori a Save thine inccwparable oi as ' pagitions Tn fa t ingle rlan e at the some industries and deny that privilege to others para oil, For nigh on nifty Year 18. ac a Si i a ix ‘ ai : : ~s tea : \ ‘ | nae es in the present Cabinet is enough it emphatically cannot make the farmer the unique a ~_ — Byron. That from the mass of people . . . = ; > ** ] " * ‘ . e . ? : ° .* togndicate that President Harding went and universal goat. The Government must atts : n handful of meal in a barrel, and a little e Id nuthin yong he fear. ho 4 . . , , , “— . > ut the » m rtninkin m it, toe far in allowing his personal feelings abolish special privilege utterly tariff and all oil in a cruse. ——4 0] Testament. . A digit * [ wes » ; : >* . -. ‘ i oj And tne more read the press, ‘e his ecisions. The onlv one on St Ee : = : , And the barrel of meal Vaste ” " . ee a - e , ‘ © i «> ~ e I > " : ‘rie? ix the oT) dita = a -~ 7 = ‘ ~F . . . as-to entirely obliterate the good im- EVERY MAN HAS HIS PRICE , wv SUE tees, Cae Ge oe 6é Roa em Republica: EE Oh, maybe twenty-four; pressions one had of him as_ Citizen joy for mourning, the garment of praise for | there has been a great deal of "Twas when I courted Mary— Htigher DAVID GOWDMAN. ) You are worth $8 cents if vou weigh 1590 pounds | the spirit of heaviness. smoke and mighty little fire in the Folks never locked a door. » aa . : : . : ©.1l scandal.”’ My twi « ee + te} ' > A Texas college chemist has figured it out. The —Old Testament “Here is an . tone eon a , : We never thought af thievim:, “ : ; oa ; ; ; : , re is an editoriai in one of their pa- Of bribery ad so: | . © Friends of Prohibition. | body of a man of that weight, he finds, will “ren-. Why does pouring oil on the sea make it ress. - 32 seen 88 mien thei calle ies 7 we af = > s a! =F I . , . = ; ‘is = ; . a ‘ : : ~ 4A ”@ writer is not a heavy drinker, | other items of varving value. The Texan estimates —Thompson work has been built up to support the evi- We have that Kluxy Klue. “ fore my acquaintance with saloon-| that these constituents, probably excluding the Dotibtiess other authorities will come to light lence we have against a very few people i see here -n the paper F ~ h re o r , >] - . . ; : , — ' r +? > + . - _ I : Tea . - ’ 7 +} —— 4 , viii dress ——— — set # Se siUase® 3 even with the high cost of protection ne | eauired in the rendering up. This sellimg price, to the highest bidder a wes ee ee rete et ae As he lay tn his bed; a ; aap | ar cence if there is more falsew k ft] ev erent “ae ’ niake more money and work shorter | = —— = ——————— SS es eid ee knee, ae ework than evi- And Ezra Meeker’s auto h th f ly | a “+ 19 Mecause (hat fOr every fact de- ' Was took the other dar #than formeriy. PREPARING FOR THE VOYAGE. ' veloped probably a dozen ea Were taid While Ez : ihe 2 —? : ; ‘ fn . ; (EF ee aiatrt 6U8G niie ra and the fam'ly a lx marl ~ aoe te got lag exthoceng From the Philadelphia Record.) | The blame for this rests not on the. immit- Had gonet abide to pray lso ies to e few ot! Ss: . tee. but upc wag “ aa gone to uren t ray. ) tf upon the lars. ‘ lV ~~ ae , — I know. As to the balance, I [here is one feature of the inquiry that It does seem such a pity: Gnot know, but does not = must have given many of us serious mis The worid has reached a stage ev! . ?- al N4 - vote according to his own vee ee vivines ly seemed imncaanih Where folks has lost their reason a = — » - ° ; as ‘ sa . + aeeeh 4 ie ‘ a ' i : . *~ NECES SARILY ANC * Y M. OT a whether rea! . related a ‘ « ind CTriiIné i= aii the raze. coal a - _ ee — _— Bin . . es . ~ Mi aqai or not. who h not been wn + — yy i even res.us Perkins. rn If You Are Nervous. thing Declarin sn ie r on Aho 2g The Mavor of the town /&- : i ; ni ~- t 2" ee 3 ri rie ~* - . vy . - _ 2 Ze! Sia . : Toe, Bhe Editor of the Post-Dispatch. = = ep tate Manas scence of com- 5 — ee | = ; icity in the particular thing under i) att. Acceptes renty collars SKE myself. there are many people — a see e « . ider investi Raetinn — , : Satiiol most of nose Viled . ™ . through life and allowing the nervous Lo uy pretty much ented = 7 vn ‘ a untae mr ne Sear comaitinon to become real in their life pomethine? Are we sf aay = oS » ta Let on he didn't care; 44 . - re V rs a ~ 2 tho = ” . Dear friends, nervousness is not a part es andi : ue “ > " ‘ .na of or. He enrt o *inuated - u ‘ ’ ‘ — . on eof ua. therefore we do not need to carry lie service at the Pega That he was not alone, il it ‘ry cae io ’ oro ’ } + ’ : ’ ft @round with us the balance of our Te oUt a And looked above his glasses , . few innocents who would care to tell whar , : 4 Le imost all material | . On oe r ms wy Tieks eacon Neuden Stone tives. I have tried almost all mat L) is they are doing? H een , At D Reuben S aid and have even zone ae far as te Fe- ! —-» ees iin As our own ceountr’ aby Come 8O QUICKiVY to be x@ fhe Fr ; , . . ———— suiitui ie F s iv . ae friénds so that my nerves could remain , a corrupt Me PMN AS Ne hates er ° t. flat = - ; court. Liat ered and cajoled hy a currupt society end forgetting nr voluptuocusness its calm. But, thank God for the day a an me this remedy, and that is to : your soul to express. Our soul is mth like a rosebud, all closed up, and it Wants to express the fine qualities that are evolved ‘n it, very much like the ud rejoices when it can unfold its and bring forth the beautiful rose is within itself -eoul has divine wisdom, divine. power and beauty within itself and a i cannot bring forth that for “it is intended, it tries and tries “being crushed back by the sense . that we allow to rule us most of me,” ra uees this nervous condition y people that are following their cne-time simple virtues” “I am afraid the conviction it« ines: bie. Maybe there has been someone witness stand who was entirely at obviously is leading a blameless life. but if so I missed it.”’ Mr. Antwine said. . > * MHAT KEEPS THE SMALI. T« IWN ALIVE Sikeston (Mo.) Standard When you see a heavil- ~ _ 4 * . 7 \ a. set pe . - ‘ _* yr ae Lie: att * . — . ~~ . " - : = ecty known as the “big five.” /gmportant to know the status » goings of each. ' . The “ > 1e¢ sehool children whe had a (anee to testify against a severely disrci- rlinary teacher, in a Clayten court. and who received $1 each for so doing, must have felt like the newly arrived Irishman whe sad, “This is a fine country. I've got a job tearing down a Protestant Church, and I'm str TT? getting paid for it.” H. _ > 7 Good sign on Mr. Doheny’s private car: Patriot : Ee Se a oe pA Sar = sce teceedeeeens Our Jamie must by this time feel lucky to be Senator. leading publicists. newspapers and full individual development, ‘ DR. CHARLES W. ELIOT in @ ' which often recur: because the ij it f r en a | be the slightest doubt as to lor mental ciarity with which ; ; a pressions of religious aspiration a tien until future generations progl 'ter—but no longer. It will hold Gt allegiance of men and women Wi ize the difference between fact an b : Oo : ‘rines, new or oid, but ag @ | In all probability a free people aie id hb i ii —those who prefer to live under sae uthority; those who prefer toa a opinions and beliefs from Bi. * Be grounds of sympathy and beam: lowship. “look out and not new thoughts and prospects, 6a] == present and the future rather a past. For these last the church) 6&3 ture is to frise. Pd by gee . i. $1 ex th ce more likely than hitherto. (jovernment simply lacks the ec farming agency for Western ' in this state of affairs & revival ‘tation for intervention by the | be In Japan the situation of i= i ee sc | an. PUBLIC OPINIO ances casual and more or leas @ - themes as the infinite universe ae 4 ry | ; $ finite God Almighty. And & Way JICON >I N , | the Christian religion not as @ a8 4™ |} mental habits, all equally since than their own; and those W8@.—5 think for themselves, select t hon system approaches pretty cles? | Swine Cheese, ib, «+> absolutism; the people are bs Domestic and thoroughly under co Taxes are extracted with : cision and the credit of the ¢¢@ recently offered In this © oversubscribed within 15 books were opened. | the democratic ideal, the Js—=an= ment is no great shakes, 04 ™ down to the question of hare = out to be a pretty “hogging the air” ff ft can assert @il its patent rights to keep its com- petitors off-the ether. Secretary Hoovers opinion, on euch a state of affairs was ‘made | plain in his statement before the House committee which ts éonsid- ering the White bil. He declared | “Radio should be kept to free The MIRROR This column is designed to re without bias the latest comment) es we should assure that there. i im be no monopoly over the dis- ee bution of material.” ' ‘als on the questions of the dom ¢ oF THE CHURCH OF THE FUT : Attitude of Government. | ef 9s mm The broad attitude of the United | Atlantic. & a Department of Commerce HE church of the future will am "Ee regard to the whole problem er radio breadcasting—the actual rol of the ether, the rights of public and of the Government, question of monopolies in re- it of legitimate and free trade authoritatively set in the following exclustve in- which Herbert Hoover has ae a tw Ay — ng at ae A im ct = . ly employ rituals or forms ority of civilized mankind rather ii itions, and prefer carefully @ orms of worship and prayer toe nm, aneous at the moment; but there # we a" re used. It will use the best and Shop} etween eonstructive thinking ames f a fantastic imagination overs ° an re nana. " , oe eo a e divisible into three sorts, vy their different faces, caplet ving side by side in peace and 2: ronger. clearer. and more ' a t ts tity aR PEO 2 - te ee en SE Tan aaa, . “mene My deel aie ese tr —#£;i, 4 WALL Btr NO WALL -orn the Freeman mS ITH the native bankers of | fusing to take up any mere) - rities and the native politicians © c around desperately for & new | 7.000.000 wherewith te meet Ge . penses of the Government, the co e political organization at mplete bankruptcy seems iz eng ~ ee i (5 a ae it el ORR AE AEN Blt eas n ‘ ere > 2 ~ +>. at Vere necessary to make i anf es Re Oca expected at any time. “ _— altogether different. Here 4% ee ee . good that the Japanese rey hind fi

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-"~, —¢e “eth ty 4 Te } \- SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924. en ; : 2° - nd dak a. ho Owns the Ether Is the Question Which Is Now Before Con ie > ym eae mcst complex and difficult problem in regulation that has ever con- fronted the Government,” Secre- tary Hoover said. “Two conflict- ing principles assert themeelves. One tis the right of_inventors to earn a profit on their patents, and the other is the broad principle that nobody must be permitted to » monopolize or control the means of r “Tel and | public communication. I think Wy was primarily a wire-tele- | that is a question for the courts to company, and still is, to a/ solve, and Iam not a lawyer. Sactent. But it now owns Sta-| “TI believe, however, that every- ose It links up various | ody should be permitted to send — out anything they like. The very ———— From Page 1B. Co. and the Radio Cor- ef America. These are ~ known as the “big five.” t to know the status .4 goings of each. , gpe “A. T. & T.” oO be revoked, and creates other pow- ers which, I am confident, would enable us to keep the ether open to everybody, “You will recognize thet if any- bedy should be able to have the exclusive use of a certain wave length, they would have a monop- oly on that part of the ether. That cannot be_ permitted. We have Protecte@ the ether. Of course, certain people have patents on the instruments by ,which you get in and out of the ether. Like all patentees, they have certain rights gress and Courts | the causes for which licenses could e everybody, and we are doing that.” But, it was pointed out to the Secretary, if in@ividuals or cor- porations could monopolize the in- ether is obtained, they might well, for al] practical self. “Oh, no,” he replied. forget that the Government can prevent them from/using the ether and thus destroy the value of the apparatus, if it chooses. “The largest unsolved question in this entire problem,” he went on. : ‘Don’t | | MOSLEM PAPACY ~ | will Se & SNES eS ee will stir the world. That is better for mankind than the clash of swords. Authority is everywhere crumbling. It is now the turn of MAY RESULT FROM EXILE OF THE CALIPH Continued From Page 1B. sz ' | caliphate changes |they may other weapons. faith to exert its sway once more. If it comes soon, all will be well. If it tarries, anarchy will fil the gap. “The wind bloweth where it list- & propagandist weapon. If the its character. be well inspired to try If they do. there struments by which access to the as | purposes, | have a monopoly on the ether it- | ALL MAKES ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ kg % iT cee | a . a a *s . reth and thou hearest the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence| when it comes it it cometh amd wither it goeth.”| the mephitic atmosphere The breeze that tevives the age of! West. s will surely of « PAYING AN INCOME TAX IS A PAINFUL PROCESS Nome of us care to part with our hard~ earned dollars te the tax collector. bat the Gevermment says we must, and se we have no choice in the matter. It would be a good thing for the major- ity ef us if there was some authority that would compel us to have our eyes tested at regulary intervals. We would completely escape those distressing ecye- strain headaches and pther annoying symptoms that inevifably follow nesg- lected vision. . ‘For 20 years I have specialized excie- astvely im the relief and prevention of vision defects by Ppreperiy prescribed Galibault — ~y Saesting stations py means of | rebroadcasts. | ' moment that the Government be- “is the problem of remuneration gins to determine what can be sent, it establishes a censorship, units, it clatms to be so —_ pry ts othe will be fash! a 'called upon to minate be- ule to “serve the entire East.” It tween 6Spera and jazz, fundamen- . many radio patents and als0 | talist and modernist sermons, and of the stock of the Western | so on throughout the whole field of | aot clashing ideas. | Dr. F. J. Gallbault > © r «a? which should be protected. . That acuum Cleaners Repaired for broadcasting stations. The man is @ matter for the courts. It ds ORDERS ALLED . ELIVERED also, he added significantly, “a that evolves a practical and fair ESTIMA C FOR AND D matter for the exercise 6¥ broad vi- | way of compensating them wil! TES GIVEN AND ALL WORK GUARANTEED sion by people in control of great have cracked the hardest nut in the oro =I MISSMAN S PHONE industrial enterprises.” |bowl. The British Government PINE ST. ELECTRIC CO. , OLIVE 5158 Seed wires and ¢hrough its Providence and F. J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway (Between Locust and St. Charles) It was suggested to Mr. Hoover | Meets this by licensing receiving that perhaps the simple moral | instruments, and imposing a tax, : philosophy underlying legislation |} out of which the broadcasting sta- Western Electric Co. is| “Mor must anybody else be per- | 2nd Government had finally proved | 10S &re remunerated. We cannot » | mitted t t }inad .do that. It would make the Gov- | manufacturing concern | © act as censor. It wauld | equate to the burden imposed | | | & But b be absurd for anybody to attempt | UPon it by a complex and intricate. ernment responsible for the pro- does not age new swith, | tp. 20t UP Property rights to the | mechanical civilization. oe een ee ee of patent rights ether. It ehould be fr he | | Po e situation. ir. Th oe ree ag the; Duty to Keep Ether Open. “I know that if the Government | t a T. it has become the | alr. e Government has noright| «, ’ - : A , : don’t think so,” he replied. “I | were responsible for some of the | ¢ of the broadcasting to grant any such right to any- bell . in 7 body, either for use or sale any | 4, oa “ee: problem, difficult as | programs that come in over my * fils alleged that it will sell) ore than ; undoubtedly is, can be solved on /| set, I would register plenty. of it has a right to grant ‘the time-honored principles only on contracts which | anybody a section of the Hud | of | kicks. But knowing that they are sa d by the A. T. & T. | River Ae its exclusive use, 7 re | common justice. The broad and 'the efforts of private individuals, | | . 1 The General Electric Co. 1s/| sell. | basic duty of the Government is to |I give them credit for doing the ik : ” jargest electric nranufacturing “Whole Art in Liquid State. Keep the ether open and free to | best they can. r It makes | | oe a sdiatere It com-| “What we must bear fn mind ts | with the Westinghouse Co. in that this whole art ts in a liquid | te over the Marconi Co. of state. Nobody knows where it will + vay ~ j sy ne * iin an oe ae SL oe eee alt tall baal Bao tots sk ee Axminster Rugs Sxi2 size Alexander Smith & Son® make in variety of pretty medallion. floral and allover designs. Special price, Monday, cut to. ... VELVET RUGS—SEAMLESS Sxl2 size; these are 7 Alexander Smith & Sons’ brand; pretty floral allover and medallion designs; guar- anteed colors. Monday only, Cutlcura Soap ........17¢ Pebece Tooth Paste... .32¢ Pepsodent Tooth Paste. 320 : 50c Rubber Baby Pants. iSe} Tollet Paper, 5 rolls... 19e} —— To Pyorrhea Sufferers You could not be hired to put a dr of pus in your mouth and swallow it, but de you know if you are suffering from pyorrhea every bite you cat has pas mixed with it? Save yeurself from the ravages of this disease by careful t eatment in its early stages. More teeth jare lost frem this disease than from probably any other carse, so start in time fer good results. Examinatior. and Advice Are Free. DRH.E. DOWEL! OES DENTISTRY WEL SEVENTH and OLIVE, 8S. E. Cer., Over Sandper!’s Entrance on Seventh St. Hours: Dally. 8 te 6: Sa — end. For that reason everybody practicing it should be given the Hnehouse Electric and widest possible latitude. The regu- | “uring Co. makes, but does latory powers now vested in the * sell radio apparatus, un- | Department of Commerce are to- terms of its alleged agree- | “@/ly imadequate, and would have mi with the Western Electric | DTOKen down completely but for ' the Radio Corporation. 1: | the voluntary co-operation of the sts from its stations in | Stations, About all we can do is Pittsburg, KDKA, and Hast- | *° assig® wave lengths and issue Web... KF KX; connecting them | licenses. No license is issued for with wires as the “Tell and | longer than three months, because does, but by radio, | we want to keep the situation tight- using a wave length of 90 meters. | ly in hand. The White bill names Have Agreements. ale on Music Rolls Buy one roll of any standard brand here Monday at the regular price and you can have any one of the fol- lowing big hits on branded rolls for Mamma Loves Papa (Papa Loves Mamma) When the Sun Goes Bewn on the Lonesome Pine Sad Hawatian Sea (Hawatian Waltz Song.) Nervous People ' Receive Careful Attention , 9 te 12 connection with the Manches- | station of the Metropolitan Vickers. Manchester, EXxngland, it} , B has broadcast to the British Isles | * | , pand India. 5. The Radio .Corporation of | }K—— ,j@ America was formed after the war /|[)'| J : | ; a ‘. ee Bedroom Paper in dainty allover designs; onsale Monday, onty, Toll. 2.1. sm. ome «momen Beautiful Kitchen Parlor, Dining Room Paper in and Hall Papers, all colors....... 4tc special, at, roll. ' Ge Beautiful Papers in medium and dark shades, 7 5G A now Oc a row 1 Ac anow Canton Grepe j=.3.25,% $3.00 values. Special OR an ewvwbbeden column is designed to rcproduce ,§ ering the White bill. He declared be no monopoly over the dis- Department of Commerce public and of the Government, in the following exclusive in- | regulation of radio is the | = ox, as . M " 4 apa.d eee mk hit ee Se Le We ee ae ee. a Lot la an 5 - 4 ee LE ‘ : pt ia in a att gS ia : 1s de Oe ne oe | eee te ee wae > Sie ety” oe eae " ee PM t ee - Se Sy 25. ’ : er, oe ins - Fig « 4 > AY om, d * ee Me Page ik , 4 oe wit “2 oe i Sey Fea) sale ‘ . Ley +5 te SSE ek” 5 Gone MES! a ee ea 7 Fed, ~ BRE eee = a fay me tag Res Ye : A 2 - 3 > : \ ey : By: , oe he . : Se ek ns et 4 x ae at es > colors. Sizes 8% to 10; » “look out and not in,” welcom® ouchts and prospects, and live 10 the t and the future rather than in tne For these last the church of the fur to rise ‘ALL BUT NO WALL STREET. he Freeman rifsthe native bankers of Chins re using to take up any more public # and the native politicians scrateh und desperately for a new l0e8 1.000 wherewith to meet the ¢ of ef the Government, the collap® plitica) at Pekin in ner e bankruptcy now rat likely hitherto. The Chin Ament simply lacks the political ates Ssary to make it an efficient ta® ZK agency for Western creditors. a siate of affairs a revival of the ak for intervention by the Powers ma ted at any time. apan the situation of the*Government gether different Here the poli me approaches pretty close to pena tiem: the people are well cape oo horoughiy under control, the aaa are extracted with regularity and P is and the credit of the Governmen. 4 that the Japanese loan of $150.00°. ecently offered in this country che ibecribed within 15 minutes after Were opened. Measured in tessa imocratic ideal, the Japanese Gove is no great shakes, but when we to the question of hard cash it t | be a pretty good Government organization seers than WISCONSIN (REAMER — TWO STORES Ete, 8h & lucas 6214 Easton and Tuesday Specials | BEST Ture , c ie 9: _ Fresh churned ¥ 7 4 “ mid Cc 002. 8 guaranterd. Put €p tn Cartcnes. Mgrs are the hest. Pure Leaf Lard, 10¢ th White Cane Granulated. var Ze 1" ' a. Va, Ever-Good ¢ 3 Ms. ¢ 4 =» Coffee, F STLY This is one of the most amazing Grand Piano values that St. Louis has ever been offered. This Grand measures only 4 feet 8 inches, and takes up little more room than an upright. This low price should mean many happy homes, for there is a world of cheer in a Player-Piano. An instrument of high-grade construction—it plays all standard makes of rolls and is simple and easy to operate. _ Open ‘Evenings Until 9 O’Clock The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. 7 <n ee | a LAURER RRR UREA SR SRR SAS SURES ER ERR SSR SRR OR ~ 4 hy hy Hy hy gt oe OF SF Be aS ie oe oe oe oe ee ' ae Dad Bell Ball Ball Baal Bao Ee oe Be oe ee ee te ee qualit Women's Summer Knitted Union Sults, elal 29 Sheeting. Spe- or Monday regular and extra sizes; special.... | 15¢ MEN'S SOCKS | 0o UNION SUITS 450 FIBER SOCKS 800 pens Spring Union Men's fiber Siik Suita, ribbed, with short cooks, in desirable Men's Sizes 9% to 10 Floor), at medium - Socks, tn black and colors. (Matin weight cotton sleeves and ankle length; colors: sizes 9% to 11%. 29¢ white only: sizes 50c Special..... 15c Women’s Vésts 86 to 42 (Main SHADES Fioor), at Oll opaque cloth shoulders. Women’s Summer knitted Vests, with built-up Special .. $10 MATTRESS , Art floral tick- ing; white cut- tom filled:neat- Tie SCALLOPED and FRINGED SHADES “g oat rollers; 28, 32 Suitable for and 36 inch by -APRONS = Ir tufted: roll edge ; heavy. 6 feet long: as- sorted ceclors; slight seo- onds; each. 9¢ Women’s Band Special] Monday pie fittings. Spe- (Second Floor) cial, each, ecale: rickrack trimmed. M . Apron, onday “18e 29c Sunfast Draperies | Bungalow Aprons 7 - ’* . f-ianch contin- vucus post with i See we, 75¢ Windew Shades Shades, 36x7 size: assorted colors; complete with fittings; each.. 48¢ ' Pretty patterna, In nice mercerized quality madras, 36 inches wide; cut 45¢ Special onday from bolt. Special, yd. Button front and slipover strie; tie back, with pock (Second Floor) ..-.ceess++- ‘e@avyw ; el ; $10 value; Monday 0026 6ensnsed et. __ GRETONNE 4 AIN 30c Curtain Net | Makes neat drapes for all IMPORTED INLAID Le BRAND 36 inches wide. color combina- 25¢ rooms | Pretty Bpectal, yard.. tion. day only, each. .. 27 inches wi Special, yard Nice quality filet; sultable for doors or —— eer et eanreeeee Boys’ 2-Pants Suits. for boys to 15 years; extra well made The extra pair means double Tmadeg 4.95 of strong, sturdy materials; real $ : value: for the one day only 36 inches wide; ‘ open work cial Monday, er. ¥ ; - 36 inches square. Special for ~ selling, Cach..-.«ecseeeres i. ft. high. Stepindder; 5-Tt. siz: with bucket $1.79 $1.29 : rest ««««#+** Of *beach cloth Meal eale: embroide red fronts; | slight wecond?.. and per- *euemwenreaeer-e Saucer s: white. 6 pairs tor, Made ope, Me sallor co“lar with braid... eesteeceve for ee ee <A. Tae ete es Te tg ont Se

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_ 4B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning arid one siehes Sdileg newspaper + COMBINED re Te Meee: eee om 9 oe | Meeting on Irish Relicf. 4A meeting will be held at 8 p./children in mi today at Rock Church Sthool)|leen Brady and Peter Goldén, rep- Hall, Grand boulevard and Finney avenue, to obtain subscribers to a lief League, will speak. {fund for the reliet dt women and =) NEBRO CFNTENCED 0 lin on SAY “BAYER” when you buy- Genuine Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you, are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe |. ‘’m not guilty and wasn’t even by millions and 2 hag et by physidians 23 years for braver come” mana sereedlagy Sal a: Ac cept only “Bayer”’ re Aalidien ver Women's Re- HANG Will APPEAL Headache such will not be the case,” the Toothache Rheumatism | _versational mood. As Deputy Sher- Lumbago ; bad as a‘rope around my neck.” Pain, Pain a firing squad than be hanged. package which contains proven directions. the trial Jury dy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. | 10 out of 12 voted execution for idester of Salicylicacié Dean, but later compromised on} rin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetica His Execution for Murder of White Man Is Set for Good Friday. illite ee ee a Good Friday, April 18, has been fixed as the date for the hanging of Ernest Ruppert, negro, for. the murder of William Owens @ white man. in East St. Louis on Dec. 23, |during @ holdup. James Dean, ne- ‘gro, also was convicted, was sen- | te need to life imprisonment. In fixing the date for execution after overruling motions for new ‘trials for both negroes, Circuit | Judge Borders at Belleville yester- des commented: “T believe we need a few hang- ings to stop the crime wave in St. P | Clair County and St. Louis. en hanged.” “Tam convinced that in your case Judge replied. Ruppert, however, was in a con- ‘iff Petro slipped handcuffs on him, he observed: “This don’t feel as Later, he said he would rather face | Attorneys for the negroes served | notice they would appeal. It is said , was unanimous in sentencing Ruppert to die and that life Vmprisonment. At Lehman’s Open Evenings GREATER DELMAR BOULEVARD Until 9 P.M. _ ASSOCIATION TO BE FORMED eeeneny |™;: Improvement Bodies Wil oe 10- aivurs This. Outfit and $10 a Month Pays for It! ee A ~ (ccdddee needa nied al — Zi ) \EEE FEEEUENR? { — 'New Rembraridt Player FREE , —-~e Re HM «+ ee « Oe awe * _ Special 3=Day Sale = at This. Reduced Price ‘249. MONDAY — TUESDAY —.WEDNESDAY Beautiful Lamp 25 Latest Rolls New Style Cabinet Combination Bench Delivery Within 100 Mdes Most Sensational Offer: ‘It has been many months since such a value as this has been m offered. To show how easy it is to possess a fine Player and ‘how easy it is to pay for it, we are making this offer on this “guaranteed new Rembrandt Player, with the complete outfit free for these three days. $249 is the price of the entire outfit and $10 down and $10 a month is all you need pay. Nowhere Else Can You Equal This Value! Have you a “Silent Piano” or Phonograph to trade in? Fine! We'll allow you its full value, and in that event, you make no down payment at all. — —- — Merge for Further Develop- _ ment of Thoroughfare. Organization of the Greater Del- 'mar Boulevard Association, to con- duct ‘a campaign for further im- provement of Delmar boulevard from Grand boulevard to its west- ern terminus in University City, ra ~ “Rut, Judge,” replied Ruppert, will be perfected at a public meet- ing of interested persons. at agit shing Theater Wednesday night. | Three improvement associations now active in their respective 10-1 calitieg along the oulevard are planning to merge into the larger association. They are the Delmar | Improvement Association of Uni-' versity City; the Cabanne Business | Center, which has devoted itself to | the vicinity of De Baliviere avenue. | and the King-Del Improvement As- | sociation: | When consolidation is effected | the new organization will seek the widening of Delmar boulevard, completion of the Wabash viaduct | in conformity with plans of city | engineers, and the making of a/| white way from Grand boulevard | west through University City. Henry Weisels is president of the | Delmar Improvement Association: | Carl A. Wessel of the Cabanne/| Business Center and Henry Carter! ‘of the Wing-Del Association. ABSENTEE ELECTION JUDGES AND CLERKS FACE JAIL TERMS: Names of 90 Who Failed to Ap- pear Sent to the Prosecut- ing Attorney, Neglecting the detail of going to thé polls in the constitutional elec- tion Feb. 26 may mean three to six months in jail for 90 judges and clerks of election. The Board of Election Commis- sioners sent the names of those 90 to the Prosecuting Attorney yes- terday as not having appeared at the polls and not having been ex- cused by the board. It was ex- plained that the board was be- coming so handicapped by failure of appointees to serve that it was necesary to invoke the law making }such neglect a misdemeanor. SHAKSPEAREAN | DRAMATIC CLUB Work to Begin W With th Study of “the Taming of the Shrew.’ The Shakspearean Tercentenary Club has organized a dramatic club, which will make its beginning with «a study of “The Taming of the Shrew.’ It will meet the first and last Tuesday evenings of each month at the parish house of St. George’s Episcopal Church, Olive | strect and Pendleton avenue. The officers of the club are: Mrs. O, H. Ledman, president; the Rev. Robert Hall Atchison, di- rector, and Mrs. E. T. Card, secre- tary. —- i. 7™ ADVERTISEMENT LD De ee ee ee i ee ee i Rock-Bottom Prices on All Reconditioned Instruments Special Terms as Low as $1.00 a Week 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 eS RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dis- solved and the Rheamatic Poison Starte _ . Schubert Upright ....... oe Arion Upright .... $125 Every Druggist in this county is au- O'Conner Upright ...... f | thorized to say to every rheumatic suf ile Stat ‘A Ss $175 Bellington $110 ferer that if @ full pint bottle of Allen- sine, Soright Re et et $150 Conway Player ........ $235 ens — “= apngueres of rheumatism, ; © UPrignt ....+«e6> oes not show the way” to stop the Richman Upright $0 Schroeder Bros, Player, $385 agony, reduce oy Jotate and és eet #9 0 99 away wit — “ test twi . Wellington Upright ..... $85 Steinway Grand .......$495 rheumatic pain, he will gietly ‘setate to Leave the System Within Twenty-Four Hours. n your money without comment, Allenrhu Nase been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous results have been accomplished in the most severr cases where the suffering and agony was intense and piteous and where the pa- e tient was he poeee. Mr. James H. Allen. the discoverer of Allenrhu., who for many years suffered the torments of acute rheumatism. de- sires all sufferers to know that he Goes not want a cent of anyone's money un- : structed druggists to guarantes it aa thia price. “Pedal Special at a |_| Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; ae sw ag 9 to ‘tio 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to fo Tenth Vandervoort’s Electric Shop for Everything Electrical The_E a W asher — St. Louis Women Prefer Néw low terms for a limited time now enable every home to enjoy this great labor-saver and pay prac- tically at the rate of laundress hire. We'll send-the Eden out for you to use, without obligation—if you like it, pay only $2.75 down and take as long as 15 months for the balance on a convenient account. Wash in an Eden This Week Just Phone Olive or Central 7500 Housecleaning Time Is ‘Here Don’t Use a Broom! Do the Job Right With the We'll clean no} only one, but se veral rugs for you to show you the ape dv but thorough work of this exclusive “air ac- tion’ Cleaner. The Royal is nationally known for its dependability and splendid performance, After your Free Trial ® Saag very small payment down and : small monthly amounts. Phone for a demon- strator to bring out a ROYAL or see a store demonstration of this remarkable Cleaner. Beginning Monday Sale Electric Appliances At Savings Prices Electric Table Stove A eeeetienenes $13.50 Value Electric Percolator Price $8.45 | Regular Price $7.50 and $8.00 Cooks top and bottom same | Sale $5 45 . time: three-heat switch. Toasts, Price . broils, fries or boils. Nickel-plated. Exceptional values; holds 6 and Exceptional value. ONLY 24 LEFT. | 8&8 cups, 75 Curling Irons Iterular Values $2.50 | Peco SaedO Fully guaranteed for one year. Electric Heater Regular Value. $7.50 ma, 9045 Only ten Heaters left at this pevea! Electric Iron Cords —— Piice, $1.75 wl $i. 10 7-foot lengths; eapecially endors- ei by Good Housekeeping. Fits any appliance, . Electric Irons | Regularly $5.00 and $7.50 Sale Price ° Your choice of any of these at | ' ' Electric Hot Plates ; tal i decemt 2 : ~ toa fl: guaran- teed for oe cuar. 50 ~~ — Electric Shop—Basement. 200 YD Sockets. regularly 606. at Ake 300 KF Sockets. ere Pe. 65e nbove in every fnstance. Wolff-Wilson Drug Co, cap supply you. ) —— ing your household linen chests with items purchased All-Linen Bleached Damask : $2.45 Yard Special Values Monday in FE able Linens and Tow Take. advantage of this wonderful savings opportunity Ti 70 inches wide, choice of pretty floral or striped designs. Nap- kins to match, 22 inches square; ’ dozen, Dish Toweling 19@ Yara Half-linen, 16 inches wide. Bleached Huck Towels 9 Ae Each $6.95 Half- linen, hemmed; size, 18x32. All-Linen Bleached Toweling 25@ Yard 17 inches wide, with red or blue borders. Linen Shop—Second Floor. if ’ * " PS ISa Visidets we The Vandervoort Candy Shop | St. Patrick’s Special for | | oe, So andies ie. sell every article | ocolate Harp as that asked elsex “f equal quality or ) Assorted Chocolates and “ 1 1b., 75c; 2 Ibs., f Vandervoort Candy Shop—Firgt (| | — Se : . ae we 3 ree a a Of all-linen, unbl ache inches wide. Bins All-Linen Napkin $5.95 Of bleached lam ahs be ne inches square; floral and sp Ue pee terns. 2 | SEALS ae * " b ang . ae ; ‘ Hemmed Dish 4 3 : | 32.50 Poven ) Half-linen, blue bord r 17x36. aa Davenport, chair, rocker table enameled in parehm and covered in attractive ¢ tonne; has-all sprite: filled eu ions: cotton covered. Chaise Lounge to match; reg Bath Towels 39¢ Each | | Hemmed, all white; a | A Piirchase of t PTTL LLL iit, eae) New Stubby Handle | Umbrellas of Plaid Silk @ No need to have a commonplace Um- brella when the silks may be of beautiful Scotch, plaids, bright or subdued as you will. q] Then there are the hairline-striped silk Umbrellas, the striking two - tone changeable silk Um- brellas — all with the- smart stubby things’’ this Spring. ; $13.50 if : that Is unusual, but only repr handles in- unusual. Purchase of a5 tive of many others to be s Monday. designs. | € @ The ‘‘little things’’ have become ‘‘the’big | Sanicc 20 the sueecess of the ensemble Stubby Handle Colored Silk Umbrellas $7.50 to $15.00 | “mrs Umbrella Shop—First Floor. On the perfection of the Umbrella and the accessories depends | Range has a 26m | guarantee against | far lI , Lilestrated, * ; ol a Ae ~ — == A ee $216 3-P For Your Old - Blue and gold enamel Suite, F a |»§6 tractively covered in cretonne. ij Z on the 4 | enport, chair and rocker. A Plaid Silk Umbrella, This all-por cel ing. Bakes beaut Will last a lifetime: New Inlai cea largest factories in America. not likely. to occur again. complete. Monday—A Great Sale of 15,000 Pieces. Iridescent Glassware | ~About One-Half Regular Prices, at 25c 29c 39c ' This great quantity of Glassware represents the surplus stock of two oF Purchased at prices far below regula: beautiful Glassware is in turn sold at extreme concessions. Such valt Selections should be made early while ste Full Dozens Are Obtainable in All Glassware “Tl i .P.-S.—No exchanges, cranes telanhons a Glass Sho Fi Thousands of terns in block, tile | fering a color selé quirements of an | dispkay and wery $1 65 lo $3.00 a SC & a New “A . These Rugs, as the hey are made of a heavy ticularly suitable for sum home during the Sumn size, as follows: te Size 22x34 : ec inches Ve Size 27248 > inches $ Jv Size 34x53 4 inches vy Size 3x3" feet y h re | 4 Pi ! Wine Gis | Iced-T¢: H "ack ui ij : hes oe ~ AY cer: c ie on > Fourth Fleér. oor Tabl

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i : , 7 | OS : ET gS eR Me ee ge ee TR eR ON rm it a i il eggs seas he | Pe isk S31, Gad PL Re ee MARC 18 is ‘ isz4. 3 The Daily POST -DISPATCH alone has $5,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evéning newspapers COMBINED : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - H Oe. ‘ a: a > sai : ; : y social & r Meee : : oA VW & Opec or Mond if ; 3 oe : is Contains Be } ; IS a Vandervoort policy —— to E are exclusive St. Laas to a i Hard Candies : 7 , ; : | ) : ee Irish Potaters t sell every article at a price as-tow a : Rogers | eae a. oe, PG : qs that asked elsewhere for articles tread Sie paar Yaar Mist T> 4 : ae 75c; 2 Ibs., $1.50 of equal quality or quantity. an p- . to Candy Shop—First Fioor, R coats. * Ca yin ; Z 3 ae a B -~ Ta ee be y an 5s Saget ae, © mre $f gas aaa S ‘ port unity by replenish. i : a purchased at this sale! | £384 S42 a5 528 \+% K ce 4 \ . ¥. FE a. ; j * umed Dish Towels i. te | ee a ae Age [3 | Ee : : | . : : | . - 2 @ $2.50) Dozen fm $155 4-Pc. Suite for | This Handsome 4-Pc. Suite, Regularly $396, for $328 4-Pc. Suite for | it linen, blue border, size : Davenport, chair, rocker and An unusual Italian oak enamel finish Suite, decorated and upholstered in soft velour. Suite Bete Peada ela maui aes * % * -% = a in ~ ortega $ 1 OS consists of davenport, chair, rocker and_ table. ‘ $ 5 2? : Suite upholstered in tapestry; ¢ ) ) 4 , | 2 i . : ) Hand covered In at ‘ee © | Same style Suite, ieces, in Jue and_gold decorat @ enamel, covered in fine cretonne; regularly $239.00, a very attractive value. Davyen- : =f 5 aa Bath Towels » tonne; has all st a ig aa cush- for $162.00; $140.00 Chaise Lounge to thatch for ae Sect, ale rocker and table. : mh & 39¢e Each ; 2 Tange to match; regularly $88.00, for $43.00 ) Odd pieces in this same style ofjered at equally low special prices. | - e 3 a: ‘2 : ; ’ o a ° @ > endo A 4 eh AN SUK: Size Exit A Pitrchase of the Entire Surplus Stock From Two Leading Manufacturers Makes Possible, Starting Monday, This Trémendans ; f Less Than Regular Price : 2 ieve this splendid collection, as a whole, is the most attractive Furniture offering, from the : : be Psneren Seger a variety and value, to which we have ever invited our patrons. It includes both i Shy | imported and domestic makes, embodying the highest type of excellence in construction and de- : * 4 sion, combined with the smartest new patterns and colorings in upholstery. i Cs ie | peg ee ee in the collection. se ee The five styles illustrated are merely examples of the tremendous price range offered in t : 2 In addition ts complete suites, single pieces may be slected from each suite on display. The collection is the very latest arrival from the furniture market. Furniture of this type is coming into wide popular de- mand, not only for sunrooms or solariums, but for living rooms and bedrooms as well. ” If you are interested in Furniture of this | The savings average one-third and the oF | character, you cannot afford to overlook the | sale prices range in Suites of three pieces. ee br — s a ee ‘ at | wonder f ul savings which this sale provides.’ | from $73.00 upward to $264.00 , Ig . i war | : ; LA Bud Svatem Buy an Our Club Payment Plan SS engi | a y pare | Use the u get yste | Our Club Plarm~makes your home-furnishing | $2 70 4-Pc Suite for = © } : ° “es | bl imp! atter to finance. . We require | . oe - & ; 71 6 3 P S T f Buy this Furniture and all your other home |_ problem a simple matter requ. ua — For Your Old Range : 7 C. ul C OF Curnishings in accordance to Vandervoort’s Bud- | a part payment at the time of purchase, dividing : Enameled in unusual soft col- : ! o = | i fe 4=Cs«éBlue and gold enamel Suite, at- set Svstem. Ask to have it explained to you when _—ithe balance into easy installments, payable over a } orings and _ hand-decorated. $ | ’ a: a | | on the wactively covered in cretonne. Dav- vou visit the store Monday. | period of months. { Upholstered in attractive pat- | , E ae | og chair _ sere 9 A — you Vis! ‘ , ‘ 3 . Sh ft I terns. Set consists of five-foot 4 ots | Purchase of a New | # tt Bl, Sat only representh- Sale Starts Promptly Monday Morning at 9:00 O'Clock in the Furniture Shop—F ifthFloor | settee, chair, rocker and table | ~ iq q _ Monday, 4 “S : ish . | | eA a A EIT ee. Sea pennant tals ‘ anico | Pe cle PE ee Se +? _—— a - te eR a - nan - ech ‘ ry " t . 3 , — “ “4 a : * g | This ail-porcelain | . ‘ * : i ee A Great March Offering o oorcoverings 4} ———— aa comer sont ot HM OCArting Monday = : = | ing. Bakes beautifully. | e ae : ; id . ? | .| Will last a lifetime. . ! d EW Floorcoverings of every description. Domestic Rugs of unusuat Rue Purch | Stove Shop—Basement | ) : . d from the best sources under advantageous | Budget Your Rug Purchases | New Inlaid Linoleum | eee eee : “- v Ht - Cen i | price conditions. Offering at this time what we believe are the best | When a ae a ee \ wre ramdie pat. | ‘ : how the Vandervoort Bu aie Thousands of yards ef the new pat Rug values obtainable. , es | will help you to economize on your Rug 2 ferns in block, tile and many others, of- > saree f erv need and at purchases | . - colecti ‘e- : r sizes for every ae , 19 ' | E : rig a wero ee — ‘ This tremendous show ge Sc a apace : Systematic distribution of the expenditure | * oan é - Mh Yl : quirements of any home, are ontad rpe very reasonable prices. for Floorcoverings is just as important as any 7 | HI . Ti ae display and wery reasonably priced at , Er ;and make vour plans to visit our other items for the home. i!) ‘| Hm | $1.65 to $3.00 a square yard. Look over this splendid list of values and make your p! «on fas Gaeta : 7 . ‘| a Rug Shop Monday morning to select the new Floorcoverings tor spring. _ : a i —— ——— ¥ ‘ ° . fe Aan = Cl ; | New Shades in Plain “4 : i] ’ , lendid Valu New Wilton Rugs Ne 9 —a—_§@ New “Artoval” ‘Rugs | Splendid Values in Ne vy uton 5 | Carpet .y ; | spews a ize to the extra large room sizes, these Rugs offer an un ‘ _ a ; i : These Rugs, as the‘name implies, are oval in shape. piper tenet designe in ottrective color combinations. Priced according to size, as follows: An unusually good selection of plain ose - now Re s000 Pieces snotty | | They are made of a heavy fiber, very durable ane per : feet so widely uesd for covering the entire floor, offers ex- = | » Weularly suitable for sunroom dr for ‘any room in the Size, 27x36 inches | Size 4.6x7.6 feet | Size 9x12 | Size 11.3x12 feet cellent. values at prices ranging from : is sware 4 _ home during the Summer season. Priced according to 5 39 50 | $90 00 | - : » Size, as follows: | $7. Q | S ° | a tan pr Peat $ 1 37.50 | $3 to $4.50 Yard 6 | | ; : - ; ; | ; t 1Ze OX | . . noah: Prices, at a | Size 22x34 Size 40x70 6 60) | Size 27x54 inches Size 6x9 fee : | pis he -¥ , ncehe . | Q : — ... $1.85 incne ~ ; 10.00 | $60 00 | $1375 ey New Anglo-Persian Rugs iad 9 + : Size 27x48 $2 8&5 | Size 4.6x7.6 $ | | 70 * e | , 6 feet Size : soatiin pam The entre large ize. a ) Cc | ; 7 . ios a "ie : Size 36x63 inches Size 8.3x10.6 feet _ Size 10.6x13. 7 50 - mg sown ee ct | dees ee, Cee i | Rerun sock of two ot the MM es $4.50 | rs $19. | $16.50/ |. $85.00 | $150.00 | $167. ants eee $19.75 | a 3008.75 agg <n . : y appar $2 85 : - | s Sh bourth Floor. 5 < : ds . ions. Such vdlues are feet . st here ie TE Re fade early while stocks are | | . ae a2) = — = eS . iti simiataal a. | eg 5 : ; " Yp i j Lo : — 3 . | ; je” Be. ne: | | 5 , “a $ Ps Yj £ : ‘ | ae : - ; v | ‘ : io zs | | = " a at Se awe = " Y : , : - . ® | ee == on : ‘ : < = - : a oC : , or C. O. D. orders. 4 ih = = : ’ , ‘| Se aaa . Ky Lk ee € a - - ve ee a oe “d — ees a

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_——— — >. i, eee, ee —— a = a > = a AA, *.*y"; E — va a Ss af aad ‘ Zila oe ee eed 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ee ee —— Confer With the Special Representative of Dorothy Gray —the celebrated beauty specialist. who has been erent to our Toilet Goods Dept. to advise St. La the renowned Dorothy Gray preparations, sold exclusively here in St. Louis. She will advise individual requirements. vis women in the use of you according to your { We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash or $2.00 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. ——— — = Se tennessee ee —-a ications ae — —— ~ ee = SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 7,8 and 9—THIS SECTION FAMOUS-BARR CO Largest } Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West. The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morfling and one e other evening newspaper COMBINED CCC A OE a mcm mn ~ ! a Main Fileor : = Attend Our De “Lady Ruth” € Miss Stella Bertke is now in our Corset the many advantages of wearing front- Corsets and to aid you in the selection of the aan Z —————— Fer sips a and Misses Who Would Choose to the Most Remarkable Advantage, We Have Assembled Large and Alluring Aciistaituadl ar Apparel in Spring’s Most Charming Mode —iin Our >59-© Spring s mos by our own rep $398 i a . A Monday and Tuesday Event for Women—Oaur "5h Seores of ehi ways that are d 14 to 44. Of Canton, satin, satin, Roshanara and novelty weaves. Smart Costumes street, afternoon, dinner and evening wear—not only ica 's foremost designers, but origina! Parisian creations personally chosen renowned houses as: Lanvin, Chanel, Jenny, Agnes, Jean Patou, Mil- ler Soeurs, Premet and others equally renowned. Fashionable Frocks 4 —for Street, Sports & Afternoon imported Frocks included at these moderate prices. shades are equally approved and the trimmings are many; all applied in ee @ From the plainest to the most elegant garments, we now present smart feminine attire for every daytime and evening occasion—a choice that fastidious w omen and misses will much appreciate, the widely ranging prices being shown in the following featured groups;— Costume Salon to ®250 t exclusive modes for models from Amer- resentative from such iy Phy. MITE iii iT Teer Er iire stiaee MLL LETT ALPE a Ts tH; to°492 e models with even Light and dark ecidedly new. Sizes Georgette, crepe crepe de chine, Twill Coats —in Trim, Tailored Effects °398 to *592 Very smart for Spring is the Coat of twill. diversity of collar, sleeve and pocket arrangements. tifully lined with crepe. Shown in tan, bran. artichoke. grayston®, natural, rubber, brown and macaroon. Sizes 14 to 44 Coats and Wraps °25 to *185 Authentic models for street, sports and afternoon wear— some plain, others trimmed with approved Summer furs. Styles vary from 40 inches to much longer, and there is a pro- fusion of rich and attractive colorings. Sizes 14 to 44. Spring Chokers —Very Necessary Accessories 3192 15 to SOA) : From inexpensive models of squirrel to elegant Russian sable and stone marten Chokers: our assortments are com- plete—of$ering every fashionable pelt, mode and shade: with the worl@manship very superior. and in these croups are straightline, side-tie and flared models; with a All beau- SM atte gti = Nth aa _ *¥% ~ a Ww . —- March Sale of Gloves Gauntlets $3.50 Value at $9).65 Kid Gloves Gauntlets $2.95 Value at $2 and a Values, >] Ley @ Only three a the remarkable groups in this sale are shown below—all Gloves being in the latest styles and offered at savings really extraordinary. $9.50 2 and as q@ Our own exclusive importation te this collection of full-length Flouncings ef fire cua! lity net, with elaborate hand or machine embroidered desizns oo ogguara ® for —_— ee. ligious patterns, and many heavy flora! effects. affording There are re- hn UuUnNnTstl la! ly ws : te : Z lee crea, Nain Wteer Fancy-cuff Gauntiets with . . ae Heavy waite Milanese Silk ovei.y ort : ° ; —— = . backs embroidered to match; in | Roane ee Mlbowees ial ‘om an Sloves; | Gaun ‘ets trom leading makers biack and white and other cheted embroidered backs to te —ail smart in appearance and > emart combinations for Spring. match. In various combi ‘met ions. | 2 iy, "Main Fleer An Exceptional Monday Offering of Imported . : . . ° Keclesiastical Lace Flouncings ’ In Three Specially Priced Groups, the Yard @ Over 50 wanted styles of popular lesther> al All Bags lined with silk or leather: in black brown, blue, tan, guy end > a TO +p Monday—We Offer 2500 of the Smartest Types of Leather Handbags $3.50 to $5 Valaes—Special at................ me under-arm, pouch, $ 39 iiiewed ond block-bottom <== thers—all Bags with mirror and . Mate Fleet a - . e- eer arene a - Se ee ee ee ee —— ee ee -» 9 ao lea OS et A Monday Offering of Girls’ _ “Lucette” Frocks | —of Excellent Ginghams $1.95 to $2.50 S AD Values for...... | @ Long-waisted, straightline Dresses ead jaunt ily belt- ed models of dependable ginghams i checks and combinations—trimmed with touches of white, vestees, embroidery and pipings. Sizes 7 to 14. Blue, peach, pink, green and orange | are a few of the featured colorings. Fourth Fleer | An Attractive Three-Day Offer of Ring Mountings @ The newest type of Mountings fm 14-k. green roid, with tops of 18-k. white gold aad exquisitely milgrained sides and shanks. Stome Set Free of Charge Monday—You May Save Extremely on Silk Princess Slips and Petticoa | $5 and $5.98 Values for.... @ To select from the following gta will be to obtain neatly made garments of serviceable silk at much less than their regular worth. The Petticoats —are of Arkada silk. radiwm silk and Vanity Fair jersey silk: all on the straicht limes so biue. gray, tan and other shades. Wanted lengths and regular sizes. The Newest Su Bing aacimmamte te: "492 & 502 f These two featured groups afford anusual choice; single and doubl+ breasted models with coats varying : from finger tip to knee length Solid colors, pencil stripes, checks and plaids are shown in light and dark shades. Sizes 14 to 44. Favored fabrics are Poiret twill, imported tweeds, fla mingo, Argenta and novelty weaves. New Linen Dress —Imported and Made by Hand 15% *192 Charming French Frocks, fea hand drawnwork and dainty embroidery — the majority being straightline, tie models with sleeves of various lengths. Also many de cidedly new collar and vestee ar- rangements. Sizes 14 to 44. .98 600 Peltcoas 300 Slips Monday—An Unusual Opportunity to Fill J ied CE % length: Women’s Silk Hose 5 a eee eeeeneeepemenes ee = | Specially Priced, the Pair... ... @ Full-fashioned thread Silk in black and a wile ve ings, including shades to match smart footwear, and the favored colors for wear variety of new a! Pe Weak oo + yer 3 ae ’ aa wy iy - Ay rs ne AACE a a MER pic” 4 t ee ? »* | & - ae a esr oe the Pe ** “f . oot “¥ vv TT TT TT Terre ni «~~ @ Viands appropriate to the com pace the mena of this Sixth Floor Tea Room on Me Dinner Sets $48 and $50 Values #32 An ican semi-porcelain i im i wre r designs copied English and French 7 Coin gold handies; 100 PB including fast - stand saved and bread and butter plates. $1 Glass . Convenient Sets consieth from 5 to 3 inches tn it itary and ve LL LLL LL ee eR i i ae chiefs of excellent qué herchiefs: Monday Only—W Handk 18c Value—Very @ 500 dozen Irish ling tremely narrow hemstite kinds vou will surely wan special price. reg#? @¢.4 ¢ 500 dozen white linen Har neatly hematite and of a quality that will spiendid service. (Ata AL? @ Investigate the “Eam markable opportunity fering. It is so i amount of time. and to tions necessury. minimum. And it is B Among the Many It opérates by action of the vacuum cups. «icans-

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EGE SPENT Re a ae Th eae SaaS y : 100 we Green Cut Flowers —_—_—$—$— : . @ Viands appropriate to the day and decidedly appetizing, Specially bw in our Corset Section to exp pose the menu of this special luncheon served in our € si com ‘X green carnations, six ose b | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2. in yey Distributors of Merchandise — inds of ferns—attractively boxeds wearing front-laceqd * ‘Lady Ru ‘ y Sixth Floor Tea Room on Monday. the selection of the Proper. m 7 , Sixth Floor C h handi FB Betivemear ne — and two kinds of ferns—attractively boxed, : as at Ss ed anywhere in the city. odel, or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | - Retait in Missouri and the West. Basement Floral Shop. Thira Floor ie — bd *] | i ae 4 . imeid . ee A fag eee Scy ik ‘ R. he 4 eel 5 Py ra aS Fe OG Dee Seaton e > , nl One of This Month’s Most Important Events Begins Monday—Our March Monday—We Offer a Special Purchase of yj). | ‘Philippine Wear od CSF) ae of wen 5 2000 Handmade Garments in Two Groups fh —= : Offering Surprisingly Priced Groups of Imported and Domestic Wares , Garments Garments q@ Another of the events for which our China Section has become noted is this 7 : $2.50 to $2.95 Values $3.95 to $4.50 Values > - one which begins Monday. So attractive are the various —_— and so sub- | ‘ | \ stantial are the savings which may be effected, that many will jwant to take $ O5 » a5) | | est Suits} | advantage of the opportunity, even though they have no immediate need for ° | the sets. Jressy Wear oe ‘rT seweteerfewreneerer = ae aan er ¢ oe J — a a a ee Gowns ‘and Envelope Che- ; o ' Dinner 8 n dnsion, ium ake Gaui e S IN) er e S sleeves; ,step-in Drawers wit | mises—many to Match: Petti- real lace edges and Envelope | coats and shadowproof Princess $85 to $155 Values $65 Value—Priced Chemises with built-up or strap | Slips; all garments beautifully shoulders—all hand scalloped embroidered in charming de- and hand embroidered signs and finished with hand ; —_ . f "7 SS 2 4 . HAN HK Bs a $ O $ 2 50 | scalloping. where Wieee groups afford A/ \Na . TH EN eS, A | : pee, A New Comfort! ean le and double " i" ; ag | Sarat | The pattern of these Bavarian China Sets is A ae S ing Opportunity i on coats varying Theo. Haviland, Bavarian and Japanese Dinner Services of 100 and 112 pleces. unusually distinctive—a black-and-white lace a rein ’ nih , TST ks ae Z sf: ec decorative designs are exceptionally border design. The Sets consist of 100 pieces, ¢ ‘Parapads ? : a mg 4 . — ape or grea sat white-and-gold ee butter plates and fast- ae Wee 3 WI en’ S nion Suits j Dinner Sets Dinner Sets Haviland Sets Service Plates Box of 6 for 5000 of Them—In Athletic Style are ‘rs : 4 $48 and $50 Values $30 Value, Priced $16 Value, Priced $150 Doz. Value, Doz. 2 7 i American semi-porcelain Sets Light-weight American seml- 3 Theo. Haviland chins, deco- Theo. Haviland Trench china ¢ Fastidious women will Monday. . " with a white- rated in delicate floral border Service Plates exquisitely deco- be pleased with these J ”“ _— . Bg ; ry ‘ oe foe 3 ( e » pe Reh TEES Sach ster ot > ae in border designs copied from | porcelain ware, ali aioe * English and French wares.-f-and-gold design and handles fin-— patterns, with coin gold handles {| rated with various patterns in new SS ? Coin gold handles; 100 pieces, ished im coin gold. 160 pieces, | On the cups. Included are six encrusted gold. The quantity a n i t a r Vv [ ads, which have a rubber pro- . @ including fast - stand sauceboat | including fast-stand sauceboat | each of breakfast plates, cups is limited. Many will no doubt of z¢ by Hand 3 and bread and butter plates. and bread and butter plates. | amd saucers. 44 Sets in group. | be chosen for gifts. tection in addition to the y ¢q sekanitin Ge cul, well-made Ueiais Suits in ath So “ ian By All Means Should You Profit by Our March Sale oi R UgS B Men’s ’Kerchiefs | | | ine @ These well-known Cord Tires eae 39c Value, i 5 | 39¢ Value, \ ibe’ @aabentecd ‘pérfect in: waren Dependable Kinds at Unusual Savings he | | @ When home-makers are afforded such a remarkable | delicate i : hy Shh. ades most | ie Vejue—Very Special at... . 6 for : | iN In the 30x31% Oversize : ge: season. ; -& @500 dozen Irish linen Handker- Boys’ and Girls 4 chiefs of excellent quality with ex- a] | ) : Fourth Floor | @ ¢ tremely narrow hemstitched hems— | O5 Ball-Bearing = : —— 0@ kinds you will surely want at this very | | Special ° special price. ir at re “ on Silk Princess Women’s ’Kerchiefs bats 3.3. 2 3B Ee Eee eee ——a ba Be. a , Each... manship and materials, and are | os A : 7 : | | sold on an adjustment/ basis of @ Ball-bearing Skates with § opportunity for adding to the comfort and appearance 0 500 dozen white linen Hand- 300 dozen white linen ‘Ker- : yy ROOD miles. rubber cushions. oscillating Ah their homes, they should act promptly. Special urchases v4 have been made which present Lore yy buying advantages, kerchiefs: neatly hemstitched | chiefs, neatly hemstitched and Me Sith F) , and of a quality that will give | with embroidered corner de- o ng trucks In extension type. ki g thi event wery important those who need awe Sixth Floor makin iS Vv new Rugs. Axminster Rugs sa 94 A heavy grade of Axmingter Rugs, closely woven and shown in effective designs of such desirable colors as blue, taupe and tan. = : Persian and conventional figured patterns are especially featured stripes and chintz ‘ith anmrel. ish; —_ icns and beautiful brocaded Papers with ename: . 9 C sh’ weet pag Ren 2 6 mere effects; the roll..,....... ses 6c blue or white tile patt® fst; wake L. in this group, and all Rugs are room-size, being 9x12 feet and Papers; roll 14c Papers baths and kitchens; 2 7 seamless. _ Kitchen bipoks, tiles and gran- ' {te designs, an ue With balance in weekl ,28c and 35¢ Papers | \ina'butirsom Papers rot, F4C |" $1.50 to $1.98 Papets. ce in wee y in designs and colors suitable for 20c Papers Silk damask effects, imitation payments of $2.50 kitchens and bathrooms; extra Two-tone effects, grass cloths, | of genuine grass cloths and silk and blended Papers for 1?hc brocades and tapestries; coats of crystal varnish; or dining reoms; the roll Fifth Fleer ey - . é - es 'ga% fe 5 r ett and gbieh: tdep oe gem tgs Mek ston Bring, ——— Special March Offer of Supply Needs for Spring Redecorating During Monday’s mM EASY Wane || Sale of Wall Papers — | Placed in Your Home Upon Payment of Offering 45,000 Rolls at Unusual Savings oan «€ Included in these groups are new Papers fot every room, in all the wanted eolor effects. You may select them with or without a border, and to those bringing room a dts 0 See we will estimate cost of papering. e 50c Papers 10c and 12c Papers | $1.25 Papors Tapestry effects in many de- Bedroom Papers in floral Heavy embossed~ masons -- eT ee TTT TTT eT Tee eS ew , ‘ 2 a... & i a ms i / ’ | | ay tome, i= , 4 Ty $100 Imported Wilton Rugs Closely woven, excellent quality Wilton Rugs in a large selection of desirable designs and colors, finished with fringed ends. $89 75 9x1Z-ft., featuring two-tone Persian effect. Special . Wilton Rugs —_ . Velvet Rugs 9x12-Ft. Size : 8.3x10.6 Size T5= *442 Very durable wool Wilton Rugs, finished at ends with fringe; fea- Heavy wool Velvet Rugs, woven turing the palm-leaf effects im | without seams and” of durable taupe and ecru aye py Moe 9 yarns; finished at ends with fringe carefully weven. | _ and shown in beatjtiful Persian de- ity that you will take much pleas- , ure in owning. signs of bright and subdued shades, Same Rugs in 9x15- An unusual group from which to I: , an y, w ee fr h ’. - ; ™~ A convenicnt way to ob- tain a splendid Washer that is saving time, labor and ecxpense for thousands You May Select to Advantage, Monday, From These of women, aml will do eT Standard Sewing Machines | _ ’ and then see what a re- : Sarctigne the “Easy, ate in this chart of- If desired, purchase may phere on ill be made nee elivery wi made a aes jfering. It is so designed as to saye a maximum plan of $1.00 a week and ity to ‘Fill Needs it J bz amount of time, and to reduce the number of opera- q tions necessary, and the expense of operating, to a QO) . ‘{ Minimum. And it *, built to give years of service. f O . ‘ ——* . ~ — . — d 5 | Aatiaaen ke The excellent Domestic. “SIT-RITE” models, . -= “ ee =< -— rr. Ti: _ . = 7 A. ‘ FS IY Va, oo 2 SS ee a ne eee z. wie 1? et * en Ce 8 re eee rTr"TrTywy «= ° ” a2 : Among the Many Splendid “Easy” Features Are— =, i = The. excellent, Domestic. ible drophead style. | B.'s) i | . Sh ae ae HA Equipped with many features. foot size, $127.50. choose. GIP. ... a:e:2; | It opérates by action of It has 8 double - sheet a 51Z€ | : ) the vacuum cups, cleans- capacity copper tub that : Peat Silk ‘ \ ing clothes quickly, ) is aS easy to keep clean | iad new lor- : thoroughly and harm- | as a dishpan. Ite wringer } | $20 Axminster Lowe poh Baga mapping ’ . | These excellent quality Rugs have deep, long n,_ and are of all- | » wool yarfs, extra heavy. In a variety of small and me- $17.25 tch smart ~ . : ions, These cups are ‘ ! : ; or | ustable to the size of | and has safety re- ° : ! J pours rs for wear with black | the washing. | lease. Lessing Machines | Offered at | dium size Persian effects in wanted colors. 4.6x6.6 size. At. | a : New Model 2 . 3 Endorsed by the Good-Housekeeping Institute. | oo ae —- $ 2 6. 50 : oie . ’ 3 | Phone Olive 5900 or Central 7900, and make an ap- $24 15 | » } Children 5 Socks : polmtment to have us do, without obligation to you, a “ Slightly used but in first-class igs OSs H The new drophead Sewing Ma- ceuaroes per pipes even oa ore ex SE <3) +. + # Heirs wan . ! Sam ree at Your ome chine. Every Machine is guaran- £ BRAS ee. a S 7 a nN t 2 & fancy cuff tops; all sizes; " ple os saad F no teed and will be sold with com- ; — our guarantee of satisfac p< 2. — : % length; the pair...-»+* . 4 | Rasement Gallery Ce Will ° ‘ nin wees i walla dead mn CREAR ER ASA ELSES LEDS

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= : ee See ‘a . ae. * a cn : b ~~ 2 ST. LOWS POST-DISFATCH ‘The Daily POST-DISPATCH ‘lond has MORE City Ctrculaon than the morning ani one other evering newspaper COMBINED eke i me 4 ae a Ni —S Bo a : memes: conga -— a pts hd . AA . . ae 4 ae u SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6, 7 and 9—THIS SECTION . — ‘i _ Women" 5 Bloomers St. Patrick's Wash Suits — by, 40. years old, 1714 a ie ——— bias : —. obtained a Jury 4gainst * ohn - Ctr- to br | Day Cake yf sos $9.48 a oY s20e0 Gue’s court yes-| eye \ a > $s Value ME hn Value .. , =a At the Remarkably Offered. Very Special at........... ’ ° @ This group includes Hats secured in a special purchase and ° ¢ om Men 3 Fiber Hose ; you may choose from large. medium and small a All are i q hese electric rep Seamiess fiber Hose with lisie sage neatly trimmed with flowers and ribbons. best plano values Wé a ~~ oy al > ck Lo or ae gage Remcand - 5 ~ — They are shown im the Spring's favored spac e. vel possessing é aig hag agape ni alten — colors. conventional colors as li as black. : to 59c grades........ Zic re t ee Bisement Economy of it—an instrument Low Price of...... to anv home and bring Basement Economy Stere of world-renowned f @ A lot of heavy quality all-silk Canton 2 and other Crepes in the best Spring shades Offered at and black. 40 inches wide. . Monday, This Special Group of : . gy . : 40-Inch Silk Crepes ra: 2 : = $9.29 Basemest Ecvenomy Stere 50 A Sale of Men’s and Women's Sample Union Suits , 88e to $f Values—Special @Men’s garments are of fine-striped madras cloths er pin-check nainsook with elastic web- bing in back: also plain balbriggan Suits. Those for women are of fine-ribbed cotton ![n open or closed style; bodice or built-up kinds. Sizes 34 to 5°. Basement Economy Stere i vou should not hesitat | Monday, Men’s and Young Men's - phere which all will ‘Two-Pants Suits Really two pianos in on tric reproducing ‘Grand 2 tiful instrument that can by hand—music always the occasion. Offered at whe Canton Crepes gad Silks | crepe, silk-mfxed printed crepe. ‘printed crepe de chine, silk-mixed brocade. black taffeta, etc. | $1.98 to $2.25 Values, Yard >. A7 S 3 ine 14 af . @iIn this offering a silk-and-ssle, Canteii xn $ q A : limited group of new waesites E-cohemy Store - way Coats in plaids, stripes tc WF and plain colors. In desirable — trey auch as swagger back. | | 6D OF Checked “W caens Every Coat ig neatly lined and is an exceptional value. A splen- Special Monday at, Yard did opportunity to supply your @All-wool Checks for coat a ae 88 daughter's »pring needs at a ae = all combinatic ms of 7 —_ a sate wit = saving. brown and green.” 61 inches wines BAYY Basement Econemy Store Basement Economy “tore A Special Selling of Men’s English ‘-Broadcloth Shirts Seconds of $2 $ 3/ to $3 Grades. . @ Shirts in neckband and collar-attached styles, in plain colors and white; with soft turn-back and round barrel cuffs. In various sleeve lengths. Sizes 14 to 17. Basement ticonemy Store . 6 Sa a .) See axe va Mw paged Of . wa /~ ‘ 7 « >a ; ; 3 mi ; 7 Sa i > . BUR fs t 4 ‘4 e P O ) CG an} , Bri. 7 2a ‘ z ; * shicas \ ae og hf : a ‘ aa 3 ree ee ey ee t > . We Give FF oF The “Yvette Band” @ Spring Suits with. ‘ie trousers. Tailored of good quality cheviot, cassimere and worsteds, in two and three button, single and dou- ble breasted anc tonservative styles. Choice of the good patterns and colorings. Sizes 34 to 44 chest. Come earty Monday and select your new Spring Seit from this greup, especially when there “are extra trousers to match. Basement Econemy ‘Store 5 A Splendid Saving Monday on These . . - i - - em : * = ad ec ft ewe ee et & ee ~ 7 An Important Event Is This Selling Py Women’s Low Shos Ruffled V rile C : Monday in the Basement Economy Store’s Domestic Section— = Oo urtains a Linens, otton Goo S, Ktc. Hie $4.69 ’ , se $2.25 Value . ‘y > —— ~e : mR Pai ee © * @& © © =? ocez — a — _—- oe "|. i aie Ue ke eee ~> Bee Ea seme: ~~. ~~ ——— —___+ > 5 : ae oo $1. 69 Bed era | tae ee) Be : 20c Muslin ‘ hoott <¢ Dainty white \ oile Curtains with BD ss. bleached Sheets. §1x30- | leached yar 39c Towels — . = hte a . i S : mech size with a. hem. ee ae ~ Ime d- wide Muslin, for Pure linen, bleached huck Tewels, | Sit, matny full ruffle in colored sg edge of limit of € Baen..........OESS | | Socday sare, Se | | Great sie, Soecian 4B a wae pink, or blue. Complete with tie- , Re = Nan cks to match. Dress Linens a Dr = Imported Dress Linen in | 19¢ Toweling Voiles | Percales the new Sp ri Yard-wide Dress o | Fringed Curt i . well as whi e i —— a Linen unbleached | Sheer quality. yard | ing Pureniee in Samy tien alls wide. $1.25 val. yard. 88&c Toweling. 16 inches wide: wide, in black-and-white | Cut from the belt 17¢ Filet and casement weave Lace Curtains in | With white berder. Limit printed patterna. Seeseds ee ee ee various pretty patterns: beige Bed Sets Be yards 124¢ of 43c grade, 25c tint; frin bott f) Jacquard Ri - a ON ee 59c Checks Sp nen gente ene % $3. 5 ‘ize Tix38 4 —— | where — LS © a Nevelty und Ch ind oe — ih bo! r . ‘ erwear ec match. $4 vabue fer. $4.98 a. tegen 2S ees Se *@c Bleached Sheeting, $1 inches wide, yard. 55¢ wo gn ney 9 29c¢ yard..... - Bath Towels Satinette, 32 inches wide, Monday, yard. __.. 39e an peek. ee ee 3S Pattern Cloths. limited quanmtiiy. .. , £2.23 - 30c Sateens man a ae deorder. — =S¢ Dress Ginghams, 2 to 8 yd. length=<; yd. . 1Se | wh te aad cotara ae" Seoten grade, each ...... j 29¢ : . none! —— = 39c ‘S| 35 @ Included in this lot are -Oxfords, one and two straps, pumps and cut- out sandals of patent, satin, and black and brown kid and calf leathers. Choice of Spanish, Cuban and low walking heels. Sizes 22 to 8 in one kind or another. cate ~y vette” Band is a heary “th plain or jeweled buckles y shades, making tt easy te Manicuring, shampooing. weving and facial and scalp Stven im oar “Yvette” Shop FAMO We Gwe and ieee af taps

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5c Of wanted cloths In 1 ors and white. Sizes 7 bse rr Basement Economy Store y Store! omen’s Sample : /> 1 Gloves . ———— 19 $F .OO o ——— ~ > - * . lot of good quality Kid overseam and pique ck and colors. In a good >s. : : oF. — 2s@\id Gauntlets is in plain or noveity style, hd backs and fancy cuffs. A y. $2 to $2.50 . Bagement Economy Store s and Women’s : ikerchiefs ¢ to 20c Grades «6 ‘for kerchiefs havé : embroidered noveity styles. efs with % or %& _ Basement Meonumy Store | iH\) ib ing Hats OO Basement Econemy Store : i Young Men’s its Suits I New Coiffure "hee. ele PO Te ee ae EO TT ee. OT oem : _ 7 a “ — ay * INDAY. ah Beam SMT Oe The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE C TE PO ee ee per L “he i = SE ees Pas RRR HS pe ee ~ we . M att ee i ea ity Ci reulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Ee Re Ty FR aa ee ~ ST es TET ree ee a yoo . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SB, for $3000 Damages. jhe was painting an iron slab when | Jewel: “Codd, 40 years old, 1714/a workman threw a hot rivet! at ,, obtained a Jury | against it, causing part of the Slab | groes $3000 damages in Cir-|;to break off and strike him in the scalde Landwehr's court yes- | eye. His sight has been perma- injuries received searcn | Gently impaired, he alleged.. 4 employed as a 9 pam pee : : @ Ee american Car and | Six Hurt in Towboat Explosion. | day and the boilers exploded. at The verdict is|) HELENA, Ark., March 15.—wWil- | “that company. Cobb stated|liam Hill. captain of the towboat | crew and helped into a boat. Mrs. Hill and Ed Higgs, en- |Sineer,” were injured and three ne- HOSPITAL CAM members of the crew, were | i when the Jewel sprang a leak off Buck Island in the Mis- | Sissippi River near Helena early to- Mrs. | Hill was not seriously injured. She | 4s caught by a member of the Manu Wim BUdtt ’ —— Our Music Salon Offers . C. Bay Electric Reproducing “‘Grands’”’ —in the Popular Apartment Size At the Remarkably $ Brown Mahogany Low Price of ........ Finish @€ These electric reproducing “Grands” represent one of the best piano “values” we have ever of fered—occupying a small space, vel possessing an unusual volume of tone. Just think of ii—an instrument for $875 that will prove an ornament loany home and bring into the family midst the exact plaving of world-renowned pianists. The price is so moderate that you should not hesitate to give your home the musical atmos- phere which all will so thoroughly enjoy. Rudolph Ganz, Tina Lerner and Leopold Godowsky are but a few of the eminent musicians which this wonder-instrument brings into your home. Really two pianos in one—an elec- tric reproducing ‘Grand’ and a beau- tiful instrument that can be played by hand—music always suited to the occasion. A small cash payment delivers one of these instru- ments to your home; balance payable in 30 months. . Music Salon—Sixth Fleer AMOUS -BARR CO We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps See ee a ee eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee Litibibd itt iA t ELIS LEMS LI LILEEELELELELLLLELEEELELEEEELEREEEEEE LEE EEE EES EERE WILL START TONIGHT Fund. of $750,000 to Be Sought for New Jewish Institution, The campaign to raise $750,000, needed to complete the fund for $2,000,000 Jewish hos- pital, will begin tonight with a din- ner at the Columbian Club. Ground month for the new the new broken next hospital, at Park boulevards. The building, when fin- ished, will take the place of the present Jewish Hospital on Delmar boulevard, near Belt avenue. Fred W. Lehmann, former Soli- citor-General of the United States, will be the principal speaker at the dinner. Hie , group of citizens who have enlisted inthe work of the hospital campaign, in view of the nonsectarian charac- ter of the hospital Others active ‘in the campaign will be R. King Kauffman, L. Wade Childress, Murray Carleton, W. Frank Carter. Richard S. Hawes, Daniel N. Kirby, Joseph W. Lewis, John G. Lons- dale, Festus J. Wade, M. L. Wil- kinson and Mayor Riel. Aaron Tfaldheim, president of ‘the hospital board, wil! preside at the dinner. An attendance of 600 ‘or more is expected. “We are doing the best we can in our present building,” Wald- 'heim said yesterday. “but we are not doing enough. We need the roOm and the facilities that only a modern hospital can furnish. The Jewish Hospital has become known for its readiness to care for the needy, disregarding lines of creed. The Jewish Hospital provides more free ward beds than any other lo- cal general hospital. I-Tfeet sure that the people of St. Louis wil} give w ted support in our effort-to enlarge the ,facilities for this great work.” Sidney M. is to be Kingshighway and Forest is one of a 7 nolie-nea!l Shoenberg., associate chairman, and Aaron Fuller, sup- Plemented the chairman’s appeal, with a request for subscriptions from all who able to give, either in large or smal! sums. MAYOR DIFFERS WITH NEGROES ON NEW HOSPITAL SITE Delegation Requests Southeast Corner of Grand and Laclede. Which City Executive Thinks Too Noisy. are A delegation day called on of negroes vester- Mayor Kiel with the request that the new $2.000.000 city hospital for negroes proposed under the bond issue be erected on the southeast corner of Grand boulevard and Laclede avenue. where the public schools athletic field now is. The Mayor said he agreed with the delegation that the negro hos- pital should not be built near the hospital for white per- sons, as has been suggested, but he added that he did not think Grand and Laclede was the right location. He said that this site would be too noisy, because of its proximity to the railroad yards, and is more suited to industrial purposes. He suggested a site in the vicinity of Poro College, which is at Pendle- ton and St. Ferdinand avenues. Spokesmen for the negroes stat- still of the opinion Laclede is the location, and announced a meeting of negroes at the Street Y. M. C. A., Monday at 4 o’clock, when the discussed. presse! t ‘ it\ ed they that right mass Pine were Grand and afternoon matter will be To Lecture on Deafness. “Neafness and Its Prevention” will be the subject of an illustrat- Dr. Augustus G. Louis University Medica) School, at the St. Louts Collece of "Pharmacy, 2110 Locust street. at 8 p. m., Wednesday. He will treat the problems ia a man- ner which can be easily under- ed lecture by PohIman of St. | ' etood hv the public. The “Yvette Band” Affords Milady aw —Easily Arranged and Priced at : ee — | {1 they ache, burn or and it is most important that they have the attention of one pel Your feet need attention 1 pain— who knows feet and FAMOUS -BARR CO. 6 . } @ Equally = adapt- able to long = or short tresses is the “Yvette Band,” forming a head- dress that is be- coming to — both women and misses a nd_ extremely youthful in effect. oe PE TENE ETO R ETT TTT RETR REE E LE LLEE EEE “Yvette” Band is a heavy etrand of real hair run Pinin or jeweled buckles and may be obtained in des, making it easy te match your hair aplendidly. Manicuring, shampooing, marcel and permanent Waving and facial and scalp treatments skillfully Siven in our “Yvette” Shop by expert operators. Main Fieer Balcony We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps shoes. Just this type of effi- ciently trained foot relie! expert is at your service 10 yur exclusive dizane Foot Relief Department. Without charge, he will ex- amine vour stockinged foot. His highly competent serv- ice will provide you with ab- solute relief from hurting, aching feet. Come in at your convenience. Foot Relief Parlor Shoe Section—Second Ftoor FAMOUS -BARR COQ: We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps EN Eee — * es Fancy — Pillowcases g5.49 | ?1.49 Serviceable and ed with initials and comfortable Pillows, | other designs on fine filled with sanitary | thread cotton. Hem- covered | stitched or scalloped. Boxed in pairs. Third Floor 36-Inch Cambric Yard 23C In a desirable me- dium-weight, suit- able for infants and underwear. An ex- cellent quality in soft finish. —* *. —? 666 om ss * - | feathers, with heavy art tick- | ing, 20x27-in. size. ~- ee — rs Electric Sweepers Cleveland Electric Sweepers with G. E. type motor and set of at- ann SUA $4.50 Curling Irons Thermax brand Electric Curling Irons with detachable clip and cord oo os — —— $4.50 Toasters “Star’’ reversible Elec- tric Toasters, with at- tractively nick- $3 19 ed finish . $5 Irons Priscilla Electric Irons in 6-lb. size; with cord and wo very depend- $2.98 $10.00 Thermax Electric Grills $ 7.50 Flectric Heating Pads $ 2.00 Roger’ Single Hot Plates......... $1.39 $ 4.50 Rogers’ Double Hot Plates Klectrie Shop—Basement Gallery Of Interest to Radio “Fans,” These “B” Batteries Special ‘|= SOO Ae Ae ALY ,' vx . @ these are “Bright Star” B Batteries in the large size, tapped 221.- volt, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Sixth Fleer | These Widely Varied Offerings Will Enable Practical Housewives to Save on These Housewares Monday eee ee eR a ot @ Articles needed in every household, many of special timeliness just at this early Spring season, are included in these groups, at prices that mean pronounced economy. a —_—- ee Pee. Coes $5.40 Boilers Heavy, all-copper Wash 2 stationary | $3.69 10c Toilet Paper “Home Comfort” brand | extra quality tissue: 1000 | Bollers with sheets to a 10 Rolls 75¢ | | wooden handle roll and tin cover es Ee pt 90c “O'So Easy” Mop and Polish Outfits $1.20 Aluminum Coffee Percolators, 1',-4q!. $1.65 Universal Food Choppers.... 60c Quart Cans Black or Green Screen Paint 35c Pint Cans Black or Green Screen Paint $1.25 Bono Liquid Insecticide, quart cans $1.75 Atuminum Dish Pans. oval migle. 29c Aluminum Sink Strainers, (ne-burner “Ideal” brand Stove Ovens with drop-front door that has glass panel; well made .. Household Brooms of good size and with five- sewed full shoulder; limited number; each <a AP ARAAA A ATK tA aE es Mi rolis, 36-in. high. ; Poultry Wire, 50-ft. erp : rolis, 48-in. high... $1.85 Poultry Wire, 50-ft. $2.30 Poultry Wire, 50-ft. rolis, 60-in. high..... $4.30 Carpet Sweepers, with rubber-tired wheels. . .$3,49 oy - es Ee = ee Sek ee a White White laundry Scap made by Peet Bros.; limit 10 bars to a customer; no mall or ghene oe. ae A AO ES A IS AL AI ee Cbs an Sh mit ae ok : $7.50 Canaries 50c to 75c Scissors | Genuine imported Canar- Nickel-plated steel Scis- ies in full plumage and war- sors for sewing or genera! ranted to sing; $6 00 use: also pocket and have sweet voices . nail Scissors, pr..... ———

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- ——_ esha “ a ni he Sgind stl LOUIS POST-DISPATCH iow WOULD YOU LIKE TO Eye Strain! | BE FREE FROM ASTHMA? ,.:: ee 5 ‘a i! eae ; strained eves try simp.e ‘This = The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has WORE City Circulatior than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED THREE DETECTIVES, NEGROES, SUSPENDED bwdrastis, witebhaze!, et iF Ne - mix ; in L_Lavoptik rie VM ;= Ff) if “fever soa ala ty x w ie “maii trott i sé 7 Breer ng @itti ' : arninme = “ strained or sore eves : if “Suickiy leave mi 1 Peat an » ~ ; adel tf hore. aay sands : . . ’ nD sf VOU : Tihum™m * ee ¢€uawp a +a -slinple Rr i st ca ‘* ail ruggistsa, f . hout ris —_ . ; TRADE that Al TOMOMILE for a POST-DISPATCH WANTS. Release Woman and De- mere ceavenient size car THROUGH Conro\ ‘s announce a sale of standard 8&8-note Plaver- Pianos at $275. including rolls, bench, etc. ' - " . 4 The easiest wav to determine that these values are un- eequaled is by direct compartson—and vour home is e the logical place to decide upon various makes. worth-whuile competitive Conroy's will gladly place one of their ePlavers in your home either on trial or e test. when desired. 7% Deferred payments, E“You can alw avs secure a hetter insifument [or a esmatler sum at Conroy's.” ~ GONROY. America’s Largest Piano Store 1100 OLIVE ST. ‘- Beata * ' i iguor. "y as oe ” & *-: were suspender sterday pending fur ol - r oO tr} ro - x 2 . Aa ep ri iia . a. ee THIRD “BUY-NOW EXPOSITION” TO BE AT WASHINGTON HOTEL Women _ 4 > e ©catier to pertect a — an ah rn ~~ - ~ T) i. ‘ " ‘ oe -_ “ mnaAa eport We ~s . % - $52.34 1) ~ — ae r PS : . — i ; i- a. Beek 2 g é Divisien \ 2 : ~ é a . > = _ - - : Sy + e ‘ -* = . = = a Ore aD- i Buyv-Now Ex Ww present at the various booths displays to expioit the articies exhibditio which will embrace only one commodity in each tine An opening address will be made > a representative of the St. Louis Chamber *»f Commerce. Fifteen ousand free tickets of acme ted. an it is an- drawing each night for a prize package of er indise to be awarded to the person w Hose name is drawn There will be dancing, special mu- sical 7 eranis faith demonstra- 2a es’ of the irticles adver CONVENTION FUND NOW $52,345 . 1 $100.600 fu . —> -« ; .~* = ie ' \ ar On SuUTreau met —F hon _ tee live TBel4 BtCRT OLNEY RARLY JUNE PEAS— sack ae sto SOc SSc + TRING PARLOR BRDOMwW MOL nD cirri WALT— rer con VERRAN S SPECUAL MALT -Th. carr com. $3.58 4USIPER RERKIES 105‘ Accepting 350 to eene > l arrested on acession and sale charge . oA > them #1] ¢ e of he . ‘egister, about en 5 The detectives Arthur Carter ‘ erce Stan ind Paul Gross. Ld tted. through Carter their epokesr hat the released the “ : estroyed evidence nsind in - Sa il. through sSvme- nathyv for her and her four chil ir Thev deny receipt of monev A rep f e affair ade bv Assistant Chief of Detectives Sy e resulted in the suspension order Smvthe's investigation de- ' med information that the de- setives. on Friday, went to the sa- loon of Mrs. Jovanka Bolanovic. a widow. at $01 South Vandeventer avetl e One detective purchased a half r) fw SKY with a marked which was p ed in the cash reg- ister by the batt ider The le ives recover rs the bill and ar- rested the woman A negro custon erceded on he! he! alf and renee negzgotia > which resulted release of the woman after she turned the monev the register over ¢ he ae tectives. according to Smytuaes re- nor The detectiv es WW il] 21:80 he harged with neglect of duty n failing to re 6 31 Ca er } ted néir re ‘d of a Para +? eo ‘ ¢ as ind ; -- 5 : a ZEFZZZ Zag S10 Seamles= (t:rass Kegs. Pxil Sit Willew Greas Regs. 8xI2t $6.98 $7.98 SIS) Deltex Gras« Recs. 9x12 , wes \* AUCTION *; RUGS et st ore bel | ;* "a . & : | — =) 2 on tenn a > > rr iif at $1800 t —_ BROADWAY FOR $2.50 CHECKS 69c PONGEE } suite, A "$4 Se + Aiea Ai $3.00 - $3.50 COATINGS _ + i 2 vurde «& ‘ > \s $2.50 CHARMEUSE) 25c PERCALES lager = -. $4.59 | 20 Sart ‘= a yard... hol Remco c a at i Be gunners tse: _ ard OT el . ea finish Sheeting Fimiah curt ih ’ . 2 = & \4iS : =~ Xs .o! a , src= : vv : mers e* Fae pDrons Ace ee = De “a Sey 4b ag ' | = 3S¢ to 40c PILLOWCASES linen-fimish > . anc * > X. ; a ess tha nm the USUA Another Record-Smashin = Sal _WALL PAPER Don’t fail to select your Wall Paper at this sale for your Spring decorating. This is one ¢ greatest money-saving opportunities ever offered in this city. - 7 ’ ll meches wide ine! W anted Mcriors ™ rine + Ing and dining rooms. ular 35e values. sale, per roll. Leer Pi } I . during Ww we - ow Duplex Oatmeals 4 7 the — — Oe — Varnish ae : — : , _ 4 . . es « es ~_— a, an >t ih Dei? 1.95 ee as Stns tJ 4 ne an bie Arvest i aw a. Ue ee > ww at = Sc, 7c and HOES Monday Shoe Bargain— Shoes: $2.35 WOMEN'S $3 TO $4 LOW SHOES — eee) 1.95 MEN’S $5.00 SHOES i! - .. ; : ° ; [ i « ™ 7} ens, and Dbatnrooms. nm aii , ; s , ; | _—s the latest desigms and cotors; sl ave . : - ao iv re?vuial ~4¢ and 44); Vai li@s,. , v3 During this sale. per roll, ‘ - a . ; ~ a ; ae © S seure oc eat oe is 7 , . — ; : s ve VA ed nie «a Wa “eh ) =t) a a : ww \ sre : Saw) - . ae 4 ri _ 2A *> — *! a oe on ww 27% ~~ 4 ' Z| iortn dea —— ef ‘ a nm allove tierns ; = g tad+s se ‘5 7 “Ss . : a wntai @ . i * , I . 4) hipmen of Nat liuds j ualit . In laid : re ' > 2° . ~ 7 ” = > _— newest Spring models They wil >» ec a a tre arents. because of 'Aweir : . - and thei: deliar or Gotla ‘a ai ive mF — a é : _ iets : oo | =. = i ALE DRES Ata Price Make Women 1 Dresses that New Spring were originally meant tq sell for as high as $16.50. In the very latest styles ; ty : “y ve t and eolors. Lenore Ul at Americar at Shubert Bewiwaed Players Giv fe a ae and the Charissi F FASCINATING study of Andre Picard’s comedy. p™ “wents Miss Lenore Ulric Bter. This play ran two years a | beginning Nov. 29: 1921, and has. eri of the current stage. _,_ The Shubert-Jefferson ts night with a comedy of wis, presented by a read. E. Young... The American * i . ar , a Spring Tapestries s Hig ing Tapestries in ms + : iin waew latent Sellinen eee ae + BE eggs engagement of ers for iving rooms.- dining m fauceled. ° rooms and bedrooms. These are _ The Woodward Piayerm at the |) values from 3 to 65c. During 2 §. x we. ss * Great’ Divide,” ie tho William Vaughn Moody. The’ ‘mm has deubie 22c, 14c and free ef charge. celd-water Paste: size recom. Free ls: ..c5 Advertixed Paper« seid ana with berders er bands enly. prices lowest in town. This ~ week with each and every reem ef Wall Paper stere we will give. 3 a 3-Ibh package of in the ¢1 enough fer liarge- j Berder Men’s UNION SUITS Men's fine quality baibrig ta) ’ - — : _ = 2 ah rt ales - . " « : ee we ae _ / va ~~ . : ; «<t Yard °@ pairs fine quality Lace Cur- . bets ; ts : pairs -% yards iong. ful! Slight GSc DRAPERY MADRAS (-reen biue., reese Drapery Madra« 36 inches wide: and overdrape=s Women’s $1.25 seconds. on pai brown and old fer portieres Largest Asso ei? = in , er eoneervable design 4 eotlor ing’ rooedrTs, ; , ing this Sale. of Paper ving reoms, din- Dur- 7? DOP QO. 2s. xs ane ee oe —s : . Sllitabie Lor bedrooms an kitehens. Exchange Your Old the Latest Brand-New Rolls, $1.00 Ez —and we will allow a credit of 396% Roll agaimst the purchase price @ The Following Latest Song’ Hits to Select From: Vm Drifting Back to’Drea Dreamy Melody ry Memories of Vii ms When the Golden Sun #5 Easy sy A Smile Will Go a Rar | Every Night.I Cry Over You The One I Love Semohoty Sol be You're in as You're Bring im your old rote tantage of complete sciec Extra Speci ~<s me .

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AS N MI The Ris AY. a —— ’ a am Two- PANTS Suits Price That Will e Women Talk 4 Dresses that nally meant ty high as $16.00 y latest styles This is one of the city. . T t bad S ing Tapestrie swing Tapestries in t designs and g rooms, dining rooms. “‘Fhese are He to GSc. During col- t Assortment f Paper conceivable design din Dur- liv ing rooms, and kitchens. ange Your Old Rolls for the Latest “‘Hits’’ and-New Word lis, $1.00 Each | will allow a credit of 50c for an old mat the purchase price of a new llowing Latest Song and Dance Hits to Select From: Drifting Back to’ ‘Dreamlas y Melody Belfry Memories of Virginia *n the Golden Sun Is Setting © Easy Melody w ile Will Go a Long, Long ay Dream Daddy Night,I Cry Myself to Over You ne One | Love Belongs *° Somebody Else You’re in Kentucky Sure as You’re Born your old rolls Monday—«ect . of complete selection. lis, ench De mon atrating- werd and inetre- mental} Piaye* £8) -_ ‘> a 5 st $ i , ae A a a i a eee a . acs 42 — - “a 4 - - “ee -* - ¢ $ . « - e . nd 4 " Pole ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924. sre Ulric. in “Kiki"’ & itcan ¥ * " > ~ esis eo | _ —_ / °¢ nore Ulric in ‘Kiki’ % American; Darkness _ al Shubert-Jefferson ee ee - ee " Woodward Players Give “The Great Divide,” » and Orpheum Features Catherine Calvert and the Charissi Family of Dancers _ PASCINATING study of the Parisian gamin is the theme of Andre Picard’s comedy, “Kiki,”’ in which David Belasco pre- ; nts Miss Lenore Ulric tomorrow night at the American ‘the- t. This play ran two years at the Belasco Theater in New York, ‘| nning Nov. of the current stage. 29, 1921, and has proved one of tle most suectssful 4 = The Shubert-Jefferson is idle this week, and will reopen next night with a eomedy of prohibition, ‘‘The Old Soak,’’ by Don wis, presented by a road company which includes Tom Wise and E. Young. « 7 | | las the engagement it been canceled. Me Woodward Players, at the are undertaking the most mous essuy of their career “The Great Divide,” by the © William Vaughn Moody. The tum has double headliners-—- = ne Calvert, stage and acreen ™ in “The Last Banquet” and , Saltlope Charissi, Greek » With her 10 children, who also danctrs. , The Story of “Kiki.” Of,the nowhere Kiki drifts the office of the manager Follies Monplaisir in Paris. ™ 4 tough little miss of the "whom fortune has led to- f the stage—the back row de he us. She has learned life 7 ®xperience, and is a med- moods and impulses. She 00 and claw; slie is dove and mt. She is a figure of pathos moment, und a termagant the s f tomes into the life of Renal, ger, at an moment when Nghting off his divoreéd wife. he domineering star of the Phall.. Circumstances lead to Stablishment in his apart- is is a “paradoxical pre- nt for’ the little waif, who wall her environment § and one, virtuous. She does not this fact defiantly. She does she is a “good woman,” ents the declaration ban apology and an explana- * Seemingly loses her battle, ee t® pass out of Renal's + But at this point comes an turn. Kiki returns to the oe Of hearts in a state of Catalepsy. As white and Marble, she is unceremon!- about the stage for a fe hour. At her own.con- wakes up, and then Py ending. io as a Comeaiienne . ¥ B comedy is by way of being ~ for Miss Ulric, © we Played mostly es a wont melodrama, but in this subtle comedy is The American will have its turn of darkness after of Ed -W ynn and “The Perfect Fool” within. her range. The cast to be seen here includes several of the original company. Sam B. Hardy plays the manager, and Max Fig- man a rich and elderly rake. Oth- ers are Thomas Findlay, Thomas Mitchell, Carlton Brickert, Harry Burkhardt, Ruth Gates and Jane larre}l. Hailed as one of the best Ameri- van plays, “The Great Divide,” written by a Harvard profpssor, served for several years as a star- ring vehicle for Henry Miller and Blanche Bates. As many theater- goers will remember, in the tirst act three drunken men gamble for the possession of an unprotected woman, Ruth Jordan. She is won by the most dissolute of the play- ers, Stephen Ghent, who consents to yield to her traditions by going through a marriage ceremony. The drama proceeds through the regen- eration of a man by a woman's love. Alexis * Luce and Hazel more have the leading roles. ers in the cast are Bobby Reed, Sylva Farnese, Edward Schilling. rank MecNellis, Raymond Brown, Alice Baker and Clare Hatton. She Played With Otis Skinner. HE playlet in which Miss Cal- vert appears at the Orpheum is by Harold Selman, and uses a com- pany of five. She was last seen here in “Blood and. Sand,” with Otis Skinner. Mme. Charissi and her children specialize in the In- térpretation of stories in dancing. and their offerings range from so- los to ensembles of the entire fam- ily. Another large production. on this bill is “Fifty Miles From Broadway.” featuring the comedi- ans, H. BR. Watson and R. B. ‘Mer- ville, and enlisting several assist- Additions! turns are those Whit- Oth- ants. of Joe Browning, monologist: Haw- thorne and Cook, in. “Make Me Serious: Roy Rice and Mary Wer- ner, In a -dlackfaco eketeh. “On the Scaffold:” Fispe and. Dutton. comedy jugglers: and. the Yong Wong brothers, acrobats. ~~ Continued on on Neat Pase. 4 SO oo oo Of; Catherine Calvert, in “The Last Banquet”—Orpheum. What They Are DOING IN | Movie Studios Theda Bara continues Hollywood. - Talmadge is vounger Norma, by three to “‘res,”’ in Constanee than her sister, years. Douglas MacLean’s next offering will have the _—ititle “Never Say Die. ee Agnes Ayres is to be featured in lhe Guilty One,” and Kdward Burns will have the most interest- ing male part. victure of Percy.Marmont has been booked for the leading role in James Ain (4 Sylva Farnese and Bobby Reed, in “The Great Divide”—Empress. Gladys Hulette, Lew Cody and Walter James, in ““The Secrets of Paris” —Liberty. Lucille Mendez. in “The Uninvited Guest”—Del- monte. next picture. for Famous “They Enemy Sex..’ —__ Cruze's Players-Lasky, Pola N ing of produce tri, as soon.as the film- fen” i4 completed, will “A Woman of the Night,” me Ruth Stonehouse, former thrill “star of the screen, will have an im- portant role in “Broken Barriers.’ cy Virginia Valli is Tom Meighan's leading woman in his current pic- ture, “Write Sour Own Tickey", Betty Compson is back in the Paramount fold and will have a feature role in “The Enemy Sex.” Florence’ Vidor~™now scintillates as a featured player on the Vita- graph payroll. Leatrice Joy and Rod La Rocque are said to have scored again in \ \ 5 de Mille’s just completed “Triumph.” James Kirkwood Is to play the featured lead in “Broken Barriers,” which Louis B. Mayer will pro- duce for Metro release. Norman Kerry will soon be seen in “Shadow of the Fast.” produced by Wiliam Fox. Mildred Harris plays opposite. Cecil B. social satire, is to be the, chief actor in a ‘Mack Sennett comedy Merlesquing the, ©2 nadian Royal Northwest Mounted: Police. ’ Ben Turpin Estelle Taylor r has been assigned a part itn ‘Meer Love,” which George Melford will produce for Paramount. ——— Hiers, for t Ye Walter seven years Eolleen Moore. in “Broken Hearts of Broadway” Kings. with Paramount as a stock actor, has signed with Metro for a.role in “Along Came Ruth,” starring Viola Dana. Matt Moore and Patsy Ruth Mil- ler have the principal roles in “Fools in the Dark,” now being produced for Film Booking Office release, Thomas J. Geraghty, veteran sce- naristis now a producer and will driti Jack Pickford in a picture on the order of the comedy-dramas that placed _Poug Fairbanks on tho roau to fame. Frances Marion has signed with Samuel Goldwyn to do the adapta, tion of Montague Glass’ celebyated piay, “Business Refore Pleasure,” to be titled “Potash and Perlmutter in Hollywood.” ( Florence Vidor and Creighton. Hale, in 1 “The Mar riage. Circle’—Grand Central, we Capitol. «The Marriage Circle” «Uninvited Guer “Ieebound” | OF In. the List’ roken OF Local ‘Attractions. earts of Broadway,” § Paris. and “The Barefoot igen ee ee eee ne ME. MARIA JERITZA, golden- -haired prima donna soprano the Metropolitan Opera Co., a song regital Tuesday night will make her St. Louis debut in at the Odeon. This is the point farthest West in her present tour, which comprises only 12 elities, At its conclusion, she is to return to Vienna for a few performances, and then make her initial appearance in London. She was born in Brun, a town in Bohémia, and received her, mu- sical training-m Vienna. She, who has become famous as a singing actress,. Was scolded by her teacher for her inability to att and sing at the same time. But she overcame the timidity which was the cause of the fault, and made her debut at the age of 16 as Elsa in “lao- hengrin,” at @ theater in a small town near Vienna. She begged the management to cut the “Prayer Song,” because it was too long and too hard. The officials laughed at. her. and she won a success, Later, she became a #tar at the Vienna Opera. At Metropolitan in 1921. EGOTIATIONS for her engage- ment at the Metropolitan be- 15 @pean in 1914, but were cut short by s. " grandson Four years ago she married Barok von Popper, 4 of the, famous vocal teacher, Marchesi, and himself «a gifted pianist and violinist, but a banker by profession. Mme. Jeritza made her debut at the Metropolitan duriti@ 1921 in “Die Tote Stadt” (“The Dead City”), by Brich Korngold, the youthful Viennese composer. Aft-. er this appearance, in which was hailed as a “blond th ‘the war. bolt,” she became leading soprane: the Metropolitan. inheriting Am®@rican made E shown in St. Louis, “The & riage Circle,” is featured \ # Grand Central, West: and Capitol Theaters thie-wee A fine cast enacts this 4 bret life, whieh is a story of sophisticated: people. 3 te Blue, Marie Vidor, Harry T. Myers, bathing beauty, h fii « flapper-wife.” © * | ¢ is a drama of tanaiel? mances. There are two: couples, Dr. and Mrs, 2 an Prof. Stock and Mrs. Stock. ; wives are childhood “Dest Mrs. Stock, however, with Dr. Braun and tifice known to the ‘alain *," tries to steal him reo hy: ler, associated with Dr \deeply “in love with ¢ ‘who is innocent of his H ‘Myers. e theaters will be | -. ey. comedy, “W “Wide: O7 “‘Feichara Dix. and | the stars at the M this week in Wm. de duction ef "I Nag MURAD ALY. Oe = Ree Bnd Lyric and * . i ; a . oe. asa egy Pe aS’

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Co Ta Rr ae ee elie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ran eer etd Pew 3 eT ? ore se RE Ea 2 m * ' * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH o a rr Helen Hayes Is Star in Zangwill |__Comedy _ Special! to the Post-Dispatch , ; NEW YORK, March !>» : | VEN before consideration of ; “We Moderns.” which had its gremiere at the Gaiety Theater ' Tuesday night, the performance of Mies Helen Hayes in the role of the modern daughter must come. | @cted by the rest of the company. , While the work .was admirably ; acted by the rest of the company, | Miss Hayes went into the realms of inspiration. She played a deftly fved character with so much youthful sincerity. 4 rele that held | in it all the dangers that lurk in the absurdities of the flapper, that the slightest pressure could bave gent the performance inte the abyss. Not for a moment did she miss évery thought the auther has | into the part, and Zangwiil written his mew comedy with’ a | @iabolical insight. Line after. line was ambushed in subtiety; and even the first night audience, re- more or less familiar with | topics of the play, seemed to hiss the wit beneath the shadows. | Ciash of Gceneration~. & the title of the play indi-. cates. it is the clash of th> passing generation with the doming. Zangwill, whose stay in : was spotted by periodic of criticism, here “as his fire upon mankind ia " . His satire hits youth ope upen the parents 0 Gouth. It burns inferiority com- the subconscious. bolshev- lipsticks, and flares be¢x at criticism with. ‘Our generation is resporsti:ie “peemed that the d his peint. found it young man and woman not know the meaning of dian language they «peak. The Play's Acrid Wit. [HAT was apparent in bitter wit of the pilav — mere Zangwill in the role of @ costumer putting modern cioth- img upon ageless human beings. For him the fashions of the spirtt- ‘wal and cultural dressmaker ‘whange. but the bodies en'y «an be opressed by the passage of .: mil- On pears. He drew his ©xamplesr ith the sharpness of Shaw writ- @ such a scene as the amital in “the Devil's Disciple.” If the conservative who poisoned Sates were a flowing white robe. . Zangwill the medern replica a cutaway. The Socratic m her to the youth who is wNersed in James Joyce is not the was and even a reverenced radical. in Zang- “Phe Barefoot For his vic- generation. is San cld| and if angwill te be stretching the moral) te adorn the tale. a ' ' ? Isracl Zangwill's new comedy. | conservative when youth an- | he wanted and went beyond. Laurin. ill intended merely :o wail | Wires.” “og faddist idiosyncrasics of ‘LENORE ULRIC PLAYS : ' in mind also the pic'ures of ° rations of youth and are court- | Seeing the New York Shows | | | : : : ; : ; : Ud —— _. - - ~*~ ” - rn , ~ | | A A CON lly ti ee Ee eee =: ee ~~ , : : \ . . - - ne > | ; > 7 ihe, aa EE — + _ a tai ‘ " Pe : i, eo . y Wi uu Z _* 4 of t Mise 'S P Ps ** all MK ’ : ; J ' jar, > het ak Shy. age : i, 9 ‘+ ; 7 tp 4 ¢, _ e Thy, Aety ; iw ¢ Ra ie ind)? vy Th. — : 1s | . ef es é rs OF, Didi é te ahaha le soiegio ae may TF { Te. vas: \ithe (ee , ie a; a mi A eli aay at oS eos Vee Bs FG QR, egal ¢ oy hat i] : ht a y i@ ; rit ; : ox 4 he . . : : te “4 i] ; My ae 4 : + ¢ ‘+s a ps al | 4 isi: te & este FERGUSON anD SIDNEY PLACKMER in “THE MOONFLOWER™ » shambles made of civiliza- | dramcntirt | ; less year in a new play by Kate L. Mc- | auther of “Whispering KIKI AT AMERICAN; SHUBERT IS DARK Centinued from Precedini Page. ‘Beginning teday, the Rialto will shew two programs each week. | the second starting on Thursday. On the’ bill opening today are Don- ald Kerr and Effie Weston. Jack Rose. Sully and Houghton, Mahon and Cholet. and Howard's dog and pony circus. Enid Marker. in “Here Goes the Bride.” heads the second list of offerings. Other Vaudeville and Burlesque. HE Columbia’s headliners are Rice and Cady. comedians. Others on the list are the Synco- pated Four. thé Max Theilon troupe of funny acrobats. Hayden and At-- wood. Henry and Ursel Swan, and. ‘Trene Lachman’s dogs, monkeys ponies. The film feature is Boy.” after Whit- tier’s peem. The announcements at the Grand Opera House are Jack Eneeland, Peggy Powers and their syncopat- ing orchestra: Evelyn Phillips, Ed- Ganz the Soloist | - for Today’s Concert Gow his services without ee charge. Rudolph Gans will bring his third season as di- recter of the Symphony Qrchtstra ‘to a close by appearing as soloist at this afternoon's pepular con- ‘cert at the Odeon. He will play Grieg’« Concerto for pianoforte, which Frederick Fischer will cou- duct. The program follows: : : 1. Overture, “In Bohemia”... Hadley French. Italian, German and Bohe- *. First Movement, Allegro mode- rato, from the “Unfinished” ee Vance on deo Schubert 3. Cencerto for Piano, in A Minor. bo & clatter |. Allegre molte moderato. Il. Adagio. lil. Allegro moderato @ marcato. .4. Symphenmic Poem, “Danse Maca- bre~ _eeete@ & molto 5. Symphonic Poem, No. 3, “Les I ee Liszt The orchestra departs Tuesday Tennessee. Alabama. the Freydians and the neo- Remy rose Seamon and Arthur Conrad. lahoma. Arkansas and Nebraska. accuracy of the Zangwillian ae the /“Shaw is Longfellow al! - An answer by a medern te a Proposal of marriage. : i over | &° Diategue Is Brittiant. 5 are mere fleeting ex- ples of the brilliart dialocue courses urending!ty through : plot is merely the outgrowth clash of interests. nts his situations and thrusts facts into their faces with ht that they become ridic- | He bas allowed no charac- shine through in self-satis- | and he attempts to present hpiece of himself to solve of the universe. UONeill’« “Welded.” : Y two new openings are list- , for next weck. “Welded.” bx ‘ O'Neill, will be presented might by the directers of neetown Playhouse at the inth Street Theater, with Keane and Jacob Ben-Ami in metpal parts. “Sweet Seven- a comedy by John Clements Westerveit, wil! try its luck same evening at the Ly- A new play. also with an eerie called “Falling | background. " has been written. by Sut- ton Vane, author of “Outward Reund.” .. William ) “Widmung” . . Schumann ic>} “Seng of the Lute.” from “Die Tote Stadt” .Kornkold | id) “Caectiiie™ Strauss | (Mme. Jeritza) 4. (a) “Le Manoir de Rosemonde”™ Re +s Dupare | ‘>> “Beau Soir” Debussy ic) “Ah. Love but a Day”. . Beach id) “The Answer”. el ‘Mme. Jeritza) >. ‘a) “Andante” | Lalo ‘b> Caprice, No. 20 wow Paganini-Kreisier ic) “Introduction and Taran- telle” . Sarasate iMr. Rose) 6. Aria. “Suicidio,” from “La Gio- conda Ponchiello (Mme. Jeritzga) Rosenthal Plays Friday Nicht. NDER the auspices of the Piano Teachers’ Educational Association of St. Louis. Moris Rosenthal. one of the most famous. of living pianists. will be presented | in a recital Friday evening at Shel-| don Memoria! Auditorium. After: America recently and celebrate! | New York He was praised for his “fabulous technical brilliance.” and his con-| cert was pronourced Pportentous magnitude.” Others found that his utterance had “soft- | ened and mellowed,” and that he “reaches for the“hearts of his lis-! teners.” His St. announced as follows: l. Fantasie in G major. .Schubert I. Fantasie: IT. Andante; ITT. Minuet: IV. Finale. = “Carnaval,” op. $.. Selections ..Chepin Berceuse: Vaise in C sharp min- or; Three Etudes: Chante Po- lonaise ‘ ‘air Etude (>) Humeresque on Johann Strauss The San Carlo A compiete repertory of the San Carlo Opera (o.’s engage-| ment at the Odeon next weck is/ announced as follows: Monday eve- Louis program is i : : Seriabine Themes bdr >... Resenthal | ning. March 24. “Rigoletto:” Tues- day evening. “La Tosca: Wednes- day evening. “Aida: Thursday | matinee. “Martha:” Thursday | night. “Cavalleria Rusticana™” and “I Pagiiacci;” Friday night. “Ma- dame Butterfly: Saturday matinee. “La Boheme: Saturday night. “TI Trovatore,”” and Sunday night. March 30. “La Forza de! Destino.” Miss Elda Vettori. fermer 8&t. _ouisan, will make her second op- her home _town tn the title role of “La Tosca.” | ‘announced. will inciude covery is based upon a letter which | |} Leenhard Euler. a mathematician. i)wrete to a German Princess in In this leter Euler ' “The Moravian Ecclesiastic Dr Divieh, assured me recently that | throughout all of last summer he Caught lightning in his district by /a machine built on the principles euteed that this is true.” ) Salazar, Bianca di Biasi. Natale Cervi and Gertie Messinger. Virginia ef electricity. Some people who. Wil- had come through his place gcuar- epries of daily recitals at Vander - | Principals in the various casts. as) Consuelo Eecobar, Demetrio Onofreil. Mario Basio'a, Stella de Mette. Manvel Soroye. Gaetano Temmasini. Tamaki Miura. Pietro Marto Valle. Miss Vettori is Also tinted for the principal soprane roles in “Cavalleria Rusticanne™ and “la BEGINNING at noon tomerrew. Hane Barth, pianist, will give a —- voort Music Hall, concluding Sai- | , cipal Ceatinsed frem Preeeding Page. . Bohemian Girl.” latter | Pilsen” and “The Fortune Teller.” Jeritza has learned to sing in| English, in addition to her skill in lbhered from her appearance here “an event of! \Chapter of the American Guild of | Organists. /musical vespers ai tite Second Bap- 'tist Church will be given at 4:29 | ton, \day ‘Cora Rebinson, | Stoughton’s “Neptune.” Sketches.” and other numbers. A paper en “English Composers”. Charictte | St. - Louisans to Be Given - NEW operetta! Princess,” by Noel and Sylvester Maguire. both &t. Louisans. will have its first pro- duction anywhere at the open-air theater in Forest Park |mer. according to an peretta | _ —_———— Poepping A By | woes : H “The Beggar | : ’ : ’ : this sum- | announce- | ment made yesterday by the man- | agement of the Municipal Theater | | Association. Tt was previously stated that the Svork had been ten- ‘tatively accepted. ’ | Poepping is contrabassoon player | in the Symphony Maguire is a writer of popular songs. This is the first premiere ; Orchestra. and | ’ |} the organization has ever attempt- | , ed. Complete 1924 Repertory. The list of the completed reper- | (tery for the 1924 season is an- ‘nounced as follows. with the date 'of the first performance of each work: May 26—*'Princess Chic.” score 'by* Julian Edwards and libretto by | Kirke La Shellie. June 2?—"‘Firefly.” by Firm! and Otto Haverbach. June—- $3—"Florodora.” by Stuart and Owen Ha!!. June 16—*“Chinese Honeymoon.” by Howard Talbot and George Dance. June 23—*The Bohemian Girl.” by Michael William Balfe June 30—*Prince of Pilsen.” Dy Gustav Luders and Frank Pixley. Leste Juiy 7—“The Fortune Teller.” by Victor “Herbert and Harry B. Smith. July 14—‘“Bhue Paradise.” dy Eysier and Edward Smith. July 2i1—“The Lilac Domino.” by Charlies Cuvillier. Emmerich von Gatti and Bela Jenbach. July 28—*The Beggar Princess.” by Noel Poepping and Sylvester Maguire. Four Given Previously. F these works four have viously been given at the Muni- Theater—“‘Firefly.” “The “The Prince of pre- The first was given in 1920. the '1921. “The Prince of Pilsen.” it is said. ranked second highest in bex offiee receipts last season. Newcomers in the cast this summer will be Miss . Dorothy ' Francis. who has been engaged as prima denna; and Ralph Errolle, ‘tenor. of the Chicago Civie Opera Co. Miss Francis will be remem- a Rudoit | ee te a te in the Savage production of “The | Merry Widow.” Principals of for- | mer seasons who are reefigaged are | Thomas Conkey. bariténe: Ray- ‘mond Crane. who succeeds Frank Moulan as first comedian: Wil- liam McCarthy. second comedian; Mise Dorothy Maynard, ingenue: | Mies Fiavia Arearo, contralto; and | Roland Woodruff, juvenile. No basso has as vet been engaged. Frank Rainger and Charlies Previn return in the respective positions of stage and musical di- | Poepping. who was an-. rectors. nounced as chorus master, was succeeded after two weeks by the incumbent of former seasong, W!!- | liam A. Parson. “Oxygen” on the Screen. A film entitied “Oxygen. Wonder Worker.” will be shown in the auditorium of the David Ranken Jr. School of Mechanica! Trades. Finney and.Newstead ave- nues. tomorrow night. . He has been singing in Europe and perfecting his art ur- der the Henschels. in London. James Quaries, Dean of the Music Department of Missouri Uni- versity Cornell University. will give a re- cital on the evening of March 31 Schumann jat Pilgrim Congregational Church. under the auspices of the Missouri The last of a series of o'clock this afternoon by P. G. Aa- violoncellist: and Arthur Lie- ber. organist. Mrs. Bruno read a paper on Modern Germany” before Wednes- morning’s meeting of the Morning Etude, at Baldwin Hail. A program will be given by Mis? Mrs. Madatene 58. Johnson. Mrs. H. D. Lamb, Miss Irene Moriarty. Mrs. C. J. Hardy and Mrs. Lillian Wehman Storm. Free Organ Recital. Strassberger will “Romantic aad HARLES: GALLOWAY will University. playing Scherzo in E: lein:” Gigout's . from “Sea will be read by Miss Mueninghaus Tuesday afterneon before the Musical Research Club. | at Vandervoort Auditorium. Musi- | cal mumbers will be given by Mrs.) Miss Bertha Donnel- | Mrs. | H.. Bowting. ly. Mrs. George tampke. Clarence Jeffries. Mre. Hugo Wei- mers. Mrs. Stuart M. 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gr > os sae i i a nd . ~ a er Te ee ae ee ee Rae PRON. FEES Re ST bs ji COT-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924 - STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH JE PERFECT SALESMAN (Copyysht. 1924.) 4 » ~ The automobile sales- man is probably say- ing, “Now I’m not one of those fellows who begin by ‘knocking rival cars—I don’t be- lieve in that stuff— All I want to tell you about our 1924 road- ster is just a few little things in its favor that no other car can boast of For in- stance—” > ~ CeO ee ge ~ FY o SE eR EAR RO Pee t and years. He travels in and out from... the suburbs and wears storm rubbers © on the slightest provocation. rok ) | y ne The salesman for snappy advertising is putting over something a pretty neat to the credit of the Deoderine account. It’s one of those How. about some new neckwear, or some nice intimate advertisements—all about a football hero who was troubled shirts, or-some collars?” The haberdashery by—(excuse us)—excessive perspiration. “He never knew—no one salesman generally wants to sell you everything had ever told him. Only two more yards to go and he would have in stock before you get to the door won the game, when he overheard two fellow players talking—mem- comida bers of his own team, mind you. What they said caused him to rush SIGE 8 aE tke from the field in confusion. He did nat even say goodby to the WRewise 4: actos coach,” etc., etc. You can guess the rest—Deoderine would have + 5 pends te - saved the day. : Se — » Po oe SB ye _—— —_ ae - 2 : ~~ ; ae a a. gf oo ¢ > finishes. eall atte a to one idl our display, Vory sp a ig" tk. ie, ih alt Le ee dail ee eee 3 5 eae 2 % , rj a r r ~ ie SS le 4 © naa =— 2. 3 c A , eae os \- oe) Ss em oar . ate ote ot ae i he es . rca Tat Se. ; , Fer et “— ie) a ree. . ’ x Pet a te, ge - we i ¢ i, ' an i ~ + a ie SP Ree oe tele: = te By ae a ae ; oe ae 8D a: PSF aig bs ee ao eae, oe or a Oe kes ee PS Ube ae he ~ ed 5 ——e ~ oe: ar er ee ere fe te En ar L541 » a ie a We: % 7, ‘ th te i “ges ee q ptt , te bootlegger will be glad to let you fa really good thing. He has a ‘of 12-year-old Black and White #he's just been saving for such as ou. The bottles are 12 years old ue Pe: ae % ¢ , bo At left: The et a -for the : : : ae . | 3 . : | hosiery firm, who has all t on this, . whe ee The interior decorating , ced a : SE om that ond the other thing. He knows to a dol- The nervous salesman, who gets it all Salesir is very grand—he teally | at wrong. Something tells him to ser Bt : i: . ; lar just how much Sidney Smith and Bud} tho" ooas to the charge address and eee Among the fine arts. This, F ae | | Fisher make in a year, and just how — the bill to the home address ss § «5s Easiest of Credit Terms § , efor “~ =a tye oy me ne. sts J t 2. | truth there is in the latest Hollywood scan ae ' — ee y eadache! Re e, . MSS = pe a tad . $5 ae « =, a ad, } i Ra : . " ¥ “sy . : new patterns and colorings which @ — | Res showing for this week ere. ‘. brought indoors! Qualities ) a —n = surprising!y low P J y : -_—-—_ -_— ee Ce ks. = if : ts were lent by ihe 7 . ; Rg . 7 Thursday afternoon trans- HIRTY prin on an arrange-] ures are seen in action, some speed- |seums. Upon returning to 5t. eel Every foraiew, ob are Kocian Gelleri¢s last M day glimpse of the sentiment of the | paint. ae 2 ere ye fit nicely|ing merrily downward. others he became connected with the City | poration for the ait.’ | view of the cathedral at Grand and | line between the crest 0 i 4: tinting is that the | 2* * he inci- | seum study which meets on | 4 1. Seven of the 13)! “Silence,” and No. 13, “A Portram, | ** ree tat nal , ity beyond. The paint is/ Mr. Thalinger's painting * . }eoltections, in addition to the | = ‘ 4 o'clock. | the works of well-known * ROw shown have been in- | a definite problem is presented ani} Lindel! Within the cn irch, @jand the sky ) ' attoct that aids| artist would raise the color key. ! dental requests .for lectures «nl | Wednesday afterno un’ at en a porary American and e in the annual American | worked out, The most of his work, bright glow gleams warmiy, great-| applied in st?fppie lors | One or two tones higher in the | onducted trips through the yal-| The usual muaneace = ¢ rt . artiste. ; M ®t the City art. Museum therefore is serious study, ther-jly in contrast with the desolate,| the vibration of the “oN” | ale would still preserve the ash PERT | Extending ever & ranted of . , z 7 é s : ; : Q ; : . .? , ‘ , , : -arh ty) ,! , a A . ; , 9 : " | ie i . : ~ su P 10, but never before have | oughly premeditated. ¢ neg: yen 2 ge = A sea | Instead of being thinly pe ‘ ‘sired feeling in most cases, it eb ms From the Central High Schoo! | ‘weeks, _ a ait te a oy of hk. M. A. weeures been gathered togeth-| “Silence,” a moonlight view ©*/ ing eae o gets Poet on ‘ ae with the treated canvas Se vs. and would add an geen tn | and the University City ored hs eb ere Story of Greece. © 4) private : *thibited as a unit 9 narrow. French village street, is!low and solemn, significant o the predominating effect of. snow. ) A additional force hool, two art appreciation c'00s | Greece, ‘t- | , h in | : é . ; ; ae 3 ae : = ata eT zest, almost a School, 0 a; po . s. (4) Story at bie home 4 Portunity to compare his|the most spontaneous of the let.) sober formality of tt yew peers “Coasting,” No. 4, is heavily piled) |, '. esentation of his subject. have been independently organized | China and ger ony emt in the |\the past week. 7 ¢ drawinge ® @nebles a better unde-s-/| It is the expression of a ferané | contrag of the kindly glow. oe — with pigment. For his-subject, Mr. linger is one of the early | by the students, who have asked | of SOOR. thor (Paintines). | long in his own com tion a | of Mr. Thalinger'’s abiliiy | more than an achievement in techk-! the church with the dull exteriors Thalinger has choseh one af 5t. Mr. Tha Pon - Louis School oti vax a regular program of the hes- | Museum Collections - # . mamas - owl c “a me Mork. One of the first{ nique. The picture a6 it stands) might be indicative of the spiritual), wuis’ favorite winter sports: bob- | students ae studying here for|tory ef art based on museum ob) English artist; deeb 2 iM Which the critics becomes | ‘vas painted in 45 minutes. i 8 Ngee compared to the cold of wedding of Art will in Forest) Fine Art. nol nest wah aa 3 "(This schedule is beine con- | tions ( . -< gy Senactentious adher- |of -K are quite ‘pateisher. ae hg apg soe a rel hg Park At the top of the incline|a time os gw spent a year in Mu- scientiously followed. The Central : “va y ; ’ own, = ., e fundamental principles essence of the message "7 “igre ae HE VALLEY.” No. &, is one} we see the great era) building, the nao Paris pursuing his art] High School Art Appreciation Club Grawing and paintiny.|and the midnight quiet - “Eat 66 | of the nicest pictures in the| City Art Museum. Near the sone sducation Travel through Eu-| has increased from 23 studen’s Furnai- beut has been construc- | serted street, is there. oj Rica eben exhibition. It is earefully| ground is the snow slide a. ad en enabled him to see and study| during the past s@mester to 4° mm pee ahve: : ; “s ae gsr wt ed acai ring . teeta os Aetthdatar built up first in composition then | coasters build to connect the rie. the masterpieces in the creat mt- the term. ? ee “ae Meh. Mmuc “en -_ a ; re inte ng are , —- - : yor: tees , i : _ oon. ge ts = ; tion of a paces hes (er porteny ais whi contain alas a in color idea and finatly’in actual hill with the $e zen lage ie is pictures have | — : | 7 ~~

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—_ — = . a nia ate i Si ata Sadie ie Mig, TS OA, cl anid : o 7 at ; ~ The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE City Cireulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED nen - ieee isos a ——— : SESS eet ewe aS ' 7 3 , _ PHOTOPLAY Th THEATEBS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS — _ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS a THEATERS | > Us ? . = | ; ’ : | ni = tiers a J > UF if [COLUMBIA ' : : Fi “a ‘ i / eo a : : . - SIxTH AT ST. CHARLES =. Dawe: 1Se, 2c. 45e | —_——— Se gy maps THE ONE GREAT NOVELTY IN THE CITY THIS WEEK r A i i. i aie PRI ZE PLAY E a _ m ann : Daily iy. f { ee sy ts 3 | : OF i by, “2 f * | SUNDAY AND ALL WEEK RICE & CADY | THE ORIGINAL COMEDY a \ «sas @ @G@re*. + > >=] ae * om o. From blaring Broadway bands “SYNCOPATED FOUR to glaring mf. 6 | RR, meee = ee Gg $ : , See TNs + ; | THEILON TROUPE | ; , a OSE. Fee i ots [a HENRY & URSEL SW | story ‘Filtned in Poy 4G” reee—Y| sss sawxXwhe Pe x a the Barto ey 4 . £ | 5 Soe Ee Ay BIC 0 DIX: ; ‘ a8 |, With an All-Star Cast : LOIS WILSON ; — = PRES . | ‘ ~“ Pe 7 vi OLIVE AT SRAND gy ) ergo 16th Directed by First Undersea : | | ee “a tS$en. Mat.. Mare Picture in | y ain | The Woodward Players Ralph Hace | nce Natural Colors | | : , | casuaii lati METRO ‘CA ST , . | WILLIAM de MILLE J. E. Williamson | pay” | wi «= BA RN! EY? .RA PP . / Another Great | fe . = A | | 4 . i Nights, 50c te $2.50. Pop. Mat. Wed... SOc te $5.50, Set. STARTS | w ' GLORIA SWANSON SATURDAY Another ee eee. | ae = | THURSDAY AND SATURDAY | A SOCIETY SCANDAL w ROD LA ROQUE RICORO CORTEZ writes: “yids | JERRY AND HER lars, Tem Days FOUR PIANO GIRLS A _ J ee ae rear Vat Bee CATHERINE C/: ' | P ' | MME. CALLIOPE C Har SEN , THE CELEBRATED ~~ AND HER 10 CHIL IGAYETY ¢ ~ A ee GAY AY WHITE war . ; o 7 : : > oF mts y | \; SAM i ” ‘OM ERNST CUBITSCH 's = — . as Be os ‘nl Aboard aa . SENSATIONAL EXPOSE OF sage — CLOSED TO THe PUBLIC 7) |EF, biel Mew rc | —— MODERN MARRIED COUPLES | FLORENCE Ba snare | ! yah € z es See RR ee | : 8 ‘tT. YOU CAN sEE | + ely — . Ta bethies Girt * ad Low Rims = MARIE | RUDOLPH VALENTINO Ghoucry is apvennisens—se ew suow ano comPant B MARY PICKFORD Sibi ss bn | DOUG. FAIRBANKS 64 a eee t's {~ ‘CREGMION — | BARBARA LA MARR a ALL ABOARD: sis ae oie re aoe? * 2-2 HAROLD LLOYD “ALL ABOARD” THIN WEEK AND THEN YOU. TOO. WIL ee eS AND MANY OTHERS IN GAYETY BOOSTER. JUST LIKE THOUSANDS OF OTHER! | ’ AN UNUSUAL NOVELTY HO KNOW ONE OF THE REAL JOYS IN LIFE!! BRE | SS ae toe CIRCLE’ Jz, =e, 7] Ee : “MENJOU | Ps os memmmny 2 Frvics Daily, 2:15-8:15. Seats How Ready a Ate =, CREATED B Minit oS pat cues cH NAST AMERIC! bassion’ : we SS = | @ Your TEN. Favorite Stars in am rices xis. tor. ae. Bie. Bie. $1.55 Seats Five . : je Ont" AND LUBITSCH'S FIRST AMERICAN MADE 4 Ape —— , Ba Veritable Cyclone wpyright, 1924, Ovcar Dear, C. E., Sadia) | — | ' yc of Ege, ; | LAUGHS—THRILLS = — meee _ , rit . PICTURE TO BE SHOWN IN | Es =: : _ 2 an - 3 oo ST.LOUIS rr } —_ oe J ~ a _ F : pee cea =e) ocnoers # —SPEED, PEP AND | S a3 coy | : PUNCH _ ~ eve. : -‘ x eer ; ; — . - : oe Deen Sones v ann ao Vas ; . . - ee . aaa Aba ‘ a : - > ss caees ae Ose Sa os GU eee ny - . r : Dates .. SOA ae > As — = ; ak x we ~ ee. > , TA = j oe = | if 1eS x : ws oy r « oe : . —— ok m 7 a J rae a oo : ‘ res ; ; ——- oy A » ty : ov ” . . ~" _” ee ++ eee omen = ° : —_n— : ee Se a . 1%. silted . — ° a ‘ -s oe | ~ p ' - \X ns 4 +s" Peon x - od 7 " ; r) ox es <x - ‘ Ee = _ -- ce, aes . + - - ‘. . J va - " r+ -* 5 . ote . ob te be ; a - ¥ . . a en : ' wcrc: | a Ye ee 3 ( BN, if Hi late MONDAY _ SWITZER

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. - £ eit or po alae ’ ca 3 oe wr: = Boy eg Saat cael - PS a SHORE. TOPPED ATT SUNDAY _= “wancu 16, i92t. . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has.45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED 5S as , ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— —- AMUSEMENTS = : x + ney, who ago wy AB acre | Earl Nelson, grandson of a nephew |erts was given £100,000 for win-| Named Manager of the Odeon. | avenue. Working downtown in the near ort Sas cnewan,|of a brother of the victer of the ning the South African War, while Francis A. Beehler Jr. 4315A daytime, he served as usher at the Canada, will have to worry along| Battle of Trafalgar, who draws | even in such : ; modern times as th - AOL Uj Ni B i A on that for the rest/of his days. £5000 annuA&lly for the duty his/ Great War, Field. Marshal Hails North Twenty-first street,-has been ae eee oh coh cy Be JUNIOR Meu SCHOOLS iacinaaie obo 3 od oe a, Ga oe aseat relniies sn for Eng-|and Earl Beatty drew £100,000 / appointed managér of the Odeon, [nanager, and entered last night on : amous day. each .for leading B ; sion syst€m. His illustrious fore- England has always done rather and sea forces apatehe ‘Gadin segs at "Grand boulevard, ‘and: Finney} his new duties, bear, Admiral Rodney, defeated | well by her military heroes. The/\ The Tommy Atkinses who fol- ——————— S: 22c, 45c ews: i5c, 22¢, 45¢ ' the combined Erench and Spanish | Duke of Wellington got nearly | lowed along by the hundreds of : THEILON TROUPE struction John J. Maddox. With e Gand ne; ag tnt By ATWOOD | The intermediate school idea is = a Fy fi g j : t ti w rk | — AYDEN ~ Att SWAN | °° thing in which the St. Louis : i in $ Nn eres ing or aa S _— Violin, Mandolin, Hawaiian Guitar, Tener Banje, Ukulele IENRY & U Joicey Willigms,, the well-known/] , lik : 50 CENTS PER LESSON [ACHMAN’S ANIMALS schools have been far outstripped American ac Ss, recently made the uf, e all professions,. it requires tragning. To be Re pans: ~ ave efficient, secretariés, bookkeepers a : by every other large “city in the following statement about gray hair thoroughly understand fille cbutend "We tine eee y=) NO ZUFION FER—NO CHARGE FOR MUSIC | United States, Superintendent Mad-| and how to darken it, with a home-|| “ents end supply operaters for business men. z= FREE INSTRUMENT OFFER 1 oN THE SCREEN dox thinks. He urges a building made mixture: Day and Ev We will give to each per that enrolis this week. . ref t Bo 99 |) Program for th® next 10 or 15} **Anyone can prepare 2 simple ening Olasses Each Month. . at 60¢ ber lesson, their choice of these instruments ab- | “The Ba 00 y | years which pYtvides for interme-| mixture at home that will gradually STANDARD SCHOOL OF FILING AND INDEXING a cemed tere = ‘Whittier’s Immortal Poem | diate schools—seventh, eighth and/| darken gray, streaked or faded hair, 402 N. Fourth St. ( MAIL COUPON | i ‘ari The Globe-Wernicke Co.) Olive 1718 : to the school this week or mail! th f : - With an All-Star Cast | ninth grades—to offer varied| and make it soft and glossy. To a pA 8 ae i re ne eee coupon Sor 1) hit, MATINEK WED (Por, arg — Oo gixTH AT ST. CHARLES courses of study along academic} half-pint of water add: 1 ounce of |: coupon we will also mail a copy of the late song |and vocational lines, adapted to! bay rum, a small box of Barbo Com-! | DR. : , aw Mesa 2af ch ' ‘ MA _the needs of the individual pupil.; pound, and 4% ounce of glycerine. Am EN, enti iy awalian School o usic _ | “The public school plan of St. These ingredients can be bought $.- Ee R. Vv BOOV o st moe. Evenings Mid-City Bidg., Louis is the 8-4 plan—eight years | at any drug store at very little cost. 614 OLIVE ST. __ Greed ant Seve of elementary school and four years | Apply to the hair twice a week un- : PRES of high,’ Superintendent Maddox ~# the DB sans shade is obtained. explains. “Nearly every significant 1is will make a gray-haired person _ T GRAND city in the country has adopted the | ok twenty years younger. It does et ALL- PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT SERVICE OLIVE A 6-3-3 plan—six years of elementary | ®t color the scalp, is not sticky or ae maure O9-S50 Deliy—-Cuntey 8-18, ‘work, three years of intermediate | 2T¢28V_ and does not rub off. Commencing 16 h work, and three of high schoo! | Mat., March ‘work. In other words—the last | two years of elementary schoo! and | The Woodward Players ithe first year of high schoo! are’! = a ‘absorbed into the intermediate | ‘school. Value of Intermediate School. — “The advantages—we. have. ai opportunity to discover the apti tudes and capacity of each boy an girl before they are thrown int /high school. Under the prese: system the boys and girls follo : '& prescribed course for eight yea , ; i A and then suddenly find themsel\ = : asked to select @ course of hi: school study. y é ’ 0¥ nn Oe ~ | . s “With th i d schow PASE FF) we GREATEST OF | os eee catate sone RUN OF FIVE MONTHS IN cunrcach > | | WESTERN DRAMAS and study their capacities. “The | } = can be given opportunities“to t: FAK IN NEW YORK) | rinhes oe 29 peti. “Better * pele oh wee FT peated AY | se pee Alagled ceed nd on wat FTER weeks of painting, decorating and cleaning our great store, we are now prepared, as never before} to serve you, not alone with St. Louis’ foremost values in 4 | ter Than ‘Lightnin’ , THURSDA student's capacities and advise hin | quality Furniture and Home Furnishings, but also, in a more efficient and pleasing manner. Below we enumerate a few of the scores and scores of wonderful —— | It is surprising how many childre. /come to high school without th least idea of what course of stud) | they want to follow. , When the) are guided through tifree years © | | intermediate sthool, they shoul ,Bave a pretty good idea of wha | they want to do. _-“Give Student What He Needs.” . The intermediate school of th: - future should be fitted to give thx x yt = : ya. Ve ee wi = Z- oc Ve igtudent what he needs, Dr, Mad ? : coal es aN 3 A ye 'dox thinks. Thus, one § schoo! | ” eM, eke Ce Bre -¥ a oe 'should be distinctly a vocationa : , ” I — X- a £ school, specializing in shop work, | a: ‘ —e a 2 manual tr ng, busimess preetic- 4s) “4 i» Cs: und kindred subjects, ith=@pécia! feonsideration for boys and girls |\who eannot go on to high schoo! ° ° OPERA + |while another'school would specia!- Simmons Bed, Complete With HOUSE aut ize in academic work for students /who expect to.go on to high schoo! | orgs Spring and Mattress — SSS —— 1 Sid : and college courses. e-Icer MOR VILCE AEA | ekiette er it wat ove $40.75 $i. ~ FOR MONDAY ONLY! ATs 475 AM.TOIIP.M. ved | Ben “eewett Junior High—which | | $1.00 1 Q 1.00 | & - 24. 8:15. Rigelette. Basiola, a r, DeMette, DeBiasi. a5, Vettori, Tomassini, Saroya. DeMette. Sala- | | $1.00 .50 . a | , J rt ) | hp it 3:00, Martha. Excobar, De- Weekly "S g~-* 7 7 DL AIN A complete and varied 15. Cav. Rus. acd Pagliacci, Vet. | : : famous Kitchen Cabinets, 1 ws, Salarar, Taylor, Tomassint, . vaav : ee 45. Butterfly, Miyra, Kiinova. oon This oblong Extension Table is designed in the | é “ ; $39. 75 te - ° oti. le Bebemé, Vettori, Ono- | ; Queen Anne period and measures 6 feet in eo Sarcya, ‘Teame- | : Drug length. Complete with 5 side chairs and 1 x te Meatins Ralocar | EVERYWHERE. armchair with genuine —" seats. A truly | Benge ener estan Condue: Haller's Bird | Store wonderful value at $58.50 —™ Si to Si. Seats pow até = ee 80048 Olive Bt., Olive 9203. oo. ‘ $ A

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_ ii yl be | ari an Tat id Re i Ni a i a le aah has ho OO ay OFT 5 aia ale PE ee eee, ee a ™ | *! 4 7 z “a z ere ai om ‘ ; . Rees | ue ee 4 6 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one otheg evening newspaper COMBINED MARC eS Hungary Gets Two Czech Villages. SHAH OF PERSIA IN DANGER ESE Seercy 26-TDs OF LOSING HIS THRONE villages of Somoskoe Ujfalu and Pcop'e of Nation Criticise Him for moskoe, on the Czech frontier, Spending His Time in Parts. have been formally handed over) By: the Asmciated Presa. to the Hungarian authorities by) IAONDON, March 16.—Another Czecho-Slovakia. They were as-/ King of the Old World appears in signed to Hungary by the League|danger of losing his crown and of Nations last year. jeountry. Reports were revived in' | London this week that the Shah | SS ee aon of Persia would soon share the , 'f> \ rc aie oe Mrs. Smith Almost DHNSo! i Dies From Gas ArH ano ST.CHARL actin fate of the Tirkish Caliph, King | = _— George of Greece, and the others in se We show 4% ' . ’ 4 QUICK RELIE.F ! [RSS who | Gas On Stomach Almost Stops Breathing Fs : ually lar OR have fallen before the wave of | : ves — & tion. See | sa sae coca aati democracy. | = 7»; cial leader. INDICES TIO N Color is imparted to these re- light! that 5 oete tee rg e— Sey fl stomach eecealonal pane a ick os y ports by dispatches from Tehran, | A the aches and cel e the aap vere eee Seoatipetion end be. "one spoonful ‘Adierixe, -AL- , oes a . “a the Persian capital, indicating that, te dor crm bli eanamiiaal But after takings three potties Adlerike ment ee jg SP HR, 4 Ba 7 e 4 Cc e Oo ne us : ¢ F Bridge Lamp the Government has sent for| Hi ; “rTTz ' ae cs antiseptic) I am perfectly | obstinate constipation and long stend- BS 3 . ions. ““‘TIZ’’ draws out the acids well.” (Signed) Mrs. A. Smith. ing stom oe Ooty under “x ith Be t Prince Salar Ed Dowleh, the : ach trouble, prefera u F Wi auti- : and poisons that puff up your Hi) Intestinal Antiseptic. direction of your physician. : ; Shah's uncle, who has been living | @ feet. No matter how hard you There is now offered to the public a | - Reports From Physicians. f Th | er in Switzerland since 1919. It is| iM) work, how long you dance, how | iow of en. intestinal aptiocote ends |\ enut gnd Adierika the best 19 Md | Buys | wo of Any Oo ese tems*' Shade, for... assumed here that the request for|@ far you walk, or how long you po. ee system cleanser. This prep- see 9 Wess.” experience.” (SIs at - his return is connected with the i remain on your feet, “TIZ” | follows: | ies as Atiertka, acte as mene use Adlerika in al! bower, cae) Sig’ Pe —— _ dynastic question. | brings restful foot comfort. | ful cena, *0,0/Mnlaate or destroy Earm- | ee ee oe ven on request.) oO a u es > é The Shah, with two other uncles, Your feet just tingle for joy; testinal anal” thus peardten I “I have tound narhing “tn ate b, n ay ad ° . | K is enjoying the galeties and diver-|{# shoes never hurt or seem tight. appendicitis end other diseiss having | Ysere practice to exon —— . i: : x Call u r ’ sé ” : ° . - 7 + el nk sions of Paris. For a long time|™ $(Geta boxof ““TIZ” now from It is the most complete system cleanser ‘After taking Adierika feel better lf lt i Not in This Advertisement lt +e hee | h ’ d f Persia h druggist or department store. | ever offered to the public. acting on than for 20 years. Haven't language us § es “ . the people and press of Persia have any | BOTH upper and lower bowel and re-| express thé AWFUL IMPURITIES A . P e Aap : Ayr a been critical of his easy habit of B . T1Z ae soul matter which poisoned the gliminated from my system.’ (Signed) Is in Stock and Also at a Lower rice. a a BN HS spending most of his time tn rec- Y sathe Them in 42 else can dislodge, It brings out cil Adlorika is = constant surprise. to ? ow. » ihe ‘a Ps ; reation abroad. The Shah has al- ee ee, oes, ee immediately reitoving bree. people who have ne ee — a : ( ° . ray denied that "there is" any me) fag ice mmc meee | Et Phen atte (II Rubbing Alcon | PETE WAY OF | 9 Ameren if nb motement in Persia for his depo- Money wanted or money to loan— cana!—matter you. never. neuant eae A RB, J , 7ic, 2 for 85c 75e, 2 wi aha 2 ; sition, but British observers think see the Post-Dispatch want pages in your system. Try it right after a Sold in 6&t. Louls A Wolf?- Wilson 3 . - atural movement and notice how much Drug Co., 7th and ashington. an IS the population may take matters toe often. 1 more foul matter it brings out which Enderle Drug Co., and other leading | | | in its own hands. jl eee TONS Cae ae © Seneeune ) Tanilac Pills This store places emphasis on courtesy | .j| Linen-Finis 35c, 2 for 45c and service. It can afford, and docs | “ : sell merchandise for less, because a 35¢, 2 FF, - age 4 ‘ oe a a 2 Glosso Sage & Sulphur cheerful, kindly, alert atmosphcre at- we. qo. : ° R f . t i | 50c, 2 for 60c | tracts patrons and the = team + W ‘ a, Side-I | — Table Lamp Compl | = pf a es a ee Cod : ide-icer Nefrigerator : © apie p Complete | posers: $1.20, 9 ' , ae G : | . | H Bayer’s Aspirin The items listed in this advertisement i t ones og = | | lic Dozen are well known and of thoroughly de- ’ | White Mount | e | | tte Mountain | 75. } 2 Dozen for 25c pendabve quality—fresh, clean, new 5 e. | 7 i stock just received from the manufac- Oc, 2 1 | 75 ! Imported Castile turers. The extremely attractive prices — ms counts made possible by your valued cam ae - ru R NITU R E Cc O-: eg a polychrome base that $1.75, 2 for $1.85 patronage. 35c, 2 for ‘ wait ce of 6 . | Has an all hardwood . s heavily weighted to pre- . > . ; , hese , | at remarkable sa | ease. Interior is all | | vent te from tipping. Shade | Jetum and Colorite Bring Your Prescriptions =i = A. tena BE white enamel. Well | KI | Se ea ee ae | 25c, 2 for 35c H rie beautiful, massive i " insulated. Has heavy | 1030-32 FRAN N AV | Complete with cord, tassel | ere $1.00, 2 ‘. Month au ul, ity brass trimmings. | ® and double sogket. | Pebeco Tooth Paste Our Prescription Department is in ee Sas ag Wome gee . H } | | 50c, 2 for 60c charge of graduate pharmacists of the Seidlitz tt Bays li tan tok ariel : pe = a : highest professional skill. Physicians 35c, 2 ' : gee ~ \ recommend our prescription § service ae | Hinkle’s Pills with absolute assurance of perfect ac- If You Live Out of St. Lo 25c,200 for 35c | | curacy in compounding. Our very rea- De Lacy’s - : * sonable prices will positively be of in- | ,| $1.00, 2 for PAY US A | \ , Gainsborough terest to you. , | , , Hair Nets ’ A R M I t Blue Jay © sell for cash ar on casy payments, . $1 Dozen, . _ -: ntyre Corn . freight to your town. | or Only $40 Down and $3.50 a Week 2 Dos. for $1.10 eet). a BUY EARLY—LIMITED QUANTIDMSE $1 Do Careful inspection will - LJ - } reveal the unusual Djer-Kiss Double Pocket Knives Mentholated Bay Milk. of M i a . ; Rum Shaving Lotion , 2 se) : [ worth and beauty of x 2s - $1.50; 2, $1.60 oa, ak ton ee Soe sive 2 j Buys This Larg °| . . . -id, é —. ° 2 a S this Outfit. This un- ™ £ ~ ot a meee Hobson's Quinine Red D Ki t C ram) ))/ 18 ate gel? 2. 2 26c, 2 for 35¢ 50c, 2 for 60c $1, 2 for $1.10 Sey 2 for 1ICNner ry oppor- 3 VAG I Wren _ —— | . : |} tunity hundreds Re. ene La — se of . ‘ : ’ , A Beautiful Table E 2 men : ‘) ) bi S room oF bedroom these Spring 3 full-size bars, 20c 2 for Lamp With Every Choice of re a —— —— ——_—— Dining Room . os SRG | A | bf ie ” ae Add 10c and Get 2 Add 10c and Get 2 Add 10c ange z "s Kidney Pills; $1.00 Biomertome «...saeeee 2 fer $1.10 5Oc O’Neill’s Ve ; : J cea od See De Wits . 2for 6c —75¢ Theatrical Cold’ Cream; 1-1. i ahcaillal ts ca Ble BD wdc tvotecunseces v amine af ° @ r & 25e Medicated Throat Disc .% for | _ a | Complete Dining-Room Complete Living-Room Boe Vermes'e Camohor stecne | Miation rene: ee [ee Consists of a large huffet, objong extension table and eix The } N and Iren Tabiets; $1.50 ot. Honolula Pf , , uxurious three-piece Suite it includes is upholstered in $1.00 Nux 2 for $1.10 20.81.60 50c 6 bars Waltke’s C i he ga nom chair. Elegantly finished ” paint. a good durable grade of velour. The choice as to the color $1.50 Barber Shears; forged steel $1.25 Flashlight; complete, Seam «sp cheste ewe ser ve ~_> ave to pay on tne 2he Carter's Liver Pills. ..2 for 35e i GR Last an eens for Oe 350 De Lacy St = rocker bench. ments, an all-white enamel —_— entire outfit. 50c Manzan Pile Ointment, odes $1.00 Haat Ton; 1-Ib. ay Oo 10 a= Bi. WE ARS ’ kitchen table a oe S0c Digestall Tablets... ... or Cee .i dédina seeks 06 2 for $1. acky Tiger & AGENTS ap With porcelain 25 De Witt’s Pine Tar... .2 for 35¢ 5@c Kewpee Taicum ..... 2 for .G0c 5c = rt ee top, two chatrs and a Gold ee $1.00 Vigortone......... 2 for $1.10 with Talcam) 50c Stay. ..- ++ acy Ol# OLIVE ST. Extraordinary Value ‘am EYEGLASSESH = Regular $9 Value@ ke Special All Seal congoleum rug. ~-Comole $6Q,7 Phonidiiraph ‘69 .§ Has , 12 Selections Free Fee ? finished | | ; ‘ i "h fv , . , . — a IV L : I ‘ chen all Shelloid Frames, Large Round Crystal Spherical ia | —— : . uxurious se Cushion $ 1 59:20 any. 4 Dr. Irvin Cohn, tn charge of our Optical Department, ~~ a licensed peop ae . nee and ete : ae . witht Ze trist of the highest professiona) skill,” Dr. Cohn will gladly test your eyes and © ave tn* os Glues Three-P 1ece $ 4 4 .50 Living-Room Suite pla : any consult with you concerning the care of your vision absolutely PRED. — aol, ond Cantuel . ; : make of (.28 Hanger. ; Has Marshall spring cushions, roll arms wi , : a nie . ese ' Daveno Suite ig upholstered im beautiful velour. "All three pleees have Invector cant Motor in Specials Monday — Specials Cigar ‘ance Wil Be _ a ee and easily opens into a full- struction of the highest quality. An exceptional value at this pri — of thesae ‘ Dp ah _ ance Will Be size bed. “he massive frames can be had in pEICe. °F a ' either golden oak or mahogany. Exactly as x $16 Down—$2 Weekly mt le Only se Made for Your shown. , ba tee. RS Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, a -’ Old Range $5 Monthly less, 3c and 68c Special ft eh SVevet ry TS 69c, $1.19 pee Leader tm 15 - Golden Oak or $1 { Walnut Chifforobe Sidway Reed $ | 45 be gy vee ceoee “= a, ~~ Baby Carriage | 8. Pe PE , 880, Made af woven filter 40c Castoria ........5..6: 29c $1.50 Van Ess Hair Tonic, $1.37; 3 for $4.00 Down r Indispensable for Y your wardrobe. Has i sufficient well - ar- i sie . a 6 r del silann tema, 4 re iS ar | pe iy gr Kolar Bak ... ....... $1.19 commodate your — one ees Ta —.} enamel col- ‘ 5c Stacomb ........-..+. 49c , j i ed . he ee | Ore) )( 5 OOOO ——E lO CO Ce... - «+> 28c, 49c, 85c sults, shirts, socks ? nusnter of $1.00 Squibb’s Oil -. .. me | . " anyone's room. $18 Dow $2 Weekly gy To ces, Monday Only. ‘ PER . eS. ‘ 7 igo 2 e 4 : % 6 2 pe Me aN th * f oe “] a 4 ig > ; i. ae ad

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® +, La ie sail Cree ae _ w — _ " . —— saa ltihneaatae ‘a : 7 Pa ee FETT PEL SE Te. — | ict :, as - : : » ‘ - ‘ p50 gaa ge . + to a. ee Ee . ce ae - > de m . wi Stil “4 ‘ i gs y y € & q o 3 e re AY. ‘ ae . : . MARCH 51 asf re 3 [ARCH 16, 192°. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspdpers. COMBINED $1 Down 1 Tier, Se tak Naa : - Pee. r( sha oe x : ft. we ‘ : P “2s id : _ « 7 " 4) ~ 5 eG , Buys a ¥ : Sa ae - , le ° git eo. hls d | “3 plot : ¢ ELECTRIC WASHER - ie 8 5 : & : ' F “4 - . Saf 1s | : e to Use. . | 2 woe ' 2 " : sot ASS ae s rf : | Quiet in eee. TA | Z ri om ’ > ‘ A : sa ee Operation rua Ss . se gla shade. "a fe Strong in Pligenne 3 Soe, Ae oft a We show an unus- ee eee ant Pee ps, me . Me 7 ually jarge, stiec- a we Re eee wee SS Ga ea Construction. HE : ’ . . tion. See our spe- r i Si 3 & : oes Sa: E | — , 3 . a es , Inexpensive ) i “ as cial beater, oo : x, he . ee ‘ Be! eer ; wie “a ie to Run. a . Pas ee | : ‘ Bridge Lamp a ae Rae aca BES Operate. ae ? , With Beaut1- — ‘3 OR a ENR . Easy to Buy. ese Items 7 Shade, for... Balance in small monthly pe , os styles at different prices. Blue Bird Dinner | —— — Free. 3 ; ‘ uesday : . _—~— ! ° °° e e ‘ ) ‘ | Beautiful Kroehler Living-Room Suite DIN : $— AMONTH | - ment lt — : : BUYS THIS | ° * > i K nih a Plalal ‘ ‘a er Price. , 2 4 “7 wl tot ite > | ; : ‘ 2 : ‘a C ~ \ = | Di = 7 . i : | | : er. +hee i op + Nine - oo ly (“Tp S t : t American Oj! . @ “i & 3 IK S . = | S e “ (* oor \ . 3 5 : y Linen-Finish Play | . a. , S | | docs Cards - fs ee =) With Your Purchase of - an = a 35¢, 2 for 45c 4 — ‘a & £4: cy " I ! “= ' , " a ca ca ampole's eae ee 3 /am Oy » = /4| me | ; ver Oil | : > | . 4 , 3 de- — —— | - Or Over, Either on Cash or Credit | : | : = ‘ | it 2 ES . 0c, 2 for 60c : 3 Buy at Goldman Bros. and Get This — - eY i i oe vias . | . . — ~~ i 2 | Rat ee me y ES | See What ae i S @ ; . or 45c Each one of these Suites more beautiful than the other . f x ns . 5 A at remarkable savings of 23 per cent to 40 per cent. If $ 1 DOWN i he 5 Carbozine Tablets =. ever you had the opportuuity of a lifetime to buy a ~ i . 9 $1.00, beautiful, massive velour Suite, as here shown, this is ° . * 2 for $1 10 ome your chance. These Suites come in dark rich velour; in y SiSe -. Will Biy at : P ; the Seidlitz Powders | . ays f mulberry, taupe, blue and many other colors. These ss . GOLDMAN BROS. / nh s6ce, 2 for 45c ey ar) Sr I ad Sis es oo co 6 6 Oe ec cere Jam ~/ '} i —" De Lacy's Hair by if You Lwe Out of St. Louis If you settle your account in 30, 60 or 90 This Suite is artistically designed in the ——T i a4 d ’ ti ll oi the 10° Italian Period. Is well constfucted and i 5 : in- | .| $1.00, 2 for $1.10 . i PAY US A VISIT ays’ time, we will give you the 10% cash richty finished. whern ave 5 chairs, 1 arm- | ; if Bluc Jay 4 feeell for cash or on easy payments. We pay discount the same as if you paid the money sae = Rodi eet ae Flin aan = npr Ce is r, H Corn Plasters “ he to your town. in advance. should not hesitate to buy this Suite. YJ . = ri eT 2oc, 2 for 35c Gal % : . y _ | . = ' 4 2 QUANTITIES @ 4 | § $1 Down NOTE THE EXTRAORDINARILY LARGE PIECES IN $1 DOWN | eony Milk of Magnesia ve = : | | a 50c Size 68e re " ‘te = ' f — ° > ‘7 ‘ 60c || Benue 2 for sie. Buys This Large =~ Kyl - : = = 1 | Buys This Handsome ‘/ } = Red Devil Roach | VT WY fy ~ } ; - Z . zi é Papa 3 | GSE QA, ‘Ss hiff b Wi Desk i 1.10 60c, 2 for 60c / Y/ orobe ith Bi , : : ~ j ; Haut Ton Shy 3 . . Lemon Clcansing Cream; |. Spike f i, $1.00 Pound Jars. | - By | 2 for $1.10 - : ' # : Add 10¢ and Get 73g) [-— ee Lili ‘La “ee _Y =U) Le | i (o- 14 : } Be S| ‘\ BOc O'Neill's Vegetable ae A 4 - , y , ~ ps = . ; f . "we S — a > at = = = ” ee ; . = " = — : = 4 : , on | q aoe. : : $1.00 Yeast Vitamine Tablets; Z 4 | i . = ; iT 33 1 | i, ‘J . a + : . $1.00 Vernon's Shaving Lotion; 9” | 4 ES 23 % for nd = ma Be ta BOc 6 bars Waltke’s Cold ate . = - oe Seap "eo oo .okeip sb © ae 2 On ry an = \ : ips ba deal : 3 i we 5c ae . .* ; or . RP 3 3 Ee DO6 Arnice Cream ........ 2 for | i ma a ; 50c Day Dream Cream... .2 for a a ~« we i es : he Nquibb’s Cold Cream. . . 2 for = i 4 f > & Oc a lacy Creams... ..2 for =< i is : BSc lacy Creams...... i rts | S@c Carmen Compacts..... 2 for 6Oc. 3 .~ ‘ ts = her Brooms....... : ae one " ie « ne Sige Toathbreshes <=... 3 for $80 whet twin | 4 A - . | Bie Powder Puffs ....... 2 for 350. te you in the sav- ' ’ iis ae SRe Nall Brushes. Statens 3 fer space, time and s 7 be 7 1.25 Stiff Hair Brushes, 2 for $1.35 P . Ys * ee ae SS ae solid oak throughout. Has sliding nickeloid Ha $i Feber Chipes 3, Sains tor 1 See tie with sifver: stnen A Beautiful Vanity Dresser, Bow-End Bed, Large Chiffo- $ Most beautiful ever placed ; : a drawers; metal cake and | on sale. : a lleeede fergie Rs metal pan racks; asp Month robe anda Handsome Dresser ‘ae catgee toes, Meee 3 for 45e tya Kitchen Cabinet. It Buys This Suite is the most astounding offer ever’made. We ask you to note the extraordinarily large picces te tra roomy hatbox and clothes *-. ! oor pay you to see this won- this Suite contains. It is well made, beautifully fin ished, and artistic in design. You need not be a closet, panel doors, roomy . . Yate. ES Se : Te! judge of furniture to recognize the valuggof this Suite at the special price es eaten eens sateen eeees drawers and writing desk. .. i Ks pee: — = nm for 70¢ % eet for 45 in. 4 4 ? } . for aes ars 9 stoves Special LINO $4 D Buys Any of These * ~-¢y new. Cole’s Hi-Oven Blue-Enameled ta nie pec REFRIGERAT a Geile ee <a” DUCKS ==: OWN SANITARY RATORS Combination Range ia | ME on coco 5 = Lloyd Carriage rdinary Values in — — 3 . $9 Value® Ay Q() 2 | | ° -- ial All Maen : 7 ; . / : Week a | os a eee 660 I ee eke hk $ — ‘ al Spherical Lenses = Ad We quote a special price on : “ 4 t. is a licensed Optome- t..e end gece our this heavy Pro-Lino. We show Hladly test your cyes and wonderful 1 ’ ne of over 100 patterns, Special price, : jE Sneetety SEE Ramet a? ee’ ikea | per square yard, for this sale, a ims Range». \ j is Liberal Allow- : es 4 ance Will Be . : ee , - - Ney have we Fi : | Made for Your 69. - $ ~ $ adam oh varied ‘ ; Us? . © pate, . # S Old Range / , - and beautiful a line ee F ) | = é as this year. Seo yon | v4 KAI NT Special Leader in Whole Rooms Covered Your health food fresh jeu must have a good Refrigerator. The Sanitary our special Lioyd a . eg Side © . $ ; : depends on your food. Te keep your The the greatest ice savers made—will cut ter for ..... e , 22! : mide oven css 526.50 on Terms to Suit «| BSS" Furuntend to eve all food Iroah and ovens They are | fee i | | eatthc pane Se othie anen } 4 5 Ks : another page . ° 3 pow Bl Beethegne e-pania D Buys a DOW N Will Buy This ; NTOL, the wor- gertul shtactazative . cream own Extra Heavy ute treatments. + | Ae acta’ Pree toremn= : Simmons Da-Bed Brussels Rug {[& 3 A new invention—so easy to re open that a child can operate a it. A beautiful couch by day | — ~_——- ; : ; ! . and a bed by night. We have Waiver +, .. ; | a large selection q beeutiful | PAG yyy t g Loni . pads. See our Da-Beds wi 7 oe : : padsaslowas .. | | ‘Mai ) a a , hs = al . Ks m , a = Blue Bird — ‘ H , eg bi Pe ss 7 “ Dinner Set Free! | | : : : b * A oe “es j % a | BR pa a oe af ‘ eek 4 ‘ Ba rr. Pe

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A a pee ae :~ . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ; ———— ' 8 = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SAN PEDRO, Cal.. March 15.—/ slomeration of dilapidated shacks Oo _ +, rea GLASSES ON CREDIT Los Angeles harbor. Pay | 00 a Week Dentistry at Pre-War Prices $ . DR. Jos. J. GRABER 0 Comms Special Attention Paid to Children MODERN OPTICAL CO., 3d Floor ' 604 Olive S¢. (Over Boyd's Clo. Co.) Take Fievater “tint lt Lee ee eee eee ee | 7 sae 8 «. : . } Y, —— by * your | Credit | Is Good TS MINIM INS iti an Account With CET aaa Vit t2 ad dda // - S RE Co: 4% = ees = 3 ~ _3 is! : 7 Here! © 1708-10-12 FRANKLIN AVENUE) |___- _+Buy Here and Get a Beautiful 26- Piece Table Set Absolutely FREE! Bb | SUE a ee: (26 UP aie ei ® a SS, Oh _ © $225.00 Value 4-Piece Two-Tone ,_ $5.00 . Walnut Finish Walnut Bedroom Suite | hiatnirebe Magnificent in style and beautifyl in appearance its this upusualiy attractive Tudor Design Bedroom Suite. AN 1/7 $21 5() a o pieces are finished in two-tone walnut and are ornamented with beautiful oxidized oid silver trimmings. Suite consists - - 5 arge Crawer=? argre a. of large dresser, bow-end bed. vanity and chifforobe. Priced * “$ and _ acious compartment hang’ FREE! 26-Piece Table Set FREE! 26-Pc. Table Set FREE! eee eee eee 2 fe oe ; | ee ee — —Exa} TTT ; s38 _— tans Tk eigian | s = a || A Regular $78.00 Value | Massive Built | Davenette Suite ; . Bed, Spring and 7 - s os $ 5 00) Mattress Outfit > Porcelain Top. SE SN Ss | §: {5 —— i} un x 7 . — _ = Kitchen Cabinet yo: tect (2 practical “convemence 50's a : Davenoe-Sulte. A singl® motion converts it into Copsisting of continuous post »- : a full-size bed. Remember. with our eas. Red ge Jaranteed link fabric credit terms yo an f fine ; a ' - ms you c own one of these fi Spring and roll edge Mat- “ultes. _ trees PREE!—26-Piece Table Set FREE! FREE! 26-Piece Table Set. | = a This Cabinet is constructed of self oak. has tlarece flour bin. breads box, cut- lery drawer and sanitary Porcelain Top. $17.00 Value -& Davenport Table $200 fe : ? Kroehler” Overstuffed Bed Suite | 3] 95 This Suite is the latest in comfort and beauty—fine | 2 quality construction throughout—Maw be had FREE!—26-Piece Table Set—FREE! Sor po r ¢ - = ~ = — = 4 jt had Mmed@ tte shore of} ; —"Derdict i ” : “Derelict Row.” a con- burned. It ha rr Row” Burned. progress, “Derel t« Terminal Island for 40 years. The | shacks and houseboats were | way ' expansion and and ancient houseboats, was —- a —— — burned: to make room for suction dredges improving the channel of : Thosé Who Enjoyed Film Comedy at Veterans’ Hospital. Several days before last Christ- mas, eight men sat or reclined in one of the large rooms of the tu- bercular ward at Veterans’ Hos- pital, near Jefferson Barracks, and laughed weakly at a comedy film projected on the wall for their amusement. Last Tuesday evening one of this number survived to wit- ness a similar humorous enter- tainment flicker on the wall of the same darkened foom The sole survivor of this croup is\‘‘Tommy” Colinsky, *who was born in the heroic little country of Belgium. and who is “carrying on™ with true Belgian tenacity against the aftermath of deadiyv German gases, tuberculosis “Tommy Co- linsky, although the only survivor of the original croup, was not the Sole spectator at Tuesday evening's performance. Other “Buddies,” a dozen in all. who have been trans- ferred to the tuberculosis ae since that evening in Decem ber kept him company. They lounge about the room much as the first audience must have done One was in bed He expressed no en- thusiasm at the prospect of “pic- tures.” His head ached, he said but “guessed it would be all richt since the others liked.’em.” An other‘sat inert and silent in a whee! chair. The others lounged on beds or sat on window ledges Little Lnthusiasm. The comedy was good. but evoked a minimum of enthusiasm from these men to whom the sicn- ing of the armistice merely meant the beginning of the fight for their lives. They sat or lay quietly, al most challengingly, and, except for several hollow laughs. gave no evi- dence of being amused. Several left the room before the two short films weer run. It was apparent that the burden of their fight lay heavy upon the majority, or per- haps they were thinking of that other audience, of whom one now only remained 2 When the comedy had run slap-stick course on the wall of th: tubercular ward, it was screened in the ward occupied by shell-shocked and mental cases Although this was the first m@vie these men hav: seen since their arrival at Veter- ans Hospita! they, like their “Buddies” in the tubercular ward viewed the strenuous efforts of comedy favorites stoically The: watched interestedly as they sat and smoked, but only one mem- ber of the group voiced approva! after the film was finished “They talk about if next day attendants say. The same is true of the boys in the other ward Movies break the monotony of “Betting well.” and. although th- showing of them fails to give these sufferers any great “kick,” they furnish plenty of monotony-breax- ing conversation later While the comedies were being shown in the wards, the regular bi-weekly show was being presen*?- ed in the recreation hal? for na- tients able to be about This au- dience, augmented lurses an! women attendants at the hospitats. showed that their morale was not at low ebb by laughing and com- menting on the, situations preseni- ed. When the show was ove they trooped out ®ast like a “regular” audience, discussine the more inr- teresting features of*the evening's entertainment. Operators Volunteer. Movies at the Veterans’. Hospita! and other local institutions are the resuit of volunteer work by mem- bers of the Motion Picture Opera- tors’ Local 143 and “the St. Louis film e@changes. The film exchanges donate the pictures, frequently pre- release films,’ and the operators volunteer to show them A ™Ma- jority of the 120 operatofs in Loca! 145 hawe taken part in this “sa- maritan” work” since the “free” shows were started last fal! In addition to the shows at Veterans Hospita regular pro- sTrams are presented at the (it: Sanitarium. House of Detention Bellefontaine Farm. and at orphan- ages and homes for the aged Whenever the “fans” in these insti. tutions express a desire to see a certain picture every possible effort is made to obtain i' Occasionaliy these confined auwfi- ences enter requests for films which they would be cxpected to be least desirous of seeing accerding to op- erators engaged in the volunteer work. As an example of these he. guests the inhabitants of an oid peeple’s hom#¢ recently asked to be shown “Over the Hill.” a picture dealing with the trials of the aged and indigent. “We try to give them what they want.” the operators “even if some of the things they ask for do seem a little out of line.” 8 ‘A —— SOUTH PACIFIG ISLAND HEARS GAKLAND STATION > eg Comes in Clearly From California City. 5000 Miles Distant OAKLAND. Cal.—Major-Genera] George S&S. Richardson, ag@ministra- tor of Western Samoa, in a letter to KGO here, reports that he listened to the entire program as the guest | of Quincy F. Roberts. American | Consul at Apia. British Samoa. on | Jan. 12 The entire program came in so clearty 5°00 miles from the send- | ing Sation that “Vailima.” the old home of Rebert Louis Stevenson. yow the residence of Maior-Genera! Richardson. has been named a “*ls- }tening station™\of KGO. The Gev- | ernor has becgme a radio fan and wi) equip tis residence with a caide set. ' : - - - ~~ .. 2 sand » @ ‘STOP PAYING RENT—Own Your Own Home and Garage NOW SHRUNK TO ONE } But Qne Spectator Left of. : \ IN \\ lt | | a This House, $250 Cash | This Garage $58 Cash if you own your own lot, we will erect | nalance in ten monalhly payments. for you this modern 4 or 5 room house guilt im sections of selected lum: | -—like illus‘ration—for $250, balance Of ' ers complete—can be taker monthly payments. ‘ Other designs and 4dowo and removed as desired. Sizes to choose from. , ) ’ + — c '% ‘ For Constipated Bowels, Heads Sour Stomach, Gases, Bil Ne other cathartic or laxative| ulate the ‘Phene as fer further infermatio aéts so gently on the Ever and bow- MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING CO. —¢ ‘ : . ” Ay. Open Soturday Af*e--"oen+ See Sample Building at 1710 5. yereouts. we. Delmar 2291 ~~ | “They Work While You : SCAR A ry regular wing was riding in a special | Philippepolis and a few *‘Cascarets.’” They sever ) \ | i SNORE, We, \ a a AVA HH “~ It is built like a high grade automobile, with frame of heavy steci, with tub of heavy copper, with full swinging wringer, with machine cut gears entirely enclosed. As we said last week, it is very important TO US right now to know where our largest demand is coming from. There- fore, to every woman who signs and sends this attached coupon, we will not only give first choice of these $99 washers but will send her a certificate good for an extra dollar as well to be applied on her purchase. In other wores, we wil} send this $1.00 certificate to you if you will take the trouble to send this coupon to us. “This is the last coupon that will appear, so do it now. Altorfer Bros. Company, Peoria, fil. he » AA\\' VALVE bbeea Ty ‘ \ LS \\ as : i | \ KT . £ hd } zg » « Have poured in their letters; telegrdis and orders simce our frst sensational announcement last week of a New World Standard Oscillating a Washing Machine for *9% E ARE, therefore, glad to tell you that by the end of this week all of the 4 A B C dealers in this city as well as all of the A B C dealers im all — ea surrounding cities and towns which this paper reaches will be supplied either ¥ with a small stock or at least with a sample of these machines and ready to take a your order. So please look for our final announcement in this paper next Sunday s i and in the local papers of other towns next Sunday or Monday. os This is a saving of many dollars on an electric oscillating washing machine thd will wash as much and as well and last as long as any other oscillator on the market re- gardiess of price. This new machine is a proud part of the world famous line of ELECTRIC WASHERS te King and explaining their dif- | ORO SN TT Te ee ee é TAL AY Aig J ae Mee mu a Ree 8 , * De fe 7 . -. ae al ‘te Se - BF OF a vs i ya £ / wr a # a : . Ae ie ee . ’ Writ . . 4 , a fc Tod ye P is " > * « 2 aed r > : - Pf x . i" > 4 -_ Tne 4 »{ 3 oi * Lo) ys - a - * . - a CY a ? 4, ee : - ry x . By * : 1a-4 « P 4 . 5 = ry sah ? - Lat Ht, : ua . ae ay Aide er, certificate good for $1.00 which I cam apply machine in case I decide to buy at any next three months. It is absolytely does not obligate me m amy way. Name Address Ee ly siya" | The Finest ro MORTON EL FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR FOR EASTERN I SEE THESE WONDERFUL B C ELECTRIC WA: 2205 0 > ae eee

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: OEE ef ws, . is Pi | 4 3 YOR, — fo AOE Yn, SOD genes vas: Dk ae NGS tao ee ar a ee 2 ae er 2 REE LT aes - PESTS LO Py + a o ' fs — ’ ts é. y: be $ 7 wee ; % => : >? ede —.* “+ os iz - aoe aa Zs a 2 rey! i ithe “ 2 ’ = ~ 7 - " - i ° Se = _ Se ar in * P « : ’ _ —— —--—-9- “ig 3 iousn 2SS ie heavy snowstorm which | btall Druggiste’ Association Neat sREneY and five years as President of. the He- ative | ulate the bowels, . Marcial! everything In the about my successful treatment. Over twenty-thousand Men, ‘Wore and. Ohilaren Ti ) " ' ou of Fort W ren bow- M ates te o epertat treatment mnen*% tives meth emgees i oo own statements, been cured by this ine was riaing . ° ou have HKezema, Itch, Salt Rheum, Tetter-— pever Philippopolis and a few ay ot cured the worst cases I ever sa w-—give aay Pay ana treat- | ide the city saw the group | { want to send you FREE. Th on the coupon below and get the tr trial? treatmer.t | you. ' . © wonders accomplished in your own case will be proof, reg- , marveying the snow-covered CUT AND MAIL TODAY : Nerdered the train stopped, OF PURE VITAMIN-RICH COD-LIVER OIL +. ©. HUTZELL, Druggist, No. 4766 West Main St., Fort Wayne, Ind. ' a kilomet nd | back half a _ er @ owes its power to prevent weakness by its : ility to Please send without cost or obligation to me your Free Proof Treatment. Sthat the men had been en- = ad in delivering ee — and nourish and strengthen the system and keep resistance | fame oe , oC agehdns dibes Gok cloccéhbbnca Age ; giong the line. eee Cet eeeeeeces : ’ peasants readily recognized normal. Do not let & PI -weakness overtake PF Ses GOSS ccadiccsesdicoeveve Stat = 0A Beauti Instrument end explaining their dit- | ake Scott’s Emulsion and keep strong and vital! — el si dinindinbake db > doc eo = aie ore of them paid: Rertt & Bene. Mieowm field. NL 23-113 | Street and No. J / ~ ee TULSA AALSSRER RRS WELCH & CO.., 1107-1109 OLIVE ST. WOQ0QW WAAR, = Cr I Co nn 288 2.2 8 8s eee ee Ly : > j ene | ))) | i | Yo 1. ISON PHONOGRAI a 13] E No Needles to Change—Come in—Hear It—See It | @®@ +): | = VERY item shown here represents a special Jarge quan- to see these > specials for the purpose of comparison before mak- tity purchase. An extraordinary effort on the part of ing a final selection anywhere. Come early. Your credit ac- our buyers to offer to our customers specials that rep- count is as welcome as your cash, and | every — that you + resent the absolute maximum in value and quality. Be sure 1 make means an actual saving of 3314% to 50% _i aie" 1 ET tame kn. eee SS A eee ee De =! Ta isitok temps ; i ha ta This $310 Genuine and Piano Lamps TT. Nest Three-Piece Walnut SACRIFICED {$8 Italian Art Glass a Tal italian 98 art F , i } | an ee ? ’ mee : ° c rane TT TU ys $3.95 3 ol e ft , Ae BALANCE IN beg Spo i MONTHLY PAYMENTS Apartment Upright ......$z00 London Console .........8145 Heppelwhite Upright ... - Heppelwhite Console --.. ‘S183 $35 Piano La Piano Lamps , | x he TESTES eR este HH ist ands: Se te ts gee roe the srocetal eurve of the | roe Be ag . ‘ —eppendale Console sete ‘$o0s COMPLETE 7 7 meet iit. ; ‘fice; | low as..... nervdus, dont — woul and not =u = $49 Davenport Table, $28.50 , Sontaine| foe a * $22.50 J] acitins ores scene gcat, ngeg| Reeder all the newest appl _ ~ 936. he 5 = ® condition as yours will worthy medicine« to miltions ef Pa Made in handseme walnut finixh in contrasting twe- witv's tetact, Wie ances $75 values as - = found in Cademene tablets. Restoration ~~ af tee now effect with bulbous and carved cdges. tone legs instantly appreciate its wonderful value. low as of health and oie depends on pienty of rich, . » ’ = Your Credit Is as Welcome as Your Cash tes", ott Es: bi cm “ay es the ailmes minor infirmitios af a : | M. vidual in the world’s history: and by an a Wo IC underweight for Ha © ? ’ ~ d a > rexulariy. M i b : | a ES RE cei 5 ayer ee Si. ot see | ( ty ‘ (de ay bee cee Gece pe Se ee ee settee i room. tiv. [_ “FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMEN 2UMENTSz 1105-1 107-1109 Olive St. 70. deep breathing pra: hem. aed A ae ” Br reading his ereweres to others aang ° - perl tion «o bowels Theuserds have written winte tneepensive and do} siana wtetier to the following: ne ietters from ing you meed to start

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"0 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ’ St. = ee ers = 7 a oe ys iil ~ — +28 le the eDEy POST- DISPATCH alone hase ee Cily Circulation lt han the biauiliehtes atid one ether evening newspaper COMBIN ED ’ werd . ghee 2, Se. A ¥ — . , pense - 9 ree sealed yor aol A cP RS at Ui gay ae oS 7 mee ea ee ba Pie ee 4 OE . art i ii al ei “as cad ay SSS ere SE ee Remain ce a. te teen. otinien, ince Gate Dee AD ma 3 ty = ia ig > oe Te 4 . *e , Pets is » > t 5 >: . i ’ bY - “Sy ’ McKenzie’s pote “St the highest > priced bags. to 168 “treated with} | Tt keens Men's and Women's Gar- | scientific discovery, on Pete ‘shable clothing in perfect conditien. the guarantee that it seugh to hokil free from moths, dust and any kind of clothinz.] pall directions on every" pad _motsture. will cure you or your See _itlustration. Special Price, 5 tor 49¢ ehcoerye J if 24 Pe a is 7 } »%* “~ , * ight storés buying 3500 Suites makes thif point — spring-filled, joose-cushion seats = k-.....2 “ > * . tw - . ~ Fam ONT : 5 pleas = i o\ 1 4 . « a - ' =. —_—_—_ e/a —_————— eat - ell | ’ " ‘ ke Stone mervee ard lacy design solid white Gold can ~~ $75 $1.35 A WEEK | large... of Scarf Pine at Any\ Price You | Wish to Pay. / Gold Wrist Watch of solld oak: enameled pro- solid o@k; not a wenteonin tan Davenette, but t vision chamber and just the right size for, smal) family. 75 Davéefietté Suite at a reaidYKably low price — sreat sale bargain, SPAM eG es Pr RnR co ancora Combination Range ReHsS | 2 tems Byll-size, all-porcelain. Range: 4 coal, 4 gas. “Te section top: cooks and bakes with coal or gas; a eal quality Range of supe- rior merit at @ record low price and terme ....« veereee . ane ee design that“ helds all bedding when closed. with twe-reckers;- you: must see. it to appreciate , iS >> — he © = aoe 7 gt trry ya Mier Wrist ' White Gold: : gs —— stomped

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2 ree 4 - s ne . DAT. T] , S . oe - | SUNDAY. mag 7 . te Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has $5,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED MARCH. 16, m | CATARRH, DEAFNESS JAPANESE PREMIER “gn || thom on| METALS Seeial this wee Opposition Against Kiyoura | Ministry Expects Big Vote } Two Remarkable | at Election May 10. Values in Correspondence of the Associated Preas TOKIO, Feb. 10.—Japan is to * . e . have a general election May 10, D and greater interest than the coun- in ing S uites f try has shown in many years cen- . os ° .1| ters In the political contest. * Four ° "i » Te preve auick relief. I oh | e'unstrument: hundred and sixty-four members These are special prices—good this satan Saale’ cae ba ae ek of. vali of ~ House of Representatives week only—and applying only to many years. Found a treatment which | x wil selected to replace. those — . . completely healed me after two opera- | q : d who lost their seats through the limited number of Suites in stock. tions had failed. Then gave it to others dissolution of the diet Jan. 31. The a , uy who reported quick relief. Thousands new diet will be convoked a mofith : hoe] S00} ated pi hees, Kynacty hangman ye pevene- | \ ath tine intentions y it Tm cialized im eye, ear, nose a roat dis- | | stig : athe ditat eases for 40 d this i cigar | ‘The issue is simple and clear cut: A | Pi years, and this is the best || as a eeu. | ueen nne ae ats, Hy : os A Ee ee = eet eS treatment I ever saw. Want you to try | whether the Premier, Viscount Ki- | it 10 days at my expense. Simply send yuora, can return a majority of his e o " oh your wages and ae and state supporters to the lower house. This | D - Ui " rte wed doe, 7 a Catarr aT supply free of all cost. THE QUICK and EKA Tell others about it. Want every sufferer os way © til the election, which is not cer- | a | to try it.. Write me today. Pr. W. O. || ti=é@ ® LOST ARTICLE is te AD-/ tain, for powerful members of the Coffee, Dept. 3068 Davenport, Iowa. nobility have added their influence In Walnut— $ | / | ( Q: O : VERTISE th . - , | ~ (Ske lees in POST-DIS- | against his Cabinet to the opposi- Special Price adie’ bantestal is Lemdht ane aot | PATCH WANTS, we «pelea Bony the com- a! through P°est-Dispatch Wants. = The chances are, however. that | Kiyoura will ride out the political (Nine-Piece ) storm. ‘The chances also are that : an he will find the next Pasttieenaa! A Suite of superb workmanship. ; A more amenable. The Government Suite of selected American walnut. ag | zl |rarely loses an election in Japan. . . » a 1 He —————t Control of the election machinery A beautiful, enduring Suite that SS —— —_— i and the inherited respect of the would grace the dining room of the Pe oe = Japanese for authority give it an finest home Distinctive two-tone overwhelming advantage. ! : i : : | Insurgents Oppose Nobility. finish in true adaptation of the —— = ~—Aast ‘se —_-. ; | The House of Representatives ; sod pesesess : too: | which ended with the recent dis- graceful, beautiful Queen Anne pads” ™ | solution was overwhelmingly style. ats — . ‘against the Prime Minister. He : ; BROS. & CO. F828 22255) Moser eaten oe * eS. ‘members of the Seiyuhontd, a ; ““ ° | f decks teenes-te Genie buffet is full 66 inches long, with 4 vi 17 OLIVE STREET | who’ broke off from the Seiyukai mahogany drawer interiors and a ¢ od when the president of that party. i; : Korekiyo Takahashi, formerly vis- secret velvet lined silver drawer. count and Premier, announced his You may choose either a 54-inch ; Sit 40 ‘ : . * es ye ‘ es “ - ; , our Living-Room Set il agherion tothe rank of tne ain-|M] rqund table or 54x6o-inch oblong Dm ae Foie ww oe —_ y [hl esiened his title believing that he table. China cabinet is 48 inches ne .\\\\ | ///////, yuora Cabinet drew most of its \ i 4 Ring SS Ws. eee from the house of peers | Three gorgeous ie as an@ that at its formation its only y+ 2 Dil on aa. political support was the Kenkyu- monds. Ming is § Wy oN am kak@ majority party of the Upper Sottd 1R®-k Pe House. c b es : ‘ how” _ “ ; White (7 oO td . A ( 3.000.000 Fligible to Vote. ane and Velour 7 . Sa $150 ‘ i The Sefyuhonto will campaign as | the Government party and will) port Set $ a | wee Bure to see it. : Benuine mahog- 4 Op rail and cane 7” & AVERS IT oe foise Toilet and @ Diamond Rin ee person in St. Louis to imc Sets, at $10, oe Radiant R _ g NS open a charge account. TP hold power from the people. | er ° int The electorate for the coming > $18, $20, $25 a perf “3s No interes no war ee r “ ’ ’ ’ t, Petebtion. limited to adult males who A ES / 7 2 oe | have the support of the Ministry. | / Also at $1590, J 5 VERSA Also at $175 une is involved .in.the | El IE 200 te $300 Class feeling ae a 3 7 | coming contest as never before, i it s opposition asserting that the “priv- i} 3 | y, Ae A l | : =|| ht LV i ) iy TICE, «e' $175, §& é + : Atk , e : “Ss - eon uf he . ; .* » i 7 See flered class ministry” ts @efying the \ y, Amber-tone and J SS We want every. honest | prindiples of constitutional gov- | j ‘ernment and attempting to with- is i i) ne = } | - (Eight Pieces) $30, $40 to $100 p taxes to pay when you | noel peng lt : ; | ot oa i : . - ‘pay three yen annuatiy in rect | Zz eat , - etal "hi | } deal. veith TARE) ESS; national taxes, numbere about 3,- | we Indeed a remarkable value. A good {ft i 2, — 000,000. : . . . ; | i Sii},,. “Alderman” $ | “TAX FRENCH TITLES , ; Se Suite in all ways, beautiful in wood, [ff a 7 Diamond Dinner Ring WOULD TAX FRER : | Te —— : in-finish and design; a Suite -you . : ¢ | som | i | ARIS, March 19 ae : ago 2 will be proud to own and one that’ | Ring | PLATINUM : “members of th etitled aristocracy Nin - i row Ninn a 4 . mi Rriltfieant. Biue One beautiful, ~ ail | Fe = France 3000 francs a year for i" Fass — | \l i" \ } \ | will give you many years of satis- i lerfect- briliant Blue Se : : ‘the privilege of prefixing their sig- hf ——— a —" . NH a ee? See fe : ‘. ; Diamond White. per-=4 ees, a | res with the titles of Prince or | ‘ oie factory service. (este tk ke pan > ift Inut Finished i _ fect - cut - ; HaLuUres Sadud Se | iW | f Walnu | , aA... a ; \\ WY Diamond ! ' | Duke, if the bill recently we “t2 pico | : —= : n x _ e. -k. Green Go Co . x i , - Jean Locquin is passe yr : _ ce em 7 . os . id NX UY c t : . . , - _, by Deputy . a - - o 7 ; American “J M SUITE | | Flay wo = RSS > a tA nef mae ? O: FS) see | | by the French Parliament. Depu- 3 SS . The wood is genuine. AIEEE SS wal- i stant admiration; fin- | | ved Roman —— ra ~ “ae of ty 26 -o ON e2 ty Locquin has arranged a full ‘ . . Red, - é yo i. toe eeiee ao a _ 2: Diamonds, | pokicen of prices for titles. Count | = = nut; the finish, the i . \ x ree n sive SPurite » > e *. | | : 3 ; % % ; a Ri Ry ia iw-end bed. and} chiffo- af Te $75 $1.76 Ng \~ pos, “293 J }and Countess represent. 2500 BS 3 = | ZB Sie two-tone effect. .The illustration 3 ee pleces at onfy | A WEER ow fag a = oe 'franes: Viscount and Viscountess, ; | . qd = \ea re. wt 4 é' = - | “4 Alse at 5109. ees “#3 - . the beauty and full size of the pieces > T- i) fe) oe ‘ 0 Platinum, pierced and engraved ‘come rather cheap at 1000 francs mond Scarf Pin : “SAUER \)) (|TERMS: $4.00 A WEEK |] cach. i ee a ‘ = . are apparent and no detail of con- “The numbe | ; , : ; : > oe ae , ~ struction has been slighted; for in- .Five brilliant. Ptue . ewe NSS by, White, perfect-cut tae 5 . i by this measure is around 20,000,” - | esgtyige Hae pee? ; See Pe 17-Jewel Elgin ‘the bill concludes, “and by taxing Goo Ds | SH ‘ ines work — design 7 jameo pf ce yak ‘every one of them an average of 3 7 - Yr el, , stance, the insides of the drawers aoe, Welte Gols pin & w , Seal - 0 he amount ¢ol- — : : R ty: 000 francs each, the | sv'm, : “ , - - ~ ¥ $75 tional 40,000,000 co a the re- - ui 7 h sury.”’ ° s , ‘ $1.35 A WEEK sources of he a Pieces are all full size. Buffet) 66 ister, Rosetimeste hy WS inches long. China closet, 43 inches any Price You | | ae long, with large linen drawer atbot- {15 ae at tom. Table is 44x54 inches, Serv- if ing table, 36 inches. m9 Phe Cae Sa OT eRe ARE Dn gee 7 i ee » " « ~ . : * 4 % ‘ 7 %, Se Solid -Ock- ‘ ‘TE SUITE y j s¢ i Wrist Watch Chm? w price. Made of j i F , | | | . Hh, t 4h == = = “* Hi | = on cibend Canhaleta ain . . Railroad Watches ' } i cond send oe ba Trial FREE 7 wT mrt! me —V , ; Straight chairs and armcha ir have : | full box seats, upholstered in choice OE LM Lh lle ee — a Ra De RR eee bee = i} Ro-apprecyane = bat Pi Ly Guaranteed te Paas Inspection ’ CASH DELIVERS IT an Hamilton Ne. OB2. 21 Jewels. Adjusted aifarin: from Piles we , . to 5 positons. Gold-filled. Watch, Chain and Pencil Set To anyone suffering ; . eee | | © ‘ $55 mito thin unlimited offer. Send Us ‘ of tapestry .or .blue or brown =5-year case Open face, 12 size, Green Gold filled; ’ Iilinois Speci guaranteed 25 years Waidemar chain, adéress sod re / poe Adjusted to .6 positions. 201d 13 inches long. with pencil attached, J : leather. flied. 25-year case... $50 or knife tf preferred. Price for com- ‘s Latest Raymond, 21 Jewels: 8 | plete set: Maine Gold fied, 20a? caseSOD | LeJovel Elgin movement “esse rie Ste | mand styles in White | Winding. Gold- - =0- Jew : Soeapee..« ; ; . 7, : . Pree Gold Wrst waienes. |PERMS: $1.50 A WEEK Credit Terms: $1.00 a Weck ' Piles, an Eight-piece Suite—buffet, table, five straight chairs, one — yp we sg 5 ] 59 00: ¥ a | TRY REE: price ; ese eneeeee af ; : a A | v. 8 Nine-piece Suite—buffet, table, five straight chairs, one. ir and china 3 1 98 00 eet remedeied. Gather op your pieces ef Giscarded Jewelry and iet a ogy we hg. sg o . . ¢ Peer own selection. The old persenal aeeciations are thus retain Pa weitry is army. spent for closet: special price. Po te Present atyies, Estimates free. Watches and Jewelry repaired at lowest p . Ten-piece Suite—buffet, table, five straight chairs, one armchair, china $22 4:75 ished Ime-Bed opens, (0. OSee Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Not Advertised ite Setned Se ae ee earving ‘eabes. apecidl GRAMh-« «202 <:<as ag Hhaete a, Se full - sized bed and «4 pretty cretonne covet- a : of, motarene. iv? F ta yd ? | | Or 1086 Monday and ., . ‘a | a man : Saturday - | ” Bre: ; ; | Till 9:30 P. m : he | M.; Other | Ny : _ Big “" , Days Till ; boas hide A BROS. & CO. faz 6:30 717 OLIVE STREET bg Es 2° . ; 3 Pe AG % | NO a li act - os —-* seneamt --_---- — o _——_

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On ee ~ —~. “TAP aaa 77 ae aj, # - 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ee "ae y PEE) yer mime on Pg TT OE POM NY , ——— Pe ee Py “ fi mo uae. 7 ial “7s 77 * = , he ‘ , | : _- “The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBIN sani , / ts ; = FOR MUSICIANS’ HOME Appeal Made! to Musical Or- ganizations to Give Programs to Help Collect $100,000. A drive is being conducted this month by the Musicians’ Fund of rg America, with headquarters in St. Louis, to raise $100,000 to establish and maintain a home for aged, in- firm and needy musicians. It is also proposed to provide emergency and lean funds for temporary re- Nef of distressed musicians and their families. An appeal has been made to mu- sicians. musical organizations and lovers of music to give benefit per- formances and help in securing do- DRIVE TO RAISE FUND R in yy ae nations or memberships. It is in- tended that the home shall be established in St. Louis, as the or- ganization was founded by Mrs. pee Schweiger 6f the Claridge Ho- tel. who is its president. The headquarters are at 808 Washing- ton avenue. The organization is arranging a | violin lecture recita! for the bene- fit of Edwar L’Aliemand, son of the former famous prima donna, Mme. Pauline L’Aliemand, at St. | George’s Parish House, Boyle and | Pendieton avenues, Monday, March 24. at 2 p. In. L’ Allemand is the-inventor of an aluminum violin and his lecture will include a short treatise on mu- sic and its development from the sixteenth century; former predic- tions about violins and their even- tual capacity. He will give a dem- onstration through which the ap-. plication of harmonics is explained, | and their use in practice through the aid of more sensitive and per- manent sound bodies of aluminum. The recital will include compo- sitions of the aixteenth century and popular modern airs, where a sin- gie viglin plays the accompaniment as well ag the melody, thereby re- placing a violin, viola and flute. Only four strings are used. of stanéard length and pitch. An or- n solp will also be given on this lin( a- composition of the seven- teenth century by Corvessa usually produced by three violins. Sonatas by Corvessa will include “II Pas- sato,” “La Civetta.”” “Endymion” and a cello solo played on a violin of standard size. 13-inch strings. Mrs. J. Alex Goodwin, first vice president of the Musicians’ Fund, has charge of the arrangements, at the headquarters, 808 Washing- ton avenue. The story of Mme. L’ Allemand and her son was told a few months ago in the True Life Section of the Sunday Post-Dispatch, By the Associated Press. PARIS;“March 15.—Criticisms | from thé pulpit and from Bishops | of the attire-qworn by women in church are beginning to bear fruit | in France.@ The curate of the Church of St. Jerome of Toulouse, one of the-ecrusaders for greater simplicity “n° feminine attire. re- | cently was called on to officiate at | the marriage of the daughter of a | the marriage ceremony or allow the bride to enter the church if she or her’ attendants came in dreas he might consider incompatibie with the sacredness of the pre- |) cincts. ~ The father placed the note in RM pocket and forgot it, until about an hour before the wedding: to the ecanty proportions of their gowns by means of crepe de chine fraped over arms and shoulders. $2,700,000 IN WAR INSURANCE A record since the extension of time for éx-service men to reinstate their insurance is claimed by the lecal Veterans’ Bureau in the sale of $2,700,000 worth of Government insurance th February. A. KE. Julian, district insurance officer for Missouri. Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska, said that Veterans’ Bureau officers throughout the United States have been appearing before business men’s organizations. | American Légion posts and the like | to explain that Government insur- | ance is sold to ex-service men at) cost and offers the regular policies offered by other companies without | Increased rates for h ous occu- pations. for a kidney medicine, if it puts) your kidneys in good whape, ban- | costs $1.50 a package either in tab- let or liquid form and it's well bf = +3 f iS hs NPs - > - : ty “¢ 7 a. | “4 ' ~ ), ; DT) f “~ 7 PN "i WH iil eal ra Six-Piece Period Dining Suite, $99.50 If you have been planning to buy a new Dining Suite, here’s your opportunity to select a beauty at a real saving. Set consists of large buffet, oblong extension table and four genuine leather seat chairs. All in beautiful period de- sign in rich walnut finish.’ Unquestionably the most remarkable value you will see anywhere in St. Louis at... ......eseeeeeecees aa Rag! tt! t 1s iE SAIS FSR - “ —— —a 7 YO. Ue. asf dren. 3 5 A ED ss es oe , “rs *» ee oe + a Oreee = o- Tore - Ae + . . ——_ ‘ : * , ee a ‘ | 5d : oy: et a ° =e ee AY AY a AY a hy ae ae aoe ae av te A Sensational Offer! 88-Note Smiley & Sons Player-Piano Complete with large Music Roll Cabinet, Player Bench and $10.00 worth of Player Music—all for only , oe te y “+ . t Ay ay av Choice of Chair, Rocker or Bench — walnut All are in\Queen Anne design nish — with cane seats—$10 values—choice at ee - - a = ~~ Soa 6 -a wn y ees ~— e - : ; 7 a Se er re ene This genuine Columbia Grafonola is a small. 90rtable inetrum ent that will pjease you in priced at. -. D290 For this high-grade. ful! cabinet Masterola Phono- craph—large size — beauti- fully finished — plays all records — fully guararteed Twenty - four selections in- cluded free. Portable A light weight Portable Phonograph of good tone —piayvs all record: a value at... 924,50 — With Mattress ’ ee ree Or eee oe re tr 4 aa \ A 4 2719 $10 a Month ee me ow _—— eee en ee . * : ~-- mere ewe Cee owe — — es — - Va Wa Vo Ve Ve Van Ve Ve Va Ye Ve. Ya Ym Ve Ym ty) A tn " a, “ ee Three-Piece Overstuffed Living-Room. Seb What a wonderful opportunity this is for you te furnish "a room in luxury and comfort. Set consists of venport, | and velour in exquisite designs with loose cush- ion seats. 1 the very best, and this Set at ry other time er place would cost you at least 32 cial for this week at May-Stern’s at .......... ae cy - 2 4 e ® = ¥ wy | Fair. nen: good. © Fair. pen; good Hil ood. “FLLINOTS ROADS. pl ie—Cross bridge to FEaat’ & P< PREST-O-LITE HOLDS t . CONVENTION | | The Prest-O-Lite Co. of india- | — recentiy held their annual | 15.00. Spe- : i Pint sales convention here at oF r Claridge. DVealers from the and Southern Illinois ter- were present. The Merchants & Battery Co. are rib- fer that section. Merchan- * rocker—upholsteréd in figured The construction ~throughout is ee em 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs Beautiful Seamless Velvet Rugs in new Spring patterns; each Rug full fringed at each end. value; all thig week at —— 2a\'a'a\'a'* . Open an Account At May - Stern’s —profit by our Convenient This ts a typic: nut-brown walnut finish. _ are offering for this week at Cee Walnut Dresser Like cut, has four roomy drawers and cood-sized pattern plate mirror. | F or Music Rolls drawers and good Coal or Gas This Combination Range cooks and bakes Men’s Chifforobe Kitchen Cabinet Has white porcelain top. te enamel china closet Combines a Wardrobe and 918,95. and richiy Blue-ename!l- lencés you will like. Spe- Day-Bed A couch by day—« bed by night. Made of metal in walnut finteh with pancied head and foot. Complete with mattress. A $30.60 sis... 922045 $200.00 Tudor Four-Piece Bedroom Set for $155.00 - | example of the many remarkable values we are offering this week. It's a Bedroom Set that will please the most particplar taste. The design is graceful and distinc- the construction is the very bést. Consists of i-vanity dressing tabic. large dresser, bow-end bed, allin Tudor period design, in rich Convenient credit terms will be arranged. An actual It is ltatgee size. richly biue enameled, has four Star burners. “ 18-inch oven and broiler and is set up from the floor on san- itary base. A _ truly remarkable value at our price of “155 . ime and advertising plans for | % $24 were discussed by factory | ; utives. The meeting was one 25 which Prest-O-Lite is hold- f= 3 in various sections of the coun- wren ee - oe hold skirts folding. Specially for week at..-- “ree e oe oe These Divan-Bed Sets are constantly growing in popularity as they peFmit you to turn your living reom.-itnte a bedroom whenever an extra bed is needed. Set consists of daven- arm rocker. All of solid oak In golden oak finish Upholstered tn Chase leather. The davenport opens into «a large and comfortable bed. The set jilustrat is a $99.50 value which we are offerjgg this week at........ g AND OLIVE STS. eee ee Or SP port, armchair and Open an Account = ae »~ ote me ‘= ‘ww “== i i ai [ii lt te i Has massive two-inch cen- timnmeus posts and the and feet are with ——— in. cane .<f- fect newest of the season. 12. eg ¢ pr gain. for you BOs Al ¥ ‘ow wre

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NS ~Y SS ws > SY AQ WSS ~” Ss Re = SN S SY . Windows adjust to suit the season. This Sedan is as cool in summer as an open car. Seats are wide and tilted for restful ease. Lots of leg room. Luxurious velour uphol- stery, silken shades, silvered hardware, nickeled equipmentand rich Japanese blue body finish—please the critical. pared with Jewett. Jewett travels from 2 to Wi onderful in Traffic 60 miles an hour, or more, in high; takes ” Jewett’s convenient chassis size lightens most any hill-in high; picks up from 5 to the driver’s task. Turns around ina42-foot | @ miles an hour in7 seconds, in high! street; parks in a 16%-foot space; needs Unique Among All Cars but a 14-foot alley to your gar ner You'll ; ‘In all the world no car like this!” The : Booster Tags pe New 1924 “St, Louis” Oc. | Ng Hg i | like its handiness. =w 3. on ; ; ; ey eee 8 yay ay Pn . wets S ‘ a PAS ee, eae y= » eo he Pe VE "ee $5 Ta ae ee Bax hb Oe ae = ; «ne Tt . 7 po SS ti F *" = -_ 7 « i er a > es ‘7 - « Pe OY meet - > a > 2 + — yee P PS ee + ae io - 4, ° a cA. en he bs i ie ae How New Jewett Six Compares _ With Higher Priced Cars Twelve well-known sixes, 5'to 16 isehes aitet oe ae oat = ¥ sgee 2 ae 4 a Ps oe * 1% Fs fey a a 8 | Shock Absorbers | Fer Fords; W. & D. ne Arm Shock | | Absorbers; made SPECIALLY -ATED —_ STEF L. iw wats - ¥ : = Teg. $15 value, " a peta Cushions “Wa , $10. 95 ‘ MOTOR HORN Black leatherette taper wedge Cushion: | tufted and well padded : 98c | Latest IMPROVED Type Stewart Spocdemeter come with colored dial and lubrica- tien chart. Have STANDARD OIL CO. P GREASE 50-peund container ; Ib. TRANSMISSION peund container ; 485 Spotlights | see Pet 2 , "Tr ‘rons. Aypee: Packet guts . apy merety Paige-J ewett . 3438 South Grand BI. ce West Lock * Tube Repair Kits... .. Litzinger Motor Co. with veennine Yate lock: | G3¢ Wire, Cleaning Brann Olive St. Rd. and N. & S. Rd. | Valve Lifters . Nesslen-Edele Motor Co. 16st S. Grand BI. ; MISSOURI DEALERS Newburg—fi. J. Houston Emergency aasoline Cans.. os ata Ah Common Sen ¢ Aute Polish. Castel Oenoee Machine & A. none t—Laucy ane Copperized Pamp Ollers.._.. Rep. ks. M. Caney 5 petees Ae see : Cape Wirardeau—Ca Pai at Co. , pe gr o. em—Orark Mot Sales Co. Bonne? Steel. Bench Vise. 81 49 P Jew OO Se Pe = - - - +0 trenton C.F. deme, Car Co. “ILLINOIS DEALERS , Alten—Alten Paige-Jewett Motor Co. lie—Phayer Bros >; Bellevt TENNESSEE \JEWE PAIGE SUwtia ~ 1. MOTOR-DRIVEN Ante regular £7.00 value... Has fine warn. ~ ‘ ; vee $5.50 7 Aluminum Step Plates ‘ With Rubber Mats. ) oyle Mobil ol | Polished aluminum syame Bewest de- | aliod Brownie Motor Co. 3192 Park Av. Aluminum Hub Caps. Ei Ri renches. 2 larity as they om whenever PERRY LOCK-TYPE | Steering Wheels “ | For Yords: 17-inch corrurethd rim and! polished aluminum reheat 7 $s. 75) real $12.50 wheel ai. Top Recovers ee 5 ~ best quality genuine On. wii Be othe. dese: 00) LUDES * CURTAIN, KS. BINDING TAC Touring 95 "on “> “$3.90 fi Add $1.00 for Gypsy Back Curtain. $20.00 Senn . . . SeAsees a Ge. aio City, Tena.—King- & Tittsworth CS me ent OP et Dee eee ead Lamps; pr.. $11. 95 Handreds« of Other Items at Cut Prices STORES REE con ¥, TAR Ques ae ST.LOUIS BICGEST AUTO ACCESSORY MOUSE 1129 LOCUSTST. S14 N. 6th St. Sunday 8 A. M. te 1 P.M.

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——— an rR SO Le ™ ‘ , ; aes ft best handmade product. ' | PREDICTS BALLOON |/*zimereessttns| AMERIGASUPREME Sissons" ia | | e £uropean car in the hands of | - ' ) - | | the average owner-driver—a physi- | lots of abuse-®and its reputation | for performance would soon ran- tains That This Country $10,000 for this poat, it’s got to go} Rule in Many Lines, Says ‘or I will, for he will never blame | ; ' teu the car.” Se he eses that it Motor Car President. Sectional Merchandising Is the Rubber Co., who has just returned | — _— . | production manager of the Rick- \North or South American conti- city of today is the increasing im- from the factory at Akron where Sa + | enbacker Motor . ns — ss | ment, South African wilds, or Aus- | POrtance of tle district trading mS | “When I say supr , tralian deserts, against the cheap- | areas. ,. @ national confemence of COMpERy I es. a. * entae gf or tase oe ee branch manacers was held. ee | but in quality of the car as ¢€x- , . ‘ . , id- “The change from fmbrics to} pressed in terms 0! luxurious rid f d 4 a oe biliew d econ- | ‘Ore you start. | cords was comparatively slow,” con- ine qualities. durablity an - — ss 7 omy.” says Col. Tichenor. Ridted Sears. “because cords were | “The American product has met | higher in price and it took time to} in open competition, the best that | é prove their economy. Then, too, ! Europe can produce, has met it on » a cord tire from the outside looked | ; dike a fabric tire. The only differ- | ence in appearance was _the name) 'eign countries, where even yet the * (est, or any. American-made cars, and you will have the answer be- superstition prevails that ‘a hand. | Changeable in its parts, not at any PCR oy ER , ) rior to a ma- | Price within the reach of a million-|~ ~~ | made product is supe | "-| with the wholesale district lying | This development is the natural result of the present trend of city) growth, and already has had mark- ; . | “Fact is, the handmade article is ed effect on many lines of bDusi- 'not as well made; does not contain ™e55- as good materia!; while cost of re- | pairs and replacements are vastly the American city consisted ot its own ground and in other for- | More, for the reason that no hand- | ™#!" tracing center, into which made product can be made inter.| “®Te Crowded the retail! shopping | district, the department stores, the ihotels, the theaters, the banks, Until comparatively recent times. a : “cord” on the sidewalls. | chine-made one.’ | alre. es ts io.*It’s different with the balloon | ' “South America, Australia and|. “Of course, it must be admitted This plan likely would still be tire. Its appearance is radically dif- | ferent, people recoginizing it on) § sight. And it adds to the looks of | @ Mar, and this difference in ap- | nee has aroused widespread . e interest. = | heavily, and in spite of a former ‘ i to the time when Goodyear placed ‘actually plays an important part Moversized cord tire on the mar- in the economical operation of the The first Goodyear straight |car itself. Bolts and nuts are not tires were featured as 10 per jarred loose, because the balloon @emt oversize. And for many years tire reduces vibratiqn. The mechan-_ his 10 per cent oversize, stamped (ism pf the machine is also afford- ‘On the side of the tire, was a lead- (ed greater protection. and engineers — of manufacture, and he is tem- huke the balloon VYire possible. | small diameter balloon tire will be | go have—fnd we do use, the most th a tire as flexible as the bal-| when more new cars are in opera- | skilled machinists in the world— tire is and designed to run | tion with these sizes. -| but we use them in the most effi- | ~&t-Jow pressures to get full cush-|; “For those motorists who want cient manner—namely, to make ~foning benefit. the old-fashioned | the advantages of the balloon tire the skilled machine. faBric would soon heat up and saw 'on their present cars, but who do| “Europeans concentrate their at- itself to pieces. ‘not want to go to the expense of ‘tention on the method, and their achieve the same efficiency temperamenta! limitation. cord tire all run in the same di-/ get the small diameter tire, Good- | both our coneentration and Our successfully apply either. even Switzerland, in the very .cem-/| that we had one tremendous ad-| | ter of Europe, are buying our Cars | vantage over all other countries in| lation continued until transporta- - | developing the American automo>tion faciliti d traffic c: / . — | t acilities and traffic capacity GEORGE F. HAID, deep-seated prejudice against (bile. We had a universal purchas- who recently resigned as City Coun-/| what, according to their standards, | ing power such as no other coun- tion point. Then the “downtown” | selor, _ become an official of a used to seem an inferior product. _try can look to. or even imagine. \. Phe idea that was to give the ‘Uck Manufacturing concern. “Its superiority had to be dem-| “The Eurepean engineer designs crowds, so that it became impos- Snfustry the balloon tire dates dack | ee: ._ or onstrated most conclusively before for a favored few who can pay any that superstition could be uproot-/ price. There is no incentive for ed. The European finds it diffi-| nim té6 preduce a standardized cult to understand our principles | product at a lower price for the multitude, because there is no mu!- peramentally unfitted to sdopt | titude of buyers there at any price. them, even when they do get into “He might, and in some cases his consciousness. That is why I | nas tried for the American mar- ay Ww ril intain r suprem- x, . eS ee _ g te factor in making the brand| predict that the balloon tire will)" "~ — a | a ye he is temps peg gem ug- . P % ‘ _m , 2° itte to compete with us on our pogular. Eventually other tire/ greatly reduce the cost of upkeep! “1¢ you ask an European, he | gta P sie | eanetiniel gpanufacturers adopted this prin-|and lengthen the life of autome-' yi); tell you we do not use skilled | ee MERE YY sero cipie. biles e wie tr ges caine a ci Penge and production experts : , . . | acne : = roduc- | nave found it impossib!e to trans- > "The cord fabric incidental! “The n t i + , " ' , ) : | letters from Germse *“y are DE at 12:30 and are under the get work, | = $ ditions and lack of parking space | A & Hi A Li t ©) ( i¢ alone prevent it. In these cities, the owner is turning to the dealer SY it 4 in his own district, both for buying Ae LJ. AND PROTECT ITS } and for service. He finds the | o= _— = “small dealer” more, accessible. =, B A 1 i ER y } a, \-L. Jewett, otr first vice | ¢ ae Coast. reports that business % booming everywhere, and the ) glar reflect great prosperity. | Angeles alone ordered over | Paige and Jewett cars for Feb- | materially {in March. been cast where he carefully ’ territories Philadeiphia. Shipments of year ago. “Henry Krohn. vice-president of r sales division has recently con- Moines. Minneapolis and Kan- = City are the distributing points ior the wheat belt which is sup- ly the hardest hit mess standpoint of 2 etroit President Ana- Executives’ Reports and icipates Good Motor Car Business. to say that everyone be- that a big year is ahead, but Mnite proof lies in the ad- hases and actual orders parts of the United States. 2600 dealers in every part ‘eountry are. of course. in; f te dealers during Decem-— nuary and February. which — San increase of 90 per cent deliveries is the largest we who is now on the Pa- coming from California in delivery and will increase) of L. Depew, our controller, | conditions in the trade | of Boston, New York | and Jewett cars to these points were 83 per cent | during the past three and the same months a dealer meetings at Minne- Kansas City. St. Louis and from a her is eliminated. Geod- (en 7 wever, there are many | we car y for the answer. y we are sble. with our over- " Ur ti cerited the core aie wend pmsl yee: veel are | wifaed punteer Rae that an auto- —e. si pply ae other and more ness. Thousands‘of us are stockhold- i Studebaker standard : construction in its first cord tires. |and are going to the expense of | mobile is handmade in every detail. jjmited markets of the world with ers. All of us, after a Certain time, { “Agide from the greater comfort Yonge agp wheels to get them. For/if it will not stand up in a cross- a car of sweh quality. and at Such get dividends on wages. balloon tires afford the motorist.| these car owners Goodyear has | countr? journey beside a flivver?'. price, that in competition, is the ne 4 demonstrations prove that the tire ‘the small diameter tire ~ And yet that is the fact about the‘ despair of European makers.” . All of us, after two years, get vaca- | — tions with pay. All of us, after one | =—=— year, get dividends on After five years, that annual dividend adds : 10% to our earnings. ‘aie - = Cannan: Sanne: Yeet eay “The open bodies are upholstered . , co-operative work , as with us. When we re- ; , tire, we get pensions. ms Announcing SS See how Studebaker ' t the best that . ow to offer ; a ‘ _ = 145,167 people last year paid $201,000,000 Some of us belong to for Studebaker cars. : ; | management. If we do The sales have almost trebled in the past Cl \ | d M t S | €; cme en oo three years. Studebaker growth-in fine cars ” e ° - . - j e e an QO OT a es Q. “Tie fo OF the excess. is the marvel of this industry. ) wig Pence lle anne. Go see the reasons. See of us does his best to make the Scores of extra A Studebaker carssupreme. values Studebaker offers. 7 There are 13 models. Prices start at $1025. | wi Our fine backing They go to the highest price & fine car needs di t ‘b t Behind us is an hon- to cost. | f , Gs sSETEOULOTS for | ee eee Don’t buy a car for years to come without have 2 leader in quality and knowing how Studebaker gained its amdzing * class. Poy y: a We havé $90,000,000 of i assets. We have $50,000,- ¥ ‘ 000 in model plants. We have 12,500 4 : HE MAKERS of the Cleveland Six take pleasure : eee * in announcing this new and important sales | a : . . connection. We have an - % By virtue of its consummation, Cleveland Six obtains ee 4 representation second to none in this territory. ‘ WG: niinst Suiiietile weed 3 : Possessing ample facilities for prompt and effi- | nee anapoctions. Thee requires , : ; : . men. over ma- : 9 oie and a a the policy that every . | hine and band ats coe . eve nt owner must ~ Satisfied, our new ' | formed in —— of a Stude- : representatives will, we are confident, prove a happy baker car. so many operations, we pay 15% premium to get the for- choice for present and future Cleveland owners. Oe aS es | We cannot conceive any stronger proof of their aS See | sound business judgement than their selection of the nto ESI 22 Ae SRE Cleveland Six. For it enables them to offer at prac- | ee he eee ee See, ee ; . . ‘ . : | ourmg -.- + « = « « §206S See ce oe ele oe oS eee : tically four-cylinder prices, a six-cylinder car of nota- Come iestiee Pe). 2 - LS 6=Eelew OR). = - 2c : } ble beauty, superlative performance, and established , Coupe (S-Pass) . . . . . . 1395 Compe(SPam) .. ~. = - - ’ dependability. | RE ca ais ces ws as haa r 1485 a. ae Se eee CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY . CLEVELAND | (40 prices f. 0b. factory. Torap to meet your convenience.) We extend a cordial invitation to all present Cleveland Six owners — ; a so all cthare to antes in and set the ate model now on duplon ond os | f ae ae a WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY. * * ouring Car Sport Car Coupe New Model Sed ' | i $1045 $1145 $1245 $1295 plan “31395 18TH AND LOCUST GRAND AND ST. LOUIS + AN Prices F. O. B. Clevetand aa eae Se LINDELL 2928 “a we Oa “« © cae : sal ASSOCIATE STUDEBAKER DEALERS Special Display Week of March Albrecht-Nagel Auto Repair. 2534 Salisbury . erm — BGR Meter Sake Ss VELAND MOTOR SALES CO Se ee Atteberry Motor Car Co.. 3406 Gravois Auto Saics & Service Oo., Eas ‘ , Danz Auto & c Mo. ee : BOMONT 516 Went Fisctasant Gusnes, G0 Wlectenae pened dias Suk: Skin tle H. H. Mead Motor Co., Ea 2650-52 LOCUST ST. on ace ane eee a 2 ab nnarieg Robert Huxol, Hermann, Mo. Tri-City Auto Sales Co., Gra Attractive Contracts for . and ; Valicy Motor Co.. 3664 Gravois | Joseph Ficck, Florissant, Mo. - Banks & Rastelle, Coll | Associate Country Dealers . Goodloe Motor Sailcs, 5877 Decimar | Service Garage, De Soto, Mo. x. W. Jost, | “ —— - - Deaicrs Wanted in Kirkwood, Me., and Collinsvilic, ii. | FHE WORLD'S , AR ‘ ST PRODUCER O OUA ° . ee . So PN Bee me Jalaihiniie ss aaa Tees a“ a ys sina “ ake cx 5 ee ee a : ’ rf oe eee |, a neres &

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“ ™* , a > " ,* A "a Vaan Te! eh 1 MAR oH joo . % = J wr: -. The Daily i | \ e > ‘4 POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ye 4 oad Ty,’ , " \ ‘ rep- wily the mr ‘ - as : ae. " / a a ) — " } — a j | ; ' * 4 « mae” “S & | \ k ee SE r C; lish You LN IT WIT .uto Cleane,) pices of the Episcopal Beau. will also preach next Thureae ning at the 8 o'clock George's Episcopal] Ch and Pendleton avenue. His general sy a day services b+ apy at the ness of Lent and Its —— ten | with the following: ut netroit President Ana- Monday, “The | : | Testing Geena? ee ir cutives’ Reports and are} Shall Not Mock God:” w ‘Ss oR tes Good Motor MO- | “Man May Not Tem Dee mi Pipa ; ‘ year | Thursday. “Man Dare Ne oe . Car Business. God,” and Friday, “The Coe 4 ing of God and Man.” ‘ ft IT Mich., March 15.— | ORT ‘ of the various sections of ‘Actors Warned Agains : States made personally | Correenondence of the Assoc pal executives of the BERLIN, March 5§.— sit Motor Car Co. prove Association has igs ae 1 be the nation’s most .ito “me sae erf mek. I ys year, Harry M. Jewett, ese, per cormers has announced after an | rn jing to the United States yp: f sn of each report. nex: have sufficient funds to tide « om here there is optimism ry - over several months. The m ? ST. LOUIS tL, 2920 . irk Motor Sales Co., New Haven, MO aay J f; 3 ei: h ‘ OW as " a: « * de eee “-- ~~ & _ a — aa a i ’ Have You Ever Tried ‘Ballooning’ in a Cole? HERE is no adequate way of It means uncomplaining car service describing a ride on balloon tires —particularly in a Cole. It is even a~ ordinary tires. greater surprise than the first time you ever walked on rubber heels. You literally ride in a relaxed, un- at far less maintenance cost than on Balloon equipped Coles have an almost uncanny way of reeling off mile after mile of sumptuous, eco- dulating freedom that is more like nomical, luxurious motoring at, we the surfaceless slide of a sled or the gliding of a motor boat through smooth water when the en- gine is shut off. You take a particular delight in hunting out some bad-looking spot in the road in an effort to try and make yourself feel the bump—but ’ nothing happens—the big air cush- ion of the balloon tire absorbs the shock. What you see in the road is appar- ently not there when you ride ’ But there is more to “‘ballooning” in a Cole than just riding comfort. coaster pense of any car of the versal acceptance of . tion. therm. . — over it. ‘in a Cole. When may we call? It is a notable fact that, when uni- became inevitable, Cole alone was ready, engineeringly, for their adop- believe, the lowest operating ¢x- Cole type. balloon tires ' Cole was not only first to adopt balloon tires, but to engineer for We are ready to give you this great new experience of ballooning COLE-BENJAMIN MOTOR CO. ha > 3021 LOCUST BL. BOMONT 694 OLE cet here's a Touch of Tomorrow in All Cole Does Today / PEERLESS GAINED 35 PCT. IN SALES DURING 1923 A gain of almost 35™per cent in sales of Peerless cars is shown by the annual statement of the Peer- leSs Truck & Motor Corporation just issyed for the year ending Dec. 31. Sales for 1923 reached a total of 5700 eight-cylinder cars, ap- proximating $21,000,000, as against $16,001,985 realized from the sale | of 4240 Peerless cars in 1922. Ac- | cording to the statement net wage ’ its for the year aggregated $706,- 468. rf | D. A. Burke, vice president and | general manager, says in his tre- | port to stockholders: | “Final results for the past year 1) are as favorable as could be reas | hi, sonably expected and we are en- agement in the situation. “Owing to the dgvelopment of | the new Peerless six-cylinder car. | 4 the company will enjoy a broader | / market for its products and antici- | pates being in production on these cars prior to April 1. ments already made to us by our branches, distributors and dealers, | insure uS a ready market for our | fj entire building schedule of both. eights and sixes to July 1 or later.” : ' HENRY-BAXTER CO.. ¥ NEW SUPPLY FIRM || The Henry-Baxter Manufactur- ing Co., located at 1515 Pine street, | has just been incorporated for the | . purpose of handling and manufac- turing lines of automobile acces- sories and supplies. Alvin R. Baxter, who is presi- dent and treasurer, is well known in the accessory trade in St. Louis. Leslie S. Henry, vice-president, has held important mechanical] po- sitions\in the St. Louis automobile trade for the last 15 years. Floyd B. Young is secretary of the com- pany. The company will etther manufacture or handle a number _of motor car attachments and ac- is sufficient | cessories. : + oe a tering 1924 with much of encour- | Commit- | i : : : ie Larwc a Sales Manager. C. H. Larue is now sales mana- ger for Harry Newman Nash Inc. Larue is well known in St. Louis automotive circles and has directed sales for, various distributors here. - = One important fgature of the Gray closed car for 1924 is the in- creased rigidity of the body con- struction. i ’ A Sleeping-Car Body | FOR YOUR FORD Moon Bros.’ Traveler Here’s ‘a comfértable, roomy sedan body, which may be converted into a cozy bed in 30 seconds. No wonder it has become such a big seller in ' such a short time. The con- struction is sturdy, the body everything that could be de- sired in a closed car. In ad- i} dition to being a perfect town and touring car, this body is ideal for a salesman. The rear seat may be removed for car- "| Tying samples, suitcases, etc. m The Seusiok or salesman ig In- dependent of hotels, if his Ford is oquppee with this # Traveler ody. The price is * reasonable. Twenty-four 8t Louisans thought . so and bought these bodies last week. " See this Body now or write for full information. CHAMPION BODY CO. 3147 Locust BI. Bomont 2383 and 1149 Open Evenings and Sunday. EASY TERMS, Your Ford Body Taken in Trade. HH iy! t sy * STONE tSeTeIL, OU BUY, | 714 PINE ST. | TIRES FOR LESS” 1 Look AT THE BARGAINS — “iat orp “KS FTL CESSORIES Sweatt Speetendar $10.95 $15 FORD LOCKING WHEELS HAND SOAP 3 Cans for.... 25C Shaler Vuleanizing Kit Complete ..\, FORD PEDAL PADS Set of 3...... 350 7 - MOTOR-DRIVEN HORNS 6-volt; $15 camereer STS allcars .... ‘Even better than % my former Essex”’ LP ees “- And Costs *170 Less | teers as Easy as a Bicycle” driven the Six Essex Ceach fourteen hundred sailee tu four different states over all kinds of roads, many of them being detours and extremely bed. There was never the slightest suggestion of any trouble ; it withstood the most severe tests. wit. ts ent ane Ee cae car ae te eee make it ideal for long trips and for extreme case with * 3: 2 use as a lady's car. HUDSON-FRAMPT Hudson and Essex Distributors Salesroom: Locust at Lindell Cut-Off | Maintenance and Parts: 4517-4539 Delmar BI., Near Taylor For emergency service, night, Sundays or holidays—Phone Bomont 3370 ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DEALERS | Fendler Bros. Motor Car Co., 123:'Lemay Feary Rd. The J. L. BILLINGSLEY Miami, Florida St. Louis County, Mo. Forest Park Auto - St. Repair Co., 6806 Clayton Louis, Mo. ' Motor Co., 23 S..Meramec Clayton, Mo..—6153 Delmar Av. + ” Built by Hudson __ Under Hudson Patents Advantages of both Hudson and the’ former Essex are combined in the new Essex Coach. | | And with finer body and a 6-cylinder motor, built on Hudson patents, its cost is $170 less than Essex closed car _ comforts ever sold for. | It continues the famous Essex quali- ties of performance, economy and reliability. It adds a smoothness of flowing power heretofore exclusive to Hudson. Both cars are alike in all details that count na cane | tory service at low o cost. Steering is like guiding a. bicycle. Gears shift easily. Care of the car calls for little more than it lubricated. | Its economy includes not only | ceptional gas, oil and tire mileage, but a policy of minimum mainte- nance cost with parts prices that will astonish you. 2 . “# %., Toering Model $850, freight and tax extre , SEX COACH #975 “ . ne teas ES 4 2 - z ih 25 ie: see w RR A fs » ie AUR e's, ee . eee Grs 4! rower io ads) Ss : ae 4, ra > ® , —— A VY ‘ 3 " eee ae ’ 4 Ce ie 5 ae eee AE , ‘ han fo 4, “ 3 Ri ay Saat a re wey ot hy ay" - wee < ve oo ae

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76 \ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_- ————. eS ee Oe - —— ——— 1 — ? ——— > bo hii age ~ae - ee mm“ % eal : ! arge and that sales have been frequent | ARING TESTS OF . e and Velie distribu- Benjamin Motor Co. reports a food ‘ters report further that reports re- salo of Cole and Velie care he® celved by him from both fact yen farAth fare that business is good through- out the country and that a big year ories | ~——DAKLAND FINISH eee ee ee i AT me Econcaiteat Tronsperteld® . 5-Passenger Sedan $795 f. o. b. Flint, Mich> The All-Year Car for Every Family Chevrolet is leading in the great shift of public demand to closed cars because this company has the world’ s largest facilities for manufacturing high-grade closed bodies and is therefore able - to offer sedans, two and four-passenger coupes at prices within easy reach of the average American family. Six large body plants adjoining Chevrolet assembly plants enable us to make prompt deliveries of the much wanted closed cars. As soon as you realize that your transportation requirements de- mand the year ‘round, all weather closed car, see Chevrolet first and learn how fully we can meet your requirements at the lowest Bevington Motor Car Co., 1645 S. Grand BI. re St. Louis Century Auto ©o., 7502 Michigan Av., St. Louis Heinz Motor Co., 666 Lemay Ferry Rd., St. Louls County ~- . Allen-James Motor ©Co., Clayton, Mo. "Flint Motor Car Co., 4714 Delmar Bl., St. Louis ; Gilliam -E}pstein ramp oy oP sg 5929 Laston Av., Gravois Auto Co., 6820 Gravois, St. Louis Motor, Sales Co., 1163 8. King’s Highway, St. Louis . + > - d 7 « — * Aa * Bey "a Ths ° 7 o Dicks Motor Co., 5614 Delmar BI., St. Louls cost obtainable in a modern, high grade closed automobile. SEE CHEVROLET CARS AT THESE. D ERS’ SHOWROOMS Gillis Motor Co., 7239 Manchester Av. Maplewood, Mo. Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. North Side Chevrolet Co., 4833 Warne Av., St. Louis Orthwein Motor Corp., 4300 Forest Park BI. . Louts Phillips Motor Co., 2218 Locust St., St. Louis Wells Motor Co., 3008 N. Grand BIl., St. Louis Big Four Auto Co., 2224 S. Jefferson Av., St. Louis h Craft, Merello, Warner Co., Normandy, Mo, Marding Chevrolet Co., 104 St. Clair Av. Mast Gt. Louis, I. Standard Motor Car Co., 1106 Illinois Av. St. Louls, Hl. East i AX, Butchie, 1820 D Suroet, Granite City, Di, Acids, Tar, Flame, Ammonia, nation during the special Duco finish of the new |INDICATIONS POINT TO BIG COLE YEAR Although the production of the Cole Motor Car Go. of Indianapolis is distinctly in the quality class of indica- iggest ng to a letter received this week by J. J. Cole-Benjamin Motor Co. from J. J. Cole, presi- dent and general manager of the The local distributers of Cole cars are advised that over 100 carloads of material are in transit and this materia) is being individual transportation, tions point to one of the years in Cole history, accor Benjamin of the company. delivered daily to the factory. to personally superintend produc- tion. of spring business has developed at the factory. According to the local Cole dis- Cole was first to engineer for and adopt genuine balloon tires as reg- ular and optional equipment. Pub- lic attention is today focussed on balloon tires, and consequently Cole has come in for a very large share of the attention and interest. ANHEUSER-BUSCH NOW BUILDS TRUCK BODIES The automebile body building business of Anheuser-Busch has been developed to large Propor- tions, though no announcement was made to the public concerning it until last week. “This is no new business,” said an official of the company yester- day. ‘“‘Asa matter of fact, we have been building truck and wagon bodies for our branches for more than 60 years. And for several years past, we have been building bodies for firms in all lines of business. Today you find Busch- built bodies in practically every city and town. “Many of the bodies you find on ‘the great busses in California and other Western states were disgned and built by St. Louls men in our shops. Many of the armored truck bodies you see so frequently on the streets nowadays are produced here. “We've also scored quite a suc- cess with other types such as re- frigerator truck bodies with a one- piece seamless body, Kampkars for hunting and fishing enthusiasts and the rancher body for country clubs and suburban residents. By turn- ing our manufacturing facilities from oné@ useful channel] into an- other, we have not only done our small part to help the further de- velopment of a great and growing industry—transPortation—but have kept intact the organization which has helped make our success Pos- sible.’ DORT BUILDING NEW MODEL UTILITY COUPE for $1385 at factory. ly bullt. J. J. Col, who has just returned to the factory after an extensive busjness trip through the Central West, reports that it was necessary to shorten his business investiga- tion in order to be at the factory An unusually heavy booking tributer, the big interest in Cole is partly attributed to the fact that Dort has just brought out a new | low-priced utility coupe which sells | This new | car is smart looking and is sturdi- | It is an automobile that | 90 PCT. OF AUTO OWNERS USE CARS IN BUSINESS CLEVELAND, 0O., March Thirty-seven per: cent. of the car Owners of the Unite States im- prove their living conditions with the automobile,. according to T. L. Hausmann, president of ‘the Tem- plar Motor Car Co. of Cleveland. “Ninety per cent of all cars in America are used more or less for business,” said Hausmann. ‘Sixty per cent of the mileage of the aver- age car is for business. Thirty- four per cent of the average car's mileage takes the place of the rail- road or trolley. “The average car owner adds 67 per cent to his business output through the use of. the automobile and the farmer adds 68 per cent to his efficiency, according to esti- mates based on a recent nation- wide questionnaire. “Every automobile sold in the United States raises the efficiency factor of the nation. When a man buys a motor car he is not invest- ing in a’mere medium of pleasvre. He is buying transportation. He is increasing his efficiency, even though he does not at first realize it. He may buy his car with the sole intention of enjoying himself oe week-end jaunts. Soon he finds he is using his car in business, and inevitably his commercial out- put is increased by his possession of the car.” There are 12% miles of trackage in the private railway switching yards of the Willys-Overland auto factory at Teledo. and giving his family pleasure in | C RAG ee XS J. Bauer Aute Top Co., h and Park, Bosch, 17 Alabama, y Aute Top Co., y 3619 Potomac, “oe pard Ebert, 2611 Franklin Avenue. ire Ga 4101W Fitwell Seat Cover Co., @ 2042 Locust Street. WHY NOT? CURTAINS—CARPETS 2 —UPHOLSTERY ns A FEW DOLLARS WISELY SP} Will be satisfaction to yourself and a pleasure to ae your family. The below listed firms are members of a The appearance of you much a matter of pride own personal appearane “tomoble owners will be inter-} ph 2 in a new preparation which, | the @ added to gasoline, is said to | Eis noncarbon forming fuel of. Pee a cine i a > ys on y iP, .ee . tS By The Associated Trimmers of St. Lonis” Membership Requires: *) Suites eae Grand Auto_Tep Ce.. 4130 Olive Street. Kutz Auto Tep Co 3068 Cheu Leeser Motor T ‘ Locus ute Top Co., n and hoeln. Avenue. op & Bedy Corp., t Street. McQuillan-Bradford Motor Coach Co.., 19th and Lecust Streets, Missouri Auto Top & Supply Ce., Denanelly Automobile Co., 500 North Channing. 2201 Pine Street. Mueck Aute Body Cn: ; Tower Grove end Pap in. Rapp & Moller Carriage Ceo., 2222 Pine Street. ¢ & Auto Repair, Rex T - atural Bridge. Si Ne h “Lcefingwell. J. W. Rosenauer, 607 North Theresa. ee ‘the Wilson Motor Car Co., local | distributors, feel will make a@ great | appeal to the farmer and business | This coupe accommodates | ' ' store produce or salesmen’s ma- | man. five people and there is space to terial. It hag three doors. There ‘ls a spacious trunk in the rear and other equipment includes tire car- rier irons and straps, rain visor. |cowl ventilator, dum type head lamps, leather upholstery, artillery type wheels, gasoline gauge on dash, mickeled radiator and cord | tires. “The body is the regular Dort | Coupe type with the exception that it is painted entirely black instead of blue and black. i No New General Tire Dealers. Probably “the most unique an- nouncement in the history of the tire industry has just been made by the General Tire and Rubber Co. of Akron. The General Co. states that it will not add any more deal- ers to its list for the next three months. Officials state that orders are now crowding factory capacity in spite of the addition of three new factory wings in 1923 and that ‘the company feels that it must first make sure of enough stock -to pro- tect its present dealers and con- sumer cugtomers before consider- ing the enlargement of its distribut- ing organization. Kissel Sets New Record. Establishing on March 2 what is considered a world’s record in low gear, a standard Kissel phagpton fully equipped and carrying two passengers, made the run from Los Angeles to Bakersfield, Cal., via the famoug Ridge Route, a distance of 128 miles, in six hours flat, accord- ing to John Boe, president of the St. Louis Motor Car Co., Kissel dis- tPibuters. To maintain an average pace of better than 21 miles an hour in low gear for such a dis- tance is truly a remarkable per- | formance, but it is all the more im- | pressive in view of:the unfavorable weather conditions that were en- countered. The Kissel left Los | Angeles, sealed in low gear, in a driving rainstorm that changed to Nhail and snow before the trip was completed. In spite of these han- | dicaps, the car returned to Los An- _geles in perfect shape. Truck Business Excellent. — Trade reports from different sec- tions. of the country indicate a steady improvement in the truck business. Sales of light commer- Leial vehicles in New England. Pennsylvania and Ohio were much heavier than last year. The mar- ket for heavy trucks is reported te be excellent in most sections, ac- cording to the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. Maplewood Has General Battery. The city of Maplewood decided last week to follow the example of its Dig brother, the City of St. Louis, and equip its fire engine with @ general storage battery. ; : ‘ ‘ An All-Purpose Truck At A Remarkable Price The new Ford all-steel body and cab mounted on the fa- mous Ford One-Ton Truck chassis provide a complete all-purpose haulage unit at the remarkably low price of $490. Built of heavy sheet steel, strongly re-inforced, this staunch truck is designed to withstand severe usage in a wide range of industries. ” Detroit, Michigan See Any St.-Louis Authorized Ford * 3 and Lincoln Dealer yy CARS - TRUCKS, TRACTORS ~ er ee ee ee — ne Generous loadi feet by seven feet two inches, permits easy handling of ca- pacity loads and provision is also made for mounting of canopy top or screen sides. Experienced drivers appre ciate the weather-proof fea- tures of the steel cab, which is 4 fitted with removable door- ‘ae opening curtains. - neti oe eee “ — a om : % See Any St. “and L a LINCOLN MC DIVISION OF PORD % >. “a ry : *) mS ; Prva “fi 2 f; Pen i ‘ nN a. ia = — —

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, Pay ae ao" —= | Lk of. ee ene WEN . : aentinin ' aa ea % ots 2 wile ak ne a Bie ge tea ee SS gree a ke 4 ex Fe ERE yk PRE Se cky, ey CBO NGA Bag RRR SL MR i - 7 ~~ ; : oy os S ¢ . ¢ se ato Sey he Slee a ary te 5 ge ie \* ‘ee 7 has ~ “ee. ‘¢ . : if DAY,. oe 7% 16, “e28. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED "R INVENTOR land to dissolve the carbon already | knock ae oe Je ‘in the engine. Thi caused by carbon; will never] COND | IMPLEMENT | | : : =o aa | MEW PREPARATION |‘ {he ensine. This-wreparation is| nave to clean spark plus or valves ITIONS GOOD, SAYS | WEBER have formally opened another | at 5000 Gravois avenue. | be kept on display at all times. Ase calied Boyce-ite and is sponsored I branch at 3116 Locust boulevard. The new L . oe. — Ae 7 CADILLAC PRESIDENT ocust boulevard | sisting Robinson at the branch, ~— J pIC ice of your Car ae owners will be inter-;}by Harrison H. Boyce, inventor of or remove carbon, and will get ID HAVE NEW BRANCH This makes three places being op- | branch is in charge of C. D. Robin- | as salesmen, will be R. P. Brier G. ra , , . , Ste R rativ > matter of pride as your ‘= new preparation which, |the Motometer. more power and quicker response ady, conservative prosperity Weber-Implement and Automo- |®T#ted by the company, the main | son, veteran automobile salesmen, | and G. H. Sutherland. a Nee : ) f \ for , r a’ : ‘ r , onaldp 7 i to gasoline, is said to| Boyce states that conssitent users ous Saat engines. The number of | the country as a whole, O*) ie Co., ‘Hupmodt® disttibuters, ne ne oe eee ee ee ee eee car | well is manager -of the pearance. | poncarbon forming fuel of Boyce-ite will never have a yoe-ite users is said to be in-/| sence of disturbing periods of either avenue branch of the company. ‘cust street and a South Side branch ‘sales. Twenty-five to 30 cars will creasing rapidly. inflation or deflation, a substantia) ” increase of motor car production F during the year, and an increase of 25 per cent in the business of | his company were conclusions ex: | © e This S irally and general manager of the Cad-| and general manager of the Cad. illac Motor Car Co., upon his re-| Woven Carriage ("3.2052 . “ahs a & a , a “The purpose of my trip through . ° the Southwest, and particularly | . 1s More Beautiful and Less Expensive through Missouri, Kansas and Okla- homa, was to determine business | Because it is fashioned on the patented Lloyd conditions there for the wacyager Soe : ve 4 » | n of . : " tite 4 ¢ our company,’ Rice states. and expert qualit a! . ye, : Loo singl > uous strand of finest (trip has convinced me,” he con- consistently low prices. wicker. the Lloyd Loom Carriage has a graceful | ut more romerun, th" bi P WIS Oo Other Cafriage Can possess. 1923. Weexpect our business there. eo And, spew yr this e Lev is thirty times faster | over the 1923 total, although 1923 . than weaving, Loom Carriages can /| Was our largest year.” have every refinement of finish and still be sold | es NATIONAL INTEREST | , vo for an unusually low price. IN CHRYSLER SIX faa See These Tests Every day and evening, beginning March 17th and Ask your dealer to show you these beautiful DETROIT, March 15.—Interest fig Muriatic Acid —See for ending March 22, we will put on a most unusual in Walter P. Chrysleris famous new without seams, corners or concealed ge cings seman, tees ys | Pe party emonstration a short ends of wicker. They come in a number setbtrn tn aationsl proguitinn die xtelead readin) tal a ‘ t our showroo The new Duco of handsome finishes, with harmonizin u hol- that production has permitted its) Oakland's new finish. body finish of the True Blue Oakland will he £ Up display in practically all sections tested and its re kable q ities proved = 7 stery, and in all the smartest new baby carriage |°f the country. | Sulphuric Acid—A styles. Be sure the Lloyd name plate is on the _* stone ot Crestor, ea sume Maat ~— —_ before your eyes. # seat. Dealers can also show you Lloyd Loom | shows before going to California, | stondthalerdentaenes: : Furniture and Baby Carriages, made by the |fct‘in the car both*there and at im Wii Week cous: This latest of body finishes—beautiful in appear- same spiral weaving process. Mail coupon for | San Francisco surpassed even its : Rees adie iselnie this anee ‘and practically indestructible—is creating a overwhelmingly favgrable reception booklet and dealer's name. ~- ‘in Eastern cities. test, that the hottest real sensation. After seeing the tests listed at the Two demonstration cars were in sun cannot harm Oak- Tue Lrovypj MANUFACTURING ComMPANY continuous use in Los Angeles, land's finish. left, you will realize what a wonderful advance (HEY WOOD-WAKEFIELD CoO.) 'making eight trips per hour in an) i : . . . e e MENOMINEE ~ MICHIGAN ‘unsuccessful effort to satisfy the, Ammonia—In this test Oakland has made in bringing out this new finish. ; | yundreds clamoring for a ride. the strongest ammonia v4) silty ‘Pro ces Coupled with this, from all sec- is used but it cannot lj Pat. § tions of the country the flood of ij Oy a eas Come—Bring the Family * - Hilt ’ an Leal ; 7’ t ’ “# ts ; : ' ' - ‘ - : y the factory. Dealers report that the . . . . extinguisher will kill S hes f | . tinues to be the chief topic . t ts ond egg , a fe fires but not the bright- ce e es (in their towns for days after its, first showing. 7 Bee. nessof Oakland's finish. : . Loom Products —— Ts LimeCement—Prs- _- Examine, »? -_ We ge , ; oe - he hi ©. > Ns Ml on > V5 ae Ps Or. Ie oe & Ps Se a ei ee SF : F i _ YA - * ~ ‘ ° i a * Ae ee y 3 a > 3 f ~ £33, “aie eae so Ee ee ee oo" te. PES SSR Apter bh Ts appre- proof fea- , which is ble door- " e j Y Ae eae Se. 7 fr ef . ——e < oe | * dai tae s f ; PRL Se it if a _ LINCOLN MOTOR COMPANY DEVISION OF PORD MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH i th pes eree wits . . ne , . Tobacco Stained Teeth Instantly Whitened STINS isnt VITAMON Te in’ New, Safe Way B TheWortds Standard Used wMi LL a eee et? 4h ee “ et now tor yellow, @lecolored. |safe mild preparation like Picachodent | air——Easier Than Shaving a eo Sm Combination should be used on soft, sensi- | Cut Your Own H Saat "| : ‘ o . jnodent | | Com od cchanns stains a tow oonte and tive teeth which stain and decay easily.) | removes uusightiy stains in three minutes | Acts only on stains——not on enamel. Be | st home. Ieaves teeth white, lustrous, ‘sure to e@#k for Bleachodent Combinaticr | cean and fiaghing. Recommended *\by its full mame. At all good druggtets, | ‘where as quicker, eurer. safer than old- |. os Keiffer Drug Co. Judge & Dolph | fashioned scouring methods which injured |» cores, Exderie Drug Co.. Johneon the enamel. Bieachodeat Come loosen Rroe Drug Co. Wolff-Wileen Drug Co.. | seis coats and-& special paste which not |B. Nugent an@ Bros. D. G. Oe. Beruges | enly remeves them, but, used daily. pre- /* andervoort & y. vente formation of new stains. Only a | Fuller. re CURED =| [Sam Pope FREE WOOL oii SS Pe bee — ee 4}

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orn ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ The Daily POST- aa a alone has MORE E City Circulation than the morning inal one other other evening | hewspaper COMBINED ———_—} a) ° oe — .. ae ee - ——— ~ o~— — ~~ 4 a ee ee nee Sd 7 ADIO FOR THE. A? IATEUR AND EXPERT ~ t ‘ Fe i ¢ ; _ " : : . : : i we oe =— Clean Plugs Reduce Noises. “= Tolephone plugs become ~~ 4S & result, noises are often A few minutes’ - * diriv after several months of use,- and, hear treatment with of fine emery cloth will make ‘a "surface bright. J. a — C7 7 Se nl — ee ——— eee re ee ee — — LO A CE eR cy se yc os - SUPER REGENERATOR SET IS EASLY MADE | d Reliable Radio Receiving Set | Receiving Set, fully guaranteed. Comes in finished cabinet. Especially made for nity. - — a ‘your Outfit immediately. . Specially priced at. price $150.00; special 216A Tubes. ese eeeeeee#ettete*# © « *® # «@ our price only. Other Big Cc. Loudspeaker with tone ; ; we «coerce --— —_— e..7 6 86:82 8. 2 & ees + e@-3 8a © Western Electric Loudspeaking Outfit, complete with 3 Sells regularly at $161.00, special this week $80.00 » O82 £2 6. 6.8 Ae 2 6 2. @ . be Two ‘of the Ten Mem- s Are “Fans” and Pos- © sess Radio Receivers. As for the other parts, the va- | riable condenser should have 4 Motion Picture maximum capacity of about 0.0005) Iculating Speed | mfd:, and should be fitted: with a} ployed in Ca § ©P | vernier plate. or vernier attach-| Radio Signals. Device Em-| of a / ment in the control... A condenser | | : ” : ‘ |of from 11 to 23 plates will be) | : a | few years ago, e country}. | Satisfactory. The two fixed con- | What is said/te have been the | - “ee On March ig frequently of Roosevelt's |” densers are of standard size. | first attempt at accurate measure- | : ng: huaiv Service Labveratories broadcasting: t Cabinet;” m recently it | 0.00025 mfd. for the grid con- nt of the velocity of radio im-, 'have placed on the market an un- transmit by the: a ore | denser and 0.002 mfd for . the! me Ne usually attractive neutrodyne re- Comsnanllll tne. of Hardings interest in golf |Phone by-pass condenser. Small}Pulses WSS made recently, by €X-| ceiver. ‘The workmanship excels ruary show a game hm extended to so many mem- | “micadons” are good for this pur-| perts of the nea, Sao gg of | anything heretofore seen, and injo) jon stations aim Niet the Cabinet that a “Golf The filament rheostat will| America, In New +0F ity. Us-| operation it is claimed that recep- met” was forecast. Today, Pres- | pose. ‘ing a motior picture device as the | tion over a large area is possible | seven shut down, 3 ey Battery is a Space Saver SSS “Rh” Battery No. 764 Where space is limited the new Eveready Vertical “B” Battery fits in with room to spare. For cabinet or table use this vertical form is ideal. The vertical Eveready “B™ has a base practically the same as the smallest size Eveready “B,” but it is twice as high and will last more than twice as long. Fifteen vigorous cells give 223 volts. Two Fahnestock Spring Clip terminals. For compactness, for full vigorous service, buy the new Eveready Vertical “B” No. 764. Buy them from your dealer. If you have any battery problem, write to Radio Division, National Carbon Company, at 210 Orton Street, Long Island City, N, Y. Cpitass ter nin CARBON COMPANY, Inc SSS SGCGGCE——EBB qx SG SSX S S SS dio Battery Information iNew York San Francisco i Canadian National Carbon Company, Limited | Factory and Offices: Toranto, Ontario BEREADY ~they last ee Yj Yi Uy Y VV WY fy Sf YY yy be determined by the particulgr | eS type of tube which. is chosen and} measuring thstrument, a radio sig-| using simply an indoor antenna. } Coolidge is the central figure ) | the voltage of -the filament heating | nal was recorded as a complete cir-|The receiver (model R-212), is a otras Cel Pe “Radio Cabinet.” \ | battery. Sufficient resistance must | cuit of oe ceuntaticn aittenef ae tie set, vain ag of two Technical Associa = the President and all except > Pen 1e CC at | 2 ‘ on im } | | be provided so that the tube may) betwe u Cage ; neutrostages, etector, and two Minn —— of his Cabinet,\ possess radio CO on operated at its rated filament | New srunswick, J...and War- | Stages of audio frequency ampli- | KPOC—Fire os ene w 4 if they:-cannet : | i an current. The grid leak must he | saw. Poland. : _ fication in direct erence, Com- tinn Coane, Whit-. sets, |} ance from approximately 0.05 ta!” picked up’’ the signal as it was | improved neutralization mek hiott Wallace. Idaho ., oy sy at least all interested in , 9.0 megohms (50,000 to’ 5.000.000) cranauniened and again as it came | attained through the use of “neu- ek ne | “a aoromercial, scientific or enter- | ohms). | back transmitted on a lower wave | troshields”: adjustably incorporated! Ore.” = ee “Vaining features of this three-sided vw Operation of the Recciver. length from Warsaw. The photo-/jn the “tri-coh” condenser unit. | KFOl— be Madi 1 i cm ne President and six Cabl- : | This set may be operated with | graphic record was produced by an/ne neutrocoils, correctly angled | rash Portland, a members have made radio talks 002 MFD\| various combinations of antenna| indicator attached to the agree for magnetic balance, aré mounted | | WBBL—Grace Cheatin -had their addresses broadcast omy | ‘and ground. The usual connection | *¢! and the time was.measured by on a rear panel and are properly | yd m.. i Washington and other sta- . —y 'may be employed. or cither an an-| the distance between the photo-| -enarated from the variable con-| Va _ one inna«C The remaining four mem- as ° /tenna or a ground may be used sraphic impressions on the film. | Gensers, to prevent 4osses. The | W a Novia. he ere are being sought almost dally — Separately. Another combination . In Boe vie “e7 Seer audio frequency transformers are | lie. Wel ana As e talks, but 80 far they have . ; ——— = ——— ——===== , Which has been used with good re- | time of the radio signa ‘ a a. ‘completely enclosed in moulded | ba ero nivecsity 4 es Mieed or avoided introductions to | higher mafimum resistance than | from the end of the tube where the / sults is to connect the post marked | fully figured deduction wae os » 'condensite, moisture-proof, air- | Onfand aie =r fike.” Ond is even charged with is ordinarily used. These two cone | rotor is mounted, should consist of |*a’ to ground. In tuning the set for the ge ‘inet renee tight cases. Jacks provide for lis- | Transf , “¢ wing “Mike-shy,” but officials of stants completely change the ac-/; 15 turns without taps, then 10/there are four major tuning adjust- | between the gen pe * pee e aa tening in with the detector alone, WGAQ—Glenwood F ae on broadcasting stations tion of the receiver. sroups of 10 turns each, a tap be-| ments: The antenna condenser, the iY or k office, and the Sais cas an or one cr both stages-of audio fre- Shrccennan: La. i ‘to complete the series of Cab- 2 The Vario-Coupler. . 1, am brought out for each group.|/ antenna inductance, the plate in- | point on this side — etween ¢t ; quency amplification. Standard | KFOJ-—Mober = Rigs hiie ‘ | KFPOR—David City ed is der- | 8 av 1 filled wit ‘] | : Sj was his predecessor, under yao Sag: Mae Le. ates , a tl Te ‘ > - |graved and filled with white, and Filectrie primary, and the winding. starting out taps, then 10 groups of 10 termined by the amount of induc- taliozrams. i a bi a pi enttn a feindel ¢ City. Neb. . to listen in on special occa- turns each, with a tap from each | t&nce in the plate coil. Radio fans must. pay to “Slisten|' ” Neale . OF ROS. ARIE a ry KFOT—Collese: “ian Mrs. Coolidge frequently ADVERTISEMENT» | sroup. If a hollow shaft is pro- 2 With a comparatively few turns |{in” in Aust ralia. Every purchaser a enishec Joc % ‘ | KFOV- Dee | to church” on Sabbath after- vided, for the rotor. the leads from /| in the plate coil, and with fairly |of a receiving set must present a Panels of Kadion are supplicd | Corporation, via the ether, and is said to Ce D; ‘thovt. tubes or, the taps may be run to the panel|!ow values of the grid leak resis- ‘lieense showing that he has sub-j|in 19 stock sizes. bach panel is Keak eda? es in Sunday nights to “Roxy's et istant batteries! Just a/ through the shaft, but this is not | ‘ance. the set functions as an ordi-|seribed and paid fpr the service of| packed in an individualyenvelope,| tion, Technics ”" A loud speaker is connect. | Stations Easily *)")%° igpcvonl es «5 necessary for the successful oper-| ary regeherative circuit. As the |the station operating on the wave| affording protection for \its pol- |. Syheol, <-nanas with the White House set, so cheaply by our plans. Thousands cetting | @tion of the receiver. If sufficient|™umber of turns in the plate coil! jength to .which the instrument ished surfaces. On the envelope Seattle, Wash. tg “all the Prager. famsiiy’ meee stations from 300 to 1000 miles with this | slack is allowed, the leads may bej4re increased and the resistance of } peing purchased is adjusted. For; are printed suggestions for laying |‘ ee babs t en i An outside aerial type receiver Changes are very inexpen- ‘un directlv he } ‘ithe rid leak i ing sod a’ high } . ; out cutting and drilling It is itteburg, Pa.” : i " F vue sive-~frequently less thar a dollar. Seng | "2" Girectly to tae panel withou © Bria teak is increased a hightevery broadcasting station he; oe, : '—-How a tree to the porte cochere scif-addressed, ehvelope TODAY for de- interfering with the turning of the; Pitched squeal becomes audible. | wishes to hear he pays separately. available in two different cdlors— aan A 5. an inside loop is also provided tuiled- information. rotor. indicating the presence of the iy cete are sealed. and Govern- black and mahoganite. Radion is WCRI a Lebnherr-Barton Radio Co aap | - | i ; Se as ans ne Soe oe a) ae ; ee reception. A new broadcasting A . This feceiver is nicely suited for Supcer-regenerajive action. rhe ment .inspectors investigeha and | hen-porous, non-absorbent, warp Rush, Bem 150 N. Markyt St., Wichita, Kansas ' f “4p . + + IMSE elie ; ‘sti : : : iy | WQAC—Gish iving set is being instaitled on portable use, and to this end is|tone of the squeal may be con- ¢heck up-the subseribers to see | Pesisting, permanent, may be easily, ice. EE : presidential yacht “Mayflow- — trolled by the variable grid leak | ten; seals have not Been tampered quickly and accurately moulded, | rillo, Tex. 24. sap so that during the P ent’s and should be made so high that it 34) . machimed, drilled, cut. thréaded, Seven “Sign & reg iis practically f swsdibilitv asx fia , : engraved, stamped, sanded and pol- Call Station, y trips on the Potomac, ture Vlada eT) 5 eM revent airplane “radio” tele- ree eee nares Coola, without | =2ci—Nasisnal Gi ng parties may “listen in.” | When this has been done the set none tests, messages have been re- ‘ ee aoe ve St. Louis, Mo.) _ Eve ithi ai dl ‘ jis in its best operating condition. | wgiveg on land from a WU. S. mail danger of chipping. This insulat- | KMC—Lindsay, we eas bes Venn a =e “THE AIR IS FULL OF THINGS YOU SHOULDN'T MI38” | | plane at ached anaes ing material is also made up into| “$BR—%a n ge se wen ork haa _____—CADVERTISEMENT | aneneia : sockets, variometer rotor forms, | woAL—we he . ad es satan Cool- mame (C57 . dials and switch knobs with set|_ Groves, on the air, as well as those of Y ARPS \ i] The various stations are practical- 1 W PG—Nushawsg late President Wilson and ex- j Sis ‘ah ene n | screws for condensers, switches and |" j,,0n O ] a SS ly Auned in by means of the con- rheostats. WOAH —-Brock ident Taft. Of the Cabinet Y m Poe | denser and the’ antenna coil, and ee wat r he W Lexington, K nbers, Secretaries Weeks, Wal- Y, . e uis— the other adjustments are made to f Sad a a, § . ay and Wralem Work and Davis have spoken other low voltage tubes has made ; WRC, and Secretary Hughes give the best signal. A slight re- fcon Lambert's “DX” Crystal Hookup is practical the successful operation SSE GQ qa hringing in concerts from stations up to| adjustment of the antenna con- ‘ - | been broadcast by WCAP. 1000 miles away. You don't need Tubes! denser may be necessary after the|°f Fracio sets without the use of/ .4i4~),, } Secretary of Commerce Hoover, | ' Ts: tteri ~ - Ser . “<5 TN “et ; ; . y , y : r ‘ B? eM —* re ; : ge ~ yohggy d mre yy te ey super-regenerative condition has the troublesome storage battery. and 2000 urs at a am! } so-called “foster father” © - RERT. 5°26 Seuth Velutsia, Wichita. Kan. substitute for storage qatterices m Ss whieh consumes: trol of radio and the deer may be operated « Ny SS ~ . ~ SS Whi Yj Wl 4 Yyy Uf HY Y/ ; Yy : the operation of these tubes, "1s hat since its adminis- 4 | | proved unsatisfactory because (‘3/4999 jours. two anes n falls within the scope of his life is comparatively short and al- hours, etc.. from thea folio. But he is also an exceed- ways uncertain. Thomas A. Edi-| myig ag well overun . good “fan,” having a recelv- son, In:c., have made available fer radio uU®e a battery having voltuze characteristics perfectly suited to the WD-11 and WD-12 tubes ‘td with an extraordinary long and certain life. These batteries «ure tof his own at home. So far not spoken via the ether. er son is also an ardent use by the average rag and the equivalent of% dry celly. At the e life, when the_batte it may be restored condition by replact and solution—a simp pensive operation, be’ we eee | - hg Secretary of State owns a ng set and listens in fre- uy, deriving a good deal of and fun from broadcast ns, he says. mough the Postmaster-Gen- no set of his own, Mrs. ow has one, and it is understood t both she and the Postmaster- \ e ie , 9 NN SSS a SSS SY SS — <a SS SS XS . ~~ SS ~~ ~ 'S* |] ANNOUNCING THE | Yellow Tip | Micrometer Adjusting S Beautiful is not the word for it. My Man- hattan Loud Speaker reproduces musical pro- grams exquisitely. The tone is remarkable.” The Concert Modulator enables you to adapt — Crystal y) the Loud Speaker to various conditions at the | radio panels an ndt Yy time of use, so that splendid: rcception is | I) os] Yy always possible. | etector the leading m ee YY ’ | See receiving sets Bi Y It’s Fixed—Yet Adjustable | ~. Price $9.00 Rejavenates the Old Crystal SS SS MANHATTAN The Loud Speaker with the Concert Modulator” MANHATTAN ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., Inc. Seld by Se . 3, Mo. leading retai lers Makers of tix famous Red Seal Dry Batteries Price $25 With Pacent Ping ~" ~*~ ~ ~*. . with loud speaker s. White, iy an Nah) eee. atch. deen, So. Dak. Like this ~4 quality and perfect tacts bullt to yg od highest Quality, “y bominal and fair Manufactured and AIR-WAY a 3 Wonder Set of Radio ‘*Getting Pacific coast stations str Set—Ideal for Reflex Circuits It finds the sensitive spot in a moment and keeps it until you change the adjustment again. It is simple—there is. nothing to wear out or get out of order. The greatest improvement ever cffected in the Orystal Detector! It increases the power and ficxibility of your set. No. 2 j Universal $9.50 Volume In Receiving To -secure satisfactory vol-] ume the chats oe | set is often] forced, causi istortion and} unpleasant quality in broadcast} speech and music. Phones give} Holtzer-Cabot maximum) volume and make it] unnecessary to force the re-} ceiving set. | Write Department E for Book-| let “What You Should Know About Radio Reception.” THE HOLIZER-CABOT ELECTRIC COMPANY 6161-65 South State St., Chicago, Ill. 2 ;

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ath, sya -" ; Tare 7c: 4 ee he 4x - : . ee ae " ae : : e oS \ Mex Pe , ae > of Ls OL? Lae Bere Grae. RAS, PE ae Sy PR RS RG, CREE Pg 7 “s , — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci rculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED #};§ ~ ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADIO F FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT OY pecs Will Appear on KSD Studio F o Programs During the Coming Week | : All dirt. dust and excess — be carefully — ene —-_——— --~—- Se —— - - — — mm = except Ping (MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Allen and Florence Mathie. Fan Should Know’ bala , Saturday, March 22 a = - — ee - mett Reynolds. S. J 8:30 P: M.—Missouri Theater Wednesday, March 19 Orchestra concert and specialties 1 ' 6:30 P. M.—Program of Abergh's Concert Ensemble, Arne Arnesen. broadcast direct from the theate Violinist, broadcast direct from Hotel Statler. COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE POSTPONED FOR TWO MONTHS Unsettied Conditions in Mexico Oity and Incomplete Agendas Given ase Reason. The Inter-American Electrical Communication Conference, set for March 27 in Mexico City, was post- poned until May 27. at a meeting of the Pan-American Union in Washington. This action, it is reported, was agreeable to the 21 countries interested, for several reasons. Unsettlied conditions ‘n Mexico and the fact that some of the member countries have not yet completed their agenda are un- derstood to be among the reasons for postponement. One of the most important sub- jects to be discussed at the confer- | FRANK HEAD~ CLARPWETIST ence is the use of radio in the. Tube Socket. oe a SSN = — 2 ir t tube socket wil) ! 3 Af oN ae a Western Hemisphere and the re-| os ws aa nts trouble Makéd I= 5 ee Pi Se ea Sag ts Fag ee Rae ae latiéns between these two fee de tae . , : oe Shenae ata pO ee | conti- | nents and the Old World. An All- American agreement is hoped for, | and this would in turn be present- | ed at the world conference at’ Paris, when that general ~aaea His assembled. Under direction of the Depart- ment of State, committees, com- posed of representatives of the ; | .1540 hKrOlr—RNohrer Eda, tric Co... Merehfield Ore .1250 KFOU—Bbe Radio ~~; . Portland. (ire wre terests, with a view to preparing 2a thoroughly considered agenda for the United States delegation at the coming communication confer- ence. The Navy is taking an active part in these deliberations. Capt 8S. W. Bryant, U. 8S. N., who has just re- turned from the Near East, has been assigned to temporary duty) in the office of Naval Communica- | tions, in connection with this work. Origin of Some Electrical Terms. Some of the terms used in elec- tricity and radio are parts of the names of the earlier experimenter. Examples of these are volt, after Volta: the ampere, after Ampere; the oh®™, after Ohm; the farad, aft- er Faraday. CARMICHAEL Me WHiTaEG PHOTO MARGURITE RENO °”* **”" SOPRANO tL {31 acr teve~ ant Presbyterian (arrech Richmond va ~.% 1000 irTnZ— Nobie © Vaieen. India LDO- s are t Tm Da ». Loo vided Ma i niversiiyv of shee Fr ip" Ven? “ii r lis- lone, » fre-— — AJies ‘n recent (far) Transferred Class “>” WUAQ— Henwood Ma. (lh Corp.,, Shreveport, agard § WYN Mobe! Radio (Cluh. Kets | krol—tLeslic M. Scha nd- bush, Marengo. Ia. Moore c -. do hn or tow dll. double . aoe en $1.75 workrite ey heey buzzers., lhe: gy a8 cape, 1 mre Gyre =f wire, package of eo crystals, standard caps, solid geid a $4 Will oe o BUY $2.00 Cattes inductance switch, 2 Carter $1.00 double be silk-covered wire, 10-point walnurt fixed cryteals spiral vernier variable rheostats 1 o Class “j Zz . 3 .1190 ly “Hig 1 Schoo! Mob’! v. Mo. i” 9 24g © i. MISS DORIS LATOWSKY VIOLINIST Kk FON—Echophone usbar Shop, Lone Beach tion. KPFOP—Willson Conetruct ian (‘o.. Tallas. Te .11°0 con- Kh POO—Ora Wi His n J hai ‘ eellor Calveston. 1250 en KPOR—David A its ni “4 » @ nd cirw ‘0 David | Pris 239 yeany, ee ete to listen in on special occa Mrs. Coolidge frequently | to church” on Sabbath after- via the ether, and is said to in Sunday nights to “Roxy's | " A loud speaker is connect- | General listeh In when important } with the White House set, so | speeches and good programs are on il the executive family may | the air. in. An outside aerial runs} a tree to the porte cochere an inside loop is also provided reception. A new broadcasting set is being installed on hl) OT—ollege }4 Ladin C'ub,. Wiehiin. Kan 1200 ~Davie Fo ectrien | SOL an lh | i. pplicd l‘ornoration. la Ih roN tien ma F505) 7.1 sf Te hnical ichoeol «*naha KrPR—Ed4v' . Seattic. Wash | WCRF— Paul } Pittsburg. Ta. — I'WCBG—Moward § liams. PascaRoula. fportabie) We RI—Nico)' Rush, Remis, —Tenn WOQOAC—Gieth tadio & eer ee eee = ee ee 60 HOOK-UPS NEUTRODYNE ERLA-REFL r. x call $2.00 val Columbia duo-lateral . iy 20 ernier taps, $2.50 ag arresters, $1. p+ grade Secretaries Work of Interior and ceanes “nh ; io Melion of the Treasury have no sts of their own, although the for- ; mer supervises the use of radio in the Bureau of Mines and in > solderette, plug, bakelite enamel 6x12 or 7x12, y 25 Saturn plug, detectors with erystal, Slider crystal sets, WV estinghouse Duncan re. ‘Dy 2: (Gash "les eA ma 1280 in 1 chvenry. oof, 1 scVen “Sign ow” ard M thout | : ouls presidential yacht “Mayflow- fh” go that during the President's any trips on the Potomac, future ng parties may “‘listen in.” one within ra@io radius of ! the | Geological Survey, and the ovned in the coast guard. ’ Secretary | Work is interested and has spoken | from WRC, but Secretary Mellon | MS. WESLEY BECKER CONTRALTO ——_— - - '-311000 lours iwo tubes ~fery ad at- hours. eic.. from the small ba e » Ed! - | This is well over a three le fer use by the average radio ef diaz >" land the equivalent of a great ed to | dry eclie. At the end of HA life. when the battery is @ and) it may be restored to its) ure! condition by replacing the;e and solution—a simple : pensive operation, easily vlat- into Torims, h set and has refused several times to have a try at broadcasting. | Radio plays a practical part in = —=— distributing weather and crop data for the Agricultural Department, and Secretary Wallare has a set in his home. He has talked over the air on one or two occasions. One| of his divisions in the department | has, an interesting exhibition of radio receiving sets. The Labor Department-until re- cently was frequently “on the air,” and Secretary Davis has himself, spoken on several occasions. He OWNS a set and is also interested in Le ce Kaer Co... ington and New York has ~ the voice of President Coo!l- on the air, as well as those of ® late President Wilson and ex- mt Taft. Of the Cabinet ra, Secretaries Weeks, Wal- Work and Davis have spoken WRC, and Secretary Hughes ® been broadcast by WCAP. ~: of Commerce Hoover, so-called “foster father" of Padlo, is eepecially interested in the pepirel of radio and the decrease f interference, since its adminis- fala within the scope of his | But he is also an exceed- fgeed “fan,”’ having a receiv- tefhis own at home. So far not spoken via the ether. son is also an ardent a ee ee UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. St. Louis’ Leading Radio Store GREAT RADIO satel Of All Kinds of High-Grade Equipment at Greatly Reduced me ame | CROSLEY ACE V| CROSLEY The well-known type V receiver, ACE AM PLi FIER capable of receiving over dis- : tances of 1000 miles. No stor- og ean wn mee te add eage battery required; highly cf- | Loud Speaker: works especially well ficient. Popularly With Cresiey Ace V, priced at 18.00 CRYSTAL SETS HEADPHONES a 6.00 Se Sas SPECIAL PRICES ; Me os: “YELLOW TIP” Micrometer Adjusting LONG DISTANCE CRYSTAL DETECTOR it's Be Sinad—oet $2. 00 We guarantee this Crystal Detector te be the best on the market © Special . 5 riety iuerauiep ON ANY | emer” |) | ar ta io es ls es a ap and fon WILL IMPROVED YOUR SET 100%: | ALL Soldering PEERLESS COILS ‘ ie tested and warranted to | FOR... ey ee a satisfaction. , A'S | Ss reters, climinating all wart- BURGESS “B” BATTERIES Large Size, 22'2-Volt, $1.69 ~ eran | large size. $1 RY —— 45- 22 \%-volt $1. 49 uar-6-¥ ac 45- Ray SUPPLY < ©. ms | : %. 6th i { Bet. Olive and Pine '

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ORES INE CY OPT ope To aad e = > ee te i — in Tew. =m “i FR Ae ar om . . * res pe Pr teat, - — * ; ~ ae NAT oe Mella Ty Eh LR I OT peer en - te ie iad 4 aes - be Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS All gveries must be accompamec by the oame and ad@dress cf the writer. tae Ge ‘Ceaarnget. 1874 A. Which are reteé at LOO or mere ya , an ond gine are of 1060 watt, “iné of «> asmembied se How . are embitions to enteriain Y Priel world This ong-die- operation” £ breedeagting ie «xiending the a of the English language mate- ger use in March, : ~ large set went “on the air le possible. em some think tM y9e0 ie, thet iMhinm the apace of Dale oniverss! language through «~§ o | aee of the raedio-phone. Com- a €7 1 ap@ asneteur redie teie- meesager tn PEngiielh alec conmideratic infivence upon growing use of our language TMvliie Sloraege wetlery ae Latin be the mnguage of the tor a Crosler receiver” H and professions: German. A Yes . 10 ee? vores mined by experimen GO Wi) « common 6-volt rw Radic memmgrs telegraphed taking off a tap fror . Becording to Serretary 1. E emeore of the Governmenta’ -Gepartmenta! Fiadio Commiit- ee ee oe - —_ - —oe : mon in Europe todas 4, Whittemore n (reat Pritain * A@erican broadcaxting stations many times as Twrmerenus af im any other countrr. and eet of these stations are more Powerful than Foreign .oice trans- miitters, Linked inte an al!-En- w bere those of any other foreign countrr Poeeeanons en extendive meting pet carrying the An- — werd around the world Predicted. Am internatione) lan- will heave to be developed if sland or the so-calied univeren! rive bere when lengueg=s. Leperanto or Ido will tert puffice, Mr. Whittemore pointe the otber hand, when tt is & p. m on our Atlantic comst. it is 1 a. m™ ~ Trensoves ni recention of tf in Londen cante begen we eat and walt until this heur . Rew almost evers os eh ene or two Briti«h stations heave enn stations “are heard in they have @ good chaneve oe a ~ ale > Bngiusd and Vrance American some of the big Atpemckn ‘rans they are transmitted. after when gations have aleo been reported in mitters Haws!) Bresdcasting from the The wery fect that they listen tz Gietes ie heard regularly tn Alaska, “over there” is #! owt by the rapid and every once in &@ wille the ar eprenad of the popularity of owr eongs and rusic ment ofa pregram comer mre popular Cistant pointe in Beouth Aime » bros d The “Ranana Song” has tea. aL pPregre tr broadcast from ©. tetended fer the Arctica Wee reported having been received in Ramon. «& querte? way round the Werld. and alee one from Loe An Oeics. A Troy (K. Y.) «tation had heard in New Zealand The Viritieh Broadcasting Co. im native tongue t Diritein hese. on several oc- Gresser, however, and Casions picked wp American pro- ™mentse may soon have to be rnade ' @rame Guring the past two monthe in a language understood tround rebroadcast them for the bene. the world, if we are to exten! the in Engiand and a corrupted form is known in Germany Music, for- tunmatels for international broad- casting. * written in a wniversa! form. and is understeced if nor nl Speeches anc nad- amnoUnc -- of orvetal-eet owners in the score of broadcatting ‘hae tar hb isles On Feb. b. the en Boome “tations. heard in foreirr program of KDKA «st Kast Sountries or adjacent to interna- Pa... was so received and o6. Puvrepean fans do not ter announcements tn two lan- le rely wren their bome ete. Sages for the benefit of their iist- but ales pick up what is ©Drrs — frem neighboring coun. It is only natura! that for Amer- Trice. Distances being lew be. ‘Can broadcast reception Atinericrn- SWeen capitals abread. interna- "®6¢ apparatus is sought abroat — radic breadcasting ie com- ®°° Dearly every week requests for radio appartuse. data and catalers are received by the Departmen! of Commerce. Many overseas see! to become agents of American manufacturing firms and the De- Ppartmnpent is ferced te keep a Ife of such requests for reference. Jurt now Italy is seeking receiving sets eultable for reception on rave lengths from 400 to 600 and 40° to 4000 meters, and ranges from 10 to 2000 miles. Calle have also been received recentiy from Brazi!. Por- tugeal, Bweden,. New Zealand and Auvetratia for terles. Some countries are already Jealous of American sets and have probibited its importation or im- posed high tariffs to protect home- tnade sets STILL GOING - +. A few more of our many good buys © &. Lb. Vaertebte : , aa... 3. Cee) See ee Bee: Se 911500 ose akae. oe $1.00 | Westinghouse Vacarcsla Loud $12.50 ; Met S560. for er Mehwariee SOQ ohm | Herodphene.— in Snan. oes ) ‘ Melded Maketiie Varteo- 57.08 te 64.50 Giiied or Denane Antic Trane- 99 59 | repeal a eine Game Speaker; tet 63088 ..... hon eect se Copper 4-tube Radic “i Set; on bescbeard ~. Beceiver. with detecter : list 875 $33.75 Paereages A- Giese Many of the 661 brosdcae’- receiver bovk-up courc a" ter* the: offen the more connec 3) 1 soet cases fi is. Man, : : bs : ig eations, however, sre not mat- *6 (*) 12 DO eo is by tions there are, the less the resist sz ; 4 mprove Ler resu: ’ : tified with tramemitting redio pro- EE pitt ' oi iomee.| nce there is in the greunc cr grams throughwut t ie No . t Tree’? cons z — . —pe - — — ee Brus : yer * 4 ‘hae terrrer crt é + rr rjenry . : 7 : : '- - eo . » — 7"? |e. a. % ; +4225 > _ * e en er and 7 Th (er ae * ed } iw T i a 7 . a4 - — ™ - continert. Sewe o the 66 “fs af the réceiver. ané + greater its . te tr w tueny moethbods belore ULIpor —poweret Class F siationa a!) “—T ah edie | receiving renre efficiencs can be offeipec Wits 20) GQ is > which does not use an aerial iong has KED been in L. FB a Tes Communicate with Jdeslers whose names appear in ad- vertiserments elsewhere on ‘his pare | tc *he WHD-1l cons liered a peanut” tube? £. MG. ~ & Te Y Wheat are the ce }etters and wave length pf the Pacific Coast broadcasting st2Uu0n 4 f meterr language of eoence and five-volt trpe is upped in the set Q T burnes opt » WD-12 tube Greach. of diplomacy, so Englixh j¢ “peanut” tubes are used. only can vou tell me where I can heave become the speech of com-!iwo of the six volts should be i repaired, and the cost? L.G. Z sane commerce used. This can be arranged bb; A. A@vertisements of dealers ilies tum on Wations have fa- cross-connecters of the battery found of he rac pares of the half "ay rownd the world Make aure however ny sl @eling Ser Aa Poet -Diepatch. The cost and raeGio brosécasting. .ar, 9 volimete: before connect- ‘. = iene ¢: | ly 2 ouaerter of the die- ing the tube o : LbOowU , oti dies sitesi - q. Peas seta, turers n* a ww! a the Arrmetrong ents —J. XN regenerative pat- A. .Communicate with the Radic Corporation of Americag New York City, in regard to Armstrong fe- generative circuit rights ©. (1) What resistance shouilc the rheostat for a *“peanut” heve” ) As . Fe , Angio-Sax r = patent be taken oul tor & song -o A Tes but it is contrary to the = 7 s a“ “* “ ” _ m Ys ho oe > "» j . . Mi . ©, vi; © 1 P . —a a ; heck-Up 4 =» * sf 3% = BT 6erw — “gre rt es aT d ir ~* Gila | Sl ' fo 3 KV t a2" ee cen ca‘ é a) temce crysis ; ms? 2 7 es *- yt - on 2 — . - ”~ - . - ; e Around the W orig wane of [eee © try wh ge. = mag 2h"s + ~ £ - unc i= t) Expected if Open Soon. | - _ A eg speaker 10 work setisfectoriir Fe" «a, e*f er as the separnat c cTYs-2) set” Hi. ba Sroundc tor a. & - er ,¢ . it Americas keep radio 1:7 properiy attuned on the afternoon will hegr the Wales talking across the 4 - > 7 : . of March 18 the oceam™’ on the subject of the creat Gritiech empire exhibition. > > . . . > he is president “ time. which is 3 o clock in the aft-/j; ernoon in St. Louis, and will point the attractions which exhibition American Visitors. Efforts are being made to com- plete the high-powered broad@ast- or less a hobby of mine, the three which will operate on a Pregrams we cave from the Oma- Img si.ation wavelenzsth of 1600 meters just ouf™ ha station led us to believe that, id - eta ba i? —7?) + th re a +> rat a! > 7 3 : ; d Side i0Dndon. so it will be working ere are thousands who enjoy c im time to transmit the 2s kilowatts, or 16 times the power of the present English sending sta- Wome The idea of the new station is to inadequate!ls served by the British broadcasting reac? arr ae noyT - bi 7” oof -_ B.A WOT se¢TsS a Th uit > : > .- > Pele if Le tt nitied have no Cifficulty in hearing Lon- when this station is Gon distinct in operatior GOVERNMENT LIST OF STATIONS: New and Revised Lit Pabliched in | Radio Service Bulletin. A revised and up-to-date list of aii broadcasting stations licensed bs the Government appears in 7} £ e March issue of the Departmen: of (-ommerces “Fiadio Service Bu The February isspe of about °' which contained the first complete ist of stations broadcasting eTrilerlainmrment since last June. was almost imrme- exhausted, and at the re- quest of the Public Printer the list is repeated in the March iseve and diately 06.000 copies ordered Amother featur« number is a history of the develop- ment of events listed in ch The yearly Service Bulletin is 25 single copies ic each . > Efficemt “DX” Tuning. Get Into the habit ef using the »* cif the radio vith important ronologica! order. cents a year head phenes when tuning in a sta- tien before turning on the loud speaker It is easier to comtrol the regeneration in this war and lense equealiing v be tranmemitied o -~*? *> ‘= into ine ai Tubes Repaired Send Tebes te be repaired te our ONLY St. Lewis repreecatative—th VELLSTOSN RADIO CO. * (Sigucd) ty Radio Tube Corporation Burnt-Out or “ Broken Tubes Repaired Absolutely Equal to New Tubes Any Type— One Price 2 3S —— FULLY ebanestintel Represceted ia St. Leuis br Wellston Radio Co. 1479 HODIAMONT Cabany 9563-W ANNOUNCING 2 te Crosley Receivers! Super XJ ~ $65.00 Super VI $29.00 Minimum reradia tien. Increased range. velume end «selectivity. teeer perates regenerative and superdyar patent circuits IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON Freed-Eisemann Nectrodynes SR-S Eeceivers $158.00 Recets ers .. 30.00 Ne. 108 $24.00 iestruction Bewk S100 CROSLEY RECEIVERS A. H. GREE re (RIVERS CRs “yn 50 OF CRe $138.¢0 R-1% S1 75.90 CR-14 $11¢.e0 ATLAS, MUSK MASTER | DES, BALDWIN. MAGNATOX LOUDSPEAKERS. EVEREADY ‘A’, 3’, C SATTERIES Complete Sinck Paris and Supplies Dealers and Agents—WWrite Us Today - LINZE = ‘NEITHER CLASSICAL MUSIC JAZZ TO BE SENT OUT BY KFNFE Bt BUILT IN ENGLAND NUSIAStiA thelr eare and receiving sets of which " - 7 : about * p. z Londor holds for Prince's Deect Tt tat il epeech be new station will use iple-tube States shoul4 eréer any Long Speeches, Elocstion and Child Prodigies Also in Barred iia Announced by New Station. The Henry Field Seed Co.. Shen- andoah, Ia.. recently opened their >00-watt Class “A” broadcasting Station. The wave-length assigned is-266 meters, and the call is KFXNF. Storage batteries supp!) the current instead of the motor generator nar jazs®= heavy long speeches, eclocution, fiens.” tien of 5578. Aerial for spectei at least twice a year. Wednesday 36 to $3 p. m.i3 brash and gasoline. Genera! and Saturdays from 7 | Sacred song services, Sundays from 6:30 T> 7:38 p.m. Noonday con- certs, 12:30 to 12:55 p. ™m. eacn Gay. Special features, from timeja lot of energy to leak off to time as announced aerial to the ground. Speaking of his new station, Mr F¥eld saia from every state in the Union re- sponded with telegrams and let- | new wire. concerts, lators t© . tes. we have decided to put in our own station where we could give | folks as toech as they wanted. fn | so far as possible, we are going to. classical music. | child | prodigies and over-use of dedica- _ . —S . - a Ts Siating their appreciation oOo: - our Pregrams. which consisted en- tirely of Sid-fashioned music While 0)4-fashioned music ts more | «he forgotten songs as we du, and with} > = - ; ~~) : 2 view of keeping these old memro-j; ‘WE REPAIR. 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For latest reflex circuits, write for fyee copy of Erla Bulletin No. 16 Electrical Research Laboratories ~ 2505 Michigan Avenue, Chicago —— ee Seee + -_ aS ee we an o -— a saeiines autiaenen é . " . ailedititeetedie eae ee ee AO ate. ~ — — 7 Se Ee ee —s ‘lwemen hare health through the Night and Thy Rest Camp et 9500 Sevth Bread- | The 1929 census figures show | Shenandoah, Ia. to have a popula-_| usual An outside aerial should be in-) pli | In- | smeir operating schedule is aS" suletors covered with soot and dirt | should be cleaned thoroughly with | A larer of! soot on the aerial, along the insu- | the pulley and thence to ithe pole or other supports, allows! the! If/it can be! avoided, if would be a good irvest- “Thousands of people; ment to replace the corroded and blackened aerial wire with brigh: — - “- SAA OS 8 tlie sg TTT TT Ty yt - 5 . 4 J { oe at A ca. Ao" $17,290 Spent Last Ycor ig Hestor- ing Girk © More than 1000 girls and young been restored to war, according to the eleventh an- nual repert of the Camp C smmi:- tee announced yesterdays. The camp. established im 1913 does not accept ems cirl who her tuberculosis. It takes gcgitts an! wornen incapacitated for work an PE Re te BUCK’S Gas Ranges rtunity to buy this BU S all-white porcelain Gas ge, with full-size oven for $790 The above is Jessi cur of the many bargsins which |||; | Ab eR 8 room ose teoeeeeee «= As a special attraction, we offer this magnificent Sgme ite this week, in two-tone Ame % consists of handsome bow-end bed, chifforette, 7am and a beautiful full-size vanity dresser. om. this Set will be delighted with it. al my "4 = @ day in ¢595 2 little steam the “crooked Cumberland Any | BRUNSWrceckK ART : ft sise...... 99019 1 2- MANHATTAN BRUSSELS RUGS; 9x12-f. ee ~~ $16.50 MADISON AXMINSTER RUGS; 9x12-ft. in es $39.50 RUG BAR ped at Dover Landing.“in T on a dejected woman and ™. The woman was Mrs. Saluda as Of Samuel Lee and sister-in-law oe sim Lee who founded the Lee . but life at Dover had Since her husband's death s0ing down to Clarksville, of ber world, ia sopes of WALTONA 9x1 2-ft : size cst ee eens 7 P bear tied up at the Clarks /ille Lee and her three dau®hters extension table. five side chairs It is the Tuder period and imcludes buffet, china ‘ match—ell im American walnut finish A *ad there begins, for the _— *. the amazin = life story. _ om a New York jury has ! me Lee. but who says sf ‘s B Lee. Sister of Samvuveila Lee. wrx. by finding that they are the = Beverly D. Harris, former vice ™ the National Otty Bana of Noe = & lie and has put upon her the > 6 A~ aie ané ere arm very

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sd. mt —_ mato ‘through the treat fresh air and Good ¢ them to usefulness. girls were discharged as. fit, after an average pe dence of three months and each. One young woma -5 pounds in two monthe a4 The camp was built by . lement M.* Seaman in | it supported now culosis ®Bociety of oe pe 1923 it cost $17,299. 94 to of which amount $4351.96 . ceived in board Kn ' ” is Forward to Havi l-Furnished Home 7 her have a comfortable, pleasa antage of BUETTNER’S |, on dependable housefurnj. Arranged on Any Purchens’ AND DEMONSTRATION | GIBSON’S _ PORCELAIN-LINED D THis beautifully finished. frigerator has one- -piecs célain Jining and is }fitt with solid . brass, nile plated hardware. It Is : specially priced. e offer this sinaredi eset aa. piece two-tone American walnut finish. w-end bed, chifforette, roomy Vanity dresser. Any woman who | with it. BARGAINS ALTONA RUGS; bs 2-ft. size KATONAH SEAMLESS VEL VET RUGS; $29.08 9x12-ft. size PALISADE FRINGED VET RUGS; S$ 45. Sxl2-ft. size ' ww. —_—* -—~/ss @& om f meee care ? ee <A ad includes buffet, china closet, ua e chairs and one arm dining ch no walnut finish A very special Vv® ae Arranged on Any Purchase b. : * fom Patienty, . | tiner’s_ ashington Av. at. Ninth 5t pa Eli Raynor Entered the Storv ff SUG FA a Slit, hdd 444) OT eS / LLM Wt S74 OE ee Ew Yjijjes Vi seiuainanalia GY / ae, 4 I) Yip 7 Yy y Voll Yyyyp Uf OE. Yy Yt ¥Y = Wlabaltll Wildl Ul MM a “iy *4 yr. , «x = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MM LL APL _* anal” y Mf Ss 7 7 Y Wy Mh) y a WA f “phy PU yA % rng ao Missy, YH ifs /. i. " “seapecenesoes + =e" one ST, LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNIN G, MARCH 16, 1924. PAGES 21-24 mker’s Wile Fah =a § verdit That ie Stor ot Her Life MUTIFUL Is a Lie MRS. HARRIS’ PICTURE OF RESPECTABILITY pint ma MW TN io ww i photographs of Mrs. Bever! Lee and got Samuella Lee, Eli Raynor’s jury. ee YU WMMMCUYMMM CC. AUMLMULLLLLLLOLLLOLOOM LO oo % j W: D. Harris, whose contention that she was “girl,” has been rejected by a to Glear Her Name of the Stigma That Her Identification as py “Girl” Has Attached to It, Will Depend Largely on ebility to Produce the Sister, Samuella Lee, Whom She De- s Exists, and Thereby Prove That She Herself Was Not the » Lee” Known to the Memphis Underworld. f Na ohh . §93 a little steamboat came crooked Cumberland and pec - Dover Landing,‘in Tennessee, On a dejected woman and three Jit- £ The woman was Mrs. Saluda Ann Lee, Samuel Lee and sister-in-law of) the Lee who founded the Lee line of » but life at Dover had been hard Since her husband’s death and now ™ going down to Clarksville, the me- i of oe world, in :opes of bettering tied up at the Clarksville wharf iL Lee and her three dau&hters weut there begins, for the purpose of weve, the amazing life story of the sveem a New York jury has named ma Lee, but who says sie ‘s Kleator Sister of Samueila Lec. wey, by finding that they are the same ly D. Harris, former vice »resi- am P National Oity Ban« of N:« Yors =’ President of the Monsanto Chemical St. Louis was deceived, has_declared ing the river towns, probably a steamboat gambler, too, but that is not material. « At intervais he came down the crooked Cumber- land and stopped at Clarksville and visited his customers there and went away on the next boat. He came to_know Mrs. Saluda Ann Lee there and when she lay dying she called her daughter Rosha, now Mrs. J. W. Corder of Indianola, Miss., and told her that Eli Raynor was the father of the child who ‘had been born a few, months before and christened Eleanor Elaine Lee. -After the woman’s death the children were scattered. Samuella, about 8 years old then, was taken into the home of Mrs. Mary C. King, now at Battle Creek, Migh., but she had not been well trained and Mrs. King found her difficult to manage and after a while she sent Samuella to a Nashville orphanage. Eleanor was taken to the home of ~ her uncle, Frank Harris, at. Indianola, Miss. That is, if there was an Eleanor, which is denied and jhe denial of which was accepted by the jury as truth. But Frank Harris’ wife, now Eleanor Elain Lee’s story of Mrs. Alice Harris Pace of Indianola, says she belie and has put upon her the short- remembers the_day her husband brought his willful and wayward Samuella Lee. * Harris, under the sfixma of the - still fights for her vam? and @ she will search until she finds the | Whose sins she now suffers Sway be that Samuella, if Mrs. Harris emuella, seeing that her holding aloof ther sister undeserved loss of hame » Will come forward now and offer * sacrifice to obtain a setting aside sister's 10-months-old child to’ her and de- clares that she reared the child. Samuelia, after her orphanage days, went to Memphis and became a telephone girl. She afterward was wayward and there was testi- mony that Raynor became interested in her and she was spoken of as “Raynor's gir!.”’ “Uncle Eli” Sent Her to School | * ¥erdict and the rehabilitation of __— a 7 . Ann Lee, after the Clarksville Wad provided temporary as- for herself and her children at the edge of Clarksville and » ehe supporting herself and ome could, ~~, May 19, 1896, mor Was a eantnia‘s man then, muk- ci ee Samuella, he says, told. him about his sis- ter, Bleanor Elaine, down at Indianola, and asked him to go down and see her. And so it happened that on a day in 1905, Eleanor Eldine, if there is such a person, a carefree girl of 10 then, was playing in the yard, mak- ing mud pies, and her Aunt Alice came to the door and called her in and told her that Uncle Eli Raynor had come to see her and washed her face and made her presentable, and she. was introduced, as she said in her : a " - ~ SN SY WO AAANAS SAAN At the top of the page are four views of pression of her as she appeared as a dancer testimony; ‘to the tallest man I! think I have ever seen.”’ She continued to jive at the home of her aunt until her sister, Rosha, was married two years later, she testified, and stayed with her sister a year at Indianola and then “Uncle Eli” sent her for two years to Rosebrier School, near Pasadena, Cal. Something at that time raised a question in her mind about her- parentage and her aunt informed her that Eli Raynor was her father. Eli Raynor has never admitted that he is the father of the woman who says she was that Eleanor Elaine Lee. When his deposi- tion was taken, to be used in the annulment suit, he was not asked in so many words, but he said he was not related in any way to the woman he had known and- provided for as Eleanor Elaine Lee. The inference he left was that he had taken an interest in her, as child and young woman, for the sake.of her sister, Samuella, and had tome to have a fatherly affection for her, which contnued through the years and was net destroyed, even, when the girl, contrary to his advice, marfied im 1915 Beverly D. Har- ris, who was more tan twice her age. There was testimony, when the marriage turned out badly and Harris was asking for annulment, that “Elia” Lee liyed at Memphis with Raynor, who conducted a gambling house there, and some say that “Ella” was Samuella and some say that she was Eleanor. Raynor says there was a Samuelia and ap Bleanor and that Eleanor sometimes came to Memphis to visit her sister. . (fs, MUA ‘ff / AF fA 4 4 J 4 s J WMAP WS * SS S HO Se oe Rs Niake Wry YU, Wtf Mrs. Harris taken in court at the recent hearing. Below is a close-up photograph and im- in a pageant. ‘ A In the role of “Uncle Eli,” Raynor cgn- tinued to provide for the girl who now calls herself Elaine until she blossomed. into very beautiful young womanhood and in tifat role he took her in the summer of 1914 to Eureka Mrs. Hosea Harris of Hamburg, Springs, Ark. ! Ark...was staying there.. On the day of her daughter's marriage she was sitting at lunch- eon alone and Elaine Lee came-and stood by her chair and. with sweet sympathy, said: “Your beautiful daughter has married and gone away.” In her loneliness the girl seemed, as Mrs. Harris afterward said, like an angel from heaven and she teok Elaine into her heart and was happy when the beautiful girl, in her pretty, affectionate way, called her “Auntie.” fd Heralded as a “True Blueblood” —_—_—— — Elaine became the constant companion of Mrs. Harris and when she had occasion to €0 to Houston, Tex., she persuaded Mrs. Harris to go along, There she was introduced to Congressman Jefferson McLemore orf Texas. Beverly Harris—not related to Mrs. Hosea Harris——was one of McLemore’s friends. He told Harris about “the most charming girl I ever saw in my life.” She was Miss Lee of the Lee family of Memphis, McLemore raved, “one of the truest bluebloods that you ever saw.”’~ He wanted Harris to meet her. But Harris was not interested then. Since the death of his first wife, 10 months after | their marriage in 1899, he had found solace in hard work and his duties with the bank were » | r ~ = then taking 15 to 18 hours a day. So he said, /‘Jeff, I wouldn’t be introduced to the Queén of England: right now, but some time later I'll meet Miss Lee.” Henry P. Hifiiard, a St. Louis banker, later told Harris Miss Lee was the most beautiful girl he had ever seen and insisted that he meet her. He was in Houston in 1915 and McLemore introduced him and he found her as beautiful as she had been represented. They sat on the mezzanine at the Rice Hotel and Elaine told him her father had died when she was an infant and she did not remember him, but after hf death her mother moved to Clarksville and sent her to school at Nasi ville. Harris was about 46 then and under the Southern girl’s spell he di with her the interest which hitherto, after the death of his first wife, he had given only to his ca- reer. He was in St. Louis in July of that year and a telegram came to him from Mrs. Hosea Harris. Elaine was ill at Mineral Wells, Tex., and wanted to see him. He went to see her and asked her to be his wife. She told him he must wait a year, but be pleaded for six months and she agreed. Ac- companied by Mrs. Harris, she came to St. Louls to tell “Uncle Eli” about it and esk his advice. Raynor objected to the marriage on account of the age of Harris, bat told her to do as she pleased. Harris returacd to St. Louis and urged an immediate marriage. So, on July 21, 1916, as she. testified, “we went out and got married” and a wedding trip through the West. IS. REJECTED BY 12 CHOSEN MEN| ¥ BEVERLY D. HARRIS, New York banker and president of a &t. Louis chemical concern, who now may i ceed with suit for annulment of his. on the ground that his .wife misr herself as a “pure and chaste young women. The girl, if she was Eleanor Elaine. Lee, was then 20 years old. If there is no Eleanor Elaine Lee and never was, and the bride of Beverly Harris was Samuella Lee, she was five or six years older. ‘ Harris Heard About Raynor's “Girl” Within two years there was trouble and finally, in 1921, a separation and an agree- ment that Mrs. Hartis should obtain a di She did not do so and threatened to. suit for $500,000 settlement. Harris, on. a business trip to » heard. something ». about Eli Raynor and “his girl.” That, an investigation which convinced Harris the girl he had married was Suella Lee. If she was she had falsely represented herself, prior to=the marriage, as a pure and chaste woman. He asked annulment on that ground, On $ife witness stand in New York, fight. ing for her good name, Mrs. Harris was asked if, prior to her marriage, she had t@id Harris that she was a pure and chaste woman. “1 made no such statement,” she answered. “He knew it and he knows it now.” Asked if she had ever had improper relg- tions with Eli Raynor she said, “I never and no one knows it better than thts tiff.” But she had not concealed from him cloud upon her origin. “I told born out of wedlock,” she had every reason to believe Ell my father.” Pathetically, if Blaine Harris is ella Lee, the efforts of her sister, Mrs. tu protect Elaine the stigma of macy contributed to apt ter verdict upon her the worse st misdoings. When, in mes ae wrote to her for information about ef her family in Dover, she wrote “{ know you are puzzied over of names we bad. Mrs. Harris i Ha li tf li é “ _ alle ss

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@ —-—) =P. 7 oa Oe aoe ee en PS OLS SPR See § ee ex li — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other eve ning newspaper COMBINED - a a et a OT ae ad OMEN IN NATION-WIDE DRIVE ON MEDIEVAL STATE ANS HAT BRAND THEM AS MAN'S TF Survey Conducted by National Woman’s Party in Every State Discloses More Than 50 Specific Instances in Which Women Are Discriminated Against by Stat- ute in Cases Affecting Labor, Business, Professions, the Home, Inheritance, Divorce and Prop- erty Rights. By a Special] Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. | WASHINGTON, March 15. ¥ the slavery of women in some Eu- ropean countries is a disgraceful thing to behold, a no less disgraceful thiag to behold is the slavery of men in the United States.” ; ‘So declares Julio Camba, popular Spanish author, in his recent study of America en- titled “A Year in the Other World.”’ He con- tinues: “Americans boast of having given woman her freedom, and truly they have done 60; but in order to free woman they have en- slaved man. What has happened is that wom- _ ap has taken over all the advantages of man’s position, while keeping at the same time all the advantages of woman's position. Thus, . while not doing any of the man’s work for iM him, she expects him to do & great deal of her work for her.” And in similar vein he ea to a vig- orous arraignment of social and economic evils prevailing in this country, most of which he lays at the door of woman suffrage and ; ; “morements” for wonren’'s rights. But to this Evropean’s picturization of male servitude in a land of competition between : ~—s« the sexes) comes an interesting reply in the ferm of a report by the National Woman's ‘Party on the natfon-wide survey conducted by that organization recently té determine the réal status of woman in her economic strug- gle, to discover if there is inequality between _the sexes sanctioned by law and, {ff there is, to find in whose favor the inequality lies. *o-. ’ 7 Abundant Evidence of Inequality That there is inequality and plenty of it, ‘mobody concedes more readily than the corps -'o¢ investigators who have just completed the ‘?esearch and catalogued their findings, but in ‘these findings there comes to the ears of * anxious suffragists a violent contradition to “Ste Spaniard’s charge. Far from. occupying ‘the role of slave driver attributed to her, the . *tAtmerican woman, according to the data gath- "ered, is still the oppressed, and mas, that ‘pitied victim of petticoat bondage, is her op- _ *pressor. Not only is she held inferior by tra- ‘dition and custom, but is actually discriminat- e@d-against by prevailing man-made laws in more than 50 specific instances affecting ‘the “home, industry, process of government, di- “yorce, earnings, inheritance and _ property rights. Under the pretense of “protecting” her interests, these crusaders aver, legislation “Ym more than one state throttles her earning . “capacity, exiles her from many professions t the is qualified to practice and blockades her } “advancement in business, all because of her : " #ex. af code ws ry te cae asee = 4 csecesseete 2 Pe r ; % oe ey a : x =~ ten ee Mw. DEA hl ‘ v pe > any eas teen ee ee . aay, - S St oe ter ae = We a RO rorer xo vw Sete ~ FS. A oes es & Pee we =e Soo fo oo 4 a ys Seuaees sates te ee > ae _ - oe “ toe ' 5 -- “ny * i #. ; = 3 Sea othe ‘ te * > - s. oan me Oy : aS : 7 sen tene ‘ * . ‘ Y “Sige 2 so . 2 IE , “ete “oa 8 no ASS 4 Oe, ter : eee ! i Soe Se ae «Ove May 7 oe : +. ——« ST > yy ode. ~ my wn oat x ; - ~~ the tips in the United States, and her stryggle for a startin practice is made considerably harder than it is for the male law graduate because few law firms care to take a woman-into part- nership or even into their employ in anything beyond a secretarial capacity. Women doctors, it is shown, experience the same handicaps because of their sex. Some of the most important medical schools In the ccuntry bar women students from their rolls. Even if a woman obtains a medical education, she has then to contend with a more difficult seobleds of getting hospital experience. In most city hospitals it is next to impossible for women medical graduates to obtain appoint- ment as internes., Only 40 out of 482 general hospitals examined in the recent survey were found to admit them. Thirteen out of 26 state hospitals for the insane admitted women internes, and 15 out of 102 other special in- stitutions were open to them. Staff appoint- ments were shown to be immeasurably hard- er to obtain. Progress of women toward equality in jury service, however, has been more satisfactory tu those behind the woman movement. They are now permitted to serve in 23 states, in- cluding Alabama, Arkansas, California, Dela- ware, Indiana, Idaho, Kansas, Ohio, Ken- tucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota’, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin. In others they still are seek- ing the right to exercise their voices officially in the administration of justice. Bat these discriminations against women co not stop with disbarment of the sex from an equal chance with men in business and the professions, complain the proponents of liberation; they extend with even more op- pressive tyranny and injustice into the home. . ee ———_ ete Wife’s Services Belong to Husband | It is a fact loudly declaimed by the wom- on’s party that under the law of some states, and New York in particular, a married man engaged in his wife’s business has a legal claim to payment for his services... But what about a wife who works in her husband's busi- ness? Can she claim payment for her serv- ices? Not at all. Not unléss he is willing. The law regards such sérvices as being al- ready his. And if hé qs willing to pay and does pay, this compensation is not payment at all, according to the law, but a “gift,” for which the same law presumes her to be duly grateful. . In the household the servicés of the wife belong to the husband in the same measure. And the courts do not deprive him of com- mon-law right ‘to avail himself of a profit er benefit from these services.” Unless a contract exists specifying otherwise, all money the Wife earns from board, lod di With Right t to Vote Secured, They: Demand Right to Earn Their Own W Way | , Unhamper ed by Sex Discrimi : “3 > pee A great many states bar women from jury service and numerous law schools shut their doors to them. The- woman doctor is, also handicapped\ because the. majority of hospitals are closed fo wi women internes. mt care or nursing of persons outside the family belongs to the husband. The services she per- forms for him as housekeeper, too, are among the law entitles him and for which he does i. ot have to pay, although they . do have a definite money value to him. The those to which. inference is that she is working for him in the discharge of her marital duties. Under similar laws the services and earn- ings of minor children are owned exclusively by the father. Heé alone can receive dam- ages in case of injury or death of the child. He can also receive compensation for the in- jury of his wife if she has been engaged in wo king in his business or home. But it doesn’t work the other way. The wife in similar situations cannot lawfully claim dem- against the employment of : ages for injury to'her husband. his same type of legislation extends to inheritances also. If the wife dies without a will and leay- ing a child, the husband inherits the use for life of her real estate. When the man dies without a will, however, the wife inherits the use for life of only a third of his real estate. There is another law now under fire that prevents a woman from chposing her legal residence. It is recognized as the husband’s right to determine where it shall be, pro- vided his decision is not too unreasonable. This law, it is shown in the survey, gave rfse to a court decision recently which held valid the divorce granted to a Kentuckian who had married a New York woman and had determined that Kentucky should be her legal residence by taking her there with him. It seems that on account of his mistreatment * women. Most Bitter Fight Di Méasures Such a bor Law Employes in t at Night Under Cig tecting” _ Then Fr Hazar Feder a to Put Them ¢ in Law and Med nich | of ber she later tegan a suit for. time he had inst her on the ground knowledge and basis of her being a | “Women Bad's \ $ “These and ona criminations that the } is out to alter,” decla day of the outworn tradit an inferior being is over, had, and it must be . ment. That is the. only 1 with this end in view ¢ trqaduced in Congregs. mow available, it igf the movement to conte equality with mén eithe tome. The vote is the om the law the country ¢ r as equal. - oe “There is now daw greater interest In the ¢ practiced against them ence M. Smith, State Execytive Committ bas been active in ig evidenced by the number have received since’ our Bal ik EUGENE POWERS, compiled. More and. : "As Mr. Lingley, the crooked an ing business and the 5 pitalist, who attempts to awe the want to know the tacts. Peseminer” with his worldly “If the eight-hour Setitenced to suffering. “f it should be introduewd The platform @ subject asks that e men shall be open to ¥ tions upon the hor muneration of leper | sexes. Georgia, O aiPeddy enaeted laws & labor for beth. men ast ‘on gard to sex. When this ft passed for women only, ' eapped in competing with tours of labor a woman can” ployer are fewer than the hours to offer. It can be readily cendition threatens.the very ¢ i en’s economic geiteyt - ‘Bete Spectacle of Souls _ Motley Assortment c as the Most Ima t * Promises to Reap Fo ' First Two Plays Were : Savings in Equipment _» Under Way Unaided. eee em a} - MIDDLE-AGED Eoglish a Button Vane, had. written two | rhs farce and a melodrama. Both id early deaths. Partly in con { y because of its ghostly cha Shey feared would appal its audie Manager would so much as play, “Outward Bound.” So Aaved $800, invested $500 of it | and the rental of the small © beter in Hampstead; there, as ht eer, he staged his play. it Sat success, and is wifning @ ® istrepid author. It is now rui ie Rite Theater in New York, and on every hand as the most : tive play of the year. tt has jf by Boni & Liveright. are three acts of four one stage setting-—that of ké-room of a small ocean liner. ; fr, with the usual array of ¢€ on counter and shelves. includes a writing table, | tables with swivel. ¢ | 1 wall seat at the back. Thr at the cénter are visible tween adults in the matter « ae on’ the sky, of a curiously So it appears that the woman in color. Serubby, & quest for redress from 1¢ hoe ward, is polishing the nations, will have to go forthe Bre to the suites of the preme Courts of the states. I : orning. are seven passengers on reform the Legislatures f . e them through Federal Henry-are two mysterious lovers. Pricr, a you dipsomaniac. 4 Law Upheld by S per, f A noteworthy develo men conditions which the womael remedy was the decision « f@ the New York Supreme Cours, constitutionality of New | M industries after a fixed es case was brought by @ . Buffalo, who was con mitted a waitress to at night tn violation of 1917. . The court, pointing out had correctly concluded consequences of night em pronounced upon women ¢ that the law was not an interference with the Bt « ail Ly ie Banker’s Wife Fights Jury’s Ve That Her Story of Her Life i Continued From Preceding Page. “No.” “Wasn't your sister Carrie illegitimate?” “No.” ‘“‘Have you got an illegitimate sister?’ **Yes.”’ ‘ “Who?” “Elaine.” ~ Why didn’t you tell me the facts?” “Because I wanted to keep it from you and all the rest of the world.” Didn't Want to Be Dragged Into Case , Mrs. Corder ssid che had last hearé trem Samuella at Pensacola, Fia., and did not know what had become of her. Mrs. Harris testified that she saw Samuelia in New York last December, but Samuella “didn't want-to a into the case.” Eli never. 67 years old, and ani to tan a ea i - Clivenden-Banks, a society ‘4s Mrs. Midget, @ ct 2. ~S are the Rev. William Duke, & a ead Mr. Lingley, a capitalist. Pia : os = 4 ot]. make the trip to New Y Tr 3 Rink Assortment of his defense of Elaine Harry | He swore that Samyelle and & ubt ferent persons. He told “sr ) his niece and of her happy & “Blaine,” he said, “m ple with many of the most pf » an elderly Eng himself going ming? ‘e A withered ola harrdgn of She has always been spoiled, for we all adored af - ot hae

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OT ae se RELNTENL PE TH puna. ey MARCH 16. i934. s , SUND ae MARCH 4 14. “io BPI TRE Lig SIE RP OO ere . , aes _— The D aly POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED “al ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | NS I aT i criti. oo -_-_— — i BAD SHIP WITH ONLY DEAD PERSONS ABOARD IN YEAR'S GREATEST DRA _ Discriminatig SENNA AAAI N ost Bitter Fight Directeg a. Méasures Such as New Yost Law Which Bars BR umployes in Certain Occupat t at Night Under Claim of “ ecting” Them From -— veagliddeiges ge . > Put Them on Equal Fes in Law and Medicine Wht Be : 5 eS Pay Yl? ass ye $+! t/f, Jf ber she later a to New a suit for separation. In ¢h he had instituted a suit for @ on the ground of desertion wir wlec and obtained a decree , of her being a “citizen” of “Women Equal Only in Vou ey hese and others like them are ee nations that the National W ' it to alter,” declare its of the outworn tradition that inferior being is over. Relief and it must be had by Federal a t. That is the only logical way, ami this end in view that a bill has bes uced in Congress. In the face of « available, it ig foolish for movement to contend that ity with men either in The vote is the only thing law the country over regards t equal.” ere is now dawning among r interest in the fons > sticed against them,” | Mrs. G M. Smith, chairman of the ew Executive Committee of the p been active in the recent su enced by the number of i received since our nation-wid piled. More and more women ar business and the professions and , to know the facts. i If the cight-hour day is to be intr EUGENE POWERS, ‘ Lingley, the crooked and arrogant alist, who attempte to awe the heavenly iner” _— his worldly success and is ces to suffering. as . ; |NAGERS SHIED AT SUCH A 1 A GHOSTLY THEME, SO PLUCKY SS ‘> eS MARGALO GILLMORE, Who plays the part of Ann, one of the mys- terious lovers among the passengers. At the right is Sutton Vane, the British author of the unusual Grama. Bhould be introduced for beth mens 1. The platform of our party en ti asks that every occupations open 1 shall be open to women also and upon the hours, conditions end? ation of Igber shall apply alike te be Georgia, Oregen and Mississippi °F dy enacted laws fixing the hours @ for beth men and women, witbegt# 7 to sex. When this type of ine i for women only, women are hale) in competing with men aus b of labor a woman can offer r are fewer than the hours a ail offer. It can be readily seen ition threatens the very existence @ economic position.” . Under Way Unaided. /MIDDLE-AGED English actor, named putton Vane, had written two plays, a ‘farce and a melodrama. Both died just early deaths. Partly in -onsequence, because of its ghostly character which feared would appal its audiences, no manager would so much as touch his ! , “Outward Bound.” So Vane, who ved $800, invested $500 of it in prop- and the rental of the small Everyman fin Hampstead; there, as his own pro- , he staged his play. It made an in- + Syceess, and is wifning a fortune for Intrepid author. It is now running at ut Theater in New York, and is being | On every hand as the most eerie and ave play of the year. Jt has just been by Boni & Liveright. mere are three acts of four scenes, but F Me stage setting—that of the lounge of a small ocean liner. There is With the usual array of glasses and © counter and shelves. Other fur- includes a writing table, several small ® tables with swivel chairs, and a red Wall seat at the back. Through an door at the cénter are visible the liner the sky, of a curiously vague and coler. Serubby, a uniformed a, is polishing the glasses, pre- to the sailing of the boat. It is a 4 Morning. af@ seven passengers on board. Ann } two mysterious lovers. _ There Prior, a you dipsomaniac. There is -Banks, a society snob; and Wt Mrs. Midget, 2 charwoman. In ad- Ste the Rev. William Duke, a clergy- and Mr. Lingley, a capitalist. i at) iol, = Upheld by Supreme y urt ~_* i noteworthy develosment affeet itions which the woman's party is: y was the decision a few days New York Supreme Court, upholdt itutionality of New York's st the employment of women ifn ries after a fixed hopr at night. was brought by a restaurant lo, who was convicted of havi itted a waitress to/work after 10 Hight in violation of the lew, ps 17. The court, pointing out that the d correctly concluded that the msequences of night employment Pnounced upon womes than upon at the law was not an undue and rence with the liberty of ¢ adults in the matter of empl Go it appears that the woman's party, * for redress from legislative © ns, will have to go further then e Courts of the states. It will form the Legislatures ‘first, or else & em through Federal amendments. — : s Jury’s Verdi Her Life Is a tke the trip to New York to seis s defense of Elaine Harris by & } swore that Samyelle and Elaine ™ 7, an elderly Englishman, is calm rent persons. He told of adopties eer 1 of manner; his voice is gentle i niece and of her happy girihoed. — "y. Ann is a nervous young woman “Blaine,” he said, “mingled asd ed air; Henry, good-looking th many of the most prominest , behaves as if he were still mas and in the Bast, apd she wee 5 by ‘2 recent severe shock. Prior is a mired, feted and courted by msey young man, who for some time himself going by constant stimu- A withered old harriden of 50 is Mrs. . s. Mrs. Midget, sweet and + 8nd very humble in mapner, wears a shawl and her best dress, Lingley is a hard and unpleasant ™ tn, about 60; he is loud and of- Obviously self-made. scters one after another appear in Assortment of Passengers » and quickly reveal their ' Tom orders cigarettes and two Beotch, warning the steward that ay see a lot of him during the s Gen-Banks . laments that y on board—at least nobody sé. . ene. ” Bitte Spéctacie. of Souls Traveling to Unknown Destination as a Motley Assortment of Liner Passengers Is Hailed by New York as the Most Imaginative Theatrical Offering of the Season—Work " Promises to Reap Fortune for Middle-Aged Dramatist Whose First Two Plays Were Failures and Who Invested Most of His Savings in Equipment With Which 1 to Get This Uncanny Voyage ee who is anybody. She particularly objects to the presence of the Rev. Mr. Duke. She believes that clergymen at sea are dreadfully unlucky, and that the ship is likely to go to the bottom. The sincere, and earnest young minister asks Mrs. Clivenden-Banks for the date, as he sits down to write a letter. He is vig- orously snubbed. Mrs. Midget flutters in to ask the way to her stateroom. Mrs. Cliven- den-Banks is horrified at discoveriig that the charwoman is a passenger, and tells the stew- ard to show her to the steerage. “T think you've made some mistake,”’ plies Scrubby. ‘“‘There is only one class on the boat.”” Mrs. Midget bridles up when told by the dowager that there\could not possibly be such a name as Midget. “Oh, couldn't they?” she snaps. “Well, I'l} show you whether they could or not all right. Midget’s as good a name as any other name, Midget is. And don't you forget it, old Mrs. "Igh and Mighty. My name's Midget all right, Midget married me/al!] right, and |! can prove it, and I've got my lines, which was a job to get, as I admit.” re- -_ Discovery That They Are Dead In a gradual and skillful way, the play- wright brings forward one circumstance after another to build up a cumulating impression that this ship is different from other ships. The passengers are hazy about how they hap- pened to be on board. In opposition to the usual rules, drinks are on sale befor® the It turns out that the passengers are uncertain as to their destinations. The passenger list is remarkably small. Mrs. Clivenden-Banks says she is sailing to join her husband: in fact, as Tom remembers, Col. Clivenden-Banks has been dead a month. Henry tells Ann that it seems to him that he forgot to turn off the gas when they left their flat, and worries over his dog. | Tom, who has staggered out on deck, re- turns a changed man. His tone is quiet end sad, and he stands perfectly rigid. The ap- palling discovery he has just made has so- bered him completely. He speaks to Scrubby. * Tom: I am right, aren't I, Scrubby? Scrubby: Right sir, in the head, do you mean? Tom: You know what I mean. Scrubby: Right about whet, sir? Tom: You-——I—all of us on this boat. Scrubby: What about all of us on this boat, sir? Tom (trembling with apprehension):, We are—--now answer me truthfully—we are all dead, aren't we? Scrubby (after a pause; very quietly and with firm conviction): Yes, sir, we are all liner sails. a ee AUTHOR © PRESEN TED “OUTWARD BOUND” SOD i ; » ae sas. » Bee i oe a ioe on S WY DUDLEY DIGGES, \ As the Rev. Frank Thompson, the heavenly examiner, who comes aboard from his cutter as the ship nears port. dead. Quite dead. They don't find out as s00n as you have ag a rule. Tom (pause): Queer! (Sits left of table). Serubby: Not when you get used to it, sir. Tom: How long have you been—you been —oh, you know? Serubby: Me, sir? Oh, I was lost young. Tom: Tell me—tell me one thing—-now. (Terrified.) Where—where are we sailing for? Scrubby: Heaven, sir. (Pause.) And hell, too. (¢Pause.) It's the same place, you see. (The eurtgin falls, with Tom, in a state of dreadful apprehension, gazing blankly at Serubby.) Can’t Convince the Others a In Act II, Tom tries to convince the others that they are dead, and is told for his pains that he is drunk. He replies: “I began to suspect this morning before Nobody seemed to know where they were going to. I'd forgotten myself, though I didn’t admit it. 1 didn’t. want to. I didnot dare to. When I was quite convinced | got drunk. That was only natural. I've started to face facts by getting drunk. When—when—I woke up again—ebout an hour ago—you were all in the saloon. I was frightened, terribly frightened. At last I got out of my cabin and went all over the ship. I lunch. mre ry eee se Se > Ae .5, is a Pee ¥ nd -* B.eSatate. 3 oe ne” ¥ ey ~~" $ t S one ~~ ‘ ——— ‘ a’ SOS 7 5 . A ~~. : ss iat ~~ SSSR SY ~~ . . LESLIE HOWARD, In the part of .Henry, the “halfway.” who, without courage to live, has attempted to kill hithself and his sweetheart. made myself. Yes, over her, all over her. Into the officers’ quarters. and everything. No Captain, no crew, no nothing.” He couldn't. he says, find any engine room, and the ship carries no lights, either at port or starboard. There is no one on the bridge. The sound of a muffled drum—Drake's drum comes mysteriously over the water. There is no wireless. Finally, when Tom is cor- roborated by Scrubby, the others are con- vineed of the fact that they are dead. They are warned that before they land they will have to face an examiner. In the third act, Lingley, reverting to the technique of capitalism, attempts to organ- ize a “board meeting’ among the passengers to vote. first, whether they are dead, which is answered in the affirmative; and then to “pool” their souls, so to speak, with himself as spokesman, in order to make a good im- pression upon—that means, to hoodwink— the examiner. This proposition is voted down after the clergyman upbraids Lingley as fol- lows: Prayer as “the Other Side” Is Sighted All my life —— “Your duty! Your ruBbieh! You're dotng what you are because you are in @ biue funk. And I don't blame you. I'm in a blue funk, too. But not so much as to make an utter K i - BERYL MERCER, As Mrs. Midget, the charwoman, whose presence on the phantom ship horrifies the exclusive soul of the society snob, Mrs. Clivenden-Banks, and excites a demand that the former be compeHed to take her passage in the steerage. ass of myself by trying to get out of this MATIC NOVELTY I = =. oe ee ee HIMSELF) oo ALFRED LUNT, In the role of Tom Prior, the young maniac, who has drunk himself to » death. discovery of the fact that he is dead that his soul is “outward bound” is one the appalling moments’ of the play. Some men get found out. during their You.are found out only ey Daps. lives, Lingley. with balance sheets and board meetings! You Come; off you get. want to try and impress this examiner with business importance, your supposed interest in your fellow crea- ‘suffer as you made others You're hoping to save your own skin Lingley, utterly broken and dejected.) Clivenden-Banks also obtains orl . your cleverness, your tures. that way. And I think it’s pretty rotten.” Land is sighted, treated by the terrified passengers on this modern equivalent of Charqn's ferry to offer aprayer. Without rising, he repeats: “ ‘Gentle Jesus, meek and mild, look upon a little child—children——pardon our sim- plicity, suffer us to come to Thee. God biess father and mother, Harriet (she was my nurse), all kind friends, make me a@ good boy. Amen.” That was the first prayer I ever learnt, so it’s probably the finest.”’ “At a moment of skillfully constructed sus- pense, word comes that the examiner is along- side in hia cutter. An instant later be en- ters—-an elderly, man, wearing white drill, a toupee, and a min- isterial collar and black bib. He is the Rev. Frank Thomson, and he greets Duke as an old schoolmate. / Duke replies: * “Good——! My———-! Well-—-! Well, I'm dashed if’ it isn’t ‘old grease spot!'’’ To which the ex- aminer rejoins: “It is, sir, and greasier than ever. Phew! This climate!” But the ex- aminer is by no means jocular when it comes to pronouncing judgment. His handling of Lingley occurs in the following dialogue: 1am Lingley, of Lingley, Limited. Lingley : You Thomson: Never mind the “Limited.” are just Lingley now. Lingley: What am I charged with, anyway? Thomson: With just being yourself, Lingley: 1 am very proud of being myself. From small beginnings I have worked up to great things. I have .never hesitated, but have always kept to the straight path. Thomson: I know. But how? Lingley: By hard work—enterprise! Thomson: Enterprise! Dishonesty! Lingley (hotly): That's « lie! Thothson: Very well. Your case & over. Get out. Lingley (rises, hesitates): Let's talk this over. Thomson: Well? truth? Lingley: I- stand business. Thomsonu= Not the way you conducted it. Why, you've been a rascal from the very start. You commenced your career by breaking « playmate'’s head against a granite curb be- cause he had a painted tin horse. You wanted to get it. Just a minute. Is it a lie, or is it the I'm afraid you don't under- -- | Crooked Capitalist Punished Lingiey: Well, I got it. : Thomson: Oh, I grant you that. That's how you've mede thet glorious straight path you boast about. By knocking anyone down who came across it or tried to turn you, The foundation of Lingley, Limited, was isid when you stole the plans of a turbine engine and jet the inventor die in poverty. LAngiey: I've not been wicked. reeee re- spect me. Thomson: Do they? and the clergyman is en- rotund and jovial clergy-- -—J There is no appeal. suffer. a ae ee Lingley: .I- / Thomson: You will (Bxit Mrs. shrift. She receives the unwelcome that her husband is awaiting her ashore, @ that her sentence is to live with kim as wife, and In time learn to be a good She refuses positively, but it is futile. Duke is informed that he will have a. ish to work in, and is overjoyed at haviag recovered the job he thought he had. lest through death. Tom, however, demands ag- nibilation; he says he’s not worth botheriag about. But he is persuaded to have another try by Mra. Midget, who turns out to be. bis mother. She had given bim in childhood te ~ rich relatives who brought him up as a @@8- tleman, without knowledge of his mothér. She atill keepe’ the secret, but offers herself as Tom's housekeeper, and departs happily, with an opportunity at last of mothering her Henry and Ann, who have been fluttering about in terror, present themselves for judg- ment, but are told that their time has not yet come. They, like Serubby, are “halfways"— persons who, without courage to face life, have killed themselves. Their fate, like thet of Scrubby, will be to travel forwards and backwards forever. ‘The examiner departs with the other passengers. Henry keeps fancying that -he hears his dog barking, and there is a clatter of bregk- ing glass. It turns out that they are in another sense, for they are not dead. had turned on the gas, but their dog broke the window and let in the air, thus saving their lives. As the curtain falls, they go out together to re-enter life, with Serubby wateh- ing them as they go and with the mysterious drum beating softiy. BANKER’S WIFE FIGHTS JURY’S VERDICT THAT HER STORY OF HER LIFE ISA Lig Continued From Preceding Page. = imaginable. we . aoe f a Ao Sg BI oer 1D Sie kt ee 4 a ah Sc, a Mets ~ Ak etre aes ag i. a ae ip t* z : ; Ce dig aS eaeey Set fs , ae ay; ss v * ae. F - Poe ee. — 4 Fest ¢ ae " = ne ae bas i Q gig’ 5 Pat j cay pia og Pee Soe A" Aja .F 1 a a + 2 en of Pen? > 4 ae a3 hd oe f - >See, = i . « 6 ¥ = , wd >. aw 2, we os 7 tal 4 ie or he o- , (5 © 3 - ae > et , 2 * 4, (gy y wee Ce SS. oe i +e Ft tn, See eee = : a eS | we ag AT gs (ogous " oo 2, SR ES eae he me oe | at mw) en cat gi ie " . $ 2.6% pay Ey TS . a A i iF Feg . Cee “ ets? 3 Se Nothing could be worse aed nothing would be more false. And the state- :. 3 ment that this girh was ever the associate ea 2 of 9 and 16 years, is an insult to hames te telligence And civilized humanity.” | The jury. in findiog for Harris, gambiers, or waé immoral between the — o >i : % a oe : ; ¥y o ~~ * - ry 7 ~ oem ry pass specifically upon the question whether there is a Samuelia Lee as well as an a wy % *% ¢ ieee ca yee. * ht: oa Lee, but the implication’ was thet they come — a x £4 Se z are." 2 sqtingares: c a. . = Po = - pats ge - oe a et - _- hae ae od a =’ * F A

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re eee [aie TSS SSS SSS SSS etre JT — — ee | es | cet > — - FMI LTT ® LLL, AIM .:, car nS OO — ; -pART SEVEN i; a , ‘; , ‘y Y Upp fi Pred =SF QO =a ' A big Monday bargain is this splendid G A beautiful Queen Anke Taborette, tome ee Y rigidly peewee te and f solidly made and finished in | : ished i ig go den oak. mahogany, eg ai Olive Street 1c losing-Out Field- Lippman’s Entire Stock of. Pianos ar an Phonographs and a Mammoth Sale of Furniture — or eee ee ee nit ~~ | I TMG ; Un ‘ty!’ uli ip (lll iii / TPL ML = | } —_— * The third week of our Gigantic Combination Sale begins Monday. | Just a small down nail, balance in convenient week -value- h ise- mar | 7 s, is all at the Union. A small deg i ee eee eT. | | Many Newand Used Pianos Kid ny purchane for Tatre delivery. : and ' Players From Field- | wer $300 Overstulfe’ _ Lippman’s Stock at Sacri- 2 Suite fice Prices Deel Ss sr OE i ) - | a | ‘on = s This Sale 2. 1X At Only Fisher = This grorekecous “ywite 1s upho!- 3 steered in a beautiful high- : | : OR ag Be quality mohair with moss trim- : n : mings. It has the Marshall type : room Suite is gracefully de | Rage oe enn er ngage Mey nem tr ee a signed in the Queen Anne : ‘ Ae and davenport and a comfort- . Period and consists of a and davenport and a comfort- : > beautiful full-size, bow-end abi "p! ° chair - SS. a +5 Ce F 12M h Reduced to ———— a. hed. spacious chifforobe, $ ash—$ ont : ee > large dresser and exquisite - : $ : vanity. ? | Console Phonograph = 4 4 | $15 Cash—$8 Monthly | : = h | | eo it : = ae: 00 | > A gorgeous dark oak : > Piano with a good, 3 : solid tone. Ideal for : the student. 3 A blue ename! Rance | Outfit consists >) : Special at with 4 gas burners J eorgeous maho pa any : - - : and 4 coal hole cook- N ih pr gore oy paneee : Wa $18. i | ' ing surfaces. Cooks or ; ear | pair of beaufifu) « e- = A, 4 : > Cleanliness and L Te i] bakes to perfection 4 / . trie terchere : ; > Finished in golden sanitation are found E Car! Hori f Phi : Se $10 Cash — . i Rs SS F See A Marvelous : “2 y oak and has a large in full measure in Fi r OTIx of | . | ne i ae, $6 C : fn 3 clothes - hanging “4 ee —— $6 Monthly ash— : Yix : art Be eee = : : compart m ent, lined, 3-doer, gide- ; , ? $5 Month : LY ~~ = drawers and a hat icer Refrigerator. | $25! 2 5 () D ] nN j nN oa S u it e : f. Yi » BRE : —— : 4 .* 65. c | The size and tone : $ it ‘ . i Ww | eee i) Sek eee ee eee = me in | wo Other 2—-§ make it ideal for : pnp to 4d 5 ae . Beas og mh : : af _ hal! gehool or ———_ -... ' . Te, _ Ab autiful. genuine wal- : + : ¢ Pes Se. nut ueen Aune Suite : : i i | : . . . ’ ° > — 7s aed . Se eee tee 8 | certain to please 7ou we ; Bae. ‘ Miss Mary Anne Kee - — ——_—_——— eo upholgtered in fine qua ny : ao" : tension table. shin closet, Melotone ' 3 brown Spanish imitation In Ths Closet [=== a es : engagement of a third, al * Many big valves in both , . 7 | : 4 + cial news of the week. Of @escces (HE S8 Gin || * $75 Brass Bed ~ $24.75 Day-Baaam eee 4 => hg patterned Rugs are offer- : i —— a inet \N £ $ s | : ‘ 97 rass a. > day from Mrs. Edward L. et i : ' = f- ed during this sale. | ™ : —— —— 3 ' ‘ | \ - | , : : : 4 | : we » Hortx of Philadelphia. Y : | : , 9x12 Axminster | " : . : A Rare Value in This fSelée at | a 4 . * : : : , Sale 4R— — (tC » Tiage license, but as late as A combination of me- Price. .. * ~ the wedding. which will pre — ehanical perfection | : | a day or two. al : . : K.as massive i | Sut2 15 ; 9x12 uz $ : . : and beauty of tone : _ 2 : je sheet ends and ir : ‘ : Mrs. Preetorius is the widow Q- (0 192 Mf T! s @ selid ocak : F a ret sivellly 4 - 4 vate sheer. eo - "3° 75 © Table Lamp Shade Music Rolls Fiber Be d. ‘Davenport Su 5 See in now an a pope = “| eee ee oe oe: $1.48 10 Eas > = Ee &§ I secs oid, erase to Washington Side. and have an at 3 , ° site it ™ enamel finished = ° . d , A i ri \ . . , a and upheiatered in a high . . Beautifully ce | ‘ 25 4 : as aan ty eretonne. _— ot A ’signed and col- ee —j jae . “This splendi@. leag Bed. | 7 _ Hotel. She has t | 4 rT, Poe ane aven- eraPrerer in — ; Suite consists of chair, ; Te tensive! | : pert oh . , ored. .«- | ‘ . | 4 y. and recent! ( 4 ; , The prec es may be pur- caeine sGlmere. sense ee: @ R. &, Rote rocker and long bed dav- , . ; . ih on «2 : Be 2 enport that opens inte a : 7. : “ _ world tour. Mrs.. chased oe ratel ori pa y. Table priced, only $12.50 full-sized bed. Enamel oe . 2 » Burope with relatives. Luneheon Cloth Tele one Sets finished with cretonne up~ : 4 Me : ‘ | » - Horix ie a manufacturer 6 —— hol - cushi i ‘ $12 Mattress ’ | ee nes ee wes core ang | Potladetptia and Chicage, 69 Sale Price — — a | Flag to live im the latter city. Priced Special for This Sale : cy wt rice. | xras ; : app Bis : ~ ae oe aa =, * A beastfelly 4. Lia $14.00 Coil Spring ~ e 12 Davy UU! ine 0 meer designed elats | Soe or goll- 1 Rpt SSS : — ee _ 85 a flurry of excitement in t 48248 inches. en ee *rtreme Western part of the ee | Christ Episeopa!t Church is vere Table ; ou : there took place yesterday sa ieyte net ave ~ Granite Roaster. ~ — : ae S | ites Mary Anne Keck. daught “"lerge reed - fiber Carriage. It is en- - a $1. 19 98c gees amet! finished. _ & $2 Cash, You will elee da} his H : Tse Weekly eomfortabie <--Aaerta Pade 2 he [ T _leather top. ation — pac ms de of "heavy :

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-_-_ WUEEC Lp mM “a * oo. teem MABAAATF Af, a orien * ; / AAA, AAS d SA ff 7 f, sf SAA fe A if, / JAA AS J . , Wh, °*% -~ 2 easedd Zy Y Uy ~~ = | aaa eg ; « - *" © . “ 7 - ; , - , — = y seat B. my - al a = were? 7 J 7 “fs , : ty Vit, fy , Sh ear ane Pp AR LESTEE AAAS DEAD AA AA MMS t ceeemeeteeee e — ee mee ee —— PAGES 1—20, © _—_ H 16, 1924 CurTy > ———— ee 4 is splendid Cos. ructed and fin- ohn iiss Marie Josephine De Assern, daughter of Countess Cecile Wasil- owska of New York, for- merly of Poland, who will come to St. Louis in April, when her engage- ment to King Law- ence Parker will be announced. . - 4 wenient monthly pa : A small deposit will. tee rere ft AO ae eke ae baw Ae Hate aw FP tre SHty? as Miss Mary Elizabeth Lumaghi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis F Lumaghi. She will return home — from Smith College for the spring. = vacation, March 19, : Plans Made for Fifti Mrs Edward L Preetorius wh ose engagement to Kend + = Ce F ¥ ~ tg =. a od : | OG ’ fe —_ - a oe Be Et ce ; ! ; P . ad " . 9 eler Pe ea ee So See es ee, | Se. PRN ee “ i. 2 ‘ s Carl Horix of Philadelphia is announced today. : 2 tha a igs SR eee 1 “ar, @ ye eee gua a af MN nual | l ower S. OUP ge oe ——— ’ + at SNR Po ae o 2, = ie. 4 ~* z P iil Bo io ; cm _ é oe: } . ' Mrs. E. L. Preetorius to Be Married oo. Ta * , * a tt ——— ——- — = 0 Ref rigerator i ua 2 ¥ ia if 8 4g ia ta leh va Gs ge Fs Vivre: pre . ad i 7. gee ark 2 . 139 per : : : 2 4 ? 7 _ ch rl al ta at 2 : «a Vee f ex, >? Rea » ine ‘ ate ae Me - Pe Ale 8S oy ‘ea bee ter~ ‘am November. 1915. 54 = Wied we bea, . t 4 In . the East; St. Louis Folk Principals 4 in | wo Other Out-of- Town Weddings 4 Miss Mary Anne Keck of Orange, N. : B Becomes Bride of Walter Drake Scott at Coronado, Cal. — Dr. Lawrence Tyler Post Is Married in Ipswich, S. D. R clal news of the week. OMANCE, which culminated in the weddings of at least two St. engagement of a third, although all out-of-town events, played the leading role in so- Of latest importance was the information received here Fri- Louisans and the )@ay from Mrs. Edward L. Preetorius, advising St. Louis friends of her engagement to Car]! “‘Rortx of Philadelphia. Yesterday dispatches from Baltimore told of the issuance of a mar- Tiage license, but as late as last night relatives of the bride-elect had heard no details of the wedding, which will presumably take place at the home of friends in Baltimore with- Ma day or two. Mrs. Preetorius is the widow of Col. Ed- Ward L. Preetorius, president of the German- American Press Association, and founder and Milisher of the St. Louis Times, who died in Before her marriage in » 4902 she was Miss Carrie D. Cook, daughter | the late Douglas G. Cook, president of the American Wine Company. She ig known as a popular matron in St. Louis society. About a year ago Mrs. Pree- torius and her small daughter, Edwina, nine 741s old, went to Washington, D. C., to re- Side, and have an apartment in the. Mar- nique Hotel. She has traveled-abroad ex- ively, and recently accompanied ber moth- 2 a world tour. Mrs. Cook is now in prope with relatives. | Mr. Horix is a manufacturer of machinery ® Philadelphia and Chicago, and later they May to live in the latter city. He is well- known BOcially both there and in the East, pe is @ member of several clubs. | | While news of that engagement was caus- fag & flurry of excitement in the East, in the ‘treme Western part of the country, in th Episcopal Church in Coronado, Cal., | took place yesterday the wedding of Miss Mary Anne Keck, daughter of Mr. and Mim. Walter M. Keck of Orange, N. J., and | sage L. I., and Walter Drake Scott, rs. Henr q om oben y Clarkson Scott of 31 West Invitations to the ceremony were lMmited q « B.» aoe to members of the families, and a few close friends, while a reception followed at the Keck winter home in Coronado. Mrs. Dwight Bridge, a daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Hudson E. Bridge of West- moreland place, was matron of honor and Misses Jane apd Martha Keck, sisters of the bride, and Miss Alice Scott, sister of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Thomas Keck was best man, and Church Peters, Dwight Bridge and Capt. R. G. Irvin of the American air service, stationed at Rockwell Field, and well-known polo player, were groomsmen. Mrs. Scott, as well as her daughter, went West for the event. Mr. and Mrs. Scott will depart soon for a honeymoon in the Orient. The bride has been much feted in the past few weeks. Parties have been given by Mrs. Irvin and Mrs. Heber Ingle. The bride is a graduate of Miss Porter's School in Farmington, Conn., where she met a number of St. Louis young women, and was a bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Dorothy Walker, daughter of the G. Herbert Walkers of New York, and Prescott Bush, a number of years ago. She made her debut in New York and is a member of the Junior League. Mr. Scott is a Yale man, class of - 3918, but left college to become a junior lieu- tenant in the Naval Aviation Corps. He is a member of clubs here and in Boston. At the home of Mrs. Marcus P. Beebe, in Ipswich, S. D., Miss Bernice Lightner, daugh- ter of Judge and Mrs. Mahlon T. Lightner, became the bride yesterday of Dr. Lawrence Tyler Post, son of the late Dr. Martin Hay- i . ward Post, prominent St. Louis physician. Little is known of the details of the ceremony, except that the serious illness of Mrs. Light- rer prevented a large number of guests. Dr. and Mrs, M. Haywood Pést, brother and sis- ter-in-law of the bridegroom, attended, and tte former was best man. Dr. Post and his bride will reside in St. Louis. St. Louis society is returning->home in groups from the Southern resorts. Last week trains were crowded with St. Louisans, and an equally large number are scheduled to arrive within the next few days. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Warmack of the St. Regis apartments. and their daughter, Miss Annie Laurie, returned Friday from Havana, while Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Danforth are home from Belle- aire, Fla. The Dwight Filleys will take a steamer from Savannah, Ga., to New York, and return home from there in April. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Walker Jr., and Miss Cornelia Scott are expected early this week from the Useppa Island. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Stanard of Brentmoor and their daughter, Miss Eleanor, are home from Bishops’ Lodge, Sante Fe, N. M., Miss Stanard’s marriage to Lansden McCandless will be an event of this spring. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Bixby, with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bixby, returned from Ormond, Fla., and * Edward Mallinckrodt Sr., is expected today. The two Bascom families, who have been in Miami, are among the returning travelers. The Charles Bascoms arrived Thursday, and the elder Bascoms will be here Tuesday. Mrs. Robert McKittrick Jones is expected home from that resort March 23. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mersmap and Mrs. Daniel C. Nugent will remain for several weeks. Mrs. Maurice Obear of the Clayton road is expected March 24 from Phoenix, Ariz. Miss Janet Lawrence of Chicago has chosen the afternoon of May 3 for her wedding to Robert McCormack Adams of Chicago, a for- mer St. Louisan. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Le- moine Skinner of Webster Groves, the latter a sister of the bridegroom, will depart May 1 for the ceremony, as will Mrs. Perey Tracy, another sister of Defroit, Mich.. The bride-elect is a daughter of Mrs. Wilbelm Ludwig Baum. She is a graduate of Bryn Mawr College, and made her debut two years ago. She is a member of the Chicago chapter of the Junior League. Mrs. Charles Cummings Collins has sent out cards to about 150 of her friends to meet Mrs. John O’Hara Cosgrove, Wednesday after- ‘Mrs. John P. Tebbetts. Until her a, ~—Kandele1 Miss Marjorie Chapline. Her wedding to Ralph Bradshaw Reed will take place April 30. noon, March 26, in the small drawing room of the Forest Park Hotel. Mrs. Cosgrove is the founder and principal of the Finch School, an exclusive educational institution for young women. in New York, and is the wife of a magazine publisher. She will speak on “The Conflict of the Generations.’ Three of the hostess’ daughters, Mrs. Knox Taussig, Mrs. Humphrey Gifford and Miss , Mary Virginia Collins, attended the Finch School, and Miss Collins will depart late this month to complete an interrupted course. They, with the follow- ing other St. Louis young women, will serve: Misses Stella Garrett, Eleanor Richards, Hazel Spencer, Julia Lawnin, Elizabeth Grayson, Evelyn Brown, Mrs. Lockwood Hill and Mrs. Leland D. Breckenridge. The guests have been invited for 3 o'clock. —_—_---— Mrs. and Mrs. W. T. Ravencroft of the St. Regis apartments, have returned from Palm each, Fla., where they spent a number of weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Frederick Brown of Denver, who has a house there. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Lonsdale will return early in the week from Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Pope O’Fallon,of St. Louis County have departed for a two weeks’ visit in the South. They will visit Mrs. O’Fal- lon’s daughter, Mrs. Thomas Curtis Adams, in Memphis, Tenn. =a marriage Monday, she was Miss Isabel Runk. An interesting yisitor to arrive in St, Louis in April is Miss Marie De Assern, daughter of the Countess Cecile Wasilowska of New York, who will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Lawrence Parker, 39 Washington terrace, and their son, King Lawrence Parker. Friends of the families have known fer some time of.an engagement existing between Miss De/Assern and young Parker, and formal announcement will be made at a luncheon after the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Parker's married daughter, Mrs. William Scott Snead, from Montclair, N. J. The bride-to-be and her mother are natives of Poland. but for the past three years have made their home on Park avenue in New York. Miss De Assern is a graduate of the Ugi- versity of Paris, and received her earlier edu- cation at a convent in London. She is a post- graduate student at Columbia University. Mr. Parker is a graduate of Yale, class of 1916. He met his fiance on a Western ranch a sum- mer or two ago. It is understood that the wedding will take place in June. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moon, who have been in California on their honeymoon since their wnarriage several weeks ago, have gone to Honolulu. They are expected in St. Louis the middie of April and will make their home here. Mrs. Moon was Miss Julia Lee, daugh- ter of Mts. Henry Turner Lee. Mrs. Edmond A. B. Garesche of 6470 Billen- wood avenue is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William B. Benoist in Winnetko, Ill. She will remain another month. | Mr. and Mrs. Breckenri€ge Jones of 45 Portland place and the latter’s son, Kent G. Colwell, have returned from New York, where Mr. and Mrs. Jones went to meet Mr. Colwell on his return from London, where he has been making his home for several years. He is convalescing from a recent illness. Given May 17 and 18 2 Shaw’s Garden — Will 3 Free to Public. | grt S| as SAN See 1 ad us =. x ; 4 amateur flower show are being tr | the members of the Garden Club of Louis, under whose auspices it will be held Mi 17 and 18, at Shaw's Garden. The exhibitie being planned during a late snow season, wi brihg a welcome foretaste of spring. It is be free to the public, no charge to be mat either for the admission or for entries | flowers, and it is given to cultivate gréat interest in gardening in St. Louls. ~ “s There are to be many prizes offered flowers, plants and shrubs. Members of- élub will not compete for prizes with the @ lic and ribbons only are to be awarded the entries. A special department for chilérs entries will be arranged, with prizes for the also. / : Eugene H. Angert is president of the den Club; Mrs. James T. Drummond, ¥ president, and W. N. Matthews, se Ty a treasurer. The General Show Commit cludes Mmes. E. H. Simmons, A. Shap Royd, Joseph W. Bray, A. EB. Brooker, Re J. Terry and Dr. Herman von Schrenk, Ap Brooker and Warren Goddard. Other maj bers of the club on flower show co inelude Mmes. J. Lionberger Davis, ¢ Moore, Royall H. Switzler, E. J. Walsh, J Sloemaker, George F. Tittman,: Piledies Sharp, Herman von Schrenk, Samuel C, Warren Goddard, L. Wade Childress, Chi M. Rice, Miss Grace Morrill, and Peter Sal Peyton T. Carr, E. H. Simmons, a thews Jr., Royall H. Switzier and Chai Rice. Prrnitccr tower for the fifth a , ~7* — o~ Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hemenway of 36 K bury place departed yesterday for } phur Springs, W. Va., to spend a month, * daughter, Miss Virginia, who attends the ® rington School at Great Barrington, — and her roommate, Miss Dorothy ile Greenwich, Conn., will join them spring vacation. Mrs. James Milton Patterson of 28 bury place and her daughter, Virg _* spend the suminer in Europe. Miss Pati son is a senior at Washington University, -—. ‘ve ne ee ee Mrs. J. Sidney Walker of the : as i a fortnight longer. She has been t Wi ‘

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1924. ug oe ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 ury, auditof, | Frank L. Weinert, chairman Social | next meeting wil}} Mrs. Davenport White, Mrs Hie | Eee and Steir, and Representa-| “At a meeting at Vandervoort's ter: Mrs. Harry SS" 27'p sonn- | Committee, Delphi Chapter. ‘The | the executive beatae | Norment. Mrs. Edwar $a, “irs. Clarence C. Cannon.! Friday morning, the ‘executive | Delphi Chap Education Cconnit- = = after a mid-winter visit in the] | SAN South. . | ene a ' ] { ( f | out Es? us Mrs. cS a Long and the host Last week Mrs. Biair Eave a sim- boarde of the St. Louis Delphian i gon, chairman 2 anil on . rv ; Virginia Pulier. ilar supper, when among her, Chapters perfected orgahization of | tee. Epsilon Chaprer,. ; p . — : $5.00 PLATES, Aan Boe LOWER PLAT >? Mr. and Mrs. Vincent kL. Pri ece”’ niece. Miss j eae: guests were Representative anda St. Louis Council of Delphians. | | ADVERTISEMENT | a M ee * 6320 Forsyth boulevard have ~ | s Newell Blair. Demao- Mrs. Cleveland A. Newton. Mrs. | This council is the first to be! of gone Bust for two weeks The) Mrs. Emily Blai a ' ™ . . ;?T ¥ -+ > =™ — re f : : will visit in Buffalo and Washing-| cratic national committeewoman lair has as her guests her broth- formed in the State of Missouri. |j Pounds Would cami — > . Missouri. entertained at 4/|er-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs,| The council officers elected were: How ally ) ns a ton, and later in Asheville, N. ©. from : buffet supper Thureda). im honor ; Ralph I utnam of Joplin, Mo. Mrs. Ww. H. Hudson. president, of 9 eae Mr. and Mrs. W. F. A. Vesper o¢ friends from that State, at the : Alpha Chapter; Mrs. Flint Garri- You Like to Lose ina Week: Woman's Demo - Club. Among Mrs. Cleveland A. Newton was son, vice president Theta Chapter. : + went to lose weight Re: ot shampoo, . ~ , ; , : 7 14 7 sO - : : ' " Siea’ ay, “ : tuking the Mediterranean cruise. ., 2. »nrecent were Representative! one of the congressional women! Mrs. W. B. Follenius. recording y= panting —— ; sample of the famous 3 a ana tati grease : 3. ; : ? 4% : > rn e . Je =) 1] sen : ~ . ; - > om , ire now in Damascus. and Mrs. Milton A. Remjue, Rep- who dressed in the costumes of secretary. Gamma Chapter: Mrs nia_O-Fat treatment aoe aoe — — end ive ts anything vooboes salph F. Lo-| 1860 fash HW. D M4 Sond Any Money Jost your sane and 1 DIR, £, W. SCHRIEVER ,,...2°,00 D Teexpensive and | + Mrs. Ralph ! a 1S6e at ar old fashioned party H. W. Dawson. corresponding sec- N ¢ Send Any ™ Bayne Gumeang. 762 Cece e . : St > lees can get this at lil-| given at the Congressional Club retary, Phi Chapter: Miss Lulu A. “ola Bidg.. Kansas City, Mo aii i. a store, and a few ounees| : ¥ her the whele family for ire _ : auLat of the’ ChaSe apartments, who : Mra. Flody Augustine of West 7 inster place, and “/he: ughter, have gume to Det “tine’s« parents, Ai ’ t Mrs. Augustir ' | wr. and Mra C. Spencer Mere- 1! Penpe mad Mre. J. L. Meclowell : ° Gr a ie ti Representative Jace " | i ie Oa dith Jr. of Greenville, O.. with th \ a Representative and. Mrs. March 4. Bridges, treasurer. Athena Chap- Mrs. Teresa Lumaghi of 4633 three small children, will come to pean 4 — « ad . = ~ ~ > > = = ee : , s. x Pershing avenue will sail March 17 | 5t. Louls at Easter for a stay of | | | . i pond na weeks. They will occupy Rigs ——_—_—- - a | | oc Tro teaspoon — -— -— resentative anit zier. om New York for the Holy Land. several he will join a party of friends an apartment in the Argonne, ad- 'joining that of Mr. and Mrs. Mere- (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) ym the East. — lith Sr. The senior Merediths will; # . i Peter Selzer of the Studio Gar- a to California for the tummer.| | An Offering We ( } ® , Really Remarkable _ Kirkwood, will sail April 15 | ; | o a ere, m the Providence for a tour of Miss Charlotte Tellman, daugh-| Are Proud , - [ = Savings Are nal ts ’ r er Se : . . ‘\ ae a ae ' a - a nate easy te manage. - a BS and takes out every partie ly. France and England While ter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Tell-| . ‘a . . | oe ew : | Yours inl This Sale! a > of aust, dirt and dandruff. broad Mr. Sei | study archi« man of Hotel Jefferson visited Mr. | ; wig and Mrs. E. Lansing Brown of & to Present TO You! , } | 4 Ss ure. i — - , Gainesville Fia.. for two months , 4 : : Mr. and Mrs. Cari F. G. Meyer Of 454 motoring to St. Augustine 6-08 W j Tl fo Sixth Street . : eir steam 606 Avenue—Thru fo . 03 a ohtg ea —~ “ee Palm Beach and Miami, will re-| | Vashington Av Cart wr, Will eal July "© turn home next week. nd the summer abroad They NH tour England, France and the, Mrs. R. C. Schlegel of 1221 Belle- a e andinavian countries, reiurning § wye square announced the engagce- | pme in October. ment of her daughter, Miss Helena Schiece!l, to Clarence A. Eilerman | —_! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson ara bridge luncheon March 8. Cov- mbert of Arcadia, Mo.. are in | ct werd tald for 26 guests. The | rom a a jate winter gate for the wedding has not been it following a trip to Panama. eet Mias Schiegel graduaged from eo | tic. Mrs. Ellie Fischel of 82 Aber- Mary Institute last June. | os night's visit in New York. a St. Patrick's party and shower ! * | | Mra. William K. Compton of 18 Thursday in honor of Miss Mar- | ' ' : . c- 9 : — = Oriental Crean bury place and her daughter, jorie Harris, teacher, and Greene | Erskine of the Manual Training | Frances, have returned home | department, whose wedding will SS ee eee esenting Hundreds Upon Hundreds of High-Quality Moc nounced her engagement to Milton | a =e 24 Meyers of Alton, Iil The music + room of the school was decorated | “am p ped in the St. Patrick's colors. C. E.| §& ie ny There is ove eimple. sale sud > Stephens, principal, spoke, and we, . i way that never file to get rid of Diact> = Miss Bessie Goldstone played a - § . 4 Be .. ! heeds—that is to 4 pre ot aia =| piano solo. Three teachers of that, | I he ine y - | , ; ae rom ane drug — *| school have announced their en- | : ” ra oo 3 gagements this year. oe 9 ’ ° | a on parte and you will be . | . es ~ Seseaaseti se eet -se¢g0533 — / ——_ een ecennenneceees ; } * f. hew the blackheads have ¢ 4 Many St. Loulsans at Miami. | eas # FF gees B's Messi stint Sei Res sist fe Bite cctaarr it Big er agg: eee « io ae : ’ > ae | Se gicappent. Piachheads are 6& ture of dust and dirt and secretivrs M LA M I, Fila.. March 15.—Col. { & 3 ad cs 3 Sth, ty 5 erst zit hy ’ je Beistzssa $3 2 ¥ ist : ; “ otis ss oom t33 ieee te 4 } Py . i... : ~ . Hy := stiihet e335 4 aesiscete rts osster = ) -9* Seas : a) leaving : ores and lean h R I ? a agp wontons | e ° ° rt Be Bt ; a a . NS - Se tet ; bs their natural conditioer. : I ec 12 f : Mrs. George Whitener of St.| &@ Distinctive Rasttise ste ee SS iit beanie: east -aeat it vali pee * 3 . = |'Louis entertained at tea in the; | pee rabssttd stat ¢ SS oe . , ai se PLE “- ’ : ° + : erst: ' , sit ; % set: S35% ° a easenis | as: esis F b . . >= Locust St. West of Ninth oe Vd A hb CORSET § tectscric'siieret Domes’ | GS tvlag | Styl Fure are different, and even ter, Mrs. C. J. Monken, and the lat- | | Models for street Charmeen, » f * their first visit to this vicinity, and | ley her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- | shoulder ] j ne ef- a! . | eee = m8 0 ~ = Boston. The other guests were Mr. For \ our |- igure , and Mrs. John H. Carr, Leslie Nich- oud ty . needs vary from = ter’s son, Cleary Monken, St. Louis, d d wear and ona, lust &. e® to time. : av ‘ed 3 ; : . ‘is | ‘ S r a * a - have arrived in Miami Beach to vis- | | an ress don, twill -¢ | the first time mother and son have | ; in Wra S and 2 i ; Seema See SR am: deter get egh Ramey : . Cages new tailored : } | 3 , ewe ee Fy : teddy bear, ~ oe 7m 6 ge et chinchilla, tweed | @ Large = lence M. Busch, on Palm Island. ) P $ ; fee | =| Mrs. Charles F. Freeman of St.| | fects, new boyish its if! . >A = ete | | 1500 NEW = Louis, is a guest at the Plaza Hotel. | looking Topeoats. = et 4 * , ~S gaia Ee } | Ba. — - ols, Mrs. J. Gibson and J. S. Truby. it Mrs. Cleary’s sen, Val C. Cleary, rt -smart sports ltra-s P luster Mrs. Edward Martin, formerly: - Mr.and Mrs. «. E. Sheeley of St. ! . | z Ear SSeS ae = Louis is a recent arrival at the’ | In fact, everything | a J Ss ae, By Bees @ Hae est eolors for ee = | Leamington Hotel. | that is new. ; ; | | See Bs mh” pipes ed ae . e E. Detwiler of St. Louis is stop- , pepesssteestes {f23:2453 fy | erste : i Spring. oo a . =| ping at the Ta-Miami Hotel. | E SH Sat LAS) ees r Bh | ‘Se = | a Siiifer si: 2 igi INS :/ SS: et: PAL ea . ’ # ' : 3 Se Bi = For the needs of every fig- + Mrs. Elizabeth Cleary and daugh- | ‘and Mrs. Val C. Cleary. This is ~ ; . e os: ee i a o; 6s tits Fi] models. New varia- : = Fis sie Fe downy wools, Miss Violet Busch. has arrived to} models, new loose E | Hi s gaat: . , mixtures plai et a B as 3 ‘a = : xtures, 6S. Best Values in G. W. Flack of Excelsior Springs. Mo., is at 128 Northeast Seventh street. " Nathan Frank of St. Louis has arrived at the Wofford Hotel for an NILY the b indefinite stay. Sisk the Dest of stand- =z Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wenke ard makee—manyex- /or st. Louis are recent arrivals ati #& 4 ‘ elusive with BARRY'S in » the Ambassador Hotel. 7 ° Re Letie—are shown here Hy & stechens of St. Louis is a| . Special Sale of Never any extra charge for guest at the Ta-Miami Hotel. iP = scallhucesssitienianialiialn » | ° % Corset fittings, of course. 4 Activities of Missourians in the 7 Girls’ oats Corsets Also National Capital. . Made to Order = By a Special Correspondent of the Ff = Post- Dispatch. ; ~ Fine Repair Work WASHINGTON. March 25.— , > Charming Coats for . ' Spring—fashioned of Po- Also Done John and Calvin Jr... sons of Pres- mt one of oO ; ident and Mrs, Coolidge, arrived at , rota and Lameiaire in REASONABLE the White House Thursday fur ies, ae tigen effects. PRICES their spring vacation. straignt box models. = } Cleverly trimmed. Mrs. Edwin S. Puller. formerly ~ : | Sizes 7 to 14 years. = of St. Louis, wa oO “riday Barry's, 905 Locust St. _ + items sSlegdetgaar - afternoon at her. residence in 0D, gh patent OR en " | Eighteenth street Northwest jetta TE A mong those assist ing her were ——e. ; " oh Crosby’s \— Fitting Stout . W omen Our Gray Shop ? hme Specialty Special Sale Dresses of Ultra-Vogue = Sidi meethy edueerd te Simply Marvelous! its purpose and ocvasion— ; » > , ami presented by a mode } 7 Secured in a tremendous underpriced purchase. The that supports it cleverly. | | | moment you see these you'll wonder if it is true that Spring's march its expressed with . eenfidence in our Frocks They they cost so little. have assured authenticitv—are no- tably choice in colorings and dainty of iime for the steut and plump ) woman—pius just that exquisite i Ta ~ , . touch ot contrast. or trim, required he | The Coats in this sale depend on the quality of ° r | . , , a They saan > nd aires type to for i HE ; ' materials, the smart, new colorings and their simple, maiity, and thrill one as their adap- 5 | | a | , stylish lines for vour favor. They are the kind of tation ts Seen and apprectated. as | . - > ore . : the miss of matron supplies her 1 Coats shrewd buyers must act quickly to take ad- | a a | . vantage of. ~~ wet ee Spring demanda. SS = ipes in Silks Bo : | Crosby’s ug i y shop Monday will ) profit by the best selection. “Gray Shop” ’ | : : : HARRY M. SCHMIDT, Pres. | : 1019-21 Se. | : The Smartest and Newest Plaids and eee Ser One ce Ran i... + Stripes in Spring Tans and Grays Four Models at $9.85 Are Sketched.

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} mext meeting wilt be ann e the executive board OR LOWER P YOUR @i $5 Ur GUMS lL Ye $1.00 | Extractions | | 7 1 STREET EVER Hours: Deity a ae te 60 of the counen, ‘ =markable $s Are This Sale! y Models inely Tailored Charmeen, fash-* ona, lustrosa, rara- don, twill cords, luster _ wools, downy wools, teddy bear, block chinchilla, tweeds, mixtures, plaids, stripes, novelty effects. All the smartest and new- est colors for Spring. ay ‘ ’ 3s ei > aky Sirs A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT — eee me — jp aretul What You SEVERAL CLUB PARTIES ‘Your Hair With Siae soups and prepared sham . eontain tvo much free alkati is very injurious, as it dries and makes the hair brittle. | th me? thing to use is Mulsified on t oi] shampoo, for this is and €otirely greascless. ot to ees. ther last the whele family for re ist Sa with water and rub it in. cleanses thoroughly, out casily. looking, bright, fluffy, wavy, ay easy to wanage. Besides, it and takes out © ery particle Cpe dust, dirt and dandruff one “Va 2 Beauty Unsurpassed’ The wonderful, refined, entrancing Complexion rendered. brings back 7 the appearance of *~ youth. Results are in- stant. Highifa tic. Exerts a soft and soothing action. 80 cars in use. White ‘lesh-Racbel 2 Send 10¢ for Trial Size FERD. T.BOPEINS& SON, New York Gouraud s © Oriental Cream ADVERTISEMENT. Sere Way to Get | Rid of Blackheads > * There is one simple, safe and sure Sway that never fails to get rid of Diack- heade—that is to dissulve them. To do this get two ounces of calo- | from any drug store— . wet cloth ; briskly— | the parts and you will be surprised | ae . wasb P |at a similar affair Monday of nex | week. “how the blackheads have disappeared. Big blackheads, little blackheads, no matter where they are, simply dissolve and disappear. form in the pores of the skin. The calonite powder and the water dissolve the blackheads so the leaving the pores free and clean and in their natural condition. It ia | censive and beats anything else | Vou can get this at) store, and a few ounces | So ao or three teaspoon fuls is all. “is is required. Simply moisten the | It | social functions given by the club an abundance of rich, creamy | was a dinner dance at the Missour! and The hair dries | s. ly and evenly, and is soft, | ferd kk. Oliver, Customs House. Blacl heads are a mix- | ture of dust and dirt and secretivuns that | wash right out, | IN WEEK PAST a ee ee A Service Club composed of active officers of the amy, nav, and marine corps and retired offi cers of these services on duty or residing in St. Louis has been . - i « " _ — formed. Families of the’ officers are included. The: first of a series of monthiv Athletic Club, on Saturday, Maren Amohg those who attended were: Liceutenant-Colonel and Mre. William Hl. Clendenin, Licutenant- Coloned and Mrs. Auswell Deitsel, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. John Maj. and Mrs. Henr Maj. and Mrs. Inns- Maj. und Mrs. Wal! Ss. Stocker Louis: Bb. Hugeins, Bb. Melntyre, lace IF. Baker. Mrs. B. Mrs. Anna Boone, Miss Videteau, Capt. and Mrs. Harry H. Reeves, Lieut. and Mrs. Alfred T Houck, Lieut. and Mrs. Guy’ R. Hartrick, Maj. Fred H. Gaird, Maj. Thomas R. McMarron, Capt. Wal- ter Jessee, Capt. Joseph W. Loller- beck, Lieut. Donald P. MeCord. An information center, for army. navy and marine officers arriving in or passing through ®t. Louis has been established by the club, with offices at headquarters of the One YC Hundred and Sccond Division. old Mrs. Charles H. Block of 5666 — Washington boulevard Willy be | hostess at a bridge luncheon ‘Tues- | day for her daughter, Mrs. Ralph | Beach of Philadelphia. who is vis- iting her for two weeks. Beach was Miss Mae Block. Gerald Froenke of 7130 Beach Friday 6907 luncheon for Mrs. and Miss Maude Niehaus of Mrs. | Mrs. | West- | 'moreland drive will give a bridge | Waterman avenue will be wey Old English dances were revived, | in costume, at Lindenwood College, | St. Charles, at the May Quéen dm- | ner dance which President __ Continued on Next Page. | ———— ff — ae 509 WASHINGTON AVE. Largest, Assortment and Best Values in St. Louis! 1500 NEW SPRING Distinct Styles $ $ $ c= = 50 ee . sik ee = “tewareseesisae@ — -_-—« a ore >» 7 hk hh ek kkk a SS i _s* -00 —_—_—— 00 25" Invisible Plaids and Stripes Soft Two-Tone Materials Solid Colors in Tan and Gray Combination Sport Cloths Dressy Models in Bolivia / In Fact Everything New! ‘500 NEW SUITS Tallor-Mades, Pin Stripes, Hairline Stripes, Small Checks, Boyish Suits—Box and Kim- broidered Suits. Save $10 to $20 on Each Suit oe | 15 ~ oy a BEST VALUES IN ST. LOUIS } "25 and | FFINAL CLOSE-OUT «& + Winter Coats ‘ rh Regular and Extra Sizes co ’ | | : | : ’ ; ’ ~ The Temporary Location —of the Blouse, Sweater and Petticoat De- partments will be on the Fourth Floor while the First Floor is being reconstructed. On Wonderful Shoes—Grace- ful Shoes—Shoes that will be talked of for their orig- \ Their Way I Real service for the woman requiring sizes up to 50 bust. Our stocks include many i Avenue models specially designed for stylish stouts. ~ : 610-612 Washington soon be , inality and when arrives ‘our great showing of women’s - Exclusive Footwear Also Fine Hosiery Watch for Opening Announcement charm—will YOUR Shoes, A Showing of New HA'TIS Trimmed With Burnt , Peacock A specially priced group of these Hats for women who prefer feather- trimmed Millinery. newest of the mode, being the fa- vored effects Hats are worn. Of Milan and silk combinations in various styles. in- eluding small effects, dressy models and matrons’ wood shades. (Millinery Salon—Second Floor.) eee dae $39.75 $25 339-75 In Two Wonderfully Complete Style Groups, at Remarkably Moderate Prices NEW MASCULINE SUITS THREE-QU ARTER-LENGTHS SMART O’ROSSEN MODELS FANCY AND SPORT MODELS ~ Every popular‘mode that a fastidious woman might wish for is represented in these interesting ‘ ections ie And not only will she be delighted with the immensity and variety of the groups, but the fine quality tal- loring, the excellence of the materials and the remarkability of the values, as well. She will be wise to choose her new Suit from such unusually attractive assortments. AW sizes. (Third Floor.) aie . \ ” i , = ee b-' le { % oS They are the wherever feathered styles. Black and ~ 7 - ‘Chokers 525 10 99 Ideal neckpieces are these soft, glistening Fox Chokers. ever gathered and in the greatest variety of*smart shades.. Included are Hudson Bay blue, Alaska blue, red, brown, cocoa and others. Newest Fox In Many Delightful Versions-of | the Spring Mode S35 $45 MM | } NN aM | Special Values at The most complete showing we havé Other new Spring Chokers of baum : marten, stone marten, fisher, Russian sable, Hudson sable, mink, squirrel and fitch, $10 to $295. Dresses were never more beautiful or : varied than this season and we are pre- 7 senting a vast showing of them. Sheer, filmy creations for dance and party wear, lustrous silken models for afternoon and (Third Floor.) binations. p Direct From Their California Designers— “Meadowbrook’”’ These Sport Hats are of Bangkok, nov- elty straw and silk. yellow, orchid, poudre blue, ching, wood shades, Chinese red and vivid color com- Colors of Chinese Trimmings consist of unusual silk and felt, flowers, hand-painted and embroidered d gns. Prices— 15 to $25 street, durable cloth Dresses for sport - and general wear. Developed in radiant Sing shades and fashioned in beauti- fully embellished or simply tailored de- signs. All regular and extra sizes. (Fourth Floor.) - Fleundntile of Those New, Inexpensive - 5 ‘ eT. Many attractive Spring to select fi slim : taliered mosey tad mee Sa a nish pockets, es er atk, conte tamil ee om > Newest Frocks po io” * . - : aes —s A = ‘ | ee Ve eerie, «i oP ee. 2 % T ghek See ipo S* Soe S Vee * os a + 7 E , oe & - > . 3 2 ee ty ee i, gee ; ex - # ~! ig “4 4 . eo Wa a 3 , hk . é ae, ’ * ay St ‘ / shy i aa : x i ae 4 2 ; ’ ay ie we Y 4 roe > ae ; > ie bur er, a - kee Oe . e 4 } eh a OS a 4 ¥ q - ¢ 9 ae Be Rn P 249 RS ; ak hs 2 —— ie 3g = se BOS SC bet 5 Ries i 2 on wy rer 2 > + rey — a teed Prieg in he BT oe & P £ - 4 q uf " > . om , ai _. - a w “ « . . a ~~ " 2, ol Es ‘ 7 7 5 ee : SNS eee apne St aie

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eas ; co ee ee nae ‘ . ay 2 it ae as to A! sy “ah J > ee, 24 chet ote ; wel. « Sete ST LOUIS BOST-NISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newsPaPer COMBINED ~~ ” -of their nephew. Georgeiand a cake decorated with pink and ? te- | Gertrude Bird was “Town Crier.” birthdas oF nse and geld caniied | sense theed tn: the center Of tue én, a Mmes. Robert Lemmon, There were cight “Queen's Jesters” Johnsen. : + enc panes Bin “Thess tee ~ = ; . - s Ree : a | e PARTIES IN —Misses Helen Holmes. Helen and shamrocks were a° © nes snare dnt ) Gigantic ure ase an ~ ' 8 WEEK | Spence, Lillian Tweedie Elizabeth iy ; : mueed from Precedi rage. ~ es s ; ‘ as ia. eS . et : 2 riday i ‘arter, Jean Johnston, Marian Gur —_——__ - == 7 — . me : i ets uy Ws il Kesar. oS 5. Meemer gave “*" | & troupe of “jugglers” comprised = S 7 : Ty ae eS a Re and —— ening in honor of Miss Catherine Misees Helen Calder, Theo Meyer : > i gene st - annual dance of the Thirty 4 : ——— : . . > ® oy i ? eunt and her attendants Miss and Eleen Denning. An accentric 2 i = ; ) € ‘ putth Division Auxiliary is to be May-pole dance around two May- j , oS * ee . | | | « Ay : = 7 a . ~ a ey 2 x P ADVERTISEMENT. poles was given. Village ballads. i ” A Pa eon = i Weltkaant, Kiena ~ Myers, ben * , Campion'’s and others, were sung ' tte s G é , a | ae e eg k H ] by saidves Rachel Strong, Camelia \ | a :- Forest Par ote Grazia@ei, Patty Hudson, Carolyn or, Miss Sarah Shomberg. The * 2g — | i ap) + aes et , -j Rates G- ‘ et ‘outs yueen's party, with President and : i aa ie 9 = -— -- 7 , ea Ata ag Mre. Roemer and all her attend- | 7a he — . | : { | 24. Jy tit / ; «BES nl. we high-grade service dants, was seated at a large round ee, > >) » | "esi ta Ae ™ a feature at all, other Carnes table in the center of the dining yy , ; . f | ; . ot wags: — in Ladies and Chil- room, decorated in green and white. Ay : : - Vee -— . oa ad en tr bobbing and Smngiins—— & florally,and with candelabra. Afit- ‘ ff | | a | i Tan ee you will find thts a i erward the party went to the Butler / | ; , ‘a ee “> for mat, woman and \ch Gym, which was transformed ina | canopy effect in green and white. he . \\ S y’ hh | a st recations of other Garteer * while the May-poles were yellow Hi & 4 : hiiyhen St and white. college colors. There ' / a y/o" ’ " Regular $5 i + ~ c ihe : > lee * be Pte fae et > was a raised platform for the ’ | queen and her attendants, with a | d, : _ ie ie Y | : a Hair Shows background of green, through 4 > ~~ , =, ' A U a yy ) $6 and $7. 50 . | -. . : Toe a | ic which shone small electric bulbs. 1 / Luz ’ J | , :* ~ —_ LATEST STVEL® | ° Around the base of the platform ' A ZE= 606-08 Washington Av.— i | V, / . . > } it so naturally and evenly. with a bridge luficheon Wednesda) dampen a sponge or soft brush @* the Gatesworth. ee _ draw eee vor hes, Miss Thelma L. Morehouse was real ey athena fs. the hostess of a delightfq St. Pat- application or twa, your ‘rick’s bridge, Wednesday, at her . ieee beautifully dark, thick and home, 5885 Romaine place. The —— wi of $15 to $25 Show- ; ¢ room Samples—for one This is a rare bargain treaty will be well worth.your wh and you look years younger. hostess was assisted in serving by day only rae ee Re ae : ww h d was: : Misses Yissence. Viegnia and) |) , — ; on hand when the doors ope f Hai Dorothea Buschhorn and Irene : e% “o 2 : . - Eigelberger. Those present in- | \ alues are mary elous. 4 7 A Gleamy Mass Oo a cluded Mmes. C. O. Bobe,. A Te) a aq | ‘* _ 35c “Danderite” does Wonder: Bierdeman and A. C. Theis: Misses . : : Adele Bergmann, Ella Bienvenu. Here s choosing that sets a new standard Angela and Sylvia Biack. Mary > ' for exclusive stvle and high values’! Ex- for Any Girl's Hair Burmel, Marie Cuddihee, Cath- , - s " aha” Wien seieel Sheree | | quisite advance models that feveal all the | Muriel McCaslin, Marguerite Mc- | : advance Fashions—first time shown here. Vey. Celeste McAleenan, Elizabeth | petclle O'Neil, rene Perrin. Louiee | ffl We "x oe eae Soreaee -— “4 my . CHIC TAILORED SUIT MODELS Schugs and Florence Wendling. The Ladies" Aid Society of the Independent Evangelical Protestant ee ee ee Church, Pair and Margaretta ave- pa nues, will give a St. Patrick's day _ supper and entertainment in the Sunday school rooms, March 17 Woman Is as Old as the Lime Supper will be served from 9:30 to ~ — -: —— a ee oe eee o? e / - ‘ , } . : | “3 Girls! ‘Try this! When « — : | oS eo FF ; : 3 j fend dresing yee ae oe ad eal i) 1g your hair brush with a itt ang A ed! a devine aed beat tomes a : me * hair. The effeet is startling’ home of her daughter, Mrs. George a” ean do your hair up immediately L. Ryan of 6033 North Union SS ie will an twice as thick ; ia | appear boulevard, March 10. The guests eS , es . . . d [ d owe heavy—a mass of gleamy Let's Seize: | were: Messrs. and Mmes. John oats that are visions of slender orace—Coats in the better, more exclusive fashions—are presente Monday 1 sparkling with life and pees = : is Presumed to Tschudy, V. B. Le Roux, H. G } - »* 6 | nd e e . tes 4 that incomparable softness, f | utie epigram of Ma | Meyer, B. Schatz, R. J. McMahon |? An 1 . . | | ‘ r | 4 h "h , Id ‘ d ct r | r d rtly ca ‘ pews and luxurtanee. ‘ | Speeeemeae St Merats cus. | MO Teter? Maia meeea|g af inspiring sale that will prove most interesting to those who would appear distinctively and sma aes witha Density ioe dhe Sanne witch can only son; \and Leo McMahon, Emil ana Henry oo 2 derine’’ is also toning and stim’ / Techudy, Joseph Taber. Victor Le a ONO ll al aL Lae LA LAA AA AAA A é > ] Inting ene h singte hair te —, .| Roux: Misses Gladys Meyer, Marie § ) ; a oe exer! trong. Hair steps . ; McMahon, La Verne Le Row. PS aM | oo wy a oe mee" . a ee ~ ng | Marian Tschudy and Bernice and — oF, = v | 50 + 3 ie i **Danderine’’ at any drag or age. One eunce of Georgia Ryan. . . s . 7 : “ < agnaerTi 1¢ 2 ~ procera tte at ys ae | aed ———_ a ‘ 7 counter and just sce how , — = _ : (an 5 and vouthful your hair ; Mr. and Mre. James Johnson of | Ee & | : 3 4 401A Blase avenue gave a dinner a ee — party March $ im honor of the : ry : Susi ‘ : c . . 7 — it Se a « J : 4 , J VY - , 7 ' on i - a & : Ses: 6 ; : , ; , . . a By : ae agit ‘ ; s* : , - . - as? s , = - . - ' . . = ; ~ ; . F ‘ . gg ’ : * — . pM 3 e » 3 ; ce’ ps ~ ‘ : 5 - . a ‘ -. :: - °? ‘ : +. and your Pocketbook Prices Are Reduced So That Many More People Can Enjoy Canti- lever Comfort ble h of deman er comfor in OSA et of the Cantilever Shoe in all its various styles. The es went into effect vesterday. -_ “ hd ‘a ¥ : : i Rich, fashionable models in great abundance and va- ; ge, i: | riety to meet the )demand for dressy Coats are shown lever stores and dealers in 550 cities have combine.l : “2 ii LL . in dark shades and high eolors. Some fur-trimmed Coats manufacturer to reduce costs of distributi tha : . Sate thm enter these weltknews elec. age Soa . 2 ) | , and eombinations of black and white in a diversity of te of production bes resulted sn “factory y eventos a’ 2 em { S74 | if 4 J ee ae. Colors of natural, graystone. artichoke. ith no ange uality. The same igh-grade materials, ; ~ 4 4 i cit fox, rubber, cedar. green, tan. brown. eray fa vv orkmansh . L fil | ‘ - . Y, fawn, nav) ~ - ip and scientific shoe construction are available we Mil fe 4 ° and black in splendid fabrics. including : We hardly think that the Government will file any complain: | ay TAH ; Velverette Velvatone Cantilever factory and agencies in thid concerted move- | S sy 7 | Cameline ge - tbo Ft i ! 7 : <a% . et bY 4 oe 5 a * “< 5 ve. ae oem er © ane -<e. «we we -* — Dr —_— ne Dadian teal Per ite a ee ee rs = hi ar me a ¢ 2)) C4 oe tee ~~ ere _ remarkable collection of clever Spring $ | modes is being featured for Monday at...... Hundreds of Spring Coats in Regular Stocks at _ $15, $25, $49.75, $58 and Up

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>. wis wk 7. T MM - wile Sia erase Sali Ae ie : ; SUInDdaTy o MARCH 16, ‘1924. | | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other event newspapers COMBINED =™™ ~* ++ —— — ~_— . 1° CLUB | Siven Monday, March 17, at thejn | ¥ AL ] ‘Armory, Gran! boulevard “und Mar- | Hat ne ass ap hag a Mtoe | stein Of Peoria, and Ben Goldstein | S PARTIES df. Ket street, with special St. OT ee amt Miss Fae, and Vietor | °* Chicago. upe HAIR WEEK PAST ick 8 day features, under direc- st Synday, March 9, at the; Mrs, Mary Keigher of 3160 | Removed permanently and painiessly from | tion of the Ways and Means ( _{ “atesworth Hotel. Rabbi Halpern R : ’ ponerse : Baa we | >; Corn perfornied the ; | rantner Place announces the mar- | face, arms and limbs. No depilatories or in so. Weltkamfl, Kienimipa. oot eo | Charles! hesonce , (L& iS) ©) } Y) Cy, SJ of ow : )\ . Favorite “% , {} t) , } Aordt Ci “4 ” i Corticnued from Preceding lage. -~ F re ogee ae rs ead _ +e Wye ly ih oe $16.50 Gallagher, MecLoney and Cora Da vis, Box office, ifarold Hail: | - floor chairman, Roy Travers: gate, ae ts | Walter Wolfner. tf irry and. Theo- | dore Pillman efreshinents, Mme b 4 . | — | FITTING QT , Sackett, arene ore ar | Crosby S SS | a ht gate 9 “Twinkletoe’?— ‘ ee C ah | > | a Brooks and Rafferty. Two thou- Gray Shop : OUR SPECIALTY if 7 = ef sand tickets have been issued tio ae EE “ | | friends and former tnembers of thi ; : y A Z | ; : ’ ca | ae 2 Hy ; & ° 5" _— ) SSSR 1, GOODWIN CORSETS fff = toe tothe ineep where it meet petal-like twisted strap. The con- | Thirty-fifth Divisio: Tickets can pe abtained lao ‘at ihe Armery L _ News of Great Interest to Every Mrs. Laura Rocbke of 3968A, oy Stout, Tall and Plump Woman— | Modeled by I. Miller Paim street surprised her son with -.. oe J. . -. | YY YY Y Ky yy y » 2 DD» 2D DD . Xv S ° ] | [ack . : .f belle Gutfreund, who returned re- x ( pecia ; 1 prep * “and Ld fe cently from a visit in New Yorl ; Madame Stephens, herself large, carries a cheery word to the stout . tours of the instep are enhanced ek i and Florida, and Miss Frieda Kis a -f wor an, and will be glad to make suggestions tind give advice on this Ay ° . . at oe Monday : ne: ber of Jackson, Tenn interesting problem. 615 Locust St. ' while the ankle is given a very trim * - | oe oe i K. , , > wf — i . ~ Only, In | ! » ‘Aw NS Z A surprise masquerade party | Mudame Stephens ts a recognized authority on the corseting of the mctesive SEOs Sane Shoes & effect with the snug-fitting heel. " | ie | Ss : was given Mr. and Mrs. Cc. H. ful-t ned woman, and her°demonstration will be of great interest. SSS . An original Slipper, indeed, : Our =. = % = Mucyerman of 3133 llawthorne ( mA B . a | Su GY yal t\\\ \ houtevarad. March 4. Games were "| e ¢ orsets reflect a harmonious, unbroken bust lHne, and in- ! a (2 argain _— Bool Request. 4 = played, after which supper was | stantly transtore Eng Tety bulges into lines of symmetrical grace, NEW FACES FOR OLD 63 Sold Exclusively by 2 . ’ , - Cong@alt Dr. ‘ : - 4) nH cee SY -H] [FRENCH PLEATING CO. J Neser. 200 Moves. 1. Mucker 9. 66 99 Note the Fath Pinkstace in | 0 DANA Fine SS 4 epartmen a a 304 Washington Av., St. Louis, Mo man sicnhardad slucKkerman a os _—_ : S > & * bh 2 tie Muckeriman, Joseph Kerstinz 8167 AW O}D Street r > ENRY Be } 2 —=_—w —— “i ; “ oe and Joseph Bardenhelr. Corrects ‘ ® ee, Ep ae ADVERTISEMENT ~- , : : , Weformed 816-9818 CLIVE ST ; = | | = — ———| so-Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fitzgib- HARRY M. SCHMIDT, 1019-21 Locust St, Opposite New City Club eee, ae y ‘ . 3 : a a 4 t hon and Messrs. Harry W. and Jo- President Building ST ning Faces, Double ( = | tre 2 revain | rea > : P senph Hufker were hosts aft the + Chins, Outstanding Kars in one —, : | : Rs é | = | at, and It 5 y aa birthday party of Mrs. J. B. Huf- we Ss ltlin = | Creat with pelvania oe ae “tg 2’ p's As 4-\ 2. - | W orth your while to be a x rh ker, on March §&. Fifty quests were ve 2 ¢¢ Yaa) ” Pj k ; ff Plastic Me Hs | 1 ¥ 4 present. Music was furnished by. a ot A ZZ IO Dr. J. Be in sta Surgeon - en the doors open, as EY Sint iinet dinebontre 5 Ds tee, Room 415 Victoria Bldc., 8th and Locust. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening |i > | five-pi str: | 18 Years’ Geccesates “Sratsten apy ote ae newspaper giving Associated Press news service. 4 “se : . @ ° op wnnyEes ' i? Detrnit teat w of each month ) # ree ™ AGleamy Mass of Hair ars. etizaveth Preston an- a pho Es | , . vi CPS a : “ig i. } > a a iugh- : i ' ™ . } & : ter, aft ee Neth ‘eivbhtne Pre Oe 2 e222 228 22 See ee ee ee Se eee ¥ “a er, Miss Elizab Stebbins es- : e.: RR 35c “Danderine” does Wonders fon, to James Le Rov Dodson of e cm - |Kansas City, Feb. 27 In Christ ® for Any Girl's Hair Chureh Cathedral, Dean _ Scariett — officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Dodson ® ss _ 29 You Are Welcome to In- »« spect Our Extensive Dis- 4 J 4 plays of New Spring Apparel - SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES AWelcome Spring Suit Opport @ Providing Suits of Extra Fine Quality, Styling and Workmanship, at— 7 me New Dresses, $15 to $75.00 New Suits. ..$25 to $89.50 New Coats, ..$15 to $75.00 will be at home in the Carlton Ho- tel in Kansas Citv. He is the son of Mrs. Nan K. Dodson, a singer. The bride was formerly secretary) of the Rotary Club. - Pe CEP & em BS ch 3 eet The St. Louls Lonely Club will meet Friday at 8 p. m. in the re- : cital hall of ths Odeon building. The Noshim Rachmonigth Socie- ty will give a card part at the Gatesworth Hotel March 25 at 2 » m. .Refreshments will be served. — ‘ Apparel The St. Louis Gold Star Moth- ers’ Staff, No. 1, will meet tomor- nportance to every row at 2 p.m. at the Disabled Vet- ie nage | \ erans’ Clubhouse, 3737 West Pine assortments at any boulevard. In the. evening there will be an entertainment for the Disabled Veterans. Chapter D. Q., P. FE. O., met with Mrs. G. A. Campbell, 7118 Ellen- cattle place, March 4. Officers elect- ed were: Mrs. B. A. Abbott, presi- dent: Mre. H. G. Bowden, vice pres- ident: Mrs. O. J. Llovd, recording secretary: Mrs. J. . FPerguson., treasurer; Mrs. H. M. Webster, cor- responding secretary, and Mrs. J. Weaver, chaplain. —~- ' { : ti f | ) - tag a Introducing a Distinctive Footwear Origination Girls! Try this! When combing Mod dressing your hair, just moisten +. 4 : "your hair brush with a little ‘*‘ Dan- derine’’ and brush it through your hair, The effect is startling! You “ee «=s.-s« an do your hair up immediately ana J ’ d M d . — . will appear twice as thick and “tegen ter ‘: : 4 ‘% favvV—a mass of leamy hair, paper on “Conditions in Armenia, ec 7 on ay In ae “9 & ' and Mrs. Boston one on “Mesopno , | f sparkling with life and possessing ad Smart! clad » 3 % that incomparable softness, fresh-|t#mia.” Current events. wil! Vy ke > hess and luxuriance. treated by Mrs. Sansbury. The Bay View Reading Club wil! n.eet tomorrow at the home of* Mrs. J. Il. Chappell, 6023 Waterman avenue. Mrs. Wood will read _ a oe are ; : , ivtinitvitiviv tte eee ee ee ee a ee ee ne ee a »_—- / While beautifying the hair ‘‘ Dan pH | derine’’ is also toning and stimu- Mrs. W. Franklin Armstrong lating each single hair te grow thick, 5100 Washington boulevard ha long and strong. Hair stops falling turned home from a visit in Pana outand dandruff disappears. Get ai ma and Cuba. she is planning a bottle of delightful, refreshing trip to Europe this summer. Danderine’’ at any drug or toilet counter and just see how healthy | Mrs. Rose Koplovitz of 1425 and youthful your hair becomes. South Vandeventer avenue an- ed i i a i nna en Special purchases make possible this invit- ing offer of stylish Suits. We modestly’ refrain from calling this a sale, but such values are the ‘best that $25 can buy, you will agree when you see them. a S2tste--* e- a 1] *% 4 2 3° $88 i : ; taeae | . aa Women’s Chiffon | a il Hose | Hil | bsigietasesg @ Boyish Suits 10 Smart Spring Combinations a ube hssi ; @ Double Breasted — ! ? PRICED GREEN KID y- sisties 7 @ Long Jackets, < ‘aca a. Satin Underlay yy q Sport Effects” = @ AIREDALE SUEDE 50 q BLUE KID | ; e Kid Overlay Satin Underlay WHITE KID @ | | } ek @ GRAY SUEDE a Patent Overlay | | : The Materials: - Special m2 _ Ts i Regular $2.00 Value ‘With the Fyll-fashioned Hose; 42-gauge pure Furs thread silk with lisle garter tops. In the following wanted shades: Fur fashions as well for Fall now make or selection by those Kid Overlay ’ | @. BLACK SATIN @ CHAMPAGNE KID | | @ Poiret Twill Satin Underlay ; : ~ Aho Black White Nude nylee-—firet, — « THT Beige Gunmetal Airedale Suede Overlay 7 Pyar iaa! * : t r [| Hit Mandalay Sunset Atmosphere q@ BROWN SATIN ¢. prover ar at el ee made to ou ? sake quettes ee. g Hil Fawn Peach Dawn Suede Overlay : | | ixtures ith new col . , 7 Hint : Ste brown and Para@iee - 2 Hult Blush and Light Biush Spring style. ; natural weasel— , c i ary, coney and Sum: . | Hill SHOWN IN OUR ia _ Hi OLIVE STREET WINDOWS kes. | |.) ireenfields ins P Bs if iii =a” . : : Olive at Eighth g Styled With Cuban or Spanish Covered Heels | @ Every Suit embodies the the Oriental influence in Spring footwear is best of tailoring. The enchanting effect of | ae fully brought at in these new “Hong Kong” Sandals, styled exactly as pic- | + de tured. Choose from 10 smart combinations of materials in Spring's newest } ee. : colors as listed above. Cuban or Spanish covered heels. Sizes and widths ) | et ee nanepmneny P38) Bey | complete. Attractively priced at $8.50. | Cte See Them in Our Window Display we Pieors ) \)) @. Sizes for. misses and women, 14 to 46. aaa, ar , : r y + . r “a. : wl : Ba i oe 7 aCe Oe an x 2 “22 «= ~ ‘ake! 7 ry tad PVA ERIE Cale RTS aE ae

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. Baws si B woe ea eee ey So “te a ds | cate -DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ae — cece eel nee - ss ——_—— ———. SS ee —_———_—— “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bef -_——- — -- a a -™ as = OO 7 - -- oe _ —— ee SeeOur Other Announcements on Pages? and 8, This Section. TIX. BAER « FULLER | GRAN: D-LEADER —— —— en The March Sale of a GLOVE S_ Grants Exceptional Savings on Gloves of Sik a 4 ic ne Fabric, in the Most Popular Styles For tis Silk Gloves uae i junior. At 95c Pair At $1.45 Paig © ii maintai TRICOT and Milanese gigs ce end eae ; 16-button Gloves in white come in white, . and colors. Gauntlets and colors; have double -wo-clasp Gloves; all double embr eee ie . se oidered — At $1.19 Pair | At $1.79 F Sixteen - button Milanese Novelties in Mi silk Gloves in black, white Gloves. in black and colors, double tipped to Several attractive | insure long wear; they have _ selection; all 2 Paris point embroidered in every style or col backs; slight irregulars. regular. a , ath | ) | At $2.45 Pair “25 Sixteen-button Gloves; arms are embroidered in @ike aitip eC pring 1 Iner a gy heavy embroidefed backs. Sizes 6 8 = nae : : : ce Chamois-Suede Gloves ef An Annual Presentation, in Which Are Offered Models of Remarkable Beauty and Indiyid- At 95c Pair At $1 4S P Pai uality at a Price That Strikes a Very Dominant Note in Our Week of Apparel Events Gucnthins ‘eh eidniaee taal cuffs, embroidered or ap- continued num oi: 7 ERE are hundreds of smart Hats from EY are the last word in Spring millinery pliqued in contrasting colors, cludes several which every miss and matron will want fashion, including the snugly trim fancy two-tomed embroidered our best éh to select her quota for dress, for tailored and cloche, in its many variations, lace-trimmed baste. : Plain Gountlets with novelties: have ae for sports wear. Each type is well repre- sist, and embroidered backs. | “Ul> 28 tomes sented in this wonderful assembiy. and we in a good line of colors and | CUfts; all have an ; are confident they will be enthusiastically tive ¢ style for the any the Hat + sizes. ed backs. received! Among them are any number of he junior miss. Milans, Canton crepe, tat- | Children love 5c models from leading New York miulliners, feta, Bangkok; black and the new Spring Suave “eit Giana n'sG me Pair | each retaining its original label. shades. (Third Floor.) with Paris point embroidered adie i. fe pt oy Special Prices on F ree Instr uction—!/ n the Making of Fancy Linen Pieces Italian Renaissance Plaques Doilies, Scarts and Centerpieces . A n d Poly chrome (rift Articles to.Match, in a Special Selling BY securing a special concession in their pur- Beginning Bid March 17th eee tae eee to-eer ey ee Classes Daily 10:00 to 12:00 A. M., 2:00 to 5 P. M. ; Ss Monday—A Sale of tive values in these Linen Pieces. They are of . é : fine quality, in oyster shade, edged with imitation HERE is a rare opportunity to learn not only a useful, but a a ae Venise lace in a blue-and-white combination. very graceful decorative art. | : F , | | 10,000 Pieces Silver-Plate@ 4 Remarkable Buffet sets, luncheon sets and dining-room sets Nearly every woman commands some leisure time for gift mak- a - | ly Red y _ models for street, as well 7 er up at trifling cost, because there are ing. She always has a few very intimate associates to whom she = " H | ableware % pee, afternoon wear, in st a ora + eee keh Cet | are desires to give something different, something expressing her own ce ie ‘ ‘a ss Pa singe duplic nc es, 5 re . ’ J, : ‘ “ge . - a , ' “ om ; oe _——— personality. What, then, could be more welcome than a course ot Be ey 1} 14c¢ Each 6 for 79c - higher ‘ priced garments. and obiong Voilies, 5x12 size, gc instruction in the making of such lovely articles as the following: Sy : rae as styles pictured, 12-in. Doilies, and rox14-in. ovals and oblongs, 35c 15-in. Doilies, and 12x18-in. ovals and oblongs, 39c Plaques—in Wide Variety term that. ie very attcaction 24-in. Centerpieces, 14x20 and 16x24 in. ovals and ; Candlesticks Book Ends Sconces ;- , ‘Z Silver plated on nickel-silver base, it is of 59¢ Night Lamps Bud Vases Cigarette Boxes ES e ¥ f : quality we ttl guarantee to give sati 36-inch Centerpieces, and 18x36-inch Scarfs, $1.00 Compotes Fruit Bowls Smoking Trays we TE iE ond 18xs0-inch Scarfs, $1.1 18x63-inth Scarf eye : ; . x . . begs a Skill in this art is easily acquired, and many are able to apply =. 1 oa ee _ The sale includes: this craftsmanship to the redecorating of ‘chairs, tables, boxes, , . eS eet Teaspoons Oyster Forks mirrors and pictures. —— : Z a ten Dinner Forks See Window Display 3 Mae : Ieed.Tea Spoons Dinner Knives (Silverware Dept.. and Thrift Avenue—Main Luggage | : The March Sale of | Rugs Reduced a — Infants and Children’s Wear {| 1 contorm with Reductions Mae MondayW eWill Offer More of Those - Sarees Chi i d at Recent Rug Auctions = =% ren s Coat : Chiffon Voiles S ats and Capes Karnak Rug 75 9x12 Size, $114.75 ’ LL in the “Belmont”—a new bright-finish f Fi wh } J} YY + sae th Agee : aa) » - ¥.. * ay : finished with fringe on end. . av very convenient and Smart A 7 - ™ HREE very special groups are ng o a Colors— article of on oes iow A | ty | a 2eeN qT that offer remarkable values Axminster Rugs xtraordinary at aaa | : ‘\\ bs , oP) Sa in children’s Coats and Capes of 9x12, Special, $59.50 duck and are in round Les “ear lid , style. Full cretonne lined with | fi an *: . polaire clot im son coiors, Yard Se ee eee ee ri /* ) 2 . 7 ieactieny winid 4 S Best quality seamless Axminster Rugs, gx12 size, ina’ pockets, hat form, : shadow plaids and stripes. Smart range of designs, including plain effects. NY women took advantage of this buying oppor- good lock and bolts. b .. oa | ins models in velour checks, flare and tunity last week. For those who did not, there is . . | | See belted styles. some trimmed with Fringed Wilton Rugs | — an gta to oe Voiles of a fine chif- . aa Of smooth top grain cowhid Tots Frocks exquisitely hand - embroid- garg and 11.3x1I2. kid finished. the Bags oe ered and some trimmed with Dress Linen very aa eal ~ ma They : At $1.45 real laces. Slightly soiled. Wilton Velvet Rugs Another Lot of 8000 Yard Will B are leather lined and have three —oi dimity and voile, fand- Undermuslins Sizes, infancy to 3 years. 9x12 Size, $51. 75 Ss i e pockets, heavy frame and brass- smocked and stitched in con Gowns Princess Slips Greatly Reduced Best quality, seamless Wilton velvet, exact re Featured Monday ed trimmings. ; oi overs Sites,-1 t Combinations Paina S i 7 Royal Wiltons in both design and colorings. These | ; 2.1 ; truly exceptiona c " _ FINE French Linen, woven of selected flax. and hav- vee pa acon ma eaten, a : $ brine Frocks — Velvet Rugs ing a soft finish, is an offering of extreme interest I At $2 00 few of a kind: trimmed with 2.95, $3. 95, $4. 95 ‘ al The Misses’ Store of- ~ at this sale price, because of its popularity and its oe itn of imported embroideries and Several hundred exquisit> 9x12 Size, $41.50 Be ; z - i\ \ Pe ae $B 3.93 95 56: F ate 38: W. & J. Slean’s Karnak Wilton Worsted Rugs, sh rot 5 Oc Women’s Hatboxes. $< ae : ~~ distinctive colorings, suitable for library or living room. | ra. 4 VoLle, lec F - § | | scarcity. 36 inches wide and in these colors: ' . hand-stitched in colors pees een. & SD se Weare hendedied ee Seamless style Wilton Velvet in Chinese and -—_ ¢ ers smartest of White Maize White, honeydew, flesh and ee beautifully trimmed. Voile ai a Aurora ight blue. Splendid qua’! 75c $1 $1 50 $2 gingham and chambray - a and Topcoats! Each , ss : se sizes. 2 t0 6. (second Floor ) | ; re | Sarment possesses S Q . Week- End Cases, $5 ; ‘& | nat tefel “eancir eee | L)resses, Suits,Creepers, Rompers ories. They are made of ename! duck or fabricord over stec! Extremely important values for every mother who has @ 1-to- 6-year boy frame—full cretonne lined with or girl to keep looking fresh and clean. Immediate and future needs should Q | bs shirred pocket in top. Size 24 be supplied from this group. The garments are al) well made. of — voile and chambray. Trimmed with hand embreidery, smocking and ap- pliqued figures. Many attractive styles. (Second Fieer ) (Seeead Fivor and Thrift Avenue, Main Ficer ) ee ae ee) eee a A a _ - eee — ew | c ee ee ae OP Ret pg ee ka

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é es vid ~\y See és ~~ ee SR) ys : : ‘ ; - | 4 | * The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED NS ee _ _ ~~ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and 8, This Section. , STIX. BAER & FULLER | 4 _GRAND-LEADER | Announce ~.f Week of: 4npacel Ivents mgs on Gloves of Silk and March 17th to 22d, Inclusive ? | P Popular Styles gl For this a eet ay "ae Se ms eche extensive Crm. Hag been made to supply the Spring apparel needs of miss, matron and oves a oF ‘unior. It is the outstanding Pre-East el event, embracing re lines, in all si ; ti ; st hertuua al : eat junior is g aster appar g regular lines, in all sizes, at prices that insure a saving. The - At $1.45 Pair “Tt maintain throughout the week, while the stocks last. . of Jerings ” Gauntlets and 16-b Bh Gloves, of Milanese cute: ae, pat Wee i | come in white, black and a oF gee | BSS Soe aay ROE RRS eos gee aE colors; have double tips and 1 Fe | oe Pee cer Pg ee aS Eee nnered backs; irregy- ar. v. . Pe; Ss . Mg a ea ee Se oermer ghey Ser ae Xp ey ch Sale of VES hier \ : ttl At $1.79 Pair Novelties in Milanese S; Gloves, in black and whee Several attractive styles fo- selection; all sizes, but not mm every style or color; ir. regular. 5 Pair are embroidered in allo ° ‘backs. Sizes 5%, 6 ht eB ede Gloves : At $1.45 Pair An assortment of dis- continued numbers in- cludes several models of our best -suede erettes ¢ sh rt-flare cufis and tong pwored | cuffs; all have Citibroider- | ed backs. | oves, 25c Pair “ah 6 i, Weiss ag ia : eTe two clasp styles, double tipped - | Sy ho ee Sere SHE ey SSy SN OMT Gt BSS backs; in gray, navy and tan. : a xe ae 4 i Pl Ea aS (Main: Floor.) ~~ - . : Yo * r up , - . 7s re 2] “te. ee ‘ * “a. s a: Se oe Po ~ ws ‘ ‘Ge ee ye: i= ae ) . ep we A ° eS ay —_—. - _ ee eee AS Se te re yt et - 2 £ q + . “* S ah. oi ; >> Fox Choker Scarfs Are Most Unusual: Values for This Occasion — At $15, $22.50 and $45 IN addition, beautiful new Scarfs in popular shades— white, peach, beige, platinum, blue-dyed, cocoa, red and pointed—offered at: $55, 375 and $95 (Furs—Thitrd Floor.) pag ee ee - . es ae Ate = ip: San Fk | eas a is f P at ig i" i * PES eke 2 ey a * = one *¢% oe ee - a. 4 , $75.00 iety of beautiful designs and ry, bluc, brown and rose—al! nster Rugs Add Great Interest to the Event $75.00 s, in Persian effects, in sizes lvet Rugs », $51.75 ee. velvet, exact reproductions = Sports Suits nd colorings. These Rugs a Cavett , a Rugs “Nc elt all cies end smannieh ma- * 4 | ) tion bri es ° asi >, $41.50 | The Misses’ Store of- S reer Nera amc! terials. All smart and Es f ; i 4 ! f pring *opcoats and > a Se ee OF Anse WE ices serviceable in two-piece _ R , in Chinese and Persian | . Smartest o gay Frocks of cre Tr eee ee ee a for and in the three-piece ae fin with fringe. 4 - Spring Frocks, Suits : : pe Pee. ay ON ge aa i Sah AS cas oe ee styles consisting of ae. ‘ etd and Topcoats! Each Ge chine — just the knickers, wrap-around ae, leur, $1.50 Sq. Yd. Sarment possesses cong ou en New Spring Skirts agp YS a Se 5 inset utch tile - va gh : . vs ” t n colors of tan, blue, red, A me agperan ecrwl the added metit of Feature Silk and Wool | eh 4 oe re tar a 2y By Stions appeal being able to with- ee 1, 98c Sq. Yd. - q nade ee stand hard wear. At $6./5 and $9.75 $22.50 $32.50 “it that are most efec- A -& - Woman airs. . : Skirt kind a " iy Coats, 8 to 16 : d patterns of every conceivable *; urface and is suitable for { . Sizes 1g to 18 Frocks, 10 to ft years. yen ra F989 a a glorious assembly of materials and colors $52.50 ‘ i évents. to make this the greatest of all the apparel Wuaned and pleated varieties. Three illustrated. ist. Sizes, 24 to 38 axirt Sectiow—Thiré Floor, (Sixth Floor. (Third Floor.) . B! P ov inh 3 2a y ns pa os wy ag ae Rie ttl aie i Rik ie) ° EY! we u s 5% i " Ss / AP? oly 8 eyes v Lo } nat Ria 4 3 ne va Te ll, SUA} sas ih ite cael : ef » o> pS ba. ill ‘ ioe ees 5 ae eS end eS OR Saar ee 4 ‘ p 3 wet Z Re fs A eS eR ate . gh ete SER ee a SR te Sa eee el ah ew . y ¥ . + t~ RE aS pu MMR SoG Lm

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— ——_ = - _— The Daily POST: DISPATCH alone has MORE ws Cire utediont i hen the + nny pee one other evening newspaper COMBINED A i A a ' — ——— ee eee = : —— - —— = —- --- — ERE ee ee —_ — a ee — oe - . — ee — - ~ - ———— a See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and7, This Section. R& rc GRAND-LEADER DOWNSTAIRS STORE For the Coats HE newest of Spring Coats may be found at this exceptionally low price for such good grade garments. Taety come in straightline and flare styles in els. Fashioned of plain polaire, plaids, overplaids, stripes, ve- lours and two-tones. Al! are lined: have set-in or raglan sleeves. The Colors— Include tan, brown, rookie, gray, green, blue and rose. The Sizes— Sizes 16 to 20 for misses, 36 to 44 .for women and extra sizes, 43 to 53.- pin Huan (bey sa ry oN ‘) ]] | Monday Specials Girls’New Capes andCoats On the Squares Are Extremely Low All-Silk Pongee in Price 1% Yards, $1.00 Ai 562 This is a very timely event, coming when most everyone is planning their Spring wardrobe. These Coats that we feature Monday in Apparel Week are offered at splendid savings, and to appreciate the unusual values we suggest seeing them. Zhese Arc Four of the Styles at $12.85 Domestic Pongee of a heavy weight. 32 inches wide. 1000 yards to sell. oh [* will be an advantage to moth- ers to inspect these Coats and Tan Pong ee Capes that we are offering at this 24 Yards, $1.00 exceptionally low price Monday. Silk-and-lisle Tan Ponge- Fashioned of plaids, velours, po- of an excellent quality: ;6 | ‘aires and tweeds. Come in many inches wide, and 1500 yards pretty styles and have many clever to sell. (Square K.) trimming features. Shown in all . " go . : ‘, : Crepe de Chine a new Spring , oalhenptd : to I Undergarments, $1.95 nstairs Stor RSS i, Women's envelope Che. Dimity Overblouses mise of crepe de chine: lace trimmed Very Special, $ 1 -00 and come in Spring colors. Also Bloomers in the lot. (‘Square Lb.) EVERAL hundred in this group, secured from an Eastern maker at a sacrifice. All are nicely made of -@ | Limen ’Kerchiefs, 15c good quality dimity. Some plain tai- Men's Linen Handkerchiefs omar while others are attractively im full size; have ‘-inch hemstitched hems. Limit 6 te a customer. (Square B.) trimmed with embroidery, pearl but- toms, fancy collars and open turn-back cuffs. Come in white and bisque. Sizes Beaded Bags; $1.69 34 to 40. wnstairs Store tine Sie Come in the drawstring style and shown in new Spring i tions. _- to sell. , rgain Square --y4 —— - diieittintlias —aanas | 380 Umbrellas Con Yard In a Sale Monday ecru: At $7.69 .69 ideal for making short and LOCAL jobber’s clean-up, secured -long curtains. troco yards to sell. Seconds. a This brand of Sheets has 3 Oo Clock Special Deen a standard for vyears. Amoskeag Gingham Good weight and free from dressing. It is to your advan- 32-Inch, 19c Yard tage to attend this sale. Mail 100 pieces of new Spring amd phone orders filled. patterns im the lar checks and oe gr ae A few in size 81x99 inches, colors. priced at, — $1 3S ‘—_ Se Fringed Crttniatias!~ Se ished At $477 Each ATTRACTIVE ecru Curtains in the popular shadow lace patterns with fancy borders; finished with black headed irimge; 2'+ yards long. Drapery Fabrics, $1.00 | Window Shades, 48c Ea. ome in fancy woven fiber Opa Shad green silk and silk-and-lisle combi- white tyme yd a nations im popular shades. 46 rollers; size 36x72 inches: inches wide. seconds. (Dewuestairs Store } (Dewnstairs Stere.? e ce — - — a _ —_ 7 occupations. Demonstration and Sale oft Work of the Blii Opening Monday, March 17,‘ A. Entire Proceeds Will Go to is Missouri Commission for the Bh HIS sale. with demonstration of work | blind. is conducted by the Missouri Blind. In teaching these people trades. helping 2 them self-supporting, finding them emplo deavoring to prevent blindness, the Commission a fine. humanitarian work. The sale is held for | pose of disposing of their finished work, so that employment may be given them. Market Prices asked for the goods on sale, which include: Brushes Mats Rag Rugs Brooms Towels Aprons Baskets in All The Commission offers the services of the plain sewing, crochetting, piano tuning and the of dictaphone records. In such work, these ; been able to train themselves to a degree by persons with all faculties who are more suited ithe Store ” , bie A Rare Trea bes 40-inch Crepe de Chine in (Pitty Fi for making underwear. - epee.” Sale i yy Fountain Pens 7 95¢ ESE Pens, made by expert penmak- ers, combine good mate- rials and exceptionally careful finish. Each Pen has polished and chased hard-rubber barrel, and r4-k. solid gold pen, iridium tipped. Pocket clips or sawtoir rings. Red, black or mottied finish. Also Included in TAis Sale— Pencils Gold-filled, in engine- turned designs, with at- tached pocket clip and eraser. Propel and repel lead action. (Main Fleor.) Thrift Avenue | - The Buy-Way of St. Louis — e Madeira Scarfs, $3.55 Of fine round thread linen, hand-scalloped and hand-eye- | let-ermmbroidered. Sizes 18x36, réx45 and 18x54 inches. | Slightly soiled from handling. A lot of 200 on sale. Filet Scarfs at 89c Allover Filet Scarfs in a neat floral design with fringe on both ends. They measure 17x50 inches. Thread Silkk Hose At $1.50 Pair weight, with mercerized lisie | tops and soles, and high- spliced heels. Black and new shades. Water Sets at 8qc Clear glass, in optic style. The Set. includes pitcher and six glasses. ‘Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Silk Taffeta, $1.59 Yd Plain, and changeable Tatf- feta of all-silk quality; a wide range of plain colorings. 36 | inches wide. (Escalator uare— Main léer.) Embroidered Batiste At soc Yard Embroidered figures of Housewers Special Water Power Wash Machines, 9! MADE expressly for Stix, Baer & Fuller. These Washers are guar- anteed for ome year. Wool Wall Dusters, $1.00 Lamb’s wool Dusters, medium size. can be washed when soiled, come fitted with long handle. . in white. al! need uineatll _cambric and kwn— | pieces in various lengt Women’s full-fashioned | Hose of a _ desirable light | | — coil—r aon | tom, 40 to 709, dozen, Ee —_ —_— . oe - —s a ee = Tied we +4 oe Satin Charmeuse, in era black: 40 inehes wide....-. etas ; new Spring colors and inches wide .----- testes Canton Crepe, in o@ and black. 40 inches wide Printed Crepe de Cat Printed Foulards, in and dark shades. 36 inches $2.98 Thisldu Silk, in the heather mixtures, also Diack es] Silks, in tan, € gedaan esh. 40 inches $2.98 Brocaded Crepe de Ch ors. 40 inches wide- $2.69 Silk Broadcloth, im peach and white. | Extra! $3.98 Niagra In the new colors of tam eo taupe, gray, navy, poudre wide. Notion Special Speciola lain ets 6 tor oe a a Canton , m a wor wide and in all the new = S $4.50 Satin Nairobi Crepe, i 34 Spring. 40 inches wide.. ) | $3.98 Satin Niagra; good < Spring colors. 40 mehes 100-yard spool in and colors, Long-waisted Dress £ $3.98 Printed Cantons; all various colored backgrow Wright's Bias Seam Brass Safety Pins % and white, "ail sizes | Clark’s r0o-yard S om. ap, scw-on "Gam rubber ai D (Thritt Aven To . me =

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FET OT TP OMS OT BITRE : , f ; ' + a ) . :- MES ELECT I TE R ee > Ty a ES gee . . ; ’ = Et a q - ae re it — a . er . , Sate . ' “ - 7 ve porary es ser Ae nt eae ”) > a eRe ay 7 EMSUNDAY. > Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 M. ty Ci ion than ; Pot a | nets oe i ig ——————————— NP IME RET : Re ee Sree One SAROmeaS BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ~ A 4 i neem wn +i) ' - tk a ” UM ib : - thy ie f , i a ri - ST | HAnHUttt / * = ~ Casseroles n and Sale of the 7 : A | $5.00 Casseroles at. . $2.98 hee $6.00 Cas8¥roles at. . $3.98 the Blind : ; March 17,-9 A.M 7s Will Go to the ssion for the Blind | MMA Rare Treat for Silk Lovers Monday! Nstration of work by the mois tndes nein a att | $90,000 Yards of the ° ss, the asundaclon ae en- | ; . The sale is held for the Be, | ost Wanted Kinds_ ] S 7 . Casseroles, sn | ; i » either round or Fee, = Oval shape; cut Af | . : Pyrex inserts. ALL the People ~ (Main Fleor.) — -_ o aa” 7 Vv ia J - . é ¥ . >. . — Se ae *- Pe ee Dee Se = ; = ~ , “ i . - ond > ‘ “@ o 7 ; ‘ ” ee 4 ~ hose, > **, ¢ gm, "4 I Saw oe» J . ’ gsBe = es + , a . 2 a ‘ i : Pi ts eee feimaer E nh are ee rs a a ion : “ anes - os a ee ae 2. eee a m “ . - x r ss a y ; - . r . . - * y 5 ty hy x ‘ . Ke er SS ree x J Eel _ SAN . : i Bs a ee Lh: GPA CG777 6 a” SOS 4 Af Ae Ades Z. / a _* se : » F #3 Jee Sears tt rash® \ id | , 437 * #3 7= o* = “0” 10 Suits : : onday : A Big Purchase = Suits Like These Away Below Price and Many Other Styles We shared in a big purchase made by The Suits wanted! Suits in the height our entire group of stores. The ability @ of fashion in a variety that affords selec- to take the entire number of Suits offered tion of just the styles most adapted to your made possible this surprising price. individuality’ Six are exactly as pictured. ~ 2" SVS + - ha * ¥ bs “ . . ¢ - > — . : 4 7 ane > it : : ds $ "Fe : ; 7 ;7 ly ‘ ee 7 : : ; ; ; “+ , : : “ * — , Za - ~ od bs : - at aul tr ~ ~. wi ty hes . , . . . ” 9 P : bes : , a «t 7 7 _ . % . ; ; *y : ; ro wg - , ey Clark's 100-yard Spool Cot- ton, 40 to 70, white only— dozen, 25c 2-strap, sew-on Supporters, pair, roc Gum rubber sanitary Aprons, 35¢ 250-yard Basting Cottos, white—7 spools, 25¢ Sheer Laces At soc Yard In this offering are hun- dreds of pieces of fine Laces in the most desirable makes, includi venise, nets, Chan- ~ tilly, argot and. numerous a Ss - CEPSSSRSSRSSISELSSHSSSSSES ELECT SER SRE eee we eee eats all T_T a a ee ™ - - 4, ers. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) e Specials a Machines, $13.95 v= Gr a An Going on Sale Monday at 9 A. M. me OH eas | $5.95 to 510 Sweaters. | Tissue Y i — hs Just the Sweaters You Want for Spring rolls. Wizard Polish, 69¢ . 2 ‘ ; ad : Kk I nd S M ond ay Sty les One-quart size, specially 5 } 3 ay 7 a 1 pation Fiber Silk — Coat Effects Se ee ee eee x , Silk Slipovers Martha Washington Iron, | “> : , highly nickel plated, welsh ia Sos Silk-and-Wool Sleeveless 6 pounds. Heating element @ i | Buarantees for one yest: ; £993 m= & Nine of the stylés from which | 7 6 H you can choose Monday - pic- . You'll find in this sur- . cae offering every shade for eash offer—and it was accepted. Spring, styles for eyery occa- Only such a purchase makes pos- sion, and every eize, 36 to 44. sible such a price as ee Some have slight imperfections. —_on such Sweaters. Rea Y See them im our windows Monday at 9., Extra space an Sunday—be here Monday. extra salespeople. All Sizes, 36 to 44 Nine Are Shown r . ‘ > : 5 » : & ? ' a a y : B ¢. . | | 4 ‘ ma AG yy oy} . ’ Plaids . , Th Wig Box Plaids Crossbars A | | SESS SRRTTARREESERERSREESRARRRRR RAB e aeeeuer » - : ; ; 2 5 ' : » 20k ose. wy! her stage bet eas 4a, OR Tae cep aay cates ; fy , , —_ : g wag A | i! > We made an offer to one of the largest knitting mills for their entire Spring surplus—a Large Pockets Mixtures All Sizes for Women, Misses 14 to. 20, 36 to 46 —— . , Cc ks, * : ; Colon: Tem Oe ee — SS ee ae ae ea a a ys , i i i i i i ee he he he be he he he he hh hh i i i i i ee ee pe eee ph bg sense aussanmes ae sere seus auspaasaeansens U Dad fy 9 . P at s ty ‘ ¥y a? ye, ® , 4 Ge wee « ~ eer a a ein : Catia sa MR et 4 grag al

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Eee EOE eee Es ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— il EN oe f s8 88 Khe Store fer ALL the Peoph JUS Ce om Pay as You — Use Club Plan The Daily POST-DISPATCH alort has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINEL ee AO YYTvVvYTryryyy * $2.75 Card Tables Housewares | } Sale Price . jh Strongly built, folding Table, mahogany fin- ishes. 29x29-in. Metal corners, leatherette covered top. (Third Fleor—Nuagents.) 12-Ft. Linoleum Housewares Sale Price Square Yard 19c Heavy Linoleum, heavy printed with enameled surface. Neat conventional designs. Seconds of $1.19 Linoleum (Third Fleer—Nugents.) ile - . t and fringed inches wide. shades of yellow. and $1.15 Window Window Shades. 36 7 feet long. Wanted Shades Housewares Sale Price Each 69c 70 dozen opaque quality scalloped (Third Fleer.) : 81x90-Inch Pequot high-grade Sheeting. (Third Fleor—Nugents.) Sheets Housewares Sale Price $148 Sheets of this fine Bags, second cuts. Good lift catch and iock. Leatherette lined. Fancy Walrus finisb. (Fourth Floor—Nucents.) weight Thumb rest and stand. $6.75 Electric Irons Housewares Sale Price $4.49 This grade high- “H o t- point” tron, full 6-pound and fully guaranteed. (Feurth Fleer—vW¥ mis.) Curtains Housewares | “Sale Price Pair ; | = + 4 P 4 . LAL pairs of eS: ii ithese fine grade : fel: 3 | marquisette Cur- tains, neatly hem- stitched and trimmed with Henkel! lace edging. (Third Fileer—Nugents.) $1.65 Spring Sale of Rugs $2.95 Mattress Protectors Housewares Sale Price $197 Quilted Mat- tress Protectors; full size, 54x76 inch. Zig-zag quilted and well bound. Very fine quality. craira Fieer—Nugents.) sures you the best of wear. $6.00 Axminster Rugs Housewares $495 Sale Price. . 36x63-inch, mottled Axminsters m mixed colorings. Neat end bor- } | ders. Pretty for many places about the home. 75c Pillowcases i | Housewares Sale Price Each | 53¢ Pretty 7: broidered il- peal lowcases, with sealloped edges and design. In gold, rose or blue. Good quality cotton. (Third Filoeer—Nagents.) ee EE EE ee ¢, 4 ee Per) | eu 4 re ret mes “eee take é PES 79 5 cab ; ‘7 $2 Feather Pillows Housewares Sale Price 95¢c Extra qual- ity, steam- cured, sanitary chicken feathers; 20x26 inch size. Fine ticking covered. (Third Fleor—Nugents.) 350 Luncheon | Sets Housewares Sale Price OSc 18-piece, plain white, May- flower shape Luncheon Set: factory seconds. Includes 6 plates, 6 cups and saucers. (Fearth Fleer—Nugents.) quality In a selection $ 45 6x9 Axminster Rugs Housewares of the very latest pat- ~~ of a very durable Sale Price terns and in all de- quality : made espe- $ 95 . ; " 2 . ai : ; ‘ R : : sirable colorings. Finished with ‘#!Y for the smaller 72 fringed ends room. Pretty patterns === — ie —"* $69.50 Axminster Rugs Seamless Axminsters., 9x12 size. in a verv Sale Price High-grade Wilton Housewares heavy, durable qual- | Velvet Rags in 7.6x9 Sale Price ity. Closely woven $ 95 size; closely woven $ 95 with a deep pile. Se- ———— and seamless. Will . give the best of wear — lection of the designs and new blending of colors. $60.00 Axminster Rugs Rugs, in a good, dura- ble weave, in an as- sortment of neat Per- 7 | sian and Chinese de- signs. Seamless Velvet Rugs in 9x12 Size ; Housewares Sale Price Wilton closely woven latest 11.3x12 Axminster Lovely for large living room. 500 Alexander Smith Rugs From the Auction Held in New York Last Week Go in This Spring Sale—Lowest Prices in Years! $45 Axminster Rugs Rugs woven with a deep, rich pile that as- 9x12 size and in a selection of colors that’s very complete. Pretty designs and bright color combinations. $ 95 ® > of — > ees Very unusual neat de $60.00 Wilton Velvets Houseiwares Sale Price Housewares Hlousewares Sale Price a $47.50 Axminster Rugs 9x12 Axminster Rugs. woven seamless and of a heavy, durable grade. $55.00 Wilton Velvets Housewares Sale Price 462 signs, in bright and subdued eolors that are good for Spring. $26.00 Axminster Rugs 8.5x10.6 size, heavy, closely woven quality Wilton Velvet seamless style. to select from. $42.50 Wilton Velvets and comes In a range of neat designs. Finished with fringed ends. $4.75 Axminster Rugs Axmin- Housewares hlend Sele Price $3.50 27x04 - ineh Rugs, to with the room-size Rrgs. Neat. patterns in a large selection. ster Sale Price Housewares ‘47> An exceptional- ly large asscrt- ment of patterus -to choose from. All the latest designs. (Third Fleeor—Nugents.) ring Sale China, Glassware ust in time for this Bale 30c Galvanized Pail Twelve - quart « size, with heavy ball and soldered seams. (Third Fileer—Nuegents.) $22.50 Dinner Sets, Full 100 Pieces The beautiful Mayflower gh = Mah is J aA . deco- rated with bright narrow gold edges and the service is oe oe to serve 12 persons. Ex- > traordinary value. fine neces 4 ' vj quality domestic porce- ff lain | / nat . | Housewares oe | ‘ Sale Price $27.50 Dinner Sets 112 Pieces \ fine domestic China on the late plain popular shape. with a narrow scroll r- der edge decoration, consisting of fwyl! gservice for 12 persons, with all size plates. fast stand gravy beat and Dread and butter plates. Housewares Sale Price $20 Dinner Sets Migh-grade porcelain, fancy shape. with tint border background and floral design. Service is complete for $6.00 Army Cots New Cots, style, strong | folding steel frames, tubular ends. rein- ferced non-sag springs, including Ne phone or C. O. D. or- G persons, with covered dish. gravy boat and | sugar and cream 5Si-piece Sete $ 3.65 4 a Res . ee | $25 Dinner Sets First guality porcelain. color line edges and delicate spray medaliion deceration Regular service for 12 persons. $ >] ~ 10%) ptece Sts . a * $1.25 serving Trays: ‘mahog- any finianh frames elevated handien and fancy designe im giass-covered serving Cheire 69% surface Ge Cut Stem Glaseware; beautify! sparkling. clear optic stem wetter glasses. sherbet and ire cream glasses wine, etc... with large cut grape an“ wreath ? | Pa deatgn. Chote * $3.50 Apartment Sets 6 lerge dinuwer piates. § cups and aeerre in beautiful geld decorations cients Bete |... $2.19 | ‘ . $ P~ Pa } * Ry ' $8.00 Dinner Seta. 32 Pieces: beautiful narrow goki decoration between 2 fine blue coler lines; compiete service $5 19 for 6 persons. 32-piece Sets ° ° ee elie. — $7 5@ Chins Tea Sets. 17 Pieces: ‘ine | imported thin china. in Diack line and tint saUcers, tem pot. sugar and l7-piece Gete..... latest importation. Landa. cups and $4.98 > | 2500 Pieces Coin-Gold Glassware Chotee of stem water g' asses. ani re ; od a . h porvetain. Complete service for 6 yersons, with $7.98 | > e | sugar and creamer. Choice, 42-piece Sets... $40 Dinner Sets High-grade umported Bavarian cana. with gold edges and s™Ma.i rosebud decoration: chine service for 12 persons with fast stand. gravy beats. bread butter. Diates =. $29.45 $1.58 Casecrotes; 'arge, brown earthenware, (qmservie cover fit cme m open stands with sid hagdles. - scroll rere eee eree ete eee nrnene*t et iene © « $1.50 Censole Sets; “eee e ee & « Pine Earthenware deep bewls. in a pest of four: Diue tends: wery servicesive (Feerth Fleer—Nagents.) a This high- x grade slumber Pillowease, in 42x36-in. size. Full bleached. ‘Third Fleer—Nugents.) 40c Pillowcases Housewares Sale Price C anteed fo ing adj zle. one able brass 50 feet,.é-ply red rubber Hose coupled ready for use, season, fully guar- includ- spray noz- | Sale Aluminum Percolators | dried braced. ti crooved ' with pail ' $2.50 value. ot ee $1.50 Woodenware 7 Kitchen Sets Sets consisting of six $1.75 High-grade Aluminum Pereolators made | Pieces with wall rack: hou . awk , A ; ' | .3.2:,.3 ; made of highly fin-'tignt-£ o' of cold rolled sheet aluminum, im Colonial | igneag imported wood.| enchant ae | stvle. Makes delicious | spring sak 95 and colts . coffee. % USGS 6. waco mer C niece Se ae 1 6-cup size; 79 ; $1.95 Tea- : » $1.25 value..... C | bette, i j qt. #i2.e. pale 9-cup size; 99 pure alutm- $1.50 value..... C ae ee lees paenel- ed shape, $1.24 ‘with alu ———— ename! $1 7 case -* white cname!- Bottles One-pint Universa! ¢er or? wT hada parle ya" A A Ades f99d4 i414 i444 pattresses in 1 tary, all- - See F. é | r wee ‘% a for one for the of these 45-pound Mely tufted. Sizes for all b s ce of patterns to two-tone 4 * price. sale semi-annually and 3 B yg % 8 Saale a These Matt ~sset Being Made _ after layer of sanitary ¢0 ay Wine . se RR 2 = i —

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. Sia a Ny, ¥ ® SUNDAY MARC . ie se inne eneil ston is2s, .% ast Bs ) es es ce i Thire ' i a | iF . TEP ; | } iy tae 7”. | ae roy . * LIE p ED y ‘ n Set ‘Set of Three ; ’ Pe EL ROUT IR. ip or a a alone has 45,000 MORE City Girculation than BOTH other evening newspa — ce me ee eee |. ose eet ataieediamee oon ee —- — — —— - —- ~_~-—- _— _ SS el — —-.—— ~~... A I yt AtEm - - _——_ a pers COMBINED = Sere ata. | , ; oe | Kettles, as Double Roasters,\ Dish- num, seam- | - LS Mectal, : we gree Sa pans, Rice Boilers, set of Fram? Ccorege : ines 2 Skillets, covered Stew oc Shape, | $1 (jp) | 7 Pan with Cake Pan, 10 and $1.24 . | 95¢ 12 quart Cook Kettle, ete. ~ Galvanized Tubs Xo. 1, eo size, heavy galveae nized. with sel. dered seam, and riveted-on dte handles. 8 value : Dusters In medium seize: : for ecelilings and walls: Wasi- . Able and furnish- } ed with long han- _ | Lovely for bedroom or bath. - (Third Floor—Negents.) : —— $7.95 Betty Bates - 1 | Bed Sets , double- bed size, with blue, rose or gold fast-colored stripes. Re- quires‘ no ironing. (Third Floor—Nugents.) $9 Davenette Pads Pads that will not lump or pack. 4x6 20-pound weight. Art ticking covered. (Third Flocr——Nugenis.) $1.10 Mop Outfits Housewares Sale Price 49c 1500 Mop Outfits, a full - size tri- angular - shaped polishing Mop, with bottle of polish. (Third Fleer—Nugents.) $6.95 Comforters Dotted silk Mull, covered with printed. design and plain borders. Filled with clean, white sheet cotton. Monday only. eae (Third Fieer—Nagents.) . . LAMPS Being Made made. Complete, ready tu cttach.... 49 sake $10.00 ELECTRIC Pich polychrome rT: “ " ~ e ; PORTABLE oer - ogany finish Broadway Windows $4 Electric Irons eetah, on-anel _Siivernpetet Teste, Mrcente | vate. wun high: balter la | A nigh-arade,,felly reat. bare, 2 oll ent efigct. enutoned, with push | Sreviahd "shes i : . anteed Electric Iron; warrant- ckhets. polyehrome kets, stiver-¢ rames, yer of sanitary cotton felt ; a aien pattetention: tesa finish. open scroll Shades lined with blue, rose or mom ong color or by expert workmen. They will | | latest improved shades, lined with gold atik. Very attractive ape - ere. element. Com= ¥ 49 ca ral glass pen Lamps for my ladies boudoir; plet $12.95 plete with stand, ° els. omplete $6 95 $3.50 value. Complete $I! 95 Lampe... good cord and 2- : laerpe..... ° Lamps. ; 5 a . .. piece plug@w ...... (Third Fileor—Negents.) (Feearth Fieer er 4 i a a te ae eae 69c House Brooms Brooms. Smoothly Dee GD y a - oo ¢ »* , rs) Y mS J . * = , 7 . 4 > ye eae +5 ne 1 . r ‘y > * ‘. ae “ — Ss ee ‘ Se . e as ~ 4 she » 2 iad x + es Lert K , a : G7 oy on £ >" +> x, sagt ry f es 4 ' . >, 4 Se ir 4 « : ae ‘ wt! Ph , a be i x F ’ i ¥ " e 4, y " v ¢ . “ 9 ie = - hoe Cae ; ae. User a at AD = ~ ’ Rs “a ae he *y)

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ny STLOUS POST-DSPATER é es” te elie ‘as EY Se On a OTST ee ee ee ae ee RT EE IE LO Er ae ae Ce a - [ US Oy ene PS pee "x T he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE Cily Circulation than the oe: wl one other evening newspaper COMBINED .» & ; } SS SS SS ESS > K— Se BRANDT’S FORMAL OPEN- ING IN NEW LOCATION TOMORROW Over Half-Century-Old St. Louis Shoe Store Now Lo- cated on Sixth Street One of the of St. ‘Louis retail stores—Brandat’s —has served three generations of Each move to new Fa teseat and ol progress of St. Louis. Established in 1867, ful shoe store to open on Sixth - gtreet Brandt's Early St. Louis. Rare old photo prints show the St. Louis levee piled high with in- outgoing wear, were coming Added steamb that st and motion pictures. steamboat races live in American literature as thie thrilling episodes period. Came the river men to Brandt's Quality Footwear neers will and to for Known through Brandt's throughout Valley. Upbuilding the West. The pioneer on to the Far sight in Old St. tional figures now identified with the history of the upbuilding of the West passed through St. as early pioneers. Came the pio- Brandt's -for Known Quality Footwear and _ through them the fame of Brandt's Foot- wear spread throughout the South and West. Retailing of Today. To supply Known Quality Foot- to give satisfactory service, to make friends of patrons—these of the. early Brandt's and were practiced‘to the fullest extent of the that early period. These ideals, continued through 57 years, have always aimed to attain for Brandt's patrons all the best that America can offer in Quality and Sérvice. ful shoe store to be opened in the new location on #ixth street, complete Spring Fashion Show of . America’s best-known Footwear— all these present advantages for trons of today to the contrast earlier history, but are the result fittingly celeb the ting was a_ social holds interest in books The old-time £7th year in St. hb them . footwear spre the great West ideals the Brandt's pa usiness end picturesque of that early the fame his pilgrimage was a familiar Louis. Many impressively with of the same spirit of service. Today—Brandt's patronage ex- tends throughout the great Missis- Valley and into the Southwest—e tribute faith and never-tiring efforts to sippi serve. Expert Shoe Repairing. At your service is the most mod- ern and complete Shoe Re Department, where expert repair- ing is done by Brandt's own shoe- makers, the beauti- Louis. freight. Mississippi Louis facilities of The beauti- to keeping | dest | rate of side and and of ad na- far the the far ee pair SPRING Fashion Notes Silk Springtime’s H osiery\ Fashions or Chiffon; Hosiery of the make nationally known “Queentex” ia featured in St. at Brandt's. “Queente x’ eee Silk Hosie newer shades. Co ne oot. Louis exclusively tei -gaar” $1.06 the pair. ould - fashioned offers choice of many Included are Rac- boy, Tan Bark, Airedale, h Nude, Gray-3l, Sand, Lariat, This popular “Queentex™ All shades are te alow, Bombay, 4, Sliver, ueentex”~Lisle -fashioned Chiffon Woatureg SiD5 the pair. Da ory Department just a ban ‘ Se | 21) | - Se ’ | i | " ' ; | | | | } i : see eee ; = — - ; Se " MAY, ¥ - . ; ow A ye i ' “"y ~~ al ule A ; ; see? Be: / “Shes | ee bi — SS | : 4 ~ ro “T eS SS Min YD AR aL be OU | mn ad Wt Wade: acre a ae he we’ , —“— ~ ‘e A f- i i} it { it i " ij? | \ | Se Lai | ’ THE 1 i } i] i | ] ® Leste Qucon G8 US PAT OFF. TER CO. SHOES For Children, $5.50 to $6 To guide Little Feet correctly, select shoes that heed nature’s requirements. Queen Quality “Little Queen’’ Shoes give free play to the growing foot. Style and quality. ** Betty Brandt’”’ Shoes for Children, $2.50 and Up Special Shoes for Men $6 to $10 Brandt's Organization has accomplished for St. Louis Men this Spring—Advanced Styles that reveal fine shoe-making, ensuring comfort and longer wear. Foremost values at $6 to $10, Prompt Mail Order Service. for Out-of-Town Patrons Bl 1h] pity — pigeres a (| Bee eT ; , Hin i il Hi pyyrery NTA — >) ; ~ a eS K SI eS New Location Greater Brandt's a Greater St Lo S ening lomorrowy | You Are‘Invited to the Opening of — | A Greater Brandt’s AN KS Greater Service and Greater FKalue ‘ Nationally Known Quality Footwear ) mt for Women, Chiidren and Men we 3 = SEVENTH «= ST. op, tn ” “ a ni ’ : o 4 ” o o sn & | 4 ‘ autpuenapmas bisertieaessiontie TO — 3 4 Lo Your Service . brandit’s Dedicate HLT ea Hil ] : ' ® DP VOCS OS i ’ : i ' i | — | — - aX ' | n i i} | € h | fl : Hi VY i | \ 1 WA | HHH | $ / by HiT m4 9?) : PN oe TTT) Sa ee vB es \ WY HH iaw * >) 'y ~~ | | = Oran . tee i | i 4 )} iy | iy i= Nt | | : Sw AT i) hn HN) a i , iI ay | yi | 8 rT A | ity H at : /¥z5 : , nee MS | Brandt's Careful Fitting Service Always Maintained 97 Years Ago—Grandmother Was Invited— As a little girl she attended the Opening of Brandt’s first store in St. Louis in 1867, now known to three generations of St. Louis families as ‘*The Store 9 of Fine Shoes. ' Entirely New Stock of Spring Footwear Not a pair carried over from the old location. Through Brandt’s resident buyers in the fashion centers. through months of specia! planning — an entirely new stock of foremost values features the Opening. An invitation to all to Inspect this Greater Store—to measure its greater worth to you and know the Quality Footwear known to so ¢ many thousands of St. Louisans. ee —————_.— — leer ve Introducing “‘Queen Quality’ elk, jack rabbit gray, Sa- bian red, bamboo. cork ial PUNNNG. SUID. vied tench | Other styles $4.00 to Brandt’s Dept. for “Juniors” ’ style to the younger element. Illustrated— The Jr. ‘‘Sonora’”’ Sandal of racquet mit ag $7.90 —_—_—_- --— — —— -_—_——_—- Oe - a 3 : (41s ix poe ee Re ay ete BRANDT’S Full- fashioned silk or chif- fon. Lisle garter top and foot. All the newer shades. Nation- ally favored and shown in St. Louis ao «at Brandt’s. PERRO TR Fe Mae os] (oe “Fe | | Oa ea | | oe Fa) (oe aa This Greater Store ne | Another Brandt's Shoe Store to Open Soon at 820 Olive Street ome a ee nis i, er " og Py ‘ if , “ia : ; } i Med ’ a eee ® — — , Fi» aes = : “ar a? : ‘ = | _—— oy sss : | =u8 i : ah, 7 \ The “Queen Quality” T re <a on a Shoe Is 2 Assurance of aaa \ . " ; | ‘ \ as Every woman is inte ~N ‘ai ‘93 retain their original sf Sa to be discarded. Even aah observed the shapelin / ¢ ity” Shoes, and marve Rs, every pair. General Contracting by a NAT ABRAHAMS, BUILDER | 517 Chemical Bldg. ‘ St. Louis, M Electrical Work by | Plastering by. Rick-Chapline Elec. Co. : L. TACK 1509 Chestnut St. | 4709 Newberry . | Show Cases, Backgrounds afd Interior Fi re Queen Quality § vo by . | Lenox axe WASHINGTON FIXTURE CO, | ae eS. 71r/N. 7th St. St. Louis, Mo. Ls ! Black pore ye Kid For Boys, $3.50 to $5 oe Stylish and dures Shoes for Schoo) ra W te mehr. e Q 1j lik ni Dad d the “Extra Wear in Eve - pair” thet mothers like 20 well. Law and jae ueen Quality $ . Shoes. 7 ’ Bizarre ‘‘Bobby Brandt’’ ee | Shoes for Little Boys, $2.50 and Up re Patent, Black Ooze Trim ; Satin, Black Ooze Trim , Finest Shoes for Men Seg $12.50 to $14 Bie Like Men in all leading cities, t the men of St. Bs Queen Quality § | Loyis recognize in Pre ch, Shriner & Urner the — a x: : ab ulgmate in finest craftsmanship. A favored Trianon’ .§. & U.”’ Last remains a favorite. Pri a $12.50 to $14.00. Patent, Blgek Satin, Ooze Trim ~ Of Racquet Ooze at $10 oa? SIXTH _ Vite ) na

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New Location | AIS nor") | |SUXTH . Between — | Locust & St. Charles he Opening of randt’s Greater VF. alue} lity Footwear nand Men - ——>--es —s — 7 our Service di’s Dedicate Greater Store 1.19 —- — — ee — ; ——. - ——=.— - Five ow Fudi SPni Cin. ulvive digte 4yy,00U di Gut Ly ci reulatiqn thas bUi H othe evening a ok COMMINED a sks Ee } )} | au i oe. Po} |S oe aa a ee ee ‘ 3 r Wew Location oT. Bd : SEVENTH ant en die 413 SIXTH a Between ty | Locust & St. Charles’ MARLES LOCUST Sf. ‘ : Ri WASHINGTON Ave. Interesting Inside Views of the a The ye rgest Cacia mn We World . ae Bh ee ee Se a 4 y . a. Pep is - » ne “Queen Quality” Shoes — their preference for this famous shoe : has made “Queen Quality” the x world’s largest factory making as women's shoeseexclusively. ig ; VV Q Ing OFT P+} © OCF MCE WZSZ ve Experimental work in this fac- me! * , » tory, for over a quarter century, " vi - ~ has achieved the present perfec- tion of “‘Queen Quality” Shoes in . Style, Fit and Service. Best Equipped Factory. In addition to being the largest, the “Queen Quality” Fac- tory is also the most perfectly equipped, both from a mantfac- turing and a sociological stand- f[ point. There are eight buildings | 1% —all connected under one roof. A huge brick building of tmpos- f ing lines, with battlemented tow- ers, and ivy clambering about the | white stone windows. A _ pretty park, outside, with trees afd shrubs and greenhouses—all the. signs that are associated with the best in human surroundings are about it. “Qaeen. Quality” Park. There is also.a recreation park, covering an area of 60,000 square feet, for the outside activities of “Queen Quality” workers. The social and welfare features identi- fied with “Qvyeen Quality” shoe- making are many and ideal. Rest- ¢ rooms are provided, also a library f and reading room withthe latest newspapers and magazines anc modern books. Experiment Department. A complete Department within the ‘“‘Queen Quality’? Organization that is constantly carrying on ex- perimental work. This results in WA finished styles which ensure ex- clusiveness and that make the “Queen Quality” Line stand out in stvle appeal beyond all others. In this department is also worked out the “Queen Quality” } model-lasts. In the purchasing mae |-department there are experts who fe BNP en >: ; oo LBL keep posted on everything that fs | gry eats . ) Aa ‘ ee new and desirable for “Queen The “ Duality” Trade-Mark ae aan — The “Queen Quality” Trade-Mark Quality” wearers. In Boston, New te Queen Q y . . : . 2 — , on a Shoe Is York and Chicago are distributing ; departments carrying styles in Assurance of Fit Without Fail stock for immediate shipment. : , Through the great ‘Queen Qual- |} : ity” Factory, through the “Queen Quality” Organization of 6000 Ff people—style steps to your door ¥ i ll . - — +> on a Shoe Is Assurance of Satisfaction “wr f through “Queen Quality” agencies | Shoemaking has become a distinct art—the skill that everywhere and in St, Louis at, combines style with comfort, and shapeliness with fault- Brandt’s. less fil, has been developed by a oon reat organization-——the Around the World. | “Queen Quality” organization of people. A complete “Queen Quality” Shoe# are mar- [Ag “Queen Quality” wardrobe of footwear—styles for all! a ae Acca . ' »ecasions—is the practice of true economy. ade Burepe, Métis, WOR tedhen Tt | South America,eCentrdl America, Alaske, New Zealand, South Africa and the Far East. ’ Every woman is interested in knowing why some Shoes retain their original style and shape until they are ready to be discarded. Even‘after. months of wear, women have observed the shapeliness and perfect fit of “Queen Qual- ity” Shoes, and marveled at the craftsmanship built into, every pair. F . oy ' . ag 4 r —* Pontracting by [AMS, BUILDER , St. Louis, Mo, by | Plastering by >, Co. L. TACKSER B, 4709 Newberry Ter. amg afd Interior Fixtures y IN FIXTURE CO. . St. Louis, Mo. E SPRING i) | Fashion Notes - lit | ueen lit ) ~ Queen Quality § ie) /) a Quality § 0 Q Qual ity $ 0 Queen Quality § 0 “Wy hirl” hehe : “Lenox” “Sonora” “Bombay” Black or Brown Kid Racquet Ooze Queen Quality Ul) Patent Alligator Trim—Patent Oe, ee e > ia » | . ; ’ ae _ a ~~ a “ ; a 2 cS — Z “| ‘ a - “% ae marrage .- 3 A oe ne _ e's “ar ee : ol a ie eee ‘ ¥ eet ee i. — $ sn 7 j oy ] ‘ 4 , 4 ~ . Re eS, a 2 ae ee Ene PRY ee Pg rite 2 0 PS - Me ~ ? 3.50 to $5 ‘+ Schoo] or Play. Styles “Extra Weat in Every ) well, Low and High randt’’ s, $2.50 and Up 3 for Men to $14 she! the men of St. Shriner & Urner the manship. A favored . ins a favorite. Priced 20 Olive Street ie ek SG Patent | Oriental Pearl Gray Ooze “Martinique” * Black Satin Black or. Mahogany Calf * Also of Racquet, Red or Green Kid at $8.50 ol, ‘eS. ~ =. “3 Nt. oe a) iit _ + Also of Black Kid, Patent Black Satin, Ooze Trim or Black Satin at $7.50 Patent, Ooze Trim et at - Py ” » ft ~ 4 . *= 4 a ~~ - t- « — e ay “~ . h 4 F 5 = " 7 n o) n rn a — 5 . - S - ; > . . 4, . ¥ ‘ 7 : s A > . ~ fs OS SBP Ae ag * . be r ae ra a a. CRE wa I On op ‘ 4 ~, went . » i Ba ba) ’ ; rep as poe ee. al ee tet este I e ; | Thousands of St. Lonis Women Know the Joy of Wearing Approved by Y, W. C. A. “Osteo-Tarsal” You are invited to an ‘‘Osteo-Tarsal’’ dem- onstration at Brandt’s. Graduate ‘**Osteo-Tar- sal’’ shoe fitters will explain the se ‘ientific prin- ciples that have made ‘‘Osteo- Tarsals” pre- ferred by active women everywhere. : > x = eee | Queen Quality § “7 50 lueen Quality § O 50 “Side Lace” IU ide a ————e “Bizarre” Black Satin Patent ‘ ' * | | . Patent, Black Ooze Trim | _ Satin, Black Ooze Trim | | | i New Styles in Footwear for Spring er | Every fitting supervised by an ‘‘Osteo-Tarsal’’ expert. Fine appear: ing Oxfords and Strap Pumps. Three styles toes and three heel heights. | Black ‘*Shoe-Soap”’ kid, brown kid, tan ealf and black satin. Weg p eS eS } a i 7 : is sercaeeeg? sereehbaagiecsarrt sinter LPRUOLIRLDATIEDL RATAREERRCCERGAL CURT LEDEGTEL ER CheG Oe aaaaate cee. cee 4 iF Fa 2 Oe Mae ‘ . : — ee Se nl

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—_ {iggé§I!I{___4 | | tary. - —_——- cy regular meeting of Webster rq hater EB, was held at aly vn i of Mrs. L E Stark. Election of officers resulted: Mre. - e 2 ome er? : sit awit » } _ sh le ’ hemstitcne > , > : : : > ‘ , » eT ' 2 . os X . . : j J e. , ~pe ; > >t fo: Art ot Mesdiawdlls-Camuaiees Baby Shop— Embroidery and Hemstitching—Hosiery Lamp Shade and Pillow Making We é:tadly Assist Vith the Miewning.- Models on 1 Display, a toe - = Infant to 8-Year-Oild Size and piau: " Mledeiee Dresses. Bibs. Pillows, Etc. Linen Pillow Slips $2.7 . _ terns pe Your PST an cial, 10 fer ae: Stamped Free Make Your Own BEAD NECKLACE To Crochet the New Neck =) teu we beads > =~ =a Buttenhbele Twist vl ‘ lo oad V eneuan Beads a ae : ~ ae <i 0c ‘tchi ~ Pl is Hemstitching ans 1 eating W hile you wart eee tae - Ouick Service Buttons Covered surht of all descriptions) Monogramming Scalloping Buctonholes Tuckps & a Rust proof STEEL BEADS BP ne. ey 25¢ ‘Embroidery and A “Bargain — Your Choice Eyeglasses , Genuine High-Grade $3.75 me we , “Shelico” Frame 705 705 OLIVE Soldman &T OLIVE $7.50 Value Spectacles ST. JEWELERS & OPTICIANS ST. ee -——_e- 4 Delightful Place In hhich To TLENRY A. 916-916 OLIVE ST. Motoring Walking Fur-T rimmed Sale Extraordinary ! Monday—200 Spring. OATS T HE season's foremost opportunity to se- cure a high-class Spring Coat at a frac- tion of its value. A sale occasioned by sev- eral fortunate purchases involving a number of one-of-a-kind Coats for which we suggest early shopping Monday. Every Coat is dis- tinctive, particularly well made and of smart. durable, fleecy fabrics. Lenten Apparel at Moderate Prices Sensational Values! NEW SPRING COATS A Marvelous Purchase Involving Over 500 Sport and Dress Coats Values Up to $45 ()é oO Made to Sell at Higher Prices The C onvenience @ Charge Aecount novi eee 1 =. d Bsnish itil: Sees te onan e* 7 . 3 rTtT es :e¢7 _. oe Nowhere at_any time will vou be able to duplicate the fine tailoring, the distinctive stvles and wide variety embodied in this group at this very low price.. Each individual Coat as slimly corrett and completely superior as only high- crade coats can be Featuring the New Three-Quarter Length Jaunty, voutbful types for the most part in both costume and sport models. Snug-fitting af the shoulders, but flaring as they near their ends. Raglan modes, ample wrap-about types—featuring gay, at- tractive color contrasts. Plaids Tans and Grays Stripes Gay Contrasts Sport Mixtures Sale of New Spring Millinery A Purchase of 265 New Hats to Be Put on Sale for the First Time Monday—$5.00, $6.50, $7.50 Values . Large, medium, and small Hats of straw and combinations—fashion- able colors, trimmed with flowers, ribbons, fancies, etc. any miss or matron. Hats for all occasions. No C. O. D.’s. A Hat for No Refunds, No Exchanges. ~ Vg ; se.

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he Convenience of a rge Account Invited =. ke eS | if A wii \ pe t i -- a Z ’ y A Me? ; ‘DISPATCH js the only St. Louis evening ; giving Associated Press news service. a2 a 2 I . 3 ¢ ie ” 5. Wee an ~ . . 4 ¥ > yA Ri ik ll boot RS oP Raa! sik oe : Wn ry ee ™ SO Bete go - ' _ — . een . a 5 tly, SF We ate ea r sai f ais Pion c Fz ae 3 PE Or Oey. AIREY 9 Tar: Me = oat ig pees —_ Fe a Fan age OCP a oe ite] sae. - , Z 9 at ~~ ae ‘The Daily POST -DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other be . evening newspapers COMBINED Women’s Pure Silk Hose Which Combine— Quality, Beauty, Service, Price ia | od A Btocking of exceptional merit, fine weave, close-fitting ankle, seamed back; well lisie tops and soles. Large Color-Range reinforced BLACK FRENCH NUDE % PEACH THRUSH f RACQUET OTTER GRAY ’ I GRAY BANANA PABLO CORDOVAN AFRICAN BROWN An Added Feature @.. By 8 See 1 Colors, and sizes mar be assorted, if $3.85 j ts for Women, Men and Children. ES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust St. oo One Door North of _- bION.B , Busy Bee Mal Offering! 1730 Pairs Ladies’ DW SHOES 79 ' For Spring Wear Regalar Monday $8 to $12 and Tuesday Values This Lot Includes Satins, patent, kid | and all the wanted colors in suede. | Heels | EXTRA SPECIAL! | 732 Pairs Women’s Low ‘ieee Satins, patents and suedes in novelty effects, fancy straps $5 to $8 and Oxfords. Priced Values, for quick disposal... A Motor that needs — No Oiling! ® Forgetting to oil machinery that Needs it—means trouble! The Premier Duplex doesn’t need it. ball-bearing motor is packed i lubricants, and will run with - | velvety ease for years, without oil- ® ing. One of the many quality of the 4 @ wWpPremse . upse ® "om its grip to its nozzle, more than a 7 “en new efficiency features! And most - a t—the double action—to clean CLEANER. Powerful suction—plus a brush —to get all the dirt. ficks up évery thread —loosens caked 4 —saves the carpet by cleaning it y- _ Ask for Demonstration in Your Home N Convenient Terms ¢ od iv guest of honor. Mrs. W. A. Taylor of 6214 Forsythe avenue will enter- Continued on Next Page. Sure Way to Remove Pimples | The Action of Stuart's Calcium | Wafers Is Direct to the Skin | Where They Work to Clear It and Remove Facial Blemishes. Lots of girls are fashionably slim and are pretty, all except a skin, rashed with pimples. No ftaeer“ream ean do a bit of good. What they need and what the skin absolutely influence of ealcium which you get from Stuart’s | Calcium Wafers. Their first action is to aid the system to get rid of the mass of waste products that seep into the bihod and are apt to be‘ab- | sorbed into’the tissues to find their | way to the,skin. | Then the’ Calcium itself {s one of | the essential elements that the sys- | tem natutally absorbs and utilizes, particularly. in keeping the skin in health. Thus there are decided ben- efits to be had from these wonder- wafers, for no matter how pimply the skin, $ box or two, cannot fail to develop the rose tint of the skin. Get a 60-cent box of Stuart’s Cal- cium Wafers of any druggist and | then you may count on @® complexion worth having. Write to F. A. Stuart 639 .Stuart. Bldg., Marshall, ‘ ‘On. FEET ACHE? Get Relief Now— At This Store Government statistics show that seven persons out of ten suffer from some form of foot trouble, suchas weakand broken down arches, flat foot, weak ankles, callouses on the’ soles, bunions, corns, etc. You can positively get imme- diate and lasting relief from such foot troubles with Dr. Scholl’s Foot-Eazer. In addi- tion to this appliance we carry a complete line of Dr. Scholl’s well known Foot Comfort Ap- pliancésand Remedies, and have a Foot Comfort Expert, espe- cially trained in the proper use of these devices. Dr. Scholl’s Foot-Eazer and Arch Supports can be adjusted to your feet with his patented Arch Fitter. This permits of of gradual correction to meet the individual requirements of your feet. Thisis an exclusive Dr. Scholl feature and is the reason why these appliances give genuine relief and correct the underlying cause of the trouble. _ Dr. Scholl's Arch Fitter — Dr Scholls : Foot Comfort A Special Demonstration This Week (Main Floor.) STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND.- LEADER The POST-DISPATCH is newspaper giving Associated Press, news = : : the only St. Louis evening service. Mich., for’a frée sample package. AdISONS ge-517-519 WASHINGTON 500 WONDERFUL NEW Trimmed Hats JUST That we were able to secure at great saving. All sales must be final. Sale starts 8:00 clock sharp. Be here early. Colors: Styles: | Materials: Black Pokes Milans sand Off-Face Hemps Pearl Side Roll Silks Oakwood Matrons Viscas Copen Misses Timbo Ete. Cloche Ete. > | , MISSES’, MATRONS AND SPORT HATS j e f y Values Up to $5.95 500 HIGH-GRADE HATS— None laid aside. No C. QO. D.'s. SPRING SUITS Mannish Tweeds Mixtures Stripes Twills Checks Pin Stripes And the Suit is the thing for Spring: Bovish models, double-breasted styles, O’'Rossen effects; Eton box coats; tai- lor-made Suits. All included at R ON FOR MO EXTRAORDINARY!!! DRESS SAL Just for One Day—Monday Only WE DRESSES WORTH TO $20, ARRANGED CHO FROM oO 0o’°cLaoc DA ONLY AT HAVE A D UP ALL RACKS EAS Y O SING; 8 TO 12 K Y N AV .-@Ba 4-Hour Sale 8 to 12 O'Clock Monday Morning PRING COATS Worth Up to $30.00 Sport Coats— Dress Coats— Tailored Coats— Fine Wraps— Novelty Capes— Every New Material— Every New Shade— Every New Style— Everybody's Size— Worth Up to $30. Monday, 800 Dresses— On Sale at DDISON’S Children’s Worth Up to $20. On Sale Monday, at 300 Coats 7% - -_— ._ oon ne ee re we ee ee ee ee ee A ; —o Scalp and hair respond, readily, these Spring days to the treatment which is artfully administered. Dry hair is brittle; dry scalps make for dry hair. The a ts in our Beauty Shop are expert, too, in this phase of Beauty culture. oa AS AO -——— ttn eee ee et ete tte lt GOD nn ei ea inaaatatNtt ttt. NL NT LT CC LS OLE A CC CE Special Pribes for es Permanent Waving 25 Curls, | $15 | All Over the Head, $20 | Beauty Shop (Third Fleor) | : STIX,BAER& FULLER | | GRAND-LEADER | ] ’ 14"| eee Let KANTOL" reveal ‘the | | . a * true beauty,of,your,;skin! = KANTOLWEEK—a special showing of KANTOL) ; the magic aid to a beautiful complexion—a s a cial offer to enable~you to try it! =_ ' ene 7 PKANTOL, the plant-and-flower cream, lightens your ‘ skin 3 to 5 shades in a few two-minute treatments. And so easily—so pleasantly! Simply moisten the - finger-tips—apply KANTOL, and stroke’ it § | the skin for no morethan two or thre Presto—it'’s ‘done! It's amazing! ‘The cl youth glows through a'skin free of impurities—clegs / active, healthy! 7 oe } Not aclaypack—no “drawing,” no 20-minute wai = ; but a bland, soothing action which quickly helps your ged skin reveal its true beauty! 3 La KANTOL’S. action surprises - se the C eg and delights. you re | ~ is worth 10¢ Som um first. | tabe of KANTOL. e . Out-of-Town Byyers | Ty See te “Mail the coupon with 40c staripa; for 10c onthe putchase Of a «54. 6 cube of KANTOL postpaid, $0c tube at any drug-store, | hairdresser’s, or department — * store—during KANTOL $i, Week only, , ‘ ‘# The Wm. P. Kahn Corporation St. Louis, Mo. 2 om © 1924, by W. P. K. Corp. c ite b ee, “ q ~ . t sy ey ai) & Sibpi ; yr a ¢ : 1 * a to. . a " - vw ‘s * a4 oD Ve — oo % = . * it ys Pe : - : > hee. oe bad ry Le - a ~ en ee ie le ate Se rg: oe - eS poke sae Bs ~ - a = - gs ks ae “Shes: Shae - ? ie ; a2 A i pad 4 ‘J 4 4 >. . OS ig abe pt tn “ee 3 he bas Wank i -. a ree Se y tig ee ine > Se fase, sphk = a ae

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4 eer eee SS alate % , neeht y “ oe , ‘Sty. “yee ees cr aS a eS ee » . ; z we B The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspal Celeste Shifrin ———— ——— eee ee 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pe ee Afr ~orrain Bernero. Will meet Wednesday at the home/|wood met with Mrs. R. M. Stubbs | Pickel of 113 Washingten even re ae 8 Geraldine Miller WOMEN ci i IBS dem : . ‘ Ss e president: Mre. Joseph! of Mrs. A. F. Dames, 4335 West !5°0 Adams avenue. Thursday aft-| will be hostess. Spo I 7 = ted the discussions. second vie it OF CITY ACTIVE White. recording secretary; Mrs. Pine boulevard. There will be a/|ernoon. Mrs. H. N. Henderson pre- : ommeae ) WOR IN LENT arthur J. Kruger eorresponding discussion of Joseph Lincoly’s isided. Mrs. J. W. Wise was admit- Miriam Lodge. U. O. T. S.. met | The monthly meeting of the Phi ; Miss Mabel Nix, treas-| “Fair Harbor.” At the February ted to active membership this ac- Tuesday at Harburger Hall. The the home of ' | ne |Study Cirele, under the chairman-/| Thetas ws held at e | manship of Mrs. Deora H. Bach, presented “Nice People” by Rachel. ., a secretary. Contiaecd from Preeedin« mes Mies Lillian Zacher. auditor: meeting, Miss Harvey Smith of the tion automaticaliv Making an as- Quan ~ EE — ——-=— . ° _ > . eo? ur . . - = ‘ : ™ tain the clui on March 2! assisted run owe ciety gave a de- | sociate member of Mrs. M. Goode. we a : " he 7 . — _- - . ’ > > 2 » te " 7 : » by Mrs. Jo! Ba ee Jr This ante and Mrs. John L. Reemer,/scription of the health work con-/ Mrs. J. W. Pickel read a paper on ~ . 17 ~~ 6 « : >) : - : " . . e : - vy Mrs. onn ‘ the presid . f the cel- ducted by the paroecbial schools “Taxation Mecting will be a musicale ae a : + eee, lind , A«sieting hostesses are to bk d ner supervision. The next meeting will be for ce ERS > . : uy : . ~ - » = -—+ : = - ~~. =" The Council of Jewish Women mes. C. F. Frag je Fortnightly Club of Kirk-ielection of officers. Mrs. 3. W. ‘ill present John Haynes Holmes. . ‘ . et pastor of the Community Church of yonisomery. Leonard Scott, Elz. ge HOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. New York. ae tte Ts orth «peaks = series of lectures on vital issues @: ire . Bb , rossmal J 0- of the day. His topic will be “How ph Hagper. Eimer Lenz, Misses | WMT CA, SCHOOL OF SALES PRACTICE We Can Overcome Hac _ & lele and Ja c otine, 3 - | , pate ~~ ; The bestare ant ae Stas ot OS. | perenne a ee eS oe Sales Managers Bureau | en eee Oe | rat be atven oy the fecuny of the St.\ Louis Chamber , Si laa Vandevente —- Ran Gemini Oras be of Commerce. . , Veance ENGLAND GEEMASY Welnesla vening ai ! mmiz (lev elang* ’ “ oo} minemiay € Albert wT = y° _: i Deatac ’? The pu ic will the ad! of stu- Tuberculosis = ' re ati intensive sales training course o weeks, beginninc Itt ea, TO this ns derat . of a, s 7 n3 Ot hh. *;° : c Iirse ts actual practica! cla ~ ; -- . . T) \ies Tt »wether with imst rue ’ lecture at Si per perso! $3 togethe est 1 ture is free to members of i St. Louis sales managers. If you are : council. Mre. Oscar Marx, ec! portunity to increase your sales ability a ‘on ) o ne not a salesman, here is you man of the Program . | _ >» : " - m a See coupcil, arranged & seriss : 1 n the shortest possible way I : " . tenes fo = 7 pate 4 - pre’ epti\ © I Lures Vv aS - eu " ; © “+ : a - ted t} eae =F > ‘ ‘) ™ ith tT LS COUT -— W r Se oF “2 _? 7 Pr ~~ j + ~ L — - > ae +, at Se Leal ao] ’ =)! . 4 7 . ™ . . . . and Study in Seocta! Problems and " ; A. | 100! of Commerce, 3100 N. Grand: telephene Trwt. hax had a number of lecturers dis- . te :. Sales CO... he ec eee reee « Magic 25 Score Card FRE} . (HARRIMAN LINE) | , uss “Preven f War.” and Mystic Specialty Compan } es ae ee he ine Secthwesters bas _... Schweig-Engel Corp....-.-.---- tae twee he prog ae pede reg A EE . URS: ~ Secarity Radio Supply Co.. Dentederate Dames Chapter, | WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS— a - ILLMORADIOC (. met at the home cof Mrs. M. ‘i Pa ~ Temporary Office, : Monday 9 to 12 ae s Phone, Main 1 QD F. Watte. 5740 Cabanne avenue, on Ms» hy Mmes. William H. Flow- er arul —hersargenal tt Wici! | 1924 ~ 5s = k= = + bY) p bel Building. Nebraska avenue an:! See SF cit a) a OPE oF ail =—- >a : . Winnebago street. Election of o! tt | HN ih - : | aU, ~ is Px ~~ fe r Mohair ficers and a social are scheduled | es - | Se | The association has 206 members | 3 , ~ . ~ se — x — ; :| fE aA j E 1| en Bee ee Cor asily a $450 Value Margaret A. E. McLare Chapter, Vv’. D. C.. met March 194 at the home of Mrs. John Coles, 5616 Cates av- Special Demonstration nue. The hostess was assisted by . es : uJ - - — § J Mrs. Daniel. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Automatic Da-Beds , 2 . i — ive Sanford. The chapter wil cele- i AY : en) : a brate Margaret McLure’s birthday, We have a most complete display of the ce!- | 4 ~ = . —— ) SS: ~ with a reception to the Confeder- ebrated “Mascot” double-duty Automatic i , 7S —_ = | = Ae % ate organizations in St. Louis Da-Beds, and this week we feature a graphic sz : ——s SAS Gn | March 24, at the home of Mrs. J. : rons t t %. Gris®vld. 5245 ‘Washineton window and store demonstration, showing its _ Poulevard. Mrs. H. S. O'Bannon was ; ; appointed chairman for the recep- patented mattress and the ease with which it =} —s - built—has extra-deep, double-spring construction—Idose-spring cushions—artistic tinted and ; ates nna a. ee a © er eesee bee, Ses Oe rig : S ' soft. restful. durable upholstering and a wonderful covering of fine plain and figured mohair. ura *hilippi ie . _ : —_ ’ . steel frames. the wood and wood-finished ' ru = , 2 —— ) Sold on Our Convenient Credit Terms 20e-+0--p a v4e oi t bedding, hick. | = —= Ss = a | 7 , ata . spacious storage place for ding, the thic : = > This deep, luxurious Suite is without a doubt a most sensational value—it is just as fine as any Suite cam be Gettysbure Circle. G. A. R.. will metal-end designs, and note the reasonable ‘give an entertainment and pie so- , prices we ask. See Our Windows. cial Tuesday from i2 to 5 o'clock at 4175 Russell avenue. The funds SE eee ; \ ; eee . rt Gentlemen's raised will be used for expenses of delegates to a G. A. R. convention — «*£}) Sees ) : at St. Joseph, Mo... May 1. -3| 6 Sa ; | : . | my C . =e SN Se + ¥ Peer =i ae hifforobe The Tuesday Literary (C!ab wi! Meet March 18. Mrs. William En “ae g GSU 2 - . = ri | | ) Seibach will read a paper on “Re- ) | | if NE . $ 50 cent American Drama.” and the i +> te > | ory : = ; — = aah | ey ore Presentation of Suean Gisspe!l!Ps | 3 A | =F ye : == . : | : “Trifles.” On April I, reports of = : > Fe’ _ | ~ - : the year’s work and plans for the A | = ro, § : i | | A convenient style, has full-length com- ; aE ——.. + me : year will be discussed. Music and | + a +? partment, four deep drawers, a splendid .4 3 re IS . r 1eavily overstuffed, with loose cushions and finest sprimg con- Ch ecm os 9-20 : : | : : struction—each piece is extra large. Choice of several color ' : | ws ‘Tuo SS (as combinations with tassel ornamentations. eciock at the Gatesworth Hote! . . . . Officers of the club i the re- A Stylish Welnut Dining Suite cetving line will be Miss Agnes z : | ~ = td” ~ » eee Adama. Mra Willtam $250 Valuce—Eight Large Pieces : . =k. Credit Toren president: Cc. Stewart first vice presi- Genuine Walnut Suite in beautiful paneled Tudor design, as illustrated. The eight large pieces include oblong extension table with cut cormers, lomg buffet. ome armchair and five sid chairs with tapestry upholstered seats. The serving table and . ° china cabinet are sold separately Overstutfed Davenport Bed Suite 7 1 $225.00 Value—Three Large Pieces Or ee Om ee ee : . The outstanding quality amd gracefulmess of this “double duty” Credit Terms outfit stamp it as a Suite of distinction. Included at this low »-s» Convenient j price are large davemport (easily comverted into a full-size bed), wing fireside chair amd rocker. Each piece is heavily overstuffed and upholstered in fine qualhty velour. Convenient l 4 i) Credit Terms Sanitary Porcelain-T op An Ornate Walnut Bedroom j $275.00 Value—Four Pieces as Shown Kitchen Here is 2 Suite you will pride. one thet will lend n, stmesghery e wanted bow end, the vanity is full length, the dresser and chiffo- Cabinet robe are extra large. The vanity and dresser have mahogany drawer bottoms. ¥ a " e i | ve cemeinem tel eee * : “ A “ ’ i ‘A " '8 | il Abt | Queen Anne. Walnut Finished = ‘36> Coavement ’ I 69 Credit Terms $200 Value—tEight Pieces , “ , This graceful Queen Anne Dining Suite is grouped at a szar- : ery perme mg a a yee prisingly low price. Included =e oblong extension table with sanitary Bo eae Sar hy Has handsomely turned legs, large buffet, and six leather-seated | — i} metal bread and flour Ses and is chairs. Outfit is Snished in a deep, rich walrus: Chins cabinet oe ! pear BN padre eralipereneptt ph is sold separately. Convenient l l Z Credit Terms As Usual, at the Hub, You'll Find All Over-—This Refrigerators Underpriced Rayal Charter Oak Gas Range 699° Wisi Setttary. tiue ~ enamel Made of kiln-dried hardwood with itt our aew «a. cabinet.<tyla Gea Range solid, one-piece porcelain lining. Jarged Daylia*t ; with Beotier, large oven Has ro walls of insulation, wire Steve Dept.—M any amd four-burner top. A shelves and patent water trap—all reliabie, made-in . ge imide parts are removable. mak- ane valued Louis product—en en. img it caspto clean. or this week. ceptional value. ‘ b ee + 8 ee SLL AEA i OE ET al At te Altai containers. ee | . ra ¢ af ry i SS Re Ny | ae eee a 5 ERED, = My Acad pepe

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ry —-* " so ae “a la aw Sy Die Mies 2 i atin i til, > Fes OG RT gre lg 7 eee ee — — —— , ; ‘ 4 ae ‘ " f * Me ee eae PR gs a aia Fr a a STR eres . apeerae A Lo Re RO ee cane ; — : « « Ps. : ; a's tx wy : we se ~ > te hie 4 —. “i Ncale * aie Me i WOT Se irae eee ay sf Pig % Ape. vin ae ~ : , - “Nas Te. Cae : Cone ve AY — , : . ’ , . : ay = broader wording had beén sug- ” §ebweig | | Tb 4H | TOURS: National pa > Security Radio Supply Co.....2209 South 39th St. sented. ay = j | ii! 1 I | \ 1} ay “ Sym OE = : - ve oes F: Peay ot « Y-- wa? . tr “an = al So od ade S 5 ee ee 5 lei kage iter Seite “gn he Foe et a ~ ; a _ _ -* ~——* tf, fs i 4 P: 7 4“ v 4 ad - — feate Lawrence-Saguenay me oo ~-- Spo -—- ~~ ‘. a 2 ee - ¢ ea ig Sy ., ‘ £4 fugly . ith bor 38; ee hp eee ee wee ae . he a a Pn Oy Cee Se Maat TS ores can Sac d 7 Vaaes + ‘ale ty om, Y ” . Calif : the | Writing to the Senate and House i | t | Sei se tadbe: pa you “i ‘ag te ILLMO RADIO CORP.., Immigration Committee chairmen, } Wier 3 1 | Sa rie nes and itinemiggme Temporary Office, 214 Pine NATIT i + sent sdrion? pala ae: vs % Phone, Main 106 WN mii |) “I understand there has been \\ | Hitt | | we «6D WIA | 1 ——— " : . some objection to the insertion of | IN. ( 2S Wir = CRUISES: Bermuda pe me INTRUMENT OOMPANY i: i: i: ° the Pc tegen I recently suggested ith, LE Ss : Mm sal ne | | a —=> $75.50 and up Wen to Section 3 for the purpose of Wi: | 2— mL INN Eee ——=lasal r Hi ot , cmt 1 7 | — I the Secretary said: number of days. b avoiding a conflict between the T : provisions of our treaties and those ours to Eure re ey : ‘lof this bill, upon the ground that a the suggested exception would ap- ATG a ’ A wide range of high gtade” ns i} ply to treaties that might hereafter under personal escort, Spring: i be negotiated. li | Hi) Summer. Write for bookles “Of course, I cannot in any way | " nih aE iN} it : 4 - . acquiesce in any arrangement or URE AD Foreign Tours et : understanding or proposition which | \apparentiy aims at a. limitation of | A numberof typical Tc | i Bs - DP ae, }the authority of the executive in! 20 suit individual éives | the negotiations of treaties, and it for booklet “The sehen ‘ is hardly to be supposed that any | clerin Europe.” treaty would receive the essential , S hip Tickets. All lis ¥ assent of two-thirds of the Senate est rates. Before dartir f it were opposed to the wishes of ny a eit | , ts eee ae eee abd sy ae Bee 5 sleet ara “> te ae RO mst ot * a. ese gct booklet “Ocean Sail camer a | | the Congress. 3 . ‘ The G ee “However, in the exception that Americ an Ex 4 ~> Si I proposed I had in mind the exist- ‘Travel De art 7 j - es ing treaties, and my desire was to “iw Pp . ° / avoid an unfortunate violation of i; 1AUIN: Ninth and Locust Sts, a | A our international obligations by | Olive FIRO-H708, or ony Tourist Agency. -~ | provisions in the bill which I be- | | Dallas: 1306 Commerce St. BS / A lieved to be in @ oe | “Kansas City: 1125 MeGee St. . a ! | > inconsistent therewith.” | | In a statement today before the ‘Senate committee, Senator Short- ¥ ridge (Rep.), California, declared e e C) ” ‘that Japan’s acceptance of the 3 | four-Power treaty had embodied a specific recognition of the right of ° x? Ax & x? : | | ‘ 1 , ithe L nited States to control such ail from Mo ) 7 q | domestic questions as immigration. | - |He asserted that there was a gen- | {0 E # i | eral belief on the Pacific Coast that | uropes: the “‘gentlemen’s agreement” re- | White Star - Dominigi’- AN / . 7 . ACCOUNT y pes seeaiin tetaraten Seven Pieces, Beautifully Executed in Walnut, Gum and Maple ships, the largest fré } Canadian UNION OFFICER ACQUITTED — Sait tor three devel ; "OF INSTIGATING MINERS’ MARCH s At : 4 | sheltered, scenic St. Lage. nL Frank Ke Contended He Had rence only 4 da ,@ =: Very Special at er! » : ee ee ae ee. Pee: 4 es Ss . ° pad ~ Logan Field. | By the Associated Press. sea. Famous skips | | you White . | ee | see and examine it personally. | TOWN BOUGHT FOR SCHOOL meer 3 | , se an ees College to Bar Dancing, Jazz, Tip- The style is not faddish, yet it is attractive and you will never tire of it. lt may | san ares ngage hed % not interest those who have a flare for the extreme but it will be correct when By the Associated Press. Malaga gy others more unusual will be out of date. Pre-eminence in expert cabinetry is rchase the entire town of Sul- , : : ; ; ; 4 [phur Springs to be made the home exemplified in every detail. Inside construction is dustproof throughout with solid of a new educational institution to |be known as John Brown Universi- | mahogany interiors varnished in its natural coloring. ity, and neadquarters for the Inter- \ | | ‘national Federation of Christian ae | Fi P ' ‘work ible Conf s, | , Se oy The Woods Are Exquisitely Finished agement of John Brown School, . , gy Pen cans beget conan Native American woods are used exclusively _ fitted with full set of tuxedo curved wood A statement which accompanied 7 ox ‘the announcement declared that with walnut predominating particularly in the hangers and patented pA > . . ‘4 ¥ : , ld ke Iver . ; i Real Bargains in cae ceed e&:Ahe hatale & veneering. American red gum of the best qual- rod. The other side is equipped with five spa- ‘the management of the hotels in AS ‘the town, and that dancing, jaqz bows fi ifully figured cious drawers. 1 aa 4 De aiken, Sei: Mal. produce ity is used as a base v8 — f = a) é mevelty cloths, cic... in Stipes and solid colors. Come . Terms te suit. ra noe ’ % ame tuate, by contrast, the color of the walnut. Fine ches high to the top of the center mirror. | : skill and painstaking care are exercised in the Triple mirrors and four‘ drawers add to its . | finishing to bring out the full warm hues and : | ; desirability. ; natural graining of the woods. Ebonized scroll ; 3 | designs adorn the fronts. THE FULL SIZE BED is4 feet 6 inches wide These Suite are carefully tailored of = i | v) | THE DRESSER is 50 inches wide with plate with bow-logé 88 shown Da Pc yies, |e om oy } MASE glass mirror 29 x 37 inches. CHAIR, ROCKER and BENCH are fitted Whipcords | Boys’ 2-Pants Few Gray Haired Spanish Women THE CHIFFOROBE is 52 inches high and with genuine cane seats. : , Women of Spain have glorious hair, : : La rtment on one Lent ond 1 : Sel. 38 inches wide. rge compa : . : . : babardines Suits | dom Rene soos young grayheed. side provides hanging space for clothes and is This suite carriesourcomprehensiveguarantee. and lp and Up In tans, grays and Made of long-wearing | ‘Tints Gray Mair Any Shade brow ps. dust the materials. Easy is thing for Spring. terms. Louis Store—314 Collinsville Av. f faded, streaked | ; . i“R ES Lammerts C SpTHING | wage aye we | n E WwW @ 911 =1919. CL! and $1.50. | LOCATION - (984) WASHINGTON “eee . J er ee « ¢)

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—————————— tt el ————. ——- _—(i i SOE aT ee ne = Fe i ROR ee rE UP ae & ~ ¢ > . The Daily BOST- DISPATCH alone has * MORE City.Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a : sexpert ize. — , a : ‘> £2= E La of indigestion, gases, heart- don recet meee America. There are no ‘ - . ; = } a Cae : ee 8 1d eourness, 5! ating flatulemee, plus com aie eh. vanish. that Mrs. nS Se tee a ee - aie eae =—_ RR = oe ee — heme = oe eae a i ee oe ee ee = ane — eoemawernts er ae Se nares —_ ee: er —= meer ==. a ite. oe ween SS aeeeaialll caine eal a mason mee oe ee ere mee | \ My roads, and communication is by your saree now! Cerrect wiebrock ll Dens sateen See ~ ————e | Scene ‘ut with the machete. Diversity of pate sell m illions of packages. $2675. $3 language is another obstacle. Ne- Pay: treatment on tree trial . Senda "Mabtgendlt eye The 10 Pieces a o will write for it. me | left his mass attending the ceremony o ‘oa ) matter what you have than §1 consecration. The Rev. Michael J. “y , ee yur name and at | 2, orc nor. & aT} + Complete, paiile e.. serous free trial offer | *?* tae eJoyso J Connor, 8. J.. will preach the ser- . “a ‘ you cam be rid of ea- teasorent ; aa ; | ot > T mon. ae first part of the ceremony ‘ * 7 1235 Lover Sidg., Kansas Cty, witied « nc*udes interrogation of the nev A number of other new Dining-Room Suites for Spring are now on displ — - Be. Dudley Bishop } by the consecrating prelate. 2ceentuating the spectal virtues to be practiced, and administering the [Ren | pat nN of : ' ad | ; ’ Q scse. es | Wilton Rugs That Have Achieved National Ret o } remaining} prostrate before the a ‘andidate kneeling. the We are exclusive agents for St. Louis and vicinity for these Rugs and show them in a great variety of designs, colorings al . - : es & hh ~ ale -™ — ~~ 23 e Gospels is reste: ai . With the Recommendation of = . the prelates. the preface French Wiltons ——_——— ee toni andidate’s head “Fine as Silk” “Durable as Iron” e " sad hands ave ameieted wth anaeud one of the foremost manu- > if blessed. followéd by the episcopa! 145 United States. (0) in a symbo! the fidelity he 9x12, 9x12, 8 eOrAL LOW TERMS Seee my Nn ats eI Four Selected Groups of Axminster and Velvet Rug a Few More Days—Only $2:75 Down committed to his‘care. Then fo! : Finest Bavarian Wk —Balance in 15 Monthly Payments > Smee Mp | One Group of 95 Axminsters One Group ss 110 Axrmm > | aes n LSS proceeds until the bies- Heaviest Quality, 9x12 he iT Well-Known an ing. when the mitre te bh e 9 i . | (Co coe thang : > fe , - ‘Si .. s ‘ “hee Alton—Leo Ernst Piectric Co. the Ase ciated Press Temple Theater Building ROME, March 15.—King Victor . . i (Se E - 906 F ine Street Ketlevile—Kaapp Furniture Co. Emmanuel has conferred <he title ou dad Re j .~ Granite City—K irk pagrick lef Prince of Montenevose on G | ie - = : ; = a- oi ‘ ; it! -; . Cumaeal 38; Miectric Co. briele d Annunzie, the soldier-poet. . é + a ; io ae eee | im rececnition of the neta ble service = be remdered lialy during the war. a. eT ‘ bf — ee ee en ee ee ee

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see ins ~ -ee on odio den — = A 7 AT, hosaated TTie D a ~ — POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulatién than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED wm — — —— - read | ; , iC ; ol WER oat armen Face Pow ; from wage ty . Lc1e@ here this year, compared You trade in your Victroia. ' _ Ht | i i or Top c or 4 high-gra de as-good- ~ a re Face Powder ~ 9 to kintnevs help it ° t ¥ st j . iW} . P fe The kidne. P with 24 im the same period 1a ask Aiedla ‘tc Gaia aS 6 ge on a Sehattnes & Marx looks jo fans , ROO. ae ae eae any @rs Detter than a cheap new one. | the blader. where if |“ + ; ; Why not your old-fashi ned quailty w ccid . ngreyv ato eritate and inflame. Clancy on Friday evening was wan ) vase and. — cantead = , Brand-New Whipcord crossing Forest Park place, about renee ae $27 50 $920 a . n Lb loo ~~ -) from the od and | Vea te iw coustant dread. -rossin, ‘e, | ) . Senness, most folks call 20 feet west of its intersection with estreme'y annoving Spring 4venue, when he was struck | . ——— , aa fj FT = if ' ' ° va Peeaceae P . ) very 4 fiz). rhis t4 by tha automobile of Harry Ww oa é‘ | : ~, of the most mpie a (;alianer, 5044 Terry avenue, suf- ule , sage, | om: HAM B 5 1.) r le ’ ? - : - : . . a - . . atake 1 tadiespoo afi he did not see Clancy until he - me ‘ peers i LOVA ' Gal-| t m0" t , beoee water before breakfast. stepped in front of the car. a for two or three days. laher was released on bond. Oa Boe mi COATS &$4 50)... Brant. New Bee ws oe Shatter, MUSICIAN FOUND HERE LEFT ent to wate vest en BLUE SERGE Pets he VEsTs.. §= ss a of irmtation re ee "3 =. Sizes up to 38. Large; PANTS ie inexpensive, and is . ba-Service _—_—— = ee the aeid of grapes and . :. nen “er Nation- Wide Search Had — sizes. "$2.50 and $4.50 Open Until 8 P. M. ; rw mi tt - . . ; , geal A@ fain, Made for Edward X. Rolker | : pens - _ . | | PAGE AND GRAND CARS STOP AT DOOR Dies, Anant edened of San Francisco. Open a Thrift Pieion. Jad Salts causes \ nation-wide search for . Account ‘ 4 | feffeets whatever ward Xavier Rolker, 67, once well | | . have a pleasant, effer- known in San Francisco as a vocal 4 et o iiewater drink which may teacher, ended Friday, wae he , gelieve your bladder turita- was taken to the city hospitai trom ‘a sil means have vour physi- a Market street hotel, where he : 5 , | SS ae STABLIS ve im OLer a Fenuine Simmons :, @ night . . . tral Railroad disclosed YL rc - P — f this : ror ‘The m inufa ture — ' Oe ad itm Dring. ZuUaranteed neon-r a c probate today that he it > for 3 this high-grade Suite at su price. Dresser vanity both nches Obie, resilient and comfort- estate of more alin . i? See meee ae ee | L90.900 to Yale University Bu. Sererocus fr ~- ta ft . for the establishment of a pre t you can rid ef ca- ftessorship of railroad engineering a 1285 Laver Bldg. Kansas City To the New York Centra! was : l * 7 . * willed a miscroscope invented =e: BOW On disp ay. 54 Ye. Dudieyr as a detector of faults EP aT DA TE ETN AS a =. = = ~~ a OI Pw tional Renown & -—~ x ——— 2 me" a 4 . | 7 > AYN \ | é ° ndhar Wiltons . 4 ute *.) | 840 S6Bleers Sere: $1 A WEEK $30 Refrigerator, $22.75 “Durable as Iron” r - | ~ »~S . ice Day-Bed, $29. 75 BSRIDGE-BEACH 500 A WEEK pent eons ———— « he: re many bedro SUPERIOR For all-year economy, you should buy your : met ge To pe these wavs to youth and Beauty eg S$t.0e0 A — . 0 | a 3 } ‘. > - § | ies at 888 “ iad elma. dion z 3 a - : path ina 3 oar ; Refrigerator. It is extreme well x12, > | 2 ee —S .: . our floors in practically living room the day ed ; ; built, has three doors and is finished in By Edna Wallace He — 3 &® @) all of the popular | 1 find a place in which it w All Connections Free encarta age ig id is finished im! vey mother was rich aud ambi-} Abe git tie best Sean experts — : - arch knew to foster the fine texture of nd ° %% kL 7 t? Pe , a soicen Gas. ® inside is white enamel tious, She went with me to search : ¥ | - , , Pp , y* my 5 : rT : ’ . ry : >. = > . - 4 » ** } 7 : , ’ ' - ; d ) elvet Ru Ss cr 2 - : Le Feie = (ftiet yOu : 4a. lay . a W Re iph ister Furniture— nins ana the tce compartment ts thoroughly | the world for the greatest Leauty the skin. 6 a 2 . at. r ea TIT : . ry ° . ,* 4 ‘ r? ~ + : ’ } ; ’ ° . » 5 Pas ‘ : ; y a ore | ; — - or ' ” r PASYV ereditf ferms. Phone ned with galvan zed iron Has a per- hei ps in existence. They eo*et ust & | “ee if after the elay Alse as a - mace, nic Pi’ i : : e j : ect ' Omi 4 , Lt il “ 7 > , ae : ¢ - - : > : . us Tor an estimate of eost and “fect drafnage system. This Box ts a rea} *°reune and many years of time. night cream, also daytimes as « But they made me a famous beauty. | powder base. [ am never without effected by L-@ “duction. Ppieniy oO reom a ‘ 4 = ferms (>) ve SOT bargain at the price quoted, . : i "ec a Ire the rage. And now. taley it, feo whiten, soften, feed and of 110 Axminsters | | Finest Bavarian White China Neeny ty Basing Bg Teale price, S038. terms. Olive 89. i : keep me a beauty still. smooth the skin. [ have pever | Quality, 9x12 “4 ; W 1 » : ‘« i. ” Dennigie : = i e -Know fl Racine Shape | we») , Sanitary =f | piaced these matehiess helps at every | experts sow onping thie formula, ’ > ' , woman's call. And [ am doing my! but they charge for it a price whieh Feather Pillows = : best to urge women te employ them. | few can Rey: | , 4 . a | You need but four _ Faeial Youth contains ne animal, 1 OPEN STOCK i . : Gi v4 ) 7 Lbs. to the Pair , | | found 32 great Deauty helps, | #0 vegetable fat. The skin eannot ana S a | ‘ . — 7 moe}! : fF Size — *<? . / : ~~ eee firme the skin, combats all lines and) y d-plece offered at $1.59 per square yard. and wenderful vaiue ) _ Kitchen Cabinet, $37. 50 9x12 Linoleum Rug, ~ xe lew price wrinkles, reduces enlarged peres, Th | vf has brought te millions sew com. | si.e08 A WEEK {As Iustrated) $19.75 Lae, But m : Re Bes a oa kK K ree My ‘ “ab! ner has 4 31%5.ee (ane and : ples. & ¥ A iding wood curtain frente 4? in Pro-l . by | wide, 24. bunds flour bin, t cot. enette Suites. COvere Olay fee, etc.. = tee tare. sliding a os Of a very heavy grade with co!l- Comfortably Furnished velour These are float | ered wit A-f perfect Porcelain orful patterns. Featured at 380 fer only samples of MeNicheis aa per square vrard aguality ana lewe @rawere metal limed oa and : bread box, very “—e 9x12 Pro-Lino Rugs $379 135.00 valy t+ Roca 37 50 $10.95 i Ce cioset . oe Sears ce

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ad Por Re Qe eee « ihe Daily POSI-DISPAI CH algne Las MORE City Circulanon than tne morning and one other evening newspaper CUstBINED > ? 2, “ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH = : eh . : , . ELLA, — ; " him, sh ‘ ; : : Me . her home and $7 on a second. reP- she refused rw sweet ’ we Phere ange webs in a national advertising been mailed out to Missourians, ex . ” . 7 F pe e -| y= NEGRO SWINDLER $ PROFITS ti that her landlord had or- Agents for the propery sa campaign. the board of directors of ' plaininge the purpeses ef the move- 7 . . A; | resenting = - owner. who was suppoeed/ the St. Lowis Chamber « ; . ' dio | . > ond ° ‘ ._-— . > former 0 f Ss Cnam r of Lom- ment: and a comprehensive racdt j i : : a 2 s . ; * ® > 5 ° : il | to fix up the lawn and ; - . i wear case smeipanP fpr Aetreemggeeages COMMERCE CHAMBER APPROVES Ga an expenditure of only $19,000. | recommendation that St. Leuis cit!- sas . -- " : . > : ~~ ree ; | ia” aced ne- her landlord. authorizing her to ® The resolution enumerated the zens and’ business firms co-operate xs mest Old Harold,” age make advances to the negro, who MISSOURI PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN pesca commercial and civic or-| with the association ;!n its an- _ represented himself a5 & tne voice said, was “just as honest rat cart sanizations which the asseciation nounced plans to begin a publicity a a ame oe ." gci0 who : lice ; _ landscape artist, was 100 per cent as the sun." That much was re- In Indorsing Plar to Raise Funds has enlisted in the movement. It and advertising campaign in mage pointed out that thousands of col- | zines and newspapers. setting vul more successful in the swindling Ported by police yesterday. Mrs. Roard Reviews What Has Been tts . wperations directed against Mrs.| ~°!l yesterday volunteered infor- Accomplished With $10,000. oe of ped icity and a great deal the resources and advantages of the sad ration -“ 5g ae nang ‘| mation that the negro returned a , ‘ - ot advertising, including 1163 bill- | State. and showing in chart form | Catherine Stoll, 4064 Washington tnird time and obtained $12 addi- In formally apres ng © pro- boards whose use was contributed Missouri's location as the State hub me: ¢ $24. He tele- posed soliciation 0! funds, to carry through the Federation of Wom-' of the Union, as well as its agricul- boulevard. than was reported at tional, a total of first As told Friday he ob- phoned her in an effort to make an tained $5 from her on one visit to. appointment for a fourth visit but Association : . - +2 lane of th ; sors | . - Kes x on project d pians of tne Missouri | « ns * iubs, have accrued to the tural. mineral. commercial, Cis to exp .oit the State's | campaiz£zn.: 30.800 circulars have matic and eultura!l advantages. _—_— io eee hes cw | rx Epc e “5 —(e. D354 5. JS hen You Think of Upholstered Furniture You Think of Prufrock-Litton’s HERE’S a reason why Prufrock-Litton upholstered fur- niture is found in so many St. Louis homes. We guar- utili . ES ae ae antee every piece that leaves our factory! Then, too, the — Editorial designs are different and, because we manufacture and sell Are You Gatton ¥ - direct to you, the price is a3 low as is consistent with quality. | ou Letting rours: An old saying is: MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL. |] Another is ROOT HOG OR DIF . ee > et nein ona * «ote of the northwest cor-7% ~~ of Kichteenth and Chestnut * gtreet s to Harry Israel. announced R over fifty years the name “Prufrock” has been identi- | fied with high-grade upholstered furniture and the dis- | Nothing is more beneficial to humanity than the criminating know its genuine worth. And the same _ Judicious use of money; nothing more detrimental to quality, complete stocks and economical pricings prevail on it than the indiscriminate use of money. | eS —% asthe os nae | ee ee ewe! We quotes =f Mest of us are the builders of our own fortunes | 7 BF are cornesa teibie Trust acent is ew special values, ey are as inadequate to show the 3 ON calli i ea ' f the transaction, was represedt-/ 9 completeness of our stocks as a sample of mohair to reveal a om ey benefit to a greater or less extent, from : eS Ss es = by Roy J. Nobel ofits sales! ip the beauty of a living-room suite. ™ a gee Deaff. The site has 34 feet om?) 4 Ss Don’t blame the “other fellow” for your Station in | Dghestnut ang $5 on Eighteenth. / : 1} edaaigigh, tee | ‘life. UP AND AT’EM! DIE TRYING! Pend is occupied by, a four-story [i oo * Wa a building “under the lease te the +o ta 1, = " : > ’ yhae ; “h. i Sioned ti _% | 1 »~ signed .§ Maphattan Hotei Co. hi i t * ‘ x y ’ : 1 ) While the amoung invoived has TRS - _—— ...- d — -_ sla — SE EE Ee ee -SE — 2 . a . : ie | | + Xt 0? ee ii a) ~ | | = ee | Ay West corner of Eleventh and Chest - i i cored through the re-sales. | For the benefit of these who could not . | She unimproved bieck from j come down tast Saturday. § am going te 7 ‘ a: nut to Pine and from Seven-' 4 ful to the beauty of Queen Anne furniture. The wood is truly elegant, fhgured walnut, ornamented with a panel ' : ; — |) aa —no obligation to buy: Every customer Mminess interests with smbitious of lighter walnut. : ’ ot, i i] f a see © Ce ee i @eiiding pians. The aspect of thi» Lamp FREE—these are my gifts to you. Meck will be enhanced finmensely, | The table measures 48x60 inches, with an 8-foot exten- i dS ee 7 | s _~ . ~ ' Conveniently located in the heart of St. | sion, the silver cabinet is the closed-in 4 S ; - | "4 Fok ' Louis at the northeast corner of Sixth of we assured under the $874 90,998 | ~ yppesite Farnmcus- Sarr ; a iseu® _ “—%t streets have changed hands - . > . Nine-Piece Dining Suite give everybody visiting my new store this al . nh to Eighteenth ts chalicocing | Come to the store that is destined to be Ft ts believed, with the execution of style, and two armchairs and four side $ ) | ap be. ' 2 yew sonally “ 8 Eighteenth reet ‘+ + | | a | . te recently. handsome profits The Dining-Room Pieces sketched to the right are faith- week a beautiful souvenir absoluteciy free = attention of hotel men and | The buffet is 72 inches long with large, roomy drawers. .in | Wi . gi 7 ob A “ a” eat einai iar shopping place . auis’ most popula: me Union Station plaza project this Suite. Nine pieces, an outstanding » of whi@h Isaac HH. — Suite, ten pieces, with silver cabinet and servin table Prufrock-Litton prices go far towards correcting the erroneous and somewhat general impression that the bedroom of charm and individuality is beyond the reach of modest incomes. We have Bedroom Suites for as low as $90—and Suites costing thousands of dollars, with scores of selections at prices in between. Six-Piece Chamber Suite Just to further popularise my big new stem Tae The inbred quality of the sleepi om , Sr 7 to let every man and woman im the entire Clip ; rill > ni ping 7 yom; A ws one have cnet’ eaten ‘fort ng Outfit cimply br paring left will be recogmized at a glance. The combination = ~am have a new Speine walnut ts very elegant and the fine lines and motifs . emphasize its beauty. Six pieces,|as illustrated, include rocker, full-size bed. chifforette. \46-inch dresser. tal] van- e ~ . ity amd bench. A Suite that boasts $ excellent workmanship and a design that will please the most exacting. Six pieces—special this week Deferred Prufroc : Convenient ) a ; rock & Fitton ssc 9 RNa nearer ~ 7 ~ ad - r

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Jpening Was ous Success ls of people to attend the Grand tore last Saturday, thousands came! h congratulations and good wishes! that my friends really appreciated d I want to take this opportunity wie to offer valyes that cannot be — puvenirs for ow and All t Week it of these who could not Saturday, I am going to isiting my new store this 1 souvenir absolutely free to buy:- Every customer beautiful electric Boudoir ese are my gilts to you. re that i# destined to be popular shopping place. ated in the heart of &t. ortheast corner of Sixth t opposite Famous-bBarr ‘Trow-—ask for me per- Tl am going r of St. 1oule down! and | mt every Gportx Coat at these reus my cash—come to Rav's-—-cet entire Boring Outfit for only r Grand Opening Bale! The exle of the northwest cor- “Me | David Israel, who is 29 brother of Ha es ~~) x AOI 3S Ss SSS WX SN S S WAN SN LWOH ‘ \, WN SN \ AE WS *s) ee Sow ws ay eer ——— o—— « fo Buy. . Bune... Cottarce (Rent). 3 Bus. Prop. (for en: ae : Cottages Wid. to Rent Bungalows Wta. io Beat + libus. Prop. PF. f. Sut). Dwellings Wd. to ney tius. Prep ‘(ber Sale) iwellines Wtd. +o Buy. | ' Bung... Cottages (sale)... * | ‘ Bungalows Wid, to Buy. 4 | Business Propert, sve... Dwellings fer Sate ; » | Exelunce (Real Estace, Business Chances .......11 | Clayton. ... S * Rent Ti~te ; rr (for Sate).. th (Yor Rent).. wWtd. te Buy Sctebents Witd.—Fur.. Vfpentwood Property .... w anne we eee eee Section Fafins, Parms baurm be PTnarcial Ila: bs M ARCH 16, 1924, ~The More You Say the Better 'Twilil Pay. ——_— a —ee ee _ a oe ee hee ——— as A EN NS tn t-te oo aes >. ~~ wed. >? farm Land. for Ment... Wanted ‘gusen Drepeny —_— = 6s See me we Flats. ‘or HNent ler Lease a A THREE-TIME AD costs LESs, PRODUCES MORE. — ee x —— on —e~- Sie —————- oe pete eee ~ a —— -—- ——— i TNUT STREET CORNER tents -—— -_ New Structu res bei Employment, Pints Wanted . hlats wid to Kent. EKte.—Tor Celored : Plats fer Kent (Furn.)... * blute_ter Sale Rooms, Lost, Garages. Stables. Houses for Houses Wd. te Rent.... Houses (Turn. Wanted Houses, Bic. (Colored) . . Improved [renp. 3 10! for Sale.ie@ | Overland lreperty Jennings Property 3 3; Kirkwood Property 3 } Leanne | Maplewood froperty.... Monev Wanted ........413 Real Estate (Coleted). Real Es. (Other Cities) ..21 FROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. woe ee A A ee i cet | SITE MOVEMENT GROWS rE —- ——~@—- rr Suburbag Prop. Weoted. 3 Sueberban Prop.—Fur..... 3 , Suburban Prep. (Ff. R.). + Suburban Prop. (F. a | Timber tanmds _........]3 University City Property... 6 Property - ee FAB a) = Webster eee © © Wellston Preverty és ¢ae adh ee. oy eet oa Biss ee eee > i ~. s ie 2 ——— a TTT WESTWARD TO 18TH? al There Noteworthy Feature oi a Buoyant Week in Real Estate Market. —— LE Sa isthe, “Pe prominent uptown corners, also k. Berry Moore. ‘changed control, one by purchase weof-Bighteenth and Chestnut /and the other under a 99-year! to Marry Israel, announced wday was a noteworthy fea- ofa bouyant week in realty. ye Cornet ~& Zeibig Trust. agent | s the transaction, was represetit- by Roy J. Nobe! ofits sal@s/ lease for if The site has 34 feet on M. } ut ang 55 Kighteenth, ! is eecupied by, a four-story ing under the lease to hattan Hotel Co. hile the amount involved. has been disclosed, the transaction, iis stated. has established a ree- for prices at this intersection me corner will command the Station Plaza. with Chest- gsireet as its north and yhteenth street as its east lary, and has a potential val- whic oe appa was taken 9 condideration.in the price. lease, the le * according to re- | ports, having been acquired as a structure. A cen- et "9-vear ‘site for a hotel | trally situated Eishth str: site 7 | wae acduired through a business use. licdemyer & Co. are con- several | of the! in the} involving nore! dolla > d-| siden nege- | several big properties while importan! have been crecuted the Fran- ‘ciscus Keailty T ine Deer 5 Klein Realiv Co. bas taken ecuarnest | money for two laree apartments. | Final papers in transactions ‘will be passed within’ the next} week, when announce: will be | niade. Development during the | r Terael, recently purchased | / week were an augmented scale. three-story hote! building and | reflecting a ‘pansion of perns & quarter. of ad operations. indicutive of a big tat the Southeast corner of | movement. ? and Chestnut streets, “the: Phalanx of three-story | on negotiations for includinqonse blocks cluding large holdings. largest’ apartment West End, and than a half million ward L. Bakeweli is tiations for the | contracts roug! Bal , LieRe nenis cot) broad So ee 7 ent east of Twelfth boule-;, 3 fon Chestnut street which has B featured by a significant muer of deals for corner sites. northeast corner of Ninth and of! + Mut streets and the north- m corner of Eleventh and Chest- | (Streets have changed hands recently, handsome profits. me cored through the re-sales. | | UBimproved block from | to Pine and from Seven- mito Highteenth is challenging | Sttention of hotel men and! interests with ambitious | Pians. The aspect of this | mB ewill be enhanced finmensely. Melieved, with the execution of mmion Station plaza project +) under the $87,000,000 a issuf Architecture of Old enghsh}! mile the block, which is owned | . ' : . Bickteeuth Sireet Reulty Colleges Followed in New of whith’ Isaac H. Lionberger | Eden Institution. mt, has been virtually idle han10 years, it has been) ,.,.. a8 Eden Sen oe Hin various notable hotel | lings ey, ockwood TS part .” a ‘ SOT) a! vad oa at ae, the avenues, Webster Groves. are de- efor them er ata new ‘signed in the Gothic style and fol- Epes, low closely the tradition of the old site is destined soon to English colleges. MEIC own. The dominant feature " A> le he Change Hands. i roup of buildings will |} >t . onal and investment op- - vocals in wana tage aby B extended during the week Gothic and closely ints is . 7 of Mralnew centers. These em- ote eee * Magdalen Tower at Oxford. The ‘ ine ; Y a 5 as any ated elevations of the buildings are de-' B the Cornet & Zelbie | USROs Slongs the style of Tribunal ‘and tw : House at Glastonbury. 4 Sod = gah ptrest, DF The exterior will be executed in ean blocks, occupying{ “"°" Bedford stone, and the brick | work will be done in tapestry brick, mid in Flemish bond. A wide range N visit NEW HOUSE BLT BY WAMLEY CO. of color in these brick will add | much ‘to the beauty of the exterior. The ground and building cost hstanding adverse weather more than 300 persons The various buildings are to be. £ by ’ fi fenhanted by the employment 0f/ 6., 999 Wedemeyer-Nelson were ithe architects. wenday visited the Hansbury at the southeast corner of SO - - LOUIS BOEGER i HOME ON SEMINARY BUILDINGS WESTMORELAND DRIVE FINISHED IN GUTFIG STYLE «25.2 °weriestena vet ry 1) on 1 it nas a frontage of 200 feet, one of the handsomest in Mary- land Terrace, in University City The *house is faced with four-shade rnatt brick and has cream-colored carved entrance and outcr vestibule lined with Tavernille marble. The lwall«e are of reinforced concreté build- | construction. The first floor comprises large reception hall, with @hio‘flint tile floor. den under main stairs, large living room with 8-foot Rookwood tile mantel, breakfast room, pan- the | pies and kitchen with walls and ceiling... There is a garage at- tached for four machines. The second floor has six large bedrooms and four\baths and show- ers and sleeping porches. A spa- cious cedar room in attic. The walls are canvased and \eled, and decorated. The conver- jences mclude laundry drier, Kel- 'venator, isolater for consuming garbage, stationary vacuum | cleaner. and oil burner for hot-wa- ‘ter heating system. of 7 tile pan- is the qovtrac- —_— ee —_— —- ~+—- _~_—- Ss. A. Horine Soins Heath Ferce. Fioyd 8S. Davis, sales manager for the Chauncey P. Heath Rea) Estate Co. has employed S&S. A. Tiorine in the sale of Webster Groves homes. The demand has been so great for Building Svld. a em doerwavs. One of the | pictures shown herewith is a dov; | “ to one of the dormitories, and ar- | other is of the tower. SHARRE ZEDEK TEMPLE WILL The buildings are being erected | mary boulevard and Hanley|from the designs and“under the LAY CORNERSTONE TODAY completed by the Ham-jsupervision of the T. P. Barnett! yy. cornerstone of the addition to ty Co., and a picture of Co.. architects. who recently colle the shaare 7, cek Temple, southeast | . . . John's Byatizelical |cerner of Paxe boulevard and West was - pleted St Ss a published in last Sun Church “y Mascoutah, Illf and the | Prd avenuc, will be laid this after- ost-Dispatch. Trinity Evangelical Church at Lex-}noon are cial me per Con- ‘ ‘ istruction ha: progressed almost to a host of attractive fea- | ington, 2 = lthe second floor level. The @ddition | labor-saving devices, it Humes-Vea 0. twill be used ss a Jewish community [Murphy twin beds and a} °°” jeenter and will have educational, ™ Wall safe, concealed in the er, Caled tee el ett pnd suplicate of this house has WM, APPEL SELLS 118-ACRE maar tes.e . auetans . a Lee A eo « é ‘lum and socia pected by the Hamley com- M FFERSON COUNTY rooms on the upper floor. The ad- | Kansas City. The hcuse FAR IN JE dition’s exterior will conform to the | » boulevard and Han/t- — |present building. This is said to be SeShieh has been compiete-| Wiliam Appel has effected the| the first school of this kind of the, ; : sale of the Schmitt farm, consisting | Jewish faith to be established west Ss on exhibition. 7 118 acres, in Jetfe reson County, lof New York. | erénttae on the Big River for over | half a mile, on which the new own- » er will erect severabportable houses | “hia saroprous awmto- to be leased to parties or families | at 1123 Pine street | guring the summer season. This pePerehased by a client of| property Nes on the Eureka. and - «& Co. The site ‘s| House Springs road. The consideration | | suburban homes that Davis has ‘ ‘Was $180. 000. The bujld- | Gundlach “Returns from South. (found it impose! bie to handle the ya Med b h Charies Gundlach has returned | business withont* an augmented . y Chambers” &' trom a two weeks’ visit at New Or-'force. Both Davis and Horine are Ford dealers. leans. residents of Webster Groves, _o_ -_—- os i than — four siccorative | room i ‘main PHOTO of ADDITION to SHAARI ZEDEK TEMPLE — 5S £. for Lege end West tnd Aye eS —* oa _ _—— BANK BUILTIN LESS THAN FIVE MONTHS New Am Exchange Na- tional at .Kingshighway and Gravois to Open Saturday. erican Aicerican Exchange Na- at Kingshighway and of which Collector will be president, opened next Sat- The new 4 tional Bank Gravois avenue, Edmond Koeln will be formally urday The mental on ied. with erilles. ins fronting on oothn Ki anal Gravois avenue is limestone. + A new record been established structure of this bhuilding was designed, completely equipped by the St. Louis Bb: Equipment Co. in less one-half months. fixtures are of im- Botticino marble. The woo?- orna- win- fii- steel front entrance has bronze doors, and all the banking floor beavy wroucint Thesurface of the huild- igshighway indiana dows are to said have building is in character. built and awk and interior rorted Italian With bronze wfckcts work is of American walnut. The work in the banking in detalii. A rainting on the above the entrance depicts the landing of Laclede, founder of St. Louts. The bank and safe deposit vauit is guarded with a heavy bronge grille with door under clectric con trol. The vault door is 19 thick, weighe 25 tons, and combinations of torch-resisting open hearth and chrome steel plates. providing protection against | oxy-acétylene torch ant) The is rich wall explosives, cutting instruments.” The site for the building urchased through the ott Realty Co. The oficers of the new bank will) Edmond Koeln. MNedenkamp, | first Waitér Scott. second dent: Armin. Pfisterer, cashier. Noard of Directors will be: Judge Charlies H. wes, Oliver G. Chap- man, Edmond Koein, Walter Scott, Fred Ulrich, Thomas Schuetz D, Hefenkamp. Henry Rueppert, Ar- min Pfisterer, George Gaisch and was }Dr. A. G. Youngman. “105 ai the The! large : inches is made } tng, Walter i wa School, ' commercial presid#nt: > Lb). ters. vice-president, pe vice-presi- | fronts and large The | president of the Speedwa Séhool, the ———— i a NEW AMERICAN EXCHANGE NAT'L * BANK Angshighway and _\. Gravois Ave _s That Are Being Built or Are Planned for St. Louis —_—_—_——— AS PR et a, er A 2 3 vf ate fen Sari es A +. + ‘ae OT SEN RTOS Mt Pee al oo gS s Sai OEE Le, * ie ig. Webster Grover LP. Barnett Co Architect” "A= NEW NORTH SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL BUILDING ' Wedemeyer and Nelson, Architects M, i. ‘RODEMYER & C0. FIRM ' MOVES TO NEW QUARTERS M. H. uay removed the sixth floor anty Building, Chestnui streets ofttices 3 WO! lv arranged & Cv. yester- quarters on Title CGuar- and Six Rodemyer new of the Seventh There. are to and accessibie from a The suite handsomel and corride! been decorated equipped with the finest type. M. H. Rodemvyer of the Kempland-Rod: Estate Co., which had offices at North Eighth street until re- cently dissolved. He has had broad experience both as a salesman and real agent, and as been «instrumental in bringing about a record number of major transactions involving both invest- ment and residence properties. These include among’ others the Weetmoreland Hotel on Pershil west of Lnion poulewxard; Rranscomb Hotel, Marlborough or and other University, Apartment structures on this private and desks andl Ui was Rent! fornieris myer as a estate avenue, hotel scale, Rodemyer of boulevard. announced feet at..4369 transaction recently 130x213 the sale Lindell kroom attractive- ' has | fixtures | carrying plans for a $750. 000 hotel | at eebrture to be erected “by C. E. | Worthington. The organization of the Kemplard-Rodemyer company has retained by R. M. Rodemyer with Mrs. H. J. = ‘hroeder as ger of the rent al “department, the city. She knowledge of former been & Co. mana one of the largest in has a comprehensive real estate matters. 'SPEEDWA SCHOOL BUILDING ADMINISTRATION BUILDING EDEN SEMINARY, eoe 69890 6 >>" a Se : Aa -_ in ee a oe e | See ee xi eo LOUIS BOEGER Resvtence, 7345 WEST MORELAND ORE Wedemeyer ond se tae went | on , oe i o 4 po oS i vy one x 4 D4 aioe ee S .9an Fs eh Dee Fis a Fes 5 s ae * TT. = 5 i ie x “a eee Se ss (ne aon 2S vam ‘g tee ~ Lads os . H — mee ok Pe = eee ay" we ri ~ An tiie PE Oy tg ————— a ee ee ee ee eee seen eceeeanspecnmeeamnees _NEW 50-ACRE SUBDIVISION IN NORTHWEST ST. LOUIS “AND GRACE AVS. $0 Ae : Land Lies Between St. Louis Avenue, N avurelt Bridge Road, Kingshighway and Union Boylevards. earl 8 ee eo Tyre entirexkholdings of the Hy- draulic Press Brick Co., lying be-| {ween St. Louis avenwle on the tractive, in that there is an urgent | demand for sites in this district for | bungalows, flats and apartments to south, Natural Bridge on the north, | house the host of workers in the Kingshighway on the east North Union boulevard on west, comprising a total of acres, have been purchased by the Bush-Burns Realty vision. The reported tion was $500,000. The Kingshighway frontage pre- viously was sold .to the Board as a site for a new school and a2 mammoth field and stadium. A large part been used for considcra- brick yard, and the machinery and | ‘for making Natural Bridge Co. for subdi- | ; ’ and large industrial plants to the north the! of it. 50 | age of 10,000 feet. The tract has a subdivision front- Contracts are being let by the Bush-Burns com- pany for grading. sewers, streets and sidewalks of the highest type, School | high | been refused for the athletic! Union and Natural Bridge, which involving a total cost of $250,000. An offer of $300 a front foot has corner of forms an attractive site for a busi- of this ground has! ness building on a large scale. An many years as a) ordinance has already beet! passed road a sheds of the brick company are/ 100-foot boulevard and the .main now being dismantled gto be re-| artery of traffic in the northwest - moved to St. Louis County. ern part of the city. ‘ EE oe NEW UNIVERSITY CITY FLATS SOON 10 BE COMPLETED, bulild- | Speedw Pay a Sch ool a® a «quarter block, and Sullivan the Nerth Side » # ow cov ering — boulevard nue ‘roes from The will be ready for occupancy May \The building, which was designed by Wedemeyer & Nelsen, has been | leased for a long now one schoolg in St. Sovuis. The bullding will provide double ifleor space over the present quar- The ground fleor is arranged | four stores with terra cotta) dispiay windows. According to William Hopkins, enroliment for spring promises to fill the two floors of th® new build- ing. The site was purchased threugh the John C. Greulich RB. & [. Co.. which Panes: the building and will manage it. A drawing of ave- 7 well as on a 10-year c. he is nearing completion and | plan. + FIVE term to the Speed- | of the largest | i Gano aven OFFERED FOR SALE ON TERMS A The district the center is attracting the atten- tion of homeseekers. This refers esfecially to Crest and Bartmer avenues In the 6700 block where 50 er more flats have been erected by Schuermann & Newman. These Dulldings are being offered for sale or attractive terms., They are be- ing sold on terms of $1500 cash, as installment ee s... AA THE CHAINEEY P, HEAT CO The Chauncey YP. Néath Teal Ps- tate Co. reports the following sales: Nine-room residence. 2534 Halli- day avente, for Mrs. Wililam Lampe to Lina Cruises, beth rtles being ‘represented by the Heath company, $-room residence, 4365 —— ave- nue, for Mra. Estelle bury place, §-room residence, to A. Cc. Bender for William H. Robinson; at 1439 Granville place, for A. C. Auereesis to Fred W. Belt, at 4205 ‘for Mrs. Clara Frede the building is shown on this page. to Miss o. — & ersting to. 'Mre. Kate Harrahan: at 6179 Kings- | | of which the Per: |) sting Sthool in University City is | ment division of the First | Bank, has moved into its new quar- ] FIRST NATIONAL COMPANY IS IN NEW QUARTERS | The First National Co.. invest - Nationa! ters comprising the entire third’ floor of the First National Bank Building, Broadway and Locust street. The new quarters of the com- pany «include space for the scales, buying and legal departrpents. Hen- ry T. Ferriss, first viee president, has his private office in the north- west corner. F. O. Watts, president of the First Nationa! Bank, is head of the company, and the executive staff. besides Viee President Fer- rise. includes N. T. Wagner, Eugene. fr. Williams, | awrence Kinnaird and Alfred Fairbank, vice, presi- dents. a a ae south Side Apartment Sold. Jost-Miller Real Wetate Ce. re- ports the sale of a s'*-family apart. | ment bellidiag et get | | The tract is regarded as ultra at- ; | : Ce, 2 , vhs, © 2 Se ae |e Se: ae me 5 a ty jer a : ra CORNER AT ‘o ae : ‘ gee Fe, w Any 4 US om {AI 2 el PS Sanat ¥ or aS ‘ : ig: Transaction Nepothatel ‘ee | Former St. Louisa i Buyer Is Jack Dubinsky, ” The northeast corner of Gravota and Grace avenues has been pur- chased by Jack Dubinsky, 08 + tate specufator and agent, offices in the Wainwright build comprising five occupies the Gravois avenue f tage and an apartment st of four suites the Grace @ frontage. The site has 93 feet @ Gravois avenue and 141 feet ) Grace. 3 % me Eugene Altheimer neaigaiaae he sale fer Charlies Cc. Dickson, for- merly of St. Louis, bat now &@ rest- dent of CaHfornia. A front of 199 ~ feet on Gravois avenue di posite Dubinsky’s purchase, °

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AR TE RE , , 5560 PERSHING AVENU E MILLAN, 4570-70A—4-S room, way Aas w STENTS APARTMEN7T~ Ve a ae es : e “nt % janito service. reg reduced. - S 4 ‘ . y —_ NEW MODERN 6-STORY FIREPROOF BLDG. ee ; ew pte: ty Desirable Apartm FURNISHED EL ee 5 different styles, 2 to 4 spacious roon ach RANCIS-PERRY-RUT 2X Sh | | R. \ rT Ps ) gage ater ae scenient i Page, Hediamont ity 221 Title G =N ——— ee it—i 4. th, . ae, da $$$ ROOM AP +) B } BATHS os ane : serch ang OPSs | nite cars; reasonable. Cabeny 40195 oS : s | __ 302.50; open o if * + 18 Cive 4 =. Kew ~~. ee 600 APARTMENTS. DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS TS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. _ West West Kew building 4 amd 5 rooms. Murpb) 723583 FORSYTH | _ completely f \ “af . ‘t' Do ~ ior On tf . i yer my ~~ ~ ‘fietencs co» ie t-i in oat TOS HOME-LIKE COMFORT AND SUPERIOR vt hODEMVER S co, GT G. Bue) p92 W ESTMINSTER PEL. jim Maes: preakiast foom. built "| FURNISHED Al aeer se navint — ianiior en premises wis i . cvice. 355 vee ee > . _— — 5 nmMmeiliate > . nled : ° =~ z reorer -s W i. Pa ins ‘ i sp -stol , ¥ > 6 . . . : ~ st furn ishe i- rear artment ~atuts ete se : - a. Tw —_— Sermoes ain i ine ee? | , -» i npecaTH, i untington A artments © ems Bom Ce a ea ee McPHERSON. 5796 —3 _ open porc! 5926 McPHERSON. — eS 6Aeeerioes wale jreon imes. Ile: 7 times, daily 2c. Sua.sc- Guaranty Bidz i A ‘ 4 uatce 30 times, daily Ic. Sen. Se NORTH MARKET. 33 > rs —_——— —— ror 7" : ' a corner bui > ' "3 ned : dow irate 7 ' ~? +arns " © ne : 2 ; >, r. LES CO. 492: no . . ée« ' [1 WEST 7; 17R 7 as ’ = a heet, 957 me. the minute in €very respe , HDi mI . » 6 pit agg FRANCIS. -PERRY-RUTH. 103 N. Sth st. | ded ., Seee. wae cererate. share modern furnished j S25) equipped with automatic re r" Pr ; n. iz jlating ry : , e - ’ e | ip T be —— third ; ' ; ; : : . 7 ww’ : we 24) oF! - 2 > . - = — 2 : " re 2 ; ~~ rns - ? " 4 ona rt ye " . Se a. ' me J D Pia he ———E=— E: & ry. ———— : vie : = [| aes red Is : . . : — ING 6018-—Nic ely furnished 4 (PARTMENT a ‘(rhe liete@es- ‘ . Ts wart > recess, Jet Tl. bath 5S reoms ar - 2 , - r . Fulecten Ride ice Wate tiled shower and tu: atnhs; Si) => . © = : . 4 eet donee atamangiageags nctati = pin ae omer diat ess8eSs) ON ‘04 Eastgate av.. . (om Ge” immediate 0 ' pariors, Murpay in-s-deor eek; steam “peat; _RACSCHENBA + = a en eee in-a-de: beds Completels urnished iT hometike ~ . — . - ~ ; 7 , ~ "7 ° Hpettre . ) > : , om auiientted orhow PERR -RL ie. 3 2 st axe. rent = rae a Bennett. Sa ! = ra sth aery "9 ae ° te comfort; individual phones th unlimited service a _~ =, ome I E MU N | ARK ee = . | ~ : . - ~ -_ 7 - — oe eee is : 7 " : ’ a ne ef ficte te dar es 7’ _— > RT [FE ~ i. , artmen! ; _ », or service. : ~ ; With Forest Park at 3} r, i: & Be is A P. A R f ME N +i Al AR \ Ay e, SELL BL. 4#155—Nicely i FLATS. - | ferrh 6} K—3 rooms to small : ; : : ue he ret . os. 7 nit _—" -_.. ~ - m = 3 _ ng! a wil - : - : OPPOSITE FOREST PARK ant reasonabie. see janitor. ic7) | i zo Waterman av... 6 rooms and aicep- BUD. : . ——s | : y Ro e x . Bi. 4240—Business roman de- * ; a ) cant April : ™ . : ’ ; , ; " - . 0; . : > her aDarimeat: ree- : The manager wil ? Se. } Se Lnes the ex : ; , ‘ a (Cf SG Vr eure. : > € vy i «= , yen em Nee " and dDath : : *. RED EUD, 4515 des he artim , ie 273) A ye ay ferences rob : cce aaues if, Give ama Si Senne 4 TR27A Olive st.. "> reems and bath: also Park: first —— cg" HLIve 4471 «3 — Cotes uae = roo ? rooms. } SRS: o°90—P iret Shoot west: 2 | suitabdie tor busi ane s and bath rooms, hgt-water - as peced: nod | | ~ ee ba “oye “si ——— ) an - rr f Pw -200A Belk e roems garage if want aa : | = 1233 Al (en Market Lane. ST. LOUIS. 335% at Modern, 6 room, flat. °- ne — araee. oe SULLIVAN. A > ark: am April 1; $0 home. | wy : mt 215. oy ty Baer Os - 81: , > enaeitt ad Sand b FURNISHED DWELLINGS. WinNT y ae . —— arte. cme \ 4 PERSHING. ¢ Beau tifu m ; ah . a ED” wert > © S—s-reo ~~. €481 ELLENWOOD, 10 reoms, 3 * aa ‘ oe for auick sale ’ y? ren ’ . , , 2 . _s~ . Inspe: re = - . -"s - 5S* baths, ai | : MA Es.\ hs , LOOT CHESTNUT. cach 10 00 | Goma ig ? -_ : My rooms, « sun pariom first NL , —— oe c 1516-1 my a - ew! y decorated: janster service. ; (c@ty FIREPROOF ei E tg 4 ished 3 cluding OFFICES | : oOmpi ci ; ? FT om "+ # *.. yi r . : Ne oe , : Delmar at Westgate gas and electri | ee dak ce Se ee a" | @easd. TA . Fawrwes — = room. 34 fieor, J-famiy |” , # ' — ee: ae ae 6500 WEST deren RALLER Re: Rot co. ic) fight ang janis ice. __heat furnished: ts . S . ggree duy ing sornd hoinmc. ! ‘aban 6784 - $$ — ‘ . , = Qe . a . - > and 4 "2 wit k 'tchenet’e : ’ om “nm Sori? 1 A "or In Weill estadimshed ‘an » See = == — res ith — 2 Ris ~ 4 . 3 ' _— —* a , at. ul | | : ——> | : dressing closet, In-a-Der bed. Lovely LIVE. 3677—Grand-Otive apartment: 713 ST. CHARLES _.. 230 00 5 a — reaam, r@ wood — - aduilt : : . u ing parlor, for chiropodist. 4459 pEeRsnl as Apartment. ° Beene . #55. RICHMOND BKIGHTS . ; . egal “— ‘ur . ._= } ERSH : , . . ° ae oz syultes TTS . 7 , ef e mg = . "Ez a . ~* tl» > ‘NTS _ Beil ne, Delmar 2080. 102: 5-reem hens ice sun | T HE - : WORTHINGT TON Light. Gas and Hea‘ a v furnished Janitor, 3683 : F gr , ss Son oy sLrc ae ‘ REALTY Ct. "2610 Gravots. : M Al ARTMi Pa. » ) a5 ANNI 6509 s-—2- Tae efficiency ~~! . ~ > é — aes a ee: ~*~ W. COR. WATERMAN AND BELT Everr Cor: fort and Convenience ee R TT. 300 ~ pewls yin mrt cy a 140 00 - breakfast ~~ 3 th TZ1L RICHMOND — nine | Fad ~ bed. was ramge: heat. janitor: 0 me »N E. & 3 = G. “Sh = Tw ® APARTMENTS TO LEASE gg a Re mn REON = = ; st. § - Chestnns os oor. 1 te a ~ Mo r 4728 & New Broom ete Lp) . J 7 wis . ’ ee = ae . . IN 2 5 7 >-— room 1s nad ‘ ’ - > @ a —* ies - ; "a iy St + flee: 5 ; ME meee on rents S70 i rANNE i, 6400—8- room fTictenc : a ae painted and ore.cc: ve re “ —~ = “r 4 bathe “3 7 = tal—-$90 to S125 mont . meni. Tews ecoT ced = 3 etal ‘ ih - store "2x73 het- ; : — — * P PeDeneR, REALTY Co. eto a aT heat and tor servic Jy arranged aoartment in city: © for | ~~ gp me ot ng ee SAMPLE APARTMENT ON ation: phone. ic: oper eater bi; excellent location. 12500 GARFIELD. 6108 i. i ¥ Sidney 2876. c Ser EIN. 617 Chestn =" ) ~ MARTIN OLIAN. TlL2 Chestne spect ion cat Of "04° 62 ww = ; tae” ~ a DISPLAY. SS nO” | oe me CORNER VANDEVENTER wen. thive 1487. . : > 5 ; AS » ee ris : os le- x4 PERSH — _ a EX f . .ND WEST BELI moe GARE 1ELD. 04 és — Maw roan q- * i cane 5 na ut entra! 4 : eee : ° ad Pe a ; . od PERSHING S60 Pe : : rcInet : . ™ Tears? a i! newest apartment Ss aur represen: arrive. Suite 2u6 sD tment 3 . ; wv i . basemen: ; % 5408—.3-reom efficiency. in 2- 3-reom ef TROY rper ap ne im St Loui Representati: cntranc plete Lisbin 1 ER at ec be +vasemen ace. : ’ ae P Central _ a modern garage. i . nt o me it ' . , io “es . ©; a en . y rt. 4) : . : -2f - DALY a. McCABE x ~ Sa Shdne e,27 2a10 Gravots. EPS diate : » £60. Avpiy 2 REON FE Rk. G rT = arene | "OTOL T oe ge peg ~ ae OC “3 HARNI aT . yy - | cine $ , Cas \: “ROD! R & CO. W EISEL Ss GE RE ART | . TON BL. 4503—aot. EL: fur- 1 Sy.1: tials : iARNEY. 3016—# ream | i eT Sa rooms. hardwood water, cas. clectric conse. x _ 2. n o- Crunden-Martian Apts... © eames ten “+m and Chestnu JUST COMPLETED ef mc’ lime ke an heat fur : WASHINGTON, garages. cach | KI NGEHIGHW 2% . CK. WL Chestnut tive 1427 | a. PRANC is-PERRY- RUTH. 102 N. Sth st SAVOY COURT. 5311— — goms and ra a ) = en ul reome 78 --At LE 4 nam —_ was ~ ' . . = th: open Yor inspection. Cs 4 (43 TO 753 LELAND AV. second, floor; $75; every- pair shop, SOx96 a Pee LUCILLE. S060 —Lower . : Poon °9-—Fiat: 5 rooms: a ~" a : , ew ( —_—— iz a a % ‘@ — =i rd ’ me $110 ‘required: choice 4 9 to. 3; possession ummedistely. Forest = ——_ a — eh ——— mt veal cen’ cHience .. couple = —- vy: omeem ea beds: se s : s ‘LSE "3 lr 7ard L=t hite enameled stoves : thed wain-'| nt —~ ) r 52921. I >| ! B itd} ; » GARTFOR” $063-— Dandy loca thon, * jcienc : — saee ¢ tine aoa , ture of refine- A men > = —————— : leit rl nye nace: $50. | a cooma, fatb. furnace: garage options) x. cas and electricity inc luded. CATES. 6410—5-room apartment: . | eet .= TereT . “Der EPSTE! ry a apartment and i to ms Ma 7 Race «| very coo! im sumt- — — “ye ; _ ¥ ae Main "16: Central = a eee “ne we — cimex 0 er ine ~« =. - Complete servire . ' * ~ ~—, WeKe ~~ ee —tat . fleer. « @we' ling. 3 SCOTT. 800 Chestnat ES RE se o> SS a 2 a a ; 605 CLARA A‘ i, “oy ; ' a +: _. = _, a siiet. $153 month; keys store, “3S28— Apartment, $70: 4 rooms, “*F Ry oy sos Bigh +t Rooms, With Two Baths | ; oo | Apely ta ma. “a | in dining room: sieeping porch 7 ns : 6300 Washington ‘southeast cormer Ade- ILENE A APARTMENT ! ‘antile Trust C 0., Agent GEO a 7 r 3 . KORY. 1315—Spiendid Sreom upper | = bach, laundry. electric. gas; adalis — eo ic) ect Heer, fo - : £ ~ ee North i ay. riaetel Third floor. 7 rooma. closed nes. 100 | side): we invite vou + s: New Fireproof Building == t PERSHING AY. (TH. LOCUST, ST. CHAR LES. NORTHLAND, 67a ae ay A a A Ee nea “7 ” 4 a “Sr unfurnished, C: . & 2s ~ rooms, sireping poreh LL=E PER) Rb heautiful apartments. t 7 in NT- —~Furnianed . = bread vers . “Lite Bede . s : = 4 "om Ti “en te ‘ NORTH AND ai nel - : % ,olems - : ‘ comple ier gp ete. HICKORY. 9°9-3° aS aad 3 rome, — outlook, internat sonal iad rooms, West i Qsuir me first | ope a : - ee ere 90 Apartment T . ~ark re t Sirah irs floor ; Tt. ul “> in * = => s > : ’ : 7 ‘4 - : Mi n . > ; 4 or . ¥ | ew % me ios: 2 roonm with ¢-reem > age s - y- Ree eh oe wilh @e rhea pa raRDT F , S ich A ' Facing Beau j 5540 Pershing *reem efficiency. > ****- espons: Die Darts > roem *. fiat; pienty ti mater Vierer “S22Ww - | aA : i. oe t : >" »-* - atl rt ee , _~ ~~ : 9 P Berea, = - ... Si« ay — - a -_ . - oe Ts es - quamennatans and jeome with Crcom |. gecerating: tenants will shew; s}: | Life Bidz unsnine partments | © | completely furnishe’. Manager on aan S4 ne. se pa Se Semanees t a, Te Git MPHREY %444—5--com flat; bardwscd premises, or call Cabany $327 —_—_—_ a - oF St.a tern — floera, bot-.water bat. bie. Cpe. ap me desired. a 7 Aaa =-reom et. W i . . CNN] ae a . O11 TF. G. Mids EUGENE J." ALTHEIMER. 817 Chestnut. | TAYLOR, 37 § aon tay A — rooms rris =e es = - >——© USn. sy rv } . J “ ¥ — derma pais "Wy, - ws barh. nein a Gren Tid annstenent, with CLAYTON RD.. 695SS—4 rooms. bath, exceliert condition , breakfast reom. venue, jz mar Garden See | : . safety deposit hozes BROW NING . APA ARTMENT NEW Piate toe RE NT wre: THi-aND, 47 7 hardwood floors. garage, $45 ; sew; heat and jenifer service af $50, | Murphy bed: adults uy = floors. furnace ca! a — , cas Rinz i . latest radios. shower | 3: PE rT? : 4004 N. Kingshighway: 4 reoms: 350 eiectric. $45. Rec iam Aust i) cendiiien. open | DELMAR BL... 4186—4 rooms. bath. jan- JQHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 708 Chestnut. DYAS-SHELP. Main 2238. 109 X. 9th st. _and tub baths. latest style In-a-Der ncy m parior. besti- “aed Arkanses: 4 rooms. $30 7 \LFRED E LOC LER, i ~aatiiul light modern STAN KY EPSTEIN. S19 Chestnut. | iter service. inducements made to deair- TAYLOR. 27 S—3 reoms. 5S-roem efft- . R 2 a ) beds and patent wardrobes. | fully furnished with = Murp! at . Pent a wood feers. furnaces. tile baths nut st a ea , reema, het. water heat Apply tiret Slowr. —. , | abic tenant. . : : (o62> CImency Rent $70. Garace b 50) in- } ORF NT RIDGE va : ; i ; a | a} in : . nk nes" iS! '-S aed eweHy +N 72 Cheetnut NORTH MARKET . iSpiaANA. - rr r ee ‘bath. oe | DELMAR 5i.. $$55—Apt. No. 116; six _a CORNWELL RE. CO. 111 N. Tth ONE OF DELMAR “DE LIXE” —~ ye te ca — 4 cas. clectric riraer , =e aaa, elec- ‘ Fhe 2 com béds: a. » 4 2 = . : r an ardver sho n _ 7 —— @ . : , > — ——— : 2s ‘_ 2... Se - ‘west = _qecorat od; guble “4% tee 8 —_—_— 2406 DELMAR BL. ee 8 & today nager en premisrs F Bis Sm SORTH MARKET, 3307—= FUNIATA. 4127A—S-coom fiat and «a- — "oo Apart ment-Omt. _— sad DELM AR BL. 3132 Marco Apart mente. v BRNON -_ . ~~ 4 a = family y ac as Al RIT Furniss ed or . nmishec -_ ~ _ ; ay ig? 2 ° sa “ . 5 = * Pa . tar oe . ny an a 4 . “* rae —_ oe — ee IS a ee in-a~ 1 / SUID ew sour Gereret- apartment. > ™ s. hot-water beat Gi 10 rooms. 5 bat ~ . —_— Se A i ee . -_ — . ~ WE... - *-.-. ews cevorated = = ae K ee xKUK. Je¢1 ‘eh * rooms and bath. | . shades: aR + yg .- 18 months’ lee laundry, chauffeur’s quarters. gat ot le le A Oo ; RANELA‘ 7H “AP ARTMENTS BRANTNER PL. 21474—5 roema, elec NORTH MARK a Laray ETTK 411.\—3 rows, wun parlor | o . . _ . _ autos. Ire spa “0U amp « partments pen Daily a tr ; yt : fy en and bre : ; = Nb. 5 oo ek. aret fieer. out SSM f “ae . — s° 3 . oun ‘ 570T McPHERSON. CYED Bt a : : : - tile bath ba -dweed ; ) . yemiv dee iovocated. ey — | DELMAR BL. Bi. 4-4 floor aa, ee - We Ringer? ORECN Ea 2 G SCOTT. 800 4 “wren . and Evenings—See Manager Six-room efficiency. new oF -ARK isa a; ORTH MARKEY. Sie tS rrr ye Pour ¢ a sun | reaens, DPesereslon garage . di .. . a - an a = - . a bes utiful é , . wets ais ee OFT S C2 ter fPIC . . “ : "-a-dor bed. hardwood flace flowrs, ur | ier fiat:| gitea: Etoune 3 ALTHEIMER. 81: niceping pore — ei “WARWICK COUR RENTSUnxturuished $30andUp very lete te : LOOM. Sut 1 Done Rion ~y ae. $55 Vaght fur- Chest7ut st > -—-~w+ry «* yy. ot vitae 2 J. 1 of 4 - ae a ALVERE. 967 Chestn: ~ 4 uN Hi ARB ‘TT. Realtor, 700 Chestrut. DEIM . ws _ r Tree... an | ond, We JONES R ©€O.. Main 1907 EASTGATE. . $00—— Beant | apartment all Ml . ‘ ml t. : amber rooms 145 oo > ~ : ~ f} t3-L3 . CORNET & , ts med hardweed floors, far~ } —. 4 rooma. sun parlor, Murphy bed. JOHN H ABBOTT. Realtor, 708 Chestnut. Open. fo ps. anitor S00 ieiaed St “COMMODORE” APTS PRANRLIS a SPALDING. 1 A. nace. $5.5 7 4500-—5 roo ras bath. newly tare breakfast room: janitor service: ga-' W ABHINGTON Bi 89 ; R @. SCOTT. 800 Chestnn*. ; . —_ aoc, +5 veom | . ABBOTT. BQcorn ei eeir . antter service 50 open. Olive 4730 a ~~ Sea" an Lime in meena =" ~-=- 5316 Pershing: large lLving room. GOPTLIEB 7 e > >. i sereenctl. mcr: bo Stee siz 4 y new ~ ea yeemee » _roome i aad = a rt a ———_ compietel) irmisl Oem, iertrte, fat: 5 room, tee. he ame ek “AER : £48 ana Wwaier ms a oa ll ~ * KR M TEN RBER, 14% . sth, | ; ~wer (rove ark : : ; sum rr -a-cor bed rem . — ~ — mer DouGiteRTy BOS Chestnut st s COMLE SEE " immediate tenant. | >. ASHINGTON BL... 4917—5 rms. $75 00 a ae . | tricit: ing and light. " ; | | = : “AA Te LEVI @ CO.” _ 3370 PERSHING. The New ice, telephone service, linen and sil _VOTTIIER BSALTY, 2707 Franklin. WalLTsR JONES R Po 0656 seen, (Cee. Aa. claw | : e NCW ; eed Ameen... Mr -aenrtiremeneen ne . ~ - m " rooms ; ‘LEVELAND 4060—6 fine rooms, sieep- CREON E 3. SCOTT. SOS Chemaut. M. LEV! & CO. 108 XN r ; 5—S roome, bath, adjoining | PRANKLIN, 1325—3¢ f1 cAYLOR. 3624 BN — " Wie t dail on South ner apartment. steam hea: furnished: ach ap Par hes * Zecorated — ss ————— — : partment = SIXTEENTH. 111°.— pare er kitchenetir le . . ry ic Sanit or serv: e. SS . . UN ~ A -- . . _— ie wr -- oS , y rovwms . la Sie geerement Ecrens $08 | sealter Serres: O58. nog cnentnct. SCOTT Boo Shesene Se en. orest Par kk Hotel ° = een ame en Coe betbs E NRIGHT ee ee a “3 | WESTGATE. 7504. mem efficiency , R G: EN _ : . Sr SDDARD. | 2318A—Five reems, bath. | infks, Murphy beds, shades, rods rooms and sum parlor, Cabany G265J. oe eae LY rent reasonabie. Call Cabd- FOR LEASE. N. . CORN ER LIN DELL West Pine BL. and Euclid Av ens — hon ail between 9 a. m. end gc “EENS. 3387 —3- room Gnd fixtures. det-sir furnaces _. | ENRIGHT sis — rooms, bath. open. = I ‘ 6600 Enright. . 3-4-1 AND WHITTIER gry end 3 roem sites. with er withes’ | TENTH. Sis N.—S + eee APAVETTE S541—4 reoms ang sun OREON E. G. SOOTT. 800 Chestbut w ESTGATE 6US—First-floor apartmes=, ents. = 2Sul . ree sc" ait 1: falls furnished: compiete hetel eo N.—3 roome. Water. electric: QC EENS AND new iy decorated. (e880) ENRIG iT. ) ed . Pp u ing ; SA. 915A—o ~ : ae awe hat «= a ————— Meent. -§ rooms. in-a-dor bed: gas: det between 10:30 to 3:90. tc) | WESTGATE, 2 parior and sieept ch tm rear: first and 1 » $105: 70 APARTMENTS oe ee, Bee ee | ee eee ‘ 2 — = — - : sn? : su — eenin . . : ’ . as use + s > J é "4 vs a : a _shecersc S73_remt____ ENRIGHT. 6412—NSeautiful new apart- pore: very demravie, $100; wil make @*cad floor § | | ; CHESTER THOMAS. 3048—5 reoms. 24. 3d Geor, eit ie = : CAF. AYETTE. 3902—34 foor west: 4 mem t. A. - and ,son reom strictly acoenian. , nor further particu! call “i e a N newer 2 toa ol : iY. - a meter Aram * _ $00 Chestnut. '* “Yale Cabany 9233. b= 3 and 5 Reom Efficiency APARTMENTS cent_he to 3: S38. une. = enee. At rooma 2 rooms and sux parior. STO. modern oor: SR ORBON E. & R. G. SCOTT SLUPFER. 1138 Chestnut Wai TER JONES R. E. CO.. 618° Chestnu . — » ) 7 bem @ | ~ WESTMINSTER P? 5725—Second fleer. >. ty” Ay 9453 IN DEI ~~. mece rooms, $13 re heal : ee le tor > r : . ; >. Ps, " . 4 - ~ . _ a } $ Let ereies . 2345—For oun ohare 3 Voupie ETZE E ‘ba: 5621—- ist ies r east st oe meee 5 ince eee am mums: waste: garage w . ity $ Leading Boulevard a 4 > LD L ; H. G. AMBRILE e CO. 1631 Arcade Bite rs. .> a ~ eee waa Sst x : wor arte - a 4 annmtor sen ce, i nv rent S115 ‘ : : > 4 ioe rrmeost tJ kitc bene te WEBSTE 14°7 ~: nae “ - SOR , $ Ss > bh. kitchenette. reut objectio > lidren: possession April I ER : ; spartment in . - gpert- rene cence net 77—3 rooms, bath and ee —- - . 1°43 roemqae, Bardweed fears . Pe. Sex x rED R. BE. OO. 403 3 Comi. Bidz WESTMINSTER Pt. lar = 5 Kings? . ¥ nird =| On N 27 vv Bus Line aneentel Seen shed unfurnished - a = very goad cenditien: $30. tie hath. furmace: rent > 3501—aApartment. 5 rooms. 5027—353 reoms and bath. oven rooms and sum po: : a $ ; . wmnected br snel with Hotei —* EXD PlL.. 314—24 floor: three _s ee REALTY ©O.. 2650 Greveis. Mc ~~" Janitor — newly papered for iBenechen._ = Olive TTSs * 3a Teo : — . =~. ie | Lei ; fi Aut iatest ant modern equipmen hase. and sailed ts management | Coase. > & . 882 Tile Guar- WEST PINE BL. mM t} . floor with every device ef comfort and con- Ma “ fa - Bleck eset: adults. ' = ; ; S80. ‘ E . ' P i nanager on premises, a Sa nnn op . tile Gath, for 2 cCAWLEY "REL ALTY co.. A eae ia lan see janitor cn premises. TTSS : eniemce. Pree — : open 615 Chestnut. % -o* > J - ‘ om og ant. “"d ’ lum Vi $4 RO! Ee CMYER .& ‘ 0... Will Cae PL... S157—4 rooms. new. mod- _ $°5: newly Gecorated: see 3 janiter. (cS3) | WEST PINE. 3808 ‘reoms. hardwood @Ee 734 Kingslare— ird ul Rent Furnished or RLM ef e i. . a8 =“ " —_— a tl ’ _ = ~- - Risk Nts rt? 4 WE HAVE BEAUTIFUL ee ficiency. bot-Water heat . _ = SVG A N —) reoms. ‘arge recep- ‘ . re ; : ‘ -roem " 32 >- ~~ Chestn: 5 M. — ee _ . = = . : . - Main ~{o56. t heat and itaniter service ; : BLA KB & BRO.. 815 Chestra! : : iy PO eC OT c ven)! : an Single os , A . A am ~ - sPARTMENTS « Fr ARIS cw eeTn decorated : = reasonedie. EUCLID. 16 S—Seceng floor: 6 reoms. MUsCReS. sce neat and janitor : PLAZA DRIV E J AP. ARTMENT Rez ~~) Bath | “FURNISHED _ 4 ON ARUSHA ee SC = —e rogins . very prettily tt je bar! : heat and 7 Ritor Im Tied late Pe rare BHed 7 ory on aad DT} PERSHING : = SRT . OURT mo. aout en path. - Be n and eiecrric ; geod ~~. medern | spiendi a. aoe sess son S65 - > - " sta yt : : . ‘ - ™ 4 - y , . ‘ : LS : | " . : ; = oa Other Units $30 to $100 Dt YNALDS : N Cc a : a > meer - a'wy " ~ a perc Ry seve- service | rent so) Apriy lanitor J‘ RN = RiAA kK & BRO . SiS Chestna 7 ~* by nue ° , : 7 = ° * ~ ain : —~ iit. sie ics OFa ed. ADDvDir . pavcibghsetnaienpecinp=mugins —* SALE, S08 E.—First Moor. Greom ef SEAUTITUL APAR EN “Si Piazza a: "24 floor. $1 ished........ $135 and Cp FIREPROOF "315 , dor —lLst arn . “oor ~ “rea Ce nics ga rage aARiter serv (oes - rent : “ 22 wy cond td . z “ : ; —_ » -_ Too >! F % aha t xD > = oa Py Fer ee oor. .a-a _sereens £5 >. ey garior and bath. Inquire ° Sm Phene Delmar 4050W Sunday. ‘c} pars arse tasN oad fun : Paz iris : , So°.. "S0De apartment o gaily See pas oS pnp ane -_ rewoed floors, hut-wat@r hemt: 47 a 4a New. . . : . ~~ ‘ ‘ . . re wa ~~ . . . ~ ™ E . = ° — 2? - a 5 “rom 2 . iy Stee, ss rfti- - ~ 4 a _ #2) GRORGIAN COURT 5600 Kines®Purvy-— . ' , =e _ = ai > a . - : manager s _— ——— a r — (MAW. S153—S-room apartment. strictly, Jarre efficiency @ larce rooms. cee 0 ope Spe ROR I $6- apartments. only 7 vacancies: . ass 90 cy. ae ae oo 2 i tarnished, for DROZDA REALTY q : Don, Tesesing reem and Aitchem: Trent : . ao ' : ae ace : ae ; -—- , > - - - ‘ art. Very v we nadie rent. 8 eee -~ RP SLED Cy CH Disc “HINGER, eS . N. Gram! atv Sse. inciuding eleewPichiy and sas. ; is Sa; 7 : —s : Poa geome en aiieadinen eager ' mR Rt N FE. «x R. l> SCOTT = —_ Oe ieee eianeiniinietinn OB matin CARTE . - ‘sin ALASKA. ' a SAI New Teeme and sieeping Mirch On ee — yn “4108 Russell. lst fleer wen: 4 moo mas included. Each apartment occuni £00 Chestny ive-Deimar line direct. at a . i » om J . » >. eF LIN. b—- at. ee! 4 , na - : . ’ ie oe o, . ; ~~ sais . ; il a - : an ~a w - sy aes . P ‘J ; - . a a n heat. janitor, in-e-dor beds; third HAMILTON. 8—S rooms, 34 8. verth. APARTMENT IN ez. Buc HS PARISH - a —— ¥ —w~ GERHART LAREN es 44.0—2 teem. ball, bath. furnace. will ate. | ~ vag -maacd °@27-—New 5-room 4 ee CLAR 7.35.7 room Forest adb46. ele —) Weterman MOTT s rm eption Rg. E. ‘ 0. Agent new .¥ i~orared especially suhted far ‘TiI™~ : i. a -. tf e bath. im-a-der ped. a “3433 CRITTENDEN BOTTORFF GILES CO. 4924A Deimar > ‘pen perch. 380. sleeping porch. alse | pers rt! ments for Rent ed URNISHED sours coupie, one bieck from O Fallon} ~—— ..,, _ - % ae 4+1oom apartment, newly dece- riee x -y ; FURNISH eee ls — a . . " e a : ‘4 4335) > une ‘ {7% ™ = - > = ht @ | = . — _- late , 308 ABBOTT. Real 09 Chestont > By J. I. EPSTEIN re ef will share. ~ a20e™u jit ~ ———|| CLINTON. 1963—2 large roome second | at ~~ wa ~ ar HAMILTON, 1292 Gor. of Page — De Yor NEED ROO WSN? $ TO fleor rieetrc aduits. rent . Paspgumoe 7 yy rent. v AS.3H Pi - XN 8th iad c ~~ LA rouina, NM: rrphy “beds: eve? ¥ On Ve i emTc Ir . Ihr ana — Sic ss: act so, x MISS THESE 3 ‘ Hats SPAR MAGNEITLIA AVY errt 2 8 e1! = ‘© Trh. Anes 3 : man. Tine apartments on . => in $195 i 3407 = rs & ECO. icy st. —— hardwoed floors .. 3. CORN S 82 SS marble « . Mmarbdie bat Q ered oak “oa x — ie cage: ae: BAD! a ‘urniet bom ; -¢ heat and ijaniter N. T20 Delmer Garden—isi feer. flow eo a ae a S$ on . 3 at 3 > . . . @ eon Tas. , “ST CO. 4015 Deimar . 3-mom _ efficiency. . ary. - ea 7 TRUST co > Vermer. oer _2 Toon _S NW. Rroadaw> — . STSIA - : q v ~ ~ . 77% Steen athena ~—_ . . ; a “| regains. je - Oaninad and Yale. 233 49x LINDELL BOUL. gp sg eee a, APT S |) ee a as = . Ih *DIER, 145". — em h —RODI AMONT. “OLAS — “oe? e : ? 3 bethe avatinbdte e ; : aoe Sioa heat amd Janite J. oe. open . rmliete “ere orat "+ fieer Go ¢ iY I oo a _ - —- - — ; @1e@cttr >t ASBiY Isis Hebert = . GENE J. AL THE IMER, Si; Chestnut BAN! ER fain 444. Srracuse a’ : 72 and $85 i\ZRUKR EE. 2753—Three-reen + ; Mi after il 4. ’ . he Di [AMONT. 1285A—Corver “§-reom éf ' 2 oor “nt 2Dpartmen ‘eum be a 20 oP antiaadl ~ f FARLIN. 41564—Pair 2Treund district: & - : a" 3 oe hen ace : Serene) 754 L LAND AVENUE 83m ane Sor) ee oa eae West Pine Boule- | "iis and oath, hot-water beat i ; : ‘ . fal te a FLA T— Modern. > ' . ae a ae | TR, : es steam heat Rt oma co $105 100M AI ‘ARTMENT a Chestnut art water heat. ONLY A FEW SL ITES 1 a, ~~ a a . my. Semen OB Se DICK MANN i E water. Maier Svcs, Dewi Gacerates - - a m — Main TIT. Certral 49 a i =. =f ¥ 4 age. ; > —Sen = +S. a Sis orcs 335. Pa attr. de INES REALTY CO. Main 1902 LEFT | ig are a ’ : 323 Chesenut. + KINGSRU _ gg ee reewms and sun > Dew > ' rs a ) if bath. gas and ric . verter inspection. Olive 6-ROOM Al ART MENT a See ere eee if ° e int 22s Se Be | y 6, ME! Purnished, share wit! s i Th t} RRISON _ rooms. bai! jectric. , a fODEMY ER & CO... @1 TG. Bidg 5604 Waterman: first or ttird flee bi Jen 0 Ur rt on we — - “Delmar me a i ev range from - to v7 oF ae 3 AL electric !| KINGSBURY COURT, 5603—Tnira ¢ weet; Jar®e open voreh: perfect condition a. _ Coheny_ .¢éx3 ||) room efficiency, with P cisgisox. 2616 Nae Geer S tocma CALIFORNIA. east ‘weet 533 Ciera av.): 5 reoma, tm- por 3. BI Ake , = = che remy (> P EN pen yweds atientiqn’ ; bath d sh w free elactree, Sath. hot water: rent Fen. — me. eciuding sumreem with my gb fine R OM ‘PA Si Chestnot. Oa ix nen S ~ ak eS arge roema, with |} : an ower, Fit GRAND. a tile bath. —x —: ANia. 2 948—% room . | BUGENS J. ALTHEIMER. SIT Cheestaut. wency to con : G-raom err. TULCINE 7 DE BALIVIERE j68—J rooms and bach. oe png na a +reom. -reom : A i A RT VM EN (Ts Team heat. etectric. cas. cumpioteds hese apartments. pewiy . furmished: will remt or sei): rent Nie noscitpasliniaadis —. everything high-class; rent $75 OPEN FOR INSPECTION. 6 months in advance: reasonebie. heaving : ae ee und up. de) WASHINGTON one = Me ores LACLEDE AV. 7 ' REON x28. 6 _SCOTT. 860 Chee -ret 5 Toots, sun ae - and sieeping perch —— — eres — apart 2 RE 1s carage. will decc : | | BOTA NN ——+-room furnished : 31 AU TIFT, AP ARTMENT Sas BARTMER | rtome heat, hot water, $70 ome steam bea’ "$4 Porerthe. td floor weer- @ me | 580" ‘WASH aIN motors aie 7 ‘ 1 S80: serage o« * th all convemences_ —~ ~ SHINGTO : ." 4461 Olive: efficienc % tome ortix . a ae Mences. garage. open Por :, ee. 2 a beat. water cas a See ined med ' ~ IRALDON BROS z co — — —— : rvice: centrally erated: fur. a1 TRO ~~ ao |. — ee : = rior. i3 — many -- LTY co BOUGHT and PROFIT = oo oo. >| ls W ASHINGTON . igs = . Agte S27 Chestnut. Olive $237 7 SOLD at a te) aa BOE FURNISHED APARTMENT-«f lll share: tte >» Apa: — . — e ; mls mden?: first fieer: 5 ma 2 Ladies To, MARTTN & PANGBURN. 67334 Deima- ay sun km Phone Cabeny £400 er Delmar S12. ich any .7O. SRS ee > NRT a ies sit oe

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Tr Be 4 ARCH 16. 1924. | | | oe~ 600 AP pee BO APARTMENTS, DW ELLIN | a RENT—South FLATS | ad + EN” ower ee ee Oe ee eae Tod ia” eae Rete fur| “gO PLS tome, maroon deem | PORNISRED Preah tees paw “Worth OAKLAND, 4908 (Pinel : 7 ce . _ . ee $—4 rooms, tile bath, | Grand 45: off children; owner downstaire’ ANDERSON. " XN. . trie. gas and heat. y-~ 1 34Tt Pe “bathe tollet, ——3 nice unfurnished ms: with turnace, $50; garage | SHAW, 4353A—5-room efficiency hara- Tr mes 80s N Memes ie as tollet, electric. Calt 3059 @Madi- ROOMS—Thres, bath. Inquire 742 28 Maple, Se 0—5 rooms and sun room, orthwest COrfaGE 5 __ Maplewood. ; “room, with bath, hot water S— 3. large: heat, gas, electric, fur- 2 Call 7405 , . wood floors tile bath, f¢f ; et es DOUGHERTY _803 Chestnut st. | GEO. J. WANSTRATH. vee. eduits. 7*"itor service; concessivus to | TB : 717% tant NER PL., 3022—3-room furnished fiat: a pte fprage for 3 ce . ; $45; adults only. Dayr Pe be NE Bwerhane “O15 oe ; tric: : a — od A > open: $24 ronal 4139—3 ‘rooms and sun par- | SHENAN ; JU $24 iNet rie. furnace, good condition;|; nax me soletrie, {ry aeitee AMAR AILER RCO. 2 722 Chestnut.| trict, “Cvenience:; General Motors dis- MAFFITT. 4259; eS) ——— 7 _ adults; $50. 265—3 rooms, cones: bath; | FURNISHED, FLAT . SUBURBAN. 6375 hot Pine Lawn)—Modert ms, -Water floors, hot- Ot-wa . . 6-room bungalow: rage under sun par- SERN TM, Tae toe r, ec $05 824 Ch stnut. | SHE NANDOAH, ~ 42916— 5S Put in good order: $40. U beh am a we oO 7" aana” | . es coms, hard. | _ HE FPERNAN —heat, tile th, th. $50" Colfax 3568. NORTH “MARKET, 4008—6 lor; shade trees; references. } a, th . — $ : ) - ~ 434 7 kit hes NORTH KET. ae ON oS “rooms. chenette.| Grand 488 - to "ports be ' ~y ~e! | ree , bed os Ngee me SHEN RDO So | 491% ioe Le bath: a South - rs " uv sv) " uae . _ ™m . "hd NORTH MARKET. “21s oe ¥ fm beat, $97.00. hall, “large sleeping porch. hasdnaos | “ andsom ey - ed offices: $62.50 0; open 2 sy Foom : $ - TOTS room, yard. B- C LYDE C ETCH Aah" 200 In rent $45. phe’ 7 nde ae ive rooms, modern, Mur- =. . VINCENT, 2620A— te hently o-0A—Purnished ere; newly heat: "Soe | mod. S.__ Bez A ; 2A —— aay on d fi flee Be — ely | PLEASANT. 4122— Se 3 a? - lect ric. soni Pit h Leys up- "Life Ride A OG Internati ami | BELT “Sais mean _heat, _hardwood ‘floors. | Roh newly Dapered fiat: Set or “$40: adults only: PUNISHED | HOUSE—7 rooms. in Web- secon oor, ; __ electric lights “$25. large ck rota. Ist fl.. bath. ote. SHENA ANDOAH. *41146— RB ——} tile bath tarane, Cos Sleeving pore h. wos sisctsie baer oe Shed./ es 6350-—4 or 5 rooms: hot-water | Clous train and street | J, —ALSO— : \ ; RAUSCHENGACH. $127 ‘. - & ROKERN. Fullerton Ride. norticlency fiat, tile bath, hot-water | T, 10104 ()) 4624J. Gait Cats. =Lindeli JOST-MILLER car. Phone Webster 10693. —~| CAR 3 $5! (c)} electric as. h ath. heat, c¢ cluding interest. Ww EBSTER PARK HOME— Furnished com - ’ eo pabens’ hon eanne nea ee @ Talla” me Suriture. Grand 4695. __+| is % block’ yu can Simpson pi. | a 5381—Vor rent oF lease, aix- | FURNISHED FLAT (c) | NORWOOD, 2811—S-roo | plete: from April 1 to Sept. 1; 3 min-|/ “ ~ , pi-water heat, hardw wood a ems, new! y paper ed: od ev nomnt > of Lafayette Park; Be 4, modern;,all convenienc | FLAT—5 cl clean, newly dec- | tion hall ba m cottage: recep-| ules from Webster Park station: caonven-/| | a ga! ress. if w , re ; BY every convenience: M } rvice; $1 es; Janitor orated roo . th and furnace: vy . aye, acy Pon m wane no children “ead be 12 13 Allen M; = 4 Lane. ; urphy bed: ma) vue aha 2 100. Forest it 4710. ic?) | ble to good tenant furnished; /_Jor la- | rent 50: gurage optional. acant April | — + srotley daar references fu rained. 4 ississippi a ev Trust Company, ‘Agents, ae: . 35 ~ : Nia, : -— 247—Becond —— «i _Forest V .(c76) | 7 a t. —.. | at Webster ' | ; | fiat. 19A—Furnished ¢ oder, 6 reome, _reat conditi mn, | TENNESSEE, 5228 8S.—Dandy 4-room | puoene, in-a- agg ig 4\P — BL., 5832— Furaiinet Broom tee. TERRY, 4911—5 rooms: modern. a tpesy 2 nck es oP wi is eas 3640 4th and Pine Streets Central 3306 zt su LLIV AN. 22 9 " 7 oe 1 s vt il ; : ae oe oe-Dia. 00 TW. ENTY- Pirrau, 1607 : = 1516] Me Se ly ah 4 Ps K. 1010 Chestn it, Olives nratis SJ... OTS Sa aa TT. G7204 2d fic oor, 5 ceamee — -2 Ridge BE oh WAR Sy af 4421 | Oakland. Grand 1882W owner, COTTAGE Witd.—To lease, near Meramec FOR LEASE rooms, electric Neghts: ~~ t $2 _ ? ‘se 427. “fone ee? Bre | | THOR Y-EIGHTH, 4214 S.—3 rooms, Main’ 4 ” EPSTELN, 617 e,rogmes. | pak tS oF ema | FLORA. 4052 — Beautiful 9-roo b tmits: ice tee ~— “0 miles trom tty : ov. en 80 key ae rn oon: rooms bath. electric: ' zat. owner on premises 9 to 12. r = 216: Ce | - Ts all co m ouse; ust have 6 rooms and bath: state | | ay - | OREN eS & yee 30 Tr 308. 722 Chestnut “* | THIRTY-EIGHTH 499° —= ©’ DELMAR BL. 59 «entre! es Pe CoO : UNIVERS IT y ST... 2528 i -terenai? al e - 7 Five rooms, bath, fur- ] lotion $35 and: 3 large rooms, bath, elec- | DE ot it _Water Included. | hou td —Efficie ncy, or ~ ight i RU SSE LL. 4°18—7 rooms: all conven - Rox N 390, Post-Dispatch. . F | re * rooms, electric, $25 , 3d Po _ mae new; one | block east of Grav ois. | T : = Inquire at _4°2 22 8. . 38th. 1°. A BL. 515: o—9 rooms, modern, | year-old child. ean ate tor couple — ness; Sowty aocsepted. Call Sunday HOUSE wa. 4 To rent, in Webster Groves. FACTOR OR GB. & 4, MM. O YREILL #4 723 Chestnag. ¢ : cm, met rag ‘all ¢ onveniences, | WE a1. I: ‘TH, 1016 s.—3 rooms: rent $14 $05 y de orated. hot-water heat: adults: swering state »* rental, ° Box Ks06 ths 3 «4 | or evenings. Phone Webster 545. } SE / ‘. > . = ° MAR Rl atic | APARTMENT , > po | | ' | ! Bide.. 7th and F . rw . E anon | DEL. MAR BL. a OR FLAT Wid.— Four-sto 1 ’ containing | Northwest a ae er EE an: | hath. TH. 1418 s— Beautiful ‘ Es ae ot heat Parsiekon, ey essen bath, Pan aan: 3 or 4 rooms: mother and et | Southwest 1 GARAGES, STABLES—RENT i electric pp Be mem AS em four sides: pay typing pial twe CORA, 1516- 16A—3 and 4 ounny m , “pons 7 decorated ~femiior service | adults. i L_M. HELLE, 163 N. Rth at. refined lady: possession on er b fongenial | COTT AGE—3 rooms. electric: at Senton. in yard and place to park trucks tn lot adjoining, w hich goes with bath, electric, Cabany 36577 . by a __»___tefigy| UTAH PT. 3865—Strictiy modern: six | eee 4215—Fiat.\4 rooms, bath, hot- | -15.__Box P- 68, Post. Dispatch. April | _Mo.__Apply_3468_Gite ‘Central | building; also one-story building, 35°x90". "Let 100'x160% aon Pan ey reom fiat; bath. elecitg, feanD, 3342A S.—3 rooms and bath. to | __room upper flat; desirable location; open. cant r heat: modern: : upstairs: $45. |APARTMENT Wid. —New, i. th ay om iy 3104—~ $} rooms, tile bath, ‘s BIDDLE. 1430—G Terms very reasonable. at furnished: adults only 4 ‘ a ‘puying some furniture; reasonable: OTAH PL., 3881—5- room upper, modern: | Oo) N, 5530A—5 rooms. bath. elec*ric, heated, for ome of oO; must be in West | e “HY ote ME ee awirt ~~ 60 ~ ouinad? 1430—Garage space for 6 mi ma- hey Sy “te —— pe ) section. located in beautiful residential EAST ———ecent. Olive 703, | a i O’Falion Park district; state rent- | Cent. 1371. | 614 Chestnut. Main’ 675. i MARTIN & BREITT steam heat: © rooms; hard ie BRA 5516 we rooms, hardwood E VERMONT et Iie NORTHLAND, 5129—Re a ee. 2 Rees leation, being inst west of S? a "| FOREST PARK BL... x — ‘LAT Wtd.—3 rooms: good neigh .| wife: German preferred. d. Laclede 3225. | CATES — HODIAMONT TRACKS— : . fini, he HS ~ hardwood Tiss ae Le om tit he Y, 929- “ow fits roomea, bath. | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Re altor. aio. Cc menoer: _ Steam eee Sesh ee : couple; call Sunday only. a nelehberi Bote wo ve g2 SALTY OO. 100 N. bell I Clark av., large corner store: low wens / Modce: eo : = 5 easy waiking istance rom 4 —_ | r WOODFE L LOW. ee : LAT W td.—3 or 4 rooms jern, ; een ~—— +-B- : ae yD HERRMANN JR... FR. EB. or; we | WALTEit JONES Rk, CO. 618 TE FOHN L. McDOWALL. 927 Chestnut st. | N SOME CONCESSION ” garawe . 1318—Fiat: 6 rooms and| “Side. Hox P'75, Post. Dispatch.” a ae Northwest CATES AND HODIAMONT TRACKS— Hie Chestnut st, Olive 8603, | IME Plants 20. FOR" ; ~ 4, 4. e 00 -lg — , eau ~ Oo — mr ae age es oll4A--New. up-to-date # “RUMPHREY, 3521A—6_ rooms i bath: ;] abandant closet apace: ft enon tile bath: | Ut ODE EL Low. 1 386 A— Modern: -re #4 ar We a. 3 rooms, modern ; J°ms cou- | Hl USE Kingshighway 0 — oy, See | GR: AC i REALTY co. $00 -N. _— CASS] 2962 —Large, | arene store, suitable lat; plenty of light, tile rvof, "TR «motern. Victor OR24N a eS ase South 2 pace: furnace; 1716 and | flat: newly decorated: $55. "Nis April 1 to 15. Box B-40 P.-D. BOTTORFF 611 ES CO. ‘4914 Del e i et say Sesteds; S00: a Sa : : og; 5 and cedar closete, f i SEY 3643 . "eo fe) FRANC ISP BRAY RT TH. 102° 8 ‘Rth st HAMILTON. 1054A—Modern 4-room fiat: Tr Witd.—S3 or 4 reoms, model ets os — - = bes LASTON RD., Co1e—Garage fer 'S Ge + M. 9 SCHMITZ R. EB. CO., 1004 Chestnut showroom and raft if : ‘ey 9 fit —-room flat; hard woo : : ~. Eth st.| steam heat, furnished, newly deco or double garage: adult on oe —— nut. | a : ! c rated - ults. Grand 2: ; = ; SET e ane Taina en EEE SESE TE EESSRIOT T POI Tai NO! ORTHL. AND, 6207 utifal new fat: : — —— poet. — Be At if | i ls | $45 per month; key Ay premises ted | FLAT Wtd—3 room a. modern. « a Bo West CLEMENS. 602 18—2 -car brick Karage. $15. CASS, 2608—Near corner, excellent store Ps Sov th REALTY CO. , 804 Chestnut, eam heat; paren $85 re! See = gy +l obs ut | Mr. Mabel, Forest_153 G) | April ‘1! south. “uring Sidr, 7o™ | CATER, BUSES rooma. faraiched com | apse Dies. Main 1516, Frisco Bide. _ | S00 lncotien See Ory corte Oe a OFFI WALTER ioNws | i. toc CO., 618 Chertuut, SF = A ogg 40694 Hartford st.: 5 rooms, sun par-| HAMILTON, 1622 os rooms, bath and | FLAT OR APARTMENT W td.— 5 rooms: | —Plete: $100 per month. nts ag = Oe seas al will Jease building with 4: room flat ‘abo ve New! aS OE RENT ‘ = won and breakfast room; 6 el . » LAFAYETTE 401]A—3 rooms. sun parlor sa tion tin Sen new decorations; . $6 | _.mother and son. Forest 7870W os | furnished home; screened porches; all | GARAGE- New ; electric light: $5 month DESK ROOM—Choice; newly decorated: DESIRABLE OFFICES _, tile bath, hardwood floors, garage; 3/0, — AES Bewly decorated. ic) | —__ GLICK _R. B. CO. 824 Chestnut. CLYDE 8. FISHER R_E. ¢ ‘oO. "722 2 Chestnut | FLAT Wid.—d-room. modern. 4 floor. | —mvaniences. _ Forest 1264. _ tel 5345 Ridge. * ‘ ; ine location; stenographic, telephone Calon 7 NORTH MARKET. b156—New, 4 ~woma, t [APA ETTE, 41004—Four rooms. sun- | y ee eS IN. 57 ae rooms and break- south Si ie. Cail _Riverside 1918R. iat GARA‘ : “os bes Siw | service. 419 Chefnical. (cD9) Northeas rong Tth and AAPG r;° CONC Pp ti _yacant March . . ee bene ee erwood floors, fur- | a NEW F LA TS, $50 fast room; $85: garage. | FLAT Wid.—3 oc 4 reome bath; $30 or | HOUSES WANTED 3 SAGE 3800 weet, Cabany O1¢SW.! Desk GPACE—Desirabic. in Pisnters a sinale offices, RPECHT. ot ' w) iN 72 ; rd . ‘ 4 ™ om on ae ee - ] 2 oo ey ' - at. aay’, | pa NORTH MARKET meal : é H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut = ee — Ag rg on eh - ice. auiet h Leg = a front: PI AT “Wel = Fost Tenet rrr BUNGALOW OR HOUSE Wtd.—5 or 6 GARAGES — 3: com’ “shia We oe oe DESK SPEC fon Ee ee a . ra . : 7T oF pO — reoms, » UF ; 1e eS. « “ 10 _— rooms. 9 i. mon 4% 4 a | jMamediats woegeaeion’ open, ns a Be Parsee 382 sats, 5 roome | Martine oi Th State Yo See ea: s | MePTERS . | Psat: eaponabi Sines Saghts. "POM | roome,.euod ‘pelghborhood, must Rave | _™ henner pak m2 WELL LIGHTED STORE owe + y + sun parior, tile baths, hardwood weeny Bars minutes to downtown: 2 | McPHERS ®N. (5932—“%d floor. strictiy| FLAT “Wid.—3 ae d.__ Benton oR. KPNSINGTON. 4720—Gar EASTON, 3235—I ‘store; fin SH JOURS. § BLAK BRO.. ar ceest Vie my E) Gent tts a ill be * | neighb hoa goer for, i a S. very good | modern 7 rodbms, hot-water heat and April di south G i Tibi Ww. "couple; | COTTAGE Wid. ee Ro oes: Ame 1: 35. ‘Central 970738 ee — ecckiaes for dru ok ne gate ir store; fine 1527 WA INGTON G, o2 a ree n- r 4 ra 7 (¢ , o or ingepection. rarace. — . give pric sox " ‘ st-Vispatc = ‘ . CORNET a gnra Bao 4 LT) or 3 Shravan: CO ____ GLICK R.E. CO., 824 Chestnut. _ | MAP a = »| FLAT Vid.—A. lulte, two: 5 rooms ond | ner News “oS ae “a - ape + KENSING TON ? 248 Garage, $7.50. JOHN L. MceDOWALL. 927 Chestnut st. ee» - x vw Bs § our rooms. supD- ot MB wt D7 New, 5 rooms and break- ~ ly Call Colfax 1: 301 W: or Box C.- i c—wvJ oF rooms, southwest;) JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO ne Resume. FIREPROOF BUILDING. SPAl. ING, 5119 — _— apartment- a ger hardwood floors, fur- fast room; steam heat; garage a. | 815, _fost-Dispatch couple. 4241A Chouteau. McMILLAN. 4542—Steam-heate 1 location for auto ac ne > voom efficiency, sleeping , | JOHN HH. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | ——————— Southwest __(€82) | FLAT Wtd.—4 or 5 rooms, upper flat COTTAGD Wtd.—4-room, with bath and rage, $10. REDDIN near Cor ~ hile cessories o compan 20,000 reene@. : MINERVA, 5855—4 1 | electric, 1 ty h ti «a lel ; "ho * -% SPALDING, 5131—Lovely new agers a oem! oom? rooms and path, BANC ROFT, | 5210 - New; 6-room effi- | — ern ¢ ony balene es; apoly downstairs ‘oat mr; Bos Fe A wg = references, ly | be Teassanbia “Cabany S4iTiE. mite) | | —tuaranty_ Bids EAS 2, Peer Ln AS BI, That; 3 rooma, tlle ‘path, 7 $35. « DTENBERBER 14 rent | S80. pen. PEBERER SRpAUTY SO, | MINE RV A, 5853A—Beautiful 4 rooms, / FI AT Wid ~~ th Bidens sepa teh. ‘COTTAGE Wtd.—3 rooms; reasonable rent, | PAGE BUL., 4522——Large rage for two “a A ee re feet of tour floors: S60. on cs PTENBE RBER. 14 N. Sth.) 2610 Gravaj d es. Oe bath. furnace. modern: will decorate. Del-| ple; 3 — ide, middle-aged cou- 2 adults; good tenant. Druggist, 2804 | C478? So _ per month. Delmar 52485. one = eracelendicumtuadimed ~ Boose WALTER JONES R. E. - “® 7—4 rooms, bath. gas. elec- | | BELLEVUE, — — mar 4278R. Cabany 732 Post ‘Dispatch. — oe. Box K-393, Market. WASHINGTON, §22 a FRANKLIN, 202 3 Batata. % at: — > : _£2(5R._Cadvany 183 atch. | ; O—Garaze spa NKLIN. 2026—Good business ATUpR. 3624 N—5S ) Pe ven BO. __ =o ardw ‘ ¥“~ rooms. in-a-dor bed. | MONTCLAIR. 1337—Five large rooms.| FLAT Wtd.—To rént. at once, 3-toom flat. | COTTAGE Wtd.—Small; South or South-| $10. Forest 6016. ‘eh _ $60 Der month. h. Apply oie Frapkiin. modern: $55: steam heat; } 4 rt. ww BL. 25—5 rooms, , bath, | | . WATTS REALTY CO... 62 tile bath; modern: vacant April 1. Cab-/| bath. electric, gas: South Sid : west; modern; 2 adults. Box N-410. WINDSOR PI 3661—N z - - PAYLOR, 3935 N.—4 rooma, low: BY He furnace, Possession April 1: $60. / Chestnut st se (Sx) | O°” _2278R. | 291. Post-Dispatch. am —ich) | Post-Dispatch. mo: 'E0. cate, eete. prised “ties | wal ei Gen eee serch: seeamt. kitchenette; ' ; = pecmnn 7, i. ae Se oo Chestnut | DE VONSHIRE. 4 4918—3 rooms. tile bath. | =ON a a. 4 ed gg mm-heat ing | FLAT Wti.—South; modern, 3 he mt Te ase fo one or two years, Sunday ao ee FRAC ania = pall tee Pn ed ASL a, - UG Mii, 7 h— rooms. til mo ern : b , ile bath. hardwoo loora, steam-heatinge roo > ane: Want lease [for one or. two years, TAYLOR. 2007 X.—UvU pper er fiat, f ns ae, new fiat: one block from tte DEVON comee lv decorated. — __._‘*' | plant; immediate possession: ope ' Port-D apetch. $40; adults. Box P- “118, | wit, option of buying. Box N-413. P.-D, GARAGES FOR RENT FRANKLIN, 1013 tore; suitable foe - >” > ae -- — | SHIR E. 5317 ea aTtiImMme , JOHN Ss K " .) ; : ic wiry Waterman any kind of business; will make al- ; Pg yt ‘ait A Fe, : | elect ric NA. 3272A—i rooms, tile bajh,| ,Teoms. in-a-dor bed. tile bath, Stan) )LIVE, ti07; ~ ¥ & BRO. 15 Chestnut FLAT Wtd.—Modern, south. Sor 4| COTTAGE W'd.—O oangalow. 4 rooms : terations. a ivente iy. Call Sunday. "| heat. newly de “ ° 110 7A—6 rooms, bath, elec tric; in rooms, not ov : : ' with garage and all conveniences: will Eu MORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 Chestnut st. i SeGhieis Satis roeme, bal eee: OE 8758 once and tei i cLeNOne ly _¢ Corated. garage. $66. (c good condition. vy 4105A; $45. 5992J. . over $40; adults. Grand | léase and give good reference. Box P-92. an 75 FOR RENT—N ett: h tric; Turnace; Exrakegontional: ‘ Tiiibenien ces. rent $50. Grand 6202 Sie | ain +7, ilies pam rou mg, toilet “Path CORNET & I ST. FI AT Wid-3 ro — r (c) Post-Dispatch. fc) , and © andes # pag stores, near Jefferson atid ee ‘ nM "= + at oy 00 mode —— ' QUEENS, 5387—5-room modern jot a “a ea ($3) FINKMAN, « TT) ew me 719 Chestnut st. ple; South Side; state ‘full. 4 ~ Rpg DWELLING. Wtd.—16 or 18 rooms, for JOST-MILLER R. EB. CO., 105 N. 9th. CEENS AND FLORISSANT Sem |) c A 0045—Bungalow-fiat. 5) way, halt 1S eo “ising FIG BL 1508 —Sroum fats bet test | FLAT Wet 3 se et / Brivate boarding house: about 4400) = HOUSES, FLATS, ETO. | LOCUST 1194 floors ‘and basement; ‘4 ‘BENS AND FLORISSANT } aevnge 9: modern. Riverside’ me . art- AGE. BL. ,4208—, Central 5iGk BL. 4546A—-Modern. 6 dandy | FLAT Wtd.—3 rooms, bath and electric: 29),_Zoee DER: electric: $34. Forest _2949J. 7}; 000 aaslinh : pulidine gn track. Three rooms, siceping porch, hardwood 4159A——4. 3 a Sarr epee rooms, newly decorated, furnace; $5200; i ~d floor® couple. no children: ref- | HOUSE Wtd.—5 or 6 rooms, up-to-date un- COTTAGE—Brick, 23 S. Leonard av.: 4 Apply PRAMMIN floors, steam heat. ; tie ee oe room | fura:sheu “i fiat, | KANSAS. 4979A ——- 5 rooms, hot-water vacant; open. rence; reliable. Box K-96. Post-Dis. (7)| necessary; prefer brick; out from center or _ terms. J. L.” Wolf. 2345A Clark. wi wt +11. BL ANDE ERBON STOCK E-BU -BUERMANN, pe gh es counles: heat, light, sonable. closets, bookcases, garage: rea- PAGE BL 4630—4 rooms. modern: deco- PLAT Wtd.—Doubie, 5 west of Grand, south | — of city; not in country. Box K-26. P.-D. | HOUSB—Ana land, to colored: S65; C ee LINDELL. an ug sr hy ati Chestnut st. . 7 eS : 7 . , medi ~ommes.| -0f Arsenal 15,000. OUSE OR FL wtd.— * oor req rable location. NEW 5 ROOM FI ATS : : og Ged * fet — floors | KINGSHIGHWAY, 5216 S.—New 5 rooms, sion : f yw wana uhs — an 5400 ve hy Tony Romona, bs eine cuiader ‘eaodinal hex” K 296, = eee Vigus, 8t. Louis Cosasy. mont S207. ic6?) oe oe - 7 | ak RE SALTY ~~ ome Grav hot-water heat, gar age; strictly modern. PAG BI 4359 %—Six roo and FLAT Wtd.—May 1 upper, 5 rooms, mod Post-Dispatch. | rent t $2 27.50 3435-37—) and 4 room flat:| MAIN. 115 N-—S-story build Rg and| 4617 Kingshichway N. E. (2 blocke) y UAT Se ravols. KINGSHIGHWAY. 5546 & ca ‘oan stale = ca-| ern, near Catholic ch cide | HOUSE and $30. i elevator; suitable for comm | etuth SMoriesant); haréweed fiesrs. my 2h fi. oad enone ‘ 6 S.—Fiat. 5 rooms rage: steam heat; large back porch; up- preter = -- + 7 te South Side HOl y Wtd.—Rent or = large house. | pPENDL ETON. 1023—For co . warehouse 100. ; —= o-dat (cR) referred, « ‘ ; , - ; . ——|Saths. steam heating plant. Muroby MAA, 4963-lNew, tile bath, fur--| Kixaémian wal wl en eee ns: {c8 pred, 3 stele. Box 4-208, F-DACe | tee at sstvieae to ber: Gael | furnished rooms. Lindell OPS ir icle) | JOHN _L. McDOWALL, 927 Chestnut. | immediate possession: open for ingued . 4 rooms; reasonable: ope n gy ep gee AS P at ge 6200 S.—New 5 PAGE BL., 5882—Four rooms, breakfast FLAT Wtd.—$ oy between 4000 and), +, Grand. Cook to Laciede. Forest 7166 ¢ N. W. GOR. Grand and Easton (rear). 1 4 —eeeete ST “a on s° ’ ‘a ” . . . . ts " 2 wees 5 : ( HOU! And garden: about 35 miles TO LET—BUSINESS P’R oan tee a eee — F: pe irom Tower Grove Park; adults. sieepine porch,’ = = _* DOUGHERTY. 803 Chestn FLAT OR APARTMENT 5 samen a. Leute, near erames Peri wees. ss : at TRE e 1 DLIA, 4951—-Sa f1.. 3 rooms an aaa fata a —— ES AT R oe Se ere, eee rooms ; Inadire at 4524 Oakwood av., Pine Lawn. | |For S —SUSINESS P'RPISES OFFICE—2 rooms, second Boer: furnisbed d LOUISVILLE. ictly modern: must have bed R LEASE—F / > ' ; s __or unfurnis cae re . : tte. furnace hardwood floors, fast 111. s+ rooms and brenk- © AULIAN PI 5238—4 rooms and rece May } Box P-83, Post-Di sp eet > Mo flat, 5SS8xx Bastos: w a “i ~wg *~~ ae tes. _H,_A. Rice, S507 Fave t ACCOMAC, 2643A—3 rooms, bath, electeie, Seeth: (just west of Tower G . ast room. giassed-in sieeping porch: __tion_hall: steam heag: hardwood floors. : epatc:. \__¢ ° an sastom: will be in White 7K SPACE ores =: | modern: bed: 4 - $hn c ower Grove hardwood floors, tile be th FLAT Wt4.—Modern, “lower. HOUSE Wtd.—To lease for 6 montha / Way district. Box x C-40. Post-Di OFFICE SPACE for rent inquire 414 - , oomocern bath a ack RF. CO., 82 ly decorated throughout. Tyler 1975. eo _PERSHING. 4465—S5 m= 4 rooms, kitch- water heat: $65; adults. > poems, hot | with option of buying. a 5. 6 or 7 room STORE : - spatch. | Wainwright Bidg. e ric: | ALABAMA. 6625-—4 rooms and es re eee 1 a FA. c) enette. _hardwood floors, tile bath, steam! Post-Dispatch. oo bungalow. in vicinity. of southwestern |, * I ono 14x40: also 4 new stores.| PINE. 1625—Whole or part of modern | _ electric. or . ‘¢ . 3130—Modern, Ee ergy pee McCAT "oe D, 1354—First ‘oor: heat, . - FLAT Wi4.-3 «@ 1 am Eo corey . bg J a or enone *: Title 7 Aon aa ide C. MORFIT. 1074] steam heated fireproof store. 4 ‘ = | > ‘ . ~ TOC a - 4 a—. v : ‘ > ; - 2} | ALABAMA, yoo cea 8 * = 8 \rent reasonable. Open for in- Murphy wig - Fey ‘tl AP 4. ™.. + ' ANDER: een RE G08 Chestnut’ — a at" South Side, by April 1-15. Box | SESIDENCE Woe ~ EH, 9 rooms. in Park STORE and 0 aa PINE. 9987——Stere for rent: modern; poe . , : (ec) - = os ” Sar . Mo ae > Sa 17, F Post-Dispatch zm = %, ‘ rooms; od Sulitapie or ight manefacturi nd 4 screens and shades; rr A) : 3900-—New modern. 4 rooms and Boon wes, cee. BOO “hestaut st. | PLY "MOUTH, 5916—6- room flat, Vacant r wt OR wa Fa Wid.By May 1 | view or W ae sat me ane give Roe ~ shop. barkery See retail business; a coming locat hag . ALASKA. 5043-—New. —aaere, Me x | ome py ge a fia “ March 2U. Cabany 217. ae a saemee: titet-cinae hlevenaen? meat particniara Box -155. Post-Dis ali St lair 16821, | PINE. ~~" }59—5-story and te hesemaent: wall for | pndzb a” REALTY CO. 4006 Choutem: PAN, 3642—4 rooms, bath, fur-| floors, etc.: $60. am heat, hardwood | SAN BONITA, 6468—6 rooms; owner! rent. Box K-333, Post-Dis, | : STORES. _constructed buliding; 11,000 sq. ft.: rea- af : i $45. with garage $50 ; oa iLICK _R. E. CO.. 824 Chestnut sons a bail # rooms, MeCAUSLAND, 1344—5 rooms, tile bath, | 1 block east Barnes Hospital. furnace. | norffi or west, reward. Lindell 3579W" | BEACHWOOD. 3806 (Pine Lawn)—New 3323 8. Broader. file, re. 75 00 aS cue ehLe M ULLIN-WAL f , ty hardwox ve) - read ns, ti ’ - RS. StF = 4 room bungaiow, bath and turnace, q i at cy , rent; ON TH 7 GH E cRTY, S03 thestnui = ardwood floors. stfam heat; modern in, SEMPLE, 1356A—Excellent upper 6-room | FLAT Wtd.— |. Cabany 1208. : cio - 100 00; FIND °338—I am buliding wily | KE STETONE REALTY iw... we \ ‘tnut st. — ry gan ‘Rie one months rent free: | flat reception hall. hardwood floors yo de wee > oF or 6 rool rooms. owes be- w A eR h. ; stores and workshop or public me. REALT ae” —— ) = a . . 7 ‘ , : ee AW ; , ; —.) — - wand | Steer. Een. 4 ath, y Nees Pour rooms, “bath ond | or of —_— —-—-- = ie oor: rent any espace ft } th, oo ao _, 2030—4 snommin vane De | see : McCA BE R.E. CO., 801 Chestnut, |) — nut st. oa ee JOHN DOCKERY & SON, 1025 Chant tnut FLAT Witd.—Or house. 6 or 7 rooms. mod- BU NGALOW—4 rooms, modern: all con- SHOPS tenant. See or write N. Bihinaky. 3246 | 8 22 Chestnut for DOERI LINGER R. CO. ‘efferson t Gre is ' OTA. 9657—New B-reom effi. | MURDOCK. 4914@-18—3 roome: all con. SHAWMUT PL. ~ 3906—6 —s Seth ern, for family of adu}ts: near Catholic veniences. 7513 Rannelis av.. Maple ‘ Kensington. owner. = es oe tile bath, in-a-dor bed, hard- venienc eS: Karage: rent $50: owner on | gas, electric, furnace; $50. Endler. ec! 4534W. D1. Pos “Di louis. Grand _ wood. CO SES FOR BI [ILDINGS ‘PRIVATE OFICE—PFacin ne stree — | aceminee __ (ce) | Olive 4079. PER - -_. oni -hmepaten.__(c) | BU NGALOW—New, . 6 FOOD Mp etrictty -| | reception room: Wainwright Bids. Tt, a 1434A—24 Toor 5 | FLAT a + } rooms, and Path. Up, elec- ern: steam heat; 2 om “ rage, 6 wane, SO | : LOFTS Ft. | N-355. Post-Dispateh OOF, oO) : ults year-o rl: } train, str ar and « 5 r Sen . s ~ * Roberta ave Ferguson. fot gy ‘a 500 bear 4 cs ‘clanama. 800 sétlaan amiiie ANN, 2711 —4-room flat; shodern; 2 Ste | MURDOCK. 5354—-4 large rooms. Murphy | SHAWMUT South Side preferred. Address Jos. J. St. John. 107 Roberta «@ p erg usor Clark av Ka Be Ran, . or on suite. suitable for real estate. loan 23—4 rooms, $-room ef-| ee Ae in-a-dor bed. built-in tub with showers. | “rooms, bath. furnace, etc J. 1. EPSTEIN, 617 Chestnut. Buholzer, 3455A_ Indiana. | BUNGALOW-—-For lease, 4 rooms, electric | C ; Fourth st. “'5 line; reasonable rent; janitor. SCOTT. ext nat ad: ult md | i, Fee. 056—New —— BLAINE, 4239—4 rooms, electric. : snd 14 Modern fiat. 4 NOTTINGHAM, 5043—Southe Pe alae a FLAT Wtd.—6 or 7 rooms; heat {fur-| lights, water in house; 30 minutes from | | ts. : “a rooms | * . uthampton: m; beau-! SKINKER RD.,. 563A—5 rooms, " nished, N - onTek pee eee - hall, , hot-water, mRCCHY ; ie to en floor: hardwood | Ba ., Fi ified bath, janitor So | of 4 ‘suite Cabeny 2030). Bos Tea | Wellton. North. Kite Ema hoes Stive nt. - > ORBON EAR tah. 4 —— —— c) | : ‘rn in every way; y Post-D , i. oo a ’ - “ : SECOND, 217 N.—3-st ; 1 498 rooms, tollet, gas. re RA. 4629—Upper fiat. "ha sbomne.. a i S62 Do: gcarage $6. Phone River, | JOHN Ww. CTRaON REALTY CO... Agent, ‘Dispatch. (e65) | Fr. 8S. Miller. Kinloch, Mo. Phone Kin - : 760 ao i cine tee’ tad teen | : oo rl - ——. | side 24381. aoe RO} 24 Chestnut st. FLAT Wtd.—-3 rooms, bath and electric ; loch, SSX Ferguson. hi, turing: rent reasonable scenes ODELL, 4940A—Modern, : 3 rooms and | SUBURBAN. 6161—Flat. 3 larre. Tent | iit mewn Coie howl fEr88g, SOjonal: 4 er ee nS 5 and 6 —-, | Seventh st. N = = BOO | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Cheetnut. 7 Post-Dispatch. | stat; Commodore = x: St. John’s Sia-| Washington av. eee 3,700 | | SEOOND, 614 to 674 8 —Suitable for ga-| | COTTAGE—3-room bric St. John’s 5t ae Fh Pee pegs ouaies in the in-} | ‘ ; ustria trict Bet LEE R. E. CO. I x84; owner will divide: . on : . - 8. 1808 see A fr bath, oe hath + ig? efficiency flat. aoe pia an ee re ied | ONION, 143 7184 Theor norinie pon ee = ; -° in first-c] - grape — Se bd v4 joor north)—F >» . wea miy, open ; f reasonable a LSINGL = FIi.AT—2918 N. End: brand- rooms an dt bat -room effi aie : F LAT M ais “—— RB Sage =! prneee, tion, St. Charlies rd. Inquire at grocery BROADW AY. 500 | BORAGE | SPACE— ar Se) © en, Lofts, Ottees ; | Main 675. 614 Cen " rine » DICKMANN R. EF. Co. SOUTHWEST, 6119—New 5-room effi- went Bow 8045 — ve. rooms, steam | ences furnished; answer, giving price. house. electric fixtures. city .water; on 619 | Lewis = Co.. 614 8. o - ° . ca kind of business | ja, | BROADWAY, 1 LSOHA — room ™ Chestnut. __ Central 892. ' ciencv 1 Bell, Benton 748J Kinloch DOU 'GHERTY, . 803 Cron t mit st ox E78. Dest: Dispatch. — Rose Candy Kitchen, "S25 > Market. (e)/}U SE | _enette, or 4 rooms, modern, with fur- | _ster 1349W. BUILDINGS. . | STORES AND OPFICE—Fine for any ré- acne i Rroadway, N. tail business in spepees building. 8. — ; ; W. cor, r. Jefferson and cerns . . mae wa . | STORE—Laren vacant Apri 4 * ease; su : ALi | ing or retail an oo Ek. nan cfactyr. ss oe SID 8g een ’ VF ee: evenings Kor Bidg Ae a ee ee ee ee Page bl. iy Bia Furnished. . édurt mg day ge, Call | nhardt Studio, 4 36 Odeon TH IRD, 414 i 5 soHN Le r sBOWA Tw — 2138S 38 >? 4 849-950-235 — a SS eo ee «4 AAAS EES tl de ee ed V2 2SS wow- Pa _*s — GOLDMAN WASHIN _trig: open. : : Ma — 3 room 4 oda A Se? ms and ‘bath, $30. and garage. VCALIPORNIA, 1308—s : ater FE 1138 an tn — and eee ma —- att! bath. h Rag for 3 or . eduite: ve ~ i, roome —s — “— TAMM” ~1016—4 rooms, “bath, furnace, nt th. hardw ood steers. steam -heating nace: lower preferred - rent about $40; . . naan eer —s Ds — karan xe if wanted. -| electric ; vacant April 1. Nt GE RTA ROM FF YOuN . 9% BLAKE & BRO... 815° Chestnut. couple: no children: @ veare in present, FOR RE! NT—7 reoms, hot-water heat, — Rreadway AN, , ’ e 2611. iA-—3 root ee Wil. ; 2OX, 46°6A—5 5S rooms $55 BAI T1 30 FORSYTHE RL fiat. Rox WN- 37 ‘8. Post- Dispatch, rage. 70: 10- room furnished or vacant R 1 ’ fleciric, furnace, new a v floors, ¢ 1s, bath, * . —_— “ih ri |= Jae eH! $1iv; 4 rooms, garage, $42: 7 rooms, $00: rookiyn $55.00. 5 MR REALTY Go $56.50 wane |) A : | water heat. earenet | floors, tile bath. hot- | UNFURNISHED FLAT Wtd.—May 1;| 7-room fia "| Chouteay ay. _W ENZI cK. 1010 Cnestnut. z 76 Lt). ~0O10 Gravaie. Ww WiLox i pg ‘strictly penance mang prom adults. me Olive 2369 ) modern. 4 floor 5-room flat se here? JAS. D. GLARKSON, } Kirkwood, | Mo. | Spowene ay. . sun ons . VARIA me . ened | ODIAMONT AV... $55. | ment; janitor service, amily o _ two HOBART. 6507—3 3 large rooms. Welleton, CHATRAM. itera pdr t bed. xan, Bfurnacs nat’ > rooms bath./ | 98 ROOMS AND BATH. $25 Me Ne 9 remncetompiun Ziodem, tte| Permanent; give location. Box K-370./HOUSE—6 rooms, all conveniences: © — movan av.. in good condition. . a is Webster 2212J WANIA. 44 | At ly at JOS. F. DICKMANN ANDERSON-STOCKE. BU ERMANN., ar ana ran ee — W—New fat: apart. | Soon ’ CANS R. BCO.. 808 C ROOMS wid, with or without ee | HOUSE—7 rooms, Kirkwood: - transporta- ler’s 08 i ‘ steam ee and kitchenette: | 62 Kes Central 89°. i hestnut st — | Routh. Sidney “89. 5 | tiom: will cell. " Owner, Webster 1975. rs ’ EWA. 20 49 sew decoralivde; POSSESSION | 'sE—S5 ro Tesson and Sch — core ; ; a — IER R. FP CO. 722 | 41217 _ Leuieville, 2d floor north; 2 bed- N EW fi ‘LATS ' Panatatad Fiats and Apts Wtd a ¥". ‘Kemph. mn cod otter oh. Bsme y a —- Or7zi i801. == Chestnut} rooms, built-in aath. kitchenette, Pullman| 5966 Woodland p!.. corner Amherst pl. Shae t st.” J —4 rooms and bath! corner. See la 4 rooms and sun parlor with Murphy bed FU ENISHED APARTMENT 4 lta eae HOUSE—-Modern. ?-room: fine grounds: | Lev : =. 00 heat furnished. elecuias CHOU TEAU en ee ee ~ pane * = ~ - | ot 7698k avd room brick coiaze. GOUWLN REALTY OO.. 6243 Delmar Bi. large Sen aca «2) —_— bath. gas,'m. Foc further particulars Cabany 36572, 2508, {ch ga, Phone Forest 7 y oe EO

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— } * ge, ¥ , Wanted and By galows Cottages, Flats ,, Apartment 1s, Resi dances € oe Sole Tau ay: TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES) _ REAL ESTATE OA) CARDS| “REAL ESTATE SxONAROE REAL © WTD. TO BUY ic REAL EST'TE FOR La) CITY use our choicest STORE LATS Wanted ears it Suburban ag we ‘wilt tro — a home, store or ERATE a te, trade. Ria - ness Property me Fann ED RBAL ESTATES’ ' | sn IR ol HO - REAL ESTATE CARDS ~ 1 LEASE or rent. store with fixtures; suit- flat rr Fipepce it. _ Serve Bank ig. — | WAN “St Louls. property. au be east of _Yenience: Hoer ke i able for shoes and gents a ene any SUP PURBAN OME Witd.—To trade, 160 . nh Cco.. ) Sam LO Box C-)=: * | 11 —Busitees @ | Kirkwood.Ferguson car, to enw daily 8 p. m. . acres, improved Missouri farm. 85 ‘miles Sw | Yale avs. : Ad - 3,2. m./ from St. Louis, worth $30 per acre. with mn . i ih te DAN 8 A418 Um * iM ‘ : Springs. ti ees ow ——— Messrs. Elmer C. Voss, Grover C, Jennings, i! poe na ont TL on St. Charlee feck ahditicahs cea’ tee iaerten bane. em rH oA co iat a eg . . . =? sf 3 P-O7, P- pa | H of . : Emil T. Winter and Robert L. Fornshell ee SE ae RIT Ouanten ‘CenTuRy 0 ee eat re. | ab evcrnt onal give ful Getails. Box C- Dd : nt4147 iin 7 . ’ te wp 77 57, feet i STORE—Crescent an -d Dailey place; dandy wey equipped: value $50. clear; | 308, Post- -Dispa PROPE |, at Ber sere? Morgan st.. about : ~ lil trade and assume. Agt. Box A-31h5 WANTED-— BUSINESS, ‘fants to bu west pl 14th. arstEe. 617 Chest Sout hay Apnounce the complete severance of their relations 1 lgcation, for any business rent SD. rost-Dist: 2 | 49 . , , , _ ASSOCIATED R. E, CO.. : ) - ttch ve o $7: 3 : tra baipenenatintoeany with Edward L. Kuhs Realty Company and the fov- | A880 ea ecutiful’ reasonable rent; twe MIEIE TO EXCHANGE—200-RC lo on Maalor ai. | pheno "oe business property ub te ee | a ee ent cle: Shaws as * mal opening of the offiees of have living roon N. E. cor. Hope ay ESTATE CO centrally located; worth $25,000; will eX- | will pay ‘* CHE ERTYZ. Realtor. ge heb se if want some new bullding and Manchester, Map lewood oo change for flats. business or Investment w. 7th st.. m 710. ¥. | streets and STORE—wNew corner. brick, in Madison, property and assume up to $2500. Ad-j 114 Se | LOT 30 Feet, 3800 ~pieck on Kennerly | 217 Title thea - - Jatest in Interior decorations, : ro . » 1: @rnerist or f ture dealer speak- ‘Quick Gress Box C-53, Post-Dispatch. _ i. Tyler 186 SF ae, Re Voss-Jennings-W inter Realty Co., i | sat jttoeeiet, or cer sure success! Swee ea SALE WANTED” AGENTS VACANT Wid For income prover-| plate, Apartments Wanted See pe palla pls strep and al foo . it oom gn ka oy Vaseless, 12th and a E x P *-505. Post-Dispatch. —showing 16 per cent) 1A olfax 266K. | wer “4 ote he 2322 North Union Boulevard | Madison, Madi: AE | SARI cc03) |, VACANT Wid—Or mail tenement; wil APART MENT Wra-—now et patch, (coo) | _ ey made; $16. fo aT goaiso, | "ee 61 oe :. Forest 4310, vir as oy RP | fee RTS “ee Steed A a a ea rand) 88 WOOD. 70H Chestnut. office 208 Fiance ' THE HANBUR Open Monday Evenings. ‘WANTED BUSINESS P’RP’SES VACANT Wtd.—South § 1 : ‘ up to $100,006 230 Pfad, _ | ROT—N | Grand Uh. between, 6: souls | Ss SOUT I NGBEE a now Alte Dens Subetviel COAL YAKD Wtd.—To lease or pure hase, o} inact enine Sided? sins a | A t ‘ments W fanted > ) ae eae 4 except alley: i 30 | ee ll Avenue. (3 bl . 18 S. 13th. _ partme $a38 N. Grand bl. | 5; erms _._ Kingsbury ocks ——— ——— “ SSMATH, ‘LLUS “i to buy 12-family or one or two) WILL ¢. ES ~~ 40x1 87: fine for| ~ ALLER hs - Hanley Road.) . ~— _ truck. k. $425 5. Lenhart. = ——— — with ample switch tt ee also scale , and office ox P- ) . Want — "Sh , 7? t be well located | —At 4326 Greer ay. ad . a a ante ye with phone On West sone, wv front; City | 6 family, at ndition: can pay about haif gy om ‘Or house: orice iy Rg Mitchetl and Da “ a It is @ m } of efficiency and menearnaher. ber heel, Po Limits cars. Box N-304, Post-Dispatch. | 20), ML .ve-full description, rents, etc. oBx aT aM tieke. P™ xy i | PAPIN sewer in streak ' things that every new home 1 CLEAR FARM—TRADE FOR BQUITY | (63) Post-Dispatch. _____/_ S73. mene ~ og ne WF |- ‘APIN & TONTROP | me + Twin Murphy beds on ‘STORE Wtd.—Suitable for = beinegc tie | — p ‘ Sete UN Pes t ; 160 ae 0 ro ity; nicely : IW-FLAT wt d.—Anywhere; pre- -| 66 Water ow eC} hall , ue 5% . abov a bee aalen étaient SETS ne ehucoved eS L000: ens eadils in _ small a’ aor " Box_T-4. Post -Lis. | Ww est of the av:. between Biletr | A i ring the day and evening it Rox T- 4° Post -Dispatc n To rental. J. 1 We _KERR , Re co... 107 N. Oth. rLAT ’ Wrd.—Plain, REAL | ESTATE ’ REAL EST rE—wrTb. To ) BUY Vid—4 an nad 5 rooms, northwest. for $15 pe - ¥ e knright, 7 ; p waste an rash cos a aren SUens eras 4, A hie a —EXCHANGE BAP eee a = fiats or F . « 109, Pos}: Dispatch. JOHN DOW Ki RY & SON, 102 5 _Chestnut. CHAS ir Ww ; 1 knowing about. The Murphy |of references. Forest 7404K. APARTMENT Wid.—Bxchange 1 ARGALNS Wtd.—In business, flats Box v , JOH a | t “tor a O . ; City home: wie ~mrchang. University Box Ae. iu Bric e ond full particulars. | PLAT babs = teh. er 4 rooms. Box BUI LDERS —4i >} : — Pe, Murphy vee White House , f ef | cludin solarium and breakfast } Ox ‘ ‘ost-Dispatch C-107, Pos m ' 5 : ™ E, ful glazed and stippled Intertor dec: BUNGALOW Wtd.—Residefice OF ‘cottage, FL At Wtd.—5 or 6 rooms, southwest. 'COME OUT THIS AFTERNOON AND SEE LO4—tindell - all net, ete. : N. &. WOOD ve h FLAT Wtd.— nag KS family ; five cash | before usisiog As ae Fg ag Ag ~ oa 100x158. het a TRORLICHT D ‘ t-lL) t uleVv . ce b-room apartment, located in University | BUSINESS CORNE me 2 pet = le: a ~“ibae j éj ag gy east side Kingshighway. we tt _ ock¥ West nster, # has furnished the house compl PLAT Wid.—Single; Nort Dia. veation: | locks south of Florissant; lots $3 ‘to $55 | LOT—Gooa = : inspection today and all next SUITE 601 TITLE GUARANTY BUILDING || ag "| AUTOMOBILE Wid Forseschanse sega | the money Inthe beni: waitive for se pay cash, Box Ci. Poat-t piofoor: will build for you. Have for sale | “Chas. ‘Hyeris, SOL a ess. ws. > | beaut vt Rod Rox © 108, Post- Dispatch. Buy your lot and start your building — **" " > 4 a) . : | : , orati a , o ? «© s: ; a 3 mM us ea ; ill a eee ee pratione;, Sarees, for 3 cary; OO-toot IoC] i Meee mint Be tele Ben O08 home; what have you in exchange for _Post- Dispatch. wee re Pup F FLATS Ss witd.— wtd.—F r h: e. v ’ é or, exchang £00d See 7 T ~“Wtd.—Single or os > on Kingshighway 4 new 5 an re@son. LOE—50x1 05: 5515" § Post-Dispaich Want Ad Phones vacant lot in county. 4642 Tyrole. Clean corner in St. Louis a : 4 * Ty —= and investmept. _ Box © , flats, just being completed: veery _. Provementa: ¢ > at FOR SALE MARCH 15TH, 1924 Olive or Central 6600 aa eles GEO. 3. WANSTRATH. 717.6 Chestnut, fn : . . A To V —- > . he O_O - ' Pg en Prete: {for way diate. it cheap. | PLAT Wid.-—4-family. 4 rooms, bath or | ate, terms and price “721 Chestnut st. Lot Clemens a oe Sc ‘ine a fily. or Sun. Be P-5 570. r Dien ASH for “ki 7 of sroperty ; ~~ Olive 7799 | oy. ako. dette un af. x a NS b> 299. Post-Dispatch. |" without. __ Box _N-296,_Post-Dis. ) 1 ehh ONALD 6125L, Benton 51W,| side, 110% it a HAMLEY RE: | at; South Side; Sia FLAT Wtd.—Double 7 een — (eb Ouipe ‘noo Lors—two, t 56 a , agate, 85c "daily, 40c AUTO Wiad In exchange for fine lot: . tic daily, Sic Sun. Discounts beautiful subdivision ; ~ haif hour COTTAGE Wtd.—Or fiat; ate—t times. Ic: 7 ' to downtown district. Box C-100, P.-D. ' price and description. Write 2045 Sid-| or without. Box (c62) improve Owmes % ’ soe ee. " Disoine ; Wt ney st. \PLAT Wtd.—Single or double; pay cash. Northwest | ments, Owner, B? 3611 N., GRAND ( | a0 times. daily 3c. Sun. 2c. Disvlay AUTOMOBILES W td.—To xcl -! , a LOT— Yale ? oe» times 1c: 7 times, daily 2c. Sun. 5c: equity and 43-foot South change $500 | COTTAGE OR BUNGALOW ~Wanted—To | Rex P-94. Post-Dispatch. S) loen “heap for made street. nea Pull- build : cw = ' ca rhone, Benton 1017-J— 30 times. _ dai: y Sc. Sun. oc. | automobiles of equal val@e, balance case | buy in ‘Southampton or southwest, aso 1 FLAT Wtd.-——-l_ want a single or double man shop. Call or write 2612 Univer- Call Sidney | rT } AS one, 7 pa terms.. Grand 4159M. (c)| * to S room fiat | flat. of 3 or 5 Tooms. Box C-283, P.-D.f sity, LOT—-1 30x13 a enon ag: BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES | BUNG ALOW Witd.—To exchange, 4-fam- "4115 Vullerton bids.” PLAT Wtd.—Single or double; will s pay Toi —o0xl ss, near Kingshichway an bean ame), Bene The-apartment, p04 Eastgate; tak —_—_—— ero ash for ood BveRe ment ; poady Se ory x ake in if price is right. Box . 39. Post-Dis. stat theean. Forest 629. oe OC — a a —= = , ee BRIC K work and general ‘bullding repairs. bun ' le oe . gZaiow or reside FLAT AT - Wtd.— Good bargain in sing e spupamades ont eased (C99) FLOYD A JOHNSON REALTY CO. double: south or west; give full details. | PLAT Wtd.—Single; 4 to 3 rooms; prefer- | oT —g0x125, near Natural Bridge | . mrs Ln Cabany 285, Cabany 7882. 710 Hamilton. Box N-391. Post-Dispatch. ‘ ._--_- | " ‘“aniy from owner: state varticulars: must LA fellow av.: lies nice and level: i “ ; Pe , ee | CARPENTER—And_ "builder: day or con- Ler a Oo Me RF AT Wtd.Or cottage, to buy, by pri | be bargain. Box K-126, Post- Dis. eae Goo TS. Cabany 2213W. c ss. G. oo ee Bn he eentigs ret ‘35M. now or old CITY PROPERTY Wetd.—Sell or exchange | party; state location and price. | ar Wed. ; want a modern & or 6. |= ———3 il improvements — m : awe—3 and 4 rooms; Kenwood a ork. Phone Bomont =! ES: dairy and ‘poultry farm: 100 acres: St. | x C-2 Post- Dispatch | ‘oom flat on South Side; will pay cash. LOT— Sous: eg om ‘Apply 6050 Da. foot YY . e530: call after 2 BD. m. en” /V- a ik ig rel pelt vane U5aR Soom Mo. eee improved and equipped; | FLAT Wid.. —Small 4- family ; or “store and | Box bas. Rost- Dispatch. (ec) BS - og biocK oO etx 24 T nee. ciait Ast ca eebie or hip roo rid Gran 5S , ncluding vestock poultry: wart city flat: must show geod returns: wi no one oar eer ©. - 3 —_ ao? aie , wit . roms, wm nita Par | LET us figure vour building and repair! Property or selj.on easy terms. Box M-/} object to some repairing. Box C-310, PLAT W a ye * $ family Pe wine LOT —30x125 5: 5414 4X. . Kingshighws ‘oot ft.; n > convenient to ychools is and ‘ er cellent location, — ne Vis Minita Park; terms, i a BS C-12. Post-Di tch. i buy in | baths oO _ Post-Dispatch. light space. if you want a classy locat on Tai co = Co! ‘ : “ member of the St. Louis Real Estate work, also papering. Kentch. 4549 New- 283. Post-Dis. /_ Post-Dispatch. i oe — | Port av CITY PROPERTY Wid.- —Exchange my | FLAT Wed. —r bungalow, 5 or 6 rooms, = ——-—— : 26 ngton. . | + ager ? rr nate ge I maeR 175 >-acre farm, 125 ] a living in ' FLA Ww td. A. family of 3 or “4 rooms; at a bargain, ax « oe — _ live ve St. PLANS and specifications drawn for f'ats » miles south of St. with garage; first-class tenant. ‘K 139, | any good location; state full particu- | RREMNER R. ©. & o.. 506 Wainwright Bi. WwW 1 RONALD. ~ , A me: 2 Sores or “ > Exchange, who must operate under its = and bungalows at reasonable price. Box Louis, for city Property; farm well im- present ocation 14 years. Box Fe vl lars. yt _C-280. Post. Dispatch. a oe lot Kd Northwest: rules and regulations. | | N-191. Post-Dispatch. proved; mgood buildings; value $1700;/ Post -Dispatch. bY ih SE a LOT—Finest J a3 iP you are goin er semedel re build, “tn would consider a real automobile in ex- TI = $8000 cay ze as —y ind home uP FLAT ~ Wta.—t have $1000 cash to buy 40x120 tn Blakemore rad ee | : ea! 4 °,, wm WORM. L in. : $7. Deal W ith a Realtor D. E. Jones. at will save you money change; will go with party to see it. . $15 “= oF Post-Dts. single: about 1200 north. n@ar Grand;/ ground; 250 re L404 fo, ih ling vay on seis les Se “hot- c . E. Jon a e e W. Piland, S978 Cote Brilliante st. Phone | —t©. 319.0C9. Box ry no agents. Box N-419. rate Dis. provements: cost $ ; ade a — GALC W— andy Valley / r heat: ET The word *“‘REALTOR” signifies a ae Ge Building, painting papering. remodeling. *; , * > Me s riced. ; a oy ood. clear Web- | grey Pershing, Deimar 5644. (46x) | Coben) 1952 - HOU ~ ae —S to 8 mS eran: |PLAT Wid—3 and 4 or © ope © See. conh will haat, args sty KOTS N, 3¢ 4 b t) ly for ecauity, JAS. uis ea S a e. | ) 4 e . : nr: | ma («OF Of m | FARM—80 acres. west of “ity; valued at! of Italian clients with cash ready to FLAT Wtd.—Party moving to St. I ule 504 Wainwright Bldg. j 3_En es J bi 8 block north, Telephone “BOTTORFF- “GILES CO., 4914 Delmar. ; Nort 7 wane I I FE | 52.500: $17 - P huv flat veatment property.- Let} ; wants at once double flat west of Grand, | " ~~ : rs h DELMAR. BL., 4921—Store, R E A & E S A | a: 000; | lien 317.000: want residence, uy Site and in > have 7 JOHN A.| between Laclede and Easton; state lowest Extra choice letraene *h, Clayton SBT . | | r ALOW—% rooms and sleeping st — - - new ~ frant, / : rr ar in * >: ; " t BROADWAY. ape ll N —Large double heat. iif — vent. _ $290 Fisd. ME RCURTIO. =06 “Chestnut. Olive P31. price for cash. Box A A-291, Post- Dis. (c2) South MORRIS AACE “CO. lectric leht: lot 100 eet . ——— ~ ra! 00; electric : h in first-class condition “926 Arcade, ‘large store, heat furnish a: FARM—For sale or exchange: 223 acres. _ he me for city; 35 miles from St. Louis. 2855! REAL BSTATE Wtd.—Cash for pr -operty | FLAT Wtd.—-Single or double of3 or 5 CORNER LOT—37 feet. double £50 Hum igh cround, overlooking Meramec ve Be eee OREIT, 1024 Title u OTT. & p++ ‘chestnut. wOMOTTOREE- GILES ¢ ( O.. 4914 I ’ , | s Jefferson wy Louis f « le to colored rooms. must be modern: south pre- t made; 4 s _- Me. .. -4~ i- .*- se Jelm ar. Post-Dispaich Want Ad Phones go. : —— — -- -— - ) oo = : oT BUSH & cCo., ferred: private party; cash. Box C-284, lot: all improvements ' tt : GRAND. 5129 N —2 front t office . B64. ; DELMAR BL., 5884—Good location for Olive or Central 6600 -_— 1: “ - ce 870 O00 ae ee a Oe er me y Bomont 956. (c8) | Post-Dispatch. * phrey. ALSO DROZDA REAL } nty Bide. a entra olfax 4 rug store; large store room and base- Solid agate. Sic line daily. or Sun. aR ay -okngy (V.UUU; will exchange | =} hai acnniiiil PE oe 7. BVM | 83398" Pine. (c8) | LATS Wid.We have many calls for 3 LOT- —30x125 ; “Southampton. Call Cen- a ¥ labany 9171. Office open Sunday. alee LP MeL 5 c 0 times, daily 30, Sun. 2c. Diepla : LALTY CO., mo 99 ———— . é ~ tral 4510% fe Eh ‘ 4 eg E ROOM-=1 montire rent juee: Prick: | EASTON, 5108—Large store, good loca:| § times, 1c 7 times, daily 2c, Sun. 50; ee ee ee re TENEMENT PROPERTY Wie—Pay ong te oe i cu havea flat te sell | LOT=-40.10x117; 6842. Blenore av.. 24] consider small | nsw -— Geet * iecoiclin: oe. Bag OBILE MEN—ATTENTION. tion. _Forest_ 67234, (c) OO Sunes, Sony 26, SUN. 06 | FARM Wid—Or Franc en Oa SRTY WidOive full | Send us a few iines or call Olive 504; no | _ lot from corner: lot No. €. i SNA SSS vet; take St. Charles car to St, John | F. td.—Or ranch, clear, in exchange TE NEMENT PROPERTY t : no char LOT—Fine bungalow lot, 50 ft.; 6100 8. 7RR R ion waik north on Mirdle avenue | d, just east EVANS, | 4204—Rtore: $25. GLICK RE. maptypnanerny | ~ | > 2 rest prises roe : .. § 5 os REAL. ESTATE CARDS | et! apartment buildings; equity $30,000- particulars: cash. Box A-102_ _P.-D. _ F’. HEFF BRNAN, Wainwright Bldg. Grand; sacrifice price. Box p-214. P.-D. OP cur ks to Thomas D, Moore's bun * 10m ace at at 5810 Baston. one large store, suitable — — - ~4 _Chestnut. eaten iat eal ; —- = $250. O0OU: rentals. $45 » OO 38. 000: e@\r°- a . auto _repair shop; cheap re HAMIL TON, 1062—Large modern store. POR local and ‘!ong-distance moving. cal] | ing steady mogthly incom c A; “Rleir VACANT Wtd —Suitable for cottages or r Ww ANT West End flats: can pay $6000 [T——-35x126; South Side; 4600 Wilcox: , | CO., 206 Title Guar. Bldg. wk dele - bie an et furnished; | 5 cMew. M1500 8. aun’ 203 or Cc “entral | & Co, 10 8 ~ te Salle, Chicago. vs | __fla te. oe 111. oS ~Diepate a >. cash. Box C-8, Post-Dispatch. (cl) ay improvements. Grand 5332M.___(c) Sas. ——, tech, ; | ate suitable for beauty parlor, | 7446 09 2th st. 99) =—For | ea | WANTED—Bargain for ca HAVE cash t ToT. aex1 2? ungalew. —— IATL Na. | ' ma ye shop, ' es siore or any ether FOR quick results list. your property —. L ARM y A or exchanse: 160. 196 x01, Post- Dispatch. eum oT WE ' fiats. — we at ome ePimaney waiting. Lome? SK ‘gshighway. pod eaate MARY : L ~ or ows extra latne = 5 hen . built. ' abie : i Cc - ¢ A i . rs : awe . c ; lease $60 per month.| est 1538 Feta ousiness, M8. Mabel se) a tree, citv or county. SONNEMANN-/| Will sell at reasonable price and terms. or | W ANTE D reals _home, cottage or fats | a FAO. ds WANSTE ATH. 717% Chestnut | 5730x125; 3320 S. 18th; cheap; own- esviens ay.; = ide with laree jot. 10x157 See this | 20t tn Sy. oO} ive 131 | HOT ELuWeer “Ena Sa” —_ — i ALTY cCoO., 5948 Easton Sxgnange for go0d income property; let mie | give payticula =...» eo - ANTED. out-of-town buyers here. Sin- er 3407 lowa: Me; | SER (c) | 250 feet 4 ary: & cho Take ‘Creve te 1a to Chau- ” MU ‘Bid . rho: riche Per tr ea fine O'Fallon Park district. | repeeemen: Neat RUTH. 102 N oe er ee ee eT ee Stores’ or business property. Box | W iL. L pay cash for bareain or, any on pelmeUCLID REAT a co weet wer. fos L782. -HAMIL® aN eggah wit r weil tocated, Rt ne side iar, a y neighborhood business. See this VLAN bs, 41 33—Large stor e and basement: | 461° ” Grav s LA TS—3 room. 3 4. fami! y “and one ya Post- -Dispat« h. a Wr ~*~ a LOT —$17 75 re equ 7 J. . Gabris, am “ Oo A, ¥ once. |t rent reasonable. 'LLIN-WALTERS !Onen daily ravois family ; southwest: subject to firsti whe have ash buvers for any kind of E have cash uyers waiting* for singie South Side ayne (ra superd locat on} i x : a}. Charles car to Muar - RTANLEY “EPSTEIN, 819 Chestnut. 4237 * CO.,. 822 c bentibet st., Olive | Qven daily until 8 p. m.: _Sunday, _ lq to 3 Coeds of trust only; want clear property. ore ont oa “if you want to sell. see us at and double flats, bungalows, cottages. 4720 Goethe. oo ___.. | day: $450 pot; | ¥. Walk south one block to Tador, ve ©) | ; en a | LIST your property with us: lghtnt improved or vacant. Box C-44, Post-Dis. nee: prompt service. quick, results | If your price is right. we will dispose LoT-—30 ft..on Grand, near Meramec, JOHN 50 “Bet mes to first stucco house. Ask for | PLYMOUTH, 5993—Fine store, 15x35:/...8ults: will inspect at our eupenn “ag °° | FLAT- 2540-48 Hebert ; “s. e. corner of "a EO. J. WANSTRA TH. 7173+ Chestnut. | © —~—et. in a ; quick, satisfactory suitable for business KALKBRBEN- | ___Dealers in Re Hammond. ; . . 2 s. @. co , ; ~. Brdnnd— Bed). FRB —— | r oem | , 7 ACTORY BU [LDIN 1G heat furnished; rent $40. FLOYD A. JOHNSTON RIE ALTY. ¢ CO. 710 Mebert and Parnell: 7-family: will trade ( d experience will go a/| Legge od v i Cee nt nt ie NER R. CO.. 2801 Oh Cherokee. ——— EAST , a GALO'\ 7.4 rooms, “bath. electricity, a in HEMMELMANN-SPACKLERR.E.Co., ‘| _ Hemilton. Cabany 285, Cabany ‘788%. (6) | for 3-4 or 6-fa nily apartmen OUR location an | Frorciese: eo. tz 147 ft. to an al- ON AV. etc, on rock road; will sell | : ' ee 200, -s0any 4 (3S) or. or 6-fa nily apartment: reng 250) long way toward selling yor 3° estate. | (oO. : Florissant and Warne. Colfax 2419. | LOT—On er av. 30x i “» . 0 Box 4 a : Fth And Chestnut it sts, iNOW s the ti - ‘ lis moe as RE gg j per month: vw hat have you in imBroved Oall. wt ite or phone Main 24 i Central BAS. (ec) lev 13’ wide. for cas ash. Steile ’ 507 s East» a Wea fot | cash ; want to move to Itlinot.. r BSIDE rr etc. ROOM- —~Larege. oy floor : corner Taylor om NOR TH oT oO t your a rOperty. | property .argtr or smaller. For. full par-|q@ Bp & J. M. O’'RE LILLY, =o3 ‘Chestnut. — = 1045 East Park pl. caRabany 5841 5849) BEN ALTHEIMER & BR ® Creve Cocur car to Wheaton station, | Or ~ HN BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut, Delmar. Apply Haas Shoe Ov. +4 ( . LOUIS TRUST Co., ; 3 “Ask Meé.’ _ — ag ny ANT TO BUY. —— ’ ‘Gancenahe. e. half block 4th fl. 7th and | ™ forth on Spring avenue one lone | 150 va SPACE—G) _______Grand_at Hebert st. .F. LEVY R. E. CO., 508 Rialto Theater) WE have cash buyers for yo 1, Singe “3 double flat; yh St. Louis. | LOT—30 feet. on, Gase 368A "Hydrasiic Kk to my piace. Mre. Grace L.. Bates, , 150 >—Grand and st. ‘Louis; physician |GUR new list will be off the press March | d Lindell 7059. fiats, lots and eg bidgs. to buy, seh, | SWENDER REAL ESTATE CO., west of Grand. Apply . Or drive ou Charles rd. to | nian, Pana Linde! “1 3ush, room with dentist. 20. 1924. . ne” FLAT “Wid H ~ ry, me BF loam or b LTY CO.. | _ Main 2060. Nae ‘at, st. Grand 5308R. lanutacturer : me, then south to aed south of Albin. | RESIDE x meee | ett _Tindell 1308 NORTH ST. LOUIS TRUST CO., Geasky %% mile fres x res, St. — See HOFFMAN = | Ww ANTED LOT—3207 Utah, 94x117; fine lecat ‘ ot ‘made: nice. busines n owner : yi ity tre . large o : ;OPERTY WANTEI tieulars. Box (-139, Post-Dispatch.’ corner ; lot “oxia iow | Ps ght ‘man; for further particu- fixtures, Call Monday, 4118 Easton. sinall and insurance. Write or call H. H.| FOR EXCHANGE—6-family fiat. renti ng | BACKWARD PRO! for old cottages, f ; nice tas nes car ag 5x120; fin « Chariack su vision: ideal * Olfve 9537. AS EBER, | , . CKMANN., 1000 Chestnut st. |W INDSOR PL. $661—New dayli Elbri - . ght fac- vibring. real estate officer, (cB) for 31360 per year: incumbrance $450: ; ments. if priced right. (83) tory. ~00 fer t; steam heat. Inspect | = van deen eel — | trade equity for small a m. | ROLA ak OWISE. 11 14 N. 7th, room ~i3 21 1. | Residences Wanted a J. ‘BORHM, Sai peoms. “hath, all con~ . . J ater, office ss : *”? ” / = wren *, 132x178: neo i138 N.—Store. 30x40; transfer | Sunday “T0 to 12 and 2 to 4. FOR RE Al. BARGAINS _— | STREVEY-LANGLEY, 701 ‘Citle Guar.Bldag |} a ‘er in Caeeer and (Princeton. 7 PO ee ond and Union. ‘Cail Lin-| WORK SHOP— prick ‘14x40 ft.; electric = nh FOR EXCHANGE—Fiat, 5228 at | GROUND WA! ee APART. | DWELLING wrd.-—Ahost IO rooms: ic | wonderful ldcetion for beguumes eset: ]- LD deli 4. (c62) | light. 5345 Ride’ a\ : ectri Bomont 42 941 Da yton. al ; : 52 inkma SUITABL BE rvs Le A elgh ood Oo a Salle ; +s bargain at $50 per foot. Cartw rig ; Al ust sa 4563-865 Me “Millan av.; double flat. 5-6 1ew, modern, 4 and 5 rooms: double ga- NTS sippi; must be suitable for rooming house Sidney 1893W. = amo av.. J nn rage: wil] sel or trade for cottage or bun- ILL ony ALL CA and reasonable in price. Box C-J311, oe and builders. atten- wonderful. location f r 4 AG E—Two-room trick. banutifol Lot, | - ; ry WONDERFUL BAKERY LOCATION | rooms. iern. SH | 6 NEW STORES F OR REN’ 5651 Page; large store, od-| 4730-32 Easton av., double flat, 4-5 | ##!ow. | FRANCIS. PERRY- RUTH, 102 N. _8th_st.| Post-Dispatch. OT ative the best bullding lot in | price and \further parties “Mo hea). Sunda O erste Sect phone me week days bake oven; m see. ——$——— ; i | HO! SE Wtd.—6 rooms; fat or apartment:| «ne evo Mill district for sale; the prices | SAVINGS TRUST COy Se. Yinita Pe r Marcus and Cupples; fine loca- ¥" S-room flat above; $125. | rooms. FOR EXCHANGE—We have a number of | TES N N THREE HOURS. | won fer — shop. drug store, tailor or GLICK R. E. CO... &24 Chestnut. oe stores, 6 rooms; residence; 4344-62 well -lo« “ated flats and apartments to'| | BARN Sr “MON EY Sx. TO LIST. ) ity or suburban. Box N-383. Post-Dis. are very reaso onabie. my nd “3 us. Cabany 9233. ae F ew: 3-rcom: electric. wate oR in Ky > ag &. CO., 618 Chestnut, MODERN OFFIC ES— MIDWEST BLDG. | S*,,)0ul8 ON ~ yay Ape ye STR SVG corm lence. . Want flats, tenements, cottages, 6-room House “Witd.—5 to 7 rooms, between JAMES M. SMIT EALTY wr. = ‘cm $300 ¢ nah, $5 ales + ws 0 ‘. 410 North Suc lid: some with reception | and . . Yr. AViOr-(wal ield avs.; 4 stores T th KE Y- L ANGL KE Y qO1' Title Guar. Bide. | residences or stores’ consider any condi- | 18th. Grand. Lafay ette Chippewa; give 4738 Gravois av. 7 $74 1422 Le Reo. (7300 Easton). rooms on Etc ii av. frontage; $27.50 up; rooms, flats upstairs; ‘exceptional | | FOR EKXCHANGE—Want good income for} tion and location in St. Louis full details in replies. ” Rox K -394, P.-D. Oven Sunday. wr” a a 120 49 6 H lege county), st 0 a ee a ais reet and walks |) ‘ heat. licl hw | bargain. | | ree om 211. s in replie i Foe South ‘ ’ . Ht. “anitor service furnished, For- Fe iG Sheridan av.; a good single flat; | D a i lot _—, cash on Hymphrey, just | ROLAND A. WISE. _114 N. 3 7th, R APART: | RESIDENCE Wtd.—Large: west; conven- VACANT—90 feet on Robert @v., weanford: quick action. ge et ig. ony pees. AY 3°3—Shop with rarane g lading ior fen 3063 Sheridan av.; 4-5 rooms; modern | FOR EXCHANGE—County home: 7-room | DELMAR BL. _ now; I have a buyer. Box K-363, P.-D. ye of 38th b ww with sewer and wate uthorize s ae 25 Chatham av,: poomty space suitable for ens. -* Pi oF ei size 50x147; 2 floors; 15,000 | lat ne, agre: real investment. residence (modern), with beautiful for- | WE RUY REAL FSTATE RESIDENCE Wtd.—Modern. 8 or 9 room, sidewalks and alley to paved street: | is - . sham oF lot ‘oud m. ‘ sidney 003, rp . a Steam heating plant and eleva- | in 10mas; 4-family flat; a bar- est grove, 5 acres; want large house, suit- PAY ALL CASH in Washington Heights; give particulars. per foot. Call at F500 Dewey. - 1 or Caba [46—-Large store; sult. | BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY Co. —_——_—__— |; oe fos Spomibg. Baeee ft, Spat, ~ a ha Ee CO., Box _A-11%._ Post-Dispatch. t Vacant on nn gete this D 4 iid : ~ 7 — ——. a a an c. = . ° oe) sy. ; al t. On| etc., for _any_business. $40. EXCELLENT STORE ROOM| LIST WITH GREULICH | 41° Ee ie aeom 200. Forest 7042 ‘Original “Quick Sele Wanted” Agents ~ 10 Fooma:| Weat Hint Merona petiateo, tert, annem coaehe Benn. iil : saprice. $2750; . ae 624 N. Vandeventer. bet De! ELLING, COMMISSION 24% | rst E om . "-(etg) | BEN M. LOEWENSTEIN. 926 Ofive. Xe) | syivania Park: on rated O40 onde re Sav. : just off. le ik. te ; good business focation; will rent ana Weskin ween mar We a cash buyers ¢ > b several pieces, first restn . , 1 b a _ :, bus ) e ¢ i ) spatch. 729 ¢ _ Olive 8. i a4 She eS . , . | results. We will build your home, sell, 410 N. Euclid, reom 200. Forest. ‘7042, At once. no commission: agers. a | RESIDENCE Witd——West of Kingshigh- BU LL-SMITH, Chestnut aeaos Months. Take Ae ch Sastisee i | | n s 1316 8.—-Fine condition; suit- LODGE rent, of make loans on your real estate. me A. ~ ropert > $30. HALL FOR LEASE | éollect rents and give vou the benefit e143 FOR EX HANGE—4«tamily flat. rent mak fhe‘ right price” money ay, y. way: if vou want to sell, I want_to THE chea vest a0 feet on Gravois av. in ¥ ; AV. (or ~ ae our Mt. sag vA as Ask for eee ee buy. Owners. what have you? ; aT , bloat ; t Apply Mon- . . rice x. foot. , : : *. Fine b10l location. PP entire 3d floor; heat and anibor:; suitable! ence without tht loss of a dollar to a Six family flat. rent $1360 per year. / | De _A-65., Post-Dispatch. L NES e mein. Businegs building; rent $3900 per year. | Not Onl List | 413 Wainwright Bldg. ; - Ramat” 1 buys e “well bullt, at- Flats, etc., rent. 37320 per year. . 7K We y For Colored—Wanted See Blanckoert. RESTRI L) PS a , room brick cottage at 701 any business; 9090. 0000 ” : 628 N, Vandeventer (Del-Van Bidz.) | a responsible agency of 17 vears’ experi. | S2910 per year ) “LICK R. E. CO.. 824 Chestnut. at. a south = . rear, 610 | Virginia a‘ for meetings, dance s. card riles; calli client. 1 give all real estate transactions —Suitable ie for barber shop. . JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut. | passing through out office my personal attention Your satisfaction is our aim. ) “ | “AND OF FICES—Wonderful | loca MODERN OFFICES TO RENT | Rates. are lowes 8. @. cor, 18th and Lafayet Ss. ¢. cor, Euclid and MePherson: new JOHN C. GREULIC B RBAUTE £9. ; iu the Heart of University City New ’ ; oe —- 2 ..& Louis, Mo. state rice, terms, telephone number. Box CHOICE ee ant. Sane | gee sane EARY “onus.” WwW ray | Grat nd 6134 Victor 624 LOT—Choice. in Westmoor subdivision, tor K- 384, Post-Dispatch. r on tae ace aeteahen or flats. “thar ver ux wont a | ARP ‘et T CK. : Tt , . hese SS ey Jolkov sky, & 708 8S todd jard WEISELSGERHART BE ne 3—2: 40 7 : wale all mate: South & = : - Exchange National Bank | ||| LOTSs—2: ~— 40x140, in” West Moor Park: | location for peme. _mes_S Ee deep. on every got: Cail age gy AFTERN change for 4 or 5-room fiat or 4 pairin f a: h. B P-20, P.- ‘D. ; or 5 i.__- ng preterre cas ox. 806 Ch ° and Gravois. WALTER Delmar Stores | lection of rents for nearly room bungalow. Box P-217, Post-Dis. | COTTAGE Wtd.—3 or 4 rooms, frame or | —— --'4 Tk ane waar 7 ty SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut st. ‘. 3 mi one- half a century and are | equity in flats or clear lot ‘ | ey 4 s in St. Louis: | COTTAGD wid. —S of @ rooms: near. car: 40-ft. lot, Cornell av. AMA AV. BARGAIN POR LEASE equipped to handle rent ac- || #8 Router. “be'soro, “ite, 7m PX] ghS08. Sone: ahi rciewass and price. «tision, near Delmar sy. Price $850— Assessed $1350 - > RESIDENCB Wd. i —tiear: 3 9. "yo 5614-16 DELMAR BL. ;counts, whether large or |!) *2XiDENG® wre equity oF fints ie er. ween Sethe Ter-| Lot 1502140. on West y ’ ' stores. Box C-17, t Kast of Delmonte Theater | small. | RESIDENCE Wig Business Property Wanted kote Se Sipe srees; Cncocsritas. sou, 3 ee a oe suitable for These choice stores, each 16x70°; will | | We invite you to investi- store, 133 flats: rent $4203 vennle coun” BUILDING Wtd.—One-story brick. about ot in, @. cor. Yale a Rags deng x west corner, Spring and ‘gene: will take ft.;: manufacturing or machine 60x80 Cambridge. University Park. and t ‘ . Cabany 7R8°2. = ae in Colorado Springs: value 88000. neg P. ais ecet are toh. 2 ” ©; new, steam heatex artin ograph ‘ * emo ERTY i and +f) e gy ta , re tel r | at "MA R 7 IN "t BR RITT i gate our service. iy Temeeence or ungglow. | Floyd A. Johns- Soe ae a ted district. Box K-| 100x200 Botand Drive tract : - : : ’ ‘ “ , . : 4 | CORN a & ZEIBIG TRUST 285. eaity > 10 Hazhliton: Cabany ee: Ter. SHx126% Columbia ay. For particulars ' RESIDENCE Min ty ang $300 from Olive Stent _ RK. 2 theta , | desiranl : __@ nL. G1S0—For lease _ §uburban Our sy stem ineludes Per- ||| Value: would pas’ caah foe dite nite! | PROPERTY Wtd.— Stores with flate: amy KS—3, large, ligni, airy, single or | sonal attention. 1] te. 2a000 r ion and pho-| _.£00d loca N-322. KE, Lockwood, Webster Groves, | gener at hitr Sate ode th. * Box ‘ * a -

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am.) : SAT. 16, 1924. ALE) SUSURE'N PROPY FOR SALE) SUSUREN PROPY FOR Sa ay F ' | oh 77 Elegant A Ki | :*. lot $ blocics “north Chi Charjes car tine | 5 | RUNGALOWICE rhwood a Richmona | Heights Webster Groves ___Webster Groves : | 2 . coitlage or ood | “ar e es a 5" Ps) rooms, xa . * NEW Home 436 W. CARRSWALD DRIVE | inenaing i. Ae | ‘Berthold. Text doge | guick ee “eracticalty new: priced for 8. > ducal 1 go IOWA ae, | %& the new Alta Dena Subdivision, Hanley Road and | HOS. SCH ADY "SON. ST%9 Easton.| bi, na! Monte aa rg Pd sory I} BUNGALOW 4-room, lot 60x319. $ 98) | “KEMPNER Le Salle Bldg Olive 7707 , vs ote. 8.500 > «€ : : ‘: nln a eit residence: ¢ ; 3 oO x: , ac 00 - — ” a 3 nd bi, | ST8PPt Alley: terms if ag @ SS ury Avenue. (3 blocks south of Delmar on | BEAUTIFUL p ————- | | FOOMS and sun parior: also arage; ||| _.2!80 7 rooms, big lot: $6000: also & Richmond Heights Bargain SAAC HALAL. epi hat ‘¥ Road.) f Tooms: modern OLLARD HO HOME. | price 316.000. Serase: ||| rooms, garage. ‘big lot, $7000: these are 7509 Ranki 5 1 brick, bath fi > on , . ~ i s. . . Vv. ‘ : , . 1 : » ley . hot-water hea 425 can be; fireplace; EDW ARD L. BAKEWELL. i | sargains Why pay big rent? ? Own your | furnace ae pF Ania See office for | 5 ‘ 11 rt 9-ACKE Tra : tennis gro i — ; ‘ t | ay Mitchen and ho oF ' It is a marvel of wing ata and contains the little | Con PeRies to, ec aools” aw and unde; 101x300; | Olive 5555. én ¢ ae: . JAS. D. CLARKSON, Kirkwood. sell di own payment at st | 7) orks; sewer in a : » Sy : very new ay Pe S FINE HOM a ‘DW. L. KUHS REAL co., | nee Ora threugitent: : . tre ' things that every ome ought to have. For | 8 rooms: ste heat. mice porches : eA nen sa a ‘E—Beautifu ful. S rooms, hard. 2832 N. Grand. 5321 N. Broadway: Fuxedo: new 5 Se Set om oor arge jot: farake : \ — LOLA we JUDZalow: | PAPIN & TONTRE Pp See us - | rage: . 229 Cheaty vs : | tnstance—Twin Murphy beds on the sleepin orch. | siler wietyY house, garde 0 on neat ’ dj ree x: i ping porc liey, Barden; lot s2x1gu | SUP eh, close to cars and trans: priced to Richmond Heights — Residence 150: call’ and od atone te lon this he d and evening it i: : : | e N Of | : West se During t waft - s is a sunparlor o1 Beautiful home AN, N HOME Het MARTIN OLIAN, 713 Chestnut 7406 Rankin tL: a beautiful J-room |} - : ; - -_ . + Wea of Buy p emt: / waste and trash—no cost, a blessing that’s worth ioe PROCTOR UK DENTIST. 3 room, light. lot 770x225... * oe ant sae rei a 5 Chestnut. large | lot; S-ene enrenntion: ‘ aN ae oder 7-ru . , oe ' eid ans — a - a —— 23 © te A ; C WENGLEICS ne _ knowing about. The Murphy ironing board, the | tion; sleeping . pase mouse: beat condi- | Saisie ~ or wn ta . d. Oo OW NER S SAY S “SEI r,?? 0 tent mirage: t 80x250 xi 00; 17% ~~ Murphy waly safe, White House steel kitchen cabi- | _KiRKWoon “TRU ss eed i Te Of eo te ea rime ” |, Five-reomt strietly medern mest brick | hpae ioc aita® partial list of hom i S _s nm strictly mode : ic e for sale | T Cc 0. _REAL TORS. |; “ait —__MARK WILSON | RE Al sTY co. oa bungalow with garage on beautiful Yale | phene for oR 5. whee ares. one ow av.; S3750; on reasanpable terms ster sTrovVes. We off! ~ “46 « - am. Centra! mv. a 7 net, etc. n-r THE STERLING MARK Ow R .* THIS sTBU RBAN HOME . 001 EAL ESTATE Having 6 extra nice rooms, sun partor. ‘B.A. THOMPSON REALTY CO., Lockwood. Open Sunday { ota m N.S WOOD, 760 oun) Si TRORLICHT-D m house, “2 1 ar | hestnut, Petia © | i oy UNCKER fcammpentnn “ ta acres, near ' LAT 100x1: 5: : 6 os and ac is; $75 (c¥U) | fireplace. oak floors: hot-water he: ‘18 Y¥ i he W End.’ i R ’ » 0 2 . EP om OF ST EES . f-: ears In the West En . APPEL, 722 ¢ _ block W eatmins neers in i has furnished the house complete and it is open for galow Pee oy igh ¥ road, co n bun- lot; shade; all public im: weotementa: — _tabany 9145 o872 Deimar bi. hie. Me. 2 '. Lockwood, : Mibter deen rid LOT —Good buy | buildings, ‘ights, furnac ©. good out- > | to school, chure h and transportation: noth- oe or re ee mk 7 | 2 COUNTY ESTATE ne 20 ee with. it in re flucment 91d Universit City | SEE THESE Dp ery easy terms. Box T-135. P.-D. |. _ 7. NEW LISTINGS Ht My i ik be Bitiney. 3 ; Clemens . taspection today and all next week from 9:30 to $1? S00 ‘t of all kinds; bargain; n Chas. Hyrrts, BOLL We txjeos ; ‘est Belis >, | _ 5:30 p. m. | Six acres at Ballwin, one 3-room house, | (c3> | BUNGALOW—1200 block Sutter av.. four wee lA i‘ me , one %-room |} Rj ° ° | is D . LE ous ~ ; | DOT —Gemens cheap. Forest 5 ‘ 4 he FOR SA BY lage. ‘ e, barn. Poultry house, ga- Llverview rive and rooms, hardwood floors, furnace. ‘bath: : . Gore av. 6 roome and bath. a7 . “ ‘an a nS av. west of K . x — beautiful 10-room ho: se, 10 acr } ° \ tt * LAvT.] “is f at? ir cet: s ae eost of vuilain s. doria, Bot ’ ara ay. at ~hn & house; ga@rage for three care: 125 Ww at * the ame = - _~ oot. ! | 20 acres on yt a 5 é : ree Cars; soow j 40 nodbine av.. Kirkwood: a we ar 'LATa—% am = . . ° ~ Ser > owner, J. Oar wit divide. bh tae arce ~ Clayton road, 5-room house, barns and hennery. Place cor iraneed 2 ory frame a iaedin cnet ad 14 aA r- 5 and 5. U niversity ( ‘ity; private pointment. . 667: ea Se poultry house, acre grapes: nice or. - a hie 2mnmands residence, Containing piace; beautiful fiat: mat brick, steam LOUT—« teak —. » Raston ay -, eae chard. ; . ‘ i -¥ wonder ul view of the Mississippi ; ~ . hot-water heat, hardwood heat. hardwood throughout: Kas ranges, . Sdn — og | Ie iver. } rice $35.006. 3, xtur res. sc reens, shades and ga- sundry, Stoves instantaneous heaters. 5 a cae een teeta ; eV eT! r 5 cy n , tc ni enc & Cc ose 1 - = ’ . - — “©, C08 O transportation or further particulars eee ‘ery low price;. will be : pec ; I ! rt open for inspec- : ' = vr LOT—No o4, ” blow kK - L nive sity, B0«K1235: nL Bite drive. north acres, beautif - _ —— tful home, 1] rooms, | é ; lot 100x300 feet: can be sold at a $45 will _ handle Box C-1 °3. Pp -D. HM. G. Moby Wainwri t a: — — lar Ee lake a a0 Ph tion today betw -_ 2:50 and 3. For urice is a bargain. Inquire FE. Obr ist, OL7 Clara, | shape: nd schoo). iy i Lor n . .e —f foo Maryland Terrace, pOxds — and 4 rooms: Renwood HOUSE rooms, brick, bungalow type. || KIRK WOOD TRUST CO.. REA! sTORS. spDWw ARD I B Ww and verticuiars , — EDW : 4 BAKEWELL F aashiatil ail TE Note for Denewione = | streets mad ter: 175: mmeeoo. call after 2 pb. m, Cab- steam heat; attached garage: Thomas ana th ion on St. Charies rd. Wydown Nev Lg oti ee ms NGALOW ! le | Main Seep. VALLE $ TRUST CO.. Agts.. LOTS—W4li Ssell 6 lots for bungalows or . TT 688 Atalanta a’. ‘ C jungal ‘ re ta 3 ’ : ‘ine. Central 3: | « Dia : : loors, tile built-in bathiet ref eeetaees A 118 N. Seventh St. ¢ | | | HUE SSOaIo0. roo ates a Lion conservative ‘b me atten. eee epyasiaptoen “a pees a ‘ . eae tj c ’ ” | a ve uver. see Olive 556 5555 Maplewood ad { gt av., about 200 -feet off Olive |™®%- ; L. Clouts, 810 Times | \c} 1024 Title bs ' " AY. Sap tz aindell ay, + a ? a eae tome, Vinita. Parks | Ove E—Geed —— “* 60 t.; no restrict to sc ~—~Good, frame, 3 rooms. attic, ce- seat rgain | U., RE ALTORS “ Une of! f the best-built houses in St. cesta | brick : modern : for price and card of DIEGO 3 er a ey peewee Be: | attractive decorations: ~ nds’: - ad. ark: hot: | fax 186: SW ’ _ . wi PINE ] AW NT ( ‘OTT AG E Count ’ 9 rooms, al! modern ; paveniences admission see RESIDENS fi LAJT- —University Terrace: | block from Shery rwood Park: price Sa°S0 -OTSREAN “son, 7 - il take good. ¢ rs JAS. ' fiot ere $4 4 and bard rood floors; garage: FR 60x14 | ENGLASH & ENGLISII REALTY CO must sacrifice; leaving city. Box K-338. bey ym aY- WILSON REAI ESTATE «@ | le 4 : ; $2500, for eau) 1OUSE 407 ~ Exeter. near Shrewsbury 3908 Oakwood ayv.. 5-room, bath. fur- m3 car | _ see ibis at once Benton O05. (160 Manchester. (c) Post-Dis. —_ Re ee Se See Ree ROY LOA "O.. Trem biev- Wilson Bide.. Ww . Th SALTY CO., one block KUNRSALOW '— Maplewood: modern, 5-room RESIDEPNCE— cae Pershing, A. rooms, _Webster Groves ©) | 3; ' i ; et eee as : sleeping porch: garage ER ST. FOR SALE BY 503 Iva v.. S rooms: ; a — F ‘ 4 : e {/ | Se ANOTHER LOT—Forsythe bi. , . 1024 Title Guar. Hide | Station, on Friecc i nace: , , no rth ~ — i nemeets ), COnveMment to paro- ace. garage; lot YOx 2D: see office O a1. tpt ee eet bulidine hat W—Brick, 4 seems. “bath, ia: my * peneot and church; § rooms, modern: | ®! EDWARD ty é “ws R - ¢ a Coeur car a sh Moder av. | HOUBE ee oe ROBINSON Olive 4551. Ss: N. Grand BSc] broadwa. GOING TO BUY -z HOMF? rt ments; a ened for cash (407 Rich heat : hardwood floors throughout: . open N ee _— mong -- 8 CO., 44 “oe ae Lane, 4 ~ ule a SCOTT Hamilte : = north ask i or r. r : ‘ —~o roome, and outbui! din ings: let t > a See us firs! We have at the present mond — D ae ic P 4 iW bined” trar 4 hy ) : ; F 228 os ss or te ot Laren et. with he [oW—New Sroom brick, at St.) SUx125: 15 } eee Oeil; to Cherokee * y DOW N A ND $ $5 MONTH several houses that anil make real BUNGALOW—S rooms. in nood condition - “WwW ALTER, SCOTT CO.. 805 seen at | é ‘ n Webster 330. Hans hh ales a a GROVES TRUST ows - O\lages or fiata: $75 will take county jot as BO i0t OUX 4: will trad: ae - 1s Im county. on ca line. “eet he some 4, some Oo an room@is: sume | kerage in basement; $5500: 3426 Com TWO CORNE KR KRUSEINESS ae A =-s8to rm “*« a’ N “I OREON EB. & R. G. _ SCOTT, ae i . Y ame ag mee On, MO Office “aston. Cabany 8376. rr O00 for a 4-room stucco to $4800 IDINGER ant EB. CO.. SAVINGS. TRU ST CO., 4916 Delmar. | oo . : -» 8,000 j Open Sunday. _ _ Benton 999. ‘~0Y Manc Hester. (8); NEW 6-ROOM B&B RIC K RESIDENCE. 72 : 2-Story, 5 rooms 6.1100 | TE | LOT—in + ye 8; ee as re 4k Kenwood HOU SE 9 roome and bath. all! « on\ en.- $$ oom mo: dern brick ; or we will wel! ——_ —— Ke ‘ , st ce ‘TTAGE—5- room modern brick ; 5- room bungalow... . io | ne. HERMANN SCHWARZ. ir ; x“ p | | o ~ = « oO ii. Lave ; | s, hot- water heat: 7 Lindell 7089. BOR AVY a mg ~ room near garage: fruit trees. etc.. on Re whewem c he gore of a me from | on st.. first house on east side. south of JX pai lding: 5-room maine cottage, ¥« our piane. M AY & WITTE REALTY co. _owner, 3205 Waller av., Map! ewood. | street improvements made: ideat surroun). | * relia, Kelley stone bungalow . . hardwood fioors: Arco boiler. tiie 4:21 WwW codiawn ey. 8-room residence.|!: 7 2D0 411 LEE AV. LOTS—Two of t ; PWELSH-BERGFELD, Regitors residence ofthe oan Nor Wh H-BER 54 44 (oe) Lackland rd Owner will show vou ath and furnace, Water, gas and electric; | Manchester rd and Kirkwood-Pereu uscd | COTTAG E—Modern, ‘2 rooms, in good con- ngs, cot bath, large closets, fire-proof garige; +4 | ##8 Alma ay. a-story 7-room Look at this nice 6-room ees . ry 0 Easton, (c ae tl mw) . s ‘ ‘ oa ; rough iA 4 . 4500. ar line (1 bioc! ease of North and South dition; convenient to cars and schools: | ™ . "| Wock from car line; open Sunday re idence 5.000 low ; harétwoe , .fleor il improw * — | rick 2 ae » Sean cheap. Box ¢. 1AiWs—Several dandy brick bun HOUSE—6-room iraaek nee mag Mo 50 A. B. SUR KAMP, 6211 Easton. rd.) No lists _Mailed _ eee orice $4760. on very reasonabic Be ag , ad : BARNES DRIDELL E. CO.. LL. KH, LEHEW \gent. 22 Clark, 2-story 8-room residence 8.500 | hea 4; price | Mat N __* OB - -Dispat 0 Casy Pett a i. rooms hath. ¢.c.;: Nh aS) VAC ANT— Abe: “— Charies car to Spring niles, cn Iron Mountain and Frisco ‘3 ’ ~ >? : _—. : Cerner lot, sen a Mun, ° y. “i block to Wheaton av..then R / R.; suitable chicken farm or —- U IL sDERS, GRAB THIS ; Clayton Benton 22. _ , GOL “Mane hester. ic _Cabany 7349. Cabany 5479M. ele Greater St. Louis Realty Co. SP LNOSU RN, es Bros.. Pa block. Ask for Harry Hoth. house; Near fishing stream; large rarden | AM. 4. my a ~ PET Re tte. 2208, Well | — 7 WT | COTTAGE—2638 Br — - new, 4 roome. ANOTHER @EAL INVESTME NT LOTS Ten ac eine ———=_- | 2 mone 4 Shear. ¢ 4400 or BR Ay yer _ Fr. | Mm. & \ Merchanis’ BU NGALOW—Beautiful: new; 8 large lot vUx154; Soul cash, balance A beautiful 6-familv. 5-reom and W iat ea? : wie UD ie DRIVE OUT ‘TODAY ‘ : : i’ r} ‘ : ‘Camas: met GALQW— North side Canton. 34 house| “"0 Yerd; shade and fruit trees chicken ‘xchange Rid: modern ; ry Phe» Papin; 200e1 be ‘ARK wef Haniey, 2 blocks south Lake line. ane outhouses. cistern, cel) me $1000. Call — ie ~ ee ae yee eh oomMs, oe a hardwood floors | monthly _ > hualldine hardwood floors. ti a iN. 209 | rainwrieht Rice ary - Grom brick. modern: easy terms; | ——"—£St_* So ereie Beoek COUNTY BI NGALOWS floor, bath on seconde ete ee ENGLISH & ENGLISH REALTY CO. eth, steain heat, beautifully deco: ated: | LOT—Bean@ful lor in tichmond Heights: To Tuxedo bi. just east of street JUL ii s" HALTER rT. mw Office open Sunday ‘ HOUSE—5S roome, electric. cas ath . East side fs - on 4 - Sed — sec _~ cay ¥ modern; Kenton 3506. 7160 Manc hester ic 1 to cmt iges: large lot: all | fronting Penne: lvania av.: % 5x1 80: bar. line. and see the new just © ~” n+ ll) 722 hy , y BISHOP, G214A Easton Cab. 0171 ment basement.’ 4 chicke : - is oO pring av., S biocks south urrounded by natural oa is karage: can ~~ ae - income “se, nee : price $36.000. = ait. Ww ebster 23) sty Ww. ie) by ; we have twe 4-room Colonia ——— aseinent, chicken houses; : . | Of St. Charles Rock rd.. 3 better buiit be seen today. Owner IZ N Bemiston. LOT—7228 Kichmond pi.: ouxl4u; aii im- , ; = SAvIE. and finist ‘ - enties - 4 ite Tl Le dS . ', . erty canh. “$10. 000, Wox (-40, Post-Dispatch. | LorT In Webste P i: G5 ¢ace unfinished upstairs provernents; reasonabie. {- abany isso. _— : cer ari, » eet ‘frontage > " . on Hy awthorne bi... 2 bloc! va in de } : se homes bear the el pth, can be bowrht at a orice _* - a as 4 —a 9° $4500 FIRST GA : ; years to HL a GALA pW——New. 5 rooms: hardwood ; or: peat? Srees | grap 8: 100 feet car bunga! ‘Ows, eat h having 4 rooms. bath. Hot = roon 1s: eee modern con- aes ; Sver $13.000; gilt-edge. Write , : Ge: yj ¥ car to ‘Shack. | $70b0 sash b pxiet i seco: wil’ take | gas, electric and furnace; lot 40x15, take venienves: seen by appointment only. J. | LOTS—$i6, $18, $20 ver toot: water, gas. ATTRACT TV E RESIDENCE will sell at a bargain 5193 E ur ight. t nas mt. Charies rou = 1 te yh m" i De Cn! Miance le per monutn. like (‘reve «(we ur car to W he: aton Station walk BR. Coates owner Clayton Mo Clayton electric. sewers: Cash. terms. Mrs. } ns. + _ 4 nme 4s . 4 i Ww AL T ey 7 SCOTT in. 805 : house will dace. I gos were elepbon rent; also furniture; leaving for Califor- | one-half block north to Winkeimans suv- 16 or 44. , , ; on grounds Sunday. Benton 1077W. «9) IN UNIVERSITY CITY. | a Et ©O.. S00 Chestnut. 40 or 4 a 718 TRINITY. NEWPORT. 459—9-room house: signe | uns : ” b ocks north of Delmar: 2-story stue- | foundation: P neo “water heat; hardwood | AR NDEL PL... ¥ sILLCE c : ech, Clavion 537M. RG MS nia. 110 Louis av.. near 9700 S. Broad- | division. LOTS sr 20x140 { beautiful WwW POR | residences. cottages ) LASTON-T R TRUST CoO os tg 8 PD. | lew ; ‘la rs: ee (99) ore | MODEL HOUSE Extra choice lot; reason ' \ " en, AV. | MORRIS. AACH R. oo. 82 _ cectric Nabe: and gp gy L AND—4 acres on North and South rd. _ 4472 “Baston av. 7 We . ~| i [HOMAS: M O'GORMAN 1K HILLC REST O: high cround. overlooking Meramec and Blackberry av., 2 blocks north of Ri 0M TN = ee BESIDE NC B—$5500 f ‘io 6-room frame: | cin ty, tte © 40 Manchest ~ ah | room. brick fireplace. dining n, RESIDENG Eb. eens brick : Samalanaber e-half block w oe 208. C, MOLFIT, 1074 Title; Delmar; $1500 per acre. Owner on 7-RO BUN IGALOW, $11, G00 food condition; lot 205x190: last chance o.. we tir et nai a (epg) | Rarlor, breakfast room. a “) _bighway; svitable for business. Box!|, Just. what ou are lovking for; ark; beautiful location ; "id pty Ride. premises. Large rooms, hot-water heat, hardwood | !@.buy from owner: $4000 will handie.| : — : 7 ———j rooms, bath. All rooms ligh : K-13, Post-Dispatch, seat inspection t good location on -PROZDA REALTY Co. ' OWS—Buriton and Charlack, | —RBargaih. 100 feet Forsyth and) 00ers, half acre ground; more if desired: (718 Carondelet. Clayton. W ‘ydowh 182M. a See 2415 Bredell, 7 ‘ rooms; ; Car Sarase: lot Th any - 09; “pms $20. 600: RESIDENCE—Mau ba 7 -| av.; first house north Lockw "la tt te tone ; - : c= : > er P A , ye seca 4) ame eae ready to move am easy terms; for price | owner wigs v; immune ediate possession: | — Matt ric rooms. h j s AC RIFICE 1 NTS—i00 ‘K /St, dobns; new, 4 rooms. modern;' Avwburv: will divide. Bpx K-123, P.-D. large poe eH a es nea@i. HOM BI IN CLAYTON and particulars see | obtain card to inspect class; large let: best location: $12. hak at cad PME Sumuit_av. 2). Ot ag PRC TLR | baraain €.'00,, €214A Easton, | LUT Vinita Terrace Sox152; “S40 ver | SUNN GNETHS mee AY: ie wile 214 MBRAMEC eTnie? ENGLISH & ENGL Ss REALTY CO...| we ISEL S-GERHART BLE. C0. quick sale,” SUBU RBAN REALTY 440 E. LOCKWOOD oo : ve ~~ - , > : ct betes « . ; 3 } ; ester. (Cc) ‘ esitnut vo: Lua Jelmar. 7 ehater a a Tl. Office open Sunday. oot orest S163. aoe. eae Brick and stucco; Ist floor sun room. __Penten JU6O, al eencnes ag hin SS | ylor Well-built stucco h re will Meine - . - valk oe oP or 1LOT—101x200. n §8t Lou lis Tounty . FOU R- ROOM ( ‘OTT AGE ving room, dining room, kitchen: enclosed STORE—35: 28 Greenwood bi., Maplewood RESIDENT E—7-room, modern: new fix- | finigshed third: hardw y Race rpm y raph d consider seconds. amall improved er MALAPW—Gook $ room and bath, wii) chean. 54635 lee. Wainut Manor. baSt John's Station, 4-room frame, new, Sy Tour: ‘hot-water hose hard ood Tee | gabe ,jare store: exceitent’ location 1 [Tniversity City Home| ,turs. etc: brick: Manchester car passes | through. ROLAND A, WISE, 114 N. Tt ate r; on gos ( T_Vinita’ Park: 50 feet: lued at|bath and furnace: lot 50x17 he ~d floor; hot-water heat, hardwood floors: drug store. Bi, . . in front of door; cheap, 704 Summit av.. ' * “$1000. _ Can sell for fe cyte * $3900. H. B. SU TREKAMP, { 211 lena rte* : | modern ; close to schools. churches, street 1625—6-room brick cottage; | 8 L ARG E ROOMS awgoetes_ Grewen, 3a - (99) | , cars Owner home ~ ; Will show you " reception hall, hot-water he. “4 RESIDENC E—719 East Swan: 4-room. | ~ and about @ acres of land: $4500 if | Viive 5186. 7 Wainwri h oe NEVER BEFORE gree Baie) avenue 7 : | a os > Bo. & J. M. c REILLY. 723 Cc tnut. | . Thomas D ‘s bungal “ 4 a irestnut. | TERMIN AL R. Rr SITE through |W KMAXN RE . —- 623 Chestnut rage; all improvements; ,0ot 7Ux143_ ‘Sen Beautiful brick dwelling, 23 2078 W sold at once; easy ter NEW LISTINGS | Two fine corner lots for apartments, ¢ ' at S810. Eeston. Phone LOT—Beautiful: 50x158: all improvements Porite Forest Park, on Skinker road. ~~ tamed made: 3 minutes from -Delmar Garden: | 13 acres. west side Hanley rd., ab ; os, ae a : - — Tw > | L. H,. GUNDLAC H & ©O.. 3d15 N. B'dwy. | a . >; garage; $1500 Cash. hot- water heating SY stem w ith | thei DENCE— Mason: 3 rooms mod- ) ed aa. | — In the big trees, west of 7053; just | HAMNCEY I. HEATH CO., Olive 3164. | Minneapolis heat regulator:| ,°": steam heat: lot 100x134. "2 | . a> isn22 wae it 25 Sal PA Gh from blocks 250 feet west of : ——— Bt price is righ egey ehtp = Ss : “walk ‘mart LOT—50x165; Oleapha av. (Lindenwood). | lacated on west side of Florissant road | OHN” = BLAKE & RRO. &15 ae me below market value; it’s a real pickup. , a TY LS Che we Lindell So0a "| Evin. Caller, 4215 Virginia, Riverside Md adjoins Ferguson. See us for price | "WS ais ithe ATTY r CO., 621 Chestnut. _| fetweetinte Yas oboe SOT8OS BIO cast. ing system installed; garage in! —Renton 306. "7160 ‘Manchester me : RESIDENCE— ebster Ciroves: | HA MILTON AND DEI A : weekdays Lindel! Sod4 161. fe) and particulars 44 M. Me r. CO., “hest- L, ce e LAN REALTY Co | M. McDONALD R. E. C 1111 Chest- | balan like rent. DO RE ‘ ‘| connection with house: splen- DOssession ; 00 Providence | 3 oe] Locke x went $76 to $100, at least $12.50 a foot 5-room frame, modern with exception of Marviand av.: North Side: 50x196- » larg li . | 50x 57. See this! Gocke. 6 Chestnut. ‘ Subdivision Land—73 Acres | west of Penn.and Washington U.; others | — IMMEDIATE POSSESSION | nie Take ae eee vacuum clean- | See South side Delmar, first jot west 1 Np four | LOT—Bunice, near Summit: 50x150: | one nut CAN wy ; ‘306 Manchester av. Office open Sunday. : . , = : - * ok , } le am ‘ : Y ‘ rey ; : ; = es —_ as . = = —— =—_ ' - * S 4 ¥ Z M h N | super Toe ppostte entrancy to Catteni w bargains in brick Wun- (in ac ol ee a wom?) os DOWN AND $5 MONTH . show Yee seven aignd & Bue THIS BEFORE YOU BUY | | did condition; large yard, trees, one-half’ block east: "hewee’ hie te renee | ‘Prett Webster “Hos “ : mf - oe “iui - : 3 > ~n C1 etnut «= = - S . - 7 € nzaio ~ 00 8 Stl ‘ 4 r . = - . ’ } ‘d ; I e \ . 2 & J. M. OREILLY. 723 _ Chestn lots in counts m car lime. of property I have for sale in (exceptionally well bullt, hardwood floors shrubbery. f Ol appointment can, eheste ts fares Te gore jpn ’ painted and decorated; open this after.. ” 859 ATLANTA a), $45 i adi ; lot S0N, ae ; ay. Wo first = one block Tudor. LOTS Ir if - ar sa ‘ ; li , . t slucco bouse Asi AJ tT S—Beautilul on Co! lins rd., ‘|; Thok THOF Y’ & .VATTEROTT REALTY _ . = . - and tile bath, modern in every respe Real ‘Entate. Joes © 4 a. So special 1 C “uiso desi: is cw). pe? ag » fl li rt "1c ; 000 t $14. O00. r ‘ t ; ] ( : ——— ect -, MEXt tf V. N. 33d. of 35u lle ical: WEEST aed Clark ; bet a division: i Gravois, in county; 7 rooms, bath, fur- & acres; idea) place, adjoining above. or 9-room oF tn and Colleze: | easy terms. For further particulars write | syivania: 100x192 2 ER GROVES HOMES—Immedi AB HAR. _ Bas WEB N h a rms. See owner nace, electric. lot 60x234. Phone Victor HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY Co., irnaces, el ‘ectric fixtures, hardwood floors. Box K-346. Post-Dispatch. Delmar, north side, 100 ft. east of Pe.in- possession; ready to move in: low prices.| BUN A , eM Charice car 16 Wise Gia. | B40" ‘Seo KROLKBRERRER o'r CO., | _ 614 Chestnut. Main 675, Central 873 SRMERGS TRUST OO. 4915 -Delmar._ SWOOD BUNGALOW | *)xanie: 200x165 V15. 406 Chesteer ee KENT JAR- | @uitan’ i P v4 j Toad) then walk south to "SOR C herok ee. a eben = Tx 7. A? MAPL E O Teasdale avy. second lot east of St. Louls | _V'S. 706 Chestnur st. 6212 OIN TE : a. then % block west to F. X RESIDENCE -Kenwood Spring ‘er ay FO DOW N AND $9 MONTH Ferguson The owner is moving East, and Savites ays south side: ne ae) Me ot - at yt, map phone me week days ieidge rd. AY rooms, bath. furnace, ele a EGETHOPF / . vate PEROTT T RiEAt. Ty |} AC REAGE-— —3$ acres on good road, near tne consisting of 5 rooms, sun parlor and block west of Hanley rd); 589x135 YEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO. Agt. (c8) | locat tion for your ; Ss burt an a a ng ac eit ‘ the iboe. abany n2 233. sia - cilpedacmminantags -ESIDENCE a moder: > ~ ac?) Ayr: ; 4 i C- SGENE J *ni- | ments, onsietin of base ! ‘abany 92: - rs] utifu ' c untry : pe ( ial 2ATeAaINS in u ) ui Al OW bungalow. 6 ~ B- will a K¢ ENE . On ee hal? beck sow h of! De! far. ni- | provement consisting of sement, val 0 TAGE i iga rteity Cite; tcoedern 6-rvlm residence: a | sewerage, water, gus. grape arbor ied | ven ee av. * Weliston, alten 81950. : +s le. water also modern mercantile building. situat- P rop erty Mitice new 4 M © " d W d ; i ; a dn. w. cor. Lemay Ferry &nd Sapping- parlor, strictly modern; 2-car garage. M: verian desirable ef Fe — conra rrAGE—S rooms, Sari * otha" A onaeri (7 300 Easton) ttr T gin ot 07 Roberta av. FerKuses most —_—o nome.” #aras © | chrubbery; excellent location; fine neigh. | : ' a Barracks rds.. a ac tive pr j e a T| SONNE M. ANN. BARNE TT REAL y Cc 0., — hn, ] tot ria 7 —or BU ‘NG ‘LOW 4 n Yen a tif ul . Mi ton av.. mAteR: owner WW ll se | lu ‘nishings: of RO« | he rhood; quic k sale, $° 750. W “ rash A e is a }. > | £00, | 1659M. Box K-64, Post- Dispaten. . ,: ; fe ounty), four Lermns, See owner at residence or cai! 48 Easton Cabany 3066. | BUNGALOW—7 rooms; dern , Residence .Y Cal re Street and walks Bridge 150. 4 roon ottage. bath, furnace, garage: | tile bath. warage: lot 100x94: g00d lo- ; large roome; tL th. hot-water heat 5°74 ENTRAL AY. -O4, | le 215 Virginia, River- RESIDBENCE—-Ten rooms. hot-wat ' ot 35x125- $3000 cation: price $7000. 4-car garage ‘ L bi-.t t «f North ana Sout h rd: 6 ROOMS—STEAM HEAT | Cc ‘of Gore trast [; HOICE LOTS ~ : 4 vu! i thers like it. Wi ite or call for this list. . teanere ao ae : , 225x250 - street I UN — aA 0 “$3000. ‘ ‘otta ge + reer . Fo see . an Cnavert Dutch dining roe ”, beautiful shrubbery. 100x320. Chestnut. W. $2200. 4 . —$. 00 " ; —{ BDW. GOCKE R. E, O0O.. 721", Chestnut. made: ber , AW ; iw room bungalow: lot 79%135: 2 biecks bleck from St. Cha eompeiecn leaving city: price $6900. 7723 Suffoix, = c¢. MORFIT. 1084 Tite jae ar. Bide. : burs a . well. bul! t. a . . - (jive 490 ' . —- - -—: = CTRD FOR 1TOMES, . A 4ro0 1), brick cot: 701 RESIDENCE OR HOTE! ‘houses, fine ct d: ° , from transportation; 33900 , or LAND. ‘3 eas . . ey XT 715 BiG BEND. 75a 150 lot 210: very . ee a elect rie, w t age at : ' Man hes t« rr at Mo beautif ’ eyuvs) large , TT oS hun dreds i .- 4-TO i res ide nce ; Lot 7US1T39: beauti- OV ERLA. 9 __— m north wet SU AIAIwW—e rixnviiis Duten (olonla! " FH f 1 a . 4. . iene SOc, Sex “er, ene, large new modern ll-room home. sun : marl ~ lberry bushes. ll fenced: an | fuj sha t close to school and trans Second house wert of oy yee im ioe strictiv moderu: tile baih: beet loceat: eautitul. o HAL: sun parior. _hard- ana Ashbury: . Ye + s Agi 354 r water lights garag ‘ eo ‘an an —- “by a“ ; ace te live . 4 roe : rood mcomne : tat mn? bargain $451). Kiche Mariow. °” blo Ke ss ; i aoe corms . a hoot ind ebure nes : : ' 3 wood: Sa. yO. . TAL NC LY P’. HEATH lot. : = S988 8. Grand. | ment: hardwood floors: 1 a: re ground. : le. See it lay 17 minutes’ ride = bungalow; modern; lot 150%) rooms, lot 50x80: versa: oe ) mond. 542 Page. Webste | Olive 3164. . — wie ‘hoe ela ‘ arry Dil ’ = . 4 “ H500 fic ; ~ Sunda —— " : ~Tw~ --o@ -_ ; re gcce 7 ee ae Pennsyl Bx : “a Petreve Cocu, line; located at | — KIRK WOOD TRUST ¢ S).. REALTORS. _ | “e 8 Shon, 4 Rmeanhty ade ceed , a y of truit S500. hot-water oT HA REY B [SHOP, 6214A Easton BU ING. \LOW——New brick, 6 rooms, break- HANDSOME BRICK” [a 6 Mary ryiand i aryiand ae. © rooms, large ot, | POULTRY PLACE , Bb 3 blecks north “of i wuble garage; close Ww transpor- “abany 9141 ee Rate naan fast room. all on first floor, bath, fur- ° i? fine lot: reaso —- price; lot "Te Dear use ; price $375 50: | 4-room cottage. sun parlor. not-water Charles ¥ rad ae ; ly Fars tation: | 47: bargain at $7000. - Rive ty nace Bg dep a to Nee 900x146; “eb. | preety Phen ba th, Foam ae eae pid, and » tat heat, garage, chick en house. nice shade. ake. ——- — —~—-_—— W- —5 rooms. ali Conveniences: 100x230. n. e co. Re Hill wl, and Vslismer_& ae oe 3 wher: take +s, Mec —- & SON. 6179 Easton. | foot lot: $22.500: 7 wer ort card. portation and schoo! ; EBSTER BUNGALOW 7238 Stanley av.: , w cash and $50 per mont 206 w- Colonial; all mar tile pa Rom gesagt Bagh memes fully modern: het-water heat. see car to Overland station; at! Forest 892 WATTS REALTY CO. 621 Chestnut. Lt Se “pa eneepee tp igh ur * us for vacant y Ceoperty prices range room modern: vacant; open, es See Kirkham av. Webster Groves, Mo. (c2) | bath: beaut! pate west of 6950; on: Mell, wine cealad side. .asie for LOTS OF BARGAINS T sHow ——~ ONES- sf : m Mires. Boquett’s | - ror instance. an 8-room brick with tile | 74 ONE-ACRE LO TSXA from $6 to $40 ver ft. bensalow this and make best offer to J. C Ww “Gay No: ——— | Call for card. ——~ at. ath hot-water heat. etc.. only $8700: a _ Buy your residence. eet ane. ungaiow,) MAN. Wainwright Bidz. __ BU NGAI 4 “sea ee ee a CHAU NCEY P. HEATH. Olive lot; only $300/4-room brick. with hath end ali con- Keady to-bufild on. with roads. water Ow ey a ul gains BUNGALOW—1421 Silverton pi.. dandy | Rn... , 4 io bath ‘hardwood floors furnate PRETTY HOME. wie Bh ne = 4 lot, Fiosie Be ca) ee cee pelance monthly. or | sen er, electricity: east side of the Price #9 FERG USON REALTY CoO.. 5>-room stucco, hot-water heat, hardwood | heat. aonvenient to street cars and school: x ‘arse era A. gat ae $150 cash; I/a 4-room cottage with 4 acres for only |rd.. between Ladwe and Clayton car line. od fioor Bank Bide.. floors, strictly modern, newly decorated; small cash tayment, balance $55 month. water heat, CHAUNCEY P at ots coeur car $2500. ane 3 me ee Omer — bn, hinged _reasonabie. See it today. and then Telephone Fereuson 264. | condition: owner will show you. ‘Col Lindell 7415W, Geo. Hubert. ios | Webeter © . reve © , arnack road, Wa see BEAUTIFUL FERGUSON. MO. | fax 266R Sunday o- | — eens a ey : south one bolck. Ask for Johr mbrus- , Yaa ° hin _———— = = : > 506 Wainwright Bid | BU NGALOW —a58 ) Newport, this strictiy ter. who will show chine EI in Ara CKE ALBERT T. TERRY & ». 8 ‘ ' 2 as aA “ Y «2 rm . = ’ iain i Ye ae niente * Forest 4310. anc UN. 1 men ay , ON ERLAND PARK 404 Pio t m.: 5 rooms, modern, Pamuct. hardwood flours. furnace heat; bh LAN) acres in heart of Webster, con- , a ree hd bd ~ ' OL 7 ll CONTE nienoes : ver b . ° rise “ " # ric s : ; ‘ legant ‘ on«ditian pd bast sar MI: iruit ir a a : inin . ith Tental value af NEW 2-ROOM BL NG ALA : sien ‘ , Ss, > ¢e verme nzniow: double Raragre,. p e OHO00 - shrubs. shades. sere one avers. For al $2400 - wuntinished attic room: light; 302130; “price $1500; easy uthweet Bank Uidg.. Kingshighway | 'deat locetion for ‘astitetion: advantages | — i} ORETH Fs CO. S11 Th 1 LA f- Bide. $3500. erms. _ -y ‘Kouthwest. of seclueton theugh one bleck from car bath. zas, Clectric. | F ER ——_ nt ; - 322 ODA . #4 Mlorissant rd. 5-reem. mestern ; lot | _ am iN, sise0 CASH line. Call Webster 15387. ain? Raven woor. Pine : 5-ROOM sTU coo Wiis NGALOW o M4 5 reeme: new “SATOH sc ow cash: ex | 50x 130 : wi - A.» ie guaran in 2 weeks; HOME BA BANGAI Rich nd Height a: | LAND ~Webster Groves; v% ores. aoutie- | tame tort gy 4 > et ee . 2 on bie poreh. | ‘at corner Newport a and Miesour! Pa- | aw) joining Park: all im. BL XGALA}W~8-reom Z re ae = Immediate ceptional buy * worale investment. Call at 468" ae a ra. Y | new 5-room one-floor bungalow. Vint A ts Sa : 3) me Price $5000. Call Sunday “07. Hol? , * ane OCK our” arcange ag chan < and eooge Cow + naan este, tite bath. betok fiver anv 1 adenine ‘, $ ' Pendleton av. Brentwood. McCURADY 3-fbom cathege| See. properties elegant frxreren. shades ane my te ~~ outs, ; : se _ CONCANNON. Wainwright Bids. — lot: ide drive: open for tsspection: =n 4 = = Mo. ene oF ont Racks u © roome: tot SOx120: S6500 7_CONS . Jost ong block south of Brentwoul cer 4 : KENT ! j | fe narticulare call For. 440°R oar a tiny aula amet.” Tae Corstaet = aoe 4- ———O 2 in beautiful Glendate odner, Caan ney vs 54 OG ee tn l4xx CARR LANE reomn : Pear ‘how! nid B-story, % reoms; jot 254123. $2500 | Jennings —_ FITZGERALD REALTY CO.. Grand 757) Bank Bidg.. Southwest and | LOTS—Two fine low on N “% block | churches: “cirte ferwnce: let 85. stor; Se nt," 160: orice $6750; $2000 cash required. Terms, } ROUSE— Mode - ms. with jarge jot, jot,’ Southwest WENZLICK. | 1010 *Chestuut. Olive 1427. STARK, 3630 Olive. Lindell 8000.(c83) ‘tn Jean Jennings. “Phone 1 Tyler 588. BingsoighWay. Websier Greves. Box A- PD. anh : ' Fs i fs ll ! rarer iontae

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tT oer Sas es ~ ey os . . 6444 Janet "4 rooms, 1 ‘B41 Alcott, Graces. lith: »& : “ — th frent and 1 . both o ~ GOTT AGE BARGAIN 3006 N. Newstead: ‘age: bath, electric. furnace thon: vacant; yen Sunday JOHN H. PUESER “Edw. ie Wehe Realty) _ Company N. GRAND, LINDELL 7800.) N. BROADWAY. COLFAX J3810 4-ROOM BRICK COTTAGES. wy st., death, lie av. bath, elec. dy bath, electric. S61 Canean av.. 5407 Beecon ayv.. Thekia av.. »b., ei.. - §8 5-ROOM BRICK COTTAGES. 4585 San Francieco.bath, elec.. fur. 3733 Lincein, bath, elec., furnace. G336 Lena. tile bath, fur.. el.. gar. 4018 N. Market, bath, elec.. furn.. 4455 B074 cool comd- te S gE co i ~ PRETTY 5-ROOM COTTAGE 3436 geal bail. elec ty tion; it a BELLIS. Realtors Arcade Ride. Oltwe 378 NORTH ST. LOUIS “COTT AGE BARG 41» j-room frame wate gas and electr.c Broadway car line $230. . on Your own terms. “A KRERE 107 NX ath es! . ‘Sa19 VON PHUL sT. Between Co) ‘eze and Adelaide aves... 4-4 room singte flat. S65() HAR LTWIG- Disc HINGER,. 3022 N. Grand PRETTY LITTLE COTTAGE -713 BRaldwin: 5S reome, bath. ee handseme paper and wecalwork Sieepi Ther “hh. BELLIS, 5. Realtors. Arcade Bidz. 2031 BELLBVIEW. Five-reom brick bungalow; large porch across front; hot-water heat, Dard WOO) preety attractive and sriced right. bw” rs REALTY CO. 726 Chestnut cotine R DANDY BUNGALOW — De Sote, 6 roots: : pper screens double garage WARTS lt¢-DISCHINGER, 302 S300 « ASH—S15 PER MONTH 2562 Paim; 3 rooms, toilet, gas. water, 722 Ch eatn) t. “Sx1l5 22 Chest M. 1195 Cot r tage—Bargai in Sel. av., & rooms rdry recra * $4800 eons fine cond!- iM 5.300 - 6.0C0 6.800 6.800 6.500 6,500 6,500 | 6.500 = cars. : ,QUY : Lee, bath. elect ric, ‘furnace : | Beacon, bath, eiectric.... 7.700 | —s bath, hot water we beat, garage 6 AND 7 “bon BRICK CUTTAGES ANL ~-T pagggren “path, citric . > +. hd (Hiive 3.5 6.500 | one 12,500 6.000 | 6.000 | 6.000 6, SOW Biase. 6 ar.. fur... N. Buel id. “s r. elec, h. w. heat, —-- Hiller pl... G 412 =208 ast Ram see & 500 4247 Holly. 7 +r. * fut 9,000 | tae: let 4-R0OM FRAMI EE COTTAGES.* ane KOTSREAN BO54 Kiefer. 4 r.. d.. fur.. 40x150 #500; = 6- Room wectri . eiecti rer 37 19 ctr } » Tom “ Melk) ISALD RE. Co >». 1111 Chestnut elect ric ~PRIC E $2400—$500 CASH! - University ef one-story frame ge for a vance ies, 3 reoms each; renis . BL. AKE & RRO... 815 Chestru at. 2 SEE THIS DANDY HOME San Francisco. @ rooms. tile bath siceming perch metal weather side drive: admiasion by card cars r bach laut r.. dbatb rooms, PAT Switzer, St. Louis 4 6451 Helen. 4 rage ; ‘ ‘B255 Jennings ré.. gt 9U5 Klies, 4 rr, bath, Siid Parnell, 4 rooms, 5700 Helen. 4 electri ga- 3.800 4.700 4.200 | 4.500 4 700 4 sinh) 5.0) | 7.000 | : - : 4471 5.300 } furnact | ann stripe, etd 2.800 | Oniy. se I, 3611 N. 4,500! coifax | HOME built six- @! ' fur. eiectric. electric. el... fur.. 38: . ad —_* . - el, hot-water JOHN § eee 5 rooms, bath, tric, steam hea os o- ROOM F RAM. a COTTAGES. Schiller 6 r.. electric. ' 75 Wall's Ferry. . r.. el.. gar. 4112 Oakwood, 5 “oe 6-ROOM FRAME ‘ COTT AGES. ©2°6 Shirley (Jennings). 6 r.. elec 6 rr. bath, electric. Grand. -- BUNGALOW “63; Greer a’ splendidly roon —_ er lg “ j tr rage an — arive; today: hi eel, 4 McMENAMY _& , os 3,500 | 3. 8o0 4.900 | 5.000 0, 000 5.500 lot 5O0x145.. Kennmerty. hot-water Garth, 6 beat. elec. " Roa lie, 6 000 6073 Schulte. 6 r.. b.. 7 250 See our office for ea Vist of bun- lowe, cottages. flats = $3000 ‘DESIRABLE BUNGALOWS | }"n" “ #741 ee 2.story. 5 rooms, furnace, | easy terms. — affitt, 5 rooms, Saranem, double | in excellent condit 740 Cote Brilliante. 5 — a furnace. z~ © rooms, hot-water ak Rickert pl — rooms. furnace, | RUSH. BURNS. 1103 Chestnut. | Matt brick bungalow; built last year: Bu NGALOW—+4 rooms, hardwood floors, | large front porch. 5 rooms. tile bath Ist bath. furnace, basement; $500 cash. bal- | floor: space for two rooms above, furnace, ance jike rent. Fox A- 112. Post Ms. , | bookcases, copper screens, shades. fixtures, _ ‘fruit cellar: lot 30x135: easy terms. COTTAGE BARGAIN \JOHN 8S. BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut mood bungalow style cot ’ Northwest | BUS NG ALA Ww —5-room a S352 » Terry. street | BI NG. a er —6 rooms, ODe aS i to i BL =o Al DW —5460 @ modern ; immedtate BUNG ALOW—New, —' frame. tile bath. i conveniences. S211 BL NG Al JAIW —4 928 heat. hardwood floors; WIL .L ie WISSMATH. BLU NG ALOW —Mod er? tai ks: invesligat e. Lee. Weinut Manor . ag | BUNGALOW—5074 Alcott: 6-room frame: 7452 Lyndgver. 1'4-story bungalow; bath, electric, furnace; $4000 or a Fe. contsicing living room. | H. ©. WYATT CO. 2103 East Grand. lich bed- . . rerc h- lot | BUNGALOW —6°00 Natural Bridge. 7 price cut to $7500 for sms, hot-water heat: $250. , Pix ss., VALLEY TRU -* cO.. Agts.. FOUR 4407 1044 -y See tric: all price 4334 De Soto a‘ 3 reorms: e€.6 imprevemments made: | lot Loxils0; sSUNDLACH & CO.. 3615 N. Bway FRAME COTTAGE 4139 AGrove st.. 5-roenm frame, i electric: street and alley made: ict | 130; twe-reom frame tm rear; rent | per annum Price $3500. J H. _ Gi INDL ACH Hs CO... 361. 3 N B’ way. 4133 N. TAYLOR, $7200 with “5x $450 sere — brick. modern, new £a rage . vacant; "18 Cote Brilliante Gaken s- ° possession weil-built furnace: all N. Euctid Terry, 6 rooms, stea:n $8300 TRIS 4 . electric: and = Pitiede es r schools. and churches, hinee: CDEL. | A& “WASER. 278 3s. Jefferson ar. | "“ Sunday 1 rourms, 4-room modern >. ‘* } Unusual Value | N Grane he ms 2013S. ros "Col fax BU — ALOW —e. | : OOxx weet: Marfite. BU NGALOW—Frame. 5 reoms and ba .h | eee Margaret tla av.. phone bri Sn x - terms. 4965 modern. monthiy TH AND — bargain: Cabany furnace heat. rants ra) d ern; iot 300x125; price son ay. BU NG ALaoWw —49r 3 "Pheodo Te; at & Ff math, furnace. new THE STERLING MARK ON REAL ESTATE 216 Wainwright ouy) a or _{c89) Bt NGALOWS—a rooms, meder: wa easy term 5406 Beacon ay KORTE RBALTY AG ~, AN co. 1437 Les Ry. Sth ' “ent BUNGALOW —Sivece: o hot-water heat. hardw — feors. convenient to cars SS + Theodesi a. ae. ‘orest TATAOW —j 162 Arlingto ' ne va beds. hardwood owed rr. furnace terms Treasonavic Colfax arth Ope mn Sundar BUNGALOWS—Northwest. 5721 Spalding, story and one-haif, 6 reoms, hot-water heat, double garage. good boca t) on. ; Fore “se 6os4 iJ. tf . M Risc H, o- os P age.‘ BU NGALOWS—Tweo rewly built, matt | brick, 4 rooms, hari wood fleors, furnace beat: ’ m 440x130. on made street: ewner en premises (cS) i Bc NGALOW—33517 © Orie beautiful ell on ene fleur heat hardweoed floors. $i1.- 2 " , > £2 a ed ~~ ° A _g - ALFRED E Lane HMUELLER, 7 [2 Chest t 1636 Mclaraa. Col- i; Al AW — $335 NM. K —~ ghwavy b! 1c) S-room and dressing reoms tile heal Al condition; hard . Colfax [OGR. « atreet | 2 RE oMNE “RR. EL O. 506 Wainwr 3100 BI NGALOW— 5011 Arlington. “y cet) brick, bath. granitoid baseime , rage. lot 2 25: Sige h and you BUNGALOW —4116 oe en ae fo a a half biock from Faircround Perk; bat). HILMER. DUTTON & KEML ENBRINCK 1 4 —, — Ww ic (Alive rons. AY hot-water geracsce: INT-BU NGALOW—9010 — Halls . + reomes and bath. artietic ee Se REALTY co. 0. o reeme. brick. ene! basernent. weil twlit. ; @epen today. Bi m right rv ejecti ric, furnace; + wasame; | lor $5a125. act | ‘S7iz 4th st. t DL “TTON a SREHLENBRINCK. | BU NGALOW —4941 Leah ¥ bloc ok 712 3} 14th at from Kingshighway north: 5- roe m Stame — ag bath. electric bungalow: hot-water beat, COTTAGE—9015) Kou Kossuth av.: brick 500. lights, mince ed acTer net porehes front price $4 c. R. . MILTENBERGER. 14 N. Sth st. ami Tear let BT x1l05. asking Sepa. HILME z. Lu TTON «A KEBHLEN - 2713 WN CUTTAGE—A318 NN R.. Newstead: «2 mode — axe: Ma xe offer te BRINCK. lath st frame Gio! J WANSTRATH 7Ii7% Chestnut. ro ,4 UITAGE— Bri K. ee rooms, $1 Maffitt av. AGE—1°08 prairie: good brick. 3 COTTAGE —Modern. wy bath, furnace and ciec.: $5500 and beat. inquire _& JI. MO REILLY. “723 Chestaut. | CuTT AGES — smal > “0 ms. tutler and terms. al Bea valk streeis and alileve COTTAGE—Ssxx, Nort h ” Mar ket dandy © v0 oui, Se room brick; furnace, gas. electric. Cab- eler- any “S417 Tw % SN Ler street COTTA \GEB—342 0 ney av.: o-reem, tile 1044 bath. doubie garage rice $8500 NORTH ST. lay 1s ‘TR CST co corr AGE—7814 Marcus: 6 reomes= Ee. RAIME & BRO BE. Co. “De Meni! Piee.. Tth and Pine ets. COTT \GE—-2833 Semple. 4-room frame: newly decorated and peinted: 60x o> enly - _ small amourt of cash necessary. FO . Tt. Ke OHNE °“R 25 Chestnut. COTT AGE ae 1? Wi Fitlimans. 6-roem frame. all reet. alley made $4500 "} wTivcn REALTY co we we open Sunday until 4 CGT SGe—saee _ Beacon. ‘ss my hy electric AG . cas rage : A0e., end summer Kiteben. chicken house aud c anh. H. MH. MAYER RRE ALTY ©o.. “tT. ‘nien ‘“* open Sanday until 4 . “WiUis TRUST « Oo. | OOTTAGE—4058 Beacon av.: Prairie av. 4-00 foom Eb ejectris Sai Kast Pr twoilet and double iahtis, g@e. Water; ask jo 1 %-story | a’ dy tiel bath. os dpeom. with bath at 42°18 « laxton new - Tacant . _ Colfax ey wR i>? ” bat h. granitoid basement. $5500. terms. 4 reome, lot price only $2500: must have cash. HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO.. 2407 N. _ Broadway. SOTTAcE—3 rooms, cos. _ S425 Michigan. . eo rooms and re ee bali: bath, fGrnace: lat 252170 ee eonditien: priee very low. See ER. rand av. Grand 4315 Purnell: 3 reemes. totlet — 1404 Pisseil ; foam a 2004 dandy 3- xaraze. oss NORTH ST. LOULS TRUST Co. SETON x ap SL ER SRINGEK, | COTTAGE—43xx Marcus; 4-room brick. ai! BS modern. double =a °., itth set. 3-room ”) BH. HW. MAY REALTY brick cottage, both) 5004 Union: rt Sunday ‘y until 4. cD... COTTAGE—4630 bath brick : owner wil] show. TY « CO... _ 1636 COTTAGE—S451 Beaccn. made. owner wiil bath. reets ‘CHAS. Ht Bt "Ss R s TY co, Colfax 1865W. _—s_—(@) =. teth. acon ic. €rani- H. ‘ ‘oifax 1865 “4 3 rooms and a ee in rear; bargain ar DUTTON & wits ithe i? N. reots and bath rear, in tage live in ene and rent fer ~ . 50 Dury, & Redusxnixcx | | Son ae waren ® matt do: $500, | Wnion: open Sunday unt Poe nd aan, eee ee COTTAGE—207 — > sit Spee Sisee weet of Unien. at Nerth ret: eee — gn a~ electm. peas RSS @ secure a G. RB, aw ee uM "OREILLY. ~ | COTTAGE — 4919 Artingten ; frame, 3 roeme first . 2 wrfinished secon STanitoid “Ay | Fai 5 ns & COTTAGES | SUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS & COTTAGES or Sale or Sale For Saie 4-room Prick cot- | FRAME COTTAGE | ey i 2456 | and $50} four i McC RADY 2 reet made; 7 second biock : four | . Unies a garage 2 ma-' KEHLENERINCK. eae aaa iTisce: enly -UNGALOWS & pos ey or Sale Worthwest ‘bEST ~ NORTHWEST’ New brick | — irame houses. CRUTU HER CRUTCHER | Betlefoniaine nor.ih lvop. —— ee ee — —_—_———-> #— > — A REAL SNAP. 47xx ASHLAND COURT. Cottage. & room, tile betn:; lot 7S ae garage. evectric: terms. Bot A@3. P.-D. 46498 GREER AV. 5 rooms, frame: £°od condi- , , electric: price $5000: terms. KORTE REALTY AND LOAN CU.. Oni» 10g N. Sth st Central 5063. —-WenDEEt L« UT AGE rUR S5eou 5065 Genevieve: Brick. . tile bath. f rear MITT nact © iar h . rors . BELLIS, Htealtors, Arcade Bidz. . Olive »o7S8. HEAT 4-KUUOM BKICK—HOT-WAGER | 4020 Margaretta; modern + large rooms. bath, cen basement. tixtures, shades. Cc reens and rear porches; frame ga- lage adnussion. AE I~ FRY LT- LARIC KSON. 2¥=0 Ss. Broadway. 5001 Gravoi 3525 N. Grand. ty ons 50Omy~) Ceaven Northwest KUH’S BARGAIN Roosevelt pl.;: 3-room frame ,&-. electric; carage. Ses down payment me DW. L. KUHS REALTY co... ~S51 N. Grand. S321 N. Broadway. 4610 SACRAMENTO o-room frame cottage: can be used for one or two By nage a _— mice home: part wtrse meant ; TOES SKOETTER REALTY co. Broadway. te) NORMANDY ce HOME NEW. 5 ROOMS, HOT-WATER HEAT 74xx Natural Bri: ige rd. has tile bath | sleeping porch %*’ ardwood floors. cop- per sereéeers. tile roof: “lor 50x140:.onm south side of Naturel Bridge. }e Normandy Motors: ill be giad to show YECKE 4 EYDT-EARICKSON. ‘AND BATH—S$4200 : 5001 29°5 Ss. Broadway av. © Tooms and bath: Gravois. ISO alks ade. $4200: terms. | K modern conveniences: REAL TY CU... Florissant aad 50x128—easv termes See this. 1} “son Open Sunday*. BEAL awe L NEW BUNGALOW STARK, 3630 Olive s* Lin. SOOO (S83) | ok | | BU NGALOW—3386 5350 « ‘axt on. new stucro bungalow: 6 creet foundaticn. fin- Ja64 Wrvror ming. & a modern. HRUSKA. Grand 3379 ie BU NGALOW—3245 Hartford at atx > electric, fas, stuc- residential district. Uoen _reoms. modern. HRUSKA 2 Grand : 3379. roo ms OHMEYER. Florissant and | BU NGAI OW—Two-stor 1odern throughout BU NGALOW—6 roo 7s = 2158 hot- water heat carage = fr hear. £ = ; = BLNG y b ithiv:. attractive eA “5046 ea ga- | w*tit first owner tives you throuch as YE there | Grand 5637 N. Hamilton — S4 800 00 New 4-room and bath cottage: furmace: all ‘ ax ~8. >). aa PRICE REDUCE D> ON 4820 NORTHLAND AY. 4 rooms. bath. furnace, hardwood fleors; owner vers cious to se willl show you, through: will make terms 4 gOS. F. DIC KM ANN R.E. CO., _ 623 5076 GE RALDINE AV. 4-room cottage, ti bath, electric, $3500 H A4RTWiIt- DI sc "HI NGER 3022 N° Grand. 4569 NORTH MARKET $750 cash. baiance mor 5-room brick cottage. Daath, vacant. possession at onc _§ LAKE & BRv., Sis Chestnut. SEE THIS: ITs A BEAUTY Arlington: 4-.room modern frame $4400: terms 7 DIC KENS. Wlive 5581. 1. (c6=) ~ NORTHWEST BU NGALOW 5@O8 Garfield av.. 6-room brick bunga- tile bath, hot-water beat, garage. Ad- sien by card oni) Price and terms REALTY co. bath __ Sees Lpion aY. _eryining Mixaiern IME . ADY ERTISED. ; bi NG.ABO Ww —4412 | » | ‘ — Ti eodosia, 5S light. comf ortable ‘ nice bath, pretty fixtures and cex - orations; good furnace: w garage: a bic val ue at 34.00: terms. “See Mr. Ittner at wh. NZLICK _ 1010 Chestnut. Olive 142 NORTH ST. LOUIS COTTAGE w M. furna E : 4818 Maffitt a 3>-rvem brick. bath, = S uo _ Agent nt furnace. ele wner will sho pALOW—41 a Voss-~JENNING $-WINT ER REALTY co... at roof can’t Forest 4310 : nz t Lroug 38 _ROOSE VELT — electric good ‘condition REALTY & LOAN $7,105 N. Sth. Centra! 5063. _ _ LOOK AT AT 4 4716 MARGARETTA Suna! OV »-room _ tot 90x120. ANOTHER | NEW Bt NG GALOW oI9 Bea “on. ~_olifas s ni REAL BUNGALOW FOR $10,000 — BEAUTIF( lL. NATURAL FARK of Center Drive and Cres- Bridge: sew. six caraze IM Dullid- iT _ ee =i _ dor mM — - ns. loth end Chestn Sidney ‘ NG GA LOW — rouMms. coors, One-piece Sink Uwner, 5514 &S cw — 4n09g — ". * Wi bath. har iodern \riag. Call ~ Sp: ias Yerrace av. 2 Pooma, bath, . LOW —4775, 3501 . Fiad appre: aon HO! 1ENSTE! ~ } .. 64718 Mieh BU NGA LOW—273! - 2 > - LOW : -09 oUuNE2 25 or. o ‘- le | . 7A 2 ’ S10 000 Tw eV WM He! AY. Rea'tors ve 37s WALNUT. PARK Getta 5 2 56 a 2-TOOeD cot o0xi ‘ : de: ; lec eer VOSs.- FF erest s Arc a le ait oy bath : " | be h mo onal age. owner wi JENNINGS EALTY cCvU.. 4510., Union bi PRE ETT} BRICK « ‘OTT. AGE BARG. ALIN lerm + "oom s at uF urna e. e' - t~, Die gar $5" RELLIS Realtors je BI dz. Otive 378 op BARGAIN — 4546 THRU SH—TERMS 59 worl” act ¢ c' 4 REAL HOME 54 Wee “Lr? lot s "Wis TE oR R a N ace ~ al o_o . > Al ows— >’ Ss *Prnnev) NORTH, F SGMOW. . etery br » reoms, steam 5548 E oi “RS >" . rage a> ox a : . = — ) 7 hae ~~ " aeswees Geers glee; l co HARRY _REMSERCHER ye: wooed ~ , . . —. Ne brask “ ‘ - partic ee NM A N rt .. 623 Chestrnnr a -ALOW ‘ 4966 THEKLA soak, balaice Five rooms and ion hall. af JAMES M. SMITH = ALTY sriw. " recept summer r e : itaait " > ‘ . CTCSIC porch, ti bath, furnace he - Syund owner tmust se at. garage. S = 1G AN 7 Oe — OBER MEYER 9 ‘ GALOW—5211 Robert ‘ oon _Forest 331 : : mm =» sen bath. furmace. electri and garage READY FOR ¢ Occ UCPANCY ‘ 5434-38 Emerson. oe _ Harney and Florisse n't ; _ floer: tile ew a 3iie nd i. screens, shotes: I. JOHN MORES! _ Colfax 2315 3611 N. Grand. eee co = 4612 Grav is 2" : DANDY BU NGALOW H & $6033 Gs bad ree ti bath, on heot- wate r san nll ng har d- wood finis: s wo ) ck and tile per >) deu dle - ' one HARTWIG bisc "HINGER,” foe N. Grand. Ae i sovenan nt dave a - rar mre CT i ee | >-roem gcerace.: one biock from for to be appreciated ; lienry Peters, — ‘being erected | at 2544 ma. narewees see Ss, ck garage: For price BL NGAI LOW—Now Yiew gv 5 ira ” ft t rr) ae tern ‘= >» th —— = ° : > Dit , ™ a ' BOODY- GOLLER RE ALTY co 46 ¥ open for in=spect BUNGALOW—5219 Robert ay rooms and sun parlor tile beth, rage. tile roof: let ‘ to appreciate show you through MWDY-GOLLER REALTY KU "H’ SB ARGA AIN Lac. 365. 4642 Gravois av. ft 4939 *Claxten; 6 reoms, bath. electric. | Open till 13 noon Sunday small Sewn pas will show. See effice for | W—Brick; 44xx Ellenwood av.- 5 ay ment. ; modern poste weeny) _ ine tuding tric light: only $6300. $1200 cash, bal- ance menth’) 2asl N Grand. 8321 , a Broadw 4530 DAVIDSON AV. HOFFMAN REALTY Co. 4-room ck cottage. bat h cas. Ginette. | 5418 Gravois ar. rarage for one car: ream wasonably priced. See | MOUND CITY TRUstr Agent, Un ion and St Louis. av - 5561 POWERS . AV. Opposite St. Edward's Church. 3 frooms: me cottage: oe aot gas. electric and furnace: parag 3 Call MOUND Agent. Cnion ane ‘Leuts ar. o- ROOM BRICK” Tavior ay : roome peat as o0x140 \/wrner Wii wo. 2$11 BUNGALA 4 rooms, tile bath BU NG aALOW—4317 medern frame of 5 steam eat. hardwood large 500x125 out houses Fer pric HARRY REMSBECHE ER Nebraska Vi tor i | BUNGALOW- . vt a ax HAUSC SCHULTE * ‘40T Bowar . New Siieom pee 749-55-57-41-45 Plover _ tweet of st south of Sresen ge): ready to oc- 20 cash payment. belance in coer begin Sar- this 2 month thefr | Ae ae Hees Chestnut. LOVELY BUNGALOW Elien wood. bas furnace bath ; Street : clase to ena stores. Can be bourht. A th Siltoo cash. ar eee monthiv ‘yme and see A. MAYER REALTY CO.. 461° Gravots « Open Gally un Sp. m.. Sunday 10 a» mm | BUNGALOW—On brick. te 7 BUNGALO W—Immediate Nagel av: «a 4-room frame has bath. furnace. electric. cemcrete cellar: an -«x- “ellent bey in a da : t on le AL a 30 TONES *, FE. __Put st. or 5549 Wells » - GOTTAGE BARGAIN 5 Teome. electric light: 4605 San Fran- WALTER JONES Ff. FE. wt ot.. of sous Wola ar. ~ terma. A. MAYER e¥ CO. | eee REAL 4012 Gravels « 61s cot- | 4 house east — lot | »~ wVJVA | can be | Oven dally until 8 » =. Sunday 10 to 3) x. =. || SpNaLows va cOT “COTTAGES South | BUNGALOw—= “¢ ‘ “entra “3499, cor rAGE—4 rooms, brick. bat. = ie lot 60 teet. S218 Vern ont.| TT AGE? $16 eas 4 rooms, me — _BI Xx reo m. nes fro vetnen ts. * ria Cal eae AGE—s 994 Tafi chi chen shed HOWARD E. KE LSeY. : “Yl rAGh— Brick. . rooms orl ver ~zwrnces rt, 209 a PAGE—S444 Eve rgai - x : . \rAGE—3444 Lr! Tnace, §arage: hard wood PECHAN 20T.-=4 50 ‘: 34 Oo) Osceola st TOMBRIDGE “A 3EN S418 Meranmiec OCOTTAGE—7135 V : gas. ciectric. cella Inquii ‘© Alaska anu Schr — i fAGE—$7: $4 Helen: price >JOUU ’ \ Fi‘ 1h NS STEIN kK. CO o4l5 Michigan av. iw) TT AGE — M17 M) —— Due>rn. eiegant cunditic 5 | . | “3548 COTTAGE— 34 Ne braska. nace. 9 roou Inqgu ir@ a. BUX Sots 5 J room Gran d 644 9 . —-- CUTTAGE— e:ectric, fam- TAGE—B: xr S ‘flies gas 550x125 COTTAGE—2: bath. garage. 61 16- s1ls Slo pr BUX Oe} Mi: nhesota: bath. . inguire at bi xX. _do45 New port ~~ = =’ OTTAG ES4 611 Ty aaa. of ne - S.Tee. S41: boda? | VW : ‘ (YT T De ' ” AN LEALTY Cw Af 5 IS 541 e1ectric, indiana a’. > o garege: price S40); 3 1 Grav sig a’ bea utiful > reo ms thedern very Treseeaut ™ , eS Pierce Bhiz $50 Ww "Mal a~297 vu » i —+4]) ~~ Re ethor evtee ca WM. APPEL. Agent. 5 room Jrame on. eet ‘eh “* pet 4:9¢ Pn a ‘i> rT if ¢, vent mi.y —— Hiumphrey. “s J me . . ce -* “> " . IRE ‘NLA * ite ‘3501. $35 3 Tz) buys ric kK de orated vers roemlaim bath, vO-fuo isra vos ay nthi» > bu: well «AO. 1138 Chestnut E—2735 sShena nc th elettir i loah car garage: CR I =O... Jefferson _& Gra‘ i large rooma, bric xk. modern : jook af this: 5005 terme see HOHENSTEIN R 4. s Mich: can AG E—Frame., etre and gas 252125 G. HAM MEL. 'wv> TT. 3020 Neosho: all improvements made. " gase s _ Broadway. . € ~herekee at. $1000 cash. 2115-5 A ‘c balante Jeffer Lemp: month!y av fc 3 726 Michican four electric: aii ) sidney “867. a in ‘ “ologne bath, frame cotlagca, including ! arge yard, gas. water. electric: painted ; street cash, balance terms, _B roadway. (cy = G27 . Goener: one biock west — eee 5-room brick: bath. fl ixtures. large lawn, | d cken i house: a beautiful " peasonab @ vrice KLAUBER- |! is. Riverside 3100 bath, elec- = “ j fin about $600 « ach. reacy to mer p Relief Niaine car rout = to biock east; open Sunday l1 to | 5 " Owner there Cc SOTTAGE— 4647 “ck cotlage: nat h. strect made: car: can be bought Varrelman: a six-roo™ has furnec elec tr! one Diock f-om street | om terms. Ceme and | A. =o REALTY C@.. Sil? Gravois av. Ss m.. Sunday 10 ym m@m “RNISHED BU NGALUW—DNew, rooms, modern. 00S Field av Carondelet Park: $50 month. 1408 W HOUT SE—J652 Michigan: 5 rooms: me: new: $2000 down. Grand S604R. a yn 4 of frame and brick | 's for sale om very easy terms. just Seen listed. Step in and | What have vou to trade? We ve a number ef 4 and 5 roem brick DU vr ur, Ger ~~ gi om im the choic- | *=t uth Si le lor aiio “ARTHUR FISC SCHMAN REALTY Co. O915 Gravois. Laciede 11 é. Open daily till 7 D. m.. Sunday to 4 “NG ;ALOW—Brick. % b ock f from Gre- ‘vois av . rooma, ewe throughout. including furnace. elect tile bath, hard wood floors, concrete noe larg® at- tic: only $5600 Sizeo coat » walance monthi\ ; Gom't fai see this todar. HOFFMAN REAL. TY co. : 2418 Gravois av. SP?.m. Sunday 1206 to 3. WONDFERFTL HOME AT BARGAIN 5017 Columbia; 5 rooms and large re- ception hall: furnace. tile bath, electric, carage: streets and alley made. BELIAS. Realtors, Arcade Bldg Olive 378. IMMEDIATE Poss 4108 Wroming: 7 moviern conveniences. o168 x) TWO BR BRICK COTTAGES FOR : $5000, Lot 5SOxl2 income $61 down $1000 and $40 monthiy: °905-11 ‘aiifornia. near Grave 12. O. H. BROOKS REALTY CO. 107 N. Tth. ic7? ? Open daily entil to 3 Fl teur ; south Riverside | (7) real have Dp. m. ESSION. s-room DbDunga!) — ali ; easy terms. and W NER MUST — CcITy California: beautiful 4-roem ben- | large porch. oe ae fleors. tile bath. Ruud hot-water heater; just deco- rated: h “tI? i - nl to $7 2 JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnnut. COTTAGE BARG AIN. $7500 5400 Virginia: 5 rooms. bath. furnace. electri: Street am’? alley’ made. sAUDEL, & WASER, 2978 "Ss S. Jefferson 3924 HUMPHREY. $8750_ modern bungalow of 5 reoms, ; Murpby bed. awnings. screens: owner wht show you , 623 Chestnot ae § ‘tion 4-room mod- ' 0 3a39 raiow : ler AT he founda- 46517 Gravois a¥Y. Livy unti S&S pvp. M.; 3 BUNGALOWS 1769 TERRACE av. dw ood mee } - FEDERER °ATR bt “.... modern; } LE 4 LTY co. _ . ; . h1i0 Gravois ay Syn 5229 TENNESSEE Ts 610 Gravom ar. GRAND = er, water and 19 Chestnut es. GR Av us. in he Sines district: 5 Fel 4 30t. I we TINEIDER. Realtor ~ Builder. Ss 4 (sTmve I~ ti pen Sul > \ gl ] to 5 _ BRE K « OTTAGES 1 OR S068 Fi kor. 4 and 2 raemse each. REALTY t).. 3548 S. Grand Bt NG ALow—w ELL BU IL? Loughboreurgh. reoms, tile bath, od flowers Bs: wk and cercrete porch, | x: Be7o0. (jravets and Kingshighway. S SRINKOP._ ON rr ANTHONY'S PALES OOOt~*# Across, From Beaetiful Ceaveat Grounds. | } furnace. bath, | and poin‘ed condition: see SPOS | Mernene rou willl not be disappointed, | pen daity. 1 te +. wart gold. ) DALES, Grand }035M. +440 Maesg>olla. ‘ Orst chiss LAFAYETTE AV. BUNGALOW 2. ot-water beat, crapenmes. ciUur- nmear sc Poe! J16 Wainwright Bidcg. Col T A..F BARG 4IN ,elberger ; rooms, French doors, oniy ms. garege: ALTHEN Sw) Eb furnace, terins _DIE MEHL. the bath, : . om Gravois and Kingshighway. | ~OUCTH SIDE Bt NG ALOAw Upten: ‘oom brick; tile Beth, | large frent modern plumbing and lighting fx- | 4939 ~* foot jet: terms. Open Senday. 2 Bp Lits - ALLER Rr. Cw. >. T22 Ces nut. THIS IS A REAL Bry Modern 5-reem bungalow. located south- Weet: tile bath. hardwood floers. comerete PorToc fh price low and see this bungalow and you — help wanting ft Get card. ask Lar WENXZLICK. 1010 Chestnut Olive 1427 a es eee — eee WONDERFU L. CARONDELET il bloc k acuth of Caten- e ~ . BELLIS. Realtors. Arcade Bidz Olive 378. STUES#EL REALTY CO. 3548 S Grand. BU ‘GaLOW—4 rooms. furnace, electric. conerete celular. onivy % bieck from $1900 cash. halance REAL 5418 Grevois ar. Oven “ally ti! S pom. Sunday. 10 te 3 4373 BEETHOVEN AV. rea brick 10: PAPIN & TONTRUP. 606 Chesthat > st. | aporeximately | STUESSEL YR nae | Saeed righ 1004 ' corner pay nice do | Open daily ¢losets -? ce a terms reasonabiec: | 3 ‘ Riv Laclede 363. 363. Open ui until 12 neon Sunday ings. clothes 7975 Beautifu! a y SC INGSHIGHWAY. reof bunga.ow. ¢ ~My . seeping perc tile one ghee water "ost: 2 S-car brick garace. 542 TANSDOW NE. Seuthampten. very attractive and ) built sun parior. sieee- ing perch. hardwood floors. eDe- cial fixtures ol om _ i other attractive tures: “ ww ——— ard LOU {- HBOROU GH. OPEN 2 TO ® TUDAY nder construction: will have tile beth. ae brick perch. cwt-stone stepe fix- tures. shades. screcns: best materia! » Lo > Maroushou*- 5017 TENNESSEE. | Very nifty S-room red tile-reef bunca- low: hardwood floors. metai Weather strips. - r Fe ~ Penis. Realtors. Arcade Ride. Olive 37 ¢3. | New Beautiful Bungalow 6136 Columbia. Cliftes aunts five , po~ ar 1016 YALE BUNGALOW. reomse and sieeoing perch: furnace, tile beth, hardweed now. | @iectPic fiatures. __ double garege. it 138- om made « . JOuN | 8. ALAKE & PRO. S13 Chestnut. | S4 NEW BUNGALOWS 6532 Smiley. and 6622 Pyter; beeotiful th fernace. clectric : Baise: “Yer ens en coe’ a and $30 «a Menth: cet Bay tl & nice, Sew het where the " HAASE REALTY © “CO. eet Goemtout. ~ BEAUTIFUL ; BUNGALOW solentid C-reum bunge- furnace, ai burner? ; ele chy its «ar line ‘to property. 2OUN &. BLAKE & PRO. 815 Chest rut. Hi POINTE DISTRICT eden’ one quick aan ee brick a4 5 he, aE. furtace. hardw to be appreciated: owner mat “be pee 4 JAT KUMS OO, 10: aod i Chestnet ste, ~~ Northmoor Park Bungalow Corner + + aera av@ Manhattan drive Zseeme, brick 7 garages ee KUHS REALTY «oO. Gra Sa2t N. TH kK EL- N ROOM COTTAGE Swan av... 5 rooms end reception furnace, electric, bath: 2-car garage, DY &£ OBERMEYER. S179 Easton. 3196. De) ma r Se0w. INSPECT THIS ° TODAY — gr yng stuere bungalow. Osen from pos 4 today, 6047 Odell ot.: 4 rooms, tile furnace beat. brick mantel, baflt-m Grand. well ae Tower Greve te G00 weet and meh. ene bieck gouth Mell at Tieasonable price end en y 1 3 : eecesvary to handle. TONY HURLE- | ~ cor. Grand and Arsenal. | fewer “Grand 4019, ¥ Vietor 241. txc stow’ SACRIFICE — ‘One big bargain; must be | today: leaving town. 6421 Kingshighway. OPEN 2 TO 5 TODAY ” aa TECK EI PEYDT-EARICKSON, cer Broad Grevots ha oe aaa Grerd, autiful } New Bur Bungalows King’s bighweyr — * peat ‘et oe TR olen vie harks putts onderf al Careaia rl L BUNGALOWS.

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_@® 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, | nan v8 AND COTTAGES | BUNGA ai ; LOWS AND COTTAGES | Lara. AP’TM TS. FOR SALE) FI | | FLATS, AP'TM'TS. ‘FOR SALE) hunts, AP eM cwTs, ‘FOR ‘sale. FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR oR SALE| FLATS, ree 6 FOR SALE FLATS, ap’ Tm’Ts, FOR ' comin eonerpunptinareoe " a ’ Bie My. Va ae : } . ae i : . yom » — _Sourn 2g einen RINCK, a a : 5 Ri i A St : E hemi pen _ Mi i ‘* ; Ue. , Ay wD gout re og * P , ' ele. ‘tric, furnace. S$: 3800. 21 Beit ey. | Sues Me nen; 5- 6 rvvias yA —o int. ——--— —-— - =? in N. 14th s 1828-30 N N . 21st. St. ra S in eman —~ Pin . tie baths. furnace; double) OOTTAGE—4216 Sarpy a (o6os Buriat; 0-6 rooms ‘’ or s rooms, 3 bathe, | SINGLE FLAT—A — inves | i. 99 —— ’ te ™ bh av.: 3 reoms, | oi / . , ne investment. 3719 Four-family, 4 and 4 room brick, with | | “ae TERRACE 4 Map.c; 6-, Tous 7 and gas thr Sushous; Cote Brilliante: 3 and rooms, baths. | bathe, electric lights, immediately opposite | | Wiese, 390x200; price right. bath, garage; -al! imur@ve D- K an SR REALTY CO., Pie - prévements; cheap: ‘6 6-7 lu.é newly pape: red Sis decorated, 2623 . lect , NEW COTT “a , . re et eee een $23 tio : bie at: ggagonavls offer takes it ai fiat Foor Mee, 10%, machines: owner | St. Louis Park; be sure to louk at this | Home buyers and inv estors are in the mar- #be- "ug 6. 2610 Gravois av. Ven |, 2-0 rovimis live, 4 rooms. hot. , oe y i390 “TC ASH c 0” rT AG E—#l x) . Ler tha: g * roum | frame: oun ? i nrignt: ; De! mar 4° / my" TONY HU RI EMAN F building today; ewner wi . , seauanable cash ment. > - . 4 - — a : ‘ . Cor. Grand HILMER CTION EHT. "EN BRINCK, = > J. K. KAIME = 9 Brune; modern o-room bungalow. iL wonthly je ca “ba nent, balance easy rt der aero rog Oe . reas tar ae tr es ad. ten. Grand Pistia nal, second : fe ILMER, mo ~4 * ith. st. ket early this year, and the o opportune time . - A . e lo : x : ren a wilh. Ln. ‘ ter « & De ie Meni! Bld A and Bi @ floors. ctc.; double . — Bide. 7th arre poron. bard win ) : | VINGS TRUST CO... 4915 Del : ; 7 | $7 ; — 41. ¢ g ow! 7 nt S870. balance £30 per | eres a PS FAMILY rr LaTs. 3744; price only $5000. s TRIVLE. k ot —— a ‘ . a ; ‘ >a ae -o ake ‘ ‘ oe ee ewes ae burly rw S 7 ; . ne nyesi nent. ae * bs - e. . = . rips. | PRA eras c 1 ome for, £3500: terese 5045 Kennerly, 2 | 2414-40 NX. Sarah: 3-3 rooms.) Sug AQEN S_PLAKE & PRO. 815 Chestnut,” | TEX} MENTS—2 double: d-rcom flats. Box| =“ PRIN STOCKED GERMANS. | —s property if there is one in St. Louis. _ Grand 81 erias REALTY | Aas ele ee EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST C b1ay Hudiamont; 4-4 rooms... 2. 15.500 INVENT ME NT WITS | FUTURE 304. Post-Dispatch. . bs : = ee Nes 4s ME BARGAIN PASTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO., O1°0-28 Page; 5-6 rooms... _.. in 1434 N. 13th st.: 10 flats: rents will | BU Ti.b: NG——1087 ©. Gelicwe. av. cave IMMEDIATE POSSESSION iin — , . Lindenwoed, % | COTTAGE- 4242 he -FAMIL 3 Weinberg, 1012 chr ' ot MB¥210: pric ’ 8 Eis ate Chouteau ay; 3 rooms; | 1116-18 (LY FLAT — a ER OS at ‘Hent condition: price right commanding newspaper and direct mail ad- T have «a dand . yw /AB . Realtor. : => 290x150; bargain price. REITZ, 725 Vic. 7 ‘ Academy; 4 0 r are | particulars ‘® me” are with bath. wil! s sell on y Te » $1000 ) ' wt a : i] °¢ rele i , : . [toosevelt Iligh Sch pa inclosed porch, electric; hot | eee nd gee eet ices Lindet! 7059. 508 Rial to Theate: HO ; 25 } ’ arvice ; eS Pith | BU NGALO F ~ EMPLOYEES ATTENTION gt &% A472 Easton. 4135. si She ne 1-4 rooms. ap is. 000 | be $1. 200; op ‘ice 500: terms 4s | , 47d 5 rooms, 6 recom on second floor: a O27 Renten. 2-farrily ‘ aie & seade. Be llis spec ‘alized S¢ lling sery ie ine lud | NEAR GRAND AND ME from Gratiot station; new 1 44 -story ath, ete, ception hall: 50. ft. front- -20 Medios nt: 4-8 rooms.$17,000 TIS MORG AN. 84750 - ti SP ne 38 N & ST RODTMAN, “8 Z. Oo. RELL ER. 3531 ‘ __i2ee Mart, 4,and, 5 roma: hot "Se of ae orps of ex sper ts of prov ed ability, all ro . = | ath bargain Bee 4316 ~ Ha % ‘es JA0TK or FITZ- CO A) TAGE aan ungalow t\ le. Py » way i°.- I I ATS ; -— an oo a" “Seinen will show vou through a d i : ‘ : . : : ¥ 1 Ke St) i€ ‘ } , i’ ° — - ; ; il on terme. | price. : Us *. ® Me ee Southwe st Dank : sxx west: gi od le q ti n b bert ‘ aon Ne ‘wet: sad : 1-4 roeotmns. S30,000 . c ALI 1 r FOR Ot R JOS. I’. DICK MAN ta p | $:|"$750 to $1000 CANN wecerrens cor, ewe, 6 faree| BSsaacpunry:,. pimediate possession’ | at. vu te home ang 2 inseseaten FENEMTNT BARGAIN "| ite she Porick cottages vents RENTS #960—PRICE $6000 ee : . all hardw joors, hot-water heat, | will handle velmar 387. ‘e@ are sure tt ’ ea germ 9294.98 Biddle. nnaan G -- a $120 month: orive $10,000; near the rail- 2407-08 N. Sarah: age J and 4 room ai nee Pon abet: ») , Bearawood fio po wee rte | TT ae Tid a: : on 4 .. -! Ss000: Hick #1509 per apnuImn: asking —__ 2407 N. Broadw ay. bus) CASTON-TAY COR. TRE! U.. interested ll OF ‘ae are looking for a well-built home r. stelle. 1045 East Park pl. Cabany B R | N Ix () P > tI | KC a TWO FL AT WARG AINS St ling will show you today. All for $12 5840) \ | NOLLAS-LUPFE LISS C™estm it Two aonaee briek fat. 3-3 *! an ; P ‘ IS’ "Ty selling your Ssueg | i rooms each, {) |: ALLON } ARK DIS &rRi¢ I we 7 alte 1 Hou se — G0 Crest. 4 rooms “gnd bath. ; ) Goon INV FSTMFAT PROPERTY fas: br treet: on a car line. See 1607 ~ HL ABBOTT. _ Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | . lagric, Concrete basement. aay DOU BIB KF LATS PBLG: SherMar av. 4 rooms un’ 8 down and ‘aon. N 1th. Phone Colfax 700” 1-4 modern vbungalow-f'at. hardwood property on uM DIATK POSSESSION ' bad W porch, L-shape frame cottage: i tah: -s}. modern, 815.000. Barvain for enie Pals Kor Thee erty YEc h; $. modern. oy. and , . ¥ ri rice $5000: : — oa ecna bie ® , a -* 1. Au +-5. . . ‘ ' I'nion. (OLA iadt . 0 on 6S nde vs ev? ~ " y ter -_ v furnace. bath, electric; pric | Beene reasonable terms. me Sortie: » moderr, $19.50 nion. =.) t : inves. 2} MADISON ST. aA as KUHS, REALTY co. attractive EAITO ree a Mive Pm ny vom" ne : “os East Park pi. Cabany B50 ann Me Donald: rent $7320. .# E. Cc OR. OT Wy y ND CARR 4-3-room _ rents $45 7 : oa wie . electric, beautiful “ten ul e t TONY HU RL -EMAN, “a f) ao annem | rn aS ae! | Eee aa C2 EP 4955 Arses - -. One double one sine'e buff oe on “Oth: | ; nth: ov wner ‘ , — 4 _Gr rand, io N. Br oadway an prices now modern’ conveniences: iw, cor. Grand and Arsena', ‘ Tiger. 70xx ETHEL AV.—BUNGALOW 4 A kA { bathe: $13.500., aes ‘ner steré: rooms rear: flat above: | KORTE Ri & LOAN CO. oe 4019. aoe VICtOF Six rooms. hot-water pont, tile bath, | a Ben J emt I 00 ‘ies, en Carr: fats have bath, elee- | live t = 108. N. Sth. Central 5063. Northwest | preva iling, OLIVE 3 duced from $8000, original 4 _~ —— 04-56-58 Alab mand. | sale, $6500: 1+ _ for Trt ABW “BUNGALOW FLATS | ca rage. Phone Benton 1844. ein. 000. mee _ rooms. *: first-cless condition: anna! rent a | AY ‘OTTAGE AV. — re, a . ' oe. 8 if Fou LR ay it nee" ne apt 37-41 SUTHERLAND AV. 1s, | BRICK , COTTAGE-—LARGE Lit —eaTs | 7405-10 Cass; 3-3 rooms: $6500 Boa ep reyment. TODDERTE LP, and 5 ‘room flat.” furnace electric, APARTMENT ——O- aS Nas rom Bridge. | oe oe ay ARCADE BLDG Be: |Fanini,Bome, take = look af UMMM o,f020™ Sd, Cree ce: | 1210 SN. Sorin: G roomm, double garae, | ARIG-2Y Cottane.) SH auher Siz 900 | REALTY CO. “no7 Cheetwut. vive ties |v SUR” SIG heels “cal | AWLIRGTON TEE and 8 roomer cli | ONCE : > OLIVE GI91 ' vy ee rans evonsi) . — - 4 - en ee . 2 ~*. Jal Be. ‘en- ’ BS ° U uu “ . n ST, 1ouIs, } Pina ANCTA CO. 17 ¥, x , t-in Tg Rpt cg ong ae ne ELIAS. Realtors, Ar ade Pilde. Olive arn | 201). 1? Devonshire eae mats Shere | a >! A c ASS AY. tre’ &a36W conveniences; =-car_garage. i. ve 2121 = ete “ ; seen to prec enn had oe A ids 5N9- Manche oe tts a Lene ees 3-R00M FLAT °°». "BLE F — 1 oe ‘ALOW BARG Al 5840-4" oa mptan ete * SRA) | wm a P os ~ Be Newiade: bah. electric. garage. reoms each: baat x electric: rental ASK THE BL y ER ASK THE Sie cLLER dco Missou: | sb-0> ’ $13.00 4 ooms: SI OU S10. 000. A ”, ) 4515 McKinley av.: 5 rooms n e | : . : * AGN . — 16. —wer7y ¥ to Sr vois. floor: furnace, tile bath. "tat ne Fy | — 2-67 Idaho, 3-3 rooms: 210.000. 1OHN DOCKER Y & SON 1925 Chestnut WAURE price are ds ecard of wdmission call Sl. ) wer annul $1000 0 CASH weewee $2000 CASH | $6000 at quick sale or more particulars, phone or write. + —— *" | od 3 and 3B ro fl Per« ale or , - . br ce 2, 200 ; easy terms. JOHN a inday. UU Baden 1 ti] ee - ree le ; bath. hot and cold water, furnace:| A. MERCURIO, 706 Chestnut. Olive 131. __ etectrie ; ce ste BU NGALOW—Southam — han Nagel. 5 blocks west of Kingshigh- Olive. 1437. 106 N. 8th st. Central 5063. | ©™™ buildings for the smal) «a Ys ~ , . ' a + s : room, bath and hot-water EEE. 05 Oravols: Cherokee caro rotn ot | — Bt. Waisis, Mo. of $1500 ‘and a monthly payment, which FLAT—Double. 3621 N. Omy_st | 7M. MAUSCHULTE RE. Co. | girat-clags condition: owner on premises. | BEAUTIFUL SINGLE, $12.75 FRE —Lebie iy 8501 irdeck, ? ;, used ‘ deen porch oe ‘ROOM BU NG ALOW—BARG AIN oy ~~ “to exceed. the st and principal coacges| F 7 a —4- ‘ roo! we 24114 Coleman: f ~ 180: oN. ‘LE EFFING Wie “T7 ‘LAT 71-73 Elmbank, 4 families, 4°" = , , S NG ? $12,740 reese S520; $9000. By 5X REALTY. BU NGALOW—Sou tham mpton; ‘ : Ar : wonderful! lot. 660x125, with lke Vleyview . sleeping porch: garage. bull di ng You 7 month] y rent of the &. — -_— — sardine atin (c | Kea! ifTrul 6 and D ee flat. hs th evs . garages, re nt $2040; price r 536 St. louis av.; new singe 4 and FLAT—3302 a 5-5 a ane 5238 Murdock. Chas, : trees. arbor. imported rose | BU L L-s SMITH. 722 Chestnut. Olive ROG". - YOUR OWN | LANDLORD REAL bargain in fiats, evervw here. Sne raze. oppose park. onlv $8000 ‘ c os $1: . 500. _Lindelt : 5644. Si re fiat; tile baths, hardwood ilovrs, ge: | Pee A * Wale “his includes a dandy 3. | (o80) | and pay yourseiy tons AND ’ MINTON, Tit! e Guar. Bidg. Main | 620. OSTERMANN. 1514 N. 15th st. Central FLAT—5S5953 Garf! ot 4 and 3. modern ; | hot-water heat. asa aia ap Pig Ang . rat eae as De Re F, “ ® ce o ’ unday, awh ‘. ts SAS-, * >. : -—-+--—+ — BUNGALOW—654xx Drese — ‘gottage which sets on rear of lot; open to- PRETTY WEL LSTON HOME | to someone else. We can giv , LAT —1800-2 N. Jefferson, 4-family 3 . : ea owner, upsets: furnaee, hardwood floc i , your inspec i ‘ae Wide. Olive S78. ON YOUR OWN TERMS % | Years’ time in which to > balance, | _crectric $750 dow: . Grand 804k. ~ a ‘G . 5 AND) 6 ROOM FLAT HARRY BISHOP CS28A Easton. |__ 618 Chestnut st. or 5540 *Wells av. | FLAT—Double. Sule i: less than cost. Cabany 2417w, oe Realtors. Arcade Bldg. Olive 37 low 288 Wellston av.; modern new bunga-| This plan of ours pvides you with the| FLAT Motiern. 11 rooms, and medenenan | +. 35 Leduc. single flat, brick porch. ti'e Cabany 917) — 5330 ST. LOUIS inawire at BUX, +9542 8. Grands - a . w on : - r ‘OO . ence ts > j ath. irick ir; ro» * ; = Oee ‘ q ‘s i " , . 4 Be NOALOW—Southam : New Beautiful Bungalow BEL LIS, Realtors. Arcade B! dg. Olive 378 | The flats contain tive. Hn and a path | RUG. ow ser, Bellew a? Sows. . ‘ - eRe: hen: Bi Gee VAT —3: 215-17 3 North y Market: 4 family, Four new 4-5: hardwood floors, hot- bLAT——-JO31 8, Spring, modern 5-0 room —————— | On each a A Heville, tl. ) | SAVINGS TRUST _CO.. 4915 furnaces. H iLMER. BUTTON. KEHLEN.- | Water heat; built-in tile bath: easy terms. | — double; garage: owner. _ you" mt @. ie , : 136 Columbia, Clifton Heights; five BIXX , oe ten floor, have large porches. attics, | ip ap — go. 177 ar wy om : Del Ttah wan Holber s . + matt brick. hardwood floors f-room dw oon MAPER AV. condition. | separate hot-water heating plants, har 2 LAT — Gatfield, 3- 4; also 3 cot FOUR- FAMII. Y. FOUR R Le BRINC KK REALTY CO... 2712 N. l4th.(c e) | MeCRADY ‘Guede 5179 ston. FLAT—908-10 Utah : 4-family. 3 Spgs ye in | : large closets, tile bath, modern { modern. hardwood floors. tile bath. slate | ea" floors throughout. and are preje:ly Y yeaa as Se mcs db tae bed: +34 Vest ar orne R ROOMS. ft wt a As peer |__Forest 31 Delmar Ww. ___Slectric: $1000 down. Grand itaske: very liberal ne; - aby electric fixtures. Home Comfort | roof, garage Priced rikht od aed = y and well built, with all of those little con- ® : : se SUES 8. Grand, l~ ic Vight. BAeg c r ner 0 Farrar st.; | FLAT—4775 Greer. 4-6 room, modern, | = ~ | PLAT—20a4 Geyer; 4-3 -air ; Wamace, fruit cellar, coal bin: porch across | never offered ates | : pu: sal he . hich are usu mally found only in! FLAT—5 snd 6 rooms. hot- -water heat. ca- | $1 ‘0. 000: terms e stairs, etc.; priecd | Diets ELSE. re 4h aft one 9 to} Si} NGLE k LAT carage. modern. Rt’ “Mitire front: lot S0xi27; considering con-|) _ Olive 8423, Olive 8277 a Many mt wells widens residences. . | rase. near water tower. a good buy. HAUSCHULTE R. F. CO. G 140° aston, (c) On Terry av., near Kingshighway: 5 and | PLAT 3958 ath. “Ai 4 no his ‘ PT bie ‘onvenience and without obli- | H. G. MOLHLE, W > os BS aay eM wv of ston . 4. — t and price ther s thing to oo wainwright Bi ! : . oes -6 rooms, baths. separate hot-air furnaces 4548 nee it: immediate poxsessic BU NGALOW BRARG AIN Kation on your part we shall be ploased iL. " ~—4? “77> i ab : int eee — 2407 N. Broadway. _ | FLA T—4525 St. Louis: 3 ” and 3. bath. newly dec orated: ivory woodwork: owner furnace. BUX, §. ‘ CRAMER, Realtor, Ul3L- Columbia. 5830 Ridge av., 5-room brick and state | to send a machine for you. We fvel that | sh adie; four-fapily, - RENTS $100 MONTH, electric, 2 separate furnaces. concrete | anxious sell. “LAT——2912 Indiana: 3-3, = ea rT a —_ ee bun ¢} ‘@ iee | You st ss « 4 oehute rooms, bia! e| ie; it : ATA.2) ‘ler 4.farmi x - sscoo jn i, oa furnace, electric: te ie a See R “nae _~ to appre clute the! GEO. FE. B ASHFORD. a gh a wioghets mene c Fas $- family _f-room. basement: price FASOO; easy terms. CORNET. * ZEIRIG TRUST. 719 Chestnut, food condition: $7 { jt R ng you. Call us and Le nm : as 0Q mouth; priced | JOHN A MERCURIO. 706 Chestrut : PLAT—4400 6 YA E . BU NG A] OW WM. J. ABBOT T REAL, TY CO. convinced. LA T—816. gv arren; monte, 3 and 3: ‘n- | $6750: make offer. 0 . FIRST TIME Lou rooms and sleeping porch: matt ~~ — —— 1216 International Life Bldc. TIN | OL PAN, 712 ~ Ch Bir t. ‘ ») © 240 'N. Bros dwa\ a | FLATS—Doub.e set. 3_reoms each: rents | I PLAT kaa E . furnace, tile bath, hardwood floors, --6256— C AB. AN NE AV. . Olive 1913. (eo): FLA’ T—1618 "“Sieere: . vu — eens te 4337-2 o N. NEW oy —— | $1 392: price only $8900; nets about | en A T r rice Te ae . fixtures; double garage; lot 25x Bungalow: ' Sunday Phone Cabeny S&826J ogan: baths, electric, ga- Corner. cf ¢ 2 . 4 per cent; jook at 4515-17 St. Ferdi- 5S: 26- 28 Gerhiid s av. . S ae eS 3 rooms, oo erm = 4 : od ‘ atreet. h Kaiow, near'y ney 4-room stucco; pease a a eet Ean Ae rake DdvVUVU cash, $45 Wonthly. Orive fiat - arte modern double 3-room ‘ sf wonderful bargain.” . A. BEN- furn ’.car FLA Blaine 4.5. ficiency ; B® RLAKE & RRO... 815 Chestnut hardwood floors. tile bath. hot-water heat. ; V’LATS—wW EST. 8150. at. baths, furnaces, electri: brick “KE. 312 Wainwricht Bldg WAT. TER SCOTT r CO,, “B05 Chestnut st. $i. 300. BUX, sane 5. G cas efi y : ——— ° . ° car Rarage, side drive: priee $7500: b320) Union bl.: 5 and 6 rooms. FLAT “1913 N. MUL 4:8) eT Ts eeremes: | £ rent SI800: sacrifice at $1: 3.400. oe i. ri a “ 415 => 1] lenbank. 5 . tealan bath, | pee PLAT——ASaTA Pennsayly wanda ; ¢ or tBundes ild a . eae NEW BUNGALOWS MART i PGBS | ee ae . Sunday. ~saene P mia 4 and 5 rooms - Jarge Heht | $5300- wood pM 0; Tents $1020: | J iN |} H _ABRt 'T % Realtor, 709 c* ‘estnut. hot - water heat. single rarane, sone aa Real Home and Investment _ garage: extra lot: it? an n 198. 5. ’ Smiley, and 6522 Fyler; beautiful! A A ‘abany 4400 0 > Waban tA a Imar, | Aaxx as any ot: $$ et terms. ef _BUX I BAI sTY. - 1 oN. FARAH alley paved. Colfax 3300 ! Buly this fine new apartment fiat, 5215 FLAT—-4728 Min a: 3-3: rooms th, furnace, clectric; or Delmar 812. (@) spo 5 and 6 rooms; price low: | FLAP—iGs5 pd so awn Ww ‘ RICE JUST REDU CED YRC KMI-FEYDT-BEARICKSON. Northland ay.. live In one and derive » rye > nevora : ; res : 500 cash and $30 a >-R OOM I R I 'K 13%; 5 3 bath 23 Dé Soto ay. 3 and 4 rooms, | Four rooms, steam heat. tile bath her. | x side Office. O25 N, Grand. | food income fzom the others; 4 rooms and G S; care “"— _ ; in every hme 4 ge also a : t ramnl nice, new heme o-R SRICK I3xx Union; 5 and 6 rooms. wath, “el.ctric, etc. Rent $840 per dn. | wood floors. 2-car garage? price $5500 ao sfondi - sunroom, with Murphy ‘bed: strictly mod- rand. ‘ alow, furn a ys wage ate — BAIT Welle av.. eloctric. cas: fine jot, | 2334 Cottage; 3 and 3 rooms; $0500..| “S._Walr_owns ' #$ Grand 1382M. | owner will consider offer See thi« today. AT—3158 North Market: new 4 Mii in every respect: ideal location: only | FLAT—2647A Gever; 3-2 root rane: epaction teed oe price ; EALTY. CO. 21 Chestnut. NOx? RBO- SR3500- make vour best offer , o1aG Wells: 5 and 6 rooms. : FPLAT—Cheap: frame: 3 reaene Ps ee DICKMANN @ KE CO. _ ae — offer te a = 40x125; strevts made; tig] “BEAUTIFUL BU NGALOW 51xx Ww EL, LS and ant" oh ee Steril 4 tail. lot on side: * $4000. “Box! k- 194. P.- foo : SINGLE FLAT ? RBARGAIN ee to J. CONCANNON, W ainwright | jut st, or 4 5549 Wells av. ern: #9 Derlors, garage: Yale av.; splendid G-room bunga- “9 te ‘ :| PLAT—910-12 Buel hanan-. .4- on * _ 4471 Kossuth; 4 and 4 room flat; bath, | ——— 9k soy rey: | ROOM SINGLE FLA AT FLAT—H667 Blaine: ‘ ; 5548 ; hardw: od floors. steam heat: rent S220 Ne eB = k Rank furnace, 4] burner): Five rooms. tile bath, hot- water he $18,000: t Oe ee cellent build . electric: douhle garage: newly decorated: | (LAT—47275 Cote Brilliante av.; 2-family, _aui re x, i | hardwood floo r ete rice & price OX terms. - , ‘ding: $6000: terms. -i\owner on firs — Ve 439 +}. ; ock w re at fixtures, hardwood iioors, porch 1. ‘TOR Y MORESI,. ae rl e 8000° 6322 Cabanne: 4-family efficiency F HIR & FINE, S09 «*hes‘nut. . . office OA, SUS. Freer: 1h PLREEST See Os ang. AB ~ ont brig, electric —e Be Fen ey Rea ergy Bla opt Ty mF r: sane Se —— ees _— - Qcrosy entire front; garage; | 0x140; Js. J o “, Grand, ar tes! age * made ; take City Foi ot 50x on Colfax 2345. Bibme Kw 6& rooms. : tenement district: 3 rooms | “RT MIG DIRCHINGER, 3022 N. Grand. HILMER, "DU TTON & KEHL ea ae K, flat of 3 rooms each: "9 electric, ot 2138-30 North Market; 4-family. 3 and 3% easy terms. Box K-314. 712 N. Tath and cold water, granitoid laundry: also its car line to | — ee 4401-3-5 Evans: double 4 and 5S rooms. , - electric : , @lectric; fair condition: price 253 PAULI ‘ hea 8. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. i Easy Payments Ne ; a dandy buy; price $12,500. Dw : P. -D. | 5 and 6 rooms. tile ‘bath |, Se tile, PLAT--2818 N. 2: Sth: 2 f family 3 —"y 3 | Zroom frame cottage, in Fear: cheapest umbia, west of M in. M JOHNSTON R. & INV. c4) . 5, ele at Bt fine bul iludin seen to be appreciated , t rit > . ea $540 per year ama}! amount cash "Be! ER . SV au $S . : 00. . ALO ps’ Sutherland; | le Forest 9430. 5003 Page av. HILMER, PTON & KE BL EN’ BRINCK, | You, throve See e, ay. JOS. F. nd $35 per month will buy. HILMER- | EASY PAYMENTS ° io 8. 18th, 4-3; well it dzone - NS — 71” . : "ae ‘ 3 b BUX, . Gra : hardw . tno -- 0.500 | nace electric, street made ; > pa- | SEO. Sat Rs aiaines DICKM NO 9 , . . cars. : we Reduced for oy aaa brick of pered ra nd painted throuchout ; : ‘ 2. Fi AT—Inc ome Dp? onerts . G-fami'lv: 3 i ~~ -~ ae 14th st. A? N R. E ‘ ’). 3 Ch t sstnut |. DU ae oh ita BRINCK RBA! TY at ~ 5310 Hodia mont: 4 rooms. beth, fur- - | ” rooms. => at furnace. hardwood | ey “tm end of stoMarnont car line: wal oo se and bath each’ all conveniences: | * ‘. 3806 La .abadie av 5 aoe 6 rooms Well } 7413 0 I ARADTE AV. a8 PT ‘ T = h re he ; Fi y nace. electric, gar rage 2 cars: owner will mus be seen | © locks north: $8500. A!s Tt ae 9 des ee as: ents « ral ): rice ¢ - not-wate | tile hn r P yer yada single Ltn yD an rooms 4e Pe ine new 0 water eater at. ; wa ual ' = " ; . A'so Naylor av., 79xx Thomas: rental Tht oom 1 rage: maths. double gi . |” finished attic rooms. tile bath. hardwood and 9 rooms; at a low price. gee S82: | show ; E Ow offic “Cie REALTY a: Tt on premises: | between Kienien ev. and Hodiemont ear. 000: $5000 cash. balance deed “st. ge: rents 10: 24 per year. WILL UC. | ; 118 WwW ISSMA'TH, 2548 N. Grand P f.cors. hot-water heat. one-car garace: Highiend avy. Do not miss this has O83} S. Grand as BL N. Broadway. “‘LAT—4-room, at 4 "| BUNG 4 of 0 aaeS Rose av.j om A Sane KILGEN, “12 W Vainwright lig. See owner at 2 N. Vandever‘er a N. Gore ; must be seen ta b iat F _ everything you could “SS ick ] ply F. A Be . . tae’ t Cc 8 ——-— : an as - “ ———— r q ‘ } eae «." e . rus , P 9 be anorecta tec Ow ner will r ; Ould as or; quik sale ~m = bt et ° ° oors n-a-dor bed anc hestnu t ts, F LATS FOR IN VESTMUENT A’ Ti "45 ) No rt h Market: 3-4 rooths ow von throug. Di alu ~ by single flat, Om - ot oo sO CUPIC, Lan Kas. $ #500 *' to see 41°1W Lexington av. and make large 08: werkt ae. SOT reasonable. _MORRIS, AACR SS eee Fiat Dadi H nd L ‘ price ) oe spatch. — , Al. MOAN CO., Ta { y Chestnut st m ry er . wa KUHS REALTY CO., | HE! MME C MANNISP AC KLER R. E. CO., LL AT—1i4. family. 3 and 4 rooms; price Yiive Ls: x 106 N. Sth st _ Central 5063 . TE RF. ITY # LOAN CO. iOlive S069. Central GIL5L, Benton Siw South | Fiat 98 Wryomi wants . ; ¥ WEN. Grand. 8321 N . Broadway, | ae AP Chestnu sts. only $15 5.0 ee = whee ;' 7 eR al ge owe pppmm A 4 families, 3 ive 1427 106 N 8th. Central 5062. | FL AT—48xx Hammett — pl. double, | co con: | STENTS oie, Souh skh: in-| harge in IND’ mr Sy es ‘ "\" yt To W. I.. RO , «od Cnestivt st. PANS 2aen, electric: rent SO. S737 COTTAGE Av. sisting oO ond rooms, ardwoo APART —F roo oes ‘ FLAT —2600 Botanical’ _———y* ey a” BARGAIN on . Bl NGALOW S | Olive 8069, C ntl ral ‘61 125L, : Behton oilW AN eee che KE-BUERMANN. : 4-5- roon . single het : ® ith. electric floors apt na set tile bathe = -_ come 130, reer a $46,000; , casy ay H 4 My Fe a Owner . .- nave two UNnaRiows at vi +? AING r LA T—New. 4 and 4-room: th e | Sidimesien estn ut st. irnec naces, ‘l-car rame garage: exceptionally: terms; aise oO 6748 Rartmer, six rooms, bath. breakfast | INGLE hay 30x10. “Box C-4%. Post- Dis. eLAT— S515 > Conduit av: brick. 4 HARTW 1G-DISCHINGER, 3022 N, Grand deep jot: property in very godd shape:| price $21.000; 5-0 fooms.. a can LAT TST I Iowa, pad © roeme, beautiful 5-room; | TOM And sleeping porch, hot-water heat- | AL bareains in flats, everywhere ‘e} freoms, electric; lot 60x120: price $55uU F AIRGROU NDS PARK FLAT rents $195 per month, Agent, Box C-91, | will handie; no agents. Box C-2Se. 2st i * - rt : sun porch: all mod- + lant. D & T. watem. hardwood floors Re TON Title. ‘Guar. Bidz. "Main 620. STROUTMAN & STRODITMAN., 4p ! 5-6 rooms: tile bath ee Rrepe teh. _ | APARTMENT—41xx McRee; 4-family, Ld tater AT 3785 4 a 1 44 ux 0 i; iravais 7 ‘ Ber ce ouit woh on a eRremnbeut: Seep gt ent; plenty of light, : 3Q)7 N. Broadway. le t-water Peat: double garage: RFA —aenate, “Cote Brilliante, “4756; ‘four ay efficiency ; son J bath, 4 furnaces, PLA nh oa >. ™m.. OF ..- > : ‘ e * Pog ixtUTES ang screens, FI] tt t—16: > 34.36.89 . er We pe ") . eond floor vacant: ow . rooms an ath first floor. % rooms and oak floors. copper guttera; ' e . BUNGALOW—Well built. Wi ow! . SECKEL. -EARICKSON, plumbin= fixtures guaranteed: will deco- SINCE 1865 iy. 3 roo ma sesh: Coden st.. S-fam- | tires 50 or Nacants OWDEF! bath second floor, each with new Front| best buy om block. Olive 5820. K&Y-| _ dition and d tile ba “G “ag . ‘Broad pay. R P hain ~ age "rice rate pe enn 285x204: S$: as d! 7 , . . ’ 25 N. Grand. well-bullt home ‘au nia tery A ~ vag) - rs ~ GRECKY Kiry CO... 1504 Cass av £ HOICE FLATS—EASY TERPS ot ag ot "0 31096 Delmar 586 W ] i I’ E R c 2 NT Cc AS] T rooms, ange h. steam he ut op he ae. i’ 4 >. nr ealtors, Are oe B idg. © a) tiv e ‘ . Vv NG Ss ° - a 1 } r *} — car: rs ste ? fc99) nt $185; easy terms. © ~ *~ "*™* ~~R020-29, ~ ROLLA Pr. SAVINGS TRUST CO., 4915 Delmar... | ApPARTMENT—Best-bullt 4-family apart- | _1oc S] NGLE 1 FLAT—4558 Cote Krilliante: “$ ment-flat fm city. : kitchenette | FLAT—-1840 RO” hed BUNGALOW —On een, Fes Lea i ; SPECT | THIS ' TOD. \Y a I) BLAKEMOR Ki BARGAIN FLATS © AX GRie RY _RUTY, 9 1508 Cass av. ell Duilt doubi deg eyh 3a oe . and _ yous, bath. gas. electric: ga-' and breakf m. Murphy le; tInoutre at BUX. } rick: 6 smontis. old nas fur te stucco bungalow. Open from One-story stucco, 4 rooms. 5-'! TE. 5854-56—4 _ od 2712 N. lUth; 3-tamilv. 8 ana 3 a beth cack: rent _t Sel ) baths. marble sink. shades and | ’ 747 pend 4 today: 6047 Odell st.; 4 rooms, tile /,, r “Tr ' “ye COTE BRILLIANTE. —— ‘TT — ‘ ith electric lignte, alzg brick gavage ever 205. FP. DICKMANN _ EB. CO. AN’ ' MHONY SCHMITT R. E. CO. a. réweed floors. h LAT s76s Lewhessee, 4-4, ba is — furnace heat bric « mant } t wilt in | room effic ency . tile bath large double “ rents S22 iO) ~ will sé 1! ut tirade. » Tore altlon for hus Kkster or te®amsi ~~ di mh ‘estnut st. oO} ve 14. 406 Internat iona) J f; : he 4 ee ir Darr. owner ~~ se anrace. BUX, d ; ;. wn ° . ' vi, ’ it- ” ~ '; ’ =. _— . 4 ' se Po ae - a i ‘ poled S : ; : . ~ - “location in hing closet. 7-foot basement ren y kitehen; furnace heat . newly dec- ALANO. ita) . Lli-l olnte “ O-room double; Hi iL ME Kt, LD T TON & sy tai EN bits NC i a I AL ee PARK “PISTFRICT SOL iD 1 NVE 3 TMENT— N o “~ ae 4300 Dewey. . River Riverside 2128J. AT—4 Ft tom 1d ll mo tern: garaus a . : n J . ~ ne , rer ts : - ner. : TER LTY ~~. ne hardwood floors ‘ front porch: well] orated. Key at off ce, CASS 1509 Stores and flats: good rents. / ) {47 N pO - —— 14th st. 2 twide $ an as m gee be ainerie and St. Ferdinand; lot! Bx tle: , BU NGALOW-FL _AT—2o-5) rooms, tle bath. F anical. A. mA - is av 's : let 306x127 %: Tower Grove ’ Rn . . ETZEI . SAX Snell Th. leitin: wemminhe hee . cor, Sac r ‘ameato ‘and Turner 6 te te furnace double garage built up solid with substantial py : hardwood floors. hot-waier heat. Frenc LA T* comtitfon: soe store . a 3‘ Open dally until 8D. m. oY oy 0 6000 wert and walk one bioe kK south } leteber i Harris Realty ( ‘ | ’ S oneiient hones $1500 per ame $4: whe an rent f “# . ' Sllage rent ontiv "a5 0. y , . =: te’ a ern? a ree: best, investment. ’ dors. double gar 4} on Meramec Ss, i. ed : Pa) ’ ' * “~ Sone . — , he Ce ; ‘ or 1tuCc) ore rice » ~ a ° > ; ere i’. oO 0 sal . va : m. ' st. Reasonable price and ony oN. EY Cor, F ourth and Pine GARFIELD, 58°24 iy G, single; alt! 24200; terms. DUBINSK ¥ Rial TY: Sa + 5 -DISCHINGER,. 3002 _ N. Grand} ¢; i: O. J. WANSTRATH, 717% _ Chestnut, Hock west of rans © 76 Bande, TONY HURLE- | —...W.... re hn een conveniences; rent “si® oe. DO4 Wainw right Ride » Roan Ee cYU.., at om Ss rT Fe K RDINA ‘ ND AV. ———— ~~ —— ———— —— | BUNGALOW-FLAT—Sinale. 4-4 rooms, ; . VACANT—MOVE RIGHT IN. gun varlors. modern. hardwood floors: PLAT—11i2 ogy 4. ta UX REA Hy i .\ ’ TTrenaSC~s electri owner will show vou tl euch r , ; BS : rg GALOW SACRIFICE es! GT reusr price, Make appointment for our salesman BUNGALOW- a 75 Utah pl. cor- at office egg ROU > ' fos $ ' A. MERCURIO, 706 | Olive 1427. 108 _N. 8th. Central 5063. further particulars. | JOS. F. DICKM. ANN | DOUBLE pr a 2 ‘FAMILY APARTMENTS. Two separate Prom: 4 families each; | FLA T—4408 Blair. 3 and 3. baths, fur-| Well built 5 and 6 rooms, tile bath. fur-| ~~ 3013-15 MARCUS — | DOUBLE ¥LAT—New. S . as * tile bath, hot-water heat. hard- 73 heman; 6 Booms each =u, vu EE I : laenitininananas $12 200 ; owner, 3457 — Peecinats 44. with baths; 4514 N. Spring; rents! a 0. furnace, garage for 3 machine _ . ° ‘ ‘ 17 7 ’ | per montu. See ow a 2 | : to meet vou on premises; wil! sell on terms. COTFAGE ; : , big bargain ; must be Singer Klein . 5: err REAL | y ( Q.. ket uv er, 186: North Mar- aan as a@e* ere a JOS, r. DICK MANN R. E. CO.. 6238 Chest- ner Russe am pes 5 5 le and st. jon hal ’ i watru — eee — trees; price : i tod ] 4°] ] ‘ —— | t LAT—Fine. modern: 44xx Redford: 5 G-family flat. 2 “ hh I : aencecneeentinameneesstes , Laclede 256R = ay; ieav ing town. 6 tei It . | and 6 rooms, hot-wate i ee Se Soe aS Oa: 53xx ST. LOUIS AV. | eek g a y ('o | | ot-Water heat. new brick y resaeonable offe ubenitt ed Well built 4 and 5 ony 6h segs oot 4703. Vi | Chestnet, Olive 121. me ow bam VERY FINE "ton Ee 5847 Knri . @ + > ooms. Biggest bargain | ‘ | ; | | . M v ‘ nright, OC 25.000 | each family has rooms, — zeest bargain | $35 ce, for legs~ t ae Price of cottage: on! y | nace. first-class condition. Admission | Your-family 4-reem. bath. electric: price | modern; 4677 T Te av.;: oan: i * os J . Ruud automatic water hent- | 6U1S Westininsier; 6 room c ; | L ATS, FI “Tr aera ee ‘ FLAT—4022 ape ; f ~ i to ate ' oma cach. . , r * AT—Fine 6-family. 1316-18-%@ Suili- “INGLE Re KL AT. «: “¢ Ash [ | , PLAT 4. ; dit bullt: } , ux st bullt homes on the 4-rAMILY AVARTMENTS 58-6 3. room ouble , ‘. : “ u . 0 | $200: price $45¢ “gee today. | DOU Kk —A. gour cond on _ Bunt; Pareain. ‘. th | je tt. nes I 46 o8- 10 Ty rolear r double: van, f¢ famils } room elec! rie light: Fane and four ron electri: reve ty CHAUNCEY P. + Ag ATH ce >. Olive sie. x" Setters S200 Ss. Tennesnec. a icbigan: res Grand 401 . Vv 9 fc ’ ’ . Danian me : N t a - : 4 eel a = — - oad ok . mf bargain. ; 71 o,_Victor 241. LATS. AP ™ TS. FOR Sale + floors ar: {urhace, rents | and 6 and 3 and 3 pA . aig RG nee: first-class camdition ard the ried is } and 4 rooms and bath at a bargain) car 4936 Loughborough “OTR-1REL-290 NORTH MARKET ST. | nut st. “s garage — “ y COTTA th a. ; . Kir \ highway. REALTORS turage for 2 machines. tile baths: - KORT®? RFAITY & LOAN CO rae Riversi lide 2 ’749 q . . . aiysiern ‘ ) — ? , : ~ onitintg bat 621 -_ “OPEN 2 TO 5 TODAY L0&N. Sth st. Olive 34 or Olive pigs. _ Rents $720—Price $3500 PP & EWERS, sid Kingshighway: 5 rooms, sun | OS0U Enright; 7 rooms each..... B5.000 Cc HEIST! AN BI: INK PR. E. Co., H ARRY. B iISHOP O2LI4A ¥ j= 3 F cKMANN PE , 619 Chestnut st. Cubany 917 A Easton. IO I DICKMAN: 62 ‘Chases “ a a3 BARG AIN FLAT. ) rooms. bath. eleetric: ; “re, 562s Fy s &. W. cor. Grand and Arsenal, Yd : - ~ Pour . 64505 | DELOR, 4633-—Single L-room efficiency: | #LAT—Doubie L461 63 ‘ey ous ond 2 rooms. Sath. furnace. ign 3026 MARCUS AV. bargain; one-half block from Cherokee| make offer, LZ at aan ° ippolntment, “8rd Street Tenement ! 5 heat. tile bath, %-car gara RATA LENINGCTON AV 'R. BE. CO.. 623 Chestnut st. ON SOUTH KINGSHIGHWAY OS0U Pereniog; “ach. ... 46,000 } in St. Tow) SEb OU: : +700 $1000 dow icar’. Se us for nartieulars, $12 000, A. A, STEINLAGE. 79% ¢ hestn: | LOUBLE FL AT—4331 "33 rent $1440 av.; three lot; brick garage for C286 Cates; 4 rvoms sant 82 a math. electric: $1°% 500: make offer. , rent $1532.50 month: priced $11,000. nainted. bath and tailed payments $40 reon. Sidney SoiiR. modern: V1S-20 Del - uick x : o eimar; o-U rue é, 8412 Michigan; 3-33 rooms, bath : HAUSCHULTE R. E >| om mh: mrice & . 943.45 | -—— mn raOK om yes » RC io. ae BERIeMeON. 5 We tL. Al’ ART ME NTS. 3442 Virginia; 4-4 rooms. baths, «lec- 2407 N. Broadway. R. yee Pong? srattee look ot =“ 50 COTK. BRILL LANTE—87 OO Ae . Ko mi 4 and wa ’ >. roaqs Thi di ete o we ne each... ic, double garage: street madc., . a — - 722 C ‘ gs00 | Fiat of 3 and rooms; garage. etc. | He reali r part og _FLAT-—6069 Lucille; single Wat; waier, | WHYMAN. LE Shesinut. Olive 8500.) PLS KEL TEAL TY CO.. Main 481. “Aak “Me. are 7. R. KB. CO.. Sop THAME el pty , Gravoir. 3525 N. Grand ; 7 Nine pi pe aire 7,500 | S452 Osage; 4-4 rooms, bath, mee trte -wer, gas, electric: clean. ¢ 7 —— =o — ina pi.; 6 rooms each } 3607 N. Florissant; 3-3 rooms, electric. | porhoud: lower vacant: iuiet neten- | VAT RER-GHIO-BEFFA R. CO. | WALNUT PARK FLAT. landell_ 7059. 608 Riaito Theater Bi Lanado net gd ‘ 6 ake : N. Fwitn bara a tiful New Bungalows McPherson; 3 rooms each... 3s, | 141 Presi: dent; 3-3 rooms, elec (ri rifiee: $3500: make offer. FISIER ADMISSION BY CARDS ONLY. 59605 Schulte: three and wee ——_ ao RLE FLAT 1985-17 SB. 14th st., 3 otk. | aun +" King’s hi ghwa v: ) story. five Kingsbury ; 4 rooms each... B*.; NN. 32 : ‘3-3 rooms, etme gee G20 ~ . ) Ws Cat . : - single frame, electric, granitoid nd 3 . i i . taal ey oe See the ovtaide of these flats* today: | concrete foundation, lot 50x135; plenty of TOMBRIDGE KouneY "3318 Meramec st. Both phe | ; key upstairs: sac » wuicr hn ee abdove- -‘hentioned properties a | IOS. . . 1tth and (Chestnut. : oe | Son ae oft) DOU BLE PLAT 17- id Carroll ae 9p. . ns. } , HM! R64 For particulars, ee ream heat, carage@, etc. VANS LE “*«). jawant oma : _— ; ot ope ANTHO: ye Soternationnt oe Tide. ain selections from our listings: and if | Olive 9337. Central A RE . AW ELZ i. E COD see | Tht St. louis, new 4-5 rooms, built- in| i) ana \ TAT REALTY co... Fior tc) large roome WA ge . lare@e attic PLA T-~Heautiful - ronnie sOTTC ——— you are interested in the purchase of an | ~NEW DOUBLE FLATS FOR SALE, | —*!*: 100. 243 _ Gravois, (cd | Yi Rennes mote rooms, modern ~~ $4500—THREE PAMILIES ee TILTENBERGER,. 14 N. Sth st, fi aves ee Rn J vonderful B ‘og apartment, Doth for a home and invest- | 4004 N. Kingehichway. 8°90 000. sh, Fj. AT— ids io-i2 Sd ie . ta { te Kennerly ~D : " n. | “ , , ' . An? bt Ls im — ~ a 4 am. | 19% Racon, 4-5 rooms, hot-water heat. O34 Theodosta: . . mae 23 «allen av. 3 ment; we are sure that one of these will 4140 N. Kineshichwav $19,500. ily ~~~ of 3 rooms each: rental ‘ery | nae . - , } ti ’ | DOUBL BE VLAT—2621-23 a UTIPUL BUNGAT crea. satisfy you as to either requirement. 2n25 Michigan. €19 5 son al® askine $8000. very | aa Greer, 4-5 rooms, modern through- 2 aan Pad an gt en ey = | and 3 reome, Be electric; newly loca tit SO is Porest av., south of Miche! FI ATS es | RS°7T Arkansas. $19,500. HILMB R, DUTTON & KE -" ENBRINCK, ai 8527 N, 20th. 5-8 rooms, furnace. ete. | buy ttner at once. | ecoraten oo. co. J ‘ereen & Gravois Pee ae Rocks aoe of Manchester ay.. 3 % ss + Above buildines just completed: h: : 712 14th st. za . rreer, 3-@ rooma, strictiv modern. WE NZLAC K. 1 0 Chestnut. Olive 1477, JOBE & E FLAT —i71) oth s oat? ané rd of MeCausiand: 5-room matt | 5648 Etzel; 5 and 6 rooms, ga- | rooms, tile baths. hardwood floors, FLAT—S10-1° Fu: hanna ‘st. “ family Greer. 5-6 rooms, etrictiv modern. | ~ ¢4500-—3-3 ROOM FRAME “FLAT pow Bie Ae”. —t714. 12th st.. heey 6 For Tenant lows; sleeving porch, tile rage; moderp jnaces, handsome fixtures. « cutters S-reom brick. somarate front entrance 40 it. 5-6 rooms, hot-water heat.| path, gas. electric: garage. Rent $60. | ie ESCY: 3318 M st h, “water heat. hardwood | 4034 lafayetce; j 2 land down spouts. coprer sereens: de muet be seen; $6700. jean St. is, 4-4 roms, modern, '57xx Kennerlv av. TOM RIDGE ‘AGE . pores , — beautiful electric fix- hot- Water heat. brick garage, ae | rated; can be bought with $4000 to $5000 HILMER. DUTTON & KE HI. E NBRINC ic. Re Madison. 4-4 rooms, baresin : GEO. W. HARLEY R. FR. Ct.. Se. ass oroughlv ee 0920 Virginia avi: 4 14 a4 ae THERTY SHEEHAN. 7 ” 712 14th Bi Title Cusr Bide. __ Olive 3288, SRSA Kaston av. _ | BaU UBL at ae —wreeie |" - ho ough|v and * | DOUGHERT ~1 Chestnut. | --:— —a = NORTH SIDE FLATS a NEW BUNGALOW FI AND S 5-family fiat. ® - on : me : . > - r —_ — P 4 — ’ : 7 AT—f S i see tines and ake your ane flat, ; eee two-car FL, ATS— 4018-20 20 “Winncbase. new single. 7 ‘Sane — Taipei, fipt, « ee, co 2015 N. Tayler: 2-familv f i. "a roome FAR KINGSHIGHWAY | eRe aNGeR R. cx R« ra) — “ pa , m . - a *“* . : 6 , nm soe nm ar : ire oa | on on terms: 4 sold. 2851 Arsenal: single 5 4 5203 sutherland. new single, 5 ana 8| & ant an offer. Further particulars at | f pe a . — a ari 4 North Market i en Fiery Pony CBLE a eset wit AN. REAL ESTATE co., rooms; all improvements: offi . r = ] : (separate nae eR a; eleciric.-. 5fH0 ee ty ‘modern. 3 new 5 and | 2 Fest ts Set ate 8 ti sos, | 3912 Lexington: || 2-tamil “fiat; bath. | BONUS) conper screena, copper -utters, f12- PER e siecr 3318 Meramec st. , ats, stric rodern I re - | 5093 Ars Rrolaal St. 2519 Fall: . 3 4 rooms; "4100 block Fald av.. 5 and 5 rooms, 3 ms, 1 or 4 rooms. 2 of 2 rooms: |" age. x oth: - co bath: 85.500 ALRERT G. RI oor saree. CO.. Four-family, thre e-j|oco ) bath. oad . ' double garage | eiectric tights: brick garage. 3 machines: iiniversity: 2-famil iar: @S vA *hestnut st. Mai 3046. - Centrai_ 1144. foom fiat. While this Sad Howard: . 1517 Lacas, 4 and 4 rooms, 1518 Lin- | sacrifice ‘ a en?) Aepes: 2-famile fiat: ) 819 NO Woe v flat is not new: it is a Focus ie my. s ' ae. 3 and 3 rooms; this is one property | | HILMER- DUTFION. 5, appar eaten ie ate FAR Twia-piac HINGER, 392° N. Grand. | oe pune, ORY 4 . AY. = fils $6000— * ar@ain : neem : : ‘ . good buy at room single fiat: : r 3800 N. Kineshirhway. new sinele flat. F- LAT—*: o1: " sT are MAT 4- Yam. ae ‘YING. ORE hath. susnacce. | : artes io ene renta! - aN‘ ' est improvements: 30; .* *- 5 and 5S rooms, last word modern: see ! ck, electric lights: . S30 Olive. Lindell 8000 _(¢83) UBLE FLATS, | this, " . . $90 ee 4235 Linton. % end 3 rooms, singie: | aaamae let: : oe: will take let or) weil_buitt. BU x. ELL, 5052 o_54 Bnriaht av. . 22,500 | : OAT casa tek REAL. > =, , -| machines; eer ‘be see « KE Me OO SINCIK’ = tric: worae to j~ care on = amall cottage ae ' a 52 , s BA ™ ( “e ove: renite er vee mia ¢ AD : lot furnace a. in goo] | | veptment: mode-n fiat. : “i 3626 N. Newstead av Peak | HILMER, D 712 N. 14th st. anor $7500, but we want your offer. | Trent 8820 wa 7 "SON, eartabeorinte ES AACH TH. Co., 826° Enerinet: || Plates Call for cars iho con | Tiftame Sinteg snag bard warape’ 84800 |P™D Taga “Hadingn o,. Stam Fae | gan; prairie, 4°'sts einele: | ame WEA AV : " - : « ant a 3 . bric eiec : . 7 }. TENRY RY piialenZ REAL r co., _Box C-355, Poat- Dis. RE ee eS owner 2d i oor asking $5500: might con- be trie: arene fer to offer ° \turtincen, VeTAmitOld. “pasernent 2 e tectric West .: 4206 ! | sider " WaNSTRATH REALTY CO.. lights, good us for pa bviare. FLAT—Double; 4106 vans av.; 4 rooms. Tee 1N & KEHLENBRINCK, i Ke LENPRING ehotric, batt: rent $1320: price $8000. Central HILMER, “DY Tr is Pia: ‘Florissant and Warne me MILER! DUTTON & Sta M 1ath = . ta: i eenutitul 5053 Minerva: : 6| Sinete, 117° Ane ey. 4 rooms, bath. eed ble. 5-6 rooms. th. furnace. | are ; ets 7? ‘ S) NG FI ATS — si aoe lectric, FLA T—Doubdle. $0 acy bath. furnace. LAT: ies. = i5-67 N. {8th “et, am- NICE I iLE 4 4061 ~ GARF 1ELD AV. he ee re as> brick garage ‘ e F 2 ice oo Alou elenuti7ct eee sae | | ay a fecnage nt 313° 0: ~ ne oy ce $9500. | cloctrie. Me: eed ~4 for the money. and 2 “fan mily frame in rear, | 3741 Cottage. 4 and 5 rooms, first-class | m floors: at easy t | water heat: lot topa yoy 4 garages: sax ("= as ost- hs : a na bE ts terms, con@ition 5 and 5 a. furnace. electric. bath — eee. Box (1%, "mea. Dispatch. rent $1248. fy ae A Sheridan n: 3 and 3 room fiat. . E. en Cottage, mS and 5 rooms, one fur-) tneide stairs. ate beick garage: must be | is Rapednineat Yanit ingle. northeaat cornet urnace. rat oor: toliet 4: : _ eS = Saenaree ce: 2 _ L138 Blendon p!l.: 5 rooms: | Cc _ Togbie and steals. modern in every tric: fine shape: terme : FL AF 1817 >. — Mant gomerr eh: ~ bulld- Mec RADY "s eOBE RMEYE rk. ae 78 Keston. wiecRaADY & ORR MEYER 5378 Easton. : Serene: _ ‘water heat: | wav: good investment Wainwright Bids Mlive R342. in front and 1 in rear, consisting | Forest 3196. _ Delmar S66W. Forest_ 3196, Detmar_.; S6Ow Asn f For ca cu- | at. o bi furnaces: 4 ; Pe a Ig ees xcellent' con- —— : ne LEVY Te ECO. | earagens tent $3800" net vrofit. 13” per | FL sere: Cons ae | families: property, in excell —“SINGLE BRICK FLAT —_ FINE DOUBLE—$3000 CASH WS Rialto Theater Ride.| cent re Se oe , cme & KEHLENBRINCK. and bath, brick flat; Yerr | 33 North Union bi: fine 4 farity | * a Cont. $6500. ke an offer. . RE .| HILMER, Dt 2-4 roomea an 1531 rth Union y ane Teen ‘Chantnut ‘o> | LOCHMOELLER, 7 722 Chestnut st. 7i2 N. 24th st. well built: tile bet ter-built »farches, | | at: cerner Theodosia ; Could pe con- me ater maple 2) Fis lk eS 1CE 855.000 ! PLAT—Franklin av.. =. ¢. corner Leonard | TALIA at my ovcees for complete list ~ of St. Louie: gen a- B. : - use . | verted info stores: ¥ in fine condi- | F Mathai? attich ‘abew’ fon| how af fale: pan ged M2 $7500| ay.: 3 rooms. second floor; gas, bath) residences for sale... REALTY 0. WIENTSROETTOR REALTY CO, | tion. WALTER eae 3510 W nn | ” : : -_ garage: S20: open : GREATER. ve 922 Colfax 299. 5003 N. Broadway .(c) G18 Chestnut #., of els ay¥. h. i I’. ov, “ uswor. 214A Kaston, Ca», 9171 cagh and Sty6 oe OHN DOCKERY & SON, 1025 Chestnut. 18 N. 8th a. . osne pe end ee EAE SSE NEA HST eI ates

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170) REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchg Wanted, od, and Bu rere. FOR ‘SALE. re ATS, AP’TM’TS. FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP'TM’TS, FOR SALE) FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE South 4716 ARSENAL South “tir'nin “ener dene See], BRINKOP’S |S Sea aie, Dick eS SINGLE FLATS 4170 Cleveland ayv.: and 7 rooms: 38-foot lot: 3 small cash payment, Deere: 4-4 singie. bath. | nn, hi le: 4026-28 Russell bi. 5 and ‘6 room mod- B618 Gravois ay. “Ana ainaie & and 6 eLAT—: oer Caroline st. own ven leners excentiog nea: THEOBAL LD & ZOELLER, Grand wel 4 and & r. oms. flat HERRMANN .. $16 wy oune. dpubie; 3461 | Nebraska; - = us w+ | THE: rAd & LOFLLER K Al uRe NNER R. aN 2801 Cherokee | SINGL, = (PLAT neap: Dan Upton: 3 and 3; — ’ 6 years ald; a — buy . Phone Grant 431: 3. FLAT—Doubie ates -49 Texas : KALKBRENSER B. co. Zor cherokee MER -AT—3114- 16. Sidney ically | Te FLA £2890 Seicra st.:3 and 3 AM. | SINGLE FLAT . Phone Gras | 4313. . Grit 300s Vea 5 and 6 rooms, rmodern : ° ca + n immediate papsess:on. Hruska. es DOERFLE INGER R > CO. "Je efferson "& Gravois} -_ SINGLE FLAT 3515 H lot 60 ‘ S3Oxx Sidney st.- 4-4 rooms. tile bath. eas Rename, 5-5, modern. $1 O00 (99 Tage: excellent bored. rhoed: Im werd Sind | 6447 Devonshire, 66 enn bneete. $11,500 : admission bh card | 3309 Eads, 5-5. bath. : ly. Ask Me ‘Skinner. S544 Gravois. 4-4. modern. $12.500 WENZLic K. “10 Chestnut. Olive 1427. 2237 5. Grand, 4-4. mod NEAR BENTON PARK 5338 Kanner’, 5,5 mod 4 Nelectric. marble vtinks: a | $133 Maury. 5-5. modern. $11.500 . 3006 Magnolia, 4-5. modern. lerful buy at $12.500. See Provaznik., 3414 M WENZLICE. 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427, 2839 Cherokes, ac, modern. aos oo ences CASH 4128 Shaw. 3.4 gg ~@ only monthly and 5 rooms: | 423y 7 “ only Sango” Sami, “ETaMERy: | $e0% wictgey 4-5, moserns ° 5 A > “yl A . - _s 722 Chestnut. i933 w 33.” ne $1 || SINGLE F FL AT—3 8003 indians av.: 4 am and Sr AT— 3432 Penoeyivania. 3- > be th an nace. Gouble carace. Se s ee INOER R CO. .- *fferson & Gravovie T—2707 ‘Indian A aY.: SINGI E h gine - ’ room brick cottage ’ car ca ae rJetferson & Gravois | “KL .CBER-WELZ -——— — } ae 0 PLAT— > s et DOE! RFL INGER R PLA T—31 gas. electric; Grand. 3-3; | wom ER. oes on aes ay. | PLAT— Single: hew; elegant nf ‘5 and > reoms, ” - isi2 s TEN 3 S22 , Ann. modern. $ J rooms, a te newly deco- | 3235p Pvlaski. gk gy a ‘5. modern. $11.500. ainted: mew guttering. 330: * 2610 Gravois. > 7 m ‘ ——__ | = S. Jeff . &-9, : ; $ AND 3 BOOM“ FLat—saseo | LV; bJeifenos, 88, minders $14,000 25 Dolman ; owner desires quick sale; | 4969 Humphrey. 4-4. modern. | wait submit any reasanabie offer; terme. way . KOLLAS- 'S-LUPFER. 1138 Chestnut. CHRISTIAN BRINKOP BR ” 1708-10-12 N. 22D ST. Central 34. Olive 98. Olive 99. ra wel}-built 6-family flat: & A Pa SINGLE 35,5, 4137 CLEVEEARD Wil -_ = terms and me Seles ¥ SLE. ‘FLATS, di bi 88 Cottages Flats, Ap artments, | Residences For Sale Today. | AP TOTS. FOR SALE, FLATS, APTM'TS. FOR S* _—_-_- re 6000 hictcarter. 4041 N. 44 ook modere irst-class cond!- | 303140: til - f 5986 Hamilton 261% Sent bath, furnace ee ks» Single Flat—Bargain |" = modern rooms. 2614 neues Be onty $10.500. “SEE FLAT— end 5 rooms: bargain. Owner. FLATS—43xx Easton; 17 md ee gress. MASON. 925 Chestnut. Olive aaa furnaces: NICE S E SINGLE FLAT garneee at a bargain. FLAT—Beautiful Hi- a = fiat. & aan - 6466 San Bonita: owner dow! doveaaire eg et —e. ear SAVINGS TRUST se Bi z am at "6426 » or 701 “Chestnut at. DOUBLE FLAT AT PUBLIC AUCTION te Exchange, March 721. 1. Ge othe highest bidder. pubile , 3 rooms, gas. oy » *-4- known as Terms will be an- J modern. 26xx FADS AV. 1305 8. Cempton. 3-4. 2-family flat, near Jefferson av.. 2005 California. 4-5. bat soon gute. toilets, a ty aaa Ft uetteraon. 4-6 1 garage. only $7 .| 2728 cNair. 3-3 rooms, $4300. ‘M bE WRISBERG, The —~KRea! Estate | 3845 Pennsylvania. 4-5 rooms. $5700. | Operator, 32 204 S. Grand. §$ idmey 4-2. | 1025 Dolmam, 4-5. W@ths, $4500. SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN 7 3113. REaEee 3-3 rooms. $4000. heat. electric and water: ROTTORFF-GILES CO.. 4914 Delmar bi. make [408-10 Mentucky av. ‘i SCHOLLMEYER, AUCTIONEER, 3. 4247 HARTFORD ST. ne ga ,B.. garage. Gat: _ tile | ALTER 3COTT singie 4 and 5: mod- FLAT—780 Bayard: in? excellest | Pe Interdrive; beautitel triple: @ SOPHIR ti FLAT—1a5o84 Belt av. 1319 Blackstone av. room modern | TOMBRIDGE AGENCY, 3318 Meramec st. 1 pho double roy Us AN BRINKOP R,. E. Co., 619 nut st. FLAT—S0xx west: nasewens floors. copper $2500 __REASOR "RE ALTY Co. FLAT—Beautiful. RTMENT-FLAT — 3142 La ar Ae then % Dbiock south; 6. room efficiency: hot-water heat and hard- open for inspection. cash: NcEY Pe P. HEATH CO. Olive S164, y. “Ic KMAN?> oe cCo.., 1610-12 S. i! 2610 Gravois. cash. balance monthly PUUR-PAMILY FLAT ANDERSON. -STOCKE-BI ERMANN. home investment: double filet in. 80 pen for i block Oakland: all | ae nae omeed 45x latest Rm ee oa steam woot zt Shestast | New Double Flat 2629 California. new bie flat of 4° fiat. 4 are ooo. electric, ' rooms. dath. furnace. + omer im g00d condition. | slectric fixtures, shades. screens. etc. $3520 per year; wil! sell on terms ef $5000 | | | PLAT—11 rooms, bath. bet-w water heat. renting at $150 per menth. exclusive of 5 rooms occupied by owner. 152 Mary and. floors. t FLAT—New. 6 aad 6 ms a ui It-in twb; double garage: | FLATS—5-6 a. a Oxx 133x Sinchotens: 'F LAT—4045 Castleman . - _ Tower Grove Heights: sun parior. tile 427. | double earage; condition of —o Nearly New—S) property will $122 and 3124 Lackiand , 3621 Montana: 5 and 6 rooms See S. F. DICKMANN CO.. o23| 13% porches: garages: we laundry and chutes to laundry, gas. eariy if you are looking , 4 house 7-Se- | date in every paapect and see Mr. ~y good condition; 3 fine rooms each. flat legant —-* two-car tonal ga- ’ rents $2520 yearly; singie brick, 4-5, - a bargain. e. 4-5 roome: doubdie | floo fu 4179 Castleman: PLDERER 1 REALTY co. BF = Sout enh. ._ 4-family 3. c, at 2923 Lemp av. Residence. arranged for 2 én ae e'e- rooms each, single flat 3 rooms each. and WA frame cottage in rear; rent $1620 year: | LTER sco barga 5 | Between» CO. Jefferson & Gravois. 2 De Tonty: modern: four- | finished basement: Fo: HOHENS EIN k. Cco., FLA MAN LEONHA “poUnLE i-2* cS VESTMENT =13 International Li 4- room Bac ee tile baths, hardwood Tower Grove Park Flat 2366 La Sidney 2676. 2610 Gravois. p_—* "slass-enclosed brea OFFER WANTED. . ecning room on each. S. 18th st.: double flat. é\oum ne — yom bark: modern ia slate tein garage: ¢ ee ye new, room See a sunday 10 to 4; | FLAT—4702 Page: e: single. — yooms. bath LC LLINS- w ALTER REALTY, co.. 42 5200 ovenenen: C. Holbert. a3" ee Minerva av. 5888 Easton av. Phone Sidney FLAT — Nice, well built Hat. ¢ — Pony gee Hey di4 Welswright mide. Bidg. —New single, ‘S007, c olimbia av. FLAT—Singie 4-room. r beat. close 4. S05 Chestnut st. Owner, Olive 8163. R. R. Lage will hectric. turn and t7 long at the price. Residence. “~ built betek: © fine poe. ae and 4: PLAT—S444 Park: : t + 1rge “Tan ea — BU epamemen’ of ~ Call hay a576R." FLAT—6-family ; 3017-19-21 -g~'y st. Rest $165 we J. HOLDOWAY. Realtor. PLAT—i2-room singie: [ excellent — —_ ~~ Desi Loe. é. tamil y Et | bath each (fiat: * a es Sa: half cash: no agents. colon business location. rhood. > -_ double and singie | s Mag- FLAT—2s42 44 4 oo ga av. en a ae ge LAT—3 barcatbr-s. 2018 Nebraske. 3 rooms weary “are FLAT ; only $6000. Cartwright | ie Wyoming; 4-5 rooms; be SF ey © Rutger st. splendid condition. LK os mom BREN NER. RE. COW. FLAT — 4148 Rossel. HOWARD a REL. SSEY. PLAT— 1047 (,eyer av. _' BARGAIN—DO . 1719-21 Iowa: 4-3 room flats: baths; kon $1680; easy terms: $10,900. THEOBALD & ZOELLER._ x + BON. : HN_A. WATKINS, 722\ Chestaut. For terms call at 2505W. _ CHOINSKI REALTY CO. SPLENDID Bev Lar FLAT SE ee mee ee « ow : | : ‘ 4 : ' H . Tithe Guar. nad nh newly painted building in o ser 4512 craters av. | stall EDERER. REALTY CO.. 27610 Gravois. SHAW AV. DOUBLE | peeetite arranged f! West of Grand. 4 and 4 rooms: extra with tile baths = 5A, and |, Rice lot. all modern and a rea! buy at $18... “ater hesti 3 pl ‘ants; ; C@M Arrange terms to suites j able price erms. Olive 5423. Olive 8277. ! PRANC CIS-PERRY. RUTH. INVESTMENT—2 } et a DOUBLE FLAT BARG AIN | 4-room efficiency. tile baths, hardwood out 220-28 Blaine: 4 and 4 rooms: ’ | floors, built-in jceboxes. screened porches, | of town, sa sell; _ Copper screens. shades and fixtures: fur. ™onth: firse ¢ of trust FEDERER REALTY CO.. | woe an offer for equity. 6 2610 Gravois | 4. F. LEVY R s. rages: ei ¥ bargain $8000: EDW ARD -. WRISBERG. oe Ay Too | Vandeventer av. Grand 904. “See _Wrisberg on Earth PLAT— Single: 52 23 - teas bi.: NEW SINGLE FLAT | 4308 MeRee- substantially PLAT _4- family: 6018-20 # Etzel: . exceptionnily low pr floors and hot- | rent $1560: reason- | can azrange term LLOCK. 314 Puherton wton Bidg. | ; | FLATS—ss15 Hii ghland. | 5 and 5 rooms hardwood floors. cara 5748 North Market. 4 and 4 rooms, modern: price right. _ 5258 Page. Page. Forest 68447. FLAT—36xx Cabanne ery. separate bot: “Water rents $1580 year ent for doctors. ft ; 68 time for = excel keels Grand. Phone Grand | 508 Rialto Thea- _ hardwood floors, exceptionaiiy "™ission by card only finish: three brick garages _WALTER SCOTT CO. 805 Chestnut st. 5510 | Beautiful 12-family r apartment TWO DOUBLES nie it | = be SOUTH SIDE 5 and 6 mom modern. nd J roems and sun parlors, separate. rages: “117 i9. and vii 70.72 Fiad av. Sa. ) KEANE & PRANKE, ‘eon Chestnut. : FLAT—Singie. N—DOUBLE FLAT | _ter Bids. Lingeit F039. ' ' angements of rooms. Cherokee car line. See 4) s Phone Grand 4313. MARKER ESTER. 4540—Sing! __@rn: good terms, Cabany 585 motors: | F. J. CORNWELL B®. BG lll x & with electric lights ard water: buila of | finest possible construction: South Side | lo- | 2816- 26 Lyn nh St. - cation: a bargain for quck sale. Bot C-55. ag LVYANIA—A FLAT © arrang ® and 6 rooms. - batb. 140 tenants n 1? $18 DoF AIN rooms and bath _ ara PARK BARG ne a Texas, doubie flat; 3- - wom. | nae For 4 fatbilies. FLAT—-ONLY $10.850 hea _ EU GENE 4. _ALTHEIMER. SR. 817 Chestnut card to inspect Brie each; rent ky per month: rme. See 4046-48 Shenandoah SF =f P- py Jus. F. DICKMANN R. E. S. Grand. Grand 628. V eter 38. NEW SINGLE FLA’ FLAT po JUst west of Kingshigb- | | Way. rest pied ; “income $1820, “orice Siz. 00: very eee; | $16, 500—Elegant Flat—$16,500 terms.~- \ JUST EAST OF GRAND ENTRANC Olive 8423) Olive 8277. BEAUTIFUL TOWER GROVE PARE If you want a real home. with a oud | Stantial income bes! des. 5 and 5 and sunroom. tile bath hard- chance: 5-6 rooms, marewend . garaze: excellent condition. WSteT heat, brick oe © ; a Tower Grove Heights. For card of ad. l@ €arage’ owner 24 fi delabra electric ” fixtures: . closets. built-in kitchen cabinets; also across rear; ra es E. ELS y. "$513 Grovels ay. fine porch in front. FLATS—4182 Manchester. = . . n: w « | « , i se30 ©) &. Compton 4 KALKBRENNER | | FLAT—40xx on, ot kee. bath each: " double ga- attractive proposi- ‘KEYSTONE : cee 700. Title Guar. Bidg.— FLAT—40xx Clev eland., tile bath, furnace. per Ratan. | admission by card ++ KALEBRENNER R. ,for your inspestion this afternoan SPLENDID SINGLE FLAT reomse, bath, electric. 35 SINGLE —PHICE, $8500 bero rly 5: this is a good buy. . 3513 Gravois av. LAT —28ix Lafayette: 4-5 rooms, bath, piped fo ces. THBOPALD & ZOELLER. Grand 15 PLAT—4i xx McRee: efficiency ent BORALD _ LER Grand ao7._ FLATS—Modern doubie number of eeneee eaiearthon showine | fingle. 4-5, bath, IMME DIATE. OSCUPANCY. ° double. 5-6 room | KEYSTONE’ REALTY, first poet vacant. 3001 \Grevols av. PLA’ AT—3 and 3 rooms and alcove; T : Sg white marble sink: nea" ‘sinaie flat of 4-5 rooms. cement basement: A can ly single @t a bargain price: hard- j “in perfect condition: Zzround in wl loc@tion worth $400 per foot. See it Ww ‘ENZL cK, 1010 Chestnut. Olive 14°7_| A 6-FAMILY | BRICK FLAT—ONLY = =——- 3362-44-66 S. BROADWAY $12 . Rutger: 3-5 rooms, baths: © Me ag or 8 Moe ELECTRIC. _De Meni! Bldg... vestigate ws sonra ei, ceetal, $2160 | 12 PAMILY—4 ROOMS — silt anes 800: admission by card oni y. ' McRee: € _6-room ef. FiaT—sing'e. « ~~ a ° 37 "32 & for lot 45x] a4: reasona- | See KALKBRENNER “See BU tg AW “FLAT Bri rte : 5-reom efficiency: 2238 Gaino. ar? of rooms: 130. PiaT—#116 Wremi electric . gara 6 Ke) ALKBRENNER R. hard wood ae OFFER OW. ANTED — DOERELING ER Ru co J: fferson & Gravois "gaan 2844-46 Lemp front and > fami) PLA rt room i i at ~ rgpend a Inspection Sunday ar ‘ ; ts wre electric; bic KMANN RE a E. A. SPLENDID DO BLE —s ae - ” Jefferson. Jos r year; only $5000. $1000° cash | , ee ee month. MURPHY. Room 407, built all conveniences; st. terms. Open Sunday 2 to ey 8° —— DROZDA _REALTY CO 4006 Chouteau. 3 rooms, hath. fur- Pepteek REAL TY co.. si50 CASH _ BUYS room flat. d I} —— $6600. te ——y ‘baths. marble electric fixtures: ga- rage: - FEDERER REALTY ¥Y co... n! vl blogk from General Motors: S&C Orr. 800 Chestnut. 1807 CALAFORNIA AY. bath. electrie fix- owner lower flat. HAS. J, WEBER. 119 nN. in fine repair: new 5-room efficiency ae bets, fixtures. Shades urne ary basement ; concrete laun- rooms, nicely decorated: in- Tle. | YMAN or MURPHY. 407. 72° Sacrifice $25,900. should be S470 « month. “hig. Te [RN ON MONEY IN big bargain. “12 9-21 st.: nice 4- ae. ote ‘GLICK R._E. co . 824 Ceestuut. a; ist edie kr eins | NEW 4FAMILY rue 5043 Alaska. modern. ren- ' buile “4 rods. sep frvit double fireproof chr rch — schoo! : we to sp m. ‘cLYDE Ss he ‘call Grand 7: F “MU ST BE SOLD _ 4-5 room hardwood meer. — bargain: make us om. | BERSC H RE ALTY co” Si aie brane. Cail 5 and re oe hard. wood floors, copper screens, built-in ¢ v- 43. Post-Ly spateh. | SINGLE | FLAT a | E. CO.. 508 Rialt 6416-18 NASHVILLE AY. BI ae’ Lindell 7059. ber cent investment: a 4 and 4 ruom frame ies. has bath. elect- 4 ; ne-half biock from (htrokee - SIDNEY ST. FL AT, po od be one J on very Boo 1923 Sidney: a fine 3-5 toom flat: owner must ik come and ‘ beth rooms. electric fixtures, fu-nace YER REALTY co. cry and garage: a splendid iuy at | 461° GRAVOIS AV. ROETTGER-MASEK REAL 19 until Sp. m.: Sandaw 109 ' _ Olive 3660. BIG BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE. CiNSLe FLAT—$9000. ater. gas and sloctrie. pod feilow CH R. CO... 826 : H ARRIS-WEIN 38 ‘= Castleman : Gandy double flat. tal S2AS80. vY-& Mee ABE R. E. Chestnut st. Olive go>, F = sirns. rst with sun par iors; for 4 fami! . carsces: "s3830, per ; nm finest am gyno 9 4 brick £araces: rents hardwood floors. Ro FLATS: EASY TERMS rents — ~~ year: no —_— ~ somethin er: modern for 2 families. 4 and *nepec CORNWELL R E. ¢ s =022-34 &, _isth st. JUST LISTED | 50S. _ at old rentale- price eee eee % : anges AY. “e 4144- 46-4850 FL LAD AY © an rooms flat. baths 8-3 rooms, bath and uly $1°.700. “et 4°49 =" wy BRINKOP. "19 Chestaut st rd at S243 50 ul pea re SOUTH GRAND AV. PLAT __XOLAS-LUPFER. 1138 Chestnut st. nay e flat at 3318-20 S&S. Grand ar - 4-5 th. electric. furnace. hardwoot) MODERN—8. FAMILY FLAT 000. See) , £ rooms. bath. electric and furnace: Uta | 1010 ) Chestnut. -_ Olive 1427... east of Grand: price $24.000: EN TOI Investment. >| - tubs, *,” hardwood floors, | | APARTMENT —Sxx Waterman: 19.000: t room will make terms. (soesOn hg. Etzel, ‘Cfamily 403 ce ~— l Blac. APARTME NT—3808 Westmin ister: ~ A FINE INVESTMENT ‘ | 8-family. 2 rooms a kitchen This good-looking 5-room eff! i store corner. being the ve: Manne AR of ~ ame ae per month. 9th and (rever avy. : ren 3 HE. ATH CO-. Siive ee | $125 per month | De’ To y Hamilton. 5- 4 rooms, steam heat. | DICK MANS VE, LA 5. 383 = Gran Grand STG Te REALTY ©O.. i ‘wy ~ modern sae SS BERG FELD, " Real sore, 71s c “hestnut st. block Westminster ; RE 6004 SUBURPAN AV. baths and furnaces: BRINKOP 619 C “hestnut st. | 4031 Clayton ay¥Y., cor 8 aa rooms and bath. first ~ ao APARTMENT —S6es Waterman: ~ family ¢" NT— 68a Eingebery: il sail cash will handle. “Box c-15. APARTMENT —B3i0 Cal GLICK R_. E co. 824 Chestrut. NEW DOUBLE BARGAIN 4951 Magnolia. at Tow G : ted and ready to occu pee ower Grove Park _ J. HOLDOWAY. Realtor 19 N. Sth. ‘| & rooms, ick @ modern 215 8. TAYLOR—NEW Elegant new fiat of 4 rooms. .iciency ; every moder —-- es mn conveni«rce; —1 = Oatmat of Forest Park: ser, 37 SHAW AY. Ass 57 SHAW A' 4 rooms. tn-a-dor | TWO SOLD—TWO LEFT LEFT . Upper flat: hardwood floor®. tile bath TO | Separate furnace. new roof: wil be dec- 2830 to 34 RUSSEL — one painted throughout: rent $2220 Brand-new, 4 and 4 room ‘vias by card only. ' ¢lency: steam heat. . - - ae & SON. 5179 Easton. | floors: 35-foot tor - meet saitnainndimemmmaesions prem i Ses. =. 30 al - _ Sean. SINGLE FLAT ag ; and Compton ear ina. 3 end 3. bath. elec. ga- JOS. F. Dic KM aNN R. v : rom made: Si meres ,; 62: E. Co. XX irginis > en . 4 @iec. ; t hot-water heat: $8500. +7" as Neosho, 3 and 3. electric, street Modern Single Flat . Th alley hua DEL. 4 WASER. 2928 S. Jefferson. 3006 MAGNOLIA AV. _ Open Sunday. 10 to 4-5 rooms. baths. fLAT—1346 Seen av. papered. rent 5 terms BOTTOR FF GILES CO... FI-AT—Douvic 4 and 4 r. 4. family. 3 rooms. “PRICE REDUCED FOR QUh ICK s SALE lppews. ens) hardwood floors. wy | DRY beds, double ga rage : See 22 mi y JOS. F. DICKMANN R. | Grand 620, Vie- | CHOICE s SINGLE FLATS ({©. Wer pris - and cord see 4914 Delmar ws. aes | Colfax 266R Sun- NER a RRALSY OO. 506 Wainwrigh* “SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN agg IDAHO modern throughout: for DERER REALTY co. “fle [8xx. Miamf et.-: 3 and BOT: ame EAR G pat beck 335 Ohlo; elect e288, ail improvements a hy » ras, concrete basement. | Mmettied brick front beat on 0.000: CORN WEL LR. E. co... 20-FAMILY APT —RENTS $25.640 | building: weil socnted: APARTMENT—6308 Cates av. can ‘be bought right ge ee APA RTM EN e—6013 ; — a new 3. | 6 rooms and sunroom up 7 em, tae | - turnare e3, electr: c DAN Hil HIGH (SCHOOL every ti nz the ve: APART iMENT—$12 2.000 —" mena: abartment rents for $14.- | : $16.000 rent $1560: price $1. s00. @ci | accents, do not answer. | ext Rox N- 316 Post. I ane er | APARTMENT —357 3 Cates av. Freer Cte: only $10,500; "be bargai CHRISTIAN BRINKOP 3 co., high-class A. oto I nged for two extra in-a-_ 4023 Botanical; 3-4 rooms. bathe, sepa-— rate hot ~air furnaces, electric: card. —_G19 Chestnut st. Sik pewa, 5 families, 3 rooms | NEW BU NG ALA ALOW FLATS _ on per mont 's34~ « one as 0 Geyer -- reoms, gae, electric; XS pg Fy ee heat. easy terme. ' aad : Michigan, 4-4 rooms, tile bath, 4246 Wyeming en yemiences. required to handle. —— 0 cash 448 Humphrey st. ~ 4864 Olden berg, 4-4 rooms, hot-air heat, “4. po ar ew 2*.; open. © x ; wood 33°4 ey a bath, electric, ny RR yt ps are modern rd : Lae} . _ +- b.0 3 — bath, fruit t tress, . Por fall. peers; shades — YE T-EARICKSON | 7, UBERT G. “BLAN CKEL FI FEY DT. EARIC M, _7il « tnut st . 25 S&S. Broadwa Way. 5001 Gravois. 4525 N.Grana. Spot Cash—No Come 3853 te TONTY ST. market ar ATE Pi ge Tee-708 Interdrive - TT -_ family: , eouentent. hardwood floors, “tile bath. 6-family. & rooms each ae a palin mity’' & each. onsen Rg HONE SCHMITT R. 14. 406 International Lite “Bite 3 and 3; moderns: . 6322 Page balance ANDERSON STOCKS. BUER Te Bast rate: 6-fa rou 8 si 4 4ixx Castieman: doub 36xx McDonald ye fieerare mat This ts undoubtedly best bullt fle Ww od , Side: owner buile for home. will eeil _. Rn Ch. or" _ South Side Flat Bar BRIT ‘Rinoaecay OVERLSORING AW 6-family apartment. sun vertor and sleeping porch. to to onee a B.... 3 wares for 6 terma EUGES NE AUTHEIMER. S27 Chestnet 3-4 room _ rae C-34_ Post-Dispatch FPLAT—53xx Cabe 4 ta . tenhe mne : aay: 6 and 7 : —~ ox C-786. P.-D rr consics of Tank Pe ne | ~SOUTH SIDE DOUBLE woot floors. 4ixx Lafapette. rome garage for 2 machine: . papeetion cewinge pore - . appointment oniy . - a: careges ; F ; AGENCY, 3318 Mevamec.c) FRANCISCUS REALTY ~~ a " ae ~ wou e he ws lili A ay OS ge ae M, SPECIAL, eae $1 # AMILTON. mote dr pas 4 flats. heard. Merphy beds: wot . OM £ GS. go “as Wullerten Bidg. oak ; rooms ; pelwater ,~ 7 te batch * é a ee Na ¥, 16 19234. . SUN -z MEA Tee ae me ol ee faTs. APTeTS, FOR SALE) FLATS, SONDAN M ‘tcn 16, tedt West pare AIN—DOU BLE tem we re B erse : * clon abie h ass tr sad vs re a... ever - mf rer t= 2 Co Bes. LLTY OOD BOA Ches | he 4371 Forest Park BI. lern, : new foubie flat. $- rower | decorated Ka fixtures, 2 aad © na Pg bremk {ast er y rte ty per | 7 St. Loul modern 4} —a a &' oO aifwer fist eres : — jot: and 6, - Com, et Der ' oe ihe moet mats : “4 Barter; a .& ant © =m eat” ty “ift. tot: rent SSL). sacri- | Pages; Steam e $ > : : | FLAT—iaap. 234 Walton ay; 4 and ® | eure Aubert “at; wal rem. Pie foe hats ~~ goes LERMANN : rmaces, tile ths ul all, - sf “hee! S| 140; tie a, Roden, Seen "ARTMENT BARGAIN ie floor See APART ME rbuding Daces moder ro oie ¥ aad % te ei> r ene ts ~- € oe tO mm? capes 1260 Aubert; > a “arariment in North Darky ies e€icellent conditiem: | ant fae pee etl tT «? B24 Chestrnw’ DOU 4486-88 Laclede; — ent §5200-—— 6 rooms, hardwood ‘OOre, be icon so $35,000 rade Bet cont net om pigs Price $ . + i - * oo BSc Larl ede. tert Duy in city: eh : om a. an a ee ree nd geet NES RE. CO. wat THe ¥ o24h Wells av _ or Sun Parlor each; supe ce cueetoet ss. © sen: on, splendid arrangemesss ae WIL 1, SEL Ly THIS Ww KEK 4-car brick garage. ey a¥.: bie double f double 4 — 5 6637 Kingsbury: = * ondertug _,-" Vernon hee: 3 gurecea wood large Tryomisa, reception hall, a ee : a7 «lew onl tur’ “ tut | ish, 4car brick geueee es Ok ROE CO. 161 X : i . income. ‘i a BGI. tl & DOU BL E FT ATS 7514 Folk =". Maplewendy# gi QUICK SALE WANTED ood coors, t bath, ° a} nee ind Sarage, lot 139x149; priced tea ee, Ofiets wen’ cli Be Pee "310.000 __ GL21 Crescent, & resume x N. bw —ee 210 San) screens, wood fl bey Aubert. = nal’. o& > ’ coh. | balance terms. : A om furnace heat, ist = fe Watton. snete, G8, SLO, id 5 | we rhood; very easy terms, : pax “ wittem terrace, 445, SOc. note | aod DarUCulars Conan oeex Tis: «mot. single. 546. S05) wood floors” ' BERSCH "REALTY co. ~ a double, OA, S1LR.00eF Call owner. | Forest 8407. 4935 Dots os Folsom. eer i. ‘. a — etal REAL bargains in flau ewe id. * us a}ia ren ft, > mens Te. Rank Commerce The Soe Br e : wt — . — Ph we | room efficiency; bath, steam he . al hari a «i flan B. EPPS Ue Hart- 5500. | fi . rentals $7320 Der Seq 70 heat ut Pst Part? > get 3% 4x "sh? pray $t: ow Cr ‘REALTY a ‘Cine oe MANN-SPACKEER a r: S-FAMILY AP CO. Ts ES MAE nL BE. 950-32) Basene, see a . A GOOD BUY i ' S anc ti he . i ae be 5 | Soe 9270 se? ath i |) PD \RTMENTS -| Nell financed: ony sia sa rh | needed. | Bayer at open FAMILY * AND 6 w ENZLICK 1010 Chestaut "RODECERS 241 W SPLENDID REVENUR ve : Three-family apartment, a Hemen **. ~4°% 5 fermity. ' dence; 4 roouts on first Seer, 5 on same 7 ae . = varntie ° =. third: garage: ren » iviand #v. ase e arniie ; mon hc an attractive in) @stzend. , Lelard a’ Ss . oe . BU TTS REALTY GO. 9 Hemen av. 718 > inal | THREE an a Peman A 250: 6-fam Asada rece aaa WEST. olen me - IP ©-tonsity . $5040: $2000 - 7 + smic®v handie. Further Particulars af eeman s ay 4 ‘1: 3-famity - | JULIUS HALLER R. GO. 4 Siete av. 701 » Etna “CABANNE DN trate av 707: @- family . Splendid 6 and dowbia, wep ——_n EPSTEIN, 61% "Central a ecorated: showing a 16 per cont pete an sie” : "APARTME NTS FOR SALE DRIMAR. hivue— Two rooms. rent $1°48 per wear. price rc Chestnut | investme home in a neighborhesd Ge rw, ‘ will insure ent occupancy, oy SIRSN (T's ce. t26 fhete G and F rer » S11 awe overlook ‘his proverty. For term. a ee Dein ms ‘Pher on « " fliate. 6 and furnar 377 arte p= and 6 rela = ten. price 412.008 ei 500. ; 7MLEVI & €* tog N. }: 3049 Washing- | an toe Bay 4 and rooena, ‘man ' rr ‘ ; for particu. | [bath steam heat. caracg®: 1 Sew apartuents “food = ne | 487 Biec ee 4 and " comes, well i, ynang v ° eater anit rent $80: price $5000; 737 Syrmety ¢ family. wil! handle © Prves fbi aeerh opNarles 1408 Semple: 4 ont 5 roome a et En: teh “ farpfly. ’ naces., . Saad sarazce immediatt Lal (pexeyea een oer ier sP es bon , ; : = y Tr Nala, THOS. McCRADY & SON, si hed A oo }-famity, © quonw Forest S920. ———a "Fhe iInterdrive 4% family. nti eile trae lor FLAT BARGA 5082 Enright: 5 and 6 roe fiat. be ini Sent a -GRANT-BELL REALTY ©. Chestnut Olive 862I" 5-6 Roow Single Flat USO Maryville Av. ne one pricks zarages: . rues be 2.008. ELSPE faa co.. 213 nea ] Bl bate 300 feet weet G bt.; Pe s>- WEST MIN ‘ | threc —_ * mde giving > cnantlae cheat Six. PAM. ne SST TiAce : WH. Cn) 06WUl( ll MORRIS 5 3 ‘HE R. CO.. R26 Chestnut, INVESTMENTS — — a RENTING PRoreris THAT svavs incensinintellinassieiiibniliibtintuis 2 he ffs KOMAINE & See > SIXGLE PLAT. * "gems, hath, furmeces: att beautiful electric fix- re. a improvernests —! AACH RL ow . &26 Chestant. Most Atenas ‘tive ° years: owner vants «@ ould ~ > " { "| wal arrange 7, ete Bits. AP. Mera IN THE CITY |) Por Quick Sale RIG. © apartments. 4 | Hi Pointe Flat ‘Baresi Pour-feamilyr. 5 reoms | Dep idt im bathe. 2 Beale : Ca auic sa _ , am =F ter beens perce ie. Dispatch a ~ —" : be mi Kt | + Family—Fage and » wt ~_ Ser. a 01 6 rom 2 bathe asd | a Bes; we, - ry per yrar f en patior. Reet Seabee: i} per 24 | Sey -» spartmenta, 4 room: | | new pulidtenr : in very ewnet save aetl Pere « - — ~ Delmar—Double Bala . 4447-49 Delmar: + a re hath fernace, electri | toa etiek ft re a 2.500 BUYS THis 60xx Clayton, 5 2p eee ‘garages: steam beat ang) | Or. Sleeping porch, extra | : ) “=“alery, Rent For card and eke M0 per FRANCTSC(S REAL TY « Le. " es Fy MONTCLARSS te : oo MAR. o, martmments ° reocirie Pre Pee oe ns ‘+ ae@ lavatery. Rent | 2 ag 3 come, Nas Sistas . La Ser ae . AT BABGAR DOU BL E FLAT a wat ¢ leen joe. L Se i. ACANT LOT Vin te oe AND Ser. waa nigger ne faor Fe wot Guliding or stems aad e | BL. | odemy er & Co. “apis Hidg itive Toe ‘4 FMoreat Park bi.: a verw fine single / 3 eo - «<- - farmitiy S reufhe nw: % reome,: new: , rs 5! & ‘amily & reome., INTERPRIVE. Sell pate Mag en Py New § Single F lats tT se finelookiew and wetll-Dalit singie wats: «ach centaim ne the required medern - mtven'ences, which tend to make them @ or you live on one * at) regt the other. thes commh'nimg & | ye and tt nee feature: my salesmen | i EPSTELN, bli a a as i ae OWflace in fear: -reri F16a0 hardwood fleors. ren? .. Wert ca te—.} fan 5 Trews, sun | sa very fine single flat | rs ne ull appeal to vou. oat) 3 a pe + ¥ , and 1 ping ~ ~e ee jodie ~ Be. as ue toes , Tene =1 8 . sock nay ANDERSY sos Chestaalle %

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Be" 1700 REAL ‘AL ESTATE For Sale, E z, re ¥ : = "eee age aS ee xchange, Wanted,/and Bungal NTS. FOR ity FLATS, wget: — FOR SALE) RESIDENCES FOR SALE | F maneblneas Pom tac . 426 r LOR ; earage. brick stucco hard wood, copper AME RESIDENG ‘E—$3500 ve 406 International Life Kids. ' S417 LONGFEL ate Pr eee me, Nat blocks Forest Park: $8500: we erms. lain 510. S¢? | ieee - floor, 8 rooms second and third fours bargain: 3900 Lincoln ay. Dee ee evoone Murphy. beds lin nic toilet. electric. slate sinks: buliding GEO. Ww HARLEY R. E. CO rooms, hot-water heat. hardwood flgors cara : ings: f ° i. eaters; Pullding finest moatt leat Olive 9078 ‘ rm Te » Hthft. lot; rent SSTL0, sacri- | ~ oF 3. =" ae ti “a be hot ancisco av.: 7-room brick. | brick Kus, electrics income aah room Att , ‘338 17 CASTLEMAN. Irees. Inquire 27 ou an w r 2 = v 4 ye ooenl 50 0005 ee WHA every conve 4 nee; lot FoxZoo. | fur nace, electric. Se eat on. | rt BE BALD & ZOELL FE R Grand Jovy bm meeere re of 7 10oms and slate DANGLE SOUTHWEST ¥ 7 oe TB I G ct R U ST | Pr ghee, he Pri North Par vibe, . sarage exceotional terms can be ar- | Mission ' ’ ce and card ; RESIDENC E r : - appointments: gafage ' ‘ "RB? 4 Chestnut ranged, Full detailed statement and card | VOSS. TENN Ts. WINTER RE ALTY Co $1500 cash buve IROS S vable home. ee. et 8 morta, hath. electric. new furnace: 2- ’ excellent tI any . : -|to admit of DY AS-SHELP, 109 N. Sth st. | _ Forest 4310 2322 N. Union ay. Ln. eae ee Seah sg D, a Compton: | e reside onle : , . rated, painted. 2 _ “aaled - "e = t Sul 4016 FLORA, F E DE R RER Re ct a2. a "610 +» I ] - i fo 4 7 te e. acant; SUNSstantial. sod Y-room home: } oA CU., a6 Gravois ‘orUand pl.. 12 roome v nt 5% ads S460-86 Laclede; splendid af Pent $5200— ce LARGE 8-ROOM HOUSE—s500 CASH Re tO. ter Neat, hardwoud fir elect loca. —Sidney 367 ~ © Voutoveneee a | Ria Jala, . oo ORs eal. fh wo finish: lec : ie 2676. solarium, ba "room, 6 ‘ . hk tatty wood wee pa: ay ? 6 RESIDENC FOR SALE | Nenient "ne ha Kaew nhiy; vod con- | RESTDENC E—Hi8 Montan it at. 6 rooms, . 49 eeract leon at ENDID MODERN LITTLE HOME baths: lot 12Hc200: gar. . : heat = te come ; -_ 2Zubvor rod : oe be : . ‘ | ice : {*? 1; . j ° ~ . ; . . ** “*s* ene eeneee "ne ne S50 Bar | rice Sagi a men; bath, electries * + gh key re TOMBRIDOE CUBNOY Y. || Wxtra well pulit home ® rooms, hot. | bail cke” pg ee Bes iy fase rocel. 2 betes ‘nee . 12. rooms, with . . i, .) , a : > “ ; P ’ — s, - ‘ u Aa eS 8 15 per cent net on 4 a fc & (rE e : sur sold last week j »t- 4646-48 Evans; 4-famliy. qhnked. . : S252 Laciede, b iy in city: Sin yer- Klein | fin 0. onerer a8 sooming house. Inspect oie phones, — SILLS Meramec at. os ut. hardwood foors, tiled bath,| _EDW ARD F. WRISBERG, er. karage;, 130)-ft lot.... ...% hi rooms, h poe oll furnaces, ern; lon at ! to 8 and 5 roolns Prt gas ane i ' ’ > TIET IE N83, 72: 2 ‘ ‘hestnut. sIDEN( 5 ‘Oa ‘) rewon ti reom K bind #-eye maple. Admitt ance L004 7 Vandeventer G 9 904 K inesbury p ° 14 rveoms, we mcg Hy, ‘. ’ : ”s > . : , © offer. ee mveny Co HOT-WATED HEAT ©” “shat. (urmace., electri: double cara 4169 FLORA ee ene ON BA. Kineabary gh 16 eases yeepet f 9 ‘rooms, fe ¢ . Ess IX T°2. : offer Wented: terms Finety tbuilt eEMe in h dae ee IF TON HEIGHTS -6.FAMILY, athe. =. weer | S _ gS ow =. 2 heat. ' pws P . ‘ athe carage side | th. -water : it 3 3 6 © 4. - # — SARS ae oe r ae rf as Rect ARTMUENTS “ mm JONES KR ALTER . 4 . N. 20th: 3 rooms downstairs. 4 = kr F, \L Dy, & Z 1 1 Ler Grend Y57. ition: 10 reoms. two bathe. he. home ar 3 reoms. bath and electric: 65-ft. lot: ws. 3 : ) - pot-Water heat: | rents $1600 4915 " price AP 717 Interdrive; beautiful tri ve 19 Wells av ; :; tpnt at. «of ve) sain md sun parlor each; supe pie; 6 . Cher /TORS veamen ‘and tile 1 . . ie os 2 rior ¢ reom mth on second floor, two’ RESIDENC E—903 t She ; finest woodwork: « Orc ‘ Soars range! | L SEL L THIS WEEK | | 104° N. 8th st. Olive 34 or Olive 9494. |- neater.) thd floor: instant gas water| rooms, “modern: va Shenandosh Sa staber’ | gurake, two cars: jot 30x! ee. Gif; brick | JULIUS HALLER R. E. CO. 722 Chestnut | oy ged "annie oun | Cabanne, 11 rooms, hard- price >». re ee eee eeeeee PF ment; new bulidine. Car brick gara ge. f bot - a Tee 4 : Slate rvof: lot Th 1°¢ ~ dt a av.. bie « TT SS an bri k alae oO POx 16: double termes . CONC ANNON. \ air bh - 6637 Kingsb ‘ B76 Vernon i I ou! ie LIOL Sigs | c pare me : : Wainwright P : ‘ tele e . RE AC 0. wy rs weet h: wonde rfu 1 ' hive 7 Two stor, root. finishe al attic: West S ar \r unde] (title ‘Test. & : oe Ww . averiy ha, 4 a leering Laon hes; > Rarakes, | e ms, “~~ hall, sun » § mm; sie ; opelan: # ruoms. . ..... 818,000 4 “SOX =. See . , Two-story “and ee in oreh, wood floc * Terms. . . ) ON 1) "SiN . } s ‘ ‘) nM? - . 7 'D 4\ }} TY ‘ ° RESTDENG is —-4(7)°*? he 2stlema rn av." x > . : . » roor iis Recon i f) oor: hie yt YE—i3i5 7 Kensington ay _ s rooms. _~ roonns, Slvr oom, 2 haths P 35.000 4 ms rick aan lot rs “ POLI AC K R kK. ¢0) WOOL N, Rh, | be apiece e ‘» Foon .his oe hapten ,/001 Gravois ree nwa os’ teed”! roorrs, recention hall furna = bath for one or agp! Fe rar nt etc, xX. & W VOD, FOG Chestnut, office “0S LO bem ington (Parkview). S Twa f os 3 "| T , ermhing: 7 wk, Soe | ‘ . — : “| e@leetric: $7500 : te an 39: S a . . , P rooms, 2 baths 30.000 a water heat; price . a . GLE & pOoU BLE FLATS Spbpe tied r eee A doe ; 2964 M AFFITT Alfred 4. Lochmoeller. 722 Chestnut ti, Extre good 9-room house. with al! the| UOM#—Beauti ful ti ttle home. with of 7030 Washington. , Ielmar. & & rooms ' . ut} : TLS (os nesin bes ApDoIntiMents ' , Without furniture. oROG Pershing ' | Warage f lot 50x125 to’ ari (obitx) a hot-water heat 30,000 furnac price fa 8S rooms; | §4rage for 3 cars: let / ‘ : oO ‘O16 Westmoreland i\ Arce, oma bah. fur ‘rn re : ; WICK S AL, Ke Ww A \ | Ie 1) h . 4 yaog 44 : BS Pooms % 5 } woe og om het Hing: siate roof: re RE eo ag NC ¥ af 2007, Sidne Bi., Bw: : > ‘ ‘ " ; j a ath, fur tine! i modern: lof {Vox . 3232 rT AKKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. RE SIDENCE—4238 Cleveland av.: 3-storm : 196 VIRGINIA AJ. HOUSK—s6000. 4103 W. Pine bi.: eight new: price 20.000 aeerneee: very easy t ’ Ne x ¥ iton, lente “4a! "* JS4 Pershing, 8 rooms... 14. BOO | £500 DOWN | brick, 9 rooms. baths. furnace; sarae ., 20nd modern home: 7 rooms and at ~ m ca: Susmaite aed tein ee 3017 Hawthorne bl.. 15 rooms, > Rist. and particulars en concerning ~ oe single. ;° 07 Se. ply dad’ ly . © owed ox ry oo" & 85°R N on the | Paes For 4eand 5 ing! ” thats ween 3 we gh 0 cundition; well | REN . UTHEIMER & RRO REALTY cr | S41 3 baths: 90-tt lot .... 25.000 st, see & . Py: ae» - ~Marlimer; PE & eS 4 bp ee 6 O.500 7-roor >». fj rood | and «# ferson ss } Si ‘ RK | MESES ' ws¥. DS . mt | A lath -iu S57 lie C 4 oe ; ; sare “ tdge. double ‘ " > 4 laurel: {) df Ooo con: Seiad: very yn RE, acne house ’ n gB00d DOr a a - he Fz s- «© uth Ss. - yg? ee : ‘ 1: y 4 : HOU SE pecatitoy restricted Lewis pi.: Dee tveritie. 8 a = iis 500 } } daudl. . > ‘ o7 Amelia (Webster): 8 rooms... 8 DOO | GLIC™ R. Ke. €%).. B24 Chest 7s i —— sACug Fine-built . 2 roems and all the No. 46; S-room Urick ,clectric fixtures, 2842 Clemens. 10 caine yo ans . ’ ; CSET. RESIDENCE—4515 Beethoven: 7 rooms, | latest improvements, Card kas. bath, farnace. ary water heat double gurage 15,500 — ; RY 2 er. t) far iy, ron a aa 'e l'eorshing 1) mwins , ; "5000 | } : ae Oa " aS eo ; . MINTON Tithe outs nian ue : as, ~~ ta , eS 4 a5 Lafayette: 6 rooms. . Special D A N DY a IM Ky W | TH HEAT | for plumber yy nme pd SO ennw. usar herby rae NEW He MIE. . SAVINGS TRUST CO... 4915 Delmar. || 3800 West Pine. 10 reoms. 3 r } t dew ¥ R. UO, Rank Comm ‘ : Fabs Hamilton; S roones, ‘ R500 | , HEN! a1) M, ffitt; om, -gtory & rm. heiok reas] , I 7 + ra Col ve 4°15 Wieotan. ’ ys peed _# a toe att the latest Hol SH—3RO4 Delmar bi.: 0 rooma. ba t! ’ E baths 15.500 . ~ ’ {‘ates: rons. Jk Spe ial | aoe e: bath, Cec rie, steaim- heating plas ee } . . 1) ; ; whe ire . sins BOxd 7 V ‘ea rick garage. two furnace. electricits raw: let "68 LL isn ai e ‘ " nate a ~ — - _ . S l ~ ' 1z llow bil.. 9 Wit hdrive * Jot SOx 1 >: $7 R00. + Hay] Sh —4528 ‘Westminster pl. : modern | / 4 wooed floors, separ requirement eption hall se lonnade ent: : - ir > bite ance to liv : is: lot $8.4x‘20): pric $1 « r HOUSKS—Must sell ? double Konno’ Scene | nk room” Y-car brick garage: | BP« 185 rooms ile bath, hotewater heat. brick 1915 AME RICA , “ jotants Co bo. wt sell > leave | terms. HA aze: lot 32x15: age for * cars: adn. berlor and bites. | \ Nels fhe CICA, 10-room, hardwood floors, double ga- | a sai 7 2; ean a og Re D at Tics a 9160; cheap. Box’ te iN. B roadway, _ He LTE R. RB. CO. 2407 i rh in + ut to.$1 S000 he ae ideecs "12 oe me J oy home, with all the) rage: “Mirst-class condition: best buy in || Main 4560 719 CHESTNUT ST, i; »* and «heetnu 8 re - ete ie im} . oe 108, _yr O ‘ at Ble! » enient#®, garage, eic.: country- the city; sacrifice. REITZ. 72D Victoria — . . yes . “i ~ . . ] .e > ? © . ; , . —_ —_.. —_ = MTAMILY’ A ‘APARTMENT WARGADE SA GOOD BUY RESIDENCE —7-fainily. in manufacturing} O'FALLON PARK HOMES | _& A BOKERN. 217 Funerton plag. | Send tor our Histo: urelahed if wanted. | sag, EN stgate: $ | The ighbovhood: ni rented: cas bar@ain | a Ron an floors, tile bath. hot wate ? . Teiz) its rylithle rr br ic k | b | rv", wOTrTLS tile - “8 at; un. ouls Timeus & Co../3 cars: can be r heat. garage for) | , ) light: occupancy in 5 days, must see to | w , , we seen math. hardwood floors ughout, large | MODE RN. RESIDENC E—85500—TE KMS | ' | Weer | . * . apprectate. Ss. PP. SBOND, 804 Central the best built ¥-room | . ' pest © he ie oniy ‘small Kimeeswick. Mo, today; price reduced carac Fer 1 rd autrdhandil + Y i . ta see ie . » ALSO HARR \ RE MSREC Tt 408 E ad ; &-3 rooms: easily converted | National Bank Bldg. } dences; harawood floors; hot-water Vi rT amount “3 : a WENTZ. 1G x Pi a WY 3 AND 6 FAMILY _ KIGHT ROOMS ~~ 4. 4520 Alice: 6 r at “ade Che . 1 REVENE Da le ropUuc EKRS Dandy Cerys dwelling ‘bath electric i carage : owner , = ms. tile bath. furnace. Nebraska 1415 Sidine: ad tr 3 DA . > : . = ' . mil, : oe “a \ious © _ sell and we . =e is -LIS Rex tors, Arcade Vldg. Clive 378. home. Hox N-33 n verted wi be | farm! 4 as STM hea ' price Ser. | want your he ~mt offer: a " or inspection RESIDENC =_—o bles : " rooms. tile rr rr? > y+ ~ ~’ - dence: 4 rooms on first floor, ‘ “ 43: 3 f: mit) . iL, LB Zz. B&B. GOo., 105 N. @th. WANS TRATH RE AL TY. bath. hot-water hext, hardwood fleors POW ER GROV > HEIGHTS RR ESDE NCE—7 rooms; “seer leaving city. | vi 9458 CATALPA ail 4a ‘d: ga e: rental second, ) : . fam ad in MUDERN HOME. Orisa int and Warne (ec) | throughout; mrewly decorated and painted WIS Hlartford: 2-story brick residence 27 Harniiton terrace Cabany 4012M._. | Nine rooms, turnace, jarge pantry, a : aa Pag: P rh a Bee: S apayy ’ o O-story brick dwelling. 7 rooms, -s. a ae ee | owner will show mu through 7*rveoms. hardwood floors. hot-water Somes . _, (cH © nt wey Bony nw ® on =e reduced BUTTS REA ‘ wate. Srram. | reakiast room, splarium and sun parlor, JOHN W TRS IN REALTY -, £faruce. Our salesm: will w Oo SSIDENCE—5117 Ke ). n: rt Tr. — oe ary cf ) » tae. a aan lol-water heat, metal weather at rife “" a WOURE Northwest ' 72 palo ge throu nape sk na ~ogugie Parton we EN k—51 47 Kensinet py a nee tu adees 3 BUECKMANN. Bit trankiet s? “3 . iA : ier . eer ‘ ™ tferi : "” »s . . i () S —— ‘) ? +3 —_ : ~ a —- . : = FR : ve! ; SST. y | aga: Gfarm show er, eut-Heer Iwate womethion foe | _N. 8 WOOD, | 700 Chbstnct® it today. | RESIDENCE—Frame: 3709 French ay FRANC pe REALTY CO.. 906 Chestout | tion: leaving elty account shuess 90) | JUST SUCH UE FOUNTAIN PARK Annual rent ov. Fa!, O-famiiv. | JOST-MILLER BR. E. €O.. 105 N. Oth. | HOUSE—5085 ] oe | grooms. bath. furnace. electric, gerage fo SOUTH GRAND BOUL. Re SIDENC E—-1234 Clara; 9-reom brick, Nine fine rooms. hot-water heat. hard: pantie. . RR >a ’ 51: 3-family | ss CC FPTION machine s; Street and alle de, : 415 8 ¢ 1. 2 ; es ath. electric, furnace. SU5S00. wood floors, garag ete. . . A OF , , ; ‘ “ G.famils d; ) > n An« N ‘ 0 SS mth receptio: all ‘ ; ~ it today : : a & srand: : TOONS Ate reception H FF. W ATT «> "10° > (;rand. r eC ABANNE, ; iis. ay. 707: é-family wtih Pershing: beautiful 7 hn gg sateenn unfinished, cas. electric ‘tere | ROODY-GOLLER REALTY C No See tite ea BALD. GR See | F awe 3928 Cottage a story sAVINGS TROBE C0491 ae gens ox 6325 ELLENWOOD ¥. ’ + , nae ' ye : = ! ‘ . e e« ~\ or ; fA "Age. } 27 : ‘“ j ‘ " 3 2° 7 oie "\ ‘ v¢ ; or. y~ ini ne must] bac. 6-5 464~ Girat . 2811 Be hot - whiten heat: si . ae ; frame. 6 roonts, bath, electric; $4000; | Two weil-Dullt residences, one of O iy An exceptional home of 11 rooms; va 18°, : 7. ’ baths, | mths. garage for 2 ns: hardwood eet he sole , ‘ ’ , + . Oven till 1° noon Sunda ' : : . rated: n4 rage ye + , ; 4-cn aon ’ owner on premises after 9 a. ™. reonis. Dn tr 10 ma, turnAaces, ‘ge. Open today between t] a. m. and | NATURAL BRIDGE ia — ' cant : . 4 “Cnr SATAR ecard. on one 0 roumi ; Cc P RIDGE AV. 4929__8 rooms, | RESIDE NCE—s&8> Cleveland: 9-room E a PY DT-EARIC KSON RESIDENCE—61xx McPherson; a rooms | ete.: | date Chinnew, ; ; , " , sities ‘+ and into fiat: furnace, bath and electric. | RESIDENCE —Modern ; st elegant | jot 40x2¥6; owner anxious to sell, r. Post ‘Dispate h. Geo, J, WANeTRATH, 717% Chestnut. ‘opper spouts and gnitters, sinte roof. ga- —_ (c) | admission lot OUxw1G. See us for further par- price ce $2356 terms x r 7 ip. m. Admisaio card ly bat! ' = | NEW : gPARTMES iS I ‘OR BA Ll, Ki 37° N 25 sth at \ : al etrone’ : use rill wv y “whe newt ; rent $7 ‘> Per mo modern brick steam heat, hardwood >. Broadw av. hot-water heat: hardwood Uiculars. > « “ , ; t ’ t hou for J. WILLMANN. im \ " { n @ tile } ) 4 ‘ . : P . Avr) . - “i F | . MANN R- E cu Beautiful 12- 2, aan spartans of 3 and ixnw—Two (fa "et a) +; ee * | two gts fvrnace, two bathe. garage: | RESIDENCE To ~. sth st. ere ie bat , fixtures. s vs ns, ete.; | > (sravois 8525 N. Grand ‘age: $13.500: terms. Box C 14. -D. JOS. F. BS ne Ppl “e efficiency; best "Naik: rained * ee (> Sin OW | price RO00. See |; be nat 4 . ae B's ’ Wee ner an! - & light re » ‘ol om. ‘ _— | too arse or owner: >’ _ RESIDENCE—Spiendid W est End home: © ——E——— An exceptiona! investment; inspect.” Get ’ | De MARTINI-ZFREGA AGENCY CO. Sing DENCE = open 2 to 4:30. a PE ry fer caiman ate LE ee EXCE] TION AL AL, iY “W ELL | hot-water heat, etc.>: terms. Phone | MePHERSON | AV. HOME BARGAIN | i." hot-water of 10, roma’ > wal; i-famly, 6 rooms: new 231 Title Guaranty Bidg i—7 rooms, bat? ) wit: NNR She 6 SC Seat nu : | Forest 6039R. (c) | S#XxX Dive rooms, “ 7 reakfast rooms, rage; lot Sess = arn. care aU LT —) = A ; ~ = ways NGL s.nu' uve 2 Beautiful 16- familly a rtment: well lo- © ‘3 C ya ' ’ ode ' RESIDE N — ‘s ate > : ¢ oo = - ae ns ‘ ~~ 7 —_ 7. pp > . . 4 4 ; RESIDENC Fe % > dx De mar. ¢ room s NO TON HKIGHTS cated. well arranged: en i wee: ANC ISCU S RE Al, ot \g { » Xa WE sPrC IAL. IZE NS THE SALE OF pm a CB—S8xx inne t¢ Brilliante; >. 51 ‘oO Enriceht. 9 big rooms. hardwood Main 67. ». 61 t ¢ “hest nut. | rooming house $7: 200; $1000 on bal- | 6115 Wentodasater side entrance: 9 i ‘$13,200 rice a RESIDENC ES ANI! FINE HOMES | ng ors. furnace, gas floors double varage: see this home. ance like rent. Agt., Box A- 64, P.-D.(el) | heat. hardwood floors; open: cote 3.2 per year: price a“ : : se ‘ >. electric: bargain for quick saie: $1000 CHAUNCEY P HE ATH CO ‘O 18 4. Soug Qj ] , R : “To . : aust rooms, tile reof, steam heat, sleeping : price 20 per cent below ‘ : ; e af ” ive 316 1 side ve TT e ne ( R > SIDE NCE—14xx Montclair 7-room | perch: garage: well built and attractive. pee poulers. — ! 904 Chestnut , t bags with tenmdie 7 F. J. CORNWELA. R. B. CO.. 111 N th. 7 > ag CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST | expuer Ro co ™ , fel ok: furnace, garagze:'$6700. Cabany | BUTTS REALTY CO.. 726 «fest nut «es . or] . 4'le e | ‘ 4 . vO. jan ‘ ‘ommerc e Bi) dg. - —— OP EN FROM 3°TO 5 O'CLOC ; F oe ." . i ees *e - ** ».. jnD © 62 F¢ RE T P A RK - J -. % ~ > New sing f I it ‘ 719 Ch astnut St ' RE SIDENCE 6069 Lucille 6- room house NIC = roll K RE BIDE oo E. $5000 ' hon HaNiday av.., beautiful Con: m 24175 at 7 - 5937 Ww ATERMAN—BARKGA 43 Ss J ng ‘ c ) ~ 16 " ine ix oo attached | modern residence: owner will be RESIDE NO ™—5061 Minerva: S-room “mod- | ) 0OMS—DOU BLE GAMAGE ome of 10 rooma, bath, : ¢ ht NEW Ts = ie y yg Fy ' ‘ 4700 BLOCK CREST AS water, sewer, gas, elec tric; clean. quiet (house with electric: good ha¢cemet on) from 3 to i . . ney sty o he: hy Pe ten Yee ee eT ie x f y alk ah. of ‘ i re at bf Saat By > > at ome Beautiful residence of nine rooms, hot- Water heat, hardwood fleors, tile bath, 3962 FLAD double brick garage: all weather stripped; a. fons payment, bal- Modern 8-room brick r "eal ‘batientn $i > » OF or k toda, Go and look} ern: all conveniences; attractive price. | } RK D — aclede: Al condition; gmal!l cash ; be ESIDENCE 4311 Laclede: | 10 “rapms. | com > i . . ‘Tot BOT 85 . . | dg WANT or PERSHING ac FrOOy, g "AT. OR PHONE FOR OUT LIST. 1 neighborh od possession : sacrifice price Sho) one oy and S25 month ly a hyman or | at this house if : : phone heating plants: left: » ied ETZEL AND BAKTMER ) —— : — . Cahs aes ‘a-7R> offer. Fisher, 6200 Easton Murphy, room 407, 722 Chestnut si HAASE RE AL TY Y), ont 5 lb mome. HAMILTON R. E. CO (ce) + g & ROOMS EACH FLOOR — ; —- Tt ee 4164 HARTFORD ST : > —— T3 SINCE 1 igas (FE SID =NCE—Northwes 5631 North Beautiful extra weli-bullt hot-water TOW ER G R¢ V KE NHEIGHTS modern: make offer: terme: _aanic Sk — Al. year :terms, $ cash. | WM. J. ABBOTT REALTY CO. Ge The entire block is beine bullt up with Northwest. | a1 | ao grr dy 4 SG ge mg mm ® a2e a | yrna.ce , BRarage mod- heated residence of 7 rooms. tile bath. l | Conne: tient a) reomes. tile bat “ anted. Ly IRSEN co. home at a bargain price. Key at office. : — appointment to inspect, Open Sun- pp ES LAGE Pace ay. 3 ot 5 p. m. A Sousa. - «os fine-looking and we!)-bullt single } —-— = cd nired modern : f: pA . om | ; , 4A GOOD a WEST 1 nas ts: + ote go a ery bag nnke them a ‘ 57 ~s ar B-story, nN; "_feasona :: - ff ye hs sony brick aw tiie porch; must be hy heat; Ruud automatic Water he “1% 4064 Olive st. room Aubert, 5 an rooms, Dele an : oa al for you ve on one mee ~ - tf dn re . ava. o be appreciated. — ; : rr; eopper screens priced right: card | oo NC E—4. 29 Snrig) t : _ _ oms , x Re io. low, re et — we a te ae. os » combining . Forest 68443. F. M. RISC HI. eat Page.(c) wOS, F. DICKMANN BK. Oo necessary inside inspection rick; hot air he ile bath. elec rns ¥. J. CORNWELL: R. BE. CO, 131 N. 7th, steam heat. bath, elect ity: |@ Fare es Tr show throu toda ’ hens eae | RESIDENCE—1919° a . ee PL oh st} YEC KE 1 PEYDT.EARIC KSON, : MU LL ANS. WALTER RE LTY CO ‘] 4344 WEST PINE BL. to buy a small ' a> INCF—~191 Corn av ; -reom MUST SELL—J631 CLEVELAND | : puri S. Broa sway, i ve 4237. 2° ‘hestnut st. Residence of 12 rooms, hot-water heat, These fine loom are all well eNSAVINGS ‘TRUST CO.. 4915 Delmar 7 a through t AI’ te yy er ee - vs : - oF - ATS BAR carat ‘ me: EPSTELN, 617 ( Riaatinet z! . norte Be 5 . ‘bath, tollet, elect % “4 _ Main 2 Sane Bere _ Central 49. | (enn) No an 4 ino aca price i = excellent NEW den aD no -: $246 Waterman, Wand = rooms. stean shite Inauire 4517 ne wherry terrace JOs87 +i L ¥ RR.-E 11 Reautifu story s'ate-roof bungalow; | SX AFTACERD RESDENC ES yor of Taylor: hot-water heat. three bath- | 275x160. Admission by card fre com pares with it: If vou are that nd 5 root. rent $1248 De vear . SAMBRIT. us CO aan A. IF ar ; ‘é ant 8 teem tile | wie = oh » pene with bath. electric “DANDY , eae ras eS 2daod conditian: modern: lot DOx1°7: ine e+ FF a partor; 4 en ee ae i # m Fools, sun pp aa ‘lars from BERSCH REALTY CO., 4955 AASE REALTY CO... 921 Chestnut. Zio SS home for large family. . M. Risch. | 30 wee eet. ee , — Semple: 4 @ Bool bonis : iat ily, a) Buse 44a CASH AND Y Ips agg od : thar Forest 8407, : ict YF 3850 c ey VELAND—s9750 inten | pnasn. ceed " ———_ aS : “wer Page av. Forest 68445. { FF. J. CORNWELL R. B. CO. TIL N. . Tth, oon Wiek (A ' ’ -—- 4 ' li ‘ ‘ T PSeticice’ a a= aT LO | , ney | RESIDENCE—4118 Westminster, hand-| RESIDENCE 4231 Me so * : ra ie immediate a , | , bi e garag - reems, sun parior tarhed) house: bath. electric, arranged fer NORTHWEST RESIDE ACE tesidenc: rooms. het IWwoo d floors: | ile bath. hardwood floors. Humphrey rHER ol -; bath. eard Me m4, REALTY CO... Main 481 ea ter, leeping parent bets ater heat . some 9. reom home in a good, convenient ; ~. orated : wash $1500, bala ag ow — i vy ecoralw : an a a ~ ie : . / . ti RADY & SON. 5179 oe 714 leland ‘ farnilyv. {) HOTS, | Jfamilies; Ist flew vacant: price SH2H0 7 Sp ite ai ne: “On res! ide The ” : | Olive or Central &500 ) furnaces gurage: you must see the inte-rier | " , || ree “k ay Pome eet ON OME CK Pk! | Yd SAVINGS TRUST co... 4915 Delrpar. / srOoMry—t “BLOCK PRINCIPIA—S 7060 | + en parlor | |} WHYMAN or MURPHY, 497, 722 Chestnut | tC appreciate a food home: price at office, | A SOUTH SIDS BARGAIN LOETTCER-MASER RE TY CQ. 1380 Belt av.. 8 full rooms, hath $1600 Forest I am 7 = Iinterdrive. --8-family, 5 ' i — . ; . SY Wuiee-titse’ NGER, JOV N iran teautiful Flora bil Y-roon mode: live 2660 . | ae BARGA N rooms, sun parlor c HOt Te At AV. TIOUSP ° WATE WI l Hit ER, JOC Grand Beau room rodern ; eT N.” 7th. ‘ = 2 - . 4 AYN. SiS bs i. “ ; : RESIDENCE—-3S&xx Romaine: 9 rooms, red * pWewtxato—} oe. = SOC, Oe Only x ft; 1304 and 1308 Choute, \ BARGAIN HOME SESON TONED - :* mardwood floors, hot- pepe » Ds ) tile roof; St. Barbara’s Pari ish - easy | Race, large gerage: a real er D ae 246 S. GR, \ND ash, balance easy termes ! hy ( ute; 5082 Enright; & oy 6 flat. x fine R tinehe d S-roonm stone Ah ees 4417 Greer av.: bunga'tow § type, m6; “ater heat; car garage. 2 an he® | termes gd condition: tot | JOST-MILLER RE. ¢0.. 105 N. 9m | wonderful, | RALDWIN ft KE. CO., Olive 7494. | CHAUNCEY P_ HEATH, Otive ° 3164, (c8) electric. turnace; itor o2183 . ia iG BR-GRANT-BELI REALTY CQ with bath and electric 40 P reoms, furnac im vers wh . HINGER 8 ad ’ mA. > ‘ = ‘ e. any é emt f only S450: S500 r Ab " ce 2 %. : ; me arge lot. °10*.°648.:: through ve HA! HART G-DISC | not. ive S621. cash and my § heared , property with a OON LO; good ae ation for © tr E or ‘> Hm 4 BRI K RESIDENCE, ite Variderbu reh: HO feet ade atreet; im- | neSIDENCB—5576 Hartmer: lowelv large | A 6-ROOM | RESIDENC K—ONLY S. Ww. Gor. ome y and Minerva ~ __— es ePES cca . as i. . J. FLYN R. E.. CO. exe &) MACKLIND AY mroved with @ substantial l5-room res! home: double garages: will exchange for | 1445 Granville pl.; «4 fine attached R Sj or] ‘ I]; t Mi, I, E BERT, Ren, 407, 722 Chestnut. ween hiaealind SS Contains é reonts, es c ‘ ; lot | dences; modern improvements, steam heat.) flats or apartments. MARTIN OL Asn. brick residence, with bat elect = ‘ine. new. $-room -8 ie | COIR SINK a 3510 W ashington - Price Right! 1! Biggest Bargain of Today rOxtS 4: laser nO Ri Ne Sainy Puture naia’ in kaet ae, ee | 712 Chestout, 80} | furnace: oaly | $750 Bnon and n , : / s arpe a. : . . ia fine uture asin ie ideal for improv omen’ = on” hao eam, month; save rent by fhuying on_ these 4 ae atiene) 939 Marvy ville A Vv. a at (ira Vs Geen ei this property lo- | Nothing to equal 9-room house, clectric. Sw) cor, Grand and Arse nal —s Me al for HENRY HIEMENZ REATY | 5 tna DENCE in a a Ban A cr Fooms $32'Che he te or Murphy, Room 7. sy ; vated a cone and on Plaga: a real money ; bath, furnace, garage; first-class condition; | —— 4 Tn peor ~24. . cY).. ‘ bh! tert ED IDIN Toa i a r , > —" ° *} 4 . ° rooms and bath. oor ” AT A BARGAIN sEO. F. HEPP "ERN. AN. W ninwright Bide. | eee vere acted. Call Linden “7949. ( « . ‘ ~« . ' i ) . , 7? wel full part eulat Ss J. I. aa ae. be Fa eee, tt coon dwell. Wi el! “daft t modern residence of 7 rooms, | 6°S3 Chea cnat 2h steel garage; lot 546 Halliday av.. an exceptiorally welt. | RESIDENCE—S-room, bath, electric and! McME NAMY_ R, _E. CoO, 1308 N_ ‘jrend. floor: slectrie. _ lar , ‘ "7 as | t | | ANDE © ie ica ol aN, 617 Che stnut. Main BARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 N. 7th ao s0x125: a Sargain: weer will show you 8-ROOM RE SIDE NCE—$5500 ‘lean residence of 10 rooms. bat} ' furnace; terms $500 cash, balance month- : Cop ‘ ) : , ICKMANN R. FE oO Frame residence good locatton for;” caigence © coms, 1 ani re- | moe a . > 7 r Washington Heights, tral 4 a M ust Sell—Make Offer | | thre ugh. JOS, F. DICK $25 7 nestiont — a enw or chicken Se Ap: - 100x* 60 ; se gga Bre nk § ga be eee maple, Ya 1s : “1 "Jetiorees: pl. Apply F. A. eter | 6343 P ERSHING, PARKVIEW (% | a " ear Lavy ane Manchester rd mak arm ireh: hot-water hea copper gut- | i> od ee a Ni rooms, Z baths, 2-car garage (eo) . al N ‘T) | 4 ; LET we i SOL te kK 1010 Chestnut. Olive 14 re | ters and screens; garage for 2 cars; cuner RE SIDENCE —5095 Enright: 10 .reoms, —- ~— : Double Fiat oa GL GRanvit iY FLAP A SPLENDID LOCUST st. |A COMPLETE HOME, $7500 5 ROOMN BATH AND ELECTRIC. s3yoq |OUt of town and says sell. Shown ‘by ap-} strictly modern; triple brick garage. L. WEST END HOME om, satit-in i om . 2 Bt 5 rooms. “bath, "eas vetoes - 1] CORNER | 4465 tirecr:” Bg ge nawls | $450 cash, $35 month buys nice at Hd AML ss LON SPAGHE, ERR. Eco | C WEBER REALTY CO. 3996 Natu Beautjful. new 6-room home bul lt-in are. : perfegs condition bie harra om Tocnat et. n. we cor. 17th et: lot 100x decorated and painted, good furnace, bath, tached brick house; look at 1v09 or 1013 Seventh and - hestnat. ; . Bridge. Colfax B37 6 . _fex99) | heat. rdwood meme =e bath. > balit-tn in “3 S. both. = oust RESIDENC E—5424 Vernon av.. 9 as, tub. electric fixture ~ = Box Fits. TOOTS. .. + seis ae ol ‘piants: rent $3240 & year: > 3-114, RACK | CO.. R26 Chestnut. || 245 | had screens w r i terms. Box ; : : , _|| 155, through to St. Charles st. fixtu a lili nae» agg wo y+ +e 7. 722 Chestnut. Olive 8500. gain ' WHYMAN., 407, esthu iN ale, Tow er Grove Heights Residence | if. ath: new furnace. fixtures, hardwood | $1450 down. balance iike = se eens for k pale: ° ie it : lo 3 > ’ — —— —— ’ > (lot 3 xi 35: owner there. See it today. h. | + ; HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. EF. CO.. f BLA KE & BRO... 8315 Chestnut. 2024 HAWTHORNE BL oor. tile bath: a beautiful home; $9250 | Post-Dispatch, de _— 6 Room Flats JOHN = 3938 Hartford st U-built, 6- & F z . *, . : . — — eam + eg " / e ‘ e 0 } hel ; th furn ce, fa- s a! ore s : a we vi room | ORBON E. t. G. SC OTT 800 Cc hestnut, Fine Fine New ° and gh Vacant——Possession Now a. t rs ‘ ee an tae treet: this is a| Tesidence. with closed-in -? nh. hak: RESIDENCE—S8-room, suitable for light | 4203 WESTMINSTER PLACE : rutters and conmer screens, furnace hea housekeeving. in manufacturing a be Fine 9-room brick ‘house. hot-water | i MOOR 3 SPTAMILY APARTMENT. | N | IN WwW T R ' . Ie 2 orth 5?08 AME I’TT nice home in a wonderful location, big bar . BOLD TO CLOSE ESTATE. Boe _— 208 MAFI 1 te , $13,500. FRANK sg _| fatare: lot SOxXT61: price Ya RS. | Price $5500: easy terms. Box 316, heat. bert wens a a gcaraxe: big - : 7th and Chestnut sts f Ya _ngtnetagpeeeereineeeipagg inane i ee —_ ba x: in mm . ia Commodore driv 1 biock Toe t ¢ P Teome, sur parior, sieeping ii pa SE—Strict!y wiern wo-stor CE ’ 3 ; # e AF ol - yan en , : ° »* hot- ms , fF mod 9 roor : T tory 5-room brick: tile bath, fur- ‘Ee 41°, 722 Chestni : Oliv ra’ ~, Post-Dispatch. gain, $8250: Ivant ay.; hot r heat; ; @tra lareve roome: all modern ater heated: North St L. m= nape Room Ra, 0% _ : wee) y afd « shes? im it sts. aos-eEe ~~ ? ~ Ss mene SOHN BULL. “20 'N. 7th. Main 1 3 . hardwood floors ist floor: keys | o ‘ IES : S—HhOOT *. . 1LL.BONH ROT nt. a - . ts; extra large lot, 75-ft. s: ° +000. — ‘ Box K SOR. _Post- Dis; atch, pe ; REStTDEN( EF , 7 Enright: very attrac : e B | He ‘ wes national_Lif a BPAACH R, CO.. 826 Chestnut. | | HOUSE ~1400 lg Obear ; 4 rooms, gas, wa. . 4 A ter, electric: $300 cash and $°5 month, 200 N. 4th. water heat, hardwood floors, sleeping |y.,.¢ hardwood floors, French’ doors to RESIDENCE—G115 Weatminat. er. ~~ Wash : : : nate . e ris ma V 7" . » ta a 7 Ooms : “MORGAN NEAR GRA t . oa Fr lete her R. | lar Re alt CC 0. Residen 2. BH 10 A rsenal: ‘ Treon . hot- re: »] modern & room home: hpt-~water c ). (eo) | , ag a * 7. 3 _KOTSRE AN, 401. 722 Chest t | ee-enes a ; : 7 . age: owner says sell at once; FF, . tr aad In hee 4-room fiat, in apes fontitien Stnut. M. 1195 - porch; Taras — . ‘ we? Plarge porch from living room. awnings and |“ ington Heights: luxurious h@ne. 9 rooms, | rent month, Call rwin, porch shades. screened-in sleeping porch, | every convenience: %-car rage: priced 3728 Hnright; 104 feet; S-aety ats : St a H ain ke . ° é . OUSE—2318 Madison at.: 6-roo bes ‘ ‘ma ‘ 4 ae is | : : bre yea tine? a a cheap. ‘e © WESTMINSTER PLACE and garage for two cars: priced at 2 50. | ~6 N. TAYIOR AV. Ww : 2 DOSEna, Si. with rainproof curtains; large fruit cellar; | ,; ‘Rt SH. H-BURNS, 2109 _CRGMSU te h giving = fro , ihe RESIDENCE SVECIAL PRICE $6000 | | Olive ‘8069. Central 6120L,. Benton o1W. |, nn cae | right. C >» > — M Monarch metal weather strips; & y rooms. tile bath, furnace. earage. 4527 ; ‘ a gurace’ owner anxious to seil. Seco us and Pp a - . eS Se ee es Fy ven double he rieht: admit Pye ar INVESTMENT? a — | SOUTH SIDE RESIDENCE DOSENBACH REALTY, , | BALDWIN R. E. CO., 789 Arcade Bidg. : on eee em ae RESIDENC 1E—3203 Sullivan 8 To | j CHAS. J. FLYNN R. E. CO Main 481. _ 4157 Rotanical: large. 7 rooms: Maple and Hodiamont._ fe) | a _ South , . : , ; 'RESIDENCE—Pretty 7-room brick, 11xx 1394 CLARA AV. a tie MAINE PI 7 — | nil on. Swi SIXGLE FLAT. RESIDENCR—One of the best built 7-room arraneed for 2 families; gas, clectric, jwent a big bargain in a 9-room. hot-water GUS M. ARENDBSS REALTY CO | propert 1% . . rick: opposite O’Falion Park: tile b | 50-foot lot and sarage: | ment snd balance monthly n hroughout: right wrice i -. nale. _ 4-room mM ir ile ath, bath; easy terms. heated mouns. with oU-Tfoot .0 . ; (Mive 7 40. 16 N. Sth . St. vate”, Sm SA ‘INGS TRU ST CO., 4915 Delmar. | YOu 8. BLAKE & RRO.. 815 SY AACH R. CO., 826 Chestnut. - | Alice av. " we will see owner ATs . RENTING PROPERTY THAT ST 4 ' iid is ooms, hot-water heat; garage. W ILL ; LING BARGAIN “wo , Ww t os RENTED, ad 2838 N.- or a | BLAINE AV. DWEL . hardwood floors, hot-water Neat, Aubert; Just the place for a family that Splendid 7-room wane brick Pos * ome, bath, furnaces: all hot-water heat, hardwood fico : : : . . : . ; beautiful electric fix- | GEO. 5 WA ANST RATH. ei & in on | SWENDER R. E.« cry , Admiss« n by car omy. -reom oostdance: no better or prettier ; ~- 4923 “PAGE BL. ® vears: rac etive 1 foer |; hot-water iat. @ : ak ath; or = ea ORNCE 7 rooms. 2 re ox + nee st STARK 3630 Olive. T4ndell_ 8000 small “Feaom ae will 1 Sacrifice “2 4c y . & N, G ran ¢ L : ~ athe r- BLE FOR ‘ - ‘. we. — | price. toom 2 . F222 Chestnut. one icel petanend —— asiiail’ will arrange t | = : | RESIDENCE—SUITA Olive 1121 See and Gee oP, sb ——— OF APARTMENT ||| gusthence 3028 N-Botn; moder & | Dace: Feasonable price; 1210 Sidney st. ING HOUSE QUICK SATE WANTED | BREST, ACRE a =o po = a AGS IN THE r ik jee ¢ hot-water heat, tile’ bath; price | RESIDENCE—8 rooms, hot-water heat, | SRE SHAW idence: RESIDE NCE — 13xx Burd av.: workings | mows. in tos Ae Hi Pointe Flat Daretia Ik CITY righ baih and garage. _ _ 2645 Wyoming. rooms hardwood floors, hot-air heat 4020 Arsenal: ‘-room te og ; | man's chance, divided into apartments: 710 _Cheatené rent $7 qy , G | i; terms. hardwood floors, steam heat, §& | annual income $2000: your rent free; $1500 CASH ww em i aes 5.1 1 fntt . TAS. _C, MORFIT, 1024 Title Guar, Bidg. S Te brick: ly pa RESIDEN( 7 rooms ric Rarage:| garage, pony. mt, ORAL TY arice $92 terms. $1600 down: act | | RESIDE NCE—47xx McPhersce : ~ beautiful | MeMENAMY R. _E. CO.. 1908 N Grand. - separate stea | t ~7 @ ; =~ a ge Me pi B08 uT— apartments, 4 ||| double graage. WALTER SCOTT CU..| nace; large garage: arcap ed for 2 fam. | eg ee cat residence. ; | frame, furnace, Bath, sheotrie’ frame £a-/\ tile bath. furn year. KRESIDENCE—4235 Holly av.: 7 rooms, | ji) : ions . 00. 4.F ~~ an y ‘ KESIDENC be On Bates: beautifr 1 9- 40x130: price reasona bie BReautiful residence; — rooms. re- easy termes. F i vena ae oe tC SH- BURNS. 4 — ————— hot-water ten . “ | S7500 pret gree ; RESIDENC re—t) Fallon Park, “4 35 Hi 1 iy | Jeftoreon; Apply (ye & Berry. 2115 saa Sears Sa with in excellent conditi terms if desired. a > wenn et KOLLAS-LU pe eee 1138 Chestnut. CH. T7180 gar rer OOx.x Clayton : pe ‘ amas ' Thent a. 6 roome: ) ~— ; Chivvrewa . | re “ms ” family beat: Fe ot. RESIDENCE — 8949 Lexington. 6 rooms. frqame_home: 8709 cnerews gn ge “Special information @ | town: near Dewew School: steam heat. . » ’ ' i set : ' | . BATHS—s4 foruace rranged in 2 flate 529 iW ES STMINSTER PL. | Realty ( 0. 2050 Pae bt wei adeall cee nus rg! ror ‘kK ‘ | SSIDENCE—5719 DeGiverville; 6 roor suitable for two families. 301 Fil At. CO... ee ‘age. a Quick k Sale ar iaardnael tinere. ar more. | __ Sidney 2676 2610 Grevols. 1 At — PES REALTY CO. quick. Grand 3521 > for aul ay ih, ’ Par! » Cc “hest nut. . 0 som Tron mM mrior and sleeping porch. 805 ~— oh __.... |_ilies: ‘$8500; terms, 6511 Michigan. — A weli- pul Lo Tere 4 machines: lot 4021 JUNIATA | page. 2 cars; rents $960: price $73 | owner wil! show 7H, nes ; See th ae ai | : ‘. ae ; ids stnut a Bert ments, 5 rooms: modern; garage. “oe _ ON grea room modern: hot- water heat: Dienty of FRANK J FR ic Ls r. EB. CoO.. ception hall, finished third floor, ‘ALFRE. E. LOCH MOELLER, 72% sf “4949 { PHE | AY. rooms, 2 baths and NON, _ Wainwright _ Bidz. | metas eee +e a heat. hardwood floors. nus es —_— : Me anc | *| RESIDE NC E—7-roo: mn on Russell near HOM > BA SAAC GUS M. ARE NDES ne ALTY CA). RESIDE vc Es—Ther2 » & ‘attac hes, | f reoms. * briek. slate roof. Jeffersan. . EES. i ae Oe a Oe (e7) for occupancy: terms = CO t oer but teal . ; . expense ut taxes. idea 4447-49 Delmar; 4-' ——3 apartinents, 4 reome: Sa d 3703J 5 b— : - ; yo [N 3000 | fice 739 : 2-ROOM RESIDE ait 18:00 ements | RESIDENC 41xx Gratiot: 5 roome: in | 410 N. Euctid, room 200 or } [ TH jor Grie 1K B. ¢ ‘ apartments, 5 rooms: floors, tile’ bath: large spacious ciosets; | modern BUS. 3548 figors cheap ” Lot 560x125: want quick sale; will good c« rich sinat a ENGLISH REALTY . pee . if : > week: $32,500 BUYS THIS | vp Fhe leeping porch, Al. eRED E. LOCHMOELLER, 722 chest- | RESIDENCK—Bac kyard poultry farm. . = = x — DT ca must be sold this recped sleeping porch, ST. VINCENT’S PARISH RESIDENCE—6618 Cla¥ten; 6 rooms. | nate 3 Marc us ay. | 7 . pth. fur- | pric ’ *turther oe ya steam ping porch. extra - —— , i repair | bath, hat: = mest, Eardweos floors | RESIDENC sep ly lm POF rooms. eftic og am Immediate Dossession. Cabany oF HLL. lo . : 1424 | 0 apartments, 6 © Rroad mygyaenptiecneiniiians : ure un parlor. sleeping | Bape ee RESIDENCE— | Vainwri«nt Midge 5, ee m heat. aetets ph su hard. wher = : =. a —S apartmer te FT ow i lot BOx155:; %-stery Faris Fons west floors. ) rior, “y reonee. rex eption al new furnace, m&- owner mays net). Dari ms + , bath. curense. electric; * a lor and sleeping porch, RESIDENCE —1458 Adeiaide av.. »-rutl- | . & barges 2 $1000 TY AnsiDENCE —4505 Enright av.: 14-room residence with 2 baths, hard- 3548 Grand bmit reasonable nm Manchester. Benton 306. (c) nut at. ) chickens: 4-room modern iv ul renee a housing 100¢ Cc } Lo residence be th garage and ehl« ken houses large : Fr ‘ " R. Harri s : sta « ’ ; _ Ren: 40 | CLC ier l PRAN cory nd ALTy ‘i ' SOOO pee double gara t | laundry, two baths, electric. “ Apply 1854 | @ffice. 8 cppcaT. 112_N. Tth st. Sth st. Cestral O67 = EL FEYDT- EARICKSON, | §. 1th at. BA a do CASh | RESIDENCE—67xx Smiley : S rooms. bath. 7 ene: 3 rooms. ne i Neg : and lavatory tent | ae aye , \ . s a oe? ; bh water cs hat woo Js \ i } li le] rnret! ce | 4 a : ™ ; “Re . Ms ~ MODERN heat. Box N °“97 a Post- Di pate h, . 19-21 itrmen xt s'u ‘ j ae ~- ering): rice $3 500: look at iets ‘ . / “ 76) | trie ' “eS mt. t bs ‘ dw sod o ' a pric onmis . . ' garage for 3 eanrea with? . Ar Obs ; ~234 paste si.. bath, electric: furnace. , 204" 7 R EeIDE NCH room brick; 32 hbo * ony tien 0 WACANT ] AT iw a? improvements; lot. S5x125 WYMAN 407. 323 (hesetnut. Clive SM) THINK, > THE FUTU RE ; tat at ee: price is vers low aie } 19 roouw. 4 bathe. lavatory: let fleor, ‘er : Sr pn i cord from On REALTY & LAAN OO megers | ian : ae, be AK ee ae i. | Stee” 423 16 ; ® th Ms Centra! 5063. . god garage; owner now occupying WONDERFL LF » HOME: ne At. BARGAIN | EBL oy pe = w. 203 2 o, Kiasgienwer 4 S| ok noe eS ee ag Sage ye of $2900: hot-water heat! ms ‘oft wikis : or : ar a. ey — ting meee - — . - at ' : repiete ¥ building 0) steres and | | ~ RIVE RvVIEW Ke ARDEN HOMES sosU pSIDE NCE- ad Kennett p! : it- Sron Alfred, yp Bes a Grove cat): 6 reems, | Deentiful _reatdence of 9 wd rescas /MULLINS-WALTERS REALTY « -4 Agta: nn ned a — d . 4 ‘ Ailey ° p thse e weg ot ngs room atts xk. 3 rage. rental Sits: large tile bath, ciectric, furnace ha rdwoot | hall hard wood eS ea po nl | ‘hestnut st. Olive 4237. h : a, Rod 1. Hb etectric and baths p rH. PO WYATE CO. 2108 | fonts: plenty of elescta: porch across froat | furnace, | bathe. ile mantels, specter RAND AND DELMAR __ | mevlster, inst water heater, elnve I’ & ‘Co i Valles drive, T85—4 reome. stuces, fur Grand. Tyler Ie ———_._—-ltand rear: streets i alley made; the to closein *: roon: beagtiful lawn and jevety (j ts 454 van walls, enamel teandry se G > Tl mace, are and bath: eath has % acre T RESIDENCE—4229 Heethoven a a : Tea: price put on thie duhds home: wi! surprise | Cars, fruit trees: *Sx1Tl: an ideal nie e 3362 Delmar; ID reems. dwelling, good | weather strips, Appointment waranty is yf zrou G reome, Desh. Furnace: vou. Call thix afternoon. Salesman there } surroum. lr isn or professional mab; rea-' condition; 50-foct; price cheap; open for! Olive 7709. 4 uC R ADY. & OBERMEYER. 5179 ~ rr NE soa KOLLAS- LUPFER.” ‘i2é to show you through © Bids. Olive 378. ble. See owner today. (c) inspection. (ch | ores v0. Delmar 560 BELLIS, Realtors, Arcad sa as Bi"

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__SF_ 600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Pe _ rsonal Preitarty and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Todc ‘y : IMPROVED PR'P’TY y FOR SALE an BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE) BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE) BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE) BUSINESS ‘PROP. FOR za ! a ms. Dian . -ARGAINS in stores and flats. every kind, | “Nerthere, MINTON, Main 620. ‘Centra “South “West | ’ nb ee eT. CO. 722 Chestaut near | PROPERTY Nort)’ ‘modes phase t S ime O rt nace rac ae B. TE SINESS PROPERTY —If you are wait- . BUIL xG ) Gi Bite | FOR SALE OR LEASE UDiSG—itare 67 rox revi avg nom | PRO enh S08 - > ." ing or a s£0od ' . ff Xew a Listings \\ T niv ersit\ > City Home , > Or RELL LER. 3531 N. Broadway. Simmons Warehouse No.8 | a math. on one side: S@-foot va | $ - te R if 1D a e O cant ava *: sil buildi be —_—— | Ca St t F r WE WANT MORE 8 LARGE ROOMS FACTORY —Good for any purpose. 1449 | 204 and 208 S. Ninth st. $7250 : Hema Near Clark: 6-stery building: 59.000 =o wove S150 end of Delmar es rs Box C-20,_P.- ‘ 3 y _— CAN SELL MORE HOMES Beautiful brick dwelling. S LARGE STORES and Fats, $20,000: 620. square feet. 63°9xi27 Elev ator, sprinkler. BU — PRORERTY 3800-02 Gravois | tores: fully ased ’ ° ’ 7 CRS : ste | ° : ALBERT T. TERRY & CO. large rooms and lovely bath: GRAND BUSINESS PROPERTY | terms. : on easy | At we ee ee bee | | roReS—42 217 re: apartments: | ‘ng Ww. rents $18.500: will sell on most reason- | On iv, e ar e PViACTT INUUIBI£S FOR ih l this fast EISELS. aoe B R a: 2 bri k . , - me o a st burs on S tast-grow- a G ART rn pore: . N. Mh. il . & baths, .. 35,000 STOR 2E—With flats above, a good subd- 4 oi. fine building. oa Ts eens = GOOD WEST END CORNER brick buildnig, im excelient loca- price an@ terms at ~ am N. e. cor. Hamilton and Maple. 3 stores and flats above: rent $2460;. price $15.- rvom™ms 5576 WAIEKMAN AV. bei a . 32.999 () +s sid-estab/isi ocerT>. eat and . y . ue ~ 12 rooms. modern, . wher Le av ing } it \ tion; old-estat +t EA «orm and | oo, .\ Good I uture. DALY 4 McCARE is a CO. S01 Chestnut. | anc poring | Shenan- ' GLICK R. E. CO.. 824 Chest wat. 4652 YvERSMING. AY. vemetable business: ow! : J pl Om dath. ¢ = vaths 50.900 : 18s W y down Vesedns il luc fix: ures and stock; bargain. To stores and rooms above: alse 2-story | STORES = FLA’ : 3: 3-00 enn Beautiful Home and Invest | ' rik _BUSH-BURNS, : 2 LIPP_& EWERS, Sidney 3020. | —— GOOD BUSINESS CoRNER = ment—Near Forest Park a inv-™ 6597 ‘WATERMAN AV. Abtcirtive ‘ina 1105 Chestnut st flat ae residence; ® rooms, 3 - . ———=——— | Sat on Walnut st.: lot 50 feet. il. Fe- § ie A3 roome. mode rm 29.999 bontns 2car garage. One of Re -EAL MONEY GETTER. STEIN. 617 Chestnut. Main o162. Con. leet cent flat above; Kiemm and Mc |) §66¢ 122-8124 Ridge: store building with §- | ‘a iU room 1 % bathe -. 80.000 | Zz oe and best-located houses in the Splendid corner, ee ee trai 49 a ae x. 3548 S. Grand. jroom flat above: 2 and 3 reom fiat ad- | 6464 San Bontta av., lot 400x135: . pet Pg > this cP eX DS nse bu +t — being e : resmne. bat th. ; ood: southwest | chree #-room residences. with 4 gar Beautiful Home in 4 families. 4 2} 9 rooms, bath, electrio” — “rs 301. 723 Chestnut. Main 1195 10 SE? SABAKNE AY : ’ ; 4 oscs Stone ree fcet: .. 20.000 ace J. } REI! LER. toh Bro acway. corner Prairie and North Market: two STOR E BU TL. DING. Two rooms in reer: c A . , Stores : Pnie : ‘ PeROr . 5 2 if- “at ex : : i: Ow unz to "2a 4 as = “ - atin medere: = 18.500 | ——, MASONIC TEMPLE, 8th and | ['rss; rooms above: rented: good in we ee a oo SUCLID REAL ESTATE Ke Webster—545 Selma Av. nace, baths, ef * 9 DARTFORD Ie ~ ‘lair. East St Louis Ili. BUSINESS LOCATION—3629 St Louls | STORE—® 2018-: 24 Cherokee. 4 stores and! N. Euclid. room 200. Forest 7032. 'Prie aT} = (HeRAP 18.500 | RESID NCES ee t. Clair, Ba: wee on : ~ it west of Grand: SUxI83- wit! lats: offer wanted. o% IPP & EWERS.|" SVESTMENT | | 2% - story Colonial (frame), ra $14,250, © | hardwood floors, bath, furnace; | eat of Saree + vars a oe . >. on - . _ > nt . . L * ° “a 4 a . et ) | e : vr ; S min : . . i" . * ¢ voenn (Bee Rey, eerace, F rooms..$8.730| month ; will pay 50% on invest-|_Grasa, WU © WiseMaTH STORE Corner “store and fist 6031 everything first class; two blocks | SO04-06 Olive pre. to hurry op thie: vacant ¢,.000 | ” ' BUSINESS PROPERTY—Broadway cor- farages: good corner for any business. HART WIC DISCHINGER. 302 » N. Grand to train; yard beautifully land- | , in whenever Fou are ici (>- S 4 rand. : lend “4 — a —|sceaped. Garage, 2 chicken houses. | 7 R. 808 Chestnut. OL. 3276. ie®, 3 water heat. See us ' for price and card of | Delmar. : ; . > 16.000 ‘ Franklin. eh : , git hie nt. Out-of-town owner sa} we Me pepe and flate: Broad way and Des- Owner in store aA ; ‘ 1 S 3 Cates. , :, a ¢ m irenan ; ingotne $3500; . furnish t -| STORE Sor th, elee- oo pt : 9 ae 9.500 | sell. No phone information. eo Fe me - teen ~~ hing; ~ ORE AND FLAT. 6 rooms. bath. cler ae on $15 JOO De Ww a : }Card to inspect required. Price _— and b . _TarERET PS | Bo . : . rigs “ oa bled etn res - et ate: r aan A . >. * Pe aaa eae an at very reasonable, $3000. . nal rent. © $: P rooen py al - $1000 cash. ot: $4500. ; Pe Washington. 9 rooms : 16.000 | oom ; .. 123,000 i ‘ - . | Washington, 12 rooms . 2000} BALDWIN R. E. CO., Olive’ Pes: -Dispatch busi ness - Kood location for tinner: p . a reas pnabie ; wher On premises. 2605 Drice. LICK Ri E CO.. Sz4 Chestnut. ; . 3 : : 4 - store and . a i sy per year: $1000 tna; | 12 rooms. | >a 420 oy ‘ g . : Weernta 6s ; rooms. -« t 5.000 | Fo ae we ‘° BUSINESS PROPERT tt cor- €695 MARYLAND AV. ESS hee ee 3 (494, ner 14th and Bsdison large 2-story | ss telric av. EASTON AV. STORES | - rooms. bath: garage... . 12.000 J. LEVI = yon 109 NN. an Paes C HOIC E iB ARG AINS fac tory build! ng, lo Wx 140 can be STORE —Ghenandcab and ~ Nebrasta ; we 4242 . 45 adage: tain Sinasin tal ne ne ; B.’ Ig yen : - ~ r rir he " a - ety TY Yr. ro . , ry ~~ ~ * = .¥ és i Lee = v ; : ~ — — storage “light wanetactatiag St | oo a7, see nam ings, 3 stores and two 5-room a. mr | ANKE. sees Cheteat, fe?) | wigs “GOOD ROOMING HOUSES 3127 CABANNE AV. 799 | ee ss 9 FP ankiin af stores and I2 flats: gar purposes: price verr reasonabie. ~-room fiat. - furnace a2 i2 yous, hot-water heat. nardwood: ~ nae ( arpenter P L rent $3120 a vear rice $13.000 _“ Ww ILMER. DUTT ON. & K BHLENERINCK rental $2510. . (jee MeDo? “ AL DRE CO. 11 ree rate: thie house has center good invest- $180 can be bought very reasonable we TR as ~. ae oy B 5 Oe i a ’ yo ee 1 ee. 808 Chestnut, Ol, 3276. | yoponthiy. hirt x $1,000,000 Worth of Fine New| stark. 3630 otive. Lindell 8000.(c83) | $2 prk meni: make an offer uae st. Olive 1427 : . : | a “ourte 3 eet north: rent DOERFL IN ER R. CO. Jeffor WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427.) WoL -POLLAC cK R. ‘E _CO., 101 N. &th. Homes to Select From in {. }> ‘ $2 teeny ™ $15,000. Lae , SS mm _& Gravois STORE AND FLAT—SOUTH D agen : Paes eae. it “73 rooms. hot-water | / — . . Z r tee . “yr . ¢ ond = rooens and bath INVESTME hams | w cor Jefferson Rn Sixx _Morzan!: ord : tes >» «ti ; ' fieor elmar Av. Business Building fanaa pm = : : : | ns | SRDREN Mearver rut aGSrs sda | gate, eo ate SULEGE | 4524.20 Delmar ot. 2 oore: 30148 || TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUGTTE Bacite, 10 rooms, furnace heat oe , : GANNONDALE. , DELMAR AND HANLEY a 4 ou n flats. Nos ; 7 . . . 7 e r ric +; “ ’ 7 . ‘ i . who contemplate buying a new | mag re rt fiats. 2 and 000. rooms, rent of 4 reoms and 3 rooms — = -— — : ; | . pri ice $10 : > ~ ‘&, *> - STOR E LNI : ; r. r . j}2 i nese can iP lease: a harea i a - for $1800 , ° | BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY Cod. Atide Furniture €’om ny, San ; > rooms. gt ft. . ‘- family; 5 reome, 5.- rear: each; all leased to ‘one tenant 2819 Ne whe. fin t | * = _ > ~y a a a, Ceeeees \e Intest styles in fury- ms Stark Business lease: n. w. cor. Calvary and Pex + =. 1; | 3820 Ss 105-07 ; L ‘ . WwW EDNE: DAY, MARC H 19, 10.30 2 BUSH s cy - ir: vic en Sapte pons Sunday. ) . rch completely Orated an fur- rniture., rugs and > - R. RR: 188x15 o nen K TS ‘ a 4 + _ , rn. U E ». Pe @raperies and furniture @raperies, at 6704 : Location 301. 722 hesenut. Main 1195. REA _ One store an i 5 -reom flats: \V ASHIN ‘ ¢ ON P der h ¢ ade b he Re » ood 3334 BRe- ee SSS LU ae investme mt: rente S86 n : ursuant to an order hereto ore mm y t feree a : rT subject to approval thereby we will sell at the time and place a fog? dies te ro ss * ee —4 , Chamberlain av. public is cordially invited to be our ' ood ‘ e tr ai STORE —- tats: Carter and Harris: equi ST : E. co... if at this yearend reception ; open —— oe ay re oa po get way —— y ery Desirable and Reasonable rs 7OO0. MAS N. 975 Chest t. live JO ST. MI LL rE R R 1 > _N _ Sth. dix ted bo 4 ; aie ¥ — | | der . . 7407 ' SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN I 939 a : a above, the following : Pee * i ein | oP t 75x233. This business EAL ESTATE ee f. 405 BELL sates corner of 168th aa Cass av.: let 135x139 a a T-room brick. good furnace. b dno to come and forts. Small down parrment, balance hke 440-42 Bates st: recommended fo gas- sTORELSone pias ae 2 Con HOMES CORPORATION. rent. Wall paper. shides. electric tix- . ' : anc auto access rises so ot orner it ad rooms . in rear ’ F . m 2. mil Semheien ent lot . . > " . . i a Co or, een | Sy Arenal; SO0C0: stere. £4 and 3- Q7 wth: pri eS Oe ne"5940.42 | 2 “ft. fronta; less than the price of building, BOW or cupied as three-story brick factory, building, steam radiation, ¢ ore, Metric fixiures, granitoid wo ‘? oo -42 c te at yf © creneral office of the Ozark Two unin proved lots, 25x125 ft. each, west side of ess wees Bra 1709-11-13 N. Grand: excellent business | _-+*- ~~ : PARNG ROVE. + SPECHT NN. Zth. to buy 17th st.. between Cass av. and Mullanphy eo La Saile: 3-3 room fla 4 35 per menth: 4935 Delmar bi. Forest 9063. | set out. Do not delay. Now is the time ; , : “SOnEA 2 0D ’ = = > | ¥. location: improved with dwellings. STORES fiat endid futur ; "¢ PTs c - , 5047 MINERVA MAJESTIC HOMES CORPORATION. 38xx Florissant av.: $8000: store. liv nis S024: cash $7000. price $24.000 Ke _ ibe a; 4 sto AND FLATS. “ooperage & Lumb r\o electric and bath: | Largest exclusive builders of fine homes rooms in rear; 4-1r00m flat above; ga- | — Title Guaranty ‘Bide Mam 670. of : root ath and « : ot 75x131. being thoroughlv equipped as The property will be offered in bulk and in suitable remt S. i. ine Seiadle Wont oem a i —______ annua! renis $2590, will arraz m an individual office build; | first deed of trust is om the real estate for-$14.000; certificamy ROVE & SPECHT. 112 N_- vr ; os Z individual olfice buliding, seen at thé office of the attorney of the trustee. = eee Bc location: Forest 9063. 4535 Defmar Bl. STARK. 3630 Olive. /indel! 8@00.(c83) : ph $540—PRICE $2600 tr oo = - te rookl. T3 leet x1. 30 ‘en new “STORE AND FLAT “4 —_ : > ° > IPrwo « « “ ORVILL E L. iv INGSTON, Trustee LEV IN a. wND B is offered for sale at a fair Sse tanmaed ae SON & & ~ low price for ADY & OBERMEYER. 3179 Easton Forest 3196. Delmar 566W fc) 5943 Horton PI. room brick houses, gate. Eas. colored Ss. GR L. ants: $ cas S25 per eth o- Ses . . er we : . : 2 : rm store and 5 living rooms abo: yrice-- Interes “s 2 ; —— > . “ate 7 ; “e C2 : AAT. _ —wr , — =e owe 8s ae Pomial 0. streets; Nt S ' Is TRICsT cn ee AP ws : : , . : large chine “Hi eal near Kingshighway; ] Phy Ti ny ben se Fagan lh al ee bul dine ii7 13; u te me | “ane. are- Nie EN Gavuns ~$1"00 - ae | a mm y ae AL . LIE IMPROVED PRP'TY FOR SALE | 4001 TO 4011 L U CKY STREET — : ’ : ag Olive © st. , ae ; : ; open 1 to today: reasonable terme, — room. Be ge Flow: - S be , oe gag on m be + > nlOws : ve 81: +0 —_— , = - — _ : ci oats “ne i dru . . orthw est orner arne #4 : _ wy ppme ~*~ —— as Par : : Bai. Third fk 4 bedrooms. ° ” ’ = | ne listr t. — eo toy nel - ation office on : oO ( or oration “> oe 2. ot N . rs x ye . Post -Dispat Sains graane: Seat ae mares chr: || Gime The 4 targa || fkiete No afe'h. Pic. Mes |), BARREREAvTENIGNT —— on and {0.4 room fiate above TERMS. 1 CASH 3 SEPARATE BUILDINGS, 12] i ouln sao S0 erm 41 Camelia, 6-room brick, electric; basement; garage for 2 cars 918 N btsh st | toll first floor. 4 rooms,’ bath col ieiiide oie ace aR al sore ase, fe see . St. is; $200. Mr. Kerne re price ete CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUS BUSINESS PROPERT\—Two large stores : stie, het-weier heat, doubl> garag: . aieaitoe beat 3301-11 FRANKLIN AV_ AND Containing 3 and 4 Rooms and FE : ¥« CMe ~ 4) Cc. M. MeDONAID R.E.C.. 1111 Chestnut. y P T = r Z.room flats above: 2625-47 EL. RT Res yet card. S agcobapaticn, wit ardent ands one 43 ) is O01 is LEOY YARD ~ Ys CCUPIED BY GOC Wt TNT AM — acres, sultepic Ser chika, Aenean aeen Ww “ Chestnut St. - ten u the bits w uy’: rent a6) ore pom. 2 ERY ° a ioandiiianie moe aaa 5 y= , Ten GO - tt an Nh. h peatiences: — { { B G e dD IITE +f 4. gt or, Sat ia Duech Fe Ta- hunting ac Yr — ——— -—— ---— —- — year: & , = i rns : SI ~ F va | . sulk, 4. orne £,, ~e iding | it at a a r , iit a s sian fl ma. : \ MISSISSIPPI shite oS Soci BEAL totce co. | n dandy bakery building, with yop BLA SOUTH SEVENTIEST, |__| ing for $0220 per year. Lot 1174°s140. |44 ANNUAL RENTAL, $4560—PRICE OMIM M—For reat or Ga04 : ia, m “650-54 MORGAN ST... CG )] .DM N R ~ tie Park, rear. Ogi: iT » hese Two &-famiiw flate. front and rear. rent. ca ‘ FOCENS. awe hall. bdbal:fnes ith = a ae ” bo ‘Treiertu ‘ny eet m ; 619 c Doate 2 Gg . ea‘ate . | «he " hrough.: it? ne fo abel , hy sij bat : : ——— = et} — te . ; se) : ‘ee a Bargain tional washroom es lived Glebe 2 7 no A Post ov ho cee gg wma M. crusiers — “3 ~ bmneye meta So ~ot e3 JOS. F. DICKM ia R s €A2.. 1970-24 W ASH ST ; , —= = = inch hardweed floors throughout. cop- . at ee ena - : —s " ot inp _ Sas Chest al : “we 6-famil Mats. front and rear. o a ’ —y yo e's oat - Piupaich HARTWIG-DISCHINGER. 2022 N. Grand N- W. COR. OF 12TH AND PARK AV. ;3 and 4 rooms cach: renting for $1718 per v ed by the ewner per screens, hot-weter heat. Small + Be? woe ges a : ; RIV rar | hen | . ae been instruct 1} cash payment. easy termes. b’ ROVE R TY . Is2Mn and manufactu: n r. == TP aN at SETUMENTS (Rorik s we ? . at on are bt usir in or } . bot 9 ioe =. | o well-built. Greproof resid : GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO. building. suitable lated eaineaenlin cecum Sw. cor. Fair and Ashland av: 2 pone SC mente ee tas ~~ so @-family fia front t and rear. of 3 re Ul ll C S13 Chestnut St. has large retail hinstiemiion. niiemeen eh: stares _— two flats above furna . >. Sage ~; —— a -_— am a bh sesnaiimat” Gay. a . 770 oer year WY comtaining very | ———_____.___ > ve ment. steam Peat eles . wr . O00: terme. -* ' , -ECHAN. °992.9 : oth at a. © —* Seon. € . a eure té iene : sie a maxnificent |. a eae SWENDER RE .1. 3 ESTATE > ae ” Al FRE DE. Ls HM iF LLER _ PECHA =: 4 8. 1° NS paresis [O08 ia s E wy Me AY. AND BEAUTII il. HI-POINTE RESIDENCE. music room, | | oe 6 See - . Mon tag: Y - SO Cinemas ATTY. NTION, MANI PFAC TURERS S632 ARP A) rags 6314 San Bonita av.. 3 reoms. reception Main 20 604 Olive = y 2 : t . - neg ) -8-6-32 BERNARI . : hall Ist floor; 3 bedreems Id floor; sieep- &% 7) 4 Of Towers of reoors and hath ing pore h tile and marble bath. built-in ; large - : Pu] - . — — eee COM. | | SAV E $3100.00 FRANKLIN. 1931—Store. suitable fo 3301-03 N. F L ORISS AN T ba semen Sugacturine purposes® build. |. Seven. resi for $2100 per year: lot 59°6" ON THIS WONDERFUL RESIDENCE he ay Sent renee a? Gre & oy = Pg Fata ie Pea IE. 6 € 27x82 1g: steam heat. toilets: 6000 .& : "S — = . tint ees as oe ~rgg 7. o be gp hal! zwMctric. me ae ace, Central 3306. stant water he ta bie rn fiat ; aon ree & ao + eu —-- - Th re ° nd bath i; Turmaces. rentin ricl : | will ‘sacrifice. rs aera vepetabic +k ove: Droperty in first-class con- B. ADEN SN AP S. w. “COR. OF PESTALOZZ1 and MeNAIR {o . r year: IM 75°x174'S". Price MUST BE SOLD. | Offers 1 eS 200 Paim st.. single brick Mat: 5 om DELMAR : — basement; stationary washtubs: bheav- Mtion SWE "NDE RR. E CO M iz with ats above -*. ; store fiat beve ; - - ¢ HeMM«. LMANN-SPACKLER R. E CoO ea “hy loor’ Baths eranitoid laundries. dou- Petr: /1116 gate ev. we - ~ * “nr es Ames Place | a oy @ with srape arbor: all kinds Main 2060 604 Oli¥e | Breadway:_ » bourht at right price hen dass Fw _ shrubbery. oe RENTS $1506 —PRIC Er $9500 , ~ > en ae sn rear. See oifice for pri ECH AN. “022-24 S. 1°%th st SOOM and Chestnut sts. bie garage. make an offer - . — om te gs — oe . st rankiin = ED . KUHS SEE THIS FINE STORE NG > YOU RE: rr oT? TY . tESiDENCE SNAP. rooms. : ores : gaa >a yg” 2456-58 oe G ARE YOU READY TO BUY?) «soc nw! frame. 6 rooms, lot 146x133 . Bese sera o oppertunity for a hargain. | °? « - i. $32. 000 I heave just listed several dandy fiats, basement: mmprovements guade: low price; . ente bUNngalows and residences om the South terms r: . . BRICK BUNGALOW. | FARMS WANTED {"Ererers. gi? ch — a ~~ FRANKLIN | ORN ™ . | modern buliding can : : —— PRICE NELIN CRD onsen i. > flats with Daths and electric and "we ae PR oe Side. t reasonabie prices. Give us a call . ~ mond “RELAND DRIVE JOHN GRETHER & ©O..811 Int.Life Bid ‘oleman. s eid to eomtgomery and FEDERER REALTY CO.. 2610 Gravois. °F ring Grand 8114 and we will submit 5936 N. Union bi. 4 rooms. bath. elec- sun parior | Se Wid. — i ne!l more farms than Attractively ar- inet RENT $i960—PAY w\ = z ™=GE Coleman: a godd ,. ee (t4 A ats . Vai rer *. S4000 wv pr ‘ oo &i& 4 a n ; or ~~ # o4 3 e thee n ‘ io. 4. famil; ee made gecd investment: : of cor. “we =, Klatt, 4555 De Delmar bi. Grand CORNET & ZEiBIG TRUST ) iene a (nae 2 OBERMEYER. 5179_E | | SS |. Sor et. Graal av.. claate 2 taminy.. ry > thes: ft + ma 50-50 basia: m 3 . ; , OBE 172 Easton . : . & ral ne. ami CHE AP COTTAGES. . 3 MORGA N ST.. AT 6TH ST. Forest 3194 YER, 5179. © 7" Broad wavy Store Building 4) N. Broadway; store and = STTS Lee av. S-ccams tee. eel ae bites set references. Tony Maz- | oc . Single. ~-family near Fairground Park: make effer. ) a ss . : want small near St. 719 first floor Siceest Bargain of Today . : —_- —— septate Rents $3600: price $30.000 ; GR. AND BL. ¢ CORNE R eat . _ Pe 4 nd bath third floor 2-14 N Sreaeway - } anna flat. J3Z> N. ist st. frame. 4 rooms, tollet, | — = tab Louis, a o = os -13 Bulwer av.: 4-family flat. om. ectric, $2300: terms — : : » : “ family: cash rent. agnotia as - Post Dis ) ¥,| 8 te fis i | 7 — =, BEN ALTHEIMER @ ERO. REALTY Co at 3 7 : . 2 East (tre t the Weter SEE ts BRINKOP ‘ stnut ‘ ; tor _MARYLAND TERRAC E HOME EXTR A SPEC IAL ower 7 stores and hotel: renting $265 4 } ae ae Pestent_st -3.N. Broadway: two stores and 14 4254 Gano av.. near Grand bi.; 4-room | bungalows | Fr ts tore n 4 . > " i : - > a ‘ 7 a s and flats 2407 N. Broadway. ©2400 N Union bl. store: 4-room fiat - ents ae a price. box T.26. Post- 16\Room "House—Bargain regeption hall. “ i mandi condition: rental $1680: don't pase pert ; well-built house: every estal lavatory. is . tee ur rms: $9850. rents $89". « r aia be much me 21.- _— ; ” warage. New ecceupled gned b . WoLr. EO: 4c “ic R > on “On ‘on ‘ ORNE IR io Sue b> ee, 2. mere. $21 SE EST ATE above: hot-water heat: : strictiy medern; | x . 5 Ww ANTED card to inspect. A real architects s. Open today. a SS. ©... cor d ar — 0°. . @ : + fie and ——- Fifteen flate and stores, some 4 ! =. . Lee ay lot 25x217 ‘> runs threuch - ann Gonna tiniess —— — anew te r buy at once « good farm AMY R. EF. Co.. 1308 NC -and. | " ROS. R. E. CO., Near 10th SSK) en eal.i . «al , tric and bar! t! ughou Bi ake ch Attenti bath: others 3 rooms LS) teet fro . _ . more ist floor: 5 rooms, ae Lae » be a0 te 158 acres, eam 13 Chestrut St building on premises + eae " A 3- ory > be a> Orme -s , res. ‘ Loti orthwest corner 18th and Biddie > a oor: hot-water heat; factory; 2 . ising purposes - % not (are ' a5 tnorougn- ent rents $3040. cash iii } idle. = tah firet floor, bakery. @4 Aliso two ; fiin ; one Il rooms. 2 1 : ’ 331 S Meram — buiiding on alley: adjoining ve on cast a a = —_— 4 or. aa fs ‘KE NW. 1025 Chest AMES PLACE RESIDENCE LOT COTTA 2d and N. Market - SHIN DOCKE RY & SON. 1025 © —— — Im exclusive residence district. fronting JAS HUSH ‘& CO bath. furnaces each T18.° . i ; MORRIS 8 AACH R. CO s2 hest Nt sty iway., $75.000 ren _ “ . ORY. 22 os) “s r R. Harris Realty Co. | — —- eo —— $6000; lot 37 6x13 . soe a + rm iggy Fy ay ‘CLEAN INV ESTME NT HICKORY. 2315 and “ner 3621 Salena 2°, ft. om Pershing av.. price reduced for a te » - nae BEN Al -THEIME R & BRO. RE AL TY CoO oneertu $5.00 down. r- 19°60 _ - P ce rooms eac See e owner. Satema- quick sale COTTAGES —4 “of N. EB. Cor. 4th and Pine. . ——e 6§>1- ae MO gain price. GLI ic Kk Rr E. CO S24 *hestnu t | ities af 5 yy eo . . pl. =x. .am- _ JOHN ¢. GREULICH REALTY > gar - to - PARKVIEW HOME 45xx w ESTMIN NSTER 3 stores a +f AGAN ST. Spec ulator S. Attention 923 and 1924 Providence pi 2 cuttannn INC OME Quen Monday evenings. Grand and Hebert. | DALY -McCABE & STO ri > | la ts bare rene fi we) a 1] ; > a te whe and |‘; . Tt — oe , c ANN. ns mee ae: ® rooms, 2 Sy hot- | " One of the finest 14-room houses, ~ per year ( ck male: $30,000. ment $1: 3000. —— 2 ee SH IWING BIG RE TU RNS DOWLING ALTY CO. z S REALr¥™ co : ' — . baths tn this desirable boca - BEN AL A (E R ke BI ‘BRO REAL" ry «> St. Louis Av . s . E. } or. Oth St ROETTGE! re . 2 LSE REAT Ty yy 7-19 "HoH ph nnn it r , ahr BA " ° . , 3 i. city: on ardwood floors throughout and. ‘ reper s 2718-20-22 Nf , Bya 16 live 3860 a ¥ CO x t —— 31 to - / eae cs way. Walnwriett Bae very fine sleeping porch. Ideally ar- Downtow n Corner. $65,000 Leaks dat tas oe = and 816-18 se ) ——— =. — 19 N. 7th. _| Six flats. 4 FES 20, EE, SNe 0 en tt Franklin av. Waterman $15,300 || ranged fer club or institution. er to x. w or. Broadway and Wash sis renting for $2604 per year. lot 7°x besitis est TY LER AND NINTH S. = i6 Ny. 13m st ' FPLAT—Brick. and " - 46xx McPHERSO? : neern ; Sale or lease. - ber iw ont! oer on Gay Sot Ts. vu E— a . upied OF WONDERFUL RESIDENCE KENNY- HIEMENZ REALTY co. > Cash about $2500: balance “TOPE AND FLa S—73099 Arsenal st Six tenements; rents $840: good leca-/ 216 5° is a Bs FOR HOME AND INVESTMENT. * 614 Chestnut. RARNGROVE & SPpC HT. 112 x two S-room flags on upper floory: hath, | ACCOMAC-NEBRASKA (S EB COR)— |.. =n |S percttioens C > }, > 7 ~ LT) eS SPEECH >t te > - Pon 45-2 on upper floors: th. LU (*. . ~—— CAN BE BOUGUT AT A BARGAIN. GREAT DOWNTOWN BUY =. 5 electric, ete. Listed $12,000 ter | 8 recns $08 rom residences; let 135x 1507 reome: moder L000. 3 st anted. , 25: rents 600. no expense but es .- MORRIS AACH Rk. CO. 826 Chestnut. 3 flate- ten ts $242 ry oe % nt = : s Northwest J. P HERRM ANN JIF_ R. E. Co ana insuran . 1505 ——-- panne whi Gouble these rents: your chance siaral Brides or eet Y 4106. 08.10 oo WEST ——— Mon n Sue ae ATs 1110-144 ‘ST. LOUtTs— °T10 McNair ' ~ a air tr sfer car ee = — Fi : and > -_ BEN ALTHEIMER 4 ar REALTY CO,” EUCLID REAL ee, 2 "ged CELE. toe ee 318 S ago ea tera cot: 3937 aca = ER aed eg ty ndsome Colonial $1500 DOWN 410 N_ Euclid, — 200. Fores: 704: Ra in flats. gt a ween e a brick “ i les. : ins. pet ric (toilets PE eal: 50. oa se wes Berton: 2.000 | tric: aise 5-reom too — Cmts rice: t retures. —. Sel ie — “with — lished FEDERER P SALTY CO. 2610 Graves 25-27 wales Sess families, lot ot 251452" ’ 2000) “BUSH-BUE | \ baths and —— room. Side Grive GLICK R “:. CO. 824 Ches: nut ST : “x 54. P.-D S|. Re eee tC, a “nusake & BRO. 815 Chestnut. 7345-47-49 Sr " my ee steam-hea ORE : AN D FL AT West TENEMENT BUILDING— Brick, 913 Car- It ge ted | FRANKLIN ts BARG AIN| Rewthenst corner S€ Louis 3 i i an ee roll: 3 families: price S2800. 1119-41 'S. “13 | suitable Store and flate ches. rick building, ‘Or: store with §-r oom fi ‘a =. Ariing- | BUILDING—Fine brick. containing chapel, H.M. SCHMITZ RE. CO. 1004 Chestnut. bath, electric i : . ‘ ; - also 2-story brick | Drice see at above: for >= » Seen r ee | Ready f , ; : for — ry 7 4 1OOx225 ; ideal for undertaker: busi- | 7411-11 - ) , | : rent $1362 year; ©. BR. MILTENBERGER. 14 NX &th Box K-23. Post-Dis. ; wie- st. 30729 f Ly tae Bae $i . and particulars from . ——— : ‘a " : Jos. | Res — _——>—- | BUSINESS PROPSRTY— 7 Madison. 4 | ' JONES ‘Sine sn Arcade. it ST ¢ i R825 Chestnut. South ston: sores. 4 . flats, tea Sati INV ESTMENT PROPERTY. ve : 2 5 . ric - § invesriment rrat pot. a ‘+ Detent Ot ‘F E R BU Ys PAKE RY—South aide —— - acct. Al ESTATE m™.. gQ- ~ a "y os a ne ~ . ; ‘_—e — = ——— TE 7 SPT . a or ad »*e riok ° - “ its - ~ SDIn FR LNELIN a \ Ix. oven fixtures« and ¢ ee, ware. —— ’ Ewctid. reom -00 Forest 7047 - Rr ~ 2 = “es -ugenia.- rooms, bath. ge remmens sexrigs ae STMENT PROPERTY y loewenste. re : 5 4 stein. S16 Olive ic) BUSINESS PROPERTY—3823_25-°7 Eas. : a JUS ST LISTED em. 1112 F R ANKL IN AV. bt iL DING—Excel lent ——— ‘lecatior tom; three pew stores. with sak lene = ~ S. 16th. 3- stots brick flac, 1° ; ) ne - : gn he k bulidinge wits » large double ae Gravois av.: store. 6 reoms above. oS ent $2700 year: price $20 - THE STemunc yarn On 1 REAL ESTATE » eae atone a," py fat ; 44 LIN DE — — Sy Ay as eo arge Store can . r Upetaire iS) Er’ "LID R EAL ESTATE co. 799) : =. XX o L L and third feors -rents $143" a ee “rear. Por BAKERY —By iiding and business. 3001 410 N Enciid, room 200. F orest_ 7042. ¢ . st.. south of Wash st. 3250 . ; — & - ° 4 $6500 - : Lee ‘ ~ om @ oF appointment to inspect. A. © MOYLE. Realtor. Bk. of © om. Bidg. BUSINESS PROPERTY - —On | [Over QUARTER CENTURY : ids" of Clay. $5 4% —————= ee -. — . . ft ; *“*-* Eleven rooms; three baths: h FI : LD ESS—Good « pe 7000: ard. etcher R. Harris Re ) alty Co. BUILDING AND BUSIN “W200 -~--,"-~ wooed floors, het- ‘water heat: : S._@ COR 4TH AND PINE lished grocery corner: 5-room flat Sa, Ittle investinent § % Ny t Ldéuis furnace. bath. ef¢: price S14. 0008. Box Etct “LID REAL ESTATE co t bri ek gara for = 4 1 in sboeate Dn two cars. Aj! Nea, LSIXESS PROPE SRTY. C-285, Post- tespate tech. 410 N Eeciid, recom 200. rst-class condition. 15-17 N. Beaumont: will ew Btesione and BUILDIN te brick stores FLATS—1027- 29 N. Taylor: 2 | For perticwlars and card ef ad. eo completed — fla tric. Russel! bi.; can Pn > five- room, flats above: x. ou Ss: ler " and ter lectric. te te me 1 reer: berga! wg Fig and at: auto yepairing. pelntinn ’ leases Py Sark. : nent @TSe store and fats: real = ee sise. WENZLICK, ime Chestnut. (Hive 1427 BUSINESS HOUSE—Two stor es. tats HOTEL—Wet end. | Edward L. Bakew ell md aS Lawten; large house, 68-1: front; | ounerwpetaire 45094 wen eae a =i bathe Pm, Cmeer nbede mx lag Seventh. |. XS. ©. corner Lawton bi. amd Ewing av. ; HOTEL—Weet End. 56 noms 21 bathe , 3555. ’ ' lot 110x790: splendid inmvestm See | — : See le a . . and Ewing: 2 purposes about ons sere feet 7 om | ener Bex K-4135. Poet-th ipenein c= | RIC . | Bete Frankia. one stere. 4 fats for ies a Seetes ee e aS et site| tex Washington ; Serie MACE $1500 | Bre Matec tses ase ies fat | Fetes eno. marty ay | Toit es ive Ps, estiagon one-story brick dwellings. each 4 wing con f ' ae “,. Tiret served. Act quick See | Seulard 652 OL IVE reeme. ceilars under rach side a ee righ | i | © . and alley; sorth of Easton. ABERNA ATHY REALTY TY CO. 23634 Mar. | — ifr s a “Gwenn teas RUIN K - A I. AGE property and i | “Sresaeay? 2 oa ores, “oa | . | dwesing: bath. fer. Boy ik Wes" NCY,} cn corners. corners. five oh Rag ani ay; st Mats abo ) he: onderful future: for | LISTEN TO THIs: Terry : ae batha furnaces roars. * N. oe DWAY, 9 hei oe Roe cane

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or Sale et : In the Grand Ay. 7 3323-25 Washingtes price $40,000; te tern et Downtown—Olive & Q “Ai vestment—That Pays 1103 Olive'st.; lot 21994 0 Yo-story commercial - ing; modern; ek sprinkler; 10-year Price, $100,000. r Page Av. Flat ~ 4630-32 Page Bl.—Lot 4 families, 4 rooms eaehs. nace, baths, etc, Rent Price $14,250. ‘a 3904-06 Olive St. is Lot 40x60 "Fe Store and tenements; nal rent. Price, $20, E TRUST 00 2 Department ~° | TO ST. CHARLES ‘ — — — = UPTCY AUCTION SA » Company, Bankrupt RSONAL PROPERTY 16Tit AND CASS [ARCH 19, 10: 30_A. M. made by the Referee in Bankruptcy, sell at the time and — ene in the g o ried 135x133 .; improved with ee av ot ookls ’ cE emameer ager elevators. etc, . eac west side of between. C ‘ lot, 44x125 {t. weet * 16th et., be- roves lot, 45x1265 ft.. east side lanphy bulk and in suitable detail subdivisions, te for $14,000; certificate of title may. of the truster. LEVINSON & lL EVINBON, Arcade Bultlding, Auctioneers, aah. Chestout St. ——— Oe - -C - — —— = . =. » —_ —> al —— = _- s - F AL, OPPORTUNITY: LENT INVESTMENT 1 LUCKY STREET Corner Warne NLDINGS, 12 FLATS ad 4 Rooms and Bath OOD WHITE TENANTS 560—PRICE ONLY $28,500 LTY CO., 722 Chestnut. ——- Se ee ee eee = 7 “DEPENDABLE SERVICE PARM SAVINGS TRUST CG CLAYTON & DEMUN HIPOINTI CABANY 9233 | Offers for sale @. 3. 4. G fam. & | IN DELMAR GARDEN, RUNGALOWS— as 1116 Yaleav. (Richmond Heights), . ~ rooms, sun Parc, garage, lot 46x13: 7328 Ethel (Richmond — Heights), room .. ~~ ——— mond guts). ” ai sun pa e* 7412 Wise (Richmond ’ ‘Hetghts), ; under construction, 5 rooms, . sun parlor NVESTMENT N. w. cor, Tenth and Market, that will be benefited by widen! ket; the location of Courthouse Telephone Bulldings. For particultr® or see uae , FLATS3 rome; 2-family Mat. Magnolia. -. ain-ree 1 bungalow; all impre ‘. oe xx Goethe. x KR rooms, 4 family flat, 2827-29 8.4 erso h- reom brick house, re electric, .40xx Oregon. _ Apply 3 432 8 REAL EST ATE—FOR oou'R COTTAGE—#1 03 idaho av.: gain. Call Phil J. Hahn, Sure f » it 2 fe eetbat.: — COTTAGE, 45xx—6- -room deel IAS gt T HUSH & CO., 3334 Pine. ””. COTTA oe 4202, Ci Cottage av. € ak lot sm alt cash oe 2: pa LY LOABE ec cv (COTTAGE—4081 Papin, “prick, & 2308 var 80 feet front, ew GELAN REALTY CO., 457¢m COTTAGES—Oniy 8300 cash. $30 monthly: a attached *ootk ned goed con pe pe Daw DoW Maffitt; & t > eaM'L SSEBERT. Rm. 407. 722 FiLAT——Brick. and two cottages dition; occupied * = = F easy terms. die: on; pay for itself: aur. Tie li, with | COOPER, 808 Chestnut. on | 0 habe ae" toe Tote Brilliante &v.; 5 rooms, hs ce . > iW, _- & 5-room cottage; reat RUSH BURNS, 1105 ats; FLAT das West Thelle: as water heat; 6 and 6 “a MF term 4 re Oxx Ww. Cote Balliante; Ps co flat, separate furnaces; ‘ Po - s terme. S421 Morgan: 800 4 oy N. Taylor; 8 rooms, 2-caf $) cash, hot-wate® | L7xx, Cora; 8 room# shes a naces, 3-car i aes T cae ‘f HAYS UT tterso __ Bomont — 14 NJ MS4500: Cook’ mea near rooney anasventer, $800 came Eros eet wba ee yg . FARMS FOR RENT | ... Shooting. | abstract title. Box 272. _ |Lutesville, Mo. Pecans | OSBS lispduri. 3 miles rallroaa|o9¢ Acres N SARs Sh aiid aR ae hah > se : y, ; | | ont ott m6 it =. ace wate ES TAT. TE For Sale, E xchange, W Wanted, and Bungalows, C ‘ottages, Flats, Apartments Residences For Sale Today: y buh and me br OWA FARUOCNEW EASY TERS TARMS FOR SALE ein FOR SALE > FARMS FORSALE _LOANS ON =e ESTATE * is MONEY AT 54% The Canadian National Railw terms of $3000 | ' ectua!l farmers payment plan whieh ow | Ne EES eS: ae Soros Missours Texas ¥ eckei-i eyat- Barickson yi acquiring title ‘to farms ,from proce : S—T, R. CO. 722 Cueeets easy. ‘Terms protect against bed ore of all sizes for 1000 | PARM—-Oranges and grape frult of finest | STRA GUT—SERIAL— ’ . ) ; iy: small cash payment: AN LOANS. * | years. Land is rich and fertile. On ultimate | by remainder) quality. easily produced in 8 D MONTHLY PAYMENT 10 TE ITY’ DOTTAGE metimes pays for farm, Averages prin, | iv. uburban 9 os a Bor SE veer. pprices. ete..| Texas; suitable untmproved iands $50 per | & Main eae Oe 2025. s Broadway. Sori o -AMOUN ‘T LIMI D ONLY BY THE SECUR OFFERED pcemtaing beth. electric $20 per acre. Big yields and average | ———-— iss. (99) | POOR” MAN'S CHANCE_ $5 a Ala. _| acre; easiest terms to those who wiil | ~¢ office, 3525 N Grand. Gravois offic i. F inh vn > im 4 ; . av a uM f ad. 7 neue ’ prices make farming profitable. Send for ‘ monthly, buys 40 acres good oth ‘ne Bex 1160 San “Autouion Ten” o Bt 3 arateie ant Rereon TW TO HOU RS. Z Our Charges Are the Lowest YKE Co.., free bookjet giving all information. s = Loa . hd . FAI —Good eet esbiiah yo wind low fare and personally conducted encur. | FARM—T65 Missouri. | Ranis. Be cE arthage, ‘Ma. ry (90) | riaeoea te farmers with some means to | | Any as u 5 and @ per cents qui N ewi ) —s _ en - 4 - , ‘ ount : _ > : ve j "Bide... Jefferson. and Pe Bova mupt. Land anat Colowisnting = touts, ata ‘bar gal ao0 b4n0 —. i bg yy = Missouri Ja land. close to good | Sita ie farm hoes rag ig oe 4. answer: no peddling: no oan ust: onts Before Making a New Loan or Renewing @ . n t 20 pas . ? FARM—>5 5 : own acres for $90: $5 $5 peyment b . firm deing thie: com irect: low charges: sS—W ' VE offices; rents $ Dept., Canmidiap National Railways, Desk ARM— acres; suitable for poultry.| Monthly: 16 fruit trees. 30 “grapes, 700 | fertiie blac k ‘lan Bes Hy ‘eile firsts and secot as: $10 o. 000 on hand; oid, | C ‘ONSU LT l W E WILL SA YoU MONEY *) | C-10. 4th and Jackson sts.. St. Paul, Minn. | —!°x_M- “3. Post - -Dispace { st b i retis ne - é ' - (90) rawberries: fine for fruit. vegetahica. where baie or more it .- lable firm: established -— ‘ : . MALO KY buy wfite for free list.| fine hunting and fishing. pe harvested. Ri: ig » terms regular; price | 422 McCausiand. (c99), Munger. 909-B Baltimore. K erect tithe, | -mrver« vailwav immigration Bureeru. MONE v TO . | OAN . . nsa t0x oO. 8 A ; 4 D a. a en Antonie. Tex {ses ON ST. LOUIS REAL BSTATE. Representing Thousands of Home Investors for 30 Years UROV 8 & SPECHT, Arkansas ¥ Az M60 acres; cheap: terms Or trade Mo. (ce 99} Lid N. 7th st. | FARM—a0 acres, in Arka ay Fatternson, 214A N. 13th st. "a * ——— | F f Ih , : a a nsas, or Will | PARM-—9- mon. 228A | bth s IC. Ad ) Lb. UCE § 1500 | , trade for restaurant er rooming house | 120 nares odo ee $25 down; also | FARM—40 acres: 8 cult ivated, | balance \ N AC R E C ASH hilip Lenz XK Son HEMMELMANN- PA KLER R E CO Pcoiores seam. £ Sg ~ ony titie clean Box K-: 373. | Pana . —— “4 Otlve. Call Sunday. fertile w land, most of Which ts good | a: “_ schoo! lands for sale by the state REALTORS . ¥ . _F Ost -Vispatch. (2) | Tye acren, -room hk barn " liable la ; £0me good mark per acre; OC per acre cash, haleance « — *) Sees Vee bull “ ruse. n, out wmrkKketable thm-, . n t T ; v Sen jtatm, country home, club: | Lous iting ed “Grand 4598¥0 st. ber about half fenfed with how wie: | posteme for further ishpontsreet: Send 6c TLS NWRIGHT BLDG “OLIVE, 4353 and the side bargains, nothing over 25 | - we __GTan wi &} , goad: = miles Lutesvilie: HIX, ' oN E—$6350 || | miles from St. Louls, send Yor our its | *Ag§¥——20 ‘acres with lox improved; price| Fatt, *24,R- Ff D-; 7-room dweiling: box] SY BeTOR. PUBLISHING. co. Do Yoy Need Money MORTGAGE LOAN DEPARTMENT OF THE erectric . folder free. . Cc Cinomes. ‘ Aive cash offe ae : ya. porches, xood | ————— a a | 4 7 ‘ fechades mecenenry rex | {cider free. oul Fimeus Co. Kinime- | Lewin. cube, Sigh offer. “Write C:"E.) Bien” 30x80", lance: pouitey house, "Set — | SECOND AND THIRD DEEDS NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. - ; mere ° : ‘ARM—@60 ...., ceil “e ad smoke} : ; - ’ ’ re '* (¢*) | FARM—160 acres, improved. 2 acres or. sout Sen, res. in cultivation: SO miles) rage. 2 wells. running water through TIMBER LANDS Per Koken ce Given ne ahaa ‘TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS = = chard, 40 cultivated: -3 valley land: Post-Dis #uis; $1000. Hox P-166 land: price $1400: terms. Woysite t > . a a ee . ¢ iN, G DRED "BUYERS P must sell, $2500: terms to suit. Owner | PrARM. —PAICH._ 20 acres. 8 clegred. ‘balance timber te T OF TIMBER. Ls AND— Missou: i. on ST. tata nist. tthe f CO, “ ‘ rooms rooms n Joe Rreen. Farley. Ta ¥e% , AI—39 acres . well im roy ° — "7 nice valley of 6 “ ’ ~*~ ver, tceai place for a club. Write A. : th st > or. —_— > 4y 4 ; ; d; new acres of garden truck essel M "4 ' ; 194 fel4y —_ ° furnace: "Hot 3 °5x120; price atk bntuenih buildings; close’ ¢, 4 , : on ground: wiré fence: 3-roor Awelli jesse exic Oo. Mo. 5 oe 1 an’ Olive ®: F ARM—Good cheap tarm of 120 acres. from ow: ner i719 rs, ishing. Cinpct porch; smal! barn. poultry 7 yen AC RES. 700.000 ties $7.25 ‘acte MONE y_ 5 TO G PER CENT | = . ) ~ : N. Jef erso 5 817 Chestnut. house, barn. about 50 acres cleared: a ferson be a pat : “Oa 2s ’ er . ~ LAL dei CRT MENT close to school and chure be I will take | . ARM—8: ~ acres, well improved. reason "a oc , oan ee ercann ceen i § . 3 bla ‘o 7 = Spe I R #00 LAST WEEK y-MAKL’ G INVESTME! $1250 for this farm. Bee Vanembbr able; trade for cit Saeet _i20 acres. 80 cultivation. balance fine’ *?- ay acres. cul 150 ties OANED $498.60 | > , hed. B-room: houses, rented four | _Moorefield. Ark. po) r_\ ista y Property. = : ie “a 7 Poa eativation: good house, barn, water, | ‘Vernon 11) . Geo. A. Harris Mount derful bargain; $1400: $600 cash. bal-. ~ —- — to Day back whole or part at any interes! * 808 Chestnut, Ol. ;, orcnar _fine land; possession: price - Fi ance to Suit. _ date pertod : oe ASY TERMS be, RY ‘oa: free tist, Toler | FARM—200 act res, improved: BS millee| tint ea echt” cultivated. balance | _ REAL ESTATE—COUNTRY | Be sure to get our figures if . 0 > i . . ’ bs Li a. 8 rail Tie e tr * on ine ah . -- ping : lv rooms, bath aa F terms Leo ols - price 34000: easy ing stream: fine Well: large i-re LL (OTPAG E—C outer ville. ri 2 rooms, , > . . e 4 ; 7 rooms, bath, electric. | _M Box K-315. Post- Dispatch. perch. good vauliry house. new barn. on large stable and outbuildings: 38 acr vou desire to make or renew | FARM—Fine 80 acre — > Ao , aa ae wal vs Feoms. bath. California rev y _ 0 3 res, including stock good county read: cuarter mile State A ME NAMY ie a Oo ; wa N, a loan. W LL L, CONSIDER APPLICA TION S FOR 5 ~- YEAR LOAN ‘S ON N* “4 bath electric” eA atneagen ipeourt, HARRY BISHOP R. CO., 62144 Easton. | tional Bank, 804 Chestnut St. Jy ve ; , . | . ° . . ’ sacr ice or = © cael Keo 7 “ ; eTe soTn t Ss a ‘ > e; store and > agoudie value, amounts ‘ ; S. : Southerngcalifepeia, for teaimen of met. “Fr, 0, mileg trom city Tim | $130: need the money. “Box 'R-76. Post: T3bu SiSSa, Saas S289. GAS MONEY WANTED BUSINESS CHANCES : *, ; a» 4 hard ‘ ; Dispatch PRANKE. 1008 Chestnut. ic") Southern. California, for the man of mod- 7 on, Hara road; well improved: al! | wa ———e Oe. 33U $34 SOG +> an of $350 ; EAL gugace, “Th (OOMING HOUSES erate means who wishes to get a home of | ids of fruit and berries. Call Olive | MISSOURI; $200 buys 40 acres truck land | BUSINESS LOT—2; good, in Tontitown. $6000 $bu00. $10,000. $ 1 ‘000. Al have MONEY Wtd—Loan of | $ tor AUTOMOBILE D ER — DOWNTOWN | his own. Calitersts ig the richest State | ———— rae $5 down, $5 monthly; send for {ree ones SS NNtle Guatente Blas | clear title and plenty of ‘fire @ad tor- oe amin bate ee ee ee = a :) hee om “looks of F tile baths, furnece,| per capita United States of America. | FAKM—$6@00 annuai income in few years | list. Box 22, Kirkwood, Mo. Stevens, 711 Title Guaranty Bldg. nada insurance Pes —— br.vate party. Box N-227 he —— cash. Also 9 robma, | Most of this realth comes from the soil. from this Ozark fruit and poultry farm: | 3 ROOMS, e F acres, $850. Also 20 acres | 4OUSR—7-room frame, with cellar, well | G ‘BO. J. W ANSTRATI, 717% Chestnut. ©: every room on @ No winter handicaps. Illustrated folders | sce er terms, 10 monthly. E. cabi n. $890. Easy _terms. . . cistern and all necessary oe gy ey - VY, , i i; . , quest. : eagraves, Gener oloniza- ac res, on B Tt *( th nquire © r. ©. | ——— ——~ “have or oa e.a s time, “ OOPER, 808 Chestnut. Ol. 3276. | tion Agent, “Santa, Fe Ry., 946 elontea. | ¥ a yakville: good house, sumgardner F639 NOW in the, Time to rus, Southeast Missour) | _E. "Moken. Troy. 1 : GONEP Wid —To Giles. % e (C99) piece s. For partic ui ars write H. Es. MONE) WwW ta a 2000 trom private party ; + | ural Bridge av... security 3 to ¥ com- it} BAKERIES—Pa bin profits. we avecia}| furnace heat, | E PAR M—Smail. . REF sees —- — - ——— Dow, , Osakis, Min n gilt-edge se curity. Box mw 27. P.-D, toe) | ing due in two and three ears. Lif ize i pase. AF equipping beak 16 acres, ™% mile from MISS dN ppenceonenecnstiiesinpneiensinei® _—— Canada courthouse on railroad and State in 160 acres, 1 A eff Cn 0 | MUSCLE SHOALS——C ity lots between ni- MONE® Wtd.—Second deed 50. ‘rust for | | recommend this a2: Gp. a ne ‘Genet tT | ’ cash, belas nce monthly ? P.-t Bruce - cupnesmncnee Jicguestinumente stmetmpamen aici , , les f t. ooms. tot) 50. $5900. OWN A FARM WHER . way; good 4-room house and garage; lacres in cultiva Pg Fm a nyginen q trate plants No. 1 nd No. 2, hef- | $2 300; make offer. box K-9 investments, PROPERTY . | County, small down payment, 36 years’ ip ARM—80- - . 10 rooms, » 5 rooms, lot 50 ft.. - 6 rooms, furnace. 500 . . -— . : Canadian Pacific Gives FARM-—6: 20 acres. @40 in cultivation, 390 tence, living spring extra good Post-Diss ‘ rer cent; no commission. Box P-26. | UOL Tithe Guaranty Bidg. BROKER, reliable ; a... clientele. wanes “ J - & rooms, $135,- m" ; &-family; | & Years to Pay. good saw timber. 2 sets of butiding farm house, good barn, good chicken house, | RESIDENCE—Modern, 7 , gare | Post-Dispatch. RE PN (c) Ollve, 7798. Olive 7799. bond or stock ue. gt rae: v: 3-4 flat: $4750. Re wealthy and independen: by secur-| 9 mites from R. R.; $25 per acre. ?: 160-foot bored well, wind mill, cellar, cis- in Colorado Springs. for $8000: would MONEY—Birst-class 4 per cent loans | | Cumberland Club, Lowell, Ind own fi i ing @ fertile farm in Western Canada. Mathis, Fiat, Mo. corn, fruit and grapes; real bargain: | consider exchange for desirable St. Louis | $4500 7000. On | ean =| BUs inancing. | Choice irrigatéd tract S } “i995 500, $6000, $7000, $8000 and $146.- ——— INESS brokerage ity TY ee Pe CO.. loan correspondent | STi. Stee ceunny Southern | FARM—71 apres: 6-50 $1009 or Tees to turn deal; balance easy | Teldence of equal value or pay cath for) 000. MASON, Olive 7407. 925 Chestnut. chance: capital Fame ary BD N-31B. 6 Woodmen, 3334 Pine. Bo- | 7 erta. Unfailine water supply. Rich, dry well and otvenital room . eistern. paynients, long time Government loan. For| difference up to $3)000. For full ce-| — = — - LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y Post. Dispatch. Cpeialaes (c*) | farm lands in Centra! Alberta and Sa»- diate possessi Ings; description call and see photos. A. C.| *ription and photograph of this Colorado | MONEY, Wtd.—$1800. on first deed of SUSINE ret nnn | Katchewan. Lands vield bumper crops: | Joues. St oy A Mrs. J.| SHELTON, 4928 Walsh st (ce) | Property see owner, Biltmore Hotel, Apt. trust: 6 per cent interest. Box P-236.} ani you needing teney? ane? us tor quick | SINESS organization; any eS ee 405 BELL 1923 wheat crov broke all rec6érds. Prize > AR y = Mo. 99 > | Caes ws Bee Post- Dispatch ! 33 a ee sala and furn M re tes: gotiable shares; tyr everywhere. os etek: ened furnace. bath ey se world raised here .Big re- ‘RM— For sale or exchange: 30 acres: POULTRY FARM—To lease 40 acres, STORE—Real bargain in the town of Net-, MONBY Wed.—$20.000, on first deed of | confidential. Roon. {oo 90° Columbia ass | 5 _rison. 6 N. 3a st i aistures, granitoid basement: | j;crie n le eee verv a. | nerth ef © 7 “Mrs oes: 5 — | highly impreved. joining tne city me: age store, P ; , goa egy acres and 30 acres; for sa! ie | farm and city home combined: 35 acres | FR I sii cinenldp inpatient MONEY Wtd.—S12.00u on first deed of | MONEY loaned on war et 2 ve |_Soma, in, Southwest Missour: ta Sale: Se ieee Plat: cottage | ony. 7 pt. Of Wufehhae. Urice Gown” toe owner F iz Fark saan Ta my rite ey ~~ and — ae alot ~wat- | : trust, property worth $30,000; 6 per | ty: quick service, 4464 Easton. | (e e8) | BUSINES if 3 Bnrigh month: price $2750. ; ‘ear's free use of farin. Ralance in 34 Soto Mo. . : sv ws KR Dé, er y ran h wel and cistern ” acres ; —_ ¢ n tent interest ; ne commission. Box l- 293, WON EY LOANE D automobiles. ' Ss ~- . s c ANGh—Baxers, attention Pa SPECHT. 112 N. 7th st. a annual payments. The small pay-| FARMM—lmo — Soreat Gveve set to Nine srase: © setae ap | INN ESTE aned: preenhoures. al. man- | Post-Dispatch. et See ee, ees 1} give Will seit ' e ' 7. "4 ai-——improved acre “anf di vie bad ruit orenard, new room frame | sion, : r ~ ea © OREN wy gree es. = ; i ce} . mpreceintal Woke re in making | poultry farm full +g lhe mene ob rig S ... bungalow. barn and chicken house: well buildings: 1 hour New York City: cost | MONEY W td. $1 SOO good. + ree Cont hobg. MONEY loaned, furniture. automobiles. | “te en im ic your chance of 4@/ from railroad station comes? te moe fenced: ail conveniences: will lease for | $%3.500,000: sale price $1, om. ag’ = wor | e rom 5 to $5 per cent ; etc.; quick service: easy terms. Morgan.’ Mig. Co.. fey FA, 2 TR NTON, Supt. | B. Feldman 22: 4 Missouri. ~ Soe $350 per year: surplus pasture for city | . —— ows will pay rent: lessee must e re FISCHER th av y ork Chy. | ——————— — ——_——__—________ ned . f ARMS and FARM | Mar Railway Bujlding, Depot, Winnipeg, F. ARM- - » et res, main highway, 3 “miles edubeaa: wh ll Teasing: act qu! — (eGR) ? MONEY W td.—$15.000. 6 ver cent, no MONEY mw oe OMe Oo BabA Bo. se ee ee 4 — OPPORTUNTITI P Manitoba Canada. _{c99) awn; good improvements; 5 rooms. & |} Houser, . Cuba, Mo commission: security. Locust et.. valued ka. ' Neve) acreame in ~*, - en ee ae een ste . & ’ i . ° r - | [i'r IS PROFITABLE. plenty fruit. 4471 Oiivia. ance rough timber, all 1 field; reasonable. Lindell #4. ; “2. YN SY Wtd.— $8000, on new double fiat, M. H. RODEMYER é& ©©o., ~ } | CAPITALIST——To finance $50,000 oven” * in ¢ oa eliramaan 6. | arn, garare: $1900 $500. cash, j 0.0 ‘ ‘~ 6: — af LANDS BUY THESE BARGAINS BY MAIL s. 2203A Renton s So er + SW pera 330.000. Box (-O. | TONEY supplied salaried people, me aa Pantages Theater Bidg., “(ae Aagelen,, 73 for 12 acres, choice lake frontage. - Ses : tia [b. aa yr ——— | —————— a t fid L. 333 utifuliv wooded; $50 150 cash, terms; | F | N A N c ] A L security which will bear thorough inves i- | on jewlery. clothing, furs. = fet mont the: will stand lnvestination ‘Box ey for 160 acres. sunnvVe A lberta : very Ke A R Oe niall °0. acre Missouri. ep bone : : ard Credit Co. 2081 Railway Exchange CHARTER — Delaware best, ree Jaschke. after 4 farming. Cc. J, lL om 2]* é asc ler DP. J l,, Agt.. Room_ 732. 114 N. 7th. | pr us farmers all around: 100 acres | Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones | MONEY Wid. —$15,¢ 000, on high-class im ranted cay sonst B f —_ » for 50 acres: hunting camp site. : St rood bottom; easy ) o 4 | FARMS—PF 7 20-cow pasture, valuable oak an Olive or Central 6600 o| MONET ) Box Nah Post-Dispatch. ih Se - small acreage. neees Bay. SO acres. *y sale on terme. aor czchanee. | timber. apple orchard, plums, shore Solid agate. 0c ne daily. or Sun. | onmalaten eee par © Ber conti Box a dy [OANED—$as ‘b oye x. cheat ak el ._ Del. ' vent, 20 acres, @ miles cast! for large acreage: hunting camo «ie near Bismarck, Mo.: 98 acres Dent Coun-| Ties, peaches; comfortable house, barn. Display. 35c dais. 45e¢ Sun. Out- af- | K.16 Post-Dispatch. , ty The Morris yl yable Ay rt Bann | CLOTHING salesmay. bustier, ya tc , $200. Mr. Kerne, 4640) S2S5 for min. claim: may be worth a! Mo.: 140 acres _Miller County. poultry house. Owner a merchant pnable fown, agate, $5c “daily, 40c¢ Sun.; MONE) 1 E000 7) ww oe eee te chageey 7T14- Fie Ch *hestrut.icB) | high-c‘ass pants ¢ manufaetu ore pas wt Ac? — KOTSRE av, SUt. 135 Chestnut. M. 3398, | ne het ty R. as een id — now, | display, 45c daily, 5ic Sun. Discounts, ; $7000 oy cent loan to ul on uble MONEY ~ ay 7 i j } sits bak ania give anlen | ait oe . Also beautifully situaged hunting camps | FARM—Horine_ > part casa, Immediate pogses “i A —f ti le: 7_times. doub ) oon ee on furniture and pianos | red: act quic Ve sales ability, i* acres: suitable for chic Ka. ine ¢ “ity, Jefferson County.) ¢« - ‘ “ per ne. gaie mes. Cc: is flats. fine } ti ’ ” - ot, #airy’ ne Sol g Ans mo and fishing lodges, where there js rea! Mo.: 7 lots 175x150. and building: one|S ROUT FARM AGENCY, “hi enton,, a | Be: 30 times. drily 3c. Sun, 2c. Dieviav WAL TER JONES R. F _CO., 618 Chestnit. | oF - st ey cont eer See wistorie mee | ¢ N-405, Post-Dispatch, A 5 ce) | hunting and fishing. Summer cottage! biock from Frisco and Mo. Pac. Rk. R.| —— — c9G) | 3-times. Ic: 7 times. daily 2c. pun. de: va? a a . ; CONCESSIONS —To let at Meramec - te +“*| sites. Islands of all sizes, heavily wooded| depots: $700 cash: real bargain Shame 30 times. daily $c. Sun. Sc ‘MONEY Wta—lI “want to borrow $40.- lands. Apply Autenrieth Meramec rent or -Teane good house, | ecreages. situated in Muskoka, Georgian, 2°. P.'O° Venice. Ti. Gillen 65 ACRES FARM . | _000 on a downtown business corner| MONEY jioaned on automobiles; no — ners store. water and roads, See owner, | Rav district. with its 10000 islands: Al- | FARM—For sale or ae ————— v 4 o— ‘ | FINANCIAL | building that is valued at $65.000; com-| tape. no publicity: bring your car own- YOU want capital? Wanted , rear. gonquin Park with ita 300 takes. High- | a0. e.or ren a or part of Near ttonville on Fee Fee road. 7 mile: | ———-—— -" pentane a municate with me for appointment. Box ership papers; your loan will be made fn vax PS mock lam to ll acres: equippe® liberal prov-| \@nds of Ontario. Lake of Bays and the as ho try and stock farm; modern from city mits; suitable for fruit or truck | LOOKING for stock and tend house who; © -* 38, Post-Dispatch. _ | @ few minutes. Auto Auction Co.. 1210 brokerage house life is ° “real” life Write | famous Muskoka lakes recions: also farm- pou.try houses to accommodate 750 hens. ¢ : all in cultivation: $40¢ would be interested in pa-:ting ovt 3500.-| WOoNEY Wtd.—Wish ~ $350-— secured by | Olive at. (cS) equipment. Drawer Dicke: '. Mo. ing and ranchine sections in sunny Al-| Write... W. J. Sledd, 3706 Olive st. or cab re: ons . 000 stock issue on waaufecturing Com ~ | first-cl ortgas t ble in six| MONEY TO LOAN—On furniture, pianos berta: acreage suitable for wheat and mixed after 6 p. m. NV TC in St. Lo king necessary and ee namementi Mt diet alae aie ant ant . nd offies | PO, you reauire rent: 40 ecres: 3. acre apple! ¢,, ing in Saskatch 4 = - HEY 'E INVESTMENT CoO., pany in } uis mating neces: & monthly payments, 8 per cent and $40) real estate, automobiles, store and oi Pittsburg te house, béar town and! wen ~~ § n At rt ~ ery aed y farms in b ARMS—Snap | for someone: 40 and 80 704-05 Victoria Bidg., Sth and Locust. staple product: s:. ock wouid be nat sub- | bonus; private party preferred. Box N-; fixtures, manufacturers’ machinery ¢r Of | geveion ait x th. we x offered at 10 cents on the re_ dairy, fruit and poultry . farms Phone Olive 794. Central 2790. scribed by presen: cwhers. Box A-310.\/-2930 Post-Dispatch, a good irdorrement and on at other rood adjoining Jefferson Bar- on the % th, ‘Inquire at 4349 a dellar of their value. and on easv month- cL. Ww -room bun . . . 5 om _ — — P -Di t ic ,| —-+——---—-- ; ' - e 7-roo! galow;: $500 to $1000 ost- Dispatch. , : securities: strictly confidential: your own lv payments of $5 and upwards. Send for! down: long. casy terms on ‘balance. In- New York - MONEY © = Cas 000 "interested to es terms. Frank. 712 Chestnut. Olive 0y77. WA oO wer. on it] r r ustrated liet ef the above and 50D othe vestigate. Write today. Rose. Route 2 property located downtown. valued at properties seized and sold for taxes If | I tn ane | ; Mountain Grove. _Mo GENTLEMAN 8S ESTA TE—Near Albany. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE $50.000. Arrange to meet me for vrar- | Piabe LOANS to et ee you are interested in the oresent and forth- | retains tent; 100 gcres. 7 5 cultivat: coming boom In Canadian gold and silver | © ARM—28 acrés: house. ~ parn. chicken Saratoga, Williamstown, N. Y.; worth | ECKERT will buy second and third deeds | ticulars. Box C-136, Post-Dispatch. _ ni Ua own sore ; mines and would like a mine all your own house: 64 leghorn hens. incubator and! one million: sacrifice 50. 000. H. Ehm- | of trust. 706 Century Bidg. - _ |'MONEY Wtd.—$10.000, second mortgage | ~ victoria I a.) . ee ——E ee ged for extra work on sse : for $200 or $300 4 for list brooder, two fresh cows. ali far imple- ler, ‘Hoosick ‘k Falis, N. a= ‘hone Olive 599 } possession. iSox K-13, | Ep ne 7414 | . , tok ae Pay dx a ommeaaiies = | LOANS—On North St. Louis real estate on a 320-acre real corn farm in Chari- J | oe toe A Lad ¥ — ribed and of-) oye ot yr ee yA ~ ohn a BN — | @ speciality, at lowest rates, in sums to; ton County. Mo.: payabl® $ $1000, 7 per | SAL Wirhy ane eae Berge Oo. Tei Secs | SOTO . d price. end no money. | ad 0 erm sUN . ’ oo 7 , » 28: Ti ; - 63. B de maar ‘ Mo. Send for list today. so vou will have first | address Jolin Cook, _Box 83, Cuba, Mo. St. Louls County epit. dandy. RE tee nae mae "bean 3 §37 000, yy ay! je" Box | ——Teem, OL aS : onus ose neton, Mo. ; | navmnents Movant} you mav make your | F ARM—15 5 acres, near railroad town,| FARM—11 acres, impreyed, at, Affton. | ONEY TO LOAN--On finpt and second | _J-147. Post-Dispatch __ We loan from | sr outhern Missouri; house, barn. poultry . Write or call Jos. Schultz,’ Affton, Mo. | __ deeds of trust. Forest 2 OJ. | MONEY Wtd. —$5000. on n dow! niown mn inside ple; cheapest rates a MS -| TAX SATE SFERVICF 7° Ouecn e* Vv house 10 i } ~-7\ \° a PO $$ _ : ‘ ion: | Pp —s ee ———_— ~~ | a ‘ a5 207 Choureau Trust B rood p! ma | Tiistricee 44. Toronto Ontario. Canada. ri pprin » acres in cyitivat ‘| FARM—10 acres, Conway rd.. west of | N ° ‘ business property valued at $25,000; Is| Louls. Apply 2 Clout NA Rage price, $800: $200 ‘gowns other, pareaint: | " 'Mnocde, ood ‘story Cito Zeiter, “S848 Male at O pet-cont, Bek C0. PD. | 4 firat decd af trast; would pay Bch, LOANS —LOANS LOANS |. | por essential: thie 1s 5 — S: Z . - a I Oo e! er. .f augnntand —_— -— . PA I Commission. 30x oo . sy : ie tors. chicken and truck farm, Ba bn ee Mo. ie California. Sidney 3283) (> | MONEY TO LOaN— $500, $1000, $1500. | ty ae icGts | ecicer natiaonias wane ~ op om Boe By Xe set Bh Sapenasins . ‘ LOrIes, — goo |'FARM—3O0 acres level and productive, 20 oe ve 2000. 00, 34000 So and UW "Sn eee . ; XN 7? : ~ rARM ‘ ; “hie aW TH ERICAN CO. 3 . chit ken house aby — ~30 acres. At e:0o, price $:29v0. ’ cuitiva tion. 8 timot hy. 100 bearing fruit hot ier tel oncres: | fruit and _cbicKene: ward at lowest rate of interest. I E ¥ OL hav e + os Ag ge ee hy not Buy hac. a RIC. N. Rr hb st. ; ; : . hr. v ” : ‘ ‘ Tigi a incucaiors. implerne ts; = Kirkwood. Mo, ______(cBB) trees. 2000 bearing grapes. other frul electric, 3 cistérns: good road: Oakville. P. J. REGAN. 212 Wainwright Bids. _ ase pa interest? Box P-151. | 21000 AT i~~ Yat on 7 Sts rts rent te a year. r ingore oh) and true k land nitry. [Wo-room he use. itl ui dings. . -s 5 — - =I : Mue'ler, 4°" riora bi, fruite, all tracts. low prices: PS) per | miles soutien of St. ". Aol 300 . 302 F ‘ilimore st. + BUN ~# hg LUAN—$100, 000, on tm Post- Dispatc h -—- en | BREN M. LOEWENSTEIN _ 816 OF Olive st. at. (ce) | icAGck : mow hiy; no interest. no taxes. R Price $1500. James G. Cook. 4164 Schil: FARM—1l12 acres ee) for fine countrys Peeves EX. ‘cond d ADVERTISER HAS $30,000 INVESTED | ~~ | ease with _. of pu fea or aoe — Groadway care: », Evans, Wauchula, Fla. | ler pl. home; fruit, grap garace: brick | Mmterest; oan "BLAKE e BR — *| “IN A FACTORY MAKING AN AUTOMO- DO YOU W ANT TO pA eal Barracks, R. S| ~—« (99x) | FLORIDA—10-acre ~ fruit-poultry farms ; FARM—For sale or lease; Franklin Coun- house: Smith’ and Hudson r.. Ferguson. | °% trust. 815 Chestnut. ( 6 you On easy 4. ‘ WANTES let free. Jax Heights Co., dacksaavilie » hunting and gport! ing: 119 acres. M.| 46 acres, fine location: cord a zo) on your real estate, come 008 | ' 000 TO INV BST WITH HIM. MO! 36°" Post Dlopatch. tracts with ome ae . ae | Wis, '| Vandera, Owner, 2744 ‘Osage st... St.| house, barn, etc.. $300 per 2: 97) To., 8008 WPiriadway. Open ‘Monday NESS TO TARE CARE ¢ THE EX.| | 7 "| Ghosolate production Bot K-64, Post- Dispatch. any’ | FLORIDA ORANGE GROVE for $1650, ‘ous, Mo. ___ * | reno roee, Sones, “(would rent). JAS | evenings. a c8M | pa) . BES" »" REFERENCES | MONEY TO LOAN | ready for sugar cane. A Wil by tmasedntniss”—oo | atrnettacns nah tnd"ame Geass | won Sh vahivatiek"17*tiber cot | By CUARKBON, Kirkwood, Ma.” “"~ | MONRY T0,COAR;-Any amount of rum | GIVER,AND BAPECED. “BOX C-E7H+/on suonanieg, ang. feriiure: “igh, Zi | feen*hSatess Belen temheree deme t : ition: 24 th : ~ _—— pe unde at 5 to 56% per cent interest on )ST-DIS. ments . : ; Smith, 21, Maplewood, Mo. | wishing to ‘rapidly develop this beautiful | bungalow. bath, cellar. 4 chicken houses, | FARM—For sale or exchange for St. Louis | real estate security; small charges: priv- | |7oNEY Wid.—$1500. 6 peg cent interest. Locust sts. j Mobile. Ala. FOR To or ar bead: 10-20 acres, section, will sell you 10 acres of f ‘ ~ brooder houses. smokehouse. barn, cran- property; 60 acres: ull Merimec River | ‘ ‘f desired: t ' otidint noes Se. an seen a fro Vall Park: valu r lege of repayment given esrrec, mus without commission. on 2-story. 7-roo $1000 part ta fort “ iy — younz orange or grapefruit grove ary; 2 old houses: fruits; Sl men \ ntagze. near Valiey aluable fo be first deed. of trust; ample description brick bungalow: lot and building cost | Loans to Antomobile Owners Pitesti ie era of a mW iil 7% immediately: no . Kiatt, 4555 Delmar bl. = wa only $1650 per cre. about % co: C. ©. HILb, Agt., Room Zi. N. country home and club sites. ~~ - _o Uo a 50 50 basis | ’ ° * — egg eee Os. F ’ ANN R. E. (¢ of property necessary. Realtor, Box A-“. | ‘SG700; first and only deed*of trust. Box isonet | women: A fteee ee, Ae r AM—i> 24 acres, cheap land: 39 miles a eee 623, ‘Chestnut ‘st. _Post-Dispatch. (c99) | Y.2233. Post-Dispatch __ _ 6698) Car ett ‘Seer oom as s ms Py Mr . eT sé : -_—_—-— a —— month; fine and fine land St. Louis on the Fris 3 milem out; ——— = , ApS , ‘ 5 rea Florida’s aot at higbiand lake region: 60 acres in cultivation. SR lie | 4738 Gravois av. Riverside 374W. 'SBHCOND deeds of trust mate or or bought. | Box Y-2354, Post- -Dispatch. (98) | oh? 9130. Olive 474. (o8) store, 1. ake | hou 13 an rui for tree shook ee ames | facts end whetos FARM—3ic miles southeast of De Soto, }.0nen Sunday. “ ROLAND A, WISE, 114 N. room 211. | MONEY Wtd.—$2500. on store and flat, | CTER CREDIT loca ite as “ ; : the | Box T.2 er an iretinnd Weck Fie | Mo: eae sate? 26 acres in cultivation: |PARM—10 acres, new house; miscellane-| SECOND DEEDS made or —— . OPve| brick building. 2 years old; rents $1080 | CHARA / ee alt elt ie ? 3 (e990) | good house and barns and ecood spring; ous fruit; 1 mile north Sherman. Mo.; 22; 826. Poilock, 712 Wainwright Bidz. _ pef annum; is worth $9000; wants money; gomething new. If you value your ‘s: drapery 7 acre ow ao eee e _ ' ne 7 WANTED QUICK —— | fine place for fishing pond; wheat crop.| acres n. w. of Ellisville, Mo., good build- WILL finance whole cost of improvements at 6 pet. interest without any i 8. of honor, we will advance you up ts buy rn onee. a good farm 6 Acres Under Fiorid Ski |} team and farming’ tools sa with farm. ing. ell kinds of fruit. 102 acres west of | for owners of clear iots Box K-408, will give clear title. Box ¥-236, Pe"-*' On your promise to repay. Terms to suit ronten, rs be a 1es - F. D. Wall, sae} Yourself. 9 er OUTHERN LOAN & INV. FORD A 80 to 150 acres, same De Soto Overland Co. pro- | Ellisville, Mo.; good fruit and grain} Post-Dispatch. a Sek» purposes; must not | 344 Orange Trees; Only $850 =| —»tietor. De Soto. Mo. _.____ (50) |, farm; high state of cultivation. Henry a AVE §20.000 to loan on real estate se-| +~*FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST “ a. . . oo : . . Central F sens Bids i les in any direction from exit 4-room oak-shaded bunca- | FARM—50 aeres: near Cuba; 25 acres un- _F. Waec ther, Baldwin. “ REN, (99) - eurity; will make loans in Wye po of . $1: oo oe gee, a. - pe- Be — yt nk 406 | ee S08 Olive at e. c) ' a » ; 7 . ‘ on 1 } ~ ’ st. J s , vex e a a . - = — g00d SE ree are: soantrul asks . -nee 4. awe f wad gn AF FARM—200 acres, in St. Louis County; $500, 3 st tian et ogee bose ig et nen have ‘papers and acces ° c e, eur ‘ .° ‘ . Gs 4 ” ~- ee ' . . i a 2 aces e. : ' ah . - ery. = snswer at nt Nave yous | ees cillage, nigh school, depot. ichurches: large frarmee barn and Ag ree pot choice | p wed OC DEE, Fi Oe ee eee MONEY To | LOAN BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. a ) See FRANK H. ALEWEL| — Cunt > ate select fruit: al ocated on main! & o~ : P ccRO) : bout $30 (ce) | Stores; -ell @ acres loamy tillage, 344, Water. select ff wy, F 7-room modern house, steaf) heat. Delco ond deeds o , | . | orange trees, guavas, persimmons. To | ttt erpreme et “tk es By el light and power viant, full equipment, GOTTEN iEB Rie MET Y CO. 2707 a $7000 WANTED ON FIRST DEED OF | [f you are in need ef money. Loans ~w Tathroo Bl settle affairs. all oniy $850: part. cash : S$10G0U; terms. ~G user, ‘| bath. hot and cold running water, barn __ Bomont 101 (cB) TRUST. iewal rates upon your furniture and planes, | —2 RLEAS tre FOR SALE - See details and how farmer cleared $2480 Mo = + — h and outhouses; farm al! fenced with hee “Ger LIST ' Or OTR LOANS For 3 years: ample security: will pay | which is left in your own home and not re- GEARL pid need help to _. | from 1% acres celery, page 25, illustrated xFARM—Pioductive Missouri land. ciose | fencing: grapes and all kinds of fruits To sell in amounts of $500 and $10,000; ¢ujl commission and 9 per cent interest. | moved. Money loaned on goods Rares ime , pat en creek eothems. Grane rem orenine, ae Sane oF = og Sty Nad raen $10 m aathty er: trees, See ur call E. R. Hensel, oe all il edged first mortgages on city real, Rox c -318, Post- ‘Dispatch. | perensee. pr ‘furniture accounts oala att, s + ° ‘ ' ‘ Vv - m - : ’ at d a baal ‘ 7 ae Eternal ye A a | pave A o 7 e ttn 700 Be etl ee “0 _Bidg., St. Louls. icx99) | cet ray K . & pee cont; pa select from. GUAR. ANTEED DEEDS 6 OF TRUST Busineys “strictly BS a ae . to" not “ “ acres. o 7 . T _—— “1 . tables, ultry. h - A, : : - - | , ; “404 ‘ata blished ~ years y 2900 °o vr ttle | C9 - way. 900 Clark. | 1210LE Graham Bide..Jeckronville. Fila ne ralihful: pure water; fine hunting | LAND—5 acres 1 mile north of Fergu- WANT TO BORROW MONEY? $1350, $1500, £1850/ 4-$2 000, 12-$2500, | Market a. oe SN 99) HAVE use «mod cc) rfect title. Len J. Muaer, son; 5-room_ house; large garage: _chick- We have an abundance of money to loan | $3000, 2-$3500. $4000. ———_—— ae india ; and fishing; per - 175 fruit ir at adc : ce and ye ote ___Hinois — N ‘ en house 16x50 ft.; good weil; 175 fru St Louis citv or St. Louis County rea}| Ample fire an ornede: nsurance and | ea; ; wood; send Box 504. Hur Te C9) trees bearing: 400 grape vines beari g: | : email loans or large loans wanted. | | Dertecs 4 titles with eac | STOCKS AND BONDS 7 pl ae a tiie ‘ond en ioe SO: ee Be owner; no FARM— Before 3 ou buy! write for free jist. | FARM—175 acres, nicely located, 125 cul- RIK) vines 2 years old; p ! on RTE RE. Anny a ‘LOAN € eet Rieti Box. P- 10. _Post- Dis. | HA LOCK. 1 bay McCausiand. (c99) | tivated; timber, dwelling, outbuildings, $5000. te 4 bes Haver Lt SPR ANDL °REAL TY ©vo., Olive 1437. 10¢ _ Sth "5063. ‘GET our uotations on Listed and ua- 7-room modern > meagre = vere luted stoc Pen in ahington County, > iat r saie or trade for 112 | barn 40x70.. all fenced; fruit. 35 mea i- 3 acres all in fruit: S06 Chestnut. Room 201 ; 1 build good FARM . cottage, 11° ow: daily mail; school, church half mile.| house: 9 bic aa from transportation in | oS Chestnut -punaty; GU ARz ANT EED L OANS Olive 1014. 802 Cantral Nat. “pk. SEE AE value _st. _¢C Sntrat wa- acres stock and machinery. in Madison | ; possession: for quick i SS00K MONEY TO LOAN — City anc sale S2500, » £9400, $2500. 6 $3000 2 0 repayable SJ and level: #40 acres in wheat, 50 ‘ : k Bide. S Olive 61f - panven: ¥ ou buildings: 2% miles from A. P. Trail. 98 acres in bgadew: 5S-room house. farn. 2d ror ot WE mai ae and buy 78 ~B, Olive 1 | ins a RUST & SON REALTY CO.. Roomy t =. 2 miles from Postoffice and railroad sta- hal BR. R.. on State highway. 4 miles 7 Po. ye mmer resort: ~ acres. one 41 ) Get Our a, h some have made $500 . . oe c chance | aif mile from 4 | FARM—39-acre Missouri. crossroads to, Ci@ar of ineumbrance: vgs — ye og way . (c99) => + $200,000.00 | 1. 3° ATTEL MAR Col cOuBAxy. + : school. church, etore; ideal place fo A airawberries, cra pos. read, near school. near shipping point lacksmith shop: % in cultivation: 3-ro on Will wee our cars to show farms. IND MORTGAGE “LO ANS Double value Yfrererty security. otive 2°85 Ly a «1s POULTRY. TRO TRUCK FARM location, close | apis, household @oois; “all xo for ~ | Title Guaranty Bldg. tee 7 CHESTNUT $7. , @ary terms: $500 A b es and grapes; all i CHICKEN FARM—1L6 acres: good house; | !arge orchards, berries (On city and St. Louis County property fn some timber: reasonable terms. | CLUB SITE—On wonderfu! ‘fishing stream, Manchester and Clayton road: beautiful and comm N. Sth st Bice J si : , 51 res on Conway rd.. 4 N “ie : - entra! a i N: ei vat wr wax are D. CARRU mpoas 18'S Ori 40 abres on Conway rd. near Ballas rd. MONEY TO LOAN o I—only clean, modern bull4- aa ie. fine eae. or fun. fruit farmers hawe money; poultry ad-| Missouri: present low prices and easy 4.11 acres, gice poultry farm, : ae wawaid K. Lovs Realtv Co., HANSON AGENCY. Hart, Mich. Gritt Glover, 5070 Waterman av. ——————— | 30 times, daily Sc, Sun. Je. rT pend land. Address | $$ | "s waste or Jackson bi.. Chi. | FARMS—Illinois: good bargains; grain, terms; abstract . title. W. Hastings,| improved or unimproved, also for farms KBANE & FRANKE stions; first $1550. 815 500. 31400 foneys or will oan full be wy : a ORTON & OO., Title G : aE ST: —__—__ | 3; Just ‘' > of Jefferson aw . ne Sueranty vide: PARM—A, real bargain: ®6 acres: land ja| % Oo ERGU: ON REALTY Co., ? 1008 wane ccent - (c80) 1 $12,000; perfect titles and ample insur- rowed. Loans roads 0 ono or i Tele Oo.. 506 w . Address Nora Beacks, owner, Blu- | Row] Green, Mo.: | TRUCK FARM—s1. Louis ¢ younty, / Tovey ts V—On real e: — — ainwright bi. I Pp. from ww ing re als MONEY TO LATA ~ GC - Dee ~ds of Trust ine, near big FARM—Raise peaches where they srow . DP: at ee es prices range from $7000 = "$14. 000. Alt & STRODTMAN 3607 North Broad- . &-room house. barn, more in a single year: trade one for good income Gaateel Nat'l aprings, creek. | Fo terms. write Dr. Baldwin, Centralia, | pouse, 2 chicken houses, smokehousc . | tOBERTS REALTY CO,. 407 Federal Ke- Central 49 Gravois and Kings- é FARM—10 acres, rich, level. | 212 POULTRY outbuilding; fruit. 3124 N Taylor av. | their prime. Kehr’s Mill road, between | sums to sult at lowest rates of interest | . — a Mer) SH. MORTON & CO.. Title Guaranty; °% o—~' of St, Jamea; lot of wild | tome. | ¢. Rn 2 MILTENBERGER, mie Reh S 3S. rand. . : , on r acre. = vce ; estate Solid agair. § Michigan ane | Biactes near Kirkwood, Sr of Denny.| SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST you; seas oes - pur 5 onloh. vantages; canneries, crea meries, pickle terms probably offer opportunities that Kirkwood. REA ALTORS._| 2 z. Ww. BU RIAN (098) my oe cia ate te te ae owN a ouls. 099) ra r ye $10,000; lowes; rates. ; m= Michigan 1 wy how var mph ngs! land ; | iL LAND: D—-50 acres farm land, Ripley Coun- CHICKEN FARM fo ’ , . jon, certified ands, acctedited "deaiers Mot price, Sad: tarmn SS month, || On Jameatown, read, veer city, Shecres | M Oney “See Us” Money | clase real Bods + _ BUSINESS n, stock or dairy 4 miles county seat | County, lil. Herman Uphoff, Dorsey. Ip. : $1000 cash. balance good If you are for acreage tracts. lowest rates; quick action. Serial notes In $500 and $1000 denomid TIBERTY DONDS bought at stock, fruit, poultry: get free list. Ss. Lutesville, s&s KE. Mo. f y size. orice or description frem $900. $1000. teas Road: all kinds | YARM---64% acres cf good land with | rich am . and stocks. t trees; if you want miles from St. Louis: price 350 an acre.| outhouses: ocated on St. Louis & Hanni BEAUTE, FERGUSON, MO. _ Chestnut st. _ WE BUY. SLL, QU 3 rt All Active acres; ve efor | . t : __R.F. No. 3 Gniihittntnstimniitimes for St. Lows residence. Geo. 2. nerlins ; miles out. one 1? ocr a &. ¢ ecres. — . DTM AN for -| 2 acres 30 acre rompt attention. STRO | OWN AND OFFER svete, apples, peara, sale. 5 acres or more: , New Haven, Washington. Union: near Make easy terms See us for particulars. rroM $1500 TO #20.000 > 2 aged ‘Kddreas Fowler, 3857 WE Liem horses. cows, chickens, farming im- | S¢Tve Bank Bide. Olive 3120 aa Up to $100,000. GUSTAVE CYTRON, EPSTEIN Ti to 80 level acres, $50 per . J. | S200 quick possession. FARM BARGAINS yur : Main 2162. bile AINS N, Williams, $907 Julian avy. " 99) 3 WILL. Agt.. 114 N. 7th et. Room ©12 104 acres at Ellisville. good ai! MONEY TO LOAN a ; Eres stitial ) L FARMS Iilinois land: near good markets; price 7) ceeee es game, good firm improvements, etc. near Mason rd. | Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phone Ba te | COTTON. corn and “wheat farms destrab!» v 50 acres on Watson ra ins rgain |} OCEAN A-—World’s greatesy fruit country: situated in Stoddard County, Sonvtheag 65 acres on Gravois rd., wet 3 Ae pear | DYAS-SHELP. 109 N., 9th ‘St. oh | will never repeat themselves. Address KIRK WOOD TRUST'CO., tactorted. flost mille. marnets; llaty, ge. ‘ a 4016 Chouteau; loans on real estate: oy 704 Chestnut * St. 3 times, te; 7 times datly Be, tien, certified lands, accredited dealers, | mit. 198, Mt. Vernon. Ii | house and hae i a ae from $500 pn tnt: me a is, cro and climate write Director, - , ALTY CO.. . 7 P Be ae Agricultural Industry. ve gy A Ae el aD pe Hillsboro, Morse} coline 8810. Haat SN Broadway. | oHRISTIAN BRINKOP A. S ‘on ea rg hg et | % oats termarae’ me new auto transmission. A lture State Bidg., Lansin | "Mills r@.. 40 miles from St, Louis, 4/ regror ~ | CHRISTIAN curities. Ask for our | ‘s te ms it ‘oh moe: : Raa” Sa ay a ee 000. | AR G ‘STARK REALTY CO. |, shifting on any automo or truck, v : N r 8 road. 4-room house. barn and outbuild- | 500. $8000, 000. 12, OTTMA ae. : - shares t Strout's bargain IN Go50 FARME_OX EAgY, TERE. ings; well and psrings; large orchard and | Tennessee nein city imprev ' $10, $1 a Se Cte >: bneee | #10. h Tk SS. Post-Dispatch. in ‘oo he and” of year-round crope tit yd Bannan TT in aan meget ys P+ gyda | LAND— ad out “timber aod ny alana: MAGU iRE* E's REAL eer ar AGENCY, | 0 — {AGENTY wanted: mansteeupes articles of . ' : R> 7 . . we A ¥ wed - Zi + seas a3 a? Mest ea ;

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—_ er Oye he a i Ay % ee a een Via Y ees 4 be \ - ‘ga 600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Properly and Real Estate > Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Toc -_- Se. Se esa Ds ee ae Eh fee na ane isted =. zi : S . . t ric - 6; . “stole cS. TF > Pines enavre ia . nee © Ne lag aree tarry: will re- FRIE & HEYE INVESTMENT CO. $40 to ae | a day basiness; rent only $00 | ” sour B roke rage ({ ompany mae the amount. Box P-37. P.-D. oo 4 le . modern - tend diene heat fur-| RESTAURANT— v aot li, ine DRI G STO RE—Gool ~ good nto west sel? pris ately. well patronized ; | 0s 7 ' - INVES? MENT Co.. ice: $1000. ee ee * “ te ~ - SO ee ee Fee ae hiet into | orisa Locu ep. gc rooms; owner ili from * Sn; : ta teh. | : & COMP Phone: : Landell SHOU ,c , o4. « Nentral 2290 ___. | RESTAURANT Several cash buyers wait-' East se pel a, ~ nent cirn ue ro? 7 - % "y is + dz ii’ 6124. PARTNER. W Wid—With $500 tn the in- 10 LIVE WIRE | + 7 — 2 ave St=*— | BRAKERY-CONFECTIONERY-LUNCH DRUG STORE—iim So ie: 5 > @ R. hone suram iness: ~ a . es rT . ; A - . % ’ ‘ ts su. r= E—iim South Side: sovd on: - s ; . en ee tt inensicn tert SALESMEN WITH CARS iing and con be “GR CK ERY ARGAINS inc: 30 £. TREACE & CO. jana seized a '¢ Mapie: wnion in tarae apartment tm*aiild- ™man stor heilding stare Pax i 774 Post -lhepateh 515g ects it. , = wale % ; | ' Siiding am : c °4 ——— ¥ : : ~ - one — ee * ene UUSInNess, Well equipped: bought at ressenable Tee terms 4 Kingsbury, west ef Union: income Frisco Ride. Mive 6124. PART $5000. eti¥ or silent:| To sel your grocery drug stere. meal i ¢ AR SEI Hort «} uth. owner | sate: : > , bi . able ¢ . F fm bk Ge ina po ate with ‘firet. mortgage oD; Market, hot rooming houses, all kinds pe, SLSVO. gis ease. Grand 4361. | oe : teTirs. ° . yio GUTH. 12894 Hamitton. | Ville jail and | reel «state; wenderful o -portugity for 7 of going ; be! e hing new . compe ra We get resu/ ta. tout Z - . aa *? : ys imor ej h ’ 4 . = . > . r - ™ te e , 4 Ks Post-T>ts oy os Pri 3 + —— Sf S14) ‘ a ~ xd ag eae re all Ae - ese aay; i. lippers, ~ Phew yb >> ae ee | dat!» zo preecrition : | 5c SO te ns a; Th or ani nl risce Bi ve ' ; — —— ~~ = t— | Whe £ as 25: mats sold +t ek. ni a - ; ts iat Pear c | lations exter siege a Bisa * | $6500. Can Vievor 20st "after 5 p.m.) $5: write SHON, STM sctersen: rem, | RESTAURANT Woes End; iaree. modern; ; Was at the se > : : i. ° | epi ' «) 1 newly “ ted. clears per month. on Park 3 E. and wi exhi>it. rye - - ~ ‘ - ston: * $50 ; Ee AR BER SHOP—-Bstablished 21 years: for Saath, Olek a aaaithe” “teen | store a :E—North 7 ut . Oo foe in oom ae = BEALTY PAR! r estatilished: very Paar * " " am aE We « an > | DRY GOODS AND VARIETY ST a3 } , rain treet. $1200 best of reasons tor live wire. (w surmmer resort on the and eo0me mach “Toid Chestnut a —- -- reasonatie Box P-199. Post Dison’ ‘ch i. : and nth abot ‘haer ~ oneal et competition; , peep. 2600 Marcus 4’ Box J- 145. _Post- -Dis. hea@waters of .the Meramec. Price reasen- l three pror aS LESMAN and ortanizer will rniee $10.- | BUSINESS FOR SALE BEVERAGE PARLOR—And road house: ; lease wee et ed | DRY GODS STO Jieod location. must — ERY AND RUILDING—SI15 &t./able. Woodsne Restaurant. S012 Del- | F vx: bus! venture ; ; . . ; i sTORE 7 O08 (cB3) : Th O00 ¢t © $50.000 for siness or : | 7 aii a 7 e . a splemlid location: price iebt : _ ty FP TESSEN BARGAIN sold this week 34> «Pho iaopia: doing business of $400 Iv: | ™ar. , e raiders . Praag “ ons while future. “AG- | 41 cht", . , Sidney ; sha son HOW! gon for selling Appiy ist. ri- : “md paving business with | a el na fixtures about $1500- ro ROOMING HOU ae Broadwas. 2" PrP. ©. Bex 4. 57, nicage orang: buy NOW. save mones | “an Brewer 72°5 & troadws , . . , rood clean stock, | ae GOODS STORE —Establishe: a | eetiring: S2500 will hz —___— | soft drink ft > ae — : 7 ie bw — % - —~ : =2 — ~ ae, 6a _ ames + > .-~ - Years’ le . 1630 Frank! nveres. r* eo . TOOTS. rent $22.5 Circuit J HABERD ASHERY—Men’s up- | __price 3350: cash_$250. =22 yesterday confi > _—~F room ROOMING HOUSE—-7 rooms: req@onable- | temporary j Haar mils on a’. Caheny sen. Inc... room 51>. 816 Olive st. Olive i wine were «?t ’ t 7 . ing ’ “a. es rast ° ian b or. mex chanical drafiomasn = _- | “PAINT SHOP—Good lease. town | -' SINESS—Well established: doing $17.-| equipment. sales $20 das un. only $500. | _' veal « few thousand dollars: a chahce to 5 ing food We toa —_,* UV0 Der VYeunr,; se) all or half inter rest tiodiarmont : rent S60. with lars re reom DRY cnr STORE On west End trans { ‘ewer Mr. Wii lair | incel} 1430. . i 4 fanless S30) werk nr cheur hs > per cent - fer « -ormer x eod pray trac taps} ea A GOO »Ds— Am adies" re : OP—Estab! hed 14 vee rT: Tho | ralia. Til 2% , “090 West: rent S io ¥ : ©: sales é ¢ a> : : LS a GiGx SioP—Estabd!i« pty tages: end BS I ee 28S al SEE Us FOR THE FOLLOWING $35 day up: will and notion store: will x» "= able lease; e&cellent location; | ROOMING HOUSE—507 N. "Whittier: 6 | ‘Louis, cash. muiance vut | A‘ REPAIR SHO-—Sacrifice pric ' BUSINESSES: ~ 4600 west: rent $55 with 3 room SS n t - iss cmes. : . rooms, bath. steam heat ou "y : > : mayer ; cyiy lena! ; " ’ : "Wy ¥ ee *y : rar ’ n ] . ; , ‘ is ¢ . ’ - nae enone — a ¥ t;| good opportun! ieht is to xy * ae ales rs | ST. LO! IS EX HANGE, INC. a gal ace: Lord “4 ood r S160¢ DRY by ODS AND BAF i} — a tor further pari iculars apply i RoOoOMING 1OUSE —$200. rent $20. | building owned na Bex PTs. Po Post -! Digna: ch. -> 7UR-T ICTUR ‘TTH! “ey Cherokee st > , i. SSR tSE tablished; doing fine —— ’ _ y fb. y = “rnd | afavette v »¥ BOMEONE to finance patents ; bats ded ues thts quickly. ' | Su med po ea ! h se Olt: 14241 TS hg ~ pe s , Debaes © 7 ORN ILLE LIVING TON, o10 | R ING "oo 2E—17 rooms: ail full: for + niet of Polars is ; ; : = rr ivy: a quic ly. tnx : “ = tiles ; ws ee OOD “ ? de ful ‘ >! >: ° ” ; ‘ 7 ; s 5 | ee ol Sr poe woe! Disvatch. = eiaagias: "I r AR G REAT SMALL WHETHER | with 3 rooms "y a! arza r Soo00 _— om oe yp Bia ay cient stock. | Locust St. Ohve 6172. (Cc) cash. Call Monday, 3412 Morgan. The court's _ , aia. - a ’ ‘d Pi cor x : lore . . - fie SE ose . : 1923. poe A TTY = ; _— of work. | Skciusive proposition with unlimited pos- ” 8000 - excent oe ly ' io rent $75. count of old ace oe Bax oul, uncer =" rARD WARE nera! house furnishings, | R OOMING — AND age ge — ~ = 9 metropolitan is; putea , - P- a s n- sibiiltie= Price $200). . ol neat. ” eo clean stock kK Maroske. 04: Pr’ }iev € 3 ' ‘ ry “ee ef o | roemes. ell filled; geed income. Lindell other heari ‘ terest account ef sickness terrmus . ‘D cood lease: ales $5000 month-, $6000. , $235.00) stock’ elegant iecation: rent ° ng Ankrum Advertising Agemcy./, -- room 51> Sid Deve ae , bore gem } 5 she Point District N@test HOTELS ‘IN MISSOl r? a a est of Flori ‘sfant av iar 7 e1°5 ywwner retiring; sacrifice or “come 6299™M. = - ~ hae Jackson di... ioe te the wartt,. ea) 5° . © .. ae ittle KER airs shop n ! Prie a , 19 reoms. dining recom. kit: hen, and of - FACTORY —Comip etely equipre " roperty =! None fe - N- 358. Pp. | ROOMING QUSS 40 ferme: i" tioo8 OBREGON nm or? c ; aie - si iy ” — re . "fy on tor ee ee Ey ——_ 3! a a. “ * 2 AUTO REPAIR SHOP. tile op. Double . oven: 7 li ome ee hogy ge a ~ - cane metal working pliant. includes * | HARNESS SHOP—In good tewn of 1800: : | Grand. $4 rent it ' ; ; : ‘ ound o- ago:;.ng x od pay wil ' invoic * 2 oer ROOMING HOUSE buciaiias Newly Geaprates He Says EJ payne wuvestigation of our exc lusive | “ong a — id operating Permo Service me Fe —ne = ST. AK ERY i pries 00. ng | at S82: Ry EE Tea, + © 7 a ae jliss punch presses atnae takes onal: gt og ty — ~ Tt ng al? | “1 . ae +s ste si . ‘mst — * fi) ; are ouble: In ; . s . } ue ; ee : . os. - rr BR - Woods, Berni e. . Mo paying invest ment bargain: leav? ng . factory four-wheel | ,Jun. Owner. 4010A_MePheraon i Revolution. in - ree ag . ol : . by ae tee ll wane —— Taakes . of a Fords ae Price $1500. |! tchen and office: a fine §- press, platform scale, * “ ’ ve CS pPeciast) rge profits +--+» rice eM. | or brick ajo inige raiiroaa Staion: trucks, time clo k. : HevTrhie—'l meis rood money maxzer ; — ————--9-~Gne Soe _—- . ae ree Sn ee Se rarned curing past 5 BAKERY : building. Luxemberg dis- - . w hee! shelving ana } i mete $4000 =! POX $13, ret: a h. | BR OOMING HOUSES&-2: 6 and = rooms: | Comrrieht. 1974. ; i for the aulomobile| YS8"S-owner maving to California: sacri- | °C {4h 7 : JEWELRY STORES each press; will sell partéd of the eguip- | Gore S—I8 19, Zs ae “Hh, | firet-clase; all mogern: private owner. Publishing © Pe cen Se . fice price; brick building 40 BATTERY SER ViCE STATION@—Chest- Fine South SideNjocation nt $50 wi me ti rhines = HOTEI x 7 ‘. | apply $411 Lucas. ) a | f jon concerning franchise 3 u ing 40x80 included - nut «t Price $3000 . - Ss nm ou ' ‘ 7 “. a ?nmt or entire worki ‘ >. -- \e. room “12 1 i4 WV 4 rahe ay —— | ~ '? not much cash required: auiek action BATTE 4 J ak Eos |3 rooms: a well-established : . price, WPactory located on |! flow! T ee =o Tih: Ri MING HOUSE—S rooms, nic ely | fur- MEXICO TTY. . Y SERV Ic , STATION—Baden. 5300 west: extra . ne outfit: remt of $65 per month Lot ‘S$ HOTE! = i Hil ay . 414 | wished: reasonable cash. Call Monday. | P = 2 ——- — ri a i. >t ‘ J i 1 i. Agent. ae 32°77 A Me Pherson. Presiden? In stations in operation een on request . ous ye nee wl saeiren. — + won Peony long: wonderful loca-/| Price $2000 I mc Manse tg ae ow Roem Foy : of $65 | Bales (o.. empl enn... &o - on, respons a eplendid =i a . ; ‘ uz busine ictis in 400% FIL. ING. STATI oN? 5th 4 Giasedl x. pe ok Permno.___ ( - ~——w PAKER Y—Must fine: teatvine clés - ; >> IOP Man with business abi!- sacrifice: leaving cits tARBER SHOP—Downtown. ri ~ nt: © strict ir tigation: —_ — . : ; p= good nice living fooms App ly 45836 mar. | $2200 spans . Sagara “ME AT. Wits — leew PILLANG ST. ,TION — 0 SS ae aie wane’ ow) $1500 per month. For interview ad- rissant, corner De by eden $4 ' : cle aring $850 to | ROOMING HOUSE—4312 Laclede. 11 NCTE 5 His Bernal—Kate Moon, . Sot | oes . : ’ i; S ‘Ss , I —_ 8 Gumbei Bicg.. Kar BAKER Y—Pies« and pastries Tewtnal oe : . . m ‘ > O00 it Izapeet ition : low rent: bargain at | Poem a Bis > room lat ’ . 935" = Li nde! 399: aR. : ate t. ade. Dixon, al : = s row ive et } - Spanish scholar "to | Baden. Wonderful @qutp- | $3506. * oe eo eves 3 CH & COMPANY. _ROOMING HOU SE—7 roome. gas. electric. ident said that 4 tin Spanish edo- BAKERY—Well established property and, receipts $100 Price $5600) 3000 west; rent $80: 3-year lease; has for gui: sale . Lo a . ce supplied, Sie et latest equipment: good OONFECTIONER Y—University ‘ty: | @ Brumswick tables: bargain—for $1050 reason for selliwn. fox “C- : TE South St. Louis. on ac-f_come_% Se im metise pomsibilities, “financially ‘KER Y_- ui. 42549 N_ “ si 5 Fi unt of ath 3204 ms: $210: in- that El WE have AKERY— r : ae : ;. wd on = _for live. ; peambitions hexinner: —C prety gm eet + ) ’ " ke 1 t; Pri ce $2750 "fW) west: rent SS: seats 3S: sales | P o%: . cA x * or oe om your ability; reference | Flour Co. od . an I es = AXD RESTAURANT }370 to $225 day; & good proposition. | —— aa STA rots - aahcatinent heikiet te —- gang DB nen sm ROOMING HOUSES—Washington. Delmar ts irs o w +p std | for pert Jox N f Westminster: good bargains: cheap| Money and alse he ag aay a 6 or 8 per cent @ving rooms: rent S30. Be ham —- | Bi equipped with prescription room com- | 10 per cent oF} reem 515. 816 Olive st. Olive 9552. piete. soda fountain, etc. Location Bevo | ; gickness fortes sacrifice for ready- to- wear business at 9 ing such ) — —~ pow ' speciaity of silk un- reems, all fullg good income: cash- = STt OR 2REB—t se) 2m new . : . be stery: low rent: ary day ‘ex ‘ept Sunday. ie ea uthorities white 3 and smal! capital to represent manwu- o. wan CAFE AND SOFT DRINK PARLOR-s- | 5500 west: real'y a beautifully equip = BY. ' > Jace is month: 4 years free rent ef. stalion, sales- | 4, > moaned good jease; price $12.- rooms, - garages; always full; no agents. > romth; tg P. Dacy--Mary A busi- $40 rent. paid until April: in- a eare old. . room / a RTHS RECORDED 4 locat on: OF per must =e! i. 42349 N ich net ~onta.y prefit over $3500: 8 year | new 5808 west: finest In West End. OSes. ” Post. Dispa atch ae Oe ah SS 7 _ or sw a t= ROOMING “Hic Uv SE 11: s. nicely fur- pt a ot BI S 2 ctire. Box R-SSS. Post- beush dou! + ‘ ; One estab! ished on ll I Jad ANIL > VEG SETABLE ys s STORE— oe ‘ome rent. ST good bergain for quick show 1500 required. Box C-302. P_-Dic) | Dar ; “. = | _ r hance for » rts ox N-S00 —¥ KER SHOP—S. Broadway. 2 cha DRUG STORE—Gravois av.; elaborate N. Jefferson. near Olive: rent only $75 N. : il sell at a “bargain Ps ’ ae . sneer Bes ee rent 4247 Washington. Monday eration of rebel e when A , ~~ you . th 100 per , cont of safety? Box BAKERY— Ana lunchr -- — do ~ Mill Price 551.000 Ee —_/_ Test: miepe tn: a. tr ++ ee =TORE—TIilinois town. Frice 5900 west: nothing better in St. Louis; good pil ~ i ive furniture men serwcar. itm oorr piace or i u lease. x K-351, Post-Dispatch | ROOMING 1 HoOUsSEs—4#, : : : ; -ontrol of the urer: Valuable conmection will be of- BAKE RY—Good “locati on. 3835 West : Filo monthiy business everage outtK: Going a big paying business: i = business. Box N-360. Post- ’ | on +} , ost - Dispatch | ™ throughast: no competition. Daily | POOL HALLS PlA RUST ——Sacr cin ny wonde: at 305 Fr - oe Olive Sizé. beth: ; ° i oa x = Louis. yc IEE Re 2820 Washington. _ equipment 13 tables rent or'y 1° a . O28 - ry COAL BL SINESS Sa: rifice nished ; rent S100: wre $2000 4111 | zone substan BOYS. ‘wooeh : sees | ga$ P. Washington, 4°790W St. Ferdi- Ut SESE ‘ATESSEN AND RESTAURANT RESTAUR ANT BARGAINS " - 4 "re . t A. quick sale wanted KOSHER ‘DEL aie ‘, TESSEN—And lunch- sale: leaving ¢ ity. Lindell 3732R. Puert> Mexicé. pets fin se ulpment cost; $7 -all Sun ‘om - Dispatch > = ne lea equly . t : 12 unda} = || ROOMING HCUSE—4142 West F Pine: aie business: must se/! 4) ” 7USt Be)! ‘count of ii! 24d invoi: of seats 100: rent $200: sales $180 day up few ° - here ' years work here should make you i Ph oe uri? ' , i one BEDS rooms: + ~ income- a6 SMF > i} 4 682 s : — ce —~J.* + a bulidin 27 Bor! aim. « ot Dein wna r Joop. panos or STORE—N. Grand. Pri $25.- real money maker, rorth double. S75 d odent - tiring R31 - - ? . . pee : : — - ; | wr Né HR OM ery “established: own. Cc all _aft Sunday. 206 ashi ngton. ; No names Baty a oe ‘profi ef $1000 in 6 mont hs? ese a WEES fc nd “tho eons a MPLA )YMENT AGENCY—_D 4100 west; one of the ow reDOr P| ‘ale = a : ing eptabliah : ~ OT. x- | , —Downtown. | ker n@er lon lease: saies 000 1G — at ing esta: ed .siners r busi 5} . | : GHAR Tor poomoeraph =ad pine | wares . "Zirmneld | Price $00 | | makers Peer JSON, “Kihcine “pce. |. aed mice peers NCA See? Clayton | Son business. 1418 Olive st. (65) | ROOMING HOUSE Full of roomers: 5:| Obregoa, wits ° t Aish. ; ——a— - : — - er " r e= . yi ve “ - 1 Gace ~ GARAGE —Debail iviere. "ice $1 6.000 | tion, $16, 009 | GA RAGE—Good ocation. 395 “erare on « toa i | Sidney Se peace To 4051 Delmar bi. main 1 charges ~_ os iA. with 0 yea — ——o —Confectionery and dairy junch. | . 4 = odiamont av a $15. — RUOMING HOUSES. : hand: spece for 30 cars: rent $50, #'! ~— —_———_ - a ROOMING HOT SE—s f¢ hed r MAN—“7 years o with building: established 22 years: gilt- | , GARBAGE "ILLING STATION : 1008 Dillon. “NCO "HI Re Mw 2t54 ‘N Prairie: S100: : ‘ie urnis rooms: | cans “ern ployed by # Sapertunce. Sao gpe eee to connect with edged Proposition. inp vesticate at once easory——No th rt. La uis, al d buildin, om. ’ . 34 “ i ' ~ Jim — . re? Si7 a per rr nth cali Monday any ; oc up ted A ' 30 garage for 3 machines. jon : —_ inves* $2500. Appiy te ovmers. 25°32 inent me : 3001 a en ROOM—Small. ideal place far live ROOMING HOUSE—16 reoms. good faur- = SR ee N-370. Tost-Disoutch. BAKERY—Doing good busimess: rent $50 GARAGE “Deion =~ mear Mammen. | We have & © PAIR SHOP. | = ; SHOE RE a OP . ‘ pte invest irate this. 705% =. | “ niture: best location> terms: elxo 11-| OTF Were also BUYS controlling acorn fi 2 per month: must see ¢ say ~ dd netional month . Box Inquire 623 N. "Vandeventer. “Call aiees | GROCERY STORE—Daily receipts $100. 5900 west. a first-class going business, | GARAGE—On main street, storage pays) _ 4. | -Dispatch. 5 p. m. se —— +44 STOR mene 4 | fully equipped: a real basy ain for —_ . ovevhans: have other business: . & | Broadw: Le rooms bargain: leaving city. Apply 4812 he had no reason ti . RAKERY—M i — GR« : E—S. 7th st. Price gor ICES ARE . , tI, or tat er tenement property. 2x LUNCHERY—Eatabiished mone) -maker. Washington bi outs TO DALLAS, TEXAS. ake offer; must gel! quick: 58000. ‘ES N- Post-Dispatch. busy Sixth; biggest $1800 bargain ever | ROOMING HOUSE—To hein my busband Government best and ng o fered: terms; Beautiful outfit; lease im store. am compelled ‘to give up my rooming héuse: 16 roome- mB rented. easy pay : “ — aie : ~s ry yinerits ; patent even, mixer. GR — MARKET — Cherokee “st. NVE ¥ iB ND is sARAGE—Grand an@ Lafayette: 60x15). will GUTH, PISA Hamilton av call after Sunday. 902 N. A Parnes. — Arco. i .. Walter, 46554 St Ferel.| B= 8 ms Ms a hod ad ing om account of debt. ~ _ te _- . _ complete equipment: West End. GUTH | Price sean E ; i f 21884 Hamilton av. . GROCERY -MARKET — Cherokee st oU1S GE . a | 1 ent tag me hy ro for | ae AT MARKET—Good, A BAKERY—in IMlinois. 70 miles north of | Gen. Office. 3630 Olive st. $2000. and arrance lease. SAME! aX * in grocery, April ; —— : ; : ; a} P. . 7 N t ° a. Gaited ip, first-class condition 7 Se. $050: — Murphysboro, | CONFECTIONERY—Living rooms, tural | LIEBERT. room 407, 722 Chestnyt i =e ari = aoe = ASLEY MARKETS fone ng ee — na: ~ ! : upp! Ra er tor ell (eT) | — : sETABL — , . Lith st edhine - [ER | pe ee = — 2 TREACE & COMPANY. | MEAT MARKET. GROGeaS fee mior ROOMIN Oe aoe ee ~ | ——__—__- ——— . 7 ‘ation Call Sidney 36 any Fy excry’ . en furniture: WONTH ~ 9 aaeiade opportunity mak- rticulars’ see yl we > GROCERY- -MARKET — California ay. , CONF Es TIONERY—Al: doing ry be | 305 Frisco Bid Olive 6124. __ "| vented: steam HOUSE—$300 monthly profit: on the Mi ; van. Woodruf d s r f iil - .. CONFECTK INERY— —Corner : ~~~ West. on Olive: will exchange for sood | 6 OS OE ee ee ee | eee 1 eee eee ay; 's livine rooms; equipped with al! HEAL TH ‘LAB RATORY—-Paying busi- nofions: living oms, $900. 6778 W single fie: oF wil iy - sible party rert: dandy location 7029 S. Broad-/| perfec: o sien price ER pe fy in lished ¥ nen easy ter! 7-year ; hone | F. cHuy. |} dell 7020. ree) | MemPhis of t - rine tila. modern mechinery incl ag . bl - at uding ice machine. : 4 ablishec clientele; monthly | i." ~~ a WONDERFUL opportunity for a farni- .V. E. TREACE & COMPAN 200. $ we canmeaae ~~ — nay agg Mle an ™ mn : es ; — 225 Frisco Bide. Geen e124. | += Downtown district, 56 rooms. | CONF SCTIONE RY—One of the ons Seuth = ef Pine 1s oe rere = MILLIN pate 3530 Graver bermstitcher ; ROOMING r Lpa—I3 oor" ond ant | rior service with = | ; Side locations: near two schools. ] -e] mn‘ ess . . . — 4 - t ai cS yf - es ‘ te i ut - eg 4 a, Spentionsliy cood West End | hg, ip ty + Dyes a ae | Fees sane hao Asay yp . 1146, P.D..| prospect. Box K-AS4, Pe Dispatch ure | ROOMING HOU =e rooms, well fur- ae . Coisronn. 60. 28304 know thoroughiy capable man tin ood mone er; Met- | MEAT MARKET -—— Water Tower dis- CONFECTIONERY—5700 west opposite NTs" furni ; — nished and full of reomers for past Price $2200 . ce ne 156-58 Odeon > | Ford service Rts COMPANY — Downtown. Price | putes? =” oe = —— Nae ree GROCERY DEPT.—Live -market, no fix- 114 N. =~ . CoO! . Li —Doi tures to ee 2 . . re e $5500. AND BATTERY ©Co NW. . Grand near @victure show: up-to-date fountain | —- ah ait 51-00 Grand 4361. new " must sell place ; bid at R . H ity 10 ARLOR—Best shop in i 0 : kee | end fixtures: 3 living rooms: rent $30; GROCERY STORE—wNice- good _locati ’ : : ooming fouse Bargain tllee from ‘St Louis. Perfect | T RATTERY. FILLING STATION | _price $1750: terms. 4356 Lee ar | 1_BOEHM. 12: h and Chestnut. Olive 9n47'0nce. ORVILLE LIVINGS-/ 1400 x rent ent including > ; ” ' a & ory Ce N rth ld > | —— ‘ h : 7ROCE RY- M ARK —— Doin . ” b> £i- . | and A —— ._ orth, aoe sales 12.000 | CONFPECTIONERY—Candy store. wit i erg ET— ee a n good busi- | TON. Assignee, 510 sore (e) | We als great opportunity for short orders. : ' ASS mcorporate co pasion so that ; mm; business. Gee. H. Mirsery. 22029 Lemp. OVE ‘N—Baket s 2-storry. ename ' . meled Good up-to-date econo my . © GRO CERY—Magket: North selling ac- | cK material Wm. a "Hothe. 1565 | = terms. operators steadr. Rent $15 , exting to ot ae gang mene CONF ECTION a fo oe. St. i ic 129. oaet Beers ay “connections Box D alle ay Wellston. Mo. 13 reoms- $90. $1600 —% > a rT? ’ U in * Ww r? - pt. oO a i - e : chool; soda ounta of ANTS FACTORY—For sale or rent 7 rooms: rent 370; in| New York, financed 6 Olive st.| GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET— We- machinest 28 plain stitchers. 12 ‘oo | : $600- terms. a. t- | On N. 6 : $50: rent | fronmMarseilies, Wi . BOA RDING- ROOMING HOw SsE—3- sh. ste wu: . story ; 7 bs : Sroone n _ Inc oom 515. at. «. I - rey In West a bat ~~ Kitchen “ - ced . ee (‘ive ge End. no competition: rew fixtures: wil! t tals. Box K-34 Post-Dispatch. " t En =” 3 aso lines ' - Corpora tt od. nil ontain. lunch se|| fixtures separately Cabany 1955 . . ven — ' $f ;@nd bes Ren We trade businesses for properties. C Vv: NF =z TIONE RY Fountain, ‘ui BR wen7 2399. _ PAPER ~~ -Evening 1000 daily. ¥. rice | Ra are Aes PROPOSITION | CANDY SHOP. re: bE Y ches Ake ‘South Side ~ | homemade candy y equipment; fine loca: |; ;ROCERY—And mar wat; eee location and S85 Sunday. 3703 Wisconsin rent gakmaton, 10 rooms: Income $150: | Y — M a location on two car * | Suranc : tim . tion, acer acho: car oo ne ine Disiness: Seuth S wul gel! right. Sad oO a for reliable man | Two people can everate nice! ee imuae at work @ argc. | terms. 12138 Goodtell ¢ Box K-31. Post-Dispatch. . ae R ROUTE ne Newton. 3804 / 10 _— alt RH owe ge | $40. Price/ $22 ian a [IS EXCHANGE | CONFECTIONERIBS—tIn all parts of the GROCERY AND CONFI ECTIONERY - Liv- _Evans TREACE & C oe | ‘ ‘ONFECTIONERY ¥-LUNCH - COFFEE stn ‘toria Bide. Sth and Locus? city. from $400 to $11.000. ae Foor. St. Charities Heck rd. Wise neneae 305 Frieco Bide. Otive 6124 Liverpool, OUSE—Oppestte Public Market on South LOT: an 4 we wil be elad to pret oD £ TREACE & COMPAS... - | Stati | PICTU RE SHOW—On account “ serious _ > = Y . ; | she y plac f busin | sick nes s i | SHOE REPAIR. SHOP—Good pi izoz for New ; — ~ an Pace of businews «ee Bier 3 Olive 6174 Cc ROe i QR - "aN Ss: FTuUnnInE. Box P-256, .-D. piace. ave Meted for saie. frec of Chare- ! _ 305 Frisce Bide. ' : 4 ERY AND “MEAT M ARKET—Live- ee . oo Goodfellow av. (92> M h 15. + : we ’ , P n . = - of » | ; “ * titel o ~ Sg are transactions strictly con- | CONPECTIQNS | Waraain: doin z good | Bxents | . imu POOLROOM—Barzain. 6825 6. aaigien | SHOE SHINING STAND—S-chair, 12-foot |y.-.- New York, } ) Se eee " = — business: exeelient location. Apoly 5647) GROPERY—And d meat market: or will sell as aaah onttcanat ie oy Ba | = neat. isk XS wey “owner retiring. Re- ‘Genes =e hos er > oD Gartield. Sunday. between 4 _and 6 >. m ‘i elther of. seDa arate call Sunday 4 $40 ee ee ’ = OF s: SHOP— Machine stitch tania. Sou : TH Ge . | CONFECTIONERY —Good corner oore one tween 9 and 3. 701 Carro! eS $160 oer week: $3300. A 4 Ne. leaving city. 3524 Park. burg: wate ab i “29 | SHOE REPAIR SHOP—2923 N. Vande | cs cronia. ee img an-| CAPETERIA—$2000 te re 235: t $35; : —— uenos . ever $10,000: good lea earn aan cms; m ¢$ | tarece living room: rent $45; bi GROC ERY—Market: Lafayert -_ esta ce, Cigars. | om So at diced ; led by office build. 17 pater: ar eat bargain ly decorated. 3 living rems «il no ¢vlivery: valve $8000: will trade for sey? : is pote es — aS Prank’ chess lace 552 . lim av. _—. hotels ive at: 45 car capacity €2) | clean stock at « Dereas m it sold ac on buiebleel or .anenit Heras sicae an po oy eee se well se} CHI Re IPRA ( FIC— Office. practice. asto-| Cg) at 1709 N Box K-12. Post-lis. o**- | POOLROOM—On 5 Broadway, 4 tables: | SHOE SHINING PARLOR—4 chairs: eood $150. $2500. ? ; rood sacats ri . .* " ‘ _ ae & ' _— GENERAL Pent Discation: must sell. Box CONFECTIONERY. _AND_NOTIONS—Op- ————/j ‘rent $30: cleari to | . = Rein MERCHANDISE-VARIETT | K 05 ; - D3 spat ' postiec sence ~ mice HVing : . GROCERY—Frui . cored Vegetable store BE. ES $50 oe — acd cans” _Ofive. | Lindell 52122 corner of $1 - + ied a. “2 i ae manefactering tewn. eon the river. Ee |“ “HIROP) R LACTIC OF PCE — Pa ly equipped. - ow age includes electric . — nm stock: ceing good business © KZ TREACE & commany. A ———— - 7 tablished 20 years. Alon . business district: excel neat. 4263 N. Florissant. a Tom cheap: rent $25. Sidney 305 Frisco =. SHOE STORE—$30.000 annual business; cTORE—Men s’ DEN T> c MpRcH s A NG notv ore ius and me rr 4% : BLitet rease aa > . : e a a - age 2a 10 ~ . ponetiagugemnmageennandietnntenanssatlligtens ; gelling account of other vusiness. Call 2 IN FIRS CAT! ‘pee? oe > Rent ineludes Bi ohio = na be rent; very dessin CONFECCTIONERY— ' mene. furnished room . sicithene ne cated: confectionery, $756: rent $17.50: Sa at real bare dot 7 —On ac account at _pickness. Rroadwar. aizo Fooming house. 10 rooms. 4100 wem. | U. CARRUTHERS. Agt. 3548 S Grand. | = SHOE REPAIRING SHOP—Landis ocut- — tien: bogmmp. it: stitcher: will sell at low a xs. Garrison v. es Perfect ecuipment. All cash neighborhood ‘4th s* wT —_... 1. ee - 31000. ball cash. l sndell 6455. cl) GROCERY STORE— “eh and carn - with .eoiy -s ‘oun 7 , -— x — Rent $30. includes 4 Wing coms FAR STORE—Dow =“. ab! hed ety be rea buy. EPAIR © TrIT $7730. a : . nto *t UUNPECTIONERY And bakery m Ha 75 oc ' ‘ rt) «Tia. varvet meats. large sa wich RESTAUCRANT.- ; E oe ; t > Si¢ ™~m 7ST? Lad) r month $25 GROCERY Y-MARKET-VEGETABLES —? ror — a, nt >. ten: domme $40 Gay business: rent on! rade frem Lice ; 8. Grand T—Champion nail- On North Site. Brand-new | : : omive esse m™ 515. 816 Ouire # $55 per moath: priced ice or @ Golak rete trom Liggett & 1 Myere, tobacco t GARDNER EXCH. Rialto Theater r Bids — Seahtic wnet, 22. Meee Tender ment. pp 908. Sasarte sis . ty 9 “ AND TOBA . os sa be. = omace a rooms 4178 Foleom ‘ | RI ESTAU RANT —Outfie for sale, vargain. ©... i5ie Franklin ting ¥ ie ei. ; “ > ' es eT — : . _- a rREACE (>. me : * = th =) oHe neclud time | } Ride . N24 GROCERT -CONFECTIONERY — With | RESTAURANT—Doing root business: OE STORE—One of the claasient stores ROOM -RESTAT . ; er mafections. live. paying Susiness and ’ — —- ~- aS a nive Gis laundry. ix b vh. > ae hae adnan f RANT — Onne- ted on! ¥Y g00¢. Tesepomsibie per. © ‘ PE TIONE RY—DOLN« ’ — pice. a Sail i! . ram ete . income $200 | cheap rent. Call _10698 Hediamont. purchased with werv smal! capital: os" Metrict OC ter ~-" orthwest Industria! | ~ reasomabie ent, in- — EXPE NSEs:; : ’ , _ oe ~ | ee ST AL RANTS—_Te aa sell. Rex t137 Post - Dienw tc ‘~~ a d table busine ss Rent ; : . ~ Ponr hy alth J th . “ASH NE EE. DE TY - ‘ anne ant ‘off . oy ; ” » bibs 1917. way SP wan . ot RI K __ Post-Disestch i cas er oes, 2 >. | Ri et A _™. - ~. . . > D N PARLOR 2237 Frankiin. erst Sani er. GROCERY : a Sees ' . yy SB . Peet - Di spatch kE ; — Maple. | sar 23 CR: _ “ee - : alldthintte cites ce ee SS, : EST AU RANT—Concession in large in- ws Sbis. Deilvere to entre edituine hei. (CLEANING. DYEING. TAILOR sHop— | Cestuees-: seest lence account far eo NT —And a ad ar See PARLOR—Cheam leaving 7 — 2 ee orner Seviere Cash besiness of ever $60.000 an been ease at S85. Price inchudes | @°°***- Te reasonabie. Fer information. $2460 treain; termig if sold Monday: |~ of saith: - will ei: some t apply 31838 California elegent equipment; establi« seen | Senday. 10 ou tom: pew; nikal INF Er TIONERY —Light | ——- eb we “332 "Puss -Eamatet tm N. Jefferson: doine a busi ness . Ss. 70 bets thas ee years established 469965 DEL LIC ATESSEN— Sen cream. candy: idea! —_ ba Bay ~~ is ice, bax "an sineiay o AURANT—Gomd locathen: » bust inimenilt PRs Roasts : ndustrious | rooms : - agent c hy hg So on rome mee : apie, idea. te om we UB, - a 4 :s a: CG ws non one ag eg =| th: vl : RESTAU! RANT —Geod Beet eg A mei CONPECTIONSRY—Light iumch. pear ae 2g . - * — ~~ hasiness . Money Box F- | TREACE 4 & COMPANT. 202. Post-Dispatch, Frisco Bids. Olive 6124. * _—--~

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MARC moet 1924. an ' . be \ . ‘ : | ® ' a . . EAST ST. LOUIS SALOONS \ ~ — SS” OST. TCH * te : aah \ ~ Ne WS ORS WN QUI “TS SESS SS = CQ WS QQ \\ DW“ NS , -DISPA H DBS. CEG . , Nos | : WS MA\|A|Q\_E_E_EI SS eee \ RAIDE . rae Ps ohyg — —— § E08 ie EG WRT Sand ie 1 ns Pe ee - on Park Drive, just ne” \ , (See “Section NAY for ‘House, Homes, Real Estate, F arm Lands and Financial. ) eight gallons of whisky, a ee be | Bicycles & M'cycles, pt.2, p.7 | . | Coming sents ... Vor sale (Miscel.).._.. Houschold Geods, Wid.. gin and three &§ “ Birds—Poultry “ | , Dreassmaking Founé _ Macheinery __._. r ; e »0-gallon - 7 7 ; wieriry 1 Carpenters & Builders D: in > me A Houses, furan... ir. S. $ Mail Orde toe . apertiang (nc wine were seized. At the . |. ee: Bi ae¥S oes: 223 Carpet Cleaning so deal $50" no # ee Gas Pipe Cleaning | fustruction (Auto)... “ Partners pair shop of Charles HOG sede: Moats, ae oot > ot. | Cemetery Lots . i ve “alps eS ery “er = See, bs 4 w0cke | Instruction (lisc.) na * = Miscollapesus Weae....12 | Printing, Addressing. a xen xo Tuckpointing ..........08) quarts of wine avere seized, all 9 Mal ¢ eee Trips chethie x. oo 6 Kapress nod Hauling. idle. ne Be . f; | Palat'ne ne. Motorcycles » | Professions»! = 4 be oe ) een sccow we | ; the saloon of Meo Hader, . . .» 7 | Vistures , 19 | Household Giecods 3 “ths ae +: ~ x = Br a aS ——$-—- -—- — - . a = See ee ~ - —- _—) —? |. ae ~~ three proprietors were ; - The raiders also visited Sy to pe tariattetrtataeiaaaan) an SPIRITUALISM. 4 DEATHS SS = a ees DEATHS | Ssaves ee soft drink bars att Web» e “ae i 4 URGANIZED 8! SPIRITUAL sts. | GREEN carer are wv but failed to find 1j i o : Li e Affiliates with State and National | Marc} ¥2 ote a Lintered tniv ‘ a Pe in loving memory of monohu “i iS ver _ . . ’ ‘ —~. . . [40 ». m.. ' uay. arch 13. 1924. a mn. who jieverted ; 3 : wwe . . ; 4508 A Oak lana Ma ry Zorumehi Mit ‘ag 8:1 . . +. ot ea shite ite ee is,” es Circuit Judge Cro Subject: ‘Fai w at | Subject: Paiths and Woks,’ | Green: and ous d vesterday continued ’ as Th | Births R d d Reading: Jaines “*, Remains t , el - ri¢ —e : : n elfeg.- ' FIRST AS HURCH, 110 Wy, Courtois st. | louis ave an rege: oe os —_—n beicved husband of Soptiia ; temporary injunction p hens e. ecor e | Bondays 2 °:30, Wednesdays 8 p. bg oF Ae | fs Int tern leat at. Aiton a ! ee The Post-Dispatch reserves the r QUEER ey De nis J. AD at ioe brotier of | Sede Migs peinenl, beloved Stier HUSBAND OEE Any Bers | ‘Me one | rice GRt eB eee neg igh o reject an ueru. a F.. Jennis J. and erome EF. Moak- | ; agr - “ ge . > peration of a saloon at om : }|_ SECOND CHURCTI, 14694 Hodiamont | ; Neg ee Entered in rst on Personal and telephone calla, or answers b y me ee ag ea Nee ica? | ave, T. Ws uametey. Beas aba Panes S.. 3 eenth and State streets, , | url erml ay. Sun lays, 3 and 8 p.m. Mrs, Dornner. | Charis en 2S. LOSS, 2 oh. os give n atlenti > y mail, canno ae 5 pee | ; Memyery, Roce ons Seer ] t ; >| Tuesdays 2:30, Fridays 8 p. m. All wel-/ nue gE A le pe etn of 18174 ark uve- nlion, cxcept-tetiers on medical questions of undoubl- Funeral on Moncay. March 17, ~t, dear sister of Mrs. B. Hardy. | ¢ = ond ane loving me memory of | ; ed husband of Mary Grivshel ed sincerity, when uccompanied by stamped addressed envelope Uf, Ce, 8 “¢ toan’s loa wets tinea eee i iat who ¢ ey oy: « . o . STi -- ; ' , ‘. nan s ‘ af er ol Ss rt i} Iness. 15. vos ° one year Louis by Arthur M tn m ~ . Cc . , come ; a o~« " peeewreee eee) FOU RT H CHURTH, "154 Breinen av. Weise at ‘7 ae or ap path “ K c Mrs. (. G@behausen. Mrs. K: NO en ern nn ern + esti jae > h interment Memortal Pa The funeral will take place Rn, maneey. Bagly SO ceased was a member of ew and ‘March 17 * ; é . of. ‘ ‘. at 8:30 a. m.. fro CHILD ‘ ri AND u D GRANDCHE >. building owned by J y John J, s . : . — undays, 3 p.m, Mré. Stricker. Wednes- de . ; Chief of Police of Fast a. e a MARRIAGE LICENSES. days, 2130; Fridays. 8 pv. ——y at ann? sa Falkenhain’. our dear fut! Se re CARD OF THANKS Gor bes forgotten, : tion Harr i ; , days, } « ae street, ‘ark Law ‘el ly se ed Se ereeie “igs ss woe Vint " n-! : t 3 | Wis close the building for a year oe Eb. Spear—Fiorence L.. ciel. 2:40 an i t 261TA R a iemmiae | to Pa lawn © wae »' ¢ column, fine the stain and leaving a “ring | ssi oud arandiather, at the wae Of G3 ‘ Wish to thank our dear relatives and WIFE i BLZaB Wt AND 4 other hearing will be We ” er—Mabel Asmus , 1 Gap RCH, J+ Kutger st.| HARDY eo ed ton . LONG TIMB READER.—We lus show hew far it extended. Whea Funeral — fror residenc ay | friends foe thelr kindness show ap in the DR i nsdplbnper ages. e Treld in Thefeld—Elia M. Ronnenberg. | Guagays Bi Mrs. Gallo. W ednesdays | sntered into Hype on Thursday, ' re act ga Baebes ete df open Fost enter must PE ney on. reerece.. wren se oes of our dear husband and father. for Stevenson—Lena C. Smith, ©-45 at Hail. y ae and Ceve Marcl Lo 4. at 30 vp. m.. Jame no cast horescopes in this column. * nyine is used tae epera.et muse street. oe Mon: lay. Mareb i... at ° 5.. + the "SRE floral offerings. and pail- Gun ter—Christine Christensen. | EIGHT H WHCRCH, 4509 North 20th. | i a ly. Rewed Silene of Eliza * Hardy. Consult books on the subject at} ?’ ne’ |} Joreenh. Glenn ‘Bucdy) and Oliver Overturf. | ou... father- yt law and grandfather, In loving z momory of ou Publish! be # Cas.. the New York W . ee Lvellie lL. Rickert 5 ; , br. nd Mra. Engeibach died af ‘St./!, wi ik Dink a Any. of ‘he | so complete on account of (ie ull} | beloved daughter of O. G. Campbell nad Charles * Pet ond enter. i nS in 5 Mi 4 the Poxt-Disnateh. / Las ar —I cryn THIRTEENTH CHURCH, 4137 Camefia] Jobos oesteite 3 y. Marct 7 agazine subscripti@n agencies or/rosins present, When eltacr paint) (the late Laurn RB. ¢(umpbell. dear siste f) E MRS. “SUSIE PETERS. : t | Y MEXICE = me 2 3 7 Camefia . Salurday, March : ster | its removal | | Me tay Bo EDNA AND ROBERT McKEE. Ente 1 . et Wetucdav r . ie . ; states Am b: iISSil- | form Mo—Della Stewart, St. Louis. Thureday, 2 and 7 p, m., Euclid Hail, mhew del eae vet al go dear || A. FE. K.~—Write to the Land Of-|mest effe tive means of avuiding Mareh 15, 1924. at 5:15 p. m.. Louis! :, oe a IFE AND SON, ity ia y, . an ew today r J At cone ace. ‘pemny 4906 EA, Bridge. Sn, wt lim on a hs | der oe é oe “fon. terial liepart nent, Wash-ithe ravages of moths. es he tee a of > Nor th Ninth street.’ We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks —— res me, m an ae aa a 2 ark: ing on. BW. : tha tnformatton eloved husband o rances Phillips, des r rela‘ives ar . ELLA forelcn CcOrreginpnts, © fe , “ P. oie) Aickander. ‘Dixon, | NEW THOUGHT CENTER—423" Mc- ; Pecan at te ee n€é th pn Bie g rey “4 “’ “Worsted stuffs of all eer of Mrs. Elita Hankemeyer, Mrs. | and the Welk eevee AH, By DAUGHTER. ve ident said t.at documentary | | Pherson, Tuesdays, 2 o'clock; Thursés/ | Puneral will be held from Stroot & and in cauestion. crades may be washed in gasoline | + pe aga; Se e+ “ee Phillips, Mrs | the pallbearers, the American Legion for In loving memory of Eliza W AS. . | : A. Windhal—Ruth Mey. % i oyorings. Mrs. Assmann. aM ___. | Carroll undertaking parlors $415 Nan ural “ep . =~ : ae 77 ar of fadiag or shrink - choleeaekie o% elt. =e ca Bav. Mrs. Maude! their symoathy and the beautiful flora! | 0“ dear mother. mother-in-ta bet . =: ’ yi 7 oe ‘ot | ms Lh, nie ae onal A Ps ‘noon and eve ~ it ige avenue The ld jiorning. M 7 j .t.F. bruit uestion jing if can dv this out of rf fathe y "and pe gay ~ regen — — eran Baye dery Ceaeh 45 fue Soar brother, ies wes e this t Mite, 1 reh ; : | ms ia rm eve- 1; 18, 3 5:50 uv ‘clock, ‘corpo tlpal al Pas as P34) it h et ad o | ia | i} year. é 3 tah ORR : ; some. $* . ‘doors, 1 beet to take all your year. : THOS, J. FOX AND PAMILY A has ir, with- || Lue notice of funcral from NKriegshausé sr | . ILY. precious one from we w occupying ¢he former x BIRTAS RECORDED. | wine. | Debrecht ed corner Lynch and|courch. interment vary Lemieters e Boart a Bee ted. vone substantiated his statem a BOYS cNair. Svea mediuns. music | ea oa ae loners. Police ee eee eng apparatus into the open ail, 1 ‘ voice we lo : a ‘ane ai ae Screen pictures by J. B. Bates. illustrating Le, ~~ .— hooe riers, “-"% |wut fire « "tificia lash near. chapel, 410° oye hester. ic w ish.to x incer * loved is is still: "| hese documents, he dee y P. Washington, 4°26W St. Ferdi- our 1° Principles Ae Spiritualism. Sire * bea * a Entered into rest m sSat- : iii V« i site a aa tae a: Ha ree or ey » ° « wats eher an Ps 3 > - . . a Puerto Mexico grave the Jefferson and Lafayette, & J evenings. | ae mt y and Matilda Motfmiais Gear wb oth > +. ‘ be. ‘ , . : — ut tm - 5 fe sere ea! ce" bowler bol saver with gasorine, RiMHM— Ente: ed ' . : ; , 0 e palibear- in such assist “oe t pr ” Moonie 1g evans, Rasche ae ‘and Pas bog ake ists “2 id os ~ ae eb eh Rs | fse vi me St. | put a close lid upen the ve -sel and March 1 1. ig: 34, 7 “ Lit > - M.. € CC 4 hea Sscae - Mr, eS BE Nye ay -D ndertaker # iti . oe agp A ours star ‘eave for half an hour. Lift them, ‘Riehm of LOOU North Ni Cao ee Bees . F AMILY. at “chair authorities while these were n Rever m7 4 peatro! of the port. | POLLACK-—A! Chicago... T.. on Friday.) OY, ™eny te atives and friends for their That never can meee ee Tatts shake the « lothe Ss al- bende aa E&~ 3 > ~~ Zemiiak. 3155 Sheridan. | ana ‘Thursday. Sp. m.: on Wednesdays, nal . st) ' ' 5 ‘Aitcre int a on ry y _ % ot a I ‘ ; ¢ a) T Ngee ‘a ’ firip and dry and t*re work is uone. atroet Mount. H dear wife ard . . : : . to ' one Cemetery. (ey anny el gt af and mother, Susie tack. . rt ‘ pzela ly thank the dtev. Record of We toon this life one year ago, inent members of the Britisn | and C Mosby, 1118 Aub Mondy.. March 17, at 3 p ) : | : ube ; KE. ) oT1R sq E 4 iD > the residence. [DIG Juniata ound. which separates it from ear - iy at gy Rte fete es tl | Funeral Monday, March 17 t .2i0 d » , . in. D A | td an xt s iy clothes. Leite ale diate ; I é. Wt .2is . | an way were also involved, alt , a 519 Fra or the next supp , ™. from Wagoner undectaker’s ec .| our ince eae ~ Meade noren. mows, ae St sad bereavement, in the loss ' A Gravois. | “FIDELITY CENTER—1918A Sullivan. ventyte ' . . Herrell. 327 Sidney. | Services Tuesdays 2 p. m., Thursday eve- iad ‘uneral eon Samim icgaae tabe oe til os. 6+ : as ILittle St. Loui at ti f : Reece. 3707 Chouteau. : = imate 4s aveni day. Mar at at ~ ere naz your hands as litle as ) St. Louis. at the age o ; ’ We wish to extend our sincere and heart- Misse f ey Mrs >, mM. ’ : wy St. Mareus Ceme “Lone Is Pert ES gs = I rae " and Anyone knowing deceased please notify | "et. thanks to relatives and friends for “A phi : bt > nurrus Underiakinge Co.. ‘ast St. Louis. | Urelr beautiful floral offerings, kindness » a MOTHER. No names were 4d Obrezon, wil inti ted that 26th. 2 p.m. =Mrs. Schneider died ft : a Vho intima gh: - eee oO ALL SOULS’ CENTER—4412 West | Chi cohong Te ja ar ; a - oo ' separ inn + wage et hottom of the la heavy “HABER G- . main jarges were a ' Reich. 34: efferson. Belle. Sunday and Wednesday evenings. | ne ap tok ay Sarre. Cur rOn e | Dnt fe MAM par ifs ota Friggin jc se amy nah 9 Mpc «bs how Entered into rest. Saturday : pty a : ; oO Sad 4 gainst A. Walter. 4655A St. I rerdi- wre Armstead. a d dn ay evenings | dear eon of Dr. ’ ‘ " i = : _ 7 the ity of Now - , brs ‘— ionaositf gf ‘ wots mnutte ‘ + ’ ar role = tO du he = moe gy i { hurch and 5 xcelsior Lodge. K. pet thor : . dear brother of . * mm) bfi . lio, - rmnil ly d ttre lo " rj a Ps «smiled the eloth wee ema rhea Vy ' ; eile ; e.. massa at Claned Protheroe Sha: and Zierenhei " rei pnderteking Co. Ir 4 7 day we ough is the purification. V1 father of Catherine. Burt and ev | MnO AT M. Men le know 3 street St. Matthews” Cemetery (ey ||) Westchester County, New vork, | f loth | bard iled, throw he A‘ oO p " ome DsON Lentered into res! Saturday. : fonnecticut.y re =6ChOUN © may sures i, 26°21 Olfve§ street. Meinhe ' , : had no reason to believe & . . March 15. ott. « s tiudson, be }” Before t] Bin dw laway the first lot of gasoline and ||} Lodge, No. 3, A. F. and “A M. 3 Lodge a my dear husband and father, Christ Government officials backed _ . — eee Mra. A. | *Nelson and : ; i. g . 5 ore — P4INi + | einse the articles to he cleaned in ino. Fm PF. Oo Elks. . ih . be yp oT the Rev. J. Frenz, for words ; P Dis ° vu “ar in-law and uncle de ar) aw 6CAD e remevedia f 1 Gasoline wt not n.* ) a IS© on s en at the funer oet- — & Want Ad Phones beeencidies sotll fe: im mtnte. at maeinte finitn etoth te the Niber oi acute oa a re sh s ipply. + oo otare il SCOTT Suddenly. at Oak Park. Wt.. on | Cabinetmakers for service rend eral, the | N ve or Central 6600 undertaking —~ 1044 Parke avenue. un- “er mn PVM CMe 4) en ove : grease. 1er bh {V1 | Sphaefer and dear mother of Mra. C. be: smal pe FB a yg SE on the Mississippi River was es 2, 2202 Montgomery. r faved eee of August Apel Sr. and our dear | IssKLHARDT—Asieep in Jesus on Mon (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) Penge D geri 9 o? tak one Edward Be —_ for his consoling worts: the pallbearers, lished today when the t 1 mia, chew ath. uncle, in his thirty-fifth year. ee rheresa Teer iharat Rona Mend tyne Het of — RIED. — (1) We G5 noth any part of Cem. Be in. Ra tye ate sister-in-law. grandmother tadiew Awsilinsy, Wot ‘ne eo A, Re: In d Memphis of the Mississippi-Wiipm ima: $45,000, ann Bn lB A gt asd pret a | kote any ecent juereaze in lehtitied Ko ang of vous own. mou: ME sert on Monday: March 7- t 2) Gaaentisea ant Yolo the Memuenaeeaerty | baa a , mn ' 4 , ro, rm | tioned. 2) A death © certificate | titled to ‘the return f the rings | Trendway, the rest ence. 1335, South savshaonte id cass BERGA VED FAMILY. mars ~ — n Yoving el ae aed with Bn oe yar “ Y. o6. 2i1 N. at 2 p. m., to Park Lawn Cemetery. (‘c7) Burider. Mrs. Pauline Gerlitz, | ld ho byl } ired 1 } ift ve containing more yan 000 ae ' ' . BAILEY—BEntered into rest Friday, | Chesier (nee Isselbardt) and our Gear sister. ||| WOuld provably be requitea, jand the other ists, eahVve iii. of grain and merehandise C. » me 520 8. « , March 14, 1924. Hattie B. Railey (nee | mother-in-law, grandmother, great-granc- || A CONSTANT SADDER. . Re-jthem to you as outright prese nts, | ae = se Exitered into rest at her resi nae oe Ss ae our sincere: thaakea Lars to, AN inaston.. who ‘ Saeetann y (ne , : z | ence. 0 St. Louis avenue, on Fr ' a to our neigh 3 here from Cairo and Me J . Me of ' 1011 Howard. ee beloved wife of William ws. lal- - other and aunt, in her seventy-fourth {| port the facts he Health De-'! TOHN.—We do not know of any iday, March 14. 1924. at friends for their kindness shown "he ro i = ‘sae aoe rt o . a Ri -* f partment and ‘y will probably | bill which would “require that a ' Seimann ae " O tice of time will be given. Sy ee rT SNE . 7 er chapel. 4 Mai ster CONSTANT READER.——28¥ | Tt ae (1) The family ca sue |S SIMEONE—-Entered int t Friday. | pea oo roe ee ns ea tote ge Pinte — toa ate ron oy re We wish to express our sincere thanks ‘f without ) , a eae fang un torneys sought to prove a = ; + Spe ag agg} Vorrws A.. Henry] Kesten of 2214 South Ninth street. beloved i || away e if f I Tr osepn y Mra. Libby Nash andiwz athe ‘S » Kesien. dear mother : ns nents, but they \ +] P 7 one rothy si. , p man was insane; that } y R I T U A. IL ] S M | Mrs. Mae Condon Anee Beadie). our dear; = neg ot ary = (nee Ker 1) -* ant to ase i ay oe 3 if if sells e. a + tac ni as " orking nde r neg tcp - A Uati Al rue gyn _ sister. Catherine Krickling. Especia} siclan had caused her to ™ Ny , ae ther: -in-law, sister- paw aunt, «grandg jisgw and aunt. than + be ose na the eosts-of lan assumed name wo nd make noj | seph Simeone. 8 \ ee = thanks to the Rev. B. Stolte Be 4 of narcotic addict and that He6 - a Seen -Krandmother, in her seventy-| (gneral Sunday. March 16 at 2p. mh cale. they, will have to turn that!‘ differe ace C ons ei an lawyer re- ||| .Funeral from fathily residence. 7 a Charch | and the BR J. on wrt > Funeral Sunday March 16. at 2 m j STONe FC Te rat yr heethe 4. av. Sescee | ‘ xcess ever to you , arcing. surr. ¢z) ne insurance | \ignee vlece. on Monday. March 17,..at 2 bear ats fused to return money 4 na Mews CHURCH. 2302 Park av. from Provost-Dre hmann chapel. eet re — eee Ss yaar Ba Wi ‘money can’ be coll cote d. The fact, '», m, Interment in Calvary Cemetery. (e) ; the uC Entered into rest, Saturday, | WARY JANE.-—If you fa ad for, that ce was working tiader an *8- |) STEWART —On Thursday. Mareh ws. ie! for AY: ‘ones Mul gral. off RA re aif- » CE ah A; ND RICKLI G, Sisters. Goerner av. ; . would make no & 10:45 ™m. B. Kimmel, dearly beloved davghtcr of | monerv, he would not be entitled: ference. ‘ len Pe ~m. Ramsy's A and Jamer C. Stewart... and y CHOLOG Y—-Meets every pte ' _ y . “-_' ! " ~~ — nee Kimmel), and ou ear aunt and sis | Health and’ sanitation auestions of public interest only will be con- ‘levenue. on Sunday. March 16. $ 0. ms It Lurke and sister- Funeral Monday A4t{ternoon, Our f Ratavia March 15. e Resolttl Funeral from the family residence, 6155 | Taylor avenue, to Oak Grove Cemetery. ‘ ! a ur Lady of Pernetual Help Church. the : ‘s ITUAL, meat! if there is much growth M ne Tuesday. 1:30 p. jing. March 17, at 9 o'clock, to St. Roch's ef Reliance Camp No. Jo6t, Loyal Neigh- || but it can not be said Th ieee o3 "s Ln | KING Mntered inte rest on Saturday. upon how much to rid | ach’, our dear granddaughter, cousin; floral offer ttn M. March 15. 1924. Edward Earl King, be- ltt will do no harm. ; ; “ . te 7 _ . t >! | ge . for New York; Dro rs, A. Johnson. | wife of the ite William Childress, dear | the late Frank Patrick King. dear brother | MR. sheen pF orn yi FI p= als Mayde: patiors. Mississinvi and We wish to express our sincere thanks for the kindness Dom. Clara Riedell, pastor.) and Donald Childress, and our gear sister . Granite City, 1, Monday: ; bad nae , So th ton. Orduns,? § sireet, rani . . Monday; at &:50 rs. found, the worm eheoul ld acetic acid, plac e oh bottem eof i by , ; tania, uthamp SIVAL meeting, Flower Service, | lors, 3846 Lindell boulevard, this after- Sycamore. beloved husband of the late Mar. >| Elsie EB. Betz papers please copy. a dies iand with the end of a wooden World, Buenos Aires. ___& OF TRUTH, | Marcus arch 12 | ee at an. | , ii. Kempo. S889 Garfield aven oy . beloved hushand of “Mat Gian- | ier). beloved wife of John WW. Krust, E. hR.—We do on ction. The!lday# Treat eniv one or two at &@f) Mo. tatermert in Calvary 377i Funeral! from Arthur J. Donnelly’s par- | b . er and the late Clemens Joseph Mueller. dear | 'worm is the finding of the jotnts , is very caustic. _| Benefit Association. Local > fe | friends f het fri ort tents $100; «a > : + eal ‘Ue F 2p. m. 8921 Ken-; St. Francis Xavier Churc 4 interment in t these | tery. jaw of Mary Knust of Springfield, 111. ae presen te is not necessar- . ora, avenous appetite ‘uniform but they include swelling jj dence. 1499 Ciara avenue. et pelo es | hvsner D. Colbrunn. beloved hus- > ' 17, at 8:30 a. m., to St, Barbara s' Church, ||| the worm is found suggestions [0m aves associated with falling off | }| Hoey. Mra. Lb, Kennedy hester | for hin VE CHURCH — Sunday | year. and Mrs. leo Re 4 her 1 ‘ ,extends to the upper extremities hearers, @ . : Srenins, 0 f Frances A.. Chariecs L., LA hain RT yt into rest Friday, ! | A READER.—The cause of the and trunk: later to lower ¢xtremi-«/| day. rch 17. at : hind and he cat cn AM . . QR. ™. a eorm’ t « ¢ . y ad ator (opi, fem: our dear grandfather, ‘father-in-law, | loved uncle of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Seucss. ing the egg of the dropsical condition is likely to be oy Barhare 6} ‘ . ec ‘hurch. Thence wo Memorial Park Ceme- defendant alleged had been ; hema 8 vo. m. Mrs. Waters. Thurs.. North Grand boulevard, to Friedens Cem- | a. i. ; FE (cO®) | etery. March 15, 1974. at 4:20 a. m., Florenc the household goods with your!/sumed name : : rowed from her ° MITUAL meeting Sun. 3:30 p. m.;| Deceased was a member of Pount Mo- | , wee ~ : ) Delov father of Mrs. William P’. otis > Gporch. 6000 Gre-| riah Temple Chapter No, 6. 0. E. 8. ic) | Thomas CU. and Elizabeth Kimmel, dear Steamship rg * (c89) ) BU RKEK—Entered into fest on Saturday, sister of Fred. Sherman, Thomas W. and ' MEDICAL VESTIONS dear brother and Mrs. Minerva ws Peck, reh 15, 1924, at 7:10 a. n Ruth Kimmel end Mrs. Harriet Millar || ap¢ our dear grandfather an | , Mea . 1, Rhea yy Arrived. a 3 pihursday, 2 2 nd 8 p. m. Mes- beloved daughter of Joseph aud | | funeral from residence, 0 ‘Sra ffite | ' oe gen Mokler Burke. dear sister of | ter-in-law. New York, March 15 aes ITU, {CHURCH ~Sunday, tJ. d Margaret r March 17.) || sidered. Diagnoses or treatment of individual cases will not be given. || terment Bellefontaine Cemetery. clally wish to thank th fronf™Marsellies, via ¥ and & vb. m. sae e | in-law of Rita Tow nsend Burke at 2 o'clock, from residence, 1315 North 4 inoxe exam ine@ for souree of hem- / Denver (Colo.) papers please copy. (7) the reverend clergy af : hor” | SINCERITAS.—The condition its y me fre i . SWEHLA-—Entered into rest on Saturday, pallbearers. the Married Ladies’ i | Washington boulevard, oun Monday morn- } Friends invitede Deceased was a& member | nnusual, ' * | MERCI ie aati 4 reinfec March 15. at 7:15 a. m.. Dolores Swehla.!|of Perpetual Nelp Church, the. t York. ai > inerva; all welcom rs. . : to be alh- MERC!I.—intection an eintec- aze 3 years 3S months 6 days, darting ; Carroll Undertaking Co. fo clent Sailed. a Sos ro eicome. M Church, Interment in Calvary Cemetery. | bors. _ (c7*+ itl normal. The adv ee hale tere ' Phe at Leg grt Pe = «23 } daughter ef Frant and Pearl Swehia (nee | service and also for the r_ihetr dtficlent ae bh NE— Meeting every Tues- . > i Ss « pie elice to. | ie ce is ‘3 . Ww Liverpool, March 15—At® z Taietay Be te 34 d 14, 1924, at 9:10 p, m {your hands of therm would be the j) “Yt not ip Ss HERMAN SCHULTE AND CHILDREN. 5 ee 4 2, aan Rose Childress (noe ¢ ‘uppies). beloved | iwved sun of Mary hing (nee Pomroy) and 1 Oo The only reliad! ¥ March 37. at.” 0. ®, se Vie on y se Boge ne tee gh can tel "RC : ine Me 4 ks € nay Fe © }touching each wart daily with o ‘ew . . ae Eine + March 15, Gothernburs.+ ! ve oh ee nm Su eer Sas Aire, eT. = of Francis King. . evidente of the presence of wormsiof cinnamon. If unsuccessful ob || Alten avenues, iw » Calvary Cemetery. a qe to our many relatives York; New York, March 15, 4 . “pater, ir gle ¥, Funeral! from family residence, 2125 E | is the Ye ng of the worm or its jtain a few crystals o tri-chior || SYCAMORE ee into ‘rest on Thurs- | ®™ ded during our ue mdm my ge A oa (cBOD) | Mur eral from Arthur J. Donnelly's par- bes G+ Joseph's Chur : t an } day. March 15. 1904, at 6 a. m.. Henry Y | the lows of our dear daugiter and sist ; Liver Si ee "Gomaters. sie pieemawee tte 8 ( Fe. ide ntified and eect atment dire ct- | inverted glass and add a few drops | | caret Sycam re (nee Thaffe). brother of - eg burg: Liverpool, Cedr Cc, . Mw, and Wednesday. 5 mp. m. Monday, | neon, ‘Sunday, March 16, at 3 oclock. In- } “Pittsbure ‘Pa.. and Les Angeles :. ed acording!y : Different variet jot water making a solution. Cov- lire, W. H. Kemn. Josevh oa and John | We est iallv want to thank the Rev, Cameronia, 1 Averpool; east of Jefferson. POTUAY { terment in St. Matthew Ss Cemetery ' . . of worms demand different rceme- jar surrounding skin WwW ith vaseline Sycamore, and our dear wre le. Path ers. rnard. Constantine, he re) | CRANCY- 7 Bnwered int to gest, on Saturday. KNUST-—On lriday, March’ 14 , , ies. 2 were. fram the residence of his «ister. ; Merk yy hie -- Amano 3 aid for th _ Teles >. _ & - ™ Vary M Kn | ' ; ‘. tooth i i oiste ; a in.. ary M. snus ‘ c | D mot clies in Poiu : 7 ' ; flernt! offer'ng at w of ant Set ae bemohirgtg tp Me morning. Mareh 17. at _ 8/| beautifu ee Spirit oe Se wv, f r of Mary, Ele anor, Joae and | ee See a | AS Pot aes . touch the wart top every few | jo . St. Ann's Clinwreh. Ni By PHILI? BETZ. “xD PAMILY ley | Martin Claney. moiner ¢ . t ~ : * hnust, dear | || exact standard © , oo * ye oe . i - : TH ¢ daughter of Wiizavech Moeller tnoee tert). ji only reliable. evidens oO! ape ltime. Be careful of this solution, ||! ceased was a member of MuciGians Mus val | RE—lLiving ort 7 EOMONTSTIC CHURCH— | lors. 6 Lindel! boulevard. Monday No. We wish to-ettent our sincere thanks yi». m. to 10 rp. m. ; Hoses gerv- | morning... March 7. at “ib of cloc to | sister of Albert 4J., Frank J. Vietor J. | links of the worm. if the worm 34° K + in Land Adelaide Moeller, dear daughter-in- | | oo n be found. Ai o2:: t. T.—The symptoms of ac ute | , VALLE—-E: itered into rest on Friday. ae and stoves. “" Calvary Ceme ~~ : | Brights Disease are not alwagss |}| March 14, 10%4. at 10 2. m. at resi-' oeband a ladies’ q y wD CH " 3 NN. ’ Funeral rom Stuart's funeral pari gage na > lay, ry Wwednesd ene > ry Wednesday, March 13.7 }305 aston avenue. on Monday, March | | i fly an evidence of tape worm. If jor puffiness of the face, below the #| widow of the late 1 niso for the or ot . L. McDonnell. Mrs. A Johansen. a - of the late Madeline Colbrena (nee | | mother of Mrs. + Fe, We —— eS thank — ‘ | Ketterer). dear father of t Co!l- Entorsmens, ie. Caly yg Bee ay seictaie 11 treatment will be given of urinary secretion. The awelling | m Mrs. Cella’ ost) jcr of Dailaa. ieee etna Saleh meee re ‘he Dale ‘ 2 vf 4 ; -* ; iis J. FB. Valie. in her eighty- sixth year ogg ee = 1 o'¢ ; a Po a a 4 nday dn “Das 7:30; _ Areh Colbrunn, and Mrs. Thomas Merri- March 14. 1924. Josewh Latvoneco, be-{ | thread or pin worms are swalliow- lties and abdominal walls. The |} STORE—Women's ready -to- ‘ : ~eciptie tg worm. The cure ; Ai Easton 4 avenue. ORE— oe | fry ate OF TRI TH m . rother-in-lew and uncle ro | Funeral eon Sunday. March 16. at 2 follows: Powder of 1 grat each |,, ident i h d moat rtfe ~ esta —- Eae- . : ; ; , : o ee - Funeral Sunday. March 16. at 2 9. m../1.. from “tolliott undertaking barlor 1044 of santonin and calomel night and dour partion of the handy it the ni te we ‘er | ees ot hea A. + m , goo! payin semen es ro Medern Opinion ofi from Peetz funeral home, SuTS Lafsryeite! lark avem interment at St. Mat : . ‘ ‘ i: . : . ic a : athew'’s - » of me gods ©: morning until bowels move ther-| jtiont is much on his feet in the! || WHISENBERGER -~ haters ey? | —! “pera at 1° of stock handive: & Develecmant. oe Spirit { avenve. to Zion Cemetery. | Cemetery. ic) * fc) Thureday. Mersh 15. 3 : eres hiv. Elevate the hips on pil- Fao ; : ot "4 . or ans singe tate a vAL, MEBTING Ever Friday | Lodge No. aA. H ene Ay’ Min ae low at feet and legs: if lying on the back) t the residence. 4850 Nortoland ave- | , 7% 4 4 -. ~ 1903 Ruteer: Sg yg Oe, Club. Alhambra owing | father of Dorothy and rredtte Lindhorst, of linie te which must ba Pay gs ,; Dropsy, however. is. not al- fi oe w Cuemney Welsenberrer. rinon SI )P—Cleaning y Sreedway and apes ic lub and Russel Klub and Fraternal Order } our. Gent brother, brotie ‘in-law and. te _- a eaten ct ap ener dy ja a | oy ays pres nt Nausea, vomiting; |! of Mra. ens ‘e Angar, Mra. Agic jon: 3 wil ' | ef Frelee, St. Lonis Aerie No. 4% ’ ! we don Nae de ; and bu oc Ss. nc wat ‘ ghanges im the urine, diminuticor d mr. 4 le Wel rrer. . at yen BRPINITU gts ae ee 1400 | COTTRELL —Entered trw rest on Thurs- “Ory {ro oat tehert. sireet.’ Tues. |} Repeat treatment if necessary. Na- j jy, quantity and aiteration in qual. | “te . aranetather. TALLORING BUSIN! ; + D. Sunday day 3. 1974. at 1! 755 ny -» 18 ” “: lated ues- i geal h iorrhage is never danter- . ' s city U., veatlf >» m Clara Riedell. jaator, | ; Rell p 7 day, March 18. at p. m™m. ic SA en Ani Heve | 5t?: the presence of ajbumen and | 4 fg ‘to J. F- a (D9) py etier). - y | McCARTY—Entered into rest on Frid ous unless, V ‘ery exces fever are also in evidence. - ’ ae > B: wile A. Cottrel!. Gear > March 14. 19734. ‘lhomas Metart rl B = | beu ist Park irom Bitle r y. tre - —— — - F = Ti We me 2 of Madison mG , 1924. at 11:55 a, m.. Mardy 7 we #. at 6:10 m.. Winleck March 14. 19°94 bieinese ate AM erin TETITCAL CHRO | ra, set | Sas F eeetoene vatenard. ts" Ticty Ns | Mater, de nater of imerene wie. ena W.Aiuler, Seine haobend ot Anmoees | We eciuewtas. ‘arte it : — i s at + _ r-it an had . . ° 8 of ’ ne r Me i na oer Mre, Davis at AS e te rd inte ret t "ie ar + Ch arch, Interment ia Caly ary Cemetery. | oRemaige will ite tn staie at Clem ate | Hobert W. and Winteck W. Miller. and Ailuide W . dod tony ow Clark, Mr. , McC LURE ~On. ‘Thursday a . Ble Soutn Grand & boa}er ard. after Funeral will take Dince from the Mullen Wiener. our desr 7 dul Jolineon. te Saat if: 24, Mary McClure ot G eee ered go aa a reday. | iia SO NS ero ewer ee inte —_ pe aR: Re uncte in bis thirty- a ew . JURZS 3, ; a +4 a4 m. e : ca ¥ here, orild’s greatest as a oot a tl wile of (nto Metlere and dear ; , . : tere 4. — & a > 7. ; “ ee ai! Re mnt in estate at Wit Broa. chapel y " ~~ G. | Dallas | 7979 * South Jeftferse Pu ay. March } ' gi e ; Pm , 4 rs. mis : " : oe ae ete ark, We cone a, on een | LINDHORST —txpi0t edenick “or patur “1h ] t ght and inject feur ounces; r a } ry . Ow at ni sc +} . -7 , iy oa ; “TT, : . } - rorst, ii 1e dropsy will be in the back. | nue. Julies Welsenberger. beloved husbr nd | civing a series of tec- | ve 1% months 15 da and Wednewiay, Thurs 6439 Ar: ,| John, Victoria, Anna and Joseph ye} ‘ euURDiCcEes of * ‘Redemption of “Funeral Page Tengen a D m.. 29 Me W alter x. burns and Sister Mi. Mar s . husband of | the lat od orth (Tes.+ papers ta org: | : Monday. at 2 my ues” of Mirsovrl, at : “ ore,” te ee = Abeacene ole gy € a ae S ona ieee and cousin, in his fifty akxth ear. ies) | Cemetery. ‘ c riley resi- wm Soswmecnt ot. = | Ea prep Tas 5 Maren 15525 Baston avenue, on Monday. Mare! fh | a rR ene in Cate St terest ey. MURAMR—Entered mite rest, shecster: ZENGEL—Entered into rest on Saturday, _ | dence, janese 1924. at 10:30 © See, ny Bo 15. 1974. at 10:30 2. m.. Nelite CHURC HM OF CHRIST. | : ! . hs . "dohant na | 7S * : . f os p. we. interment i Cc 13. Ke, wife of the late Wm. Fricke and | 4! waa - |. iday morning. M S. Funera) werner T Murer. loved husband ind of the Ya late M Werke’. oT Ldbests stree ROTHERHOOD— | 7g , a | dear mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Sebreff 1G same dar at = ror , yg hy: decture, and | and Mra. Carrie Burrows and Mrs. Min- | BOD N-—ecteted Inin rest “on Frees. | me Ee South Gra .. to] Saas. See Anna, Pieifer ee ioe “wits bay RAL All Weleome ne Werder and Anna, William, Fred, Chris tz 14. A034. at 11245 a. m.. Amirew | Park ‘emetery. en No. O06." A ther-in-la® . ne -law and wm, (99) and Charies Mricke, our dear mand- eon beloved y husband of Nellie! joe; x. “soqnetia Ledge. No. 6 A. mele, at the ace ot g Pal yea nepE : grealt-crandmother. Ph Mei eens aod Sovateg father of Ar- and A. M. ef) , PDEMPTION.. Services Funeral ¢ ¥ hey Ambruster thur: Mekeon (deceased). .—— = Venere! trem 1% 4979 W jiesehan . our ‘ , Wed 4 Manchester avenue, Sunda Wunet frou family residence, 5S | avenue, March” 17. at 2 p. m./ sister, sister-In-law and ‘sunt, in her fifty- “ ai oh i 16. at 2. m. Service at tie Goncord Page Soulevard. on 9 oe March 17, at; Buyers and sciiers po ene yg oo Ra eS —— of Me “reneral. ve vermis i. “~ . ; 2 » ; % - an. | ovangelical Lutheran | Clwreh. “Marshal | 8:50 a. mi. to St, Meee NN ceased |quainted through the Post-Dispateh | Fricn. Laval No. 3. Dewey Tent, Macea-| 3634 Gravols avenue r, hmen's Relief - att yp ™., thence to St, Pavis Cearet ¢ eorvies Wed neaday and } ay : . es n-ed ; enue, Sarah street, Maplewood, as 'S3 lropment fy Calvary Cemetery, sin Chippes a The Rev.’ pp, m. . Interment at old St. Marcus Ceme- was a a of BS. Joseph Bounty. St Want ‘Ct clumps. ; j pe BA a4 Lace Wate ’ tery. % ic?) Mark's Parise. = ‘ ; * ’ * Gio ee it

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a Be ia Cee ee Sd =e we 325 MEN, WOMEN, BOYS § AND GIRLS are 2 seeking employment—PUT THEM_ TO WORK! RESORTS = | S&ALED PROPOSALS Fs: ‘LOST aND FouND | MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES , WALL PAPER CLEAN'G. £TC- foe | ——— as CLEANING CO.—P waxes, pousnes. Cabenr | IPROFESSIONA ; alco trire . | 7 POSALS—Bics will be re — mo a te SEALED PRO ASH hauling done by T. Leveiis, F 7368 DELMAR ft waxed, polished cee) SSL - a F Public Service of | F r, Math erman. he Board oe : yimether. Mathtida Herman Forfent == ceived by the 8 Vouks, room. 208 Ci | 55cm ft a | Adams. Bomont 2967W. Eee?) .cegees: 2, 1923: (COTTAGE FAHM, on the Big River. 2 | Bon “wou aOs6. for | pe male. biack afd white Spixt| ASH HAULING—And general hauling | tom eon : ! umane Society, wis Carr. | Delmar 31414 (cl)} J. teed. ing & S3L. __ e889 hours drive on Grevols rd.;: 200 acres | reconstructing : Y i ee ; g; . & NT Male hound Fy Johnao: * ‘ » ASH ES H 4AU L Eil—Garage « di eeing. . Joad C washing & 9% 6143. ms ictor 1253 et e wer Pn wm avenue: : . ATrikwoed ‘Pi i « ontract - cheap Lindeil nobll J » s a - n — To ; St, Ferdinand A REASONABLE pr-ce O Mew ’ 7 “ ——_ ALL Lotz | En 7 to repair your Ol. =35 shen ily resort; will lease you a cottage by the > reconstructing i, Tower Grove ovgnue, | ; ing fist at ne ishing anc hunting; strictly a {fam-| Grand boulevard | leyeland averue from =a oe eX season. | ov during the oft Ww. Sid. 765 | andoah. Sid. 2697 ‘OG year for $00; cottage for rent y + Grand bouleverd ; b) 1e ? Fisa avenue from PO UTINE. palniine. carpenter paper at nme tore shall reign. | @Gay, week or morth for wacation time reconstrocting ree Missed ty ee t 04 ; ' rd to Tower Grove avenue. {cS raniteid werk. ; nt. Jade!) | _—_—_——-—_ ji... af new wal yest aD AXD. CHILDREX. Aa ig oafice. 38 ee (¢@a bouleva | BUSINESS CARDS 3 3960 De} ‘mar. ricnt .& FIRST-class line no Raa new ene daaitine Sc. Display—S times oe i N. “POOLE PARA DISK '-——-Meramec Terrace Pr ~~ . -_— e the rush Pp on. For- | . completely furnished $200 vear. Urand ONCRETE Work ail kinds: ¢ lase. |. plamterene. 5001 Kensingt : Sun. te a4 . cheap. __ Chandler Rros 3306 Abner. SZ W. N ncicr | -- pr ernie EVER send ORIGINAL recommendations . aper cleanine: ©uS?- | in applying for employment. OSE COPIES. | quick service. Larry, ee Soe ; | PRIV ATE aborvi me " our dear husband 38 - ich ~ se eet aan Ss Sicest | parame erect mae ||| LOST and FOUND ||| amoxuav pt a si = G & “‘TuckPonre shanes x. ra? ontractinge Co ~- yeote Ooms ; (e53x) ATTORNEYS AT Law | “= | — . 4s ec. 7 re 5130. eae Louis Schick Jr.. haee March 27. laut: * Meramec A High lands conve niens ev- - of sadness of{ come oer uF vue Oo resvonsible parties - ng in- Ss ones RH et AE antes: ea. oa , ts tn @ elience often flow. | en S080. after 6 p. mm. | we eS ER— All classes of work ear- | “UNCRE TE four Mations, carage floors, nf ai SNTEED wallvaper cleaning. $1; shall always keep you near vr. LARGE and Upper Creve Cbheur Lakes: for Minnesot aw a rae PF. Laird. 58035 | amsem Ment ff. dewalks. *teps and GUARA: Miller. 3422 Arlington. Colfax | JOHN B. SMITH—lLawyer, suite 3, 1084, | SCIENTIFIC tame, For- | é = ze left two Fears ako. , rent. © cottages. 1] two 4 reoems: some Fost-bispaich Went Ad Phones | Gone GRieta 3 aii ~ ives Bis K oat ers Colfe-x sea om. Miller, pee a ¥-- (98) TEX TFic | = oO - - > tae feraitave: “y stud: 4 she rs = call at resi Olive 4 Contras 6600 San. | pw ng te FLOORS. sid iewalks and omar SIR. LO eet : it us be — - - painting ar 4 _bapering ata price ; Ww MEYER. pension agent. 22 ~. enmmemenant _~® our memory fa« aco ‘tuct Jr.. Creve Coeur P Solid agate. 30c tine daily. or tions. C. Gurrett, Tyler 2035. GR. awh = = ) t alates Scat) vier R123 (esa: a 2 = (oR) h tier Vabany CrP re De im | “rooms Joc and up; aiso paint- | ~~ ~Banring hearts shall alwayve lincer | office. Mo. Telephone Creve Coeur ;' Deeplay. 35¢ daly 40¢ SUR... -of- ioun, agate, Sic daily, | ESTIMATES— Given on brick work 2 Call | 2242) ‘c9O) i I « SLEAN nédell 2586. hs ie — — a . — ——a - if : z 1. —— | me gnetied T—Sit.; ac- > Sgn the srave w here sou are maid, tual SS ¥. minsed bs KAMEC VER— ul reas rticles. Medical, 4$c deily. Cabany 3655 : —— - WIFE AND CHILDEL® py mg 2 —B. Beautiful resort. fi fine cubed town, agate BSc daily, 40c Sun. Lie —_— POINT oat See Sth EXC AV aS eT, OK Colfax -ING “sleane | wall paper, $1 reom: wall eee a a ha cea Deicke. Forest 3534 ‘cha, | Display. 40c daily, 60c dun ae rem iring- Os tony SNE, CH _~ = in 3 146A Rolla pi. | A and woodwork washing done reasonably ; . . BOHWENKER D. C.. Bo22 , \-— a. =~ . , and en and Sa i? ying memerr ou. +d dear wofe aT ; ; ei 7 CLUR site “R—Delmar 5649. fe)! tcOO) | 2: yo La By -* . a Mighian ™ , _ on | » pat lh daily 3c. Sun. oe. sin ebig & Son. * --44 Madison st. ) APE “RT auto ele tric iat oa. tind . - r Pas ER ING plas: i ring. painting. a COMPLETE course in chirepractic and spi- end - ; ~ te ; - i SE eet r . . ters : yon —_— > : " : . A | > is : - " ‘ h : “er fal _ shade tree Lost a S| genre aed temiton. mrartere. ewneraiors, | PATER Sali Comrat S407. S| Sees gunner nie eae | me ried; strictly reliable and steady: do £88 PAPER HANGING r= ‘good work, $6 a uri Chiropractic College. | 24994 N. Jeffersor ay - Lindell 4841R. N. Grand, St. Louis.) 67, © — | Tadio bureau . , when we lost our mother restricted c fa ; , ‘ me mi! Clubs We lost our dearest friend. 4d eniy reliable oar a _— A liable puerties. rvs HN B. CLAY- BAR in and are und indell st CLEAN'O—UPH'LE'G | engine work: city in Ozarks: steady work. | .- room and up ‘ mig net PER best of work: prompt service: | aati Deemer TS 2 | graduates in ; dee Bhs bore the crown of patience 7 ~ PIN—Loat:; b . ‘ = . m . v._ eee — * Theat e: Wednesda). 2, rewere LICAGE > .arpet mez Ca. bes siwer ~usrantes to ‘ncrease — iMeKs ; ; ; ; 4APERING : . ry " y sa. i¥ as i ae Pi. partne ba y aInn , rn show . » - a ir’ mont i 8 we ” ® 4 epall 4 am Ir! wn Henr* Bo rr ‘12 al ~ 4 easy course: TZhrouch the years whe struggied on. Kirkwood. Mo. Kirk , iY forever nk wood. Mo. Kirkwood 410. ic); ¥ i) 3 r Ang those hands at rest ty ll mp SER —— t=" ndell 2030, Delmar 2451. 38°9 F | B ads -_ mapas that tnede o F | BEADE D BAG ost miainimez mon nn Sux K-72. Post- /i=Pat ct 1 aning: © streak nmcCing at ho in lemed Sale . > . =, . rest "eye J mmo — : a Se a ts ices st — : es —— "APE Ri ; ' ‘ Cie . . b strea Ss. Me > earn eed HU SBAND A2 AND CHILDREX VCE. CTSrES arnt A -_———- 52 Ari linaton. poner 3 ; LOBE ‘Renovating. 2624 Olive et EXPER aT t -ETTE R WRITING ‘ Nea thera _ Bomont 1S805W |; —— -. — DANG _— radio broadcaster, | BEAUTIFULLY furnished Gubhoas, Jo- Y~_ Arrington. ——— — tral 3004 ‘Bom: ‘332° 1 2 : - — —_- oe eal Sleeeenemeneeneeeee a -- cme ° ne . - — - _ pomenutiine ; ~ at : : ’ ; - . : - — = ° ° ~ .) ° : we knew that you were fon CLUB GROUNDS—For saie or lea ermal! in pm irse. Containing $22. BTC AR. P "ENTER n intine ason- busine AUK ' ' fureau, 205) P ERI. and painting: work myselt. BS pever thought thet on that da» a. : , ee ably: jobbine of ; Son : : : - — — dear motber would be ca! led river fi ont excellent for re- ¥ eipted ‘bills ooh — lobby ’ Eye a _ p TS" = — 1g ot HM kind Bs A nde os rth 1 corne ine st BA - rt a Ls. P earson. 1908 Park. ! GENE EV ik rt VE EE 5 FENDER hae children , Riguues, Valley Park phome oifice, Saturca) LOuUark din , CARPENTER wor} © - meairine af ’ a ean ‘ene. | PAPER ne and r ] I fan ncin an did your best . e : oo i hs “ repairing of | paper ing cleaning: .PER hanging a56 Deinting: good, ciea and misee@. ail ages, “y dancing. ¢ oy By us 47 Me hame to rest . ol K , __ (e Reward. wh OAS F ci . _ ai Kinds, A750 Oregor ' sonabie 2145 ‘Star sbury. Sidn SJ ar "ce; ioW gash price. 7 pression, gesticulated singing. Mre. Fen- | you suffered with patience you |CLUB SITE: n Meramec * Ri : COL Linb— Lost . Feb tal male oo * |CARPENTER and builders. Repairs and | FREE DUMP—PFxcavaio, "re" Colfax 1274W._ °&) | der is the motheg of Harry Fender. lead-.| J ' p 4 | oO Pa : a7 ds : ; fore ek = + Liy es .rainec, ! rc ’ a:ferations by day or contract. Colfax ay oe ated a8 + P Brera T 7 H&A NGING—Reasonable pri-es: | ing — _— > yy * hid Fee he ve : ' r " is? ' ’ . . : . e este . ° : ° myc ‘ 3 4 Bean called you bome to suffer no hanetneten ; : = m*, fend —— 85 - ——_—_—__—_______—_. — SJ. ——— fel) see the sign. Sayvman Investment C4 card Wii il samppies WiHiim ctw ing ‘nigbis 2 Fengy, a York EARN $110 to S250 | ey eo aio Lost, strayed or stolen _ a ee. is Ls -R—Garages slifep- 1GENE RAL } a> nm ietenar a Fe f Ne 3s pi aed ae adienweiaaum* wi i rate ry fle paid, as ralivay ¢ E office Bex . t . ‘ be 4 ex ward r rn 7 ™ ‘ - “ al pa J Ls hous eDarnl 4 L AND CHILDREN | COTTAGES—On Me Tamer, 4 . : 5316 Janet - — —— omg enera: repairing. = 7 - — *.. = ae, - . i : ~~ o March 2! -; = a 99) | ort gy . mar a osu | OARPENTE! BUILI = =e prices iw. Stephen. Lind Ridge. Forest 2529w. (7) ll. 20th and Salisbury sis.. Sunday. | with fut ore. Bex K 71 Pe. yo” ez ot ilar reward 2. : : ic otere ‘ , + grt . ~s NTE 5 ne - —y . oy - o a> . : th be = , . hs: ~_ rT ' ; . yo ——= . Paint nt ting, . i aie “ne ‘ iny the waltz. fox ; S 4 and ene-step | ——.__. i res, *e P Be * she knew and loved so we! : —— - —— 918 oe STS 5 treme. gid h es 1 inte flat adilenes lone. ittering an evtin lone at the des nce. ‘We know how:’ re , \ * Tuesday iday evenings with POSTOPFICE CLE i (ARTI —Lettering, pictoma! process of us ett did her bert bman s paradise; EACH ANGE —Hou na intin s ver carages built and repaired : eee rignt ice adell @2° 415% Olive bs] FY 24 76 : ' sh i 200 eq. ft. of RIERS Wea. “si | @tinting experience, wants full time. anaels took ber home to rest eS wral toute, 3% land for Ford. Forest 2157W. Will nce 25350 ; Ty ; _pawr pty ee PAPER Ni ING.-Nest. ela “." ba Liroc \ score of competemt im-' amination April 5} 4 he OF partnership connection. Lin- she FE wenn with patren hg eve ; mt D ut gc of Meramec vc: . d ifference 4° “ie Nort rls rT} “s “ S = 2 2% : \ bi i 4 FR cy ‘ G — ea’ . ‘ Wweor Si! TS Pri' ate essones every after- _St. Lowis. tm . 4 Py is » © aw. | a fjuUmmer resorts: POU ‘NT AIN PEX—Lost. india > ae “AR PE INTER and buik age ; whe ny on orest 2 ranteed: reasonabie - , rnis! MnO? xi evening. $2 per hour. (cB: ak ee 2SSsIsTANT me pg do pe Ty 33 ealied her home ° suffer no more Prunes. iarEe aprts i branch with minnows ab ns. lam aot arat of- wa ; : rent Sir work’ IF vou want voor aun Tmotte ~sl} Smit Fa S4 Eee - _'c~? PRIN aTE LESS NS any hour: Fatest 4 at c 1g experience ‘ sition wi be forgotten by , ‘eS _ some bottom: lo acres open pe. / = 7 ) ic} > ae sane 2241R -APER MING best work , ” wuaren b! ] $?. e oe nee. Box N-542. Post rd LOUIS J. TEPSER AN D | all = tm “ments: ideal jecation: in -- th Pore =e re ' eG f chet, deal a. : dances gua: amteee: reiiabie: oldest ric massace ater to adva awick + with the fine fishing holes POU NT AIN PEN. st Le fountain PLY. 0 Rees ’ 3% * ' a ‘efinisi ’ sieves Sidney if — school. _190) tatrstte.____ fee a ine a : . me MANAGER Sone ior limited to. act quick on . engraved 2 ‘all Riverside RACTOR AaXNh os ora cs — . st hone : r Amive: a - : > “al aeons T -_—_—_——— PRIVATE ave os ho Wasnis atte = an . correspondent: & vears’ Cr. | and : igh- Lee user. (ube. Mo ' 303 OR: liberal ard ‘¢ flats ina: daa . a 22M ytim: . a th Samip es bl.; guaranteec in ezs0ns. rs. i ; ‘ experience: uaiveradt ae smomnery of our darling daugh ~— we ee > , : eae ae Piata, ows id images ji , tom > ; ws : 4 ee ‘ ' y¥ education, | Mary Rose Bender, who Ge- SUMMER (ora AG Ee — Al Valley Park. on FOUNTAIN PE Lost; «ema: gold. en pian rawn a stim: Alteration ma : te vec “ “pana. 064. - Dastering. low prices ler. Delmar 2275. (c62) sell ty Paste o = P-305. Post-Dispate ‘ ae we “lite March 17 7 in “* : Pet noe . ame sing water. graved ™ moecra hi. ; ’ rew ard Lng ror ret % ru . ™ : at bi Dra ; $ ! ‘i " : : . : ; : . - a . _ - —— - ab Ex a AL rate in ba liroom dancin ‘ = r.- : 3 al ORILE BLAC ‘KSI TR a firet- | oa eur hand sha’! press in hers | rice $550 Room ‘301 Fullerton Bidg Cabany o417W ic any 2213 ah rop : » Feng neeht eee Eee . G painting ©! vie | - ate lessons and five. c ass lessons. : a oo Nee et assure cars and * never sar ang ire AY RENT—NOW I5 TITE TIME | GENEROUCs reward paid for retu | w and repair w . ) ) y reasonadie. Cabang 5154M lames every night. private by azectat- rr Tec a acy. 4829 St. Louis. #1 a : t merry laugh we i no more. | : ; » h " ol . thin refinis® j ie dines wall ‘a 3 santas - : rAiti . ~ tiga tinfi. 1 easona bie charges: automo mle ‘* P te sew ER—Sit.. email sets a yh AND » « ’ T* by ; - 7. Oox) . b ws “on : . - : . ; —— aos — —_——_._ —_-__- _ Ser ice. 4633 3 Newberry; Forest 7994.47) . a & ts made by accountant with pub- HER er _te ‘ai. fae emma» os Tete | os aut: ” Cart ine - : ran ; dow balance mont ° —Does shadowing. in Vestigat- . = terms reasonable. Phone Th yaaa 4 7 —— PAT on half oi » Rel ) ne BN . ~ Rabe anton ng, locates missing people: confidential autre be . 9567. DICK MANN r Ee CO : | . i. : : A ; an ; - , as , » af . ‘ “se x , , ' re . auto @ervice S678 Fi nney av. rr One | * ’ it. : by oung rman , oe . 62% Chestnut st. ‘iain “ Rg Ne ne Spmiggy ahh age hy — ' ‘ereford, Oliv: \LE KI Cuplicated. eueTa PAPER | eT ae oR ee (46x) Bt q hiy anderstands double en- SPEND YOUB SUMMER WHERE IT 18 ward tinue: ima” ee oe : , . ers, 1] , HH re. 1907 i: reason work gusran- EX-OF FICER WM. & LA CHASSE des rive BARRERING ; a} peaBeroiag: cam a > RL ee | . : Es | nd | , . . AR orem Sx1 tite’ , Soe hestnut st. 334M : P - wis nheim. Relase , to ng "vestigating. locates rissint¢ electric clippers. 4 . —y statements. ; OME _ Cottages for salir or lease; well-located ~' “ ed Mor ww prea ah i intec, S25 th ti rTENT & Mohr De Singleton. 4933 819 Title Guat anty Bicg. live tere. Miss ; Dispa teh EW FUNERAL H , _— fo: sale lena ill the conveniences Pestetaesi and 18th - Core menos eee . then C. Garret Tyrier 2035W. ‘ tractor likde* a. = a ; ae +o. 12S? | ; Me F KEEPER—Ssit_; 9 years etperi- tees 3025 LAFAYETTE AV. ‘s sy Ozark - MI ~ _ c; Meramec ‘ Sid . cer pee ; ieideaamtian a oe s 20RD & specialty ily t3 writte oTx | ROOMS papere 5 DD Laclede 487) LADY D DETECTIVE—Does shadowing wing. in : ; | @mee: graduate a accounting: cha ee for the most beautiful funeral "TOnT A ‘12 & ix “ ‘O ome 20 . — meanest —ae RACE BII.i SG etait \ , — i re : . = Will stam mined ta’ reas vesti¢ating: st rictly confidential ; 7 ginners 3150-8950 connection with reliable firm: am "he rity ‘c62) JU a naee oS &. am A RES DUOR iA bet weer pendent irpent b> ! x Sin st. ROOMS papered |; pamer included. wark | ‘easonable references 3225. Jackson Educational Associations | "erences, salary adjustable; ~ mi : a. . LOTS _wF , ~ = on 6 e) ; . | ' ry e nd ' , ' ’ : ~ —— — - Nt Ca. : 4 . ci s a. iT 4057 West Pine bi. Lindel | b. . K-41I1. Past - —aooeee ; ma ; . : . . a is : ROOMS — apered_ $8. and up. Sanders Gren’ 9 Pi sc —it.: would ° xO a electrician a ‘ Gr od ; ‘ SB0D. xnG—_.™ LE ARN LIN . sy. & or machinist. tral —= a ; = i4 ORESSMAKI ILi*WERY OR INTER : ee te caine 14 ett. rcheool “eS . at reas) ble : - , ¥ cel 4 = owe BLACKBI RN. ADJUSTABLE DRAFTING IN a and on Saturdays aeete, toi Cottage. ¢ PAINTL eS ee . - —— DEVICE th detatia, instruction | ae ~ - orua. ara » Val’e rm : “Vv ' + apm > ‘ -4 AINIING. paper hanging me ~ -s . a Vp. ook; drafis wt pattern; new: sacrifce. | -..) = , oan, , - Fores. 6546 (cB) ; ~ ~~ ' hie mee sd Arp os a= ; ' ae : th : GEN 7 , —— — . ; \stering: reasonal ¢ ; et a as: eet ta . . . : Sicney Sarr Cal nore ‘3 ic) ; book and , . ~ er > + ‘ottage. Lindell ¥ shia aa es “ EMBROIDERY—And smocking done: chil- Schon ian ee gue. Ch 49324 a = a goae year high. {fices rem : . 3 rand 74! Tab Sawce TE 2 WALL PAPERING—¥Firelcisen reason} gins clofes a specialty. Cabany | ee CANDY MAKER it. fi *t-class, and “twas d wits ; a reason - — —s - >. re : | RSs, man. retall or wholesale, Box : —Sit.: age 16 at. colored: wants aihalia Gaineiery, choice jocation. | PUE SER R. K. OO. 206 Tithe Guar. Bide. | cep > _ ll. - 0.1 " “Tr , ATncE 2 depineies Se Tee. pen mnedtes > Theale a, . ‘ abel UF . AG— Lost containing mort + et TR me ~t PAINTING. ; ' inging . able: 1 Di rj Grand Deceratin — 2Y LAlT--test iot in Memoria! Wanted and watch d other articles. at Finney = —_ of a oie ’ EP on bie? en we ‘ pee > Lin | 452" Linde 7 6314 wy HEMSTITC HING. pleating, buttons made. ae Post- Dispaten. . ; —y a : - | and aTylor a Minéer return + +? 1 operte: ir werk . ' — te , ae oP aah. aie ’ sae New Bazaar, 4052 Olive. Lindell 6293W. | _ — . ee NN- ao). 6F.-dD CLIR HOLS 4% " att i. © ' . etu ‘ P oe ; : 2 - oR ce cee: . $$$ . section Y Box ‘ ‘ LL Me ram River - ; wirand a ih . © . " " . . " ” 4 . - - = in abe - > ~ = — tenis —— kK rl woes _ sh: old or new work - re- “T, o reomes iurnished Bor rl >) Demt. Di “7 a _ ar 5 IMS V Ie : . . ; (NTING ; ™T¢* bows 4 oy ‘ Stent LADIES suits made to order, reasonable. | “A OAK » ' 4 : é& ' . tee ee M mor ial Park. at . ; i : ~ : : Oe : be. ; . DER : og. my to oO oc WwHow Brueggeman oeF XN Euclid Forest ; other elemente . “AL y or contract - rpasonabie. Delmar 2045 ius) | Gun House wea m Meramec, be- | ( i EXSE—Los: ate tr “aa vase’! BUILD carazes. | ~~ oe ins oe . Phaee Md he Telare arcs ate and retail. factor ; ost. oe a 1 3049 i ve | (c99) | asoncr mal " re x. —— j ; —— = = a. . F , ru t rders: wonderful selection. An- } ————— —— ——— si omac tro : all Paper Co... 19°70 Frank- 1syTsS o O-gra ve - Memorial | tween \ ail P at ard eae to lease ‘ “al? — ney 3° 237 bs ny es . , ™ , . : — — _ city; Call at 15224 Papin.| of buy. & Ss 4 Post - Dis... LICENSE—Lost iy auto 2° aa , rk: ceme resaire: imermre hee AS inter ex ww ext tree & Kent Wall ee ee ohtiettinan panera cance - — ao Ty auto ye ; ; o- ' : . ° : 5a 4 e ‘. . . . ' > . ss. ie : BRT tt Weber 43° om. ™ atient.o abanr S114¥V oe oa A ee rrownbill Peint-j« in. Aes a SG Se Re DRESSING Section . aa e eA East: . OWT S [> . gp . Oma 3 —— } ye Li ‘APER—Estimat submitted for - HAIR . ice: i al! kind ~ DRESSER—Shampooing., by Se eT S13 eee a * ~ tos OP $2: Tae Memo ial 750 Acai j ue - : “ : ‘ . CLUB MEMBERSHIPS ONEY—Lost: about $26: and refum Ly zeint-| 19843 =| “ Socing calgting and SB Meas of deco: ees | crate = Se ee core id — —- a e oo. ” ee? it R . 4 lies . 1 a — >" af ; 7 : 7 Pen « : Liz ‘? 4% ; oO a 7 « > ) saa 2 a dl Qt ) eimar O32 \ . ; : ’ teow, work: reasonable. 1616 | . eas INSTRUCTION t the st. Louis ashirgten bi , ‘c) P, et-THepatch " . . fen ~t—eapermes " MEMBERS Wtd.—For club ai Creve Coeu ae . saMréay afterneaon ; PAINTIXNG—1 lA ~—§0-crave, in Memorial . : v ub a wl =. Alyry = § roe ; Al 2.’ Mire ¥¢ : bet i WE fh - j Lec ; : a "pr" soe eac haacy for automo- hots Bs w will sel. Tyler 3456). NECK _. Tat shea: shan wl ELECTRIC ro STC. ure lea eed oil d: 4 ht Ae Oo = ral “jeneonabiy. or °¥ pers f neglected ed tion can re- value Box fi, Post - Die | MEMPERSHIP—For «ale. in North Hills d : murs > . \ INCE »! , ntacd oa r bpes P a = 7 ev: Side v 424): i g. eens — r sir “reading. ¥ ‘ os ~~ etn oe at Country Club reanonable. Cabany 2710€R Dearie : : 30- bates ; : . “ a. A Sei nev i4 eR. “ive private — tion, when ae pa PA . ‘ 7 . , , : ° te ute; " 5 : . -— : eet | pom om ee 7 D> - : ic. rita wot b= en. ve lots In Lakewood ‘apts eertion MEMBERSHIP Narth Hille Wonatn. Mu» PEAR READS—Lost_ - a — etl 33] : - aa » i % —S ame P . ‘PER H HAN GERS = ow de gketendian et -—— as “— vi. ERS. 97. bergain. $125 *. 7) ix maid soe B 7 4 }” “117 r »: ies : : after ‘, 2) - - . - + > . 7 . ; ' try ™ ‘ ' 4 ’ . . er ; " . ; , sea ate Sill WwW est ine bi Lindell 4648 iOS) | _MARU pa Seg in we | MEMBE Retilp—s th Hi is Cau try “hub Foreer 581. 7 Ginn , me SO ~ FB . » . “ ioe : “hie ait? the of tes sale AUCTION BRIDGES scientificaily taught N hb eh Post. Th vnate POLICE DOG—Lost 7 - ll} paper in history lar: act pee a, BF — PATE: = me $i “ere ’ > ; se. ‘.f Tr r re i ‘c? Ww ALL PAPER n= . for ing Cail Gr LOTS——Two, in | hack and tan: 65 7, | chic : ward Benton 72: 56% : . Wiki TGo—! sect : mded - —-. RTH. — —— + > j : . m3 : > AS wv mK fe} | AUCTION Se eee metnod , PA ’ | : * lia rhea 23. P- 3s ny s co al Park Cemetery: cheap | Mi: ar ERS Wtd—Yeune men between 20- privasce puwupiis Memort SROLA Deimar, Phene Ca®- 0 heat furnished ciuh in Castlewood POLICE DOG—Lest fron : . - ee elect . ‘ Pp , . mas t Bierhot 27184 Missou , i eile acot LUMBERS No. 1, No. 2&.No.3 Book Ready |_1"s'tastor bah | * “ree a Se > > Pr’ .63. Pos t.2 ie wa. reward Gran y ny 1ANT.- Full pine family; ‘Park | os. oe CLUB—10 B tage n- - member- | PACKAGE—Los: eomntainir black dress * YOU want your hou ir property PLUMBING . oT pet ual care cemetery. high so- . Pont Diana! - lot free. ox T- on Delmar-L'n versity ' me Pyepen t be with oc : ' - ‘ os ~ 7" 7 "y =" 6 lee , , ; : : . ane we wi be pleated ‘ ‘OMPTOMET ER school. day or — me | 4 - 94 price veteces ; leaving c ity Bo — : 7 ley ? ie a en, a ve ee la \ Mar, h . Py . i" a 4 ‘ nd Thi da . ages ; : ™ y ; —_o = - a ra, — — nt } ; 4 ; mu. C asses. SV Arcade BI az. Oliv ve 9052. PATENT Covering 8 A. NTER CET iLDER Sit.: “oat ~ — peemenmens etur re raeard hi . e 2407. a. Fy . verdiug. peng) . : an . ifr? tor J | HORNE Ww tt. PAP r rR CO.. 30 efficien piston rine a @lore{ ws Ong peremm PAIR OF « lan = rairia av. en s Sucitead 8178 Easton 2° r. fc9) CORRESPONDENCE COU eae | little to. . xd ) bowses, garages. etc; . SANITARI gC LOVES—Cost. Mar Pa. —_ PLUMBING Se S| : CORRESTONDERCE ; 308. Electra. Fex. — pgumabie:' {mmediat= ser : sem SET tg I ARK now rine TTo 03 RUMS a , oll Phene vy or LS x) on timate: ect? . - = rt: aon Ww \] i Pp APE R R. ARG AINS — RF ne mien “Troc Besimmen used, | . ~ — . Cook JS tudell 1 43077 FP. K.29 a iS. Riverside rth sore. louis. fiere a quie : 4 by anemne 1a ks , m envelat =e eg ‘ Oe eB sty = ype ee ae el an ai i wG : one . git res withou on arieads of stock : a7 ET =NGI ep NI individ wal | he t fe aes goat. toe price: aed am” a ut er Ai gWitnter rete " : aa it ee. St : “> at saitins on next Db and atisfied - lon t se , — , tY Oh = i : noposite § nian mars et. astruction im correct speakipg. litera- ee, : , . pbone imar inciudes boar 4 poor, , ooeusee ct. ta ; 640° Garfiek — OSE Pye). 24795 Ar De: ~Or rating Company ture. «te. Grand 71373. cr} _ file her clatt®s,. STEER: ‘Pah : >ae | ce ' » = «are can ¥ race - : oy - . ' . ‘ rss re j .CL VR q . ' ile dee ae ra ee - ' . ing: pil Helen W ibe ~~ me Tor ' : vor on wir- Bu - #md overhagling wo (re ea r vour Spring cleaning: Uf Private Tutoring—Est. 1901.“ Kintu:- | Sieden & H , 8? emai) Romont onl furnighed ; large PO ng gga , : I Rirche: vs 7 » Ae 4 “Tame. er. & rork guarant J all after 6 pvp. m. ga@rten to college, all grades. Day or eve- | ’ Bidz... ' lL. Ja iow i¢ N. Jef a lag ' ’ icH } : | e’ Ring private or class tnetruction. 3711 ; Assistant kre: Ten. i ee © a ? = ‘first-cleed. wants now re@a- “The Cume t’e cipheomaease at twe *“orid ‘ GOs fairs; one of . Finest Teseion and ‘t- the moet efficient nat ural laxative and 4 Central GR; re r . U . nA 2te x _+* - : 2 —- - - : 4 ” . a e ‘ . «? _a 2 — ¥ “ eat Pine ». Lindel! 4648 +¢ ° e ¢ - 2 x ir wr os leo - howr or contract: with Perpetual care withous; diuretic wate known tur nd) PAY ENVELOPE— : PS pow While choice locations! prices on request. Cograd Grocer Go.| ing girl, ‘gre -—Lost: No. 20. of work- gO yen ge rien _JE FFERSON wert price nis . can ; St. Louwi« oréde “and a | ~~ — 5 iretei a and Mt tar is a . : ~~ j —— ac 2 EARN oo 2 ° ; ; re’ a : ‘ , - uM . ‘ rk " — ° a. a am + dé ° Trvcahe Vv sv em rit ; f ¥ pubjit “athor. ay . : road, at Carson road. Phone | handied this famous water a @arter of | Haisey. ~35> Mil r rd sg Phot _ STORAGE AND MOVING gt me apn Se 2 Sideer’ 41 orrespondence ahemane ae ory aieeaiie : PATENTS —Advics and bes : . sia cvaranteed. Kemp, | - = century cB?) | PEARI—Losi wae wen oo tea ee . meee2 ANCE MOVING 0.— $4 530 toad ori Now reads + ~~ vou. Complete stock. w rates: particulars free. Worid Wide » rates: PPS re cy | aunties SSO | warge, gray: re ward re 0a , e, ore aml - - 0 ., turmiture In exchange. Bornonte > eenwie Gz Papi shing Service. 17 W. 424 a. New mens SB goon drawings —~ aa = eee ns — Sir: if; : : prices our wir 21! fax 3743 3°29 rr aT - — F at _ opinien. : she epeir work ; | . |PEARL DROP EARR ING—Lost> 1 > Paul Schmidt, licem ) ia: ne (ce6s, CAL. DUST. GEO. UBEL. Mere toes | Patent Lawyer, 67 Wri 7 ca liant a@t bet tom of ch air ) WIRES 5 reoms 1 switch: cosh « or Of ivanced w! jegired. 1° ae : same. name on one si. ide. Teward Cen weeiber me. tat Grand “457 (eS) | =a BN ive’ 2455 cmt HORNE LI, PAPER CoO.. and hair work; day and evening classes: Post Dispaich Want ad PAones Mie swarc. Colfax vii * o - —— eg” " _- ae eg oF ee _— ‘S17 & Fast: bs! av. c92 \ special terms Talbot's 1271 N. Tavier : _ - Olive C ral a oe , $71 of w Ris wos "OnCeS od es on "si " ae i) NG (> - : a ———» atlas ae 7 : McW er, 1507 Va Ferre flaute, Indianapo! at Intertne- NGER'! LADIES—tLearn hairdressing. manicuring. | PATENTS— Dorehes. ef SS line daily. $0c iine Sum: 1133 Cleveland & | Th red t S‘dney 4163R liate ¢ und trip am adie: - te D ANGE R! DANG . Inarceling beauty culture: bie future: | wri . free Oc daily. ’ = St. Leuts . — ' ; } ' . " re 7 angers who do ror use our day and nighr class Se Louls Academy | - te of In vention of Beauty Cujture. 34 fi. 804 Pine. tc&| “Record —~ py ne, 31: OR. | cc} [> MONTHS TO PAY fake precaution and get «4 es ¢ aeate, 4 ®. Adont.on and (Coming Events ; = eT deity. Swan, 06t-ef -te ag ren. daily ‘$5. _oet —— - 35 — anion , . — —_ o : > | money’, “| R rn iene ee | Died TF oa. egg Buty a. (ea i tT at ome , LADIES—learn beauty calture: our short. RLS Discounts. per ~ 4 g9ale— ’ P , metu at 1°06 Sut ae Po i =. a - : we oe ‘i " : - mm wes a ‘ wr ql _— : ~ ae eR wi IOLES AL » VN ALL vract ica. ceurse has made thousands in- | Fee ot : ic; 7 times, fe; 8 cimes, Getty Een ain ,¢ LECT : nten T237M . | 3 S35. ; ; ; a free opinion ts > oe - ee “a , ' ee ‘ Se ae PAPER (.. ss devendent. Let us help vow. Davy and eve-| Se. p , £¢- Dispiay—Dail P : ; . — : Een (2a ; ‘i A : Ta ze Bormont-t"s . 2)" in) 485 (Vive 927 : ning cla Molter College S10 Ww oe Ft FuuvaNs a co. - On : : +b ae -.or- = = #D. en Oe ik R) Ene many ins SSeS. ; ‘ . x. i> wea ee: ELECTRIC CO. LICENSED AND RAGE FOR AL TOS—Dead siorace £2 a >_contract Work. (cS) |p. : : - i . = * . “2 -- * ' =, ae LES30 NS nn ven ir Fre n . ee , ~ sad ~ - » me: : ' " Desh —m —- uit serv ix . 7 p . ‘ bok on hearted a eteaee - . . ot re rd - - « . ° ' 4 , wie he . i wa! i : ’ *#x pert moving. packing NMI re : : . a. Mi ne Franklin. ry 28% it Write si : | ml | PERSONAL—Mre T st. Anarene.” for- Florissant and Gall ‘'G houses than any othe nti ron em “distance, anaantinaa then ae MA. Gao wa oY 2728 13th st. x. WW | MISS AIDA L. ’ ' merty at Creat Northern Hot Chicac®., : . Us A ‘1400 iinten “ Pal im ) ELECTRO we AR ee eee A. LANGAN GET THE ee ae = 8X, BUCLID AV. OO Bee ast), pore onperonas st i ~ a s. ; 1 ee unt ,- ug: root : _— mr 6 S ely iy ioe . —," pam Weald ike the neme ~~ _ . ae wre Ph . > Dra | @reer of re eman who sw lady thrown | PURSE - t} satel. Commercial Wi ir ne OOP STORAGE > a oT wer 570 Joplin. Mo. Were Ae Phones ott car a? Minne, and Tayler avs ~~, y . me : . uw ss ry - nd -% . st té . - > The FE mast Pacer it *' : ' , we ‘ SS ' e Sit pw EXT SPHOOL. myblic terday abeut @ 15 » ny leak card he > enil Grand 45956 nat b&b . : . wl as te . on , cwariiae at = | “ory and secenarte writing. .. “Dale _ O86 j 1) ner cent reawlte lapert re. 1 miet hou Private and | AMATEURS—Por or Cearrel ee ~ gave her Mre Eine Miranda. 1027) PURSE—Loet ————— | ieiemhones. electric | Phone hose! sE AN cray Japanese. Prics 7. | on od — © Delmar : For. . ° . . . aid With South Sid a aper | genfidertie! if wiebed. or im clase. Dar Famous Theater. W ednesday. ~ ) ~~’ om : ; f = ra¥ hk . - : = —--= — v4. ois ep m ‘WLI "MEIA ET. ‘ime «t : hee prea k : M ~ R Jenny . Yes enn mae wees : ; ™ , ‘i ‘. > ’ \ . , ny. | © aint Ce. Books. California and and evrening. (lessees fer women « . a yt, ; LANGAN & TAY LOR he: “IE an oe hein se b - yw | spect ia My Terme very bie. Cell RELMONT SA Ys— acy * sa! wony x ") EXPRESS AND HAULING | Storage and moving of bo wehold gccods: aap Al Sew pewern cee os = HeCEOR, on — for ee x --~ x to begin, ie wore ready Call for yours. fe-99) | phone. N. 7th st. cormer acting en. pietures ’ times. fc, | : tomes, Geily Ic, Swe. sToRES. - ~ ing. at OGeli- , ry timee @asty. " alente ashes, pigens aka pense 46. “Trier! on, pineeday; reward. 4 ‘Mr TON MIL. | i> . a decartn ey of lene-Cimtance mov- : — Se. times. daily Sc. Sun. $c. §_ 808. Mueller’s Park. 5510 Gravois. tc92) | ROSARY _ . Lost: "gold yer ae ye ” Didier Pre 2705 lLafare! > TATLOR - ra es A ae rele WAI one ey 66 | School «horus es: a —— . - o an ryer . Grand 918. vi ‘ te oe = a“ 4 "e: : d Debialiviere cad Mt Re corns, PeEEees nate Se S80 soins SE Bega at sca "Foreet don tae | WALL PAPER BARGAINS . “an rite} ; Se anal LCI - . a. Tc any room. sok i or | oo F | Church or Rent SPECIAL NOTICES Cubans ax and date engraved: reward.| Linde!l 6117 5 carloads of stock. a few unl imhed electric- on and after March “35. 934 i. Verver: ; ee . ne : -.8 w ae. ° : sao : t SALESMAN S SAMPTS — HAT L ING Wd- : Frei ; N. Sixth st.. opposite Union Market, cottages for rent: three kinds of | Hereer. will not he responsible for any ae yw 4 AMI ~ EASES Cont: _any Dury Colfax 28% ~ — x eee _ ” peae * ae, f t : your reserve. | os made by my wife. Bmumae Berger | o¢ cect of Grand. Plesse return te 3875 en by (ewes HERBERT BEROER /?) | Labvadie: liberal reward Lindell 3844) —o wee tefert. " Eindelt “Sa4a? | 5, fw Sefer 205 STORAGE & MOVING CO. 9 wife Fi eeis Paintce | That will be a eredit to your spnoeing 20d | PERSON ic. Sam Kitum. of 5705 to Wm ° + pat. TEETH —-Loat , ee wk > win Les | qomtmcted be. the Rimes eee | _cait Fos een Nake’ St, lower Ghite: Sager io wi + : 4009 DELMAR BL. ST. LOUIS. Mo. SE aa ee ee te eee | a8 Sim mand deliveries tine to} Forest 4500.0 Delmar 2126. PAPER HANGING office,”’ says the = . —~ q - & at oror roms anes ow are me to move ¢ i- > 7 _ [SPRCIAL NOTICE —1. Charlee Kater. of} quonionn ince! Sh, louis: teward: no | Rabi EXPRESS a fornia or the Southwest, we can save you} PF AINTING. PLASTERING RUBICAM GRADUATE : oming st... City ef St. Louis . - as 13 Deodie~ st..cear | ™4"')) EXPREES o ; ’ freight on your shipment. A telephone | Dene at ‘. lgpourl. de hereby give mart ire a 6 POX TERRIER— fost. what ~ ~ 3285 5, call will Sins you 8 so/ficitor. fcBOy 1} a gyre : we oe. to the : e white. mal ok ai : —— ‘eit and serve : cheerfully and a ————=—— Leonsiderateiy scme as the renovating of on ST. LOUL BUSINESS MAN that I will mot be Tvcligs 3 any | ST2 leense tac 11.578 ' MORRISON Bi = . = . . 4 | Pe ed | I ;- - . debts contracted —~ ha date my ; ntire butid ing: and ih either case our low | -ontracte e35W_ dears mar fF eevee ¢ ; ~ | A, G- BRAUER SUPPLY CO.|"“5Sirgy HENDERSON — | that RUBICAM has PROPER- iarge shave i... irvia = 6Biel, | | G . Te Mice te ee cove car west = Ty ) WHOM iT MAY “OONt OE Grand 52902 ' ’ cas PIPE CLEA : r Donchef? has severed all connections w th] VANITY BAG—Lost. black leather i; | GAS PIPES cleaned. $2-> scax NERS be ES: __ SIS ES NM TO a BAILEY -HENDERSON : N nae the Western Bakery o. Im the future the Checker car a? . ~ ee v ; $1.50: wort tes conmected, ———————— : ‘ LY TRAI ED ME. business will be conducted solely by Jor- | Friday: reward for reture tle Hot “9 ». x gast’ +. 314 ed § J _ Seeley, SAMPLE BOOKS east) mar eee pe, |e ce ons _Entet (Sp | WALL PAPER OLEAWG. ETO | OF “Wat: rarens cust smi” | Mir Reader, can Brits, 45 3hA Ken } MARINOFF. N- ees WATER HEATERS instaliea: ranges cou | > Wail Paper Cieanine Cp. roome NOW READY . : you AG ae, TP a ’ : ‘Stdmev 3eP ar : on= ea. 8 “88 SOUL on crates. 4 leaned Ji; work cVaranteed. Lindel) The Dest ine = , Se. ; r ? res Bate cere | Mae, Wakewets sera at | Se ae Paha co say the same ‘ 5 , oe | #008 Basten Cet Slatrict:” reward. Bee PGi ae pig ge ee All ENDERSON ‘ ) ton at LACE CURTAIN CLEANING ne. ay as rood work ) Wels caren co. If not, wan or phone RUBL. So eee 1> Olive Street. AM today. Weat to comergnicate with the F bg - WRIST WATCH—lot, & @ riday a afternoon, Lar cr. sites for fermily ‘ot wet ° ehbartfable hills. < es or@anizatioe om Newstead bet weer is ~~ - CURTAINS it ft é a3 p< agp PAPER «& cleaning: ; oorns Part ~~4 —s 4 chureh or bnxlee that desires to earn $10 Sl ehuther inttinis Fo OM mY ~~, rr Sucher, [700A —— . s by Mrs ofisw Bell or Kinloch, Ke, A RESPONSIBLE E “be on } . ‘Day and E ome te Classes the screened perch. | at Valiey Park te) \or mere im sbowt iwe weeks” time for their Vista a: reward. av ‘¢) no ay, etenicatioen, Hox C185, —— =: eee = = i -Dinestem. | WRisT w ATC H—Lost- Wellston or Kirk. Lit at aR alc 141. ee | FI MM n Broadway. Oi re , a ees —_— — | _ POST-DISPATCH WANTS suppty Morens: email. round, name Irma er (PRINTING AND a ered en Ee oo oS | ” BETTER } aX Gasmel Gabaier agpeeet. Sea P Sidney Painters. paper hangers. | RUBICAM APA . “atl Gave She on. eal the OPPICH, STORE. 1$92 KER nS oe ee sees | eS Tie aS ‘BEER PEDEATSG 7 Fm WEAKLEY.- DEC. CO, 2005 PACTORY, WAREMOUSE or| Poston terrier, white stripe down tranti MeADOO PRINTING oo: ee ~-F peed Jefferson. Vie. 7995, Gre a nd | B ‘on deperdabie| poring and ee usIness School 9107. 2 of ftace. with asked. 500 — “i. ae questions iZi4 Pine: high-class work. a i ee tee ee ; s + “(em9)' 32 Years Under the Same nae tine 4 \

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a Sa 700 MEN AND BOYS WANTED Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? _ CYLINDER FEEDER—Sit.: wishes steady SoU eee Ne—WOMEN. GIRLS SITUATIONS WOMEN. GIRLS: HELP WANTED_MEN, BOYSHI MEN, SOYSHELP WANTED_MEN, BOYS) position: 10 years’ experience. ies main - | HOUSEKEEP oe ke Lee Olive 4099W O. Keefe, ry se genet —_ EPER—Sit., motherless | SEAMSTRESS—Si ork KER—Fist band bread ~T508 DENTIST—Sit.; desires work for —chanic. _Lindeil onet cds 7) | Forest Tiswe en *4 ‘daughter school are. | — day. Cabany suig."""™ work by the “> is cuter | DRUG CLERK—Apoly afier 1 p. m.. hours and Sunday, in ethic ald evening | STENOGRAP HOUSEKEEPER—S STENOCRAPHER—=si er: ee al dental o HER—Sit.: male;. capable EEBPER—Sit.; Scorch woman, a: ence; legal, real estate pa ad 9 Saupe Sscted. Box. ‘sit ° ’ wages expect _fice. Box K-59, Post-Dispatc} (82) young ~ ge —renerel otfice. railroad and Wants housework in ‘motherless home, of ical; best references ene, a , Dispatch. ch Want Ad Phones | DESIGNER AND PATTERN MAKER accounting ployed. desires couple employed. Faia Ri ¢ z at once; reliable. permane or —", 6600, 8 dase’ Oe eee Sresees: C&n also take Pea _K-156._ Post-Dispatch. | sPBNOSS Box K-98, Post-Dispatch. BARBER—For Saturdays: steady, for | DRUGGIST—Siale experience, salary ©x- _ 80c line dain, or Sun. be ond cutting department: under. OGRAPHER — Sit.: oung man, | AOUSEKEEPER—Sit.: or housework. NOGRAPHER—Sit.; 3 years’ experi- county. age st Charies rock ae : pected and Kive referen " Bo -293 ; oat eon ad nen pop oughly ; at pres- kK, .acourate, years ssi experience. heat; am experienced in cooking, board- ence; rapid and accurate in stenograph- " Marshall «4 Pont- Dispate ces. x ) ' Washington — SS neuanea he ; ployer »x P-203 _Post-Dispatch. _position various ‘office duties, desires ing “at homelike place wanted. box ic and general ang ork moderate sal- Sinae ee nonunion shop; large =! mee ee taught by exverienced +; te p b simes. ic: DOORMAN—Sit.; by educated middle-aged on. Box N-402. Post-Dispatch. _¥-366 ost-Dispatch. ary expected. Box Post- -Dispatch. End apartment building, -NOGRAPHER—Sit.; 5 years’ experi-| ing cbmecmn: must be competent; state | ticn!srs x P-15, Post-Dispatch. (¢)] writer Berview to 9 Post-Dispatch. half; bargain catalog 1000 eas oe ae any kind: just ¢ co ; a rom the South, li : ence under Th SPECIALTIST it.; ace|F U ‘RNITURE Ss s ome i ind aa Ca incumbered widow exacting em I P - aw 424 at. Kes ag “XChange | ‘ant! a ctenss installed and monthly ly cert aN oo linens ean | ¥ : Gell | 49973. 1 Lightne. city or counter: mn ees rat 4 and some legal experience; salary 4120. _SOry._ ae 163. P Fost: re patch. . —— Sil Tieeee ten penser morning. 8 D See ew York, N. Y¥, “ . = : STENO seed ba “unincumbered ip moth. Sit. OGRAPHER AND | SECRETARY— chip at eee arts Fost "tated ENGINEER ecceseet, Bes F-S2 bx D. MEN—For r general work in the | ee. a am ar , AN—Sit. : ” : ’ - curat . ac- , egeetete - NGINEER—Licensed, f h : x Big Orren—A 975 SST Ante Seren BOOKKEEPER S| Sta Spear Biatey otc Feterences.'Box| nies te Bat re | married: de-| griegs home: ‘references exchanged, "Box | Quits. ,cAbAble of taking care of office | WOY—147 eighth grade wrajuate; errands; | | state. experince, eaferencen and qainry| fow.) Mallinckrodt Chem, +4 * bargain for any salesman’ with possibilities é GAR man @ —MS, steady worker. Box K-75. P.-D. (1) ) PER—Sit STENOG: ZR: a $9. 315 N. 10th st.. fifth floor. pews ~ eai- 528! Bala 'N. Setferson’s Md John Keo . b Sloat $200; married: RUENER - rah strettical, experience YOUNG MAN—Sit.: experienced short or- HOUSEKESPER—@it. position | eee nt . saber een ee ; high school grad- | ROY Reliable, to learn automobile paint. rae se BOY—To deliver packages, ete. ENo aed young nen a be : ce ou spatehe & lawns and drives; - reliable, industrious Call ‘Sidney S6GW ES work preferrel.| less home as housekeeping. Box N-212, and gecurate; can be secured ai y anna ing. _4736 Easton. __ ~ 4th. anne 3 est atin Re RY (ey sszimelon a enrvice: : ov R radio bureau ‘secures bis rf eS L ~) |} man. Box N-317. Post-Dispatch YOUNG MAN—s Ww Parker. _ Post-Dispatch. neat in appearance. Box K-232. _ BOY—Young man, taught 205. Pos os FARM HAND—E cod _Clark av. 7 “ta "be graduaies in radio field after , | GBARDENER Sit.; expe rienced all Ben IF thoroughly versed in HOUSEW OMAN—Git, ; wants ,, housework STENOGRA PHER—Sit.; voune a en cash, promotion. _Box N-200. Post—tis_ single, to work mente, a "| ™ iver, tale- aining to general office or cleaning by week. Write 2720A Ran- 5 ady with) BOY—wWork in shipping room per ; es ble- , years’ experience in stencaraanie. —— iB. wequired. oe , PK, Fgestery. Collinsvile, Il. as pt t ana 3 : ay ad Tr ene ouse, vegetables, trees, e experience: liberal ' sition ; os res (po- pone ntaangtaes at present employed; Al ref- | _dolph. Eva Davis. comptometer, billing and menor eee oe ° r office | -——-——_:—— a a n-ne aaa Shert, easy course: learn in —_ Box N-310, P.-D. "SEW Si . | tous HOUSEWOMAN—Sit. by neat colored vork, desires permanent poem ree: excel- BOY—16 years old. for light ct rt work: FARM HAND—-Middle-aged. ~~ at home w earn $50 to ad | care) eo practical radio brosacaster, Sontater™ a a me Pting * yonre special train- K-367. orrae OUNG MAN—Sit.; 24, handy with tools, woman to do general housework. Bo-|_!emt references. Lindel 4850 state salary 'y expected... Box T-340, P. home year around, $30; smal! place four Miron foundry good floor ay werk saleeman, engineer: write f ‘,’ gocounting, au iting and commer- . or free bogk 4 r GENERAL OF FIC BE MAN—Sit.. age DA. would like to } nt nde 4850" . ° learn ca — or} Mont 2322. Ne ag nh rg RETARY—SiC; 10 BOY—Age 16; earn S15- $29 week after} miles Bt. Louis: good character. iron found f98. Call East ely woe Be Fa nbeais is r : : James A. Dowle. radio e liable, competent and ener- Radio. Ve nsineer. Deg, e; good personality, age 28. married; tlsine 1 firm; experienced in book- Carpenter trade. B N _ ee . x. credits; all office detail: ox - Post- (68 HOUSEWORK OR aie ee a few years’ dictation, taking business course 3 ave 3 ene ‘Posted references in answer. Box P rs a ¢ reference. Box K -3 0. Post-Dis vost -Dis. ay + ‘write Ses a, we Lents. wily references and bond furnished; rea-| ens employer ret! — ‘ from business: a = ___ hours a day. _ Box ’-316. Post- Dis ” on as to salary: ready for immediate | ¢, consider etiring YOUNG i EE ughly fa-| and re Trade Schools Boies sent. Box K-410, P.-D. (1) K-371, ‘Pon-Disae* salary. Box A are it.; desires to represent | HOUSEWORK — Sit.: heat colored girl: office details. Box| BOY—16 years or over, general work in; PFOREMAN-—Exvperienced concrete | _fie! or pea auis firm, in Southwest small family. Bomont 422. Rosa Paul- anne A floral shop; prefer one with some ex- bridges. railroad work ; state a MOTOR & REPATR CARPE NTr RS- -Brickla klavers a” re " ‘ ; . NG -1). wes or yardman. J. R aAKIDE anc desires an- : . VASHING Wtd.—T tion guarantee) after + ‘ or: te dives. ¥ - . nee ——-| Crutechfiel _ other connection ” LADY—Sit. oun ‘ : o take home: will and on Saturdays on South r meas La- | ®@ - months’ home study ooo ion of { SING MAN—Sit.; 27; agency ifield, 2 16 _Madison, Lovejoy, lil. |} K.11, Post- te oy invest $2500. Box 4 ye me ees . 23 eo old; college wash and iron. Mrs. Brognar, 3720 N clede 338R FURNITURE po Gait Nt be experi- funded; excellent opportunities: BR. , , in copywriting, idea. layouts. | | HOUSEMAN—Sit.; colored; janitor and | YoUNG MAN arog " eoucs usiness experience;| 21st st. Aj BOoY—Stro = and willing, wo i6ana enced, AD i211 N. Vandeventer, free bookiet. N-141 st for yh printing; thoroughjy famil- © repair work, plumbing and electric thaini ee a _Treinine iInst.. Buffalo, tong. ere Emcoeouen detail, waited ame expe. San pene tose = —e would like to associate himgelf with hotel or light ho k. B P-32 4050 St. Ferdi d a rh Tie a r usewor ° ‘er 4 — MEN—Lonrt n barber trade and >t wey ty with “future. Box K-71, P.-D. I HAVE been on the strects of St. Louis tering. Bane the preferably manufac-| Post-Dispatch. a - WOMAN— Sit eo ndell Jes! BOY—For office wee a have had at Post-Dispatch, - it : . a 4 — y “= or en i. . 0 . c pe * ——"] en: ar Ba chars” ery. | F—Sit.; fashion artist would like {| 18 years selling goods, will welcome a | YOUNG MANS ee LADY—Sit.; young; German; during day;| housework by day. Bomont 164 spews | eee ee distric . Box C-19. Post-Dis. GARAGE MAN—-Sit.; experienced, colored ; ion. can submit samples. Sidney change. Box K-357 Post- Di t o : Sit.; with 8 years’ manu- offices or kitchen. M G ° n ——— drive any make car; for pavase family; write Moler Barber College, 81 An. ; INSU TRANCE MAN. = Iw of oe . af peat + , Wal ne. ‘Ve agem ; 387, (ira _X-311," Post-Dispatch. _, instrator, manager apartment house or bring home. Lindel] ° ‘ Pd ed: to take care of : amination April us Write. Louls gi» a _ day. Bomont 1380. good opportunity. Box A-414, — GROGERY G ae To OPE LADIES- isarn beauty culture. ¢ e experience: university education. | JOB GOMPOSITO: : t RATORS Me : . . ‘TOR Aa tarre ¥ Noles . Wants to be company to childre WOM. AN—Sit.. . ime. marcelling end permanent ee Bes P-305. Post-Dispatch TOR ‘Sas skilled: Ger- ale optical house, as coun mother’s absence afternoon and p Benn colored. wants day work. = route deliveries in West “ad gr Wi outer apply ndry, St. =F 3 , a5 - 29. with university pene SPOR Ee: Box K-135, Post-Dis. WIDOW—Sit.; refined. neat and clean: | 18 years, in wholesale department stock- FURNITURE REPAIR MAN—State = sale s and purchasing exper!-| LADY—Sit.- unincumbered: position in wishes housekeeping in motherles home. | room. Apply F. Weber Co., 705 Pine.(c) rience, velaraness. aniae Pl 6. —a Thoroughh: man-English, wants ter saleeman and clerk. , hte . evening: | Phone Bomont 1862J “s Gisella Bearty Parilers. Olivia ‘wil ~~ ary H ° ‘Ss permanent position. : er will consider a ) sane : 4 a ———_— 3 & by wholesele house; with some/ st ” ; TOMOBILE BLACKSMITH—Sit.: first- _ Panzer, 2128 Edmund av w position as salesman or clerk: also have| Personal interview appreciated: best ref-| WOMAN BOY—16, by, wholesete ore; must have experi 1023 N. Grand. Lindel! 5130, ‘is “a general mechanic: pleasure ie and | L AUNDRE ait: det cis e ‘iston : a e M - Sit. cleaning or laundry work. high school training: so0d opportunity; Box T-320, Post- Dispateh. ai” Charles,” o. . : LEARN THLEGRAPHY, . tracks. J. ©. Kennedy, 4829 St. Louis. (7)| mont 536J. wogdoaph: o- | .tlence._Box_K-60._Post-Disvatch. Li ann ar ees —__. | WOMAN—Sit.: general housework. ithout | B Li 16 t k in 4 rea ~ Be ge —— ee ak 5 VOSS en ~ AU NDRESS—Sit.: experienced: ; - 1B 5 . withou OY—15 to years, to wor n _ some painting. Cabany 2213W. oe guarantees positions at $140 to start 4 a and rolls. Call Tyler 2703R. and experimental work: 12 31 es OUNG | MAN .*, washing or ironing: colored. Call Bo- store: good chance for promotion: must | HARNESS MAKER—Apply Jersey —— ean neon | ete aR >. Post ~ 4 rT 4 3 ~ Years’ ex- years " . ——— A Bos 4 fo Land 6 to 10, Grand 93 : KEEPER OR CASHIER—Sit.: young | —Perience. _Box N-386._ Post-Dispatch. plastering; semmnion: preferred. Box N-407. -ADNI iar oy 5, Denaees rhe bees. WOMAN—Sit.; German, to do washing and month to start. Box P-10. Post-Dispatch. HARNESSMAKERS—S aan: 3 PXINTERES and rir ‘nen 4 . ee en : : ironing: any day except Monday. 1506| BOY—To run errands: one with bicycle : reus 0, 2665) ay eed : reasonable. 2 a _ Locust st (ec) | Caba \; Brioss ~pege to 1 and 6 to 10. Grand 5582. ‘ a WR bo. “Tm mw ~ G . in x experienced; best referenc es: de- MAN—Sit: 1 by , er Post-Di ~ es Century Tejegraph Co, oak N, _wr, A work, 4 or 5 nights week. of any a Ay f one ee married: work Ss is. ame a roe - “hea white; wants small _§. 13th st. preferred: excellent chance to learn . ) Pieage. 04 TRADES ¥. by “d aT + | MAN—Sit. ; Sa ry any SITUATIONS—W MEN, GIRLS mundtes take rome. __Lindell_ 4 40355. _ | WOMAN—Sit.: by colored; housework; by | Printing trade. Anply Modern Press and| HELPER—Newspaper route, morning and PAPERI ANGER —Bteady 3 trade echool, esta 1 y pe “a ‘KEEPER—Sit. ; small sets of books kind: paper ‘ - * LAUNDRESS—Sit.: colored. by day: ref- week or half da f . Stationery Co.. _ 4956 Delmar. fc) evening; no collections, experienced, Vic- today, 4587A Re td Ty = o. - “hanick. aguton, Nat te & : systems installed and financial | feur. sper N- -335, Post Diepatch chauf- ADDRESSER—Sit thoroughly experi- __ erences. all Lindell 3896W. ; 1°9°W. ys; references. Lindell SEOCMMAEn - firet-cles middle-age tar aRAOO ; bp Shee eae ancy 4 ining In Tec : nis made by accountant with pub- ee . enced With office routine =] d- > - x . ful. | R » tery. vulcanizing, lathe, mec —e Wk ence; terms reasonable. Phone MAN AN DWIFE — Sit.; colored; to dressing, filling in. filing: oy ee LAU 1 = SS—Sit.. colored. work first cf of WOMAN —Sit.; cook and bak , White, 0 Pos! ee 7. in Sees HOUSEMAN—iderly, Deas. ree On | iOS. secon areitectural drafting, reading Ot 7. work, stay on place, cook and house- Glandt, 2610A N. 20 > Psd. _wee vest refer rences. Bomont 1635W. middle - ore ‘short hours. 3807 N. 20th. Post-Dispate > exchince for home. 4011 Was ington. PAPER t{ HANGERS—5,. experienced bul Idin S. Inquire , : KK EF ER-—-Sit.: by young , man 22, wee: Bomont A129. _ ASSISTANT BOOR EE ; LAU NDRE rrr Monday — Tuesday. OMEN are ae Cn SN ee an ee es 00.8 S| ome wy 463, 3100 North Grand bi. ei wt thoroughly understands double en- MAN—Sit.; young. 19 years old: "carpen- typist: good at eetuer” Sea’ Wither: rihDR ee (r cha WOMAN — Sit: yee me 4 A coms Gay, © te ; ee ! l na parameter > Hae | PAS ae ——— Wy eeping: can prepare operating apprentice: willing to join union. reasonable salary ee pute e: best of ref- r ps no Seemene: best I unday work. M. Z., 555 } BKIC iKLAYERS—I0, eet >t nee eed By shop. @ CDEARN BARBERING — Be independent; ae cial Statements. Box K-321, | Victor 2946M, erences. Forest 8&2 : eesti lini of reference. Lindel! 2829J.__Ka a __tar_men: open shop. 5895 Ning pl. v7 PRESS FEEDER—Experiehced. Room Gameont electric clippers, massa up-to-date Post-Dispatch. MAN—Sit.; 22 years old , | -EprR. a LAUNDRESS—Sit colored: ee by | WOMAN—Sit.: reliable; care for children | BUSHBLMAN—And_ presser; apply Mon- __91 Gay Bidg.. 204 N. 3 {c7) tates oe Barber - oo Se a LE od a ee ae goes keep | “day. Call Colfax 1933W or ,clderly people: 35c hour. Forest | __day morning. 1649S, 36th st. (cl) | JOB” PRESSFEEDER—Who —can make. 02 Market st. f MME Gere, graduate of accounting; desires | 165. Post-Dispatch K-289._Post-Dispateh. (62) at ag iT 1 lace curtains, oe oem 61W. __4757A Washington. bl. BUSHELMAN—Siate salary and experi- A a 925 rome s. _N. MEN to train for men, brekemen; be” | eonnection with reliable firm; best ref- | MAN—Student of accounti 3 > 03250" i counting desires — to | BOOKKEEPER—Sit.; full charge; use| CayNDRESS—Sit,, colored, first 3Véays| cui) Bomont eta or all Gay work. | 186. ow ae = : 3 years’ wholesale and retzcil erence furnished: West End only. M ‘ — jewelry expe- nly. Miss| Colored. Grand 833 W fo 8 r_advancement. Box P-85, __Post-Dis.| HANDY MAN—Wh . o can use tools and "do Visit our school, talk with students —eaneee— bit. first or second hand. or| M ACHINIST—Si be nd. aa t. first-class on repair days week. Mrs. _Wiiliams. Bom. 2792.) mont 15938W. h t. t} sod references: $40 per . j } t . onest, w .! Dairy Co.. 1007 Russell 4° WOMAN a colored: neat; to do laun- ence: either lady or gentleman. Box T PA POR, HANGDRS—2 Post-Dispatch. ‘cl JUNTOR CITY ee, Tene ‘c) two-edee ginners $150- monthly _ tes; salary adjustable; age 30. en keep small set of books at ni a e co ection, correspond a BUSHELMAN—Expertenced: capable o ry; app rs t Mon - ; ) . ight. Box | typewriter, hand! m a vy between 9 and Ahlber t 3 11 ti . oO es of week ut. Bomont 230 Cc i BL EL . p 1 f _ Be ri “ab e831 Locust, x (c2 j Box aring 0., ~ « ontelair. at % M. Educational A — Box j. 1 . 1. Post-This -3: Post-D - : a : patch. (2) | - et. FF ost-Dispatch. ence. Cail Benten 6OR Sunday — pee w to meet MAN AND WIFE ,, ao a.) ee t.TD ” ve aii WOMAN—Sit. : colored; general housework: running shop and kno ledge c—Sits.; ‘colorea: want Post-Dispatch. LAUNDRESS—Sit., colored; references. stay on place: city references. Mrs. A.| the trade; must make good appearance; LABORDPRS—To assist house movers. A e ———--— ‘poy ; to help elec LEARN ae _ MON 4 ea neon S315 Tae private +> y ys city references.| bUOKKEEPER—Sit.: efficient; 4 years’ Bomont _ OR INTERT SE —— by colored, 14, after rchoo!l Salengts woe ae 262 3M co a Be ae hr ye Re. sy te a experience: 6 ~ ’ 2 3. Sind A Sit.. for light work in fa: “tory: CoOK—sit.; first; assigt housework; best | LAUNDRBSS—Sit.: wants bundles, blan- ° WOMAN it; as mothe? s helper or care quired. Call at once. 2233 Carr st. (c) RADIOAK produces radium ~~ uf a E ner ne ' = Md ~ CARPENTER—Ai a len ‘ed in grocery and genera! | of city re fe rences, . Bon ont ~99 IOR. kets and curtains: sanitary workroom. for young baby. Lindell 4°247W be- CHAUFFEUR— Colored: best references Se 510 Delmar 2647 LABORERS other elemente in water. aoncrmal bioo R—ai.. > ‘ t., alte ring, repairing: chandise lines: age 40 vears: end - siomach troubles. Kidney and "hl -_— | old Work of anv kind. A. H.| liable: good references. Hox N N #320, P..- | COOK—Sit.: first-class coiored woman ; =| 3039 Laclede av. Bomont 2038 W. tween 10 a. m. to 4 p. } uired: best wages. 7. ic cases, and affections of nerves an ‘ 5 Page b} 4 eS Les : L_ Forest 6733W. (99) -— good references. Lindell 3585. 3925 | LAl 'NDRESS—Sit.; laundry work. and : reo 731 Westminster _p). culatoty system; as pleasant to take a9 ae. Gare pad ; )| MAN—Sit.; lumber men, I our} Finney : ' _— = - A WOMAN —Sit.: colored ot houee- = 190. oxperianged oe di «pring water: for home use; write fot J t. “oa ae ; first- “class, new or re- books, figure estimates, Seit‘your Vamer, | : pe a LT a Sa cleaning, first-ciass by the day, $3.15. work or pl lain cooking; room premises.| CHAUFFEUR—Sit.; butler, houseman, a ee erature Radioak Tabara tories. work, by job or contract. see ( check and grade lumber or —— ae OK Sit. : rood, . white: willing to cook Lindell . s155W. Call Lindell 77929 work night time: good reference, bo- ft. Oakland, Cal. OE +: a RPED 2013 13 y Ai) branch for you. See me, Box K-3: 39. 04. Pe for _ employ ed couple. Box P- i LAU N DRESS- —Sit. first - -clasa, colored, WOMA N—Sict. : colored. assistant with mont 305 Mac Pope. YOUNG WOMEN needing , ye i PE. —sit.: first-class: and stair | .) OSt-Dispatch. | a +. Post -Dispatch., work to bring home; w en service; housework; plain cooking, laundry; jien- CHAUFFEUR—Colored, single, nigh-siaes e.. 2th a1 and Locust. p —-e o7-_ work: reasonable, 1616 MAN—Sit. in or out of city. by young | ~ [.; and housework; no washing; | references. Bomont 1 1783 wn ae day. Tuesday or Thursday. Bom. 2644. ear; high-class city references. Cabany LAST T MAKERS —G a bogs ire n na om aint o apa AN— 7061. 2., Collins ane e) , ha Ln0or. “a wz op arcief! man experienced and capable oe 1o6awe settled woman. Call) Lal NDRESS—SIt.; colored; vleaning:| WOMAN —Sit.: first-class cook, for caf- ngrton a R—Sit., if you want good fae pen ‘ng or doing any kind of work T on Wednesday. Thursday, Friday. fateria, merchant lunch or country club.| CLERK—Age 21. figuring payroll. — LAYOUT. MAN Ss a — wo & reasonable price and prampt erences - Bee or cafeteria: best of ref- COOK—Bit. colored woman: first-class: | Romont 1851R. Riverside _ 1799W tion. keeping - stock records: must be ra ; (2) sox K-44). _Post-Dispatch. city references; etay on place. unusual opportunity to secure serv- | tY: ! 2 boys, school age ; L can nelb | LAU NDRE “3S t by day, or cleaning: | WOMAN—Slit., with child. will do lent state age and salary: vex = = Sn LOUIS | PLANING BLE t * patents; royalt cost we ; “ ; ices of intelligent ) le hore oat ; eell sor $10. Box ‘iy osa Post-D ~~ ER—Sit. Kood mechanic; re- least consideration: A a chaneed Box. K- 508. Pos ‘ost f-Dispateh. ” = a bri Cait Re a __ ot BS, — ye for good clean home and /COLLECTOR—Catholic; la “" ns : _— Carter. undle ‘ ring” me. ; on ’ ’ : e J yl in s to brin ome, small salary 52sA West Poeping. _ sion, bonus. 8-10, 6. 424 a nwri t LINOTYPE OPERATOR—Union; eteady. . : . if necess ‘ PATENTS —Manufectu ec 1 7 % AS80R, day or job; reasonable a as have vou for him to | COOK—S high-cl r : . ci ' Zim o- o? Box A- Ling ne . it.: iigh-ciass; references: wil! ling | on 4 ire ee i. ; , oF mi for S15 Cail Gr 1 160 a immermann, lOI2A 8. a ARKE R AND Po t- Dispat. h. a cook noonday dinner, come in mornings. : ee ri day 3. if oF m, ednesday. Ww OMAN—Sit., + and “daughter 5 Pohook The. 17 Bide. R M ; - Ford = steady Box_ N-398, 1 Post- st-Dispatch. ACKER—Sit.; 8 years’ | stav to 4 o'clock. 4112 Finney. Lindell! ¢urnish references. Lindell 719W. ee eee OO ae COL oe een eee srich Clothing Co.. MACHINIST—Ior maintenance; thorough | =. position y tc) mechanic; millright and electrical repair , —Tr | a PATENTS ebiained: advice NTER-BUILDER—4877 Fountain experience in shi : F. J. Larson. 105 N. 7t x i ' jobbin ° A> | go — — —_—————— PATENT —Covering a new, pract ‘i ENTER-RUILDER—Sit.: fi man wi ] snes mS g + rs lass th l vears’ e “we . ’ race efficient piston ring nw ateem 4j rel; houses, garages, etc.; oe sign, sale and manufac aged waa ~~ -$ | DRESSMAKER—Si t.: first-class; day or’ LAUNDRESS—Sit. first - “clase colored: 4 Ww ‘OMAN —Sit.; neat; house | or store work. m., room 609, cc) little to manufacture. ait: 4 "immediate serwWic? Fr. Wood. desires position with good futur Box | at home; call ev enings. Grand ‘BS90J. days in week; or cleaning; $3.15; ret- alf days can speak German. Box K- ; n_. You about 22 stands | 208. Electra. Tex. __. 7 ound A Cook, Lindell 4: 307, K-33%. Post-Dispatch ©. (‘0X | DRESSMAKER—NSit. by the day or at| erences. Bomont 3176. 7 +f ‘Post-Dispatch. COMPOSTTOR You have. at least two fitting ae a nines an rare” Ler ae ee eres H.. ) ER—Sit.. new and repair. we) rk. G badhoe by we eye : wonSaton. “registered. elty Enricht.. Lindell 2828. Ida Logan, 4191 4 LAW NDRESS—Sit.: + experienced. +, desires Aer Te white; middle- “awed: — _years’ experience. Box T-151_P .-D, {cn mens welts. Box 7-361, Post-Dis. nance v ' ui ex | > | ‘ : new an: ver ine I d brin ome: special care tak- a or ha sa ae . ‘our — " " T have My oy gg Ay é —" ‘Harry. BL pren: Sow, Brice: | ‘oc8 Berger, 44194. eaun Bekne: | | DRESSM AKING—Sit.. ‘first-class ; embrotd i- gg Lindel! 4: 314. ew a re peers Forest 3 37 r7OW, co’ a Y 374 Stn st. shee ~ (el) MAINTENANCE MAN—Familiar with gas Kk 26. PD : .. . oo (e909) |) ering, braiding and beading. 1217 He- | LAUNDRESS—Sit.: first- clase; references. we IMAN—Sit.; day work, _ . Tues.. | A50n__Pirst-class, for restaurant. 921] state age, experience and galary, Box _Siie other claims. Box [R—Sit.; col’d: builder. altera. | RINT ING PRESSMAN—Sic.- experiencea | _Dert tn ER IE Monday. Tuesday ; $3.15 per day. Ruth, Ved. Call nen 1pd2w ally time. OOPrankiin. sie P-322. Post. spatch., be PATENTS OFTAINED—Jobna C. fon, . ping: plans furnished: iarme ath = ood yy and color work: can oper- | DRESSMAKER—Sit', remodeling; recently | _Victor_ 2STSV will ic Bradle ='s HELPER—Also dishwasher; &p- MAN—Blderly, active; general Hicden & Higdon, attorneys. ji 1 Cane : at mont 2818W. 714 N ° = ia . od or jobbers: do bindery work of Chicago: neat work: conscientious. / LAU ea colored: first 5 days eee ei for housework by woman COOK a nday. S. & S. Cafeteria 1002 erate wages, Some. x NI tral National Ban Bids. Ww vahinat Sone ha die of “shop. neox N-308.,. ‘r to take charge/| Lindell 1 564Ww. _ Evenings. Sundays of week; cood and reliable. Susie O’ Neal, with baby; references exchanged, Box chore ~s : = : c) > oe — ad eet acy a3 3, first-c lang. wants new OFFICE “EX ECUTIV E on Sispatch. | ELDERLY ba ge see oa : , ndeli pS + ay Fomont 173. unt: Ki. Post -ptege'eh. COOK—Male: head cook for ry roofing. Apply at oR . ¥ wor our or contract: rea- | >. —Sit American; | as home. Call Monday, Lindell 3306W. L AUNDRES: Sit.; wants laundry or | WOMAN—WwWhittier — Be clean- a busi Tr Ps : . - ae eo : s all around; also coal PATENTS— Adv ice and booklet og , me guaranteed. Kemp, et al "aeiaeeeee sales Dromo- FILE 8U PER VISOR- Sit; 8 Years: experi-| cleaning: first-cides. colored, Call Mon- | oink paint cleaning. pape r cleaning. — Kook Ki220, Post-Dispatch. STAN-—Relabte, experienced, tor “4 re or ! _ te BE AP a v >,” t- ence in lphabetica aw- alker andi Gay or vescay. , de . oor washing nae ~ ° a = —— eee oe ’ sults. 4 +y 1. ngs or model ~ “¥ PAINTER = Sit.; wants | keeping: excelient references se 0% book- Amberg systems: 2 years look-up work; | LAUNDRESS—Sit.; woman Wants washing) tier. kK. W Nuam® a RT Te 8 Sore — oer” pat, Sh, ic} nation and opinion, Wee. Ww oe ile, Write of call, Leeler. 2703 | 225: _Post-Dis. S| Ge ail felipe 1) ovat home. Call Monday, 249A | WOMAN—SIt.; | exparienced colored day | —OParapoNDENT—A_publiaher of two | “poider “hand, preferred.” Apply ay : e ’ ”* rv } \ work, Wednesday, "Thursday and Friday: “echnical @ nd one merchandising trade ive St. Road. Patent lawyer, 64 rr at. te or call, Lesler, 270: | — |'GERMAN GIRL—Sit.: smail fam! ly: can Chouteau. av |OFFICE MANAGER—Has had cx ore ' ~ : | ——— - ; iad _-consider- cook. 4111 Clayton av. TLAUNDRESS—Sit.: first-class; colored; goonine Fi paint 20740. FeteruNees. papers wants part time representation Of | fa n—Experienced. with cat: repair bills’ en live correspondent to «gather ne of and interchange. Monsanto Chemical Dd. »f ~ “7 — ble credit, collection and io » Sit.; new or repair: also to - an 25, ed nd Wednesda R patentable " ence, highest f ces. Ti | GIRL—Sit.: colored: hotel maid or private want Monday, Tuesday a ne y a r0UR. = os to : puree) ; sore or ottice eoeuren, etc. A Post- “Dispatch, zis eH wo K-US6 family. Call Bomont 27914 _regular; $2.65. Lindell 3959W. Edna. YOUNG p LADY Sit 5 3 evenings wees: individuais ene 7" s08 = ene. Fea Works. (c) mode ch . | L it: fe) n first letter. x - megpeoee ne ———$ $e works reference. ADDY Appl oy Removed by 1Rneedic electrolysis, ~ 82 years; : looking for Union. Cab eny Ss ‘ook - if not steady do not call: ™ 5021 Dolman. ~ ~ stay on place. Cabany 3520W. 6691 bs Forest 1828 :; Beas icine, Reoc cily reference. al: POG HE , 7 we . reference. Colfax teplay. Sic datly, 45¢ ey) Out-O7- DAIRY oot AN Tantus familiar wie _terman. _: . a © 6h PAINTPR—-Sit.; grainer, hardwood “finigsh- a, PR enemys 151M agate, ° o " " \ a . ~4 §; “tan colored a private er; good v orkman, have tools, ladders, hae ie. ; high school | pombe nn sang a re- MAID—_Sit or nurse: - eolored girl. Bes- display. oe e go ian bee Tontninegroad end Larimore * — —_ MAN--Settiod: omelt tarst men r city: “ents THEATRICAL at ; . ete.: day or jobs, 4245 Linton. Central - and Saturday. Lindell 1317 an m 4 ale W hitley. 2R1i9A_ Market. line. Agate- ti “ at Jaleho lace. road . ——— : gt: DELIVERY MEN—26 or older: —s T. F._ Stone. Daichoim pia eager solicit ing near Telecranh, Bt. Louig ¢ County. SHIPP NG Ch perce, Box P-211, Post-I kat oh shirts specialty ee Sanesd Ma: ; rt. Rome nett! 6 9930M. ored. ; or) jored: hotel or 4% days. rpets. AMA TEURS—For V edn ay i , , ——--- onmnt 23 Dla PAPE RHANG eR a wan = @iRi- -Sit.: colored, to do general a. MATI Sit. colore« e 2 " . enced in handline carpe “ ; ws . , . ork fro w. ; ; » : _— mous vis Frank yS 4 Be, ; wo rom 04 Lungstras D. and C. Co. 13th and Park. MAN—With some k raat of si paint- j ] r ow” um Theater experienced: steady : work: cooking or gay work; good refer- Bomont Bae tw — 0 times, _Wednenday. : Nebraska sy.” te car. Roberts.| pPeriass: reasonable, S. Weber, 2340 | emcee _S3U bor fan. —- _____| MAID—Sit ; colored: experienced. Call | bk oncadattons DEMONSTRATOR—Experienced: at on me. to travel out fu ‘2 BELMONT SA YS—The man , 2eY: satihataniadl Mullanphy. GIRL Sit. colored high school “girl wants | Lindell 786J. for for department store work. A°287,, small investment Box 25, B home ! White, wants position a — rh es ening: $6 2 week: good cook; MATD—Sit.; neat, colored, expertenced. to desiring to fit themecives 100) Post-1 Dispatch, is a for te family or Meht de- PHARMACIST—Sit ; relief | work k by “regis _refe ences. Lindell 1 6618 8J. a ork week, 8 till ai. Ph yg yy pen clat gp F = bes Sit.. colored, 10 vears’ ex- |, charge of general office work; €Aperl- | a AIKDK ‘KSSER—SIt.. good marcel way ee a Ie — Cee ge = == as: | and Metal Co., CUs~ =. Broadwey-___Sc? perience, can secure porition in large Out-| 5401 Bulwer. ° & city reference: first-class enced. Bo We: 338 Post-Dix. Bao and. aliround operator. by March 20: curtains, tabie ru P-101, Post-Iispatch. AUTOMOBILE ‘MECH ANIC—First-class; ef-town mercantile concern. Advancement MAN AND ‘ND Wire —Bit.; | Al cook cook sPost-Dis te family preferred. Box SALESMAN- retail ehoe; expert- now employed. — Box K-158. | Post- ie: (1) first clase. pox a i. aan no other need apply: permanent 1resl- | depends upon ability to produce tion where ee _@) | OAigeed. Box _N-284, __Post-Dis. |HOUBEGIRL—Sit.; neat, cok half STENOGRAPHER—Sit atte © :| tion. North Side Chevrolet Co., 4335/5 retail dry goods and notion store. N t.; 4 years’ experience in N-- ant references. Lindell | erie . dell 5973W. | Warne av. oltax +—______ | letter which wi con state | Pos , , n , tee SA‘diabio cimar 6 fy tuen Box’ A- | GODeBOTE 5, | <small_ office preterred, ed, Lindell take |AUTOMUBILE MECHANIC—Expe age, whether — oi Ey ~~ 2 | “DISPENSER ees | reference: will contract to : a « lable cimar or tandy firm. Box A- L—Sit.: gene ho oll will co ay California this summer | 2 5. PostDispaten. va yon os ar or Senday. Fg . ARY Sit. ‘10 years : ret- white; none but expertences_ ae reed | with past record expert- : . Caban g32w. : cal nday morning, ence. : y Py SL Ne 2 Box ark Post-Dispatch. experience i 4 —F¥ i] » A Sox BOT SALESMA N—Sit.; experienced in sellme| Box P-139. Fest Diepete = severs L Newell Motor Car Co.. Box 7 _Post- Post-Dispatch. ox N-307, P.-D. echoo! education: 3 alll xecutives; auer handling tfc: Pr uate, is ¢ . — on cutee \d trustworthy: in ‘ramily adulte: apar'- operates | office work 397. —— h excellent reference. Box K- and only: first-class references, Box ewriter ; ae Mia R973 t-Dis. _K-295. Post-Dispatch. _ STENOGRAPHER—Sit.: 3 years’ experi: — sare - — a it: wholesale automobile. HOUSEKEEPER A alll Jpisias ence: transcribes bes notes nea Ww iS Da ; ultry . Past-D rately: ‘good references. Tyler 1750W. _ BAG PRESSMAN Clerk; can furnish refer : a . St. : pou or io 5 salary. A. Zielinski. 7507! firmisn excellent reference as to ability | eo by i “ia: STENOGRAPHER—Sit.: 25 months’ ¢x-| 5 verienced on cotton and burlap bess. —Si ue _and integrity, Box P-300, Post- Dis. | __adults preferred ; reference. 158172 Olive, | _berience; can , handie Werther t | 7) | Box 7 T-400. Post-Dispatch. fc e?) | } rears. exper! lence; aE 7 POOR R—Sit.: refined woman, |! | a hh eee - —Good, allround baker. Geo. | Ph » . SALESMAN- Sit.:; age 25 years. marred. HOU SEK EEEP . | BAKER ns te ory. ome Forest 25025: experienced: roofing business preferred: | _motheriess home or couple employ || STENOGRAPHER—Sit.; experieneed ‘office! Blumer. Cairo. 1). 502 Security Bide. Dept. 3, St. Loot, ont-Pis. ba k ER—First hand. on general bench) Mo ’ (e@2) ‘tion: : ars; furnish best of references: handiev St. -404._ Post- -Dispatcr. : _... | _sires nermanent DP Assur n of Credit Louis and strrounding territory. ha IUSEK EEPER—Sit with ane | preferable. Box 1” P-2)). no | live retail shop Bex P-124, | Rox K-152. F.-D.| have you to offer? Box K-102, P.-D. er fecre; mother! 7 les haying | STENOGRAPHER—Sit.; 2 years’ =) Ry gant eo), DAP TSMAN— Exper act, Yee we ee Fare ence; exceptionally capable RAKE OV! | BUILDER— Practical: ‘toe | F a Twi: white. . ~~£ ; ~~ t.; to collect rents for | SPOTSER AND PRESSER—Sit.; expert- KE OVEN BU Ps x mes in epare time; 1 ha onuces. ke t ire small interest in | OUSIK iin baslness | and transcribing shorthand notes; $75.) BA ae be sesckhelé Box RIV nS — 007 _Ariinaton. a _Post-D os ‘business or conduct branch, Box | » experi desires @ change: licht work, | .Mise Roth, Colfax 700. ro x Fost-biep ace DRIVER—For city team. Call after 10:30 iN ~rtunsar-morune. S242 Ksbracka. 0. -Dia. business or conduct h. , ° wy, steady sition: Poot [8 Post- Dis. . cook "ERO. et etroont one who can enoe. Col- | STATIONARY FIREMAN—Sity 14 veare . le : stenographer Sen. Car- - Elmer oP Hirsch. —_- 7814 Howard ‘i. Daevy mide! ; eas home. 5608 re a. : ie7) unville. i. lor and Olive.’ ° .

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_ - teh b ty - > errr S 7 Ladle Die! a > err = ee ~ i a) —— - A. 2¢ ee ie ~ # ss | . ain eee eee = 4 ey v : ST >10UIs ww 700 MEN AND BOYS WANTED~1s the position you seek advertised in these ¢ POST-DISPATCH. _ WANTED—MEN, BOYS) AGENTS WANTED_MEN | AGENTS WANTED—MEN | SALESMEN WANTED __ ; saqetanetigeceatlieanathreathivnadahentncdinien ~ Te , S12 to S27 per day LA BORER— Appi) Monday | 4 AGE NTS—Bem risa. nothing to sell; par- | AGEN a aes ee auto owner Formula Supply Ce., Box seiling the cent fit: ex- | ty — Laurenceville, Th. buys on sight; 300 per 7 back . =~ ; : 61 | Eo tory: wine quale Fuarantes and highly remunerauve: | k Tinting Salesman x 7. AGENTS—Mea or iadies for imported ar-) Slvs've protec Co. Dep. ». joux me - is a dignified tion. ad omissions : pocket samples; STORED MAN. oshi's ws Ph ed one: O66 per cent profit. | mr oe Tr lalty a to-house, 3 b: no competition: « a house |@ or gide —_ 7 North “hatin Pencil mn! s. Clinton, © Ae Da . ont-of-town concern | 4G ENTS—Te sei! our life tonic: wonderful AGENTS— © ‘endectui tavention pre sales- sing and | Works. 935 —§25 dail ly taking orders for ig profi ll needies for phonographs; new, dift- profits and pleasant work. Here is epening for exp>-ience} man who SALESMEN™ ote leather : com growing an unity for FE ne en om ae po- medicine: big repeater: bi ' - 2 Zs t te cassia (o.. 22 N. 2°4 st.. st. Poule. 3 Mo. sent lasts for years; Fs Se ge + Cont wag glum, Appiiance. 1310 Brad- - selling volume. wich follow.ng smong ™ Pay q CANVAMEEE cies. © welry. ° ma I 4 ic89) ocai Vertising men and hbuvers cf jarge nd for free un . — gg A covered and Pap =! Ae LIFE INSURANCE CO n 23 to 30 years of age, who | AGENTS—Hosiery new idea: bia profits. 12. 000.000 prospects, _ Cai. » easy: carry day's supply in pocket. Ever- agents: State d dis. catalogue and commerria! printing: state Co. 443 &. Dearbor ute commission basis. Box A-246, Post-Dis. SALESMEN— Make, $200 a | Th ais Write Becker Chemical Co. ‘st, Louls.| medallions. pill coe tos. a Be ane a z Handycap Co.. 8@|2ADIO SALESMAN—To sell nationally _Sistrinutins tery: automobile free: write | SALESMAN—Spec (cO9)| TOSid fire sellers; our plant unexcelled; | Gawpre saree N, pericnene eyreniset: give full selling eX! for particulars. speedoline Co. Dept. 141. | 4, ASSISTANT AGENTS—Ho-R ’ ire _— nt A TASSERS— Male ces amc radio jines now ng. bags tf} Sis oCo. soars and 150 other; 35 dave credit. Jas. C. Batley Co, and sell latest ~ ya Electrical Laboratories, Newark, aa 7 $10 to $20 a ; " a ° . , phong,_Fe 2 tet Mareh 17. 7 a8 “ | =| eres pay big ere “tie 1334_ Franklin. . St. Louis. Me ae? | ott ori =e. a knit outerwear; - aa. | WW. J. S AGENTS— Waterproof AGENTS—We start vou in busines - :: — sellers to user. r; Sty _ a. | proc aprons, shopping n b men and women; $30/; : : . ead wrappi Thiet =. party: one experi- | baa. sanitary rub s: bic profit.| | nishine everything: vay eve. | : : o stores. onarch Equipment .. SALESMAN—Exverfenced wrapping Ta Der | im ail _survering work incidenini| Hon-Ten. 21 S. Broadway. St" Louia'| {2,5100 est” clnde Puctorien "home, | Dey k ines jReal Estate Salesman Wanted| iii, Sve st. ch | “Sind cordagt sa}sman With established “2 work: r.. ay nee Bas mee 0. yaa Sowwhere- beeklet tree. t -) Hil llyer Rags. | York. st.. New lave and energetic salesman wanted; SALESMAN—With car; our ee re clientele in "20 Louts, to re RU AL Se of ta ~~ ~p A AGENTS-— —Opuortunity - - mnie enormous! dale. Drawer 62, East Orange. ee 2 | DISTRICT MANAGERS Must come recommended: exceptional ©op- Kemika! tire patch handied as side line cago firm. Drawing : . AL CHOOG ve are. Scortence. etc. Bos I-57. | ge nL Gs costs Se; wells quickly for) AGENTS—New 50c article. which is @| agents for us in your locaiity. No ‘can. So werk. ae ee as: enlges Fos WA | will pay all your trameting expenses, Eds party able to qualify. » Fost: | 3 ‘Nichoias 44008 a AND | rite Sales, 245 8. High. knockout: mo door belis to pull: reeuires| Vassing or delivering: $100 w 7 eee ne wholesale and retail everywhere meri- y Do —————— a a | jockout: mo door belis to pull: eekly easily PRANK L. DITTMEIER R. E. CO. Co.. Mompbis, Tenn. atch. | DISTRIBUTO . MANAGERS. , can- Dixie Products fomph's. Te has had experience dev ~ UTORS—A fl : ~ Flog uence. now are was rree®, | Oolumbaa, © - , —4 P+ ; ce very Gemo ration; m@gde Commissions adran —_ —_ se who has had. exp cr: cal) Sunday a. m. Of | Slew ——— {| no selling experier — - : ced. Inthout 624 Chestnut s | — ree SALESMAN—One who lete im NTS——Sperializing on toilet prepara-| a sale; has not been worked by agents: | _Co.__ 560 @ongress. Chicago Original “Quick Sales Wanted”’ | SALESMEN Earn $50 re weekly; | SALESM, estate and can natst property. It! to consumer and tenae “gation. complete 12 he launched. This work . wee fon and in ai! heipe: r ing, 440% Moenchester ic’ tions: 150 ff. . : . st sellers. . Beaut articu! fre Rex Specialty. 514 N./| c OE ens ———— —$—$—$ iness réquiring no ex . - + ay ‘e th the icads: y hq ee te soaps. Ov: ial c he a. 10th ‘Phils jelph S.% : gE a REALTY SALESMEN—3, live wirce: good | ence: be your own bass: vo today. for firn a he fg if vou area | 3 8. | lar wi tai ¢o.. en . | ~ —_ rn * oo n- } : ; - es -. irm,. now i ‘ ° ' ynfcy ~ eines. gtete present rar eS enn av. I Pittat burg. Pa (99 AGE NTS—Taylo - made-to- “meas e caps.| cluding a fashioned silks: men. women A> a a, » ~~ | free sample and ro details. Chicago Zovd _istes. cali for Mr. — ' will be even more ane than nt end salary expected: steady | light TS , mey silverine mirrors. aut sold direct to wearer: gote a . and children; guaranteed quality: low ry y H. Haffner Realty Co.. 1503 N. Union. Premium Co. 44 115 Dearborn. Chi icaeo. | A. Johnston Realty Co.. aug tnin rents, , ) “edition. AomS SST Seeky ee> salary for right man.| ; raciators, tableware. stoves — ae business men. live prospects: | Exest) prices; quick shipments: protected terri- eee : =SMAN—E xperienced, with car pre-| 710 Hamilton. Cabany 2 Cabany «55 -~ > the most preminent men in A 23. Post-Dispatch. (c) i*; plans free. Clarence Sprinkle Dept. spring-Eastern season starting: write Quick | y; Mic opportunity for hustler with STOCK CLERKS—wWho are employed | by SAL. Ss meee Gad manufacty fl) the professions and tm politics. , alt ke -- Marion. ind. _ (99\| for sample outfit and ! cap offer. . United Eastern Textile Co.. Potrs- wholesale houses, to sell a new grape ferred: pre ea rer: who posneases tee real selling abliitv can at — TAILORS WANTED AGENTS—Learn about the profits supply-| Tailor Cap Mfrs. Bi. - incinnatt, & = eda ioe aia, Samm owe te Sellen = onion a ee ‘ ~~ ESMAN Ext and, determination to an wide choice of territory. . - -- —- —— —- . . oma ntimale il Ov . Ta ons: | lusive , : Va. *3 ’ : % d ‘ epport Tre") into business for 3 If: DISTRICT MANAGER. 2 em — ——— ae —s ear. neseas 1" Crysta’ Mfg Co.. 11 W. Kinzie. Chicago. make good. Full co-operation and leads ws. eptendie as one «Bes ase . : : — furnished: interest taken to essgure @ PFr- DIV [SION MANAG me campaign will be backed and ex . . ing perfurne to families Sy addressi sENTS—Go Oo Experienced on ladies’ ready-to-wear. | Leffier & ay % sesng ee & ne 33J jARLAND'S, = 741 Walton. St. Louis. Mo : to $500 profit weekly in pi |. Open office. Organize efficient sal , , Ss wa a to Pr, Irwin, Sth floor, G AG E y a set our free ; : a tary & De ja lt by isiness- ue nis? ry force. Romuneration bevond vour Be _1455 N. ie Sth Ss... St. Louis, M Mo. _ te SALES MEN Sel Lj new automobile sinDoker a most lucrative connection: . Broadway. Sat aid sample case toilet & ge, nn ; T : = s set: fastens on dash; place for match box manent en organize and ee - articies, perfumes and specialties: * won- thing and s20W you PF, ‘ ree. | tation. Our product cistinctive . AILORING | SALE SMEN—i my 7 vei smmall capita! needed: par-|tionable business reputation; life-time op- Chicago. advertisin ine; @rnation €v.. ; : ' — 4 | . : - — - —— $$$ joor advertising lin quailty product: | opportunity to salesmen covering dry goods ani ae _Dept._ . lau. Vai uare S . Home Business ae feryéer Shepard. ae a ge dollars ca pital. TA ae SALESMEN—Daily profits. liberal commissions; writ e for Bee ae and of stores to carry convenient side; sions and wonderful ge o sell guaranteed = = Mc a , monthiy bonus; best known tine Se today. Metal Sign Advertising Co., Mus-/ line of 30 popular priced mumbers in in-/ livering; protected |) Bursery stock. appoint aments; pay week k fe G ODYEAR MFG. CO, Z1-C Goodyear} Sil wool. biggest, old ralable house. ‘Wy: | _catine. Ia. fants’ knit cape. booties and secques: 2). liveries and sell iae ARN THE ART : settled. eal ly: new methods. Herri : | | women make enormous pro! a8, a@rticte | U* ~ “a year ym s, © | Sal ESMEN—S15 , cent commission: mention territory an Clething Co., We Tae = one city | Mscheater. 34 Yr errick UPeersees. | costae Sc: sells quickiy for $l: can make | . Kansas City. Mo.. is making an| DP. Smith & Co., established 1895, Chi-; SALESMEN og —— and expenses lines you carry. also references. Box C. B. ; = 443 \ OF SELLING AT a ae $15 to $30 dails ticulars free: write : send a handsome raincoat free/ cago. (c@9> ae gee om one naan a ~— ogy «omy L, . 500 Tribune Bidz... New York. (99x) | DRUGGI 4 | NIGHT SCHOOL FREE 1362 in each locality who will) TAILORING Sal =eMEN America’s larg-; 90nd addressed stamped envelope for in- - Several good aia i , _— ' " N ESMEN—Calling on » general stores. 7 formation. a wtional Cigar Co.. High = M - established Chi- ~ A. tte hy rou SAl. POU TNA = > 7 _ 7 . : Fine WINDER Ex xperienced | 4 | ees > $15 mr a and | nee ts ity Sales Co mmend it to friends Write tod _ ° > o , . a 4 . s rm essary We also have attractive propdosi- can sell mu! tigraphed letter Ses 38 & SALESMEN—_Coupene and trade stamp ance with a drawing acount. Address MAN—Sit.: willing mon . : Es (eP) od sal . Guarantee! Side line. Box K-379, Post-Dispatch. __ mes . neurance licy “eg | cus- Box A-408. Post-Dispatch. (c62) anything good; take full charg.: must be experi- Mix. Co.. Dek 4535. Dayten. O. _ week selling ou - big .ine of “ 50 articles tion for agents and salesmen eon in as and cS. et | position ; | AGE NTS—Mean | and women: big money + for used constantly * every home: write us: | Sign Service. 361 W. Superior. Chicago. SALESMAN = countin tenc Diy art te 19 “ettablished alinute fe eS wes Qe ee : ty now an : Dow WASHERS hite: aust be! » ie money selling uaranteed nursery —— ~ rey 4 int »_the Crist etic aus ve ucts, B-117. Hastings Neb . a.m ‘Acme Card Sy vio Co _ 415 N. 7. nae; _ cmtablished ¢ . a P mina tion cmH.. aa er AL : ' le stor livin ~ e068 Mo z st oe un vale = ou r met hods. Brown Bros. : > Ron ‘ oa — . - ry ” . Me ideoll Ca’ " town . to ba aut ~~ , * - seem e - _ = good SA. lary and « Omim 10n x P-70. NORTH oT N ASH ‘ > S | M : a Go., Rochester N. "Growers dees 188: lot of money. J. Gerdon of New Jer A n h ; © Part®\SALESMAN—Sit.. desires chang nter-| Post-Dispatch. 0794 N : : . MAN—And chauffeur, with retail | nw, f — ee a special, $2.95: | oumanton’ i oF on ~¥ order, pei * ad- ) Sei ester, N a Se | SALESMEN—High- emg, Boas es guaran . x 497, Icwa month: any big man With or, w thout a TGGS- ware experience: state | ree sahardine a4inceat Co., 646 | vance e deliver and collect resto Pad, | “To si iver mh sore plate alto parts, > ‘ ‘ = >» ee * P AGENT Tr atented home | necessity ; , AGE NTS—$?2 ial y aking or lers. =D cial aye s ~- 1 — fax road, Clevelan i : . : ri -~- aiaiieelll rs; i Pas. or ' SALE SMAN—To call on ” drug “stores and house: good territory: in writing. give a! —— . . . . nm earn from $iv. to $20 a ‘day ‘gell- | ticle like it: 4 sales in 5 ca! ig; ’ n- at ce. 8 ‘mmer sul its. $i. 9.00; Fatncesss, ; nerie! ts " : for | ice cream parlors, nell ling soda fountains possible information. Tulsa Me Bo SALESMEN—Experienced collection agen- ae a B ARN EY D G CoO (e) nteed oe tage necessities > | » ous profit, a0 lusive territory. Epengler- $3.95: outfit free: union made: commis- | nation , ories,| and fixtures Box (-26, Post-Dispatch. Wire Co.. Tulsa. ic7) | to develop and — wc x | laomis Co. 1316 lar = * i 4 daily: jeliver a collect. : ~ aor 4 - - _e. a : ) iy ; : pos! ood r ees eens Sees. SSBATen | 0. 1310 Garland Bidg.. Chicago. | sions paid daily; we deliver and collect.| 1333 Rroadway. Ne rk... (99) | SALESMAN—To _seil_ polishes. “ease SALESMEN—Young men who are em- ( early: full. commissicn ployed now in factories, offices, etc.. to | Post-Dientch. and wages. ee a ae Co 1904 Olive — are. | AGENTS—#$2 > daily. raincoat -~ a Elliott Bradley. Inc.. 1036 Van Buren, eee diene eee eee anéd inks to shoe factories. Box R-386 kG MAN—For towe! gervice. _ Excel-| orders; union made, $2.82; we deliver Dept. A-228. Chicago : f + oy Bt 4 Aenea | § Post-Dispatch. poe make $5 to $20 per week, to take orders , Gras ry ' a 2325 Texas ie?) eollect. Easte rR c 2 GEN TS___Abeain ros in 28 ane oe ae pew! y invented puncture proof — - emis Bom ; tates se ; : VASSER Man or wom Rn; a mre Aund ry. a rn taincoat Co. . B13 Rooge- AGENTS— Ausolutely free fine measure- inner tube whi mn actual test with- AL ESM AN— To cal n wholesale. retail for enlarger ents in spare moments; write a! | MAN—To earn trade: able to/ _Ye't. Chicago. made cap to men willing to wear it Ss stent Te ie ie. cx ; a ‘a > “>. | for full information. Box N-349. P-.-D. erences in ediat . & # te selier on good commis. any Gar: state wages. Box P- ‘to. P.-D. | AGENTS—$100 civotiienent® ta of ‘eld Measure-| *2"¢9 500 nail holes without loss nf | Appiy Sek- Kill-o Chemica Co., me n mum e on oe von Good Will Credit Clothing Ce.. Sit | ag , — weekly and car taking or- ed lag—>quenpge ll tty ansfiek casure-i air: nothing else like this amazing air- 4374 Olive. SALESMAN—Experienced in industrial or| and Finance Corporation. —_ : npetithoss *% ¥. MAX—For real esiate offi« “e. Box } ; oerTrs f iv raincoats; Fpeci al $2 95, outfit ‘ ars _soid direc t .o wearer. NAA ti ht tube * tar b > temend = M > hat tomo- ordi nary life insurance: DpeTmanent con- Buren =. .tticago. Til. ez — Post-Dispatch free. Consumers Mfg. Co., 720° Roose- to SE25 & week: write qule® fr) Oe rein. one anor femme, a Od mint bile t busine beni: good nection with real money for a hard work- | SaLESMEN—Become - Bowes. ASSERS—To sell with crew: salars WAN ‘With sales experience » and vert, Chicago ae ek Mansfield Cap Makers, Dept.| ©) * e nc omy he enme —— ss ary. or age bus ete " - r-¥ er; state your experience in firet letter: ness: ¢ . eed rbeore. 04 | s*ason opening: work. +; >. a 25 ogy veer Cincinnati. O. ; on a aciliac car without changing a | —_ — conf ntial. Rox P-7 spatc : - -- deat zg heors. 4. Call before 10 a m. Me. Meyer. ISZZA Olive 4 AGE NTS+-150 per cent profit; a new fast | AGENTS—_For limited ti —_ >| tire: wonderful opportunity for sale#men /& SALESMAN—To sell coffee and tea to |= — a sch. _ aon $ » ; ¢ Rane «o.. 35°96 Kasten. fe MEN—Experienced selling «loth- | — “4 = Mneay plan that Bete -he i make a free ‘suit for wm otek | everywhere; big chance right now to make consumer, house to house canvass. Ath- | SAL LESMAN—-Will give the United States | 350 ci ; . Prasad — ica coliciteee : Saturdeys only. Hovie and Rarick | orders. Normthiani Preducts Co. Box | A Re RF BS. eS ae big moner: rush now on for sPring busi. | _letic Tea Co. -o.. 914 N. Broadway. (a) sales rig exclusive on @ patented au- - ine. (ne to if you : ° io) | 650. Milwaukee. Wis. acd ~palageepen _* =~s SSONESE Ss ; . > “ , —— tomotdle device, a fast seller. no com- teed eady —_ man see ft are Seition im St N. Broadwa ante ,'—-- — tian li help us introdec® gur clothes ness. Write Mr. G. S. Milburn, 339 W.;SAL@s SMEN—Working « small town trade . st th ion in — | Petition? small investment. big returns; : ry mn fan’ Miller MAN Si. with car, wants work | AGENTS—Make a dollar an hou ) 2 dition. well pay big mm) ssione 47th st Chicago, for his special free; anmd@-make $15 to S25 per day Selling M. J Blanchard. 620 Tower Grove. in- Department. ; — é‘ aa ° . 3 time or full time. Call Delmar | mendets. a patent patch: eeseadey ‘mends ™ nus and many ext a rewards. Chi- tube offer. ;} our ~~ boards: collect Sis N Ma wa | dell 273: . Newark. N. J. _— ( , “ cago ors’ Association evt. GOS. Sta- . + —_—. - _eve a manager i ain. | . - week i y oy nes — | ~~! = ee ee free. Men- Sime coe cago x . “NEW novelties from Japan. Germany and Nin a — _ = s = —— wen SALE SMAN An eppertunity for a hich- | SALESMEN—Large manufacturer desires ly “grains a: 4 ey F ne a week taking MAN- “Work in stock; must drive 2... Amsterdam, are ee a grees we FY rance: $°0 a day «assy. Write fer seli- A SMEN—1( irst-class. Colo ec class salesman of proven ability in a’ salesrman selling retail trade for unusu- - ; or AGEN T>- Most comp: ete ite of Wooitro-« ing plans. Spors %.. Le Suever (Center. “er ath Cal i af Peoples Mire. > O., 326A field combining investment with real es- | all y fire household article. the handy nag ») nee Tt Ask for Mr. W. G Banks. tate: this is your chance to build for! asbestor holder: over million sold yearly:; % 14] anna - your , in free nt. PW. a real future and to make a splendid in- | handied by all lines; zood | Mfg. Co... "Mil! 6186. Dayton, O. P-: P.-D ' : Ur women for butter. park — ee ee ee —— —- per week. &GENTS— *Ss)! vage clot hing sales” mak 4) , — 2) : ri ? . 7 4 C8 y Lats ai 4 “ . ie ~~ Pat | | ae Ses Sai As Abe TG 20 Galcaaias | SSeS Took aT a! betes equate” | for contamer: tiemenious salen: way | FORTRATE, AGENTS—2¢ acer serviee| sresMAN—To call on byiche; and gro-| tome while bulge “Bor PSE-P-D." | side-fige ce cut: Jen aye er Clara. (c) [oa Siadiesteehs ameamhe —— made $30 first day's work: particulars financed. Write for catalogue. E. H. Robd- er trade selling supp! les and fixt ures. SA LES sMEN—-S150 per month and extra | tractive commissi ' ' q = ‘er. Call Sunday. 1207 N. Euc om MAN—With stenograp! ic experi- | AGE} T Household spec ta lties. ~ aut — free Geograp! lical Pubi ishing Ce., Gea erts Portrait C2. p Kansas City. Mo. (cx9®) : State aze. expersence and saiary expected cormmissions, sell our bonded aspirin di- weekly. es cisases Works, Box E 28. Arcade, __s-Sareb st. _ Call Guncag. 2 — oS Ss wil s um i Lit r “RR =e |- m rs mt: - | mee. Sen % a eee aes Al MEN e line for Rosco” qua terri- | SALESMEN HERE ARE Pa AY? be N—And women to demonstrate fold | | buy on eee eee ence, for penera! office work. 4 Times! Shoe line; atate line desired. Luck) AGENTS—Soare-time wo! e— start you. Bt , ted P | Strike, 5428 Wella. Chicago. : aE are-til rk. to promote re- rt you. epresenta! ves wan er- rr “ie. blotte ol4 tory closing now. Pope Laboratories, i= r S$ FROM TODA " a mew ana'— an a Rtas ligious education in the home and dis. Mmanent business ‘Wholesalers ** sk SS | y pencss. lotters, fans, cellulo epe- own : as | TO B : E YEARS ~ - nd expenses a chair; .eve NG MAN-—To Geliver circulars AGENT Juick selling home essentia! religious literature. we need a! 609 Division. Chicago. 3 a aes | Cialties, — Rose Specialty Co., Des _Wood st. Dallas. Tex. a) TLD YOU 0 CONNECT WITH rs big profit. Call at mot “ . : ; ——E | _ Moines. Ta. SA LESME: N—Inexperienced or exper!- ARGE 4 | e., | ._ University City, Sunday 1:30 p.m. : > BMEN—25 house- (bows nignifie i mee ar 4 M py mornin A tm Ry nat agents make $10 Gaily: gample sent - ligent man or woman in each commu — =F _ Moines, : roo ho — Cee ne: ae at . if you have any spare time write u raluahie i "ince: vusiness arn Sow: | SALESMAN—First-class truck salesman. ced, city or traveling: write for free i MAN—For slock nm. WwW can facts _Bakertone corp Pearl st. Buf- r information: we pay Sberally: no pre- ‘ oe into ation ree. Ww rite Mai cee M Riedinae Q nd Mo gs > ee e | ' ) ; : rs. ger. o‘clock Monday boo AP. Big de use, coun'ing seaie Western mem | falo. N.Y PER ae Se « i 2 vious experience reouired. Un oe te seated Bristol Bidg.. New morning. 28th and Locust. Victer Motors, mand for men. Earn $3500 to $10.000 a RS OF AG foun ey erate ee ——— Id. te nig orl + Ay profit; fast selling | House. 164 Winston Bide. Philadelphia. | ——— ; (98) | Ine Address National Salesmen’'s Tr. aPPe a “1019 PINE ST., ASK FO N— Abou years 0 or novelly for lodge memt ‘ticulars seni . dinary 10-dav of AILORING -ENTS— selline ~ 7 c . c G glsx a ADeay 842) tni- a wnaiiess - cate ” gent, = he ~- : ot E. Xtraordina: td 10-day offer: wiven yeu - = raincoats and topcoats 53.9 syle insured hos! ery: ™Must Wear « in Missouri and flinois Th . “ - K 7 | stimulators, also cutlery. enarselware : § good pay. Room 7 Victeri. | kansas, Kentu: KY, Tennessee, $30- S75 and crockery: : as - : : = % charge of office: must fe $7 ne Rain f . ot @ or e b alneres Garment Co.. 1621 s.| and ehades for Easter business: no expe liberal commissions paid on | y one-third interest; saiary > " _ « — OP Ganital + mam-| TAILO — i - min i r capits . t sbo -| TAILORIN va | ESMFEN—Libere to solter call ad te ed business wee “ ie at ee vat a ine AG EN at “> to $100 week! a o - ¥ ' fe furnish tal orders: deliver profits "§ -* ' } ms me Sal . ¢ ’ 1 ; het ly vane : wre us," much ter- eng 8 . , | " we. oe aia nicage. ec. Co.,, 064 W. Randolph st.. a 5 enn pane ee 7 v $11.95 ‘roti: le - os _,|s - ESM. oe —agerien ned. for city end its SA LESMANS—Extra money ie ai gate Mfg. Co. 305 Ss. 7th st.. St. u's, You men « A e MAN. (oa ith ood "gales talk. to ra ex nh on: Strashing off: uto full information and my sect em °o- estab! . “ . * se referen irnishing roms se! ine our attractive advertising fans: Mo : “a Be MAH JONG SET, 50e on. over *he new sales poesibilities of a AGENTS—$30 dai taking orders bea u- new wonder ful | o a Master aut lum bool f h ‘o.. Con- oe 24. Post Di race. reierence required. Box tire time or side line: samples light: SALES [ESMEN—If you could offer a business i al gra ees ¥ ‘mented Nem of stationery. Ap- Pua! ride > enilorsa) melin u - i . arrison : bh, 2. - = re coummientena liberal. Write Fan Depart. | man high were pencils with his ad im- ; . : c bin came. it's all bISD S 7th, ic abie } ) 2.95 is , rt Dae yor.” 7 ful i tyke A-715 99) 3S. utomoti* - ry ne Co : “= I . he . pay you + fia to learn; at lest ‘ . comm: ere ath : 2! > x ie ° ay — : mot ‘ ment. L. S. Calendar Co. .Ciacinnati. O instructions ont OUNG MEN—3. neat appearing. to trav. Atlas Linen 7. os. - a sy pA tne se A en cor cily and (c99> : ; Sanipie Aron imt Product T > | eat.Fs ~ —- " — oi imary pencils, : eat IR ALESMEN AND AGENTS. z SALESMEN—Agerts, with cars. to sell | ; cr as an advertising nov- | — ICAN SALES opportunity: sa). S100 a | New port a’ . _ chi weak ee Sere a . 4 | : VE : ; ~- argm.._* e tire and money-making proposition | —————_ eee jon. Box A-100. P.- jobbers, wholesalers, retailers: make | i a - — — yo ~ ote. wouldnt you think you had a rea ® ot A r. Kennen, 0- a /ENTS—N “" won ller es ea es ~ ‘i, — ee ee nae 2, anon | bone dollar idert ul Qatnedd on am. .. AGENTS er! } i] ir. on 25 tire. guaranteed for one year SALESMEN -alling on shoe depart ment from $200 to $300 a week: must furnish iti Easy sales biz com- | Salesr are ! tata Gee eu @ : ~ “seca | @nd@ general store trade, to h $2 , " . ,| live proposition? . > . selling | : Mid. | © 0 handie @ $200 bond Write Safran Distributing missions. Mr. competition; Bt | ders Co, 5808 Raarnans wanven . " _ ‘mehse Unnecessary: no competition sarn- . als liz ’ ; i ; : rite ; , at ‘ " YOUNG X- -heor all around wort chk itt bie free. M SF ion Ce bad - ’ -o . ‘ ; : . - . , . {fer to you : of fahla ; . : 4 _ vl . “vu : oy . 4° Tile , : . on - P ofitad: side iDRe: _ecasily eS. a; b Tai =» ve a fais kno ¥ a ; ~ | ofiomiahe > - JS... s — ,land, Ohio a Monday AGE NTs—o0- an hour to advertise and — an Ce wt re w ONT . = amas adamantane ALESME N—Pri nti ng. t beral pres Sttion, SALES MEN—Carryr the most’ complete SALESMEN—Spec jaity msn, ee — aoe | " . | ora 2 cM distribute samples to neers rit {fere ivar rasan 7 DERFUL discovery: charges bat s) onnection in establis - om : complete line ready sellers te ‘ndus A RARE i Man. Rd =. aS uiek for me had eae. (SEES TT ae AO moiety a = ' i} minutes: galion free te agents. | ige plar i nae ee ye line of advertising pencils and penhold- ants, contracting trade or retailers: we | Homan Electrie | " expericn«e. y | &... & i “ , Teer ~ ican Products Co. oe: ere “re om iar. 2. Chi RRL Y ers “is Ra liolite Co. St. Paul. Mins ade. Rox plant, 2° Post - Dupetcn. tes ers, commissions paid promptiy. Mono- | a responsible established manufacturers | are creating a s¢ on. | vertis mu have abilit or fan ‘uC o.. “822 American Bl ” a . —— ~ te” _ #€) at C a , “ey rom secur or omy Gracin: ; Heine: ~ d ‘ 4 mt Cincinnati. 0 ° 7S - a a SALESM AN—§2 0 @ fv callin ° 4arn.- — Penci! Co., 1281 Fourth av., Cedar | id our salesmen carn f $5000 to | to = cartes _— ae - Wid. pal finance fil mu ~ to Start: a van ~wTme . a ol é , ‘ : Inet 1bu - ract & . ~ 7 e a? . L 4 nm 4. it) Rap nGs. la. 1S. Ooo yearty on attractive tiberal com- into your own : _ oll atia location. Bo : fe gee eer. Rome, —— AGENTS—$60-$200 Week. Appoint sub- ee Tee : ‘gh . Easy | nd Sell ( ' roce ries} cand ae poly own oe ae ms he. SALESMEN—Wanted, district sales man- » mission contract: state your salesexperi-| returns on investi@ee &§ rte . cae ES agents: 20 per cent commission; cuaran-| ®*PeTience or capita! quired; demon- : ie ae = ay: we deliver and | °“\"= i. : Sanit ( aint and Varnish Works. | Demonstration ; MAN-~-Age 17-18 for position teel "ee ne gold letters for shore win- trati sells it; steady rene mand | Paints, auton le oils. roofing and radio — ve Brahman Mfg. Co.. Auburn. Ind. a fe gE apne ee Ey — “S50 14th Sere y ‘onion av.. Chicago. Ul. | HEN. Sherman tote, ha miele prof siete | lareew manufacturing concern: some ows. aeliiy apolied. Metallic Letter Ce eel miect yor mirmas s se to ymers from sarmple no cap- © \N—Permanent city tio nao = = os : I a | Y Tat - : buri- Beka : : = epportu 3a N Clark, Chic aco a e ai ver and col , lanc ital rier . “essary: | iy eofit- | commission only = gp s3oo i weenly expenses and er mn. SALESMEN s best money-making Baty wa S ae == required __ Ee Hox R- S51. ~ answer in own | AGENTS —Rig. aui —~ ; — - - — it today for - I eommi ng | month and ever: give age and experience =a.¢s Manager. Box 502. Cedar NKapids. sition out; sell our line of “a Ty | SCHAPER STO by : : Wea. - Te manufacture 3: experience and | hour with Luxe mm mon : oak .. A. ai “Pa K €o.. Dept. M. 5S ae : larant 52 sine Box A-47_. Po«t-Dispatch. (29) lowa. everybody needs and wants; ty 7 - —— a shed oernte factory. call 19 Rox A-S1t. Post- Dis. | telle how we écliver mene as ™ + oy . “ rk City = ec ri © u.l icu! Ss. : | SALE=MENW alling o tail dru — {. ,LESMEN—With magazife. news round business: repeat orders meare S| ak _Satovite, N—8tro iant for kins i 2 4 = _AGENTS—RBest seller: Jem ru Brow? _Wholesa! e Grocers 7 s to hand ae om tS Pas are, | eee as sewspane:: | steady income; free particulars. The Long trong. as assistant fore- na tios-ery Co.. 453 Washington st. . we! le Jem rubber repair rT are . ‘ to handie a profitable side line; easily or picture experience, to represent Col- Wear Shoe Co.. 123 Nicollet av.. Minne- You can have =& the printing tuk besi- Bost: for oo tubes. supersedes vulcani- | — _~ Soid Seral commission. Box A-346, I : city and out-of-town work. 4 or- | e Mi ’ ‘electric appliance wwe aving of Post- Diepatch. ie cers day will pay you $60 a week. See | _*po!'s. — lealeamen. make fi ipsut before 10 a. oe after 3 Pp. , SALESMEN—Old. established. highly rat- "oc | beg! right party chance on AGE 7 —Make $4 ia w “a “s c i 800 ver cent. sales force after few months; food mteed line of ho eek, ceiling fuer ' ft om cold, it vulcanizes itself In two WwW SAI -ESMAN—T nd) de li “ - inal alt emeaieks ake : | i im two | AGENTS ANTED—WOMEN an eee pr ~~ ~—he? — fg 1023 Tith Guaranty Bidg. 2), ed — will pay. spoctaty ao ed ee | money for marketing a hig rod- —_ > a a ane circulars free: premium for «+ * ee +n yay h.. ————— otter At ale cane AAT co teem | qo “Desk E. Indianapolis. ind cCallane so sah -geéetnery Gealee. War aes te AGE NTS— al and cite -. mest with port. Ky ssion. National Colortype Co.. New- | SALESMEN— #elling department stores to | uct on unique and practical merce ndis- | ee ee ae ener Bn = — ars how to make big money a = Ss 6 — prorits. - ic! represent rominem manu! acturer and ing plan: $35 to $85 ver order: 3 to 6 : fouxe~ MAN—Of neat appear- AGENTS—S$ 100 weekly: new practi. a! ne- warmjple, address Amazon Rubber Co ” Soest. ee + ayer toi ; . .OOM | SALESMEN Sen cups and saucers to imperter ladies’ neckwear; give full par- orders per week and ~~ connec- | 31.000 — oy the . doing Cessitiet every auto owner buys on sight. ade’ ph ta Pa.. Dept. 15 : QQ ih oa . i . 0; mereajants at Sc pair; clean up with ticuiars regarding territory, references in | tion Im sight to pcroducers. Address Sa'+s MS ” : “ hae, ee Huston. Mary- lwoung advert J 5 ibaa xs: 26S ramen. — tween Wid tu legitimate and © . ; : ie rep “esent ati' a. | big - —_ 4 suc . Js ; r. umber 60 sona! e terv! ewed day a : ngs mtn 2. —— pee ‘ .| seller out: pay advanced: we deliver: eee | 8s 3A LES dry goods, furniture. hardware. dept and 30, of neat appearance; write for sample. Goldsmith,.29 S. CI'n- ob nirelit: estate of tase SALESMEN WANTEv "and MAN—Calling on farnie iture dea! lers and general store salesman; folding at arranged Sunday. March 16._ K-388, Post-Disg —_ Sonn an aveet: eraall cspatal | i ——a oa Rakim, Tr. ton Chicago. ct. ™ > ain put AU TO SALESMAN—To sell Chevrolet outdoor lawn furniture and kitchen tables: why a high SALESMEN—U sed car; expe- ; 3. Wid —Res fauran’. Boreas. | Fun ee — ae con re a“ > : wi M | >. ane af ssa “it — ~4 AGENTS—Digmond sensation asc, a 5 mi m3 es thousand ased. . cars; @ real proposition. Box C-46, P-D. | °°™m™mission basis. Box P-161. P.-D. (c) + a. Cabat SS ee re sth | goods and furniture city trade, ““amazing discovery of Raja Gorsed: city and State offic ag pa icé) "SALESMEN—CALLING ——S ne_Cabany” SOS5R_for_ stalls. ( oe ife Bidg. Le furnish leads to our men: wondertui| —7>64 ‘P| fo2'New York manuracturer, stare expert, | 0M Offered to make some real | anted | Real dow shades; must be a hustler. “Sic. 'S 2 || Block. Chicage Proposition that means \LESMEN— $6.50 4 rp ——- roDposi tio eans big commissions | 5. SMEN—$6.50 profit o: $75 , | : rot On new ‘30 ence, territory. nb Sox Y. D., fse7 /money. see Mr. Mu hy, 3128 | SS eee op Ss AGENTS—Easter umbrellas. all colors. | AGEN TS—Ho-Ro-Coe | Sua unt _Bevinaton Motor. 16 S : te ge — ‘ Box Y “137, Post. Di patch. | _faney tips and handles: sell $3.19; com- setiers 130 "1 ems Sees aon toilet es AUTO TIRE 8 he a aa — ay every merchant needs; write} Broadway, New York 0 AX GEASS of imsiroction on hew to se! mission advanced; sample —_O. O =: ticles, perfumes, extra: * r v . ALESMAN—City and ¢ coun- sample. Merchants’ Association, 542 I st. | worker and have Wes 0.c premimm sick and accident in- partictiiars free Leavers Umbrelia Pac a oe acts, spices, rubbe Gy, easy to sell: liberal commission; earborn. C hicago SALESMAN—With established retail trade, ,40eu wv “a. oe - _™ , ctve . v * a goois and household specialtie We are write or call for particulars. Gr Wees. " . -—-—-~ _ — - 28 Post-T ie something Sau Loulevi Ky ° - eat est- |S LES to sell boys” blouses and men’s sitirts in | - ~- | Box © surance is being opened now! = Instruc- - ae - now located in ovr big new building, 2726 | erm Tire Corporation, 2811 Locust, s ALESMEN—To sell restaurant and hotel e of Missouri and surrounding terri SALESMEN—Two. for St. Louis, who ave tied free. Apoly by letter or person. 415 AG re any A business of your own: 4 Dedier street _ We maintain for your con- | Louis. a SUpDues, wonderfu i} field for a man who ¥. foe New York manufact urer, ‘one’ « capable of earning $75 per week or ‘ Bits . ee canes ee sane on — ro — venience a City Sales office at 1334 | BOND ‘SALESMEN—Con e te 161s “Foe: ote ~ —— = *¢c : . : : ble man who has had experi- —= ae easiores:: See - eae a men! esata ay or Goer oo i plan | ELEV ATOR SALESMAN. AN—Hi gh grade. one oe g x $3000 0 s San yeariy. Povar “=ALESMEN—Expertented tn canvas good« then the ertginal edition: ar > . 4 e ~~ 3 —, , . - ; a2 : - . e « 4 . : e [ Be ~% ence in managing a large, di- _Suren. Fasory 128. chicago The Janaleme Dressmakers, Dept. A-1273./ none but eXperinece ane lerritory; Sep. . Sew EOFS: | prom our New Orieane branch. Appin te | in business, ta th ~ = : er es Indi anapo! is, Ind — bet ed need apply. The War. SALESMEN eo = 7 ans men. Adpiy bye in Jus ners, im the pre n rect mailing department aGENTS—Barn “$500 _ month easy. ~ Jne - — rea ET Pew ae ne Ele’ rator, Mi 4 i“) cs. -innat ‘eo To sell popular iime of 4 and 6-cvlinder sett er with references. Fulton Rag and po! ities. Men of rea? selling abi’ity Can ; A. Wiliams made 348 in three hours, INSTALLMENT FU RNITURE SALESMAN automobiles. This {s an opportunity to, ‘| ottom Mills, St. Louls, Mo. or New & at this time get o wise chetce of terrt car*‘ornrr a2 preepe a Write te. AGENTS—lInsuranee ; ] 2 P‘>r Tol edn o.: ealar fr rae or more experience. Can use| ¥'? Sright future for right man ADDIF SALESMEN , . knitting yares made by American Woo!- 2°¢ managers. the sales campaign will be addressograph equipment GENTS—Te sell gh . : " . ¢ J. Kebacker, Room 404 Stather _ 1 rie N-——Experienced in tire acces- | en (ov. to dry goods. art goods. depart- ecket by national advertising and ex- : . @ sell combination figbiweisht 1) first-class industrial and | Monday noon, between 12:30 and pve sories. to sell our line to garages and | ment stores: must be exuerienced this tensive circularizing: strictly office calls . | overtest. and reinceat to ladies pene er * " GROG ERY M as mF vuicanizsers, real proposition. =z com- trade: liberal commission: easy side line: by introduction or > Big rtunityv perma- : men. samples free: price $6.50: comm’. ordimarv Insurance wen who : : —For sa .¢8rmen to build 3 ——T.. Atias Rubber Ce.. "4 Weet ) mae he. reouired. Write FE J. Dunkiee counts arnat : : dress | ; rite Z ~2 | @tens daily Chas. E. Morris & Co... 637 * — re Brrita m St. Louis and vi-| _Grand. Chicago _Hotel Jefferson. St. Lovie. Mo. Modern Eloquence Corporation. [08 Sth | ELECTRIC a are desirous of obtaining fast ‘ &. ro canned foods. 1412 SALESMEN—Indestrialinearan men, | SALESMEN—$700 a month casy iatrodac. _*%. Ne _Yor® Cry. | Toiede. © _Arch *: Palladeipiia. Ps ; - ; : . adws for life. accident and health. ali in one ne rtising : me eras , AGENTS—ake $300 month aad free ae: promotion with an A-1 com.. tOCERY SALESMEN_—We | poliey, athiy pre " xs ©5600 i $8000 lett ‘year; umustal ee! SALESMAN — Are you am-| SALES a ' : . ' ; : portunity: no peyote lt mo dell verics: | bitious to try to quahfy fora. panos. ~ Lom temo .e with oew so yle written gua’ _ Reply, giving references “9 os. = = ening pany. I have made 73 promo- wee wishes to dentify bimeeif with the =. : Ah mo collections: go- er salesmen write rey "144. Dayton, © tions in my office during the | 132. Portis ~ “O° DES rfu naide | ong ational (Advertising, La Grange. | $1000 connection? I want 3 rade “Reet Creatine ayto | pas ree v “ HOSIERY SaALEaMEN sa j ' "y LEsM — a 7 enon ble te _ shirts d reek. from oor nate net Meee? t th years. C Ompany Cc —. . SAMPLE © ai os Tie M Ty. derail ate | ae a ag a Le ; i give | men who will prove their worth | | jong a > no canital er eaperietee required: easily opening new territory,all the imap inctoding eg ines, Of stk stock a eevee _Co.. Spriniges, | mean 168 por cont Pi a permanent position, with veular_ reese nec ¢ ail advance spring éoiers SALESMEN—To follow leads suppiled | . tok hie Rig income and a well establi hive wire | io he ne ! future for the right man shed - fo Es ema: bic w ~otats. Wri fer free sem en tim , wonderful rea! it Madinon Mili 303 Broadway, New Yors e. Fime agency contract. | tnd: mabe the csies automation sides an’| Boyalclapnanss toleetin capeteue one acer, room 205 Wainwright, 7h / real estate. organization. If | EASY TO mut ste * , te have or have not found | ™=""t. ‘eo: estete! , gfVaranteed. Why co ectric Shep. ©Pport yun its *stad-. gent business: moet attractive , _ the targest lis of this & wo _ - ceeded by anvone. PPly Cc. a | sai 7: ; in Lee ( - turer of strong line 5 ad ladies’ popular y If, thi your o yy. | "aio eo wi SA = gg: proposition: sei skirts dulews Dresemtative «ef | VOUrSe is is. you ppert abe work: oe. , ne. aye new, he frrat : N. COTTIN. M Qrert: Soa extracts, remedies. anager ; terri as howelry: bia erof * ’ 50 wee ' veall or pat louis and mearby territory; comm See en Godan ter Geos ven Cat aree thes Vaa Railway Exchange Bldg "REAL LLa. . rn sera. Uept. Gis rr ston & y iy | beat rel re | reantred. nity. ~ Mr. HIGGINBOT BOT- | fi ~ <A a a 539 Arcade Roosevelt ra. Chi Ne * HAM, $tatler Hotel, Monday. [20° *" ~ Eta*e .* ' ’ City. P li ig Sanasetas Policy contract cannot be ex.| poe er pt nsider go- | ona mille thet «ere really jeb@ers when | Basemen rucx.- Se ey | i ae age York® manefac- ’ ~~

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cATRMANSg . a apna == 10 WOMEN AND GIRLS $ WANTED—Is the 5 the position you seek advertised in these columns today ELP WTD.—womeN, GIRLS) HELP wro— women, GIRLS) 1: big wht od write Gin ; Min : l-—Colored, ney with needle Sg HOUSER ES tana et, two veoks. J.C ts’ Asen.. nea po- actory work: ‘i. Sale smanship Course Men and women, on women's coats and | qy2 to) —Westimins = ria ae surroundings. "Iai ae Ae iv. fe aa «6 Central National enn ettton Mills ad in cone Wer Box ke ht Post-Di wish to enter the profit- | Suits. Apply superintendent. of employ- se ae pack = ; HOUS a ES1.a Dips 5 Bie ororanee caicemanani... {ment mezzanine oar, aa aa Re a er scrontala” EEitas? Ge | SALESL ABU —apoi FW WoolwORR | Se enrenGunaliumeor Bole 4 A 5 4 : ° @eur pene A . . C dn Ae course of in- Stix Baer & IF 5——-Experienced angle. | HOUSEKEE c~-R—Good rages. on APPlY SPOTTERS — : | SALESLADIES— House: to-house ord ladies to werk on Saturda a big ton, ing March 24, 1924 ? uller | {wt Star Laundry, “2708 Olives (c)|__1915 Hebert st. after Hla (ec) | ments. —And_breaaers Co 4380 he. | ries uc, : ar . = KERPER— Whitey references re- SPOTTER fans —Eiverenca 2 tcl) wa references. Bialock, 4832 N prone: | YANTED PAINT: =: —Meantaln Gro ‘ 100 Manet iets. 1088 Thue" duaranty Bi | a C SWomen cane. $i ‘na: Rae a ruioh fe ; Pp ; . at ap and 11:50. March K-387, POST. DI | & RU "HC ae y han ° GiIRL— A eee ‘ dincnatincemai es SALESI.A DYE rienced in @ sada. ' mL FCH Ol, ds; examiner and spotter jor light housework and help dry | HOUSEKEEPER For family of 3; adulte: STENOGRAPHER—Berinner: siate wakes: | pladieg’ furnishings references fot ured ‘mone “Seechantos eg ~ tis 7 a a on- | e " 7a Cf ~ vests; pay | HOUSEKEEPER— Motherleas home: family STEN OGRAPH ER — Experienced. st H. HOWBERT or CG. he. BOARD’ SALEa _ Ke mn anes ary to $25 $75 aire 6A e: state age and reference. Box g00d home, Pr onga ee 3336A Frank- 31D. Post. Digna nanical line. Box N-/ a Bee Dept. Store. 6202 none for }_ mene a : c | Gay after a. m. iin_av. -_ - inn 1, Nicholas, etry b4 Bheridny a ND and pin fitters. Also girls to B46. Postcin - ’ - 9, 4 _ MANAGERS. Girl — > sDa ch. icl ’ lin. . __ Bomont "RR: | DISTRIBL TORS—Agenis. fa = » Ze fern Eloquence, new and learn. Apply Alteration Dept. 4 be Avy a help reer light lunchroom; | HOUSE SEK EEPER—Experienced. at ihi4 ” fee ee ee ——C avable: in small of- SEL LL, children’ S Greases direct from fac- : PAINTS OR VARNI SH - i a. | try -. downtown; salary $100. P ory to homé@:; 3O ver cent less than iB k N ¢ i R | E A N i) $).50 oa 7——— 2Bop per . + 4 o> ca co device; 100 per cent profit 12 volumes ¥y_ time Sunda : ° NV ‘ > = ; , to consumer and trade: guar k fs any. ith Floor. 239 uci. rn te) ies aghington. Apply as eariy as _N-396, Post-Dispatch. °“ | store prices: liberal commission: outfit ch N. weekly, ‘rmanent business. on reception and in al 333 8. Dearhern, Chic ; opular th oW awnings on power ma- liddle-aged: good cook. | = Ago. y will be even more a, ee B C . Jefferson Tent and Awning Co. me home: oe eked: g00d cock: | Operator: must tra he . on —tte N. Sixth s¢ aicolh grant en, taleenea SESS srominent mon in Famous- arr O. qe 7o_Pennsyivania._ e) | K-227. ‘home famoall Waxes’ no triflers. me | rately and pidly: must ‘Se ‘willina: red | SALESW OMEN—To follow eden or tied NEGLIGEE SECTIONS ' SECOND HAN ~ Kreatest ; ' GIRLU—-Cookin en ae ' _Dunctual tox P-3OR, t fart ¥ our electric shop on en washers Ford car of modern times; in the pro provessions wey ~! pasties. APPRENTIc ——— em colored : Polen emnemart. | 3. to 7:30; | HOU: SEKE EPER—And care for child: STENOGRAPHER : Post = Dispatc h. ‘| and Roval cleaners; splendid opvortuniry.: | awe with new : bill; Big money to hustle of real selling abili can a rene ENTICE GIRL-—+To lear beauty | _8On. m my pleasant surroundings: mother employed wholesale —~One with liberal proposition. Apply Electric Shop. GOooDp SAT ARY ; lings, at larme savi ager, 327 E. Anaheim ore. 4 wide choice a a TI eg ner and marcelling: paid while learn. GIRL—German. as pial, om 4725 Vernon av. | replying Stabe onne in | _basenient Scruces-Vanderv cort-Barney 44 PERMA-: | steei plants, tanks a Cal munity ‘ae vcoachers and ‘man’ | bot's, “ie,” SMMge, , Call Monday, Te Peas. Mitte cother ‘help ie kept; |Hgusee Sep ER. General. small tamy, | pected 1a She Bis, TY (C3, | SALESLADTES—Who will show and tke | NENT POSITION. APPLY | a323 - r - Z: eee 121 N — wage rin onfineme : Lierman. Vic- EN — —{c7 ' orders for our rubber ¢ s. househ>i DIVISION MANAGERS—Wish- . | ign will be backed by| ASSISTANT TO BUYER — Art needle | Gime orth 1 28._ Post -Dis. tor 10205," ‘ STENOGRAFRER—Stehdy Seamen'i $15| and“ceinport, necessities for “komen” and organize and operate crews of ing and extensive circular- needs dept.; must be thoroughly experi - RL— Experienced, or woman, genera! HOUSEKEEPER—Siay on place; free| VYaneement. Hoyle 4 Ke ae AL | babies. can earn big income weekly: par- salesmen selling wearproof: nena oe calls by introduc-| ¢™°@d: permanent position with reliable | Russel! ork: references: good pias a 3939 room and use kitchen: light work; cook |_Co., 606 N. Broadway " ot te) ticulars free. Write American Rubber twill men’s clothes; $12.50 the aunt any. Srawing accounts against bers ipyoference required. Box Pp-l121. | GIRL ORF ELDERLY W (fc)! only for self: no washing: modern flat. SETNOGRAPHER—Expenienced : | _ Products Co., Dept. 367, Pittsburg, Pa. — ERN FO tlic tevin (c) . help Box K-134, Post-Dispate sie who can} SAL ESLADIES——Young ladies who are em- =. Assist with bookkeeping. Call moins | Dloyed now, in la dries. factories, of- tail; union made; cutweats R | m ‘Address MOD suits at one-thi ps nN. 2 ifth av..| BINDERY GIRLS with house re- rd ‘the " MORPORATIO 200 F A : tY GIR 2. efficient only: ex) _expe- work. Mr Wa ing or Mere 4 HOUSEKEEPER—Under 50. motherless between 10 and 12. Western Wire fices. etc.. to make to $20 per week: men make $100 weekly: rienced table girls need apply. (2 Product 4 a . mca per > As 1 horre: good ing: stead i s Cc o., 3d and Spruce. (ec) ‘ eo i erson. 4517 Olive (o) | ced "sovertan — suited. Call stig be Prankiin third en STENOGRAPHER — M be accurate. morenie: wiite for ements during spare sions and wonderful pro : aes P'S x uivering: protected territo 7 LEA THE ART HOUSEKEEPER—Middle-aged woman? no C Holman Paper Box Co..| M nly 4 | , lark av r. Miller. Please call early competent and thoroughly reliable: i | N-347, Post-Dispatch. | LEARN 2 | —N-347. Pos ——— | CANVASSERS 4 — ons”. * STENOGRAPHER—And velie? “dictaphone | Conn werry Anne Dress Co.. New Haven, CO... 3130 Hall BARRY CORSET &|'PIPE and a LINGERIE CO. - ____ 905 LOCUST ST. we seu sous Oe ee eee eee ee liveries and real service rr : Cod woman” Mychlld: wood home for - . 2) bi I | a | | HOUSEKEEPER—Middle. ages and steady employment to tight _Clothing Co., 442 N. Wells, icam iy 1 SELLING AT ROORR ae Eugene Fox, 37 (12 Texas. | IRI 204 “Experienced millinery operators; care for 2 small igdle-aged “mother Bide’ Victor Motors, Inc., 1818 Arcade ae ae cad buatusée shen selling rt DRUGGISTS, pha acists, chem: > oma nw: H IL FRE ER 4 . PER AND STENOGRAPHER— Mil linery Co 704 We are. Melbourne | works; good home and wages. Call Sun- a ee | new and inane line of leather, metal and | CANV SERS—Wome Eo liar tion! Several men for ~ - ' sc ( ; sae | nNeamMaenr ra 1 shane estate experience. Son- | Sree == asihngton. 4th floor. | day after 7 p. m. 1367 Montclair. Page | STENOGRAPHER — Experienced Papid | celluloid emblem novelties, made in 8t. “differ - omen; very attractive. PLAYHOUS! ubhouse "s ern and Chicago territory wanted, EACH YOU SALESMANSHIP | — a arnett. 5948 Easton av. ic) ellab! for Rpneral housework: must Re | it outa tion and typing: salary $95; state | Louis: swell flashy sample cases. ose | erent’ Oriental _totlet Hoe: op a. “tor & A +4} : ashing ash- | GOUSERKEEPER_ Woman respectable. | SxPerience and references. Box 'P-158 | Emblem Co., 3d floor. 613A Pine. Hindu, 45° poe i" F : ‘ae So. 4 br. ine v2. N. Bovie av. 9) T 2 mt, Ne isea Geo. A. Broen & Cy., 277 ' MeANTHE TO PLACE YOU [-KEEPE R—One with general office inaton, Post-Di tch. — —- rege - ~ « acetates good references: motherless home. ak A) ht as Mand neat appearance woman of refined CANYV ASSERS—To sell with crew: ——— “Baike: “©o alin ae Me 4 Ae a + City; call Cabany 775 for j . N POSTTIO: IN, ‘OME LN | © oa ence, for furniture manufactur- Gini PO me ge —————— os een A 33-35: | ing concern: must be competent: state fam * _— cook and f first floor work respec table piace R. Jokerst. 2635A Ne- | STENOGRAPHE R—You oung > fede for ~al | and neat ap arapce for outside work: | and commission: se ; 4 | season opening: work- _ment, | EMARING OO be > =. Or salary. Hox P163. P ami 2: Ger f MAKE ; $100 WEEKLY IN & . 1 he ” ba | = OX FF 1Gs + FPost-Dis spatch. ___!¢) | wages Me li nan preferred: hichest braska. (€ fall Sunday, > to 11 a. m. 2 | estate office: quick and accurate: go bi ome amnpies tatcarry and nothing to sell; Sell what the public w . 1... ~everal, to learn on power ma- Phone Mehlville 103. Wandless Perk. | @ nights a week and transcribe and. copv tion; good personality and education re- pe - In every town. Write iete outfit - won terms = Wa CALL AT 2208 LOCUBT. | tae BAF ge ers: S| enced aan ney Singer binding oe spert” | GADY—Elderlv; good home, smail wages; | Aor tome: Must do, meat. work and pel} quired: “Preference given to teachers; ruil- | FES Beni eneacdtoe ase dare I SOO or. 4 3 Manchest “r oie ho mi... ' . gers: rit rirl on nger bindin a ’ correctly ox N-2 ost-Dispate “ : nd bonus; write, giving are, 2 . MAN—Sit.; willing worker; will ‘ons - — ane oi in dou a art A 86. Post-Dispatch. , ee. __two in family. 3209 Greer av. | past experience and time schooi closes. CARAS aE house-t¢ o-house sales- wtecondhand: And billiard: aor © Main ST768W. Central 4401, good : .Y anything Frees chau aad . GIRL—White. > . LADY—EFElderly. as housekee Hungar- r- S - - Fo F Van e over 20: : housework a id as- tr Rox K. 418, Post-T ; ¢ SM N | ancement, . eB, | sist with 1. an _ian preferred. Theodore. Biok N Oth. Aw ewers School Assn.. 23d and Grand ay. » Kan- | guarantee. Mi mechanic. ‘year-old b a —— ce @ , aby: good home: } ; ; MAN—wWith ability to handle the s wee 8nc salah "dest ired - P.-D good wages; reference : LADY—wWhite. to do washing. sas City, Mo. | ¢ en = sae ond of a St. Louis machine me “~~ J. \ Bt BN HOE .E MARER—Steady 5 job. 817| Monday. Olive sgos. “Tred. Call) ““iaana 8, 10th. Experienced ; plenty of | ail war a Dina — A Nation-Wide-Damaud tisk ar Se Saal moe POPCORN 7 PPER—Du ra ne company: investment of not than \:_Sth_st.. 2d floor. GIRL—For general housewo nusr be | uADY—Middle-aged; in wed ne “LU. S. Maid’’ undergarments. slips, | : % " . er. ine $5000 required. Box C-29, Post-D, tem » c "ARE TAKER—For G@octor or dentist Sec ottice | 00d cook: referemee. ework : must ooh | sist with “housework: % rete work; top prices; long season. | gowns. sweaters. ea Sa See a aekent SB1BA vo “Grand 8314. PORT re. Merames * @ for li ; ; S) av ¢ ha Mw L M: ; senta m country — N ; O85 Pm ae ~noon. 4401 McPherson av., | San wages 4 Maplewood, = ROSEN THAL-SLO AN Factory | tone na at Tilinele ana Missouri to ears | SOLICITORS—St. Louis and other towns. Jeong : beat condi: condi: ey ~— ‘Shire Sra tee wee 1) pughly Experi=|, living rooms. Easton. Sunda wi TIRE “ " oS N N ; j _t "HAIR Ww RAPPER—Must ‘be first- Claas: | Da ' LA ID. — fs care for two « hildren and a do | j ul , ’ T | . me 4 ' t 5 : lling “‘direct to wear- | 10e articles, use ll ho sy iat Jit EXTRA rs, CRI et f good wages and steady work. —— ~ Rugs - at less than cost of food to woma G Box ris Post Dispatch. ‘c) } LAS tNDRESS—White. Apply 3632 Ar- | g SCHAPER_ STORE. 6th and \ Washington. | REMINGTON AU MAT MEN—To se 1a and accident “ p. past middle bey comfortable home: small ; 4 ER 16. TO W ORK IN CUT- | kansas av Of th th d e SALESWOMEN—Large established silk full, extra ribbed bell open, new. ons | —_ 0) 01d. 10) WOPk,eloew here am - ixth floor | town. Box_A-242, Post-Dispatch. foes NERY TOUSE: SPRIBRCE Kul: | LAUNDRESS—Colored. Monday morning | oi ousands of tele- | manufacturer. selinix Cemprete Seautes Ou ce at 88. men; men oo Of ; _ D ' xX 7 oN p 4 = 4 ‘ L . 4 ve or . anaes lee work here. 218 Granite Bldg, amg | viglbbed alt Gopeotioantinccen nay and w. pe | NECESSARY: PER WEEK not | 8120 Berthold. (c) phone employes _ surely | Ung Sunder strict, musrantes: averame agate. S0c tine da or Sun, on ee © ty oe al . ——— P | | START. BAER. STERNE ERG & co- | LAUNDRESS—Colored: Cabany 2516. | there are some in your $10 per days. Phone Ca- ROAD * patc Pare - after 9:00 Monday, for on, agate, Sic 4 3 aes ’ . ol parts ef 1 ‘ P ; ; li gn ; ” : ONLY one, sale dai $1000° month BU IGS- P_32A. Poet-Dispaten oad te) | « HE 21S LOCUST ST. “ch oi} 2 Kingsbury. ; : display, i pan GIRL—Experienced: white: general work. | LAUNDRESS—wWhite; reliable. for Tues: | neighborhood ; go with | appointment. London Knitting Co. per line » Roy Ee wad SAPES—Ba cafes. awe | | sat. ESWOMAN—FExperienced in calling on y 30 times, gaits Sc, c. Display Bauma ye = ye Co., 421 N. 4th “99 | ‘se _ ball ix marvelous new ; as miachine: retails StS: work bi % - VANDERVOORT- pose Pe roman ~ Appi mcPhereon. : cooking and first-floor work: also sec-|__day or Wednesday. 4A Connecticut. them to ait f ge een Togs ~~ © ‘i * Moubit 1 & 4 wuke's | ond mafd for uvstairs and dining room: | LAUNDRESS—White, for washin al visit one of our t ll i . vite 3S Delma | a we ge an dry goods trade to represent a we le; 7 t mes _ BARNEY D. G, CO, (e e). - al 5335 (c7) small family: good wages: German pre- ironing: small family. Apply Sunday central offices. known line of infants and ladies’ sanitary 30 mes, daily $c. Bun. be. SAMPLE CAS 5; se leather: vides, automatically. A a | durable, handsome. , . ' o> | COOK—With caiecunendl 35 Washington } ferred: best. of references. Mrs. Mackay. mornin S318A California. (c) ; f Ohio, in which the dition ¢ Tremendous dem | , ae ter. Forest 536. 78), 3680_ Lindell | bl. i | ing. 3: } | specialties in State o oO, 6 ALES nae if Tr. F - ein en a = wR is already established: commission ALES REPAIRED— Writs ick for. liberal tning Cale ASSERS and SOLICITORS | COQK—Fxperienced white and first qeae GIRLS | LAUNDRY HELP ie, mane basis with jibaral drawing account; must MISPELLANEOUS FOR SALE ~S tor sain” Oh Louis ‘Sea ‘Sen reales. Co... Dept 23, Grand Rapids, 3 f SASSER Man or wonian; to take or- | ~-“Cr*-_Cabany 9120. avalon tee On power machin S | Experienced markers and assorters: both | onsider how you would | have good references. Climax, Specialty, | ASHP:TS — Corrugated, steel. Economy | 8..Third st. be ICR, | i ' COOK4-Coloreé. frat .. my oon —_ n $e ent anal pee. = SHOR co. 'pen and machine; good wages: steady | like to w ork fo ‘. 4th floor, 1515 Pine st. {c) Sheet Metal Wks.. 3852 Easton. Lin- SCREENS—cCopper, for front . work; apply at once. Superintendent, ra company - n ed Saleswomen dell 6151 (c99) with transoms. 2117 xperienc ATTENTION. DOCTORS!—McDonald sur- on ee Van 3500 envelopes hour: amenre av m = ali " ¥, ( OOK—PFor lower feoor work: newly ar. |. GIRLS—For general factory work: light. 023 Morgan. fev) , be ined good wages. Phone W ebster " 1860 | ment; steady positions: good salary: none! chairs. tables: at bargain. MoDonald, ; 7 Me TRAVELING SALMSMAN— | : ° (c - | Co.. 3526 Kaston. ae) at aay go home nights. Phone Forest | stow ard station, walk east. Wallace Pen- | fami} y finished work; excellent opportunity -“~; owing, One anxtous to take SS ia! the man to sce - you are looking for | cx ae es a eee Hungarian. for re«- )ami—s XPERIENCED. OR } DDLE- | department. ; L NDRY. 701 Delmar. fe)! strictly confidentia! ie AT? AU : — Postcara size kodak, outboard motor, $175. also a nN COOKING FOR FAMILY OF TWO: NICE | ; lowerin lants heat ot : 7 “= | ton Di. (ec rose bushes. flowering p few days. Miller Sign Works. 2020 wool clothing. underwear, ts for Thomas Guaran'eed ‘losiervy: | must be experienced ; references requi ret J. 2 ; 7 “(c) | HEAVY INSIDE WORK AND MAN FOR|__lor. 219 N. 8th sc average while | aquired. Chase Bros. Co.. Rochester. N. Y,| BOILER—Ideal downdraft wectiona ee pear MANAGER—KEnvelope a an ms for « rs selier on good commis- not Afraid of w io: : at. . tion no competition; retails ee ee e008 ——— aiemaoeoen, Park tt Locust _at 36th. fc) | NEW AMERICAN, LAUNDRY, ' that goes to such pains to dies’ d sed , , . . . mee ‘ So « ady-t ear art- “al c -F arly. Consolidated Co.. Dept. ¢ ; maT. sell with crew: salary | ‘ivod French or Ge rman girl: good home ity. nleasant surroundings: a a —— a prov ide comfortable attrac G on for la ready -to-w ep Zical chairs ready for delivery; also u ; niec’s Hoviston, _Roston, } Mars, commission; season opening: work. | ss > ll in aN ches . — $ she cwe 10 — tated EXPERIENCED. evenr-tempered hustlers: . , : D or weiry salesman with estab ASS And solicitors; Mr. Miller : #1 Co.. Hanlev and Bruno. ee | for girl who is capable of taking charge of | | must be on the job; big civic special AUTO peek. SS304 8, Spring. 5056. - Ap A class in o yeratin will better homes edition: gees commission TO TENTS—Two; auto gas stove, tar- STEAM-HE Sar se eo gh ee 3 8 Olive, 3 to. | nis aeee ee ot $30 week. Ap-| AGED WOMAN FOR _ AL, | IMPERIAL 1 5 [ x |_for experts. Box K-287. Post-Dispateh,| Paulin, 12x20: steel sponson duck boat, a GEOWIERN ctier S08 (083) | hoe aOR neton, 26 coer (2)| HOUSEWORK INCLUDING” IN aA iberty Hospital, 4500 Washing- | begin next Monday. You | LADY—To take orders for our gre Bésch me to; ali Mee Sew: poor CRS o =— —_ — n usewor sma}! ; . | to wsalesfolks to — ASSERS—Men, $50 a week taking apartment: 3 | ROOM AND PRIVATK BATH: HA\ — recelv n sy selling; commissions paid r a ge — FRR | LAUNDRESS 2 DAYS WEEKLY FOR | SWATD— Solero “gto cl clean, in beauty par- | ecelve a salary above the |. Seetipr ae Oelivertan er eelleeting tL nan an Louis. ons ot asoeer “blanikern ete | colors: ay — % oy ~- oy 3619 Lafayette av.: Grand 9013. OUTSIDE WORK: EVERY THURSDAY | MAID—Gene. _— work : b r. leaning. Ka rom woo] grower ; P n free cutfit ; : s seneral housewor must be ex- | , ; 7 S—Make $3 ‘ for apartment Bros COOK——W hite; small | family: also = AND SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND AL- perienced. 2819 Lafayette. (c) | See our employment super- | WOES AND Git? aaperte. Be Boc ROLES Gontiont rin r le i a nae Lindel No peddling, no capital, no perience.’ oe 6186. Dayton, O after’child: h ————__ ree All or spare time. We furnish — a ; no housework: good wages.| MOST EVERY EVENING OFF EARLY: — — te ; to start you. Exclusive territe ; ye ee, 4 a "+ plied Getel otteee 5 hes Lewin, Apt. 311.| HALF BLOCK WEST OF FOREST ay > ¢ White, ey general, housework; 3 | visor, 4th floor, Kinloch | pleasant work. Write Rishop Sales So M day. 1600 “Mar ~~ hence — ae i wey Woo! Growere’ Ww | Vi N. Euc! Ad. v - 7a wooc : ; _Foreet- 9280. sie ea fc) | P s4RK AND HAT EF BLOCK EAST OF | ; tn as pad te 8 or r 5861 Ww ta) Drawer 5 es 79. Jopi! n. Mo =~ me . ay ket. OF HAF IWAR Piankinton Arcade, Dépt, | “AD, WOMEN or soliciting; sal- |\COOK—White: experienced: downstairs | CITY LIMITS CAR LINE. GIVE 2 ny * —)| Bldg., 10th and Locust. ae om $5 to $18 a day wll-| MENTOD i a sv ght pert INE | Lot Teasona® roms j wi ett WN. Sarah st. Cail Sunday. work included: 4 adults in fan lv: ex DRESS AND EXPERIENCE AND AD-| MAID—Experienced white. for general 3 SGU cam com, frome ee cere ot oe pices. Winslor ‘te “romeo, | 000: wi criti DOr : ing several attractive. guaranteed house- Prices. Wissier Co., ‘Ble "N. Broadway,| 900: will A a Poor health. 7 ‘ —sn1n | cellent wages. 59090 ©) s. ‘ vec + , 7, xOmNT. g housewor and plain cooking: good pa uo" DAILY made by best , E =—aTy women to demonstrate fold _1976W 900 emen Cabany _DRES: FON A-550, POST-DIS. : and eed Se for sieht marty, BRR Wa. So thy t B 1 hold necessities op Ay ge user. Monarch oth floor. (99) H-12. is. > Paka terman — >. Se u Iwes ern e Equipment ¢ o.. Vi 4 live aS 2 th x ‘ALENDAR and wall pockets: advertis- TAR RPA ULINS 8s ly w Pe | _ 5849R 4455 Delmar av. De and expenses gugrant a r. every 1 . Call : ‘OO ‘irieaeeniimeieeinaiiltint tate Ni ail lain Breciaity tom pi a vers! Sunday 1:30 p. m. 1C K—Good reliable girl for Gi I R L S | MARKER—Experienced, for rough depart- aie novelties, goavenirg. etc emi. 2 A . Baul * ‘ ment; ust be Al; good wages to right Al $10 A DAY easy: Lo, | nignifiei! Cooking and general house- : : _party.' Metropolitan’ L. Co.. 4440 Olive. Telephone Co. | BU ‘Y your spring, 1924 clothes at the | TOBACCO, start rummer » ‘ ; under M ; . : dary: no capital acestory » 9) from day. Can be mads| Work; good wages. Phone. Exmerienced operators 08 |~ MILLINERY DESIGNER | ..> Sa Ca San | ready: in your owa auto e : ‘ aa cluaive ‘territory: m 219 Calu- , : | Lewis 2 ~ \ 7 rYPisT—Young lady to answer phoues. | 555000 Co.. L un. me. hails - NOUSSL Ww ebster 1988. (@) | te TRI, Rape rt IE COM. to tee oy I ay pies Pb Ale fap operate “wpewrite: sate, aahers 4 piven high-priced, =f Si} Seve. cae 20.000 YEAR * —Sta . Sens _ COPYIS T—Or 1 be i rT Ji- —— = >}; Ana e@exrper ence cood chance for advance- store re ap os : repa — alee nn Bennet's amazing, newly invented pricing : “Kili-o Chemical Co., with some a. .-f Se 4 PANY. 2033 » MIL LINERY TRIMMERS |} ment. Box C-99, Post-Dispatch. ota s your b and Retail Tobaceo Store, | Pal eae t | CORSET sitter retalis : merchants buy ——— : oxpery department,. 10th and Washin mm TY PIST—aAlert young woman, experienced? ously; no competition: tremend St oe; new: photo cou. | ton. (oF) | a BP esti Riggs ae mage em oe typist. for general office work with | $25; EAC (3) knowledge of bookkeeping and , Colo OR... Rosselli, 720 Olive, - » 1 ye a wanes 0 ° | CORSETIERES—w S—Wanted by Na Bone Cor- be LINER. Y. 1416 Washington » &s raphy preferred: seed ¢ portunity. 823. —ton._Mas SVEN BORI—Ty take orders for coffees | sik iitcect™ tif? el! our exclusive Nu | Mi Mi M North Sth at. “0 _ | SALESWOMEN | SALE . Bietic Tea Co., 914 (e) with the extra a made-to-measure Leads | Experienced machine opera: | 1 inery anager | WAIST / AND SKIRTMAKER— Experienced | _mear Chouteau av. anat developed by company. See Cummings. 4443 Olive : ps ox : We have an opening for a ci h(olored: call 5-6 Mond tisement aie a W t d | Sa TP | "RN r, | pon trade fe f orec, ca onday s in Rotogravure Section. Pe- tors to sew on all.parts of mak- ante | WAITRESS—E a. Apply Sfonday ! > ‘ ahd a oe Soe rae oie to the ml “: pay. Room 708 Victoria | Be te ee Good money from start J C ei RL EE) _ | morning. Ti9 8. th wt Appl PERMANENT I OSITION ; | eee Store x am whe qualifies in this new | 5580) ‘aito Theater Bidz. Lindel! ing men's coats. 4 For finest ready-to-wear store in| Walrress- —Experienced; steady ark: GOOD SALARY APPLY | WALLA E enn on6- a pianters ac. ol s ma |COUNTER GIRLS—Beere Hoi) Calne, CLOTHING COMP: ANY, 2033 | Granite City, Ill. Splendid oppor-| _ middle-aged preferred.” 208 N. Grand. |G ea ae, ; “" | Buy your calendars from RS and ver used: eell ti A : . ‘ . - “. - T _ fe ATTENTION. WAIL ORDERS aad ‘and Olive. Locust st ‘tunity for right party. Address |W id ee ae only: $12. Ap: MONDAY | Aaeek concern, 5e. Sits ne re. eee to ge a { rTER—And seame: . rr" that ed le ee ~ 999 : ~ ~~ BA ; - st . : ; shy: . me A avy Ey -t ind ag = | JONG SET 500 chine, « bo mamstress, for bower ma. +GOVERNESS--To care for S-year-old i = mE NTHAL og S22 «(UN Ww AITRES —For light lunch. in aoe ratte ae Y TIRRILL “ok CO. 2609 N. Broad ) tunity we have to offer. We w caer end . : Eady, * 404. Post-Dispatch. ic) it Canton, O Appi¥ at once to | abdas Vv 1icago, Sher OF: Ron ours. AES averms st weerr —- - , im a course in salesmanship and fi wont S ‘ a Chinese came. It's all the DE MONSTR ATORS—Ove . oh. t to ee i and r iy 44 AS 5575 W aterman. fel) NURSES— Jes h sh Sanitarium . “Gall Uh — = top. +> N. (rand, Sunday Dp. mM. BA Y CO RS ET & | C. _ ments. 718. tag “ar ered watch miove s | pay you salary and Te ey ent ¥ fe learn; at last a complete set demonstrate high- sondal househo!i anni; GOWN HANDS—Experienced: St. Louis’ |“; >. 00 eyis = i> WASHERWOMAN—all at ty S. aoe buy fied that vou are qualified ust, ¢ tl. eireetians only 50 cents. cue) ance in and out of store: ae oo ~ newest and cleanest alteration depart- | _—.. ponvidihenemetets tl or phone Sidney 2009W Sunda ) NDERS—$4 a load: : better fon ine, in the field. Call at 325 ioe Order. (No stamps accepted.) Al! | proven selling ability: salary and com- ment Sonnenfeld’s, 4th _ floor. NU [RSE—W hite; assist 576. house work WHITE GIRL—General eee assist LINGE IE CO ~ large oad delivered, on best Sh: $96 Milton. Grand 67 _c} with cooking: reference. Apply oon " SDE f mont 528. Centra SALES CO.. Dept. 2, Spring-{ Main Floor Balconv. Famous-Barr Co. PAINT AND ROOF \F CEMEN Mr. Stanley. - beta $10 set. Why pay more? | mission. Apply Superintendent's office, | HAIRDRES —Marine!l ator; ae ¥ fice. DRESSER farinell 4 a must | NURSE—And upstairs work ; white. wie 1 : Castleman. Monday a afternoon. | CINDERS—f |__ marcel. 408 Tower Bid (ec) Salesman, selling plan allows you: DICTAPHONE OPERATOR—Thoroughly | HAIRDRESSER—Ap ion to) learn waterman. _Cabeny ( HELPER ‘ kitchen: white ny | 2826A Market. ws milv f uburbe: S40 k subst ant al a Pgs os Spaten Ae caw r liet : t 3 © woman: need apply. work: family of (two: 8 in : : o- ‘ ewe z aeiectric ind | Tay canvasser ; o| AND. DAY LIGHT FAC TORIES iy Crrv’ hoard Barnes Hospital. COO 6. miogu- OPE RA \ TORS—On fancy frames, | Dhone Sunday morning, —ooster_* 629. outside selling; no competition. | | al SS at home a R nani Pry last eo 'o POCRAS GARMENT ‘OO.. 321 N- 147 +4 wou bn GIRL —W hite’ for general — need appiv, Sylvia Hat ome Mfr. Co housework; no washing, two in family; Tuesday till one o 'clock.. he 1007 _ Market ~ Re old- sepeblished ms manufacturers, B Wtd —Lady preferred: high- | ELEVATOR OPENATOR—Exverie a v . $233 Weet Pine (e) | 617 N. 8th, third fioor. ‘c}} 49 N. Taylor, 1st floor north. —__| & | EXTENSION LADDER—40- toot; ainteat 1,000,006 Pie ale a Peper. Going $400 per month: | “"vhite girl. See Engineer. Merchants HOL SEGIRL—White, no jaundry:; end” of | OPERATORS—STRAW SEWERS. TO | womMAN—Settied, general housework, as- WELCH & CO. | “new: $12. 36098 McDonald. ousekee me fed. Box Kae ee rel: | Exchange Bide.. 34 and Pine st ark car line. 4023 _Magnolia’ pl. fc} WORK ON_ MILAN; CAN EARN $50) sist with baby; good wages; apartment. | 1107-1109 OLIVE (c36) FALL ROPES, scaffold. extension iad- Fa itt | ~ ogg AOUSECINL—tiecoret: white; experienc-| WEEKLY: STEADY | .W Ww aahered OM, | Cabany 4529. — ders, jointers, 1714 Bellegiade. _DINE MAT | ec RODS—Fine hand-made rods Pes will Wia ee : “he —_ . DENT wu ‘ know ledge or willing | to > h N Re i E xpe ed: references: own room and bath: good | 2: f 4 Kingshighway an KE © yoSth” cake oO. « # , : ge eo ae 1? ; pee kK: tehdy ind ny rience: wares. _ 4732 West minster. F orest We . f OPE R AT ORS AN D PRESSERS | |W ‘Robecten tee tet help exe | | ceneee AD. 2320A Albion pi. Moat | ees —s ; . res. | ste 4 , ; Pay. HOUSBGIRL—Young. for general house. | | accasionaliv. Forest 57 ©) | : — Gin GONCERN Al & Post -Dis. ee k: child ood fh Cabany | Experienced on house “wo highest me it 1, cooking, AS- i M RADIATOR—Clow. 36 in. “EMPLOY en REGULAR ret Roadie Caplished Ice, coal. 'NEWBU 7, oo ig r 17635. DEE Mi parse mar 615 N. Dth at.. ie wars “Ce # ight housework: 3 Taalutte se laundry: FOR AN ons Bo 12 sections. Hayden & Hartman. Sy 1es8 u ’ P oe . o —e — Cabany 57 tc) Invest two cents and get in ie P More to invest. On55 Me amec. '( A)... SOS as ungton, oth oor. HOUSEGIRL—lIn Catholi family. ‘ i | > good wares | , ° Grand. wishes , ec Sunday between 11 and 4, or any 1e —O} ER ATORS— Experienced on | WOMAN—Housework and laundry: elec Exclusive Dress | Wn as | WATER HEAT oung advertising man who | (o2) | Rte : c r & rk, nn Finisaeeas—_aAne hand sewers. on dress- Monday 20) Unive sity st. ite machine: me COOntns: ad a *' j_tutomatic. natantane vote spare time ter —In legitimate and vers es: Steady work: good pay. wiy ; dresses. ' | o4. dD terview d . ) enter is ' nf 4 —- Apply et HOU SEGIRL—General housework: small ‘ | Forest 3312 . Box, > . } ing Furnit mit - , K-38A, Soot at r nH ayy, ay te ane a! Tih had’ Eriedman | & Sons c ak bra? family: es yoo ate N, New stead. HIRSHF IE LD BNOS._ SS 3 Washington, fc) . WOM A N—Elderlv white. to “assist ~ & Tt ~ Department ale 50, “Saree, sure SPRAY PAINTING oO — ae | (99) Provecten territory; wells : not over 30; white: references. Phone | Experienced on petticoats and Prince elede. ee” Sa eo rience in selling fine dresses iEATERS—Gas water. Humphrey insta. | but prof! able: experlence : : a | ce, Sit TORELADY—Writing table: dept.: «xpe: Grand 1306M. BOO KI! emm. slips; steady work. MUTUAL GARMENT } ed white. to ove ae food worker: “ re- I - my . . Z_ te) | Bit ‘ WOM A N— Middle- ag ; etn bungalow have ‘t lhante av a. 8 Ex i ed on skirt« And dresses. FRE- N r this p q y g, ONEY—100 unds, strained. WN. | - . . T. AssiIT WwW iH nt mit 1” xk ‘: Ri ——io eare for children ar and ly cn st To ie « ND SKIRT CO.. 808 Wash- | WOMAN— COMPETENT. : on % po if - necessary: auick fae od, rR- iven | hart, 239 Virginia. en Experience FeSO adtye . x 180. Post -Disnatch. * FRAME MAKERS | 420 housework: $30 per month and board. | jneion. 6th floor (c)| pGHILDREN’S |. oience REQUIRED. will be g an opportunity | ORs ee ag Pa 46x)'to become assistant buyer end | “ST s04 amet household goods: cheap. are creating a sensation. OO ehte. v oF NP 00 | td.—To finance a cilling cy wages. arfield Shop, 7 N. Buclid. Experienced on men’s coats and vests: | form, hoard, a. laundry and cash al- | APE. AND WAGON—PBParouche; parior in worker and have ne an | Hohner, m3 Arsenal st — ; : H. ition offers paying | clive man with $1000. Those that can sew any kind of cut Ts a ee a np CeD) _BOX K-83. POST-DISPATC _ (46%) ” smething new: no compe-| frames; steady position: experienced only | HOUSEGIRI—For housework, nursine: OPERATOR Experienced | WOMAN—Over 30, who is really looking | visit the New York ‘market. Sc0ek meee ae tile, enameled; Bor ‘- -28., Post- . t secured. a i will stand| need apply. Apnoly RADER HAT FRAME| _#mall come: Apply Sunday. Mr. Hil. | , j erator: steady fo future; must have personality and | . (ce) | Forest 2922W. | shirt waist op : aR. bus!- Give full details in first letter. rend day stan Giemt | soausite tes: O/ : ausation, Box K.6. P.-D. CO.. 1123 Washington. iiaslinariatdiliaaiiiad bility to organize and manage & SCLE Si H | ne to Keates office and a ae i HOU JS BGIRL—Generai housework; work: good pay. SCHWARZ SY = eee - oy on 4 Plumbin GIRLS—To solicit and take orders over hing and ironing. Call Cc 4 Pp : / fc) | * Di r Parrecse Sycrinnan®:, $2500 | “hone. edible Bupoly Coe {Oo"S Fk | gSTOM Ge “Sos "Watsiman ins meee & WILD, 5th floor, 1508 Wash- | WOMAN—Betwern 50 and Go tor work, | BOX _Y-161, Post-Dispatch. | HOR-WATES DOLSR—3 he INTERNATIONAL om py getieted custome tler » Solence RAW. Room. 1! 1249 | Sta —_— | . . GiRLS—To learn beauty cuiture, marcel! small family: good wages: no washing s — ae ae Serveee. ri day. evening. 346 N. Bovie.| 1282 Hamilton, first floor north. Cah- gee pen ge pe. renee. OF Sena ¢ ~ . : ert iNVALID'S WHEEL OH - ter; | waving a a 2 : ~ SALESMA Py 22840. | | a oe AL general housework. Cali 6215 | ane eT Soe OPERATORS — Experienced WOMAN For xeneral housework ; mast — \ ASTIN Le ii G - e or @eneral house. ace adg 7 ; . ! t disposition on S le or rent; ai ick a dresses. We will} | be refined. pleasan 9 cheerfully any S 4 | ¢ S Wom Ci} of t every description. 4219 Pom a Sales nn and salesman to oO seaneee. ‘Address : | in the U. 8.i ber Post-Diapatoh GIRLS—FOR LIGHT FACTORY ~ WORK. west. fe) ine and general kite hen work: mae | Experie ced the beet propostt —s : | . P-D. cotta for on a eo oe 7 for the sz man who ca , - - tion: ref o light h ork. no washin oO « ee 7 . ‘ -- a4 vane see 8 iw re b Vierhelier 3001 Wr men, oe forest 1¢32. SOOT Ben) ent on stay on laces aeek wae, “| MOSS-STRAUS MFG. CO., YOUNG GIRL—Or elderly lady to lielp for Grand 46 33 : | with housework. Call between Il a. mi. | RINDLING w more. See Sales Manager, een D. Meyer, Sidney atti me S ’ aes . ' 20m siness aperienc Bloc - r 7th A. ~~ sap, warbesans ‘ (282) Apply Sixth Floor | way. f men a on Sail 75.000 population for _ tee de bus!- | GIRL——Without home; ome that can Be’ HOU 5SEGIRI—W hite. fo- — house- board. Apply chef, American Hotel. on | 3617 Iman ~ 4352 and Market. ~ LUMBER—tUse@. Grand 3988W. character and selling abilit he come r to fi in store: good home. Grand 615 to $7500 per year on stirs ‘Vie ! capa ble nities | emma SOs _Washington.__ fe) Ho- | YOUNG LADY—PFor general office work: A ral division iv ‘ GIRL-—-Colorefl, for cooking and_ first fi. a = "Tale . PASTRY COOK—Experienced. Beers Ho nog aM, mead eorRTads i= a : Fe dct “permanent opporesnity | iy : ja | Oot; refertivces required. rth Walkin not se sae ine Ss, Referenert: | AGT Cateterias Grand end Olive _mntale aalery ptorrted snd srvertence fer | SCRUGGS- MAH JONGG” set §—Genutine Ch Sat e fam” fi: lb ‘ites | GIRL- For i ieorebews york; willing to work in| $6. Cabany 2427R. __ _____. (c} | PRESS tt ee Te —Apply Sunday between | : - en aaneteeee VANDERVOORT- | thinde “Lambeor les Mie APPLIANCE CORPOBAS "investigation. "ageing store ; on piace. 44>) Vista. | GOUSEGIRL—Waite, sinall family; ro )_and 15. 2815 Kaston. | IY YOUNG DIE F | qngravet bene bene: eave semey: icc iC "APP a __(©),! SiR —Weee tade 11. to 2. ama’: ine h-| laundry; good pay. Cabany 6638), | PRESSER—Bxperienced on ladies’ ear- | SIX YOUNG LADIES BARNEY D. G. CO.) ¢ Tole LE PR SE INTAT : Fg tO eDractive in hd ee ‘, lerust. Monday, 9 a, | 9737 Heman. SS Ree ae | ages ae — Dyeing and Ciraning Can yo Sompoutrane ) yee —— pate: 2 oy | poe, a 5 veil ahi RE ES 4s m legsitima‘ie (oS = =s aneme nt kodak — mae | 'SBCGIRL—Generai housework - wi o.. > BF Are | sity? need youns ladies. aged ‘ SA i SS “Al ors roda h ictures:| HOUSBEGIRI en /8B. at once. 50% Security Bidg.. 4th and | | ene daa el Ps st.. ciage—) ae etorprise, smal) caer . acai ‘ . : f s: od wace . S 8 Loulk and edijoining . eer 4 , dence: i? ~ Proaway. rienced: reference KOOK ® . ; y For sf. Louln and odoen. line ° ; “ Franklin. Dr. She Gist eee ~ we ee ee Saami __ fer} PRESSERS sue . | eee, {6S | SALESLAD ane - HOUSE GIRL White: experienced. experienced se dresset and apron | YOUNG WOMEN—Graduate hurees are. With actual outside selling experi- housework, Cebany BSR 3 * family. ath pee b de wen . stall far! 72! Interdrive. 3d foo: FY; ° s te 70 k: j Perini ble to nandte t+ vmmade wiil “ “9 Call. ‘Gabany 73293" (8) east. Cabany 5000J. eae FOREST CITY x says OO “wt beginners ary while’ learning end fur. ence can easily make $40 a week lone as rearing oon | 1D veer oe P89 PD. ee = : ——- ~" TIOUSBEGIRL —— Experienced for coo ae ees | nish rocm. bowrd. uniform and Jaundry ang over: STRAIGHT SALARY ory. "egverad. and 4 er: ——— a ST ee oe pe by and tewer floor work. Apply 4384 “Mer PRE SSERS 5 experienced free: personal instructio F please _ ame: ond om Ghia, Seuens week tye to ¥ 34, “Pont b. : : __Pherson, | clates and surroundings. For full in orm eek ly< handled os i2 — e; -LLAN’US GIRL S—Covering. Sack. ending. fer rion SbGIRL—Or women: general —— shirt pressers., SC HWARZ : -o— -_ Robert Buran Hoa tak po Le. on every order in addition: dis- " ° n enden Robe osp) trict manager to help you close Ly et part at: work. #14 5. Metw | k and pial i rivate EASY TO SEI ji oo . GIRLS—Colored, to. | bee Est ateady| and bath: in apartment. sore Be reo | & WILD, 5th floor, 1508 Wash- | Washinat@ bi.. Chicago. ‘gales: married women or others Paints, automobile ot Le “ , r 4 “aD __ Work. good wages, tae) | “& floor east. oe fe ington. E PERIENCED poo - caanaae necereary. *- 1 a ‘ | WOUSEGIRL—Young, country girl pre- WANT (pM » t amlly respo ties pre- r tee | peek ant family Can Mekoee FEbte | OEE nor ce tae een be. “2604 ALTERATION HANDS si ferred. See Mr. Sinton Monday or GIRL® home. Webs ce) | or 332 Fast Lock Ww S. Jeffersen. Phas wesk on wenen’s Gate. Ansiy to P. Tuesday before one o'clock. et eat, @ ares Pert HOUSEKEEPER—To tal taka i charge of 7, SHIRT a PM gs Saas enced air Irwin. Sth floor, GARLAND’s, 409 w.| WELCH & CO., 1107-1109 oe = Ps ™ mer : eT) Olive. 2004 5 S. Jefferson. ic) Droedwar. j ‘ ’

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ofT OE» ___ 61600 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines; Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. 4 7 D GOODS FOR SALE :) HOUSEH'D | aoops FOR SALE) HOUSEH’D GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEH'LD Gooos FOR SALE} HOUSEH’D GOODS FOR On SALE oe bar) ai, and PURNITURE—Or 3 R ——KRluge reed: good as new. | CHIFFOROBRE——With mirror DINING TABLE—Sma ponent ae 12 rooms: must sell: | GAS RANG : -"“SS4i ~Ger- | PARIO le 1600 Missis- & Riv 1666 . * OBA “Es helberger. mk cedar chest, largesize, Th 3682 —, $20. oy 4°259W. —r DF cet in good condition. 4942 " aldine oe mg * - east of Union. — price reasonable, BY BUGGY—- Wardrobe trunk ood as) Delmer. Yo ECS EE b at — a oe —_— one new : reasonable. 4338 Delmar. CHIPFOROBES—Oak and American wal- | DINING- ROOM _SETS—Several, eae FURNITURE Fine: ri russ. Graperies, cht be ~ -- Orre Se 44le Se San Fran- sil taineieerngecnse RY BUGGY—Coest $85: wil! i) for nut, with mirrors im door: will sell at srom, = agers gg OO price. day afternoon a auction Wednes- 39.J. fc) WASHING a have on hand 3: reversible body. Lindell 4148™ low price. Levy Pros. 311-13 S. 14th ‘c) fumed ‘ath -$ a. ~ Oclock, at 3507 ila- lon ; Nery cheap. South Hard ware Si SUITS — 3-piece mahogany: l used weed tab electric washers TARY BUGGY—Reea. x food condition. CHIFFOROBE—Dresser, icebox. __ beds, = Suir chairs, like new; a. all, oe “A and mirror. kitehen lifS: Store Corp.. 1006 Franklin. (e®) | RANGE—Combination._3428 Caroline. (c) MEYER WASHING MACHINE CO. a ALL4 Se : = oa - * 4° Olive st ic) Def ore 5011 Loutsta he ea c Now st exd c ‘o! fax 20723 . DININ¢ ; SUITE an Walnut. ee ee —- —- a ——T 2 t°S eee ~~ -—_ 7 oblong table. FURNITU RE—Contenis of 6-troom fur- |? *: a L ABY CARRIAGE. Large a. ais®o if- 1% IAT, RANGE -4 heap | for cash . j ' : at Lammert's. used 4 months. Pg BP. party can rent flat " all G AS or Wit—Piane dinine- — one furni ite Will sel! cheap. Cabany ture; other househo! 4 goods. 3003A N fants crib. 2840 Lafayctic . > * -r . RRIAGL— é ilon: | eee icemens Beene. hi _ mage + Tr ae Sia. 3602 7059. 568 De Raliviere Union RA NGE—Combinations reasonable - party | larcer MH ke new. cheap ~ ows $$$ on. leaving city, fF Tripst sell. Forest 30 1. stor ees. BABY CARRIAGE—Reed. ; good condition > : ' AL RANGE—And ga etlove. $15 > . mae r) F RN ne ~ aa ages —_ — a ———>——- -—— : ; ' ; rsible body. 3737 Virginia . (c) | FURNITURE—3 rooms. inch . - + — , ; BABY CARRIAGE— ‘ ‘ oC ~~ ~- =5 ; o- a bh compiete for less vb ; hy IE BED—Chiid's, weta! complese; $10.| $40. 4450 Page bi Wi wien day bed and jacobean living room ae ntoventer. a re oops “4 a4. ‘ie GR awa: a ; Sor ng ‘a’. en a a. it in weekly or menthiy payments; come Fe RNITURE ¥ ~ " iat ang OFF FIXTURES 2 Waterman Call Monda, Ta) COMBINATION RANG E | furnitu 5210 Page. “4 OU. east. For- FU RNIT! -RE—3 nicely furn sh ed rooms. : —— $$ ———— s - in and look over our stock before you | = 2, BED—single: Murphy: almost pew cheao. el, fully guaranteed, eadio-nee aw 37 SR. ak including mahogany piano in a Sood jo. | eee et No. 06 Ideal h ter Cal. | RANG! E—Bucks dbiue combination, buy: you will save over 4g price; we Iran ¥i oe Wanted Call Getesy 7445 (e)| 1202 s. Rroadw ae, sage = DRESSERS—Ivory ; nex fact tory samples:| C@tion: rent of 3 reoms $20: a big bar- | —C#l 3536 Easton av. a es ew: 395. Cail before noon, carry a full line of dressers, chiffoniers. td F. : ——y >. Sroecway._ (co) cheap. Neon is. 1718 Olive gain ior somebodr . Walker Furniture | HZATERS— SA nd anges. ae ali | makes Lo liviana. chifforobes, brass and iron beds, bed ae Ti oy Wtd.—In coed condi- BED— se" Toth = colton mattress; COMBIN ATION RANGE—Bridge & 5B Beach. Db a Viive & SUT > ai! $3 50 "mrmet. e all cast iron. ate style and like new: fe Es »: in- | RANGE—Combination: bi | kitchen tables, gag ranges, Congoleum. | house 22 i EDS—At auction. Tuesday. 10 a. nm... and Superiors; good condition, Grand |_ Grand 1 350W. 3185 | S. Grand. Apt 301. | upright and piayer pianos, victrolas, etc — sow petty Gtiver of. agner 7 -_ £ for storage charge. lue: ne 7e18 Brussels and velvet rugs, Axminster rugs, FURNIT = household goods. Hast. 2000 Morgan 42925 __—s{¢) | DRESSER—Golderi oak. im fine shape, | “007 Laicas. : | ae ailed: cost 0. $29._ S515 S._ Spris a2) | refrigerators: everything to furnish your —_— URE A fio For Sale BED = Full size, iron; spring and mattress. COMBING TION COAL AND GAS RANGE $12: a bargain. 4352 lee. — FURNITURE—Large selection dining and EATING _STOV mgt Oe — rir ye oe ki }E—DBiue enamel. Charter Oak; al-| Rome complete; ee aa pee yen prices “Creat on KRERY STORE 7 tad RES—Reasona- sect Forest Park. apartment 3. a lue aan lea: Quick Meal; tn ome | DRE wee RS—At ovrivate sale. and other a suites, oan 3 le. former price aT = — a eee sn a ee 8 a bargain. 5336A N. Broad- ance ) wor a mo N 2 Fs nd , we > die. 4406 Natural (cn) “ a itior \ 5 ” Suites ior iM) fe tak our a) Mead N¢ Ss OV ; n i* doubie a " . -*. ee - ns - aa dA Dm A And —s* also other faraiere. Rroadway. en oe. Oe 1s ot ikure cheap for cash. Hast, ae furniture in exchange: ciel ae aaa Seater sch 01 ache 4 oe tens cher s desks = — ta block south of Page car iine on the TRNITURE b c ; irdeck | ¥ yy cn NN, ing. | mare ane lan eee Sas a ree | pF mig ene oy = 6! goods; cheap; Monday. 1043 eo Vande- FURNITCRE—F 4 a 4-room cottage [HOUSE He OL. Db GOooDs—C heap . ol a Ann Wellston. Phone Cabany 8267W tc? ~ EXCEPTIONAL y ALUE _ Chovuteau. ~ & al 3 BAKERIES OR RESTAURANTS. omens a ; . che * A rer e Wul ; =" ran - a -_- ——— a - . Pew pots . . BED—Child's. white. iron: large size | wa st. wm fe ; ee “e) | oe - | ike new: several fines ‘- intin ’ ro f. GOODS—Reasonable. 2510 RANGE—Quick Meal gas and coal, com-| Queen Anne walnut — table and | FURNITURE ms A. capdecity } barrel; 1 dough _drop side. Cabany 5040R ior} -| DREs SER- wes r gnurually well constructed; real bargain. oo ail —— sralnut, gp mh CONTENTS 2 ROOMS—PFor sale or rent.| , CY; Daresins: $1 a week is all. Kein-| ier. vernis marten bed, : B 4 ' ______-_—_ | REFRIGERATOR—-1000-ib. capacity. por-| On. slightly used furniture ane a for all ' | _Menday. 1000 Market. and te or Vernis artin. very cheap. * - re. ere. 1034 N. Vandeventer mattress, mission daven rt. issior Hot 'SEHOLD GOODS—New furnishings, | celain lined: $20; like new. 3662 Del- | uick Meal, guaranteed it ae ed Saat HaR BOXES-——Upright bulter boxes, (c) | dining-room and living-room suites. i +. ete _ ‘ refrigerator countera. ane!lving, compyt- | sets, day-beds. wardrobes. iceboxes, rugs | ton > fee wales. cusm regieters, clectric coffee — B._ 1006 "S_ Vandeventer. | young or oid couple. 4425 Laf t DRESSER—Table lamp. ice box. “eh we > Brand-new, little scratched, Sim- | - a am tabi s | ing leaf table. refrigerater, sma! | MUL mohair Iiving-room. walnut inin > IGERATOR— Si c “— "a mons full size and single twin beds, | COUCH—Antique | mahogany : of exception. | A Suptivens> bes ‘ . Forest 34370 oh ug. 4441A Forest Park ste, n . Victrola. : wn ys — ~ = —_ —" ee Sio stay | 2nd Congoleum: come and ill for your. | e alba and meat grinders. Stern Fixture , Ps "al beauty: mahogany Gining table base | sk, mattress: bargains rm | Be es - a ' - ;. | ‘8S Machine, drop iea Call- Monday | g.1¢ the bie barsaine we will bave—for | ) froamee; wiil take your old bed Te cnte.! 291 Finney av. | DOT4A Page bi (e) | Fl RNITURE —EXo' ‘ISTTE ET; MIR- eeah "| aici teas Kitchen table. chairs. | -C'__‘uesday. _So07A_ Nebraska. | Monday only sh creéit | at 3 Bk Levy Bros. 311-15 S 14th. ac COUCH—Overstuffed, fireside chair. aol g| ELECTRIC SHOWER—Electric heater: | Y "RT ae “TIF UL. rae. celain jined refrigerator: no- rs. |B EFRIGERATORS—Leonard all-porcelain: FRANKLIN STORAGE ‘AND FURNITURE, wiee ; ke bs — OU TEITS—Coummpivce ; . : “ lamp. 4°42 Warne ’ PE AA 716 Heman: 1; Delmar car. Sacks very cheap. South End Hardware Co.., 228-30 ‘ me of butcher coolers, freezer cages, : i “Teac racks. meat biecks. tools. registers, ROOM SUITE—o-picec walnut. 4721 | .™e@homany frame: best quality: dark RSM 2 , : “MM CLEANE SINS, VAC : . : - ainu bive mohair: reasonable Forest éosnw | EL ECTRIC WASHER—6 months: ar- | ‘s: Ti Ww. "6 W.-| 1c EBOX—And i baby carriage, cheap. 271! | REFRIG Pha TORS eas aa toe Ons GENT INE DETROIT JEWEL | Forest 5¢ Mt. > Sestegma. etc. maximus valce Pape a ey , : v - > i ‘a 4 ‘ er Stor ‘ COMBINATION RANGE, $79| FUR} : ost, eg OE ee 2 : ; hed completely _furnis flat. Ist floor, to}; > rT. leather cushion seat rocker. kitchen. ld- entireiy or geperately: hand-carved wal- mar Ne a. ic) ++. yt ag aie | — — ys : $50; vacuum cleaner, $8.50; | ; "AP RTME NT ° : Compton BEDROOM SET—Cal! any time Guring ti iNET DE =K—TDPreakfaet we le, chaises : » = r - e ll. - oes h - , at 50 per cent off: here is ; hance of ICE RBROX—Chifforohe. dreseer. ~d BAO ce Kin 2 Delmar. (c)| DAVENETTE S8E1—Good as new, $35; tion. and will be sold at a very low price. | lifetime to get that odd i 4, ates - $. = 4 ' . ’ > an 4 we . ROOM AND KITCHEN - SETS— Prac- DAVENPORT—And two large easy - chairs. | mew electric washers which Ge wish t FU TCRL8 recess of brands: |). envy. atc 3940" McPherson. Lindell 6493. ¢: a ee South End Hardware | cook- | ; [th sem. lu ft. high. tically mew; will sacrifice. 2317 Warh. 4324 De Tonty. Grand 53524R. (ce) | ee! 4 a grea ee Saeee waeners living room suite complete [N-A-DOR BED Wia —a — — eR raves. Sidney ¥ ma ba ie = J . \ ASFS ful any test 202 S 4. G ahogeny: sell cheap. Calli RUNG & GRIMM. 9th « Washington. Co., 4426 | aiso Baek suitable fer ‘3 or we: bargain. n Cc 02 »] “a jravois idney 2 "ictor @2 ew pad. ail Sunday, OOZES Horton pi. i 2861 Gravoi: Sidney 283. Victor: S24R. and weekly S810 McRee Ne a BEDROOM SUIT ne (ON es $ pieces. leather, FLOOR LAMP—Mahogany base: $9. Lin- Bway. —c oa nrarE 3 ov - , store; . ! . “ BINE . condition: RE ts—3. leat - LY T P at unusual . $ a) lon : an “KER J. ather. and one odd chair. BR A ROSSER’S Ss roods, best uclem _leoe” Marke’ rket. . — and mattress, almost new: | . Biter = bt . , : a —— sacrifice $150. Cahany 7558.| Ohio nd OE: S18 | ee ee Tray | FURNITURE—Chairs, rockers, extension | $12: gas range. $12. 435: ic} | $30; giso ‘blue enameled combination} casH OR CONVENIENT TERMS. | ——> CASH REGISTE : . ro oo os | NG [D—Beautiful hand-carve tables. dressers, sid - T 3] —Lam wed 3/2 75. Inauire 3233 Harper. | TS isTER— 406 SeDpoOM F w foods: $400 Walue for $200. DAVENETTE SETS—Oak and mahogany,| golden oak with mirror, two shelves and! crowded bowse of all Ki: nds of furniture at | KI CHE * CA rs INET T—Landau, oun s RUGS — ese_He a For real cenuine furniture bargains. see | =) x National. Cail 1 , 6400 Value for $200. — almost new; library table to match. Levy | space for ornaments. 219A Eads avr. | Wwery low prices; just the lace to pick out nes we E_ — Seenfnim;, Sie Geen. Gute te3) lobed fat " ) ~~ ra Tasit RuaieTER Na thonal, 4 ; ae Soe nf wom Pree KITCHEN "“ABINET—And buffet, cheap — ve. C3) | ished furniture. a ; Oe a ae al. registers Se Pea N. Sradeay way. | .B 313 S. 14th c)| PcRN f rom pe en —e nd _ rr ao So. —— | ros. =: 5! ‘ Sarpy { ; 'G—Oxl2 axminster I-piece rug, new, from 50 to 75 per cent. Co agg I | . 3 i or. price 2 SET Exe $3; and we know you will — ~ REGISTER. -National. | DKOUM SUITE—4-piece: oak: brass DAVENETTE-+Leather: reasonable. Phone | 4257W Evan:. condition; delivered free in the city er ~ — = _ iT dney 3160W pare our prices -of-town buy marc HEN CABINET—Blue: $20, 2706 re convinced that this is the most reasonable | ae C. Duke's Phonograph Ragan” Sets : ter. ; leather Gavenport: no dealers. Riv- | Grand 8840]. 4340 McR ° — urbe. f ! rat sce. Od floor’ ri-e~ suburbs, free packinf for out-of-town buy s Rat 1aee Alera eee: ie. new. = oe South 11th st. Call Sunday before noon. RUG—Ox12 Ax@Minster. Call 4933A Cote | Store in St. ~ = aretde «alae . ‘c!) east (ch At 1229 Amherst pl. Cabany 800 ers, we Sei wholesale to dealers in ¢ _ = bed- a GBOROOM SUITE—Preity 6-piece, 2-tone pay ENETTE—Golden oak; newly uphol-| pr RN! = — — — 2 lots or carload lots. Le y Bros., 3 KITC HEN CUPBOARD—aAnd table. Coi-| — Brilliante ey values inall_ kinds of si: pnt, ove een Anne 4 period . bargain. ; ois § and finished; $65 value for $35. i =“ ™ 34 —— er 6S, =6(Cendey.| 8. | E6th t= —s eax 378 ._De mer _ $5 —_— te Rg meen new. a ay 3 Jefferno > Broadway. — | FU 72 rooms, high-grade: Ki E BINET—Hiall & 025A __ $35: lino! leum Tug $16 "$012, Choutea. reom suite. overstuffed. $100; like mew.( heater: like new aaae. 2540A Sulli- ea mritic ce: a imost_ new. 4° OBA Maryland rs, $15; jernis Mar- | Siacuwo Pare ~ ee ony recom ° 58 my . : 7 e ~ GCHIROPRACTIC olfiee, fully eaut : . Deima ic) } Tan av ‘ od FU RNITU "RE- ap. ¢ _ Sundays 3831 n an ; d } peiwrel 4 ar ’ : nl CHES ABI NET— Porcelain top. $20. ; “2 a + on hee 5 or ote = =e =. | ae ‘ eas. “ a va O82 , ~ poh 2. : — — : : Mbrary tat , i eto - 9) puisian ) ) . ; ™ : ——(300G Condition; sewing = : nine ¢ ' 2” 61°. TCHEN NET— rt . rugs. 3973 Delmar EW : x bed; leather davenport: no gee. 4227 | machin vot “ee FF * - “ bi Fl v RNIT! "RE—3 Ff om 909 Ci : dining tabie, ; t bur. | AITCHEN “ABI ET—Modern: Al con ht : ; rr L . E] >. BILM, | - 6356 eA ™ ee oer. Sere li_before 12 can "rent oe we t. rr. ies sk. talking + het ait m oe! il ¢ heap. _ 2644 C aliforn la. | Rt oe ues: : 35 x18: slightly used; “PROSSER. 3220 OLIVE ST. ; es , te hopper, $35. spite. aiteraajing, | NT Cfter| tables. $i “é nie , dressing |KITCHEN CABINET—Rolled doors. por- ; cheap. 3426 Frank —— We also maintain 2 first-class moving = a ee a ly as -"-* ‘ci i« a ges. EDRUOM SUTTE—~QJuece a iece a a - a . yo. : | — »} | DAVENETTE—High polished oak.) good FU RNIT TRE | t; best cffe;: $15; kitchen cabinet, - n celain top: never used: sell cheap 39 | Ri 'GS—Of all kinds: ee Chicage and storare department. om CorrEeEe vi — Hobart electric: oe ‘Beacca. wst-class condition. 2.) _iike new. $125. cost $350. ‘rug Oxi 2. : “ i. >. Brankiin : . 2 ’ condition; complete for $10. 3808 Ash-|_ takes it 350" 2 in. tInachine. hitforobes, $25; gas ranges, | Walto: Carpet Cleaning _C 4 tret-c! walnut; @ pieces; must.sell. 3924 Wasb- ~mepeg ————- , rooms. for sale. Forest 45714. ee By , buying. come early. | - T ‘LE $u “ie RUGS—iareaim s; also cleaning. Globe i hree- oom Outfit 7 7 on ee CURT TION. 341 California, . on. DAVEXNE TTE—Goiden oak, like pew, FU RNITU a ‘> — | Geldt . 3516 Olive ~ ate. . HE N xh “AND | CHAIRS Carpet Cleaning. Co.. 2624 Olire. — CHELTT saies rexister; Mc€asty: same : ’ = ——STCRA aS af *S°rT. = — . a - WV ; iia r ‘ rriaze. a ob “= “oe new | OOM SUIETS—A to pick trom. one! 4352" a $17.50; table iamp. $46. ric fam. 1116 S. 10th st esser. ele mt RN IT U RE ' machine 4 one ~ i. RUGS—Two, Ox12 “na on, 15x20. Cali 3212 ee your nome and Sepeeanens, Sevens ~ | ———. +. — . in-ke:. = most unusual corants. wo? White ivory. 3 American walnut and 1 a __aiD NIT RE . — m ~ yw oe — _ , eT a Sunday befo 3 - a — vupciilings a ou can rent an spartment an ry ’ eak with bow-end bed: latest style: wil) DAVE NETTE SET—iibrary abie, oak ti rest RE—S S-room and 4-room fiat Sold | fo 7 nape >. gees. 30223 BARTOLI . MAPLEWOOD : -GS—S9xl2: seamless Brussels: high Pav for your furniture for less money than —. _~ = re i ae ies, Se ae Let Bros. BUNS tan ee Cabany ASSN Ne PiecaneS | PURNITURS paz | necroomn and tedroma gulvce, blue gas sai | LIBRARY, TABLE —tiood fumed oak; 5t-| ,frede ,Sexony: O10: beautiful: bar-| Si? Com'aogt part yout uten tt eene | Ser eG Bite tee ne - p ‘ } oorms, Ory Or seDpDa- -r> POO! etiite = ; oe : : acti FOO au eG VUaFt., :- a7 1 ew rie? lis COS r r ‘ » = _— Goan samples at $3.75. a ‘abans 43795. 5756 hheodosia 1208 N. Union. nitor ambine tive wes. Axminster ru to; ‘ , — AL . wt “¥ Ala —— : ult eS LANGAN FURN. CO., cess cresser, high gas stove, small din- : fm > | ~ nor ' any ’ t ced . UF —} + oo mae - , erin ian ' all , imar , i> : : ; Com- i. ‘ a ye es Samoan pone. con | Sekgivait Reina 46%" vasa | "un lato smaitr sate tinge aabdw. ALL KINDS FOR THE HOME | -¥s=-2 "iast x Uinietsntel | ee Ramm e | eae A enaan, din, ep: ae | See = gare abi asd tines at” Soest | Dns - - . , ve —7 ae 5 a ws - . LINOLEL rmstroung : —_— oo nm > = er. oines t r rt ne inet. one -~ 1 — ry _LANGAN FU am. co.. renter. . _ i FU a Rr E mm. dining room md Our Sais Totaitane aol Minds of qued, oo oer aimed aes “¥ pet strins. tableware. Lindell 3374J. } Soeakenet room set, one fo ur-burner gas oa. : prikes. Stern Fixture Ce. NT RL 5053. fei) TTE SUITE—3- piece bed daven- ree ee “17 As Olive. ore you buy. We make our own over- | BATTLESHIP LINOLEU Ce —_— tically | mree a fit for $2 D4. refrixerator: oon Sore Ce _ MACHINE— teks ’ “OF FI aN. TURP Rie—A meric on : 4 : iwo: leather-mahogany living- = ‘ih nee reil. top desks ny rockers. tables. 3507 : a+ -e ee oe ee ng ene when open: arm chair, rocker to match. first-class condition 5670 Entgh it. $129.75 and up. far which sou may ——— __ 1137-1119 Locust st. (c62) oun! ee bioe ~Sae 082) wg ~ 9 chiffonier, aremnette, buffets $18; tables. gas | ment cenmee o0se 6; FURNITURE GREATLY LliVNG-ROOM SET—3 pieces, 7 mohair? 20 ta ; eee. igativ mismatched: new. 9x1? and a3 TEC afeortment. big iet. almost new: slightly used; sale price $59. Buctiner | p>. ITURE — Contents of _ | Four ee ay rin wes sn euara — TN at EE ig _Furniture Co.. 901 Washington as | 4 URNITU! ~~ pias Conten etia e rooms ced: if Reonken! gp 6 kos TUBA . : ' P “5 ARGAIN. ; ore, o =) inion ee or —— ah ? ro > “—~—~ ‘ —. >- FURNITURE cé 900 S. 7th st 4«c62) “Mtoe! tat a ae Fort ns ~ : . allion design: reasomable: no dealers. MUI VIHII J ; il ry . + REY aka AND MACHINE. ie? Ss : _ POSING or 7 Norary” table. ToT st mat- “kers $2.5)- tresa¢cs. Call ey Shenandos “ . ——~ rugs and li noleum : = a - ~ — a 7S . Fash: m eu : ‘ 11? 114 N cash or time. Wiadisiaw, 2701-03 Lafa- NEEL e—ontents of 9 rooms ‘DUCE 1 r10.6: re ins, $25. BRASCH, 2615 “- 2 rooms. wi REDUCED = TES Wahags x al bargains, $29. BRASCH, 2615 N. 12th ‘St. consist of up-to-date furniture at very low | #284 ‘ = > " . - 4 wir | . v. x . ~-°? \ ‘ e . . Charter “street ook: | a 8) | Exchange Old Furniture for New | “wusnatt. Cait sunday Oh Miners’ | Ee a m3 CASH or CREDIT sarge Bos pee nee | | 4 hom NO Ditto ~ , at low price for cash: will ship out of FURNITURE—Enti- modern 6-reom | 912.70: 1 s. ' verstu fed ‘living |, + - ~~t _ — a ee ees a M SUITE—Aimost new — town, free packing; you dent need be acartment everything or partir. Wand. |} room suit 5 ny attractiv n-.l Sewn Pp ou SUITE — STOVE BARGAIN pl AND FURNITURE | : 4 - e004 Conditions MACHINE — Wien “—- ahem 2 anime bl “om- PY BN Ae TA s wary t | | -Fie “? ~ Cae eatry an 7 9° ;: er “ * : > u es rES— Tapestry 0927 Garner ss OUR GREATEST SALE | | © BB Xo 8 F Neostrie qupticator Peat | $130. tone walnut. 8 pieces, | ashamed to come to our place: d- | 6409 Enright handsome | hand furnitu Te mh name enis Levy Bres | FURNITURE. 10 —— : 2 . r - ‘ : +o - us . : >» 2 ‘ ir * 4 - ° Heaters, corm! inat 10n raners 4 a* — ‘ Py o— rooms dr -essers, sde- ; taht : : . zy : — nant = 4 an , - _ - - ~— 4 a me ; , ge | LIVING-RO cE 3 niece Can zes at . cos LANGAN BROW WE SAVE YOU 14 TO , Tiles RE ' : : . 1“ : ne head. ; A c ARPET q G 1 ame = 4 —s a 1 St aaa Washineto TR : POR Two. | 3915 A Cote Bri = si. /) te Publi Jbdr ar’ P| SOG md ; a etl ; SN 2 ae ee ee - —— “4 u Ah ’ an : sy » >> renov : Poona. ) i hein Civ ING-HOOM Beautiful oer | STROLLER—Dark blue, velow whees:| | FREE! FREE! } ci Pogpemer 1570 "'°" aga | ; lan > ET RNISHI NGS—Of smal! apartment: lea y- Y E = a“ App MY -: Day “REDSNews also other furniture:/ , Apartment 115, 5660 Kings- FU RNI I ‘UR! stuffe ‘ uke new, and rugs. cheap. 3157 | — food as wT heap. see Easton. | round bet Po REX Stores sad office, ~ ee f > KY r, $ A H d all any make direct from factory at a f ean tor © Spot aah Hast. "O00 Morwan. | FUR NIFC = = =. ea B G INS | " 7 WR as WA : : -UL —Ar G Xr chai: ~. 303-4 Park. 24 an some Present With head, 3S. : q = barge trig. as S. Sth . desires. Fa | DAY BED—s6- offet_ ‘ cabinet phon pecs dressers, chifforobe | AR A LIVING 4 ee SULK ¥—Reed: good condi tion - reasonabie 'E Vv Pu * Ris arn emel : ’ ; , : an’ : 4"64A Penrose 4 ory. rehase of $10 or More . 8 name .: A oe at mare Wheeler & ? a . Pbiy wants: a, a maeat, mare sy - Credit if s S5Su . 4 ‘ 7 Shaw av. 37) | ocraph. $35 4200 Cleveland. wae AUS hen ou t. cheap. 4012 Chou- . ike ; ~My ae > —_ al at is , convince one. wit : B45. ie ae a ap: - NG ER-—-Forest 3256M. meth i ee Grand 1350 FURNISHINGS. allie titan alias’ dun i - words hm or _& }s te levine W hy : n a le — a . —_—_ -——- = ee eras reed. ila” s s bed. +: 4242 -42 B 3 Rooms Complete $175 " Setice. center able and « vd : . ¢. Apt. 301. =! ~ ‘ - £001! 4 Ouse. SX wel I around °Oo Privat hor e took od 3 aod ; «i. Mi | SU: PARL m SUIT—Genuine reed; . bed ki : o : Netae fixtures. pe ' KCASE—ch! loseta, @ini b! good heavy pads: reduced prices. Lev» rent piace Benton 634W > | satisfied? Designs and perieéds right) 4°25W. 4830 « uppies pl. a rockers, 1 straight chair and tabie: Very easy . wo — 205 ther -—China “closets, fms =. table, | Hros.. 31; ts _l4th st. ic) | PUBNITURE Li ving-room. _9-piece . ma. | .2.cete. See our show windows and be | LIVING _mooM SET mt a Heb ~ciass shape; half price; first floor. $7 3-room . : “ET — a Grocery bu ) "8. , DEALERS. attention’ First-class second. | se P ceather coverings. library tabie. L + : ¥ an $125 Trenton. Cabanr a ~ | B. ur-covered 7T2-In. bed $15: singer. to, $450: ea 6200 ioe BOOKCASE —Moahosany. sectional. 3 sec- hand furniture stock Cali 310 Mis- | oromec. hia Bes aA. i angan Bros. Furniture Co., Feet} TABLES ning room; any color from | : tems anu basr : Sirmm Beer:.2T. ao 3t. Louts, | RNITURE—C ontents of o- room flat » 18th d Ww hi t civ} ING -R OOM SE > sult ees oe - __ & to s- o. closing out. 5723 Easton. R. piece dining room sult $116. N. Ta ~~” PTX RES —Gutciec - three-quarter DELOR. 3716-—S rooms, electric. gas san rent flat, siso garage. 1417 Bisck- . an ashington new : mate) 1! sell -| TABLE—Golden aak extension table.| 7} 4-viece bedroom suites, 8, i SeRters freeze @ome crav reed baby carriage. . $27. wee PE ys ier | = = CAE ON ee |g eo ST Se ee price. 1 evy B : 13-15 s&s. oh (as chairs. dresser. mahogany: davenette | elegant overstuffed” living-room ote : DINING SET— oe ‘ ‘ ha 1691 W - . a&SS' Ve ‘e & dining “oom #44. 5 Penney \s nia LIV ING-ROOM SU CITE ly —" ‘fed us Vv - ~~ — ~ Dp . « ~ el F in . ste Mumphres ~ oh. a) Cabeny 4 a , inut bedroom set ¢85 ae siissisiuatetedliiiian 2 months. $12 — vores uffed. usec ACUUM CLEANE RS—Floer sampies aad | 37.50 | os. aa 4 m. cigar ell carer, reo y KETTL gallons. sate ana | DINING : legant Jarobean ~ | 2entoen oss 1a) GAS RANGE—Quick Meal. white ename’ ho any bhedr =v. “ss $375; brown ma- used Royal Eureka, Hoover. Agporican; ~-ft. } " IN and candy casts. 616 . ether goots. te | Lindell, (ec) period: ai ° 50. 3507 Lucas. | FURNITURE—RBeautitul livingcrooar and | = Delmar. —___..._{¢)} | almost new: cheap Sean ith, mar DOGS: | some as low as $5; save money: cach of | sO 1 - 2. : REA ze? Abe NED —Sp:ineg ge ee DINING SET—Jacobean oak. William ind other furniture; excellent — ——- GAS RANGE—Quick Meal. high oven-} Lit noua p.__ 2068 /} time. Morton Electric Co.. 1117 Olive. — arse-size chifforobde. : | a a md fiztures: cheap. i818 CreeseT and yg al aise vernis mar - Mary. 8 ee SCOR 3100 LOos3 Sou i4 “a. 6H08 m4 ~ 2 t 4 “a bany &S “ px ’ eg a condition. Wy Sown : 47 . ‘oc ay tea ’ iv ‘ U ITE ei bree-t piece © ove: eee ge (cl4) Si! he baby carriages, $18.95. / . vr 4 a eng ru RR PNT SITU RE—* — GAS RANGE —High oven Quick —2 —- re aare fo = | W AGON—Combination ice and coal: two | s4 rfecti ofl heate s for em teed | or . fc = paren double oTen lHiome ; good : horses and heavy harness. Call 6917 > beautiful china ca ; . | __ 52s. 7K at ten bet G048A4 Delm ‘DINING 8SUTTE—Pumed oak. boffet. ta ——)» TOOTS, compile goo on pring — »— ae bie. 6 chairs. £662 Delmar. co? new; reasonable: no deniers. te TO1 food as | condition: bargain. 4638 ae. siana. pa tures, e! egant oppertun! Dale ; $25 large-size cedar cheste. $15 5 78. tered cek dréeser. chiffenier. 770 Av- | DINING | ROOM _SET—$60; kitchen cabi- _"~ catia tacitaail. (e) | SAS — Qui: a ical ee oven; 3/ —*S*_quk ‘ks 2.__$82 4 Delmar sd | WARDROBE eee x 312: al — | WARDROBE—$6. dresser, 29: sz, | Furn. Houses & Fiate For Sale ¥ \— Springs Cail hotwecn f 10-11. 403DA Kea- lke mew: reasonable 282% Semrle temens. ¢ ‘abany (c2) oven, good as new O83. . ; 2 Autom “7 ee poe = - : > Page aut oO le . : PU RNITURBE—pD ; ws — “ea Sl : , eet $1.50: cupbeoa $2; Strehen ta- oo : svenette suite, refrize-a-|GAS RANGE—Quick Mea high o | © odeeed ' -j| die 50; Landau kitchen ‘cabinet, ae ae ey egy ‘7 rooms: ~ So a . tor, rugs. dining . 223 , ven, } 13 ww ~ J ——s “] —e Z. . m¢ p rnit . > RD Ai — - sas A. =f ie rand 3753) ._. | DINING ROOM 8s8U 1TE—9 pieces ike | _ Sell root seperate._Fhone § rf lidney 32406. Gas RANGE—Qut &: Meal waa, 201 + ‘ashingt a —_ Furniture Co.. | WASHING . MACHINE—Federal motor: | ne - 5. new furni- ni new. cost $225. sel! $75. 3511 0 Osage | FURNITURE—3 room mplete- will | Pony ck; Oxll rug. -4217B Olive. 3a | _ a a ood: $25.50. 1808 Madison ‘ si Ona Caan meas near oe ar DINING- ROOM SET—Chmplete: eariy En ‘lt at @ bergain Tezas e\ = z ec) |Liv ING-RO OM sv iTES Overstuf fed. with WASHING MACHINE— Biuebird electric, | FU RNISHED APAR MENTWLASTS Wace, a8: Pitts } 2; ciish: goed condition; cheap. 4309 Lin- | | Sag. i 7. Two: in fine ition. | aie et } le a $1 ed one | __ 345: slightly used. 2612 N. 11th. } _tand: 6 rooms. com ‘ 2c Sa SaSERSEERe eee 2 mar bi. on gs. 9x12. axminster, 5: re) 2 rk | fet! Boom set : iTTURE—Of 5 rooms: 5-piece parior Phone Forest . baiew tri igerator, porcelain lined, $20. 3662 Del- | WASHER—Western Electric. 2 drain tube, | rent; _eeving city; $900. ey DOM SEs —ts tssion finish: n stat Hartford davenetie: no dealers. |Z; GAS RANGE—Bilue enameled Ocal wee | (c) | _ 399; complete. ware 8. Biss S. Grand. | ip RE hte 5 en elt your 4 he : : | brand-new, ‘a ae gies. | LIVING ROOM SUITE—A $350 flcer WASHER — a. B. cabinet | price. 1 237 Reethoven FURNITURE —2-tone wain $ =. ’ -- . ainut. bed, dress- | get: cheap. ; ning | : styie, like new. Co itax i WwW. 3965 ‘a I . sample ta ry overstuffed suite for! pain, ‘ss - ‘ Fu RNITURE Wid.—To buy trom private cna ol reason . Page «©r Wellton cars. 15644 | DINING- ROOM SUCITE—American wainut er and chairs: will sac | : aiso overstuffed livin room «suite. wight: _ Monday Forest 7? J. sacrifice. ‘& 'GAS RA NG ES— 8! ; ightis used. —~\) me $149 A. A ae PURN. CoO.. : WamtinT > party. Call Koe oetlg Tries SE Nereis FE SES | raie Boom BUTE SO Pena ae | Sn ae PAE. oan Ba ga Re Naw | Sat wSialscton Sewer Puratire Co. | nowowr Sout “CEYRAT sos. co14)| “Asmniny wets Mae aeetme eating | 2a ee , bar! : ea, Can rent ‘ se . a } S150: real teneatn, aang SEY! os ee a ROOM SUITE — BEatTiri | —°™®. Phone Ferguson 18X (¢) | FURNISHED arin = | dealers, Box K-18. Post-Dispatch.’ é GAS RANG E—Pert ra . i. aa LIVING oy hee ; ae: : order ms it ‘} ’ — UPE. e W A 3H INi NG > —.. a .— ae Co fe FU — RE—Reautiful chine - " erator, SS: breakfast se $2? me “a TA a + . r ~ ACHINES: Water orien 5782 NIN ROOM StiTE— yee E Eden | — oat FPURNITURE—3 rooms of furniture. veil rain oven contrs!; $50. 915 X. Br : mirrors. & f > ——_ Electric, also large _ DINING. ROOM SET—G-piece mahogany separate, chea gan |!) mie oad. ; wey pb ne : urnishings . ironer. 2633 Alle Grand p. ISOLA Park. 34 fi. , ; . other ae ture. ches . ee a. NIS . cond !tion R. H. David, coon mae = ; oS gPANGE—Qn ck Mes!l. good as new, a1! . 5127 Cabanne s — | ak a rg hn go sean — - +rand ic f bea —Contents of flat. leaving = Ss ey en is reed sulky $4 £315 McMILLAN 4433 1° > Peomen furniture. oract tly pey 26846. | DINING- ROOM—And bed-reo Call Sunday efter 9. 38624 | - ha ee =_—— | _china: $450 fumed oak dining set. $150 a - Comtral 97683. 29344 | SCRNISHED PLAT—4 fore at GES—Qukk Meal white door: | MANTEL FOLDING BsED— — FURNITURE — Overstuffed living-room | xf°O4 85 new: $1 a week. Keiner’s, 1034 reasonabie: ae ena, gore " ASHER —A. DB nnn eer. abeo.utely goto nn. piaver-piane. S8-note; cheap. Aa eee ee California » ss \ Co.. 25e3 a Gaertuer Mocizte | S _renigan GAS RANGE—New, Quick Meal. white | MIRROR—4*. x5 feet: suiabi | -—a., — >. | FURNITURE—© aH of 5-reom apart. sonable.” oat . ote sue rea-; iace Colfax S44W. patina es ad came. = a ¥. Eden” $45) Federi. Pork | FURNISH Gears. cen vecebren : | men consisting o 4taing ren orest w : NI D FLAT—3 . - f . \MISSION BUFFE T—China cloeet. bie. term ? FURNISHE aes” a newly mile econ —_— BR ~ ay ~F. room , suites GAS RANGE—All awe nite porcelain: 18 inch RD p=, of brown inlaid linoleum. ‘ja79 $523 desires Gasstase Mecwse-Co.. pered. decorates: 7 “Monday. ST be. regular price $100:' 3 Sale ar. ’ 3024 Easton. ¢2) NITTRE— ; ——| bargain 3 | a oo uae ink, | WASHING Ma ot f rr rome TRE—-At auction. Tuesday 16 a “= : efferson. NEW RUGS e anges for used. } jer _ pres oy . . CRNISHED FLAT—4 rooms. complete, a /GAS RANGE—Quick Meal - elevated oven. | Carpet Ce.. 2694. OF . i¢ Co 915 X. Pee genameies trimmings: $35. $85.) OFT. BCENER—Oliver. No47~ beatin " » N, Broadway stove "0A Missour! af (ce FURNITURE tok. 3 es Ra GE—w | ays a, 2 GAS RANG ae © "ARLOR SUITE--3 pieces. 1809 Dolman. i LOR ShT—S-plece. lack icat ther > ‘S38@25A Shenandoah. a “ . 439 &N Hard . i<¢c arédware (oa. revots. Sidney aa : ivt : Victer 924k. 32 Minnesteia. éc) _ aa a .Y » Sige ds Poh $94 ay ‘ gee Wie es Tha ae 2 ak oo

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- 16006 ) HOUSEHOLD GOODS, STORE, and OFF OFFICE FixTy — - ~ eee en HORSES “AND VEHICLES” aed as " MACHIN rT 1INERY Set ree KURTZMANN— new and used tat t{wo-siep amplifier, 5 SIQYOLES—MOTOR CYCLES RESTAU ee : om Rr ae "fistares trial tree Monday. - Prof. Detlmers. 11 1123 —Twe-hores: al . Cabanas ES 04 — er and “aie | R—irand Due- at “repredecin ng elect ne: i Olive Lie singer kurniture & Stove RESTAU RANT EQUIPMEN amon ee of st BOATS AND LAUNCHES g00KS AND PERIODICALS also $161 og a gg “South old : gentle and sound: osesuth. Al condition ; $30. . Toes ru RNTTO eae ane ea oan MATC neo TEAN of young caren en _ ‘cosh or 200m a. Hicks, . ‘ARP R, om. | AS et = ~ ta (ER—Maxnavex: sacrifice. PI 2 NO— bree) im: AN 8 -not *opiarer- ano, . “Piar ice. ORCHESTRA | INSTRUC TION a@iv d ; $45: ; ANG aa 340. “ier ‘Easvon ay. apbennay upright. aig Grand. bench, $00, 923 Re ‘50am Cimon’ m, bay: ; Kood ¥ workers: 700 bic RESTAURANT BUPPLIES en D St = AREA oe LEDE, 107 — Now laine aaa shed bn | HAVE ea naan popular songs i. 20 par instrument. Christeusen. oom, Saraces. NEU TRoDyY NES _tebes: new - Ve wean Machines For S ALL makes phonosra: mi and Dba re repaired, _ we - deliver. “hide: Mepair Shoo. Tu Pine ARN PHONE | o MACHINERY—cCom metal working pi panning bake oven, ry cheap. Phone Victor 1883R PIANO Tags it I Mxhoeny upriehbt. « 2010 North Market. PI. ANC we origtt, pletely equipped shee yer § Por beck | ‘S—One team Gaouble, net ,harness, N, PIANO Pcaeees Saas at; beginners want- se A 2p ful sets: Pada or _ ey. ‘$008 W. sti SEU a ee tube COAL, COKE AND WOOD 3 “Garland Kas ran |nousEHoLD a ._ 8 A feur- ‘wheel | enamel counter on ancile- | PIANO LESSO \NS—7oc. INCLU DING Mt RE i. ‘ : dou le set harness, sit’. Baa SA ATORY oMAN ST. | individual motors for | parts of the eer | re working —. Rai O—Cisp awh 7 ; . - ——_——e ee ee Vanizes j Com “d dish s nks. _ 4332 _Tholosan av. 100 oo --E. out. | te eal apprer lated 4 hey NEWIC [—jJannenes meter » for « ) Arsenal, Se ee PRU Nsw cc K—Conss | fiflcee: Se0 _ | BRU New ick JEWELRY—WATCHES PROF. WASSON ieaches | duno. mancotin he ts ‘SU Pr L. 1S ne ; — ¥ FROG al ind. wn Ee . and =o siiowe ASES—All and Pea ce all ine | PIANO— Smith i Bern. s: ee new: Fuaranteed. ereatest jonnber. sop A FPOUNT. Ail Cheap. fj, bares gain for Sumeone. ‘beimar 860 (Bell ¢ mal cRPHA TS AN wo" r OR—3- *- pw eg 7°0 SAXOPHONE —Piuno, SODA. . FOU NTAIX— 49 \LIO= NeaGodine | _zood d_condition. iE: 25 ine mer. 1s = ER “OU TF Th—And 51 SEE PART2, PAGE 7S, z horsepower Century Electric. | RADIO frequenc ‘Y, 5 Chea 1 SAXOPHONE AND BANJO- ukulele, cornet. —— L) right eS MOTORS el A. J- tube radio set. , B85. BRU aw ic K—“Genine _iaee with recerde; iike i BRUNSW tn 20 oe CK—-I monies ion of worth invest igat- oun and back bar: in good condition - _ phones, sattertes, . B50. PE BDL ER S “OUE SPORT SECTION. Or TFIT—Compiete: MOTOR —IE-horseno oe /DIO- ~Amrad 4 re ioe Fr new; only $40. rut: 3- tube, adhertiann, $50: 1SODA FOL St.Louis, tables and chairs: PIA Nori right : bony: § : | FU CRNTTO RE wid 1¢ victor 2736 —_ CONSOLE Ww i ON-N ; Rane “offer MOTORS—F or sale or re nt: 3 mares inert, : Call Sunday ‘Yor evenings a RADION Westinghou PTANO— Baby | Graed: anger STORE ano OFFICE FIXTURES ; large ‘experit¢nce. Putnam, d. Horse. wagon ana ine. Acme Blectrie C ieaas > wenn ine CONS« ILE ar ViOLIN—And harmony Prrcats or 4450 ~ —— ewe iia ue Cistance sei. FURNITURE, Wid— "a NCIL M MACHINE — mound Bradley, at 1, BODRESSOGRAPH Wed.—In - COLT MBIA G ollie bk —Dak cheap CONSOL kK PHONOG RAPH—I $75. 2618 Cherokee ame 4 wens sacrifice for 1527 seuqhatlingettinantiaten ee ge c ON Me M, 8 Brunswicks. ~ oUF ey + gel separate, cheap. PRD pureha se contract. doh Fi month uD. ; } VOle o—-Mare hesi met bod. yok COMPANY, ae Wea. —Any “tine. aS IXTUR ES—Like | — or on we a st .~ 3 | orage itety Hew TELE PHOR Be OT H—Solid oak: HORSE—splendid, Loa ay - ‘ONSERY ATORY mahogany upright ‘Call Sunday. Fe (cn, GRA APO ONOL NG aie “Hi 8 ell for $150 +-Zaited mare: also ail young and .~} ‘ N ; motor r iring FU a ITURE Wid P; we (9) 602 a FURNITU ee MOTORS sac eee, and tubes yy _ $65. work guaranteed. N. Sth st. —-H twheat kinds - bh 9 ox -- Patan PIANO — — . BB-no rune, contents 0 Ww ‘AGON—Foreai Park Lumber Co., Boact HER BOX ES-—U + vuller boxes, witigersator counters, shelvirig, piateibinres _Plumbing Supplics | Ww AGONS_T hav, have 3 every nine you 35 wears and peaaries. i> - i ; — PHONOGRAP H—Sonore $180 v iCTROLA—-Four almoewt PHONOGE APHS— rN, _ = Mahogany . ~ Delmar. a make ser. PHONG GRAPH - $15 2017 —_— A, ; @ excellent con- LAV ATORIES. cLos- TU BE, BATHROOM OUT- AND FITTINGS. | 880 800 «Bel or Kinle Kin PLAYER- tateain, “BA50. | mators. mac binery of ites pe ir of cone rke Belle Rumse ers puttendier “Fon HOTCAERS UR ge RANTS. PLat ER-PIA NO- “. VicTROLA—Price an “$709 Ma fit VICTRI LA Console. with 2n07 4 >. wt. N, Vic SFROLA— ort Pie te ‘ ; Mahe ‘any music AA) MACHINERY HOUSE ow no Teasonabie offer re- all kinds of a or ‘ ENAMEL WARE QU Al. ate AN Meiuber_ * fe PT PHONOGRAT: H jrepairin lith and pate, iRA D GUARANTEED Apt, Eaicaiocateane Service eae Call us for yr on A other 7 pemes. BAR PU MP AND “MACHINERY ©O.., PL AYER- Pp IANO— Heb asa: WE ALSO Cc. ARRY or wees f for truck or late PIPELESS FU RNACE FROM 30 TO 50 PER er S—Copying. lathes. aw ing saws. Ze ITH: PH — Complete ou outfit: yen and bench: $17 ~ MACH N E— white, SENITH oan GRAND- PIANO Recipe : Western Flectric One Ge! sIber ad L.A. pane h & shear. thread Wetterhahn puneb. Two Wancler Bevel shears capt. | %, *s Te 7S a- mateurs: 2 wee and string instruments dedirinar or- ‘s desk with Cabinet, SEW ING MACHINE sot — Ww wn i ae Ney | eee \ LEATHER GET distance on One 60” Sellers An mi ‘ SA XOPHONIST Wtd.- —tL-flat. 3 wv TURLEY" Gi AR ‘AND M Oth " pel SEroR HOTEI. everythiag: t 3S week. $2 per day: 75 per eent oft of 17th and Chestnut. practice with orchestra a runaine muet sell these new ' — Gi HICK cERING rapa — MACHINES—Nice 4 tamies underwear Sys | One Dresses 30°" radia! drill. a roenee maga Alr drills and hammers. sor JOHN NOOTER MACHINERY a: BOILE RS—In ~ = at our grt tie ti ry. ' Nevtrodynes, Fada, ve tion) and sta onary 06.50: hs ) ‘ h | FOr R Rood orses” w ith tr jrial Kuarantee | | SAXOPHONE PLAYER ~.: RL ‘et s aito, to join orchestra. ; : VIOLINIST wants practice with advanced SEWING MAC HINE BERVRS Se Leb v. : : eee your machine se OK En ture a ae Lester ae pi ft om — — condi ition, eee erand. brown hanged for Steinway Duo- Art: wonderful tone : one RS e 2922 Glasgow AY. | CLAMSHEL L BU Cc KETS— In stock. a ~ double: Sc hoelihorn- Albrecht N. VIOL _INIST—Position as violinist in — cafe or cafeteria. rx eee > —— t "chook writer, $15. dio. Bax 255. wey BUILDING MATERIALS (c99) BEAY ER i, —36 feet; . ATERIAL—600.000 “ecoond band bricks: WE ; act as sorehailon —— for\ou out-of - | — my A byyers. aa 1200 r. m. Pan- Elect ric uae MACH] 7 “sews. like new; $10; home all aay. -| UPRIGHT PIA NO 2 N. huckster Wagon; sefi | GONG RETE MIXER, Bargain. 6 st. Shall CONCRETE STEIN w A T—Smail ZAP NOV VELTY ORC oO MACHIN E—: ‘Idea rae Roark Oo. J. Fickeisesen Co ar- G acai 8. 82 a eee joring, manufact uri, nt Sou ADDRESSING h 2s-evele 731 35 in stec Pan- ein ric Mfx. IDEAL HEATING BOILER lth and i Monroe. seis ee: New TARNESS—Parm oy azons vans head, areg*. oo; POPU LAR. JAZZ MUSIC Saxophone cornet and trombone: ST. LOUIS +CONG RETE MIXERS—Marsh- TT (ARNE —F | Fi ~d- hand trailer and recular mounting; atk |, 2726 Franklin. HARNESS—New and “used: "UL $5 ‘OF POPULAR MUSIC. upri in at. ‘condittes: ust. plete set set = meat MIXERS—One-bae and Rd oat COLONIAL _HOTE.. der a hag ene $1.50 Lindell 1 337, and Delmar 2708. — ege~ RIALTO near tC making ton se water 608 Nv eats (ce ton4 Olive a Par cold Water eT ——- ya?" oe Lindel ! oronpriet reas. IDEAL, her + Saae 2800 1 tub, shower — EDE HOTEL, d Chest s special low winter ‘rates: live crowded street fare: bevite, fmepection. __ Up. yly 2601 lowa after “LORRAINE.” Frank Stell. Best ~ oe 3 Umbers, mould- Sat J. A, A. Stern wet — prices first. M IMPS. your choice. MAC nie Sie Co 3665 ead | F DOOR. SASH “White ) CASH paid for 3 oe rea Hoi, aS Le es; l HARNESS Coca Aa sesunys arnecs; a: Pine at good alto snd (for male. The Ceore and *- oan Victor 3296) after * D. Mm. tei used ee me MELVILLE HOTEL — | American pilen. home for residentiaisz. —_ —_— SEWI NG MACHI iNe=—Singer ai RAILERS. 6. new. long ®. talior cut cutting ae. SHARDELL ; i new; cheapé JOIST _sews fine; like JOISTS, doors, window ORGAN Wtd.—4jo00d BEW ING new Singer. 83 perme . allowance on old mac HORSES send work tes See) jie tired. S95 e ach. TANKS. heavy iron, 75 gal. to 550 gnl.. to . daw. ,8t0 uD ’ ‘ and 7 ~— oe wae ne Reumena Pianos SS is. F450: inalre “05 wulcner fixtures WORSE S— Team CONTENTS of mochia Same: | ‘Lompen— Walnut: PIA! Wisin ry nan ange, tor % | ing. 4109 bert — and barnes: oil Fo ll Yor a and * ers RY. "Cr INVERTORS a. ¥ Crocker _Wheeler. mentn) work ; your choice at $5 e i LU MBE was all desc “intions also. © doors, | 37 has and Players Many of these have been out on rent or reveived ji at For ae NE Ww “LU MBER. — C= Pee | i ACCORDION—Menze.__ ‘COMP rASTST Sit ~REWING MACHINE Ay HORSE ES—Cheapert, y ee , Apply seas N. Taylor. _ + ee ing engines and Schoelthorn- Ateroent right ay., ear line; ona attac Tw. | . LTS, second Nand leather. SEWING MA‘ — ee — Ne Oa] Lg experienc ed in vor a DIE E _MEADS—10 No. 5 ee se American Hardware. VAN DEL “SioTeEL—t néer | cars: save time and pC es ae located ~ | change for new instruments. A very large stock to select from. Just the thing for beginners or those who do not wish to pay the price of a new Piano or «| Player-Piano. UPRIGHTS Steinbach & S78 Hodiamont >: HOKSE—Her rneas Be PORTARUE frame, eed other baliding Globe Store and mat rial at exeentionally low price CY ets; macomaition — ca and ree 4 Sostn. Os RE Ani fixtures; cheap. CART, 4 —U ey r S10 down and $6 monthly. nie t. EL ECTRIC MOTOR barcains: save 20 to 60 per cent. Commerciai Electrical ply Co.. Broadway and Sprucé. Main . child's ie : HORSE —Dark bay ‘Machine poms Work MACHINERY— Metal vies ond metal Hemeee. 1509 N. Boveitios. “cnet — Real AL new drop origi eee: new birch veneered doors. $5: - tank toilet outite ps Tariets of our stock until you ’ WEY FA WREC KING TEXAS LUM BER i, SU PPLY COMPANY -' Lumber, Mill Ww ork, Roofing, barga glass retipe in + hae sy doors. RASS DRUM — 28x14: ee t . Based SEWING “MACHINES- —Befmre look at our machines, other a machines. BLEVATOR—One 5 kh, p. complete with cage: Curt) ~ air compressor: sone ES—Tea m of | Kood sE-— = and —_— HORSE Young: — and : GU TAR its walian Teer 4116 N. ‘Lith. ———— eee. eee ws BE onde nw, besa and wcietent $40. 2113A rmatrong + Niet Corie nd slid et " siide tops, soda VIO: iN —Deuerer: cream atts ane chairs, noed tone: snc a ern Engineering ALTMANN & MEYER. aa and bo Ddinding gang RI.. . © Singer anes. pa VIGL INS—Keal haraaine. B5 up. #6 / not complet FORSES—Harieen 2001 Pestalonst. | MACHINE SHOP WORK—Lathe, arin | PIANO shia se ae fine conditon; easily operated. 47 SPECIAIS—Ne w nm. $100; ENG! N be —t ‘ortlen. first-claes « 250, hp 4N . oo H. P. Nelson And many Hallet & Davis Terms as low as $10 down. HORST Alar acon and pn “Bator | atime ion given N. 17th. MACHINE WORK — 15-° and, 80-81 Union Mar- Sea wood ee and gasoline 2. nr & Co., 4 a HORSE—T oung: $35 ta BPs, cast. 2303 Cherokee. (ec) near Delmar "invite inepection; pric ate; rt and pane = ae re a ie ; Se K highwa A ERICAN. Suites or large «ing? at oor. ROSELLE HOTEL, ay Tat roantiety and up; newty rUlsine: accommodations Lé for decorated oxe Take bus direct to hotel. ee eee THE ALBEMARI New making spectal summer rates fe t gweete: poseted singe. HORRES- “AND M are nt 5238 Shaw 1 WAGON — An mule and) ping: ‘reasonable ‘rates. MACHINE "e TOOL CO., _B MU LES—At a bersalp. z LACHT & BROS. @13 Pine at mt og ~Al condition, Wurlitze wn price. 4328 Maryland. mn alto: good ae: sew ING MAC sniNeet 16 71-20 buttonhole: Prompt Deliveries. Sa ed 480-—PHON ES— W ydown 475 Location on Hanley Road— One Mile South of Ciaytorm Road.{c80) Aeronautics 4. flewn 30 hours: Al condition —Fiex J-139. Post-Dispatch 750. tnecluding [tretructien: son @ Antivm. Mo fem Schoe ellho Albrecht M r. 2d wt I Mo. ee ee, uD; ranone parecse, cheap 4 N. LATHE — 11-inch by 7: i. " . _ - ors ae J top ta- AUR PSA re E—J. N. stock are Singer catonable. “SaXbPHONE ES melody: Al cond 4242 Schiller pl. Veadervoort 4nd many f RE-—Larze oAk direct- -oeee. 1706 Arcade Ridg. HORSE—Chrap, for, wre use. | 8280, Primm Roofine co anges 1940 _Collere, wre any 1496R.__ nO. Conteat 5693. Bom. 1845. LATH ae een, SA XOPHONE— Con firet-clase condition. 455 n W. HAYNER SEWING M Terms as Low as $10 Down Musie Salons—Sixth Floor. SCRUGGS- VANDERVOORT- peed io Mi ‘ummins “for carpenter “end painting work. Lindell 7402 Wich | T Filial ‘Roofing “Co. Le E oa work gus ~anteed. mole by calling Grand 8601. | ¥IOLIN—Oid Klotz. ! TENOR BANG eaxophones. Lareer, tt in St. NW. Sth ot Radio Repairing i for radio. reve ‘rng. enn ate 8 ¥. A Equipmen ic9Ox) be njoe. Geasndian School, SDOLA. eatin "E on your $15 AL LOW ANC e. BY LATHES shapers. teeta _Melie fontaine road. ° adding machines. +. harness and wagon. sivas _ GOLD | AND sr ‘CATHE—10" x10 f. “lathe with me @: v Tol, IN—Good i eaoeney MUSICAL aie alee and oom case: Dress. es hada a = Grinder. offer today or “wemineT ONS ee a rx Lys and rebuilding ‘st, all aaiten. + CON RETE Cee and 1- bag —' core rete block oe amare mor- 0 SE—5 vears old. 1: iL OR my a ‘high: wilt sacri- Power hack =o. eg or Central 66600 | ; dat! “he Sun; diepian. gate. ‘sata é5e¢ om Discounts. lime: Agate— times. Ic: 7 times. - 20 times, daily 3c, Fun. fc. times, daile tc, Sun. bc, 80 times *. daily %~ le. Sun. éc. PR on ee etrong Wagron har- po 3 saitabie sis“ BoeT a ' VIOLIN——#"*D vears wp: $3 per month and *, 1p04 | ive st. "“Veteas FE me exclusively oat. the ‘Duo. 4. — prices oy HORSES —Peddiing uth. Sensitive drill press. -~ | ; buy ae | WA NTED—To t be poted high-class riding : : ; ¢ ‘RYSTALS—Bur Ke. XV LOPHONE— Worth ‘si2 __ Comedition : bargain at S85 nee and Organs for Sale ; goad condition; B10. SIM MAC WINE TOO!. a New ern : sired. a ee = MOUR SCHINERY COo., A USED | (a ag miene for sale for § ere just the lastruments dg oy ciubroem. of elec $7. 99 oe ae Home "Radio, +: ie radio a ase Slats cal a Re. ITT =. ‘AS ¥: » nh. part ae MACHINERY — at hes. s. arith earew machiaeas, tapoing mar naee * gliso fat chunkr . ton serine Wagon end singic bres. San harness: PoO6 FOR baragine in _Supelies call at Vals. 1000 ST. eats 5 Christensen School. ‘ere iNO—Upriebt: _metion tone. Sale Geet Prantiion OUTFIT—Cheap. corper yf Spring. OR eRe Ce a ES eet y freeze e wor bh can live vty | ease ahd cheaper the when ou oa Forest # THE - BRANSCOME TORY, FIRSPROGY. 4300 |! INDELL. ‘alee ‘eee Seenee pace = LACLED THE HE Srest core HAMILTC HAMILTON AND + het 5 BEAL operan ani tae hildren as hington Hotel K le py 6 aed Week , aaoep wha: Be aed Pecume Peiess ita iti

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TIS PMT EE a ae promos seetaines _AUTOMOBIgg Limousines For Sale a eee __ Roadsters For Sale as __ Sedans & BUICK maa Sees AUTOMOBILES es | Haden. _ Texes. | --Taapberrice pay $500 acre profil. Peony esouable. Prank good planis for | FORD =e ae ee rn | me kt FORI Coupes For Sale reesona Frank Pa ne, Shaw noe. i4.——ne-ton truc pay ca no | CHEVRO ROLET—Coupe demonstrator ex- c FORD—Coupes: 15°35 = 5 : : IER Tl ae egy rs ? (op; | dealers. Box N-373. Pp. cellent condition: reasonable. W. J. Mc-| libere ioc: “22 th Se: FORD” COM Pp ERCE L IMOU SINE — | PORD—Rea aster, Ba: 3 y i —s ‘ “i733 Teen | Mahon. 4710 Delmar. Fores: _S810 tc) | evenings. te sama “e ORTH WEIN—+4 E 2 o- hes ne eh . aan Pas 8 aa o5TtA ‘Aloe = £ T rere, Ge ic) | CHEVROLET—1924 coupe: appeatance | PORD—Coane pe. late n model. ¢ ae INDELL come Forest Park Bi. | Cost seent OTE tchied it: pene eae ae vs — er reen rees | PORD Wed. — Wil} | eméo abces 1 ce, and mechanically same as new: 5 cord | Lown bargain} Sund reve asin LINDELL 7000. LMA 64. none seen Bid, fakes if yuu ate | : + with ~ gtr = | BUICK ten fable; all sizes and shapes: | diamond. 2°99} Olive fc); tires, burnper, stop light, parking light. 2315 Olive Ford ape. eauipped with bum poem and + wah ma tr EM MOTOR Cv... 1033 et $13 nar ites t. te4) Sterns your ~ oe With our specimen FORDS Wea —— fee a sh makes of etc.; sacrifice, S445: guarantee price low- FORD oor ia late ge 53 rs A, ioe. gplendid cor paditien: terms. twenty Gen Sandee | JOR ‘SON zy ro co. 366 ive s c a : fer rs cail Schniders Pover- | _ cars: bes: prices paid. 1421 t (oR est os city. JVGS Shenandoah. Me up: trade: terme. 2508 ° tena? , . unday and even ee FORD—Spe ~.eT, 1922; Witte mercury su it k- nf 713 ic 7 . ~~ . t 31000 to build: wi SacTi- , i. ———— "pean & excellent ‘Sendition : | FORD —Roadster; 1920: has starter ane, Saati a a ee ; only ‘$130: bev Ric #6 : i] | Baer $173: terme, 3713 Cane. 8 Oe a Fare St. Lou ff Sid arm, t. i @6©ss of Tice, ney | (90) | FORD Wed ——{“hassia, roa roads ster, touring or | am * Forest 2157 4766 North- 93 CHEV ROLET | BUS COUP PE | FORD—4- Coupe. - Speci ai ‘body: fine se conditon: limi licease; a bie bargain at i FORD COUPE . Auburn Sport Roadster. 1923 rupn sundiateand : . bail 2315 Locust 4 4 _- Sale evenings Locust. — a —Cuach; 1922 model: ijitie uaca- BLE —1924 ; pew te plant | a call ogi resu ta, . How- . i rstienetiene S2 | t $200 wn, be linen 4 ; ’ FORD TRi . "K wird —In t rade for ih late . we neve Se oe E..- ae tion 7 nn ae Sisk arris tees ’ Pr rtains give Clues | car com. trees —_ rubbery. seeding | tad = touring. or for sale, $100, $455 | SOUTH SIDE BUICK, 2646 Lafayette.(e7) | every Coupe: late model . ben onde: nee ; ng im us only eight eo = Sadan tee lai mf > SEYEtry "Dre | -- . ry eargain, SY50. Coeliax | jj , 8 Tirst-class ¢ 76 "i; e ae ferciiizing on rolantingirees ee FORD Wtd—100 coupes. tour roads-| 1923 CHEVROLET COUPE F 1349. e jj Open Sunday 10 +. 2. ondition; —_ tor cat pcre mes, Fuaranieed io be a bet for FORD— Roadster —. >. rit Sedans Tier. ees 5. we Woods. 4933 3 Olive, "ee rs . yao ial moun © rims, bsorbers, good , y a | as As oe fw BERRY MOTOR CAR Co ey Oe See ee SS ee ee eee | eee tires: $190: . Menden as | | = nm: inte 1920; comsiaé? trade 2315 Locust st. ven! ; 5. p>; .. Cucthd. Al condition: ; lots “acces- my Ww eS a ene & in clty and county. 0.) ters; ready cash. Linde!! 4026wW. a> | Has every essential extra: save S200 on FORD coupe. 4-passenger . hy ay: ‘ n repa and overhauled; : r. | Bom S00. Ban “e - ‘ tie: _erside 2570 UI Locust Sr. Cent. 976. 30 dave’ egaren AUT@® CO. 2007 Locust. | ———-— - = S—- - - | PURD—Roadeter: 1922: with new 1924 | every way: $625- me aT De ase eo Tree Surgery and Landscape | _Easton, [i able, Aten 7 FORD SERA hs ee es Mor ND city: AUTO CO.. 2007 Locust st. x 4 Le cat maT? 4 ORD— "| TTI *T> Se nadste rs: like new, $3! $5} mer? ; . ss manatee: , fe BUIC iCK—6 sedan “> " ' . tires: MING TREES and shrubbery, sred- ' condition ’ pped: cash Chevrolet coupe, late 1923 $450: cash i "ORD —Cous upe de luxe 4-nagnens mer = x t ‘ bt - "$300 Si00: trade. 2340 ive -. = nis. 5839 De al Paint and in — : sped: fs sacrifice. A4il Belt | and fertii ivers. ©. Bennett Jr_ 1632 x P-1°4. J’ ont- ispatch. fc) } or terms: 1972 coupe. good running con new: terme tern, “ — Gown ——e « SAN FORD—Roadster. lata modei: starter: Kel- dition a : . . Cabany 700° (e908) | F 5 ; an ~ “ow makes of | dition, $1 °0 own, ‘alance weekly c ante Mo bh 1- ar 01 on BiICK—New aauster y= model; Gise ivy-Sprirefield tires: paint very food: bar pers. ad ol with 1921. ema en, . ’ es A tad, Ee = tron: S850 terms. 1805 , Russe! 3 R ondater: runs li ke a new car: , : ¥. fashington n. Open oventags "TS my 7130. Cabany 488. (99) rade to party for board ‘B9134 nat mow. cost S725: oa = ———__fe7) or Op ven. evenings. Grand av. BAIL LEY. 7TH AND P INE. ic) ) COUPES a 3024 Locust Pe es eo ian es ule — Sen nm ; “ a _ STAMPS AND COINS Pre ; bTivVate party. Delmar me 192 »: 2 4 “HEVROLET ( ov PE. FPORD— pecom iti oonae ; er L BUI ‘K—E. site in 19°73 6 roadster: c me | ' PEO ee Tike” Rak Side ales: . Sedan: 5. > Passenger : #. “2S DANS—5 | late, Tik like ner new, - $100 ~_Siwntber, Bas Sh Wasioree® | snuck Weamece = aie eee, oae, 85 ) ORTHWEIN—2920 LOCU ST ST. } 3920 Laclede, “8%. — Jonnson-Wrisnt |||! Good selection from $150 |/i{) idee een ene eRe on. Wit me yourings. coupes and trucks. | palDt: sacrifice today: ee ee ern ber. — @nt © trade our &: —29P 6 | feb! Hil fill Deimar b Williame Motor Co.. 4127,Olive st. fe2) | = a ~ :. $295 lea or Gated under 1885.| _“¢*n Anne type console I : | FORD— | CADILLAC i mAiSel sedan; good — nae 3-4 on _truck. Inquire 2 S752 "A Chevrolet coupe. 1923: motor in y™ - nee tion; many eXtras; terms. 2116 /'///| models Easy payments. | | st at Ma ae Car Co.. St. be Thy down payment. easy term s] = :_Sasy 5 ones Ce test 5 een aene en oe |} An i ion | re, ot _Maretet i, —— NORTH siDE CHEVROLET _cO.. — owned by Buick official: PORD—Roa: isters: $50 up; some 1922 an and _ oe. “H "at 2716 aoe : BIG MONEY IN OLD LD COINS | ALL vm. w OAR, condit ion : read, lent condition h : . Versi: re 7n: | Rt icK—Most beautiful 1924 spo rt mod- 2501 S. Jeffersen. Oven ev ‘nings, Sunday : — co ; ae pe / Ne say ; ao ' 7 Jewett: LINDELL L 7OOw D ~ LMAR 64 ; Ford dealer. oO, 30 4 ita ‘> | ttt a j pen Sunday and E venings. rif oo! ake B-ewvlin: der roadster ety woxtras: will trad ; . a Ww aot On. __ te) Cad loeex, Hae motor | [D— ra ~ ee ' | ct ie f wick iz ity: eve ing | niet 2a . ashington. Pee 1920. | reconditioned 1 and re- Chevrolet coupe. m Tin tine condition. . - Sa S Le 2: j : = ¥ —1 973 mode! rte “and ie; u ae ek - jan, os FPORL {'c upes 12° - aF nd 19s models: i id ne y 040 i 79. tarms:. trad . T at ; ; Saas a ' beng d ot my Al Seroount- | - ; dartain. Jo , “" is “ : ——-- must be sold today: hargain at 7160 a ean ' ‘ f 191: new .. sat covers ~ > acs. Essex, Hu.)- =. . Ml men Ss burmpe Fr. cow] Jame. heater, ex hanic alls 3°60 . 180 ne-thi , _ RS AND ADDING * gsc Mare ibingesias: | Rood tow price: terins, Open Sanden a3 JOM RRO $380; one i Clive’ st. (o4) | (== —— j : ese "hew ts Rolls. Royce. Pack. ve nings i 4 ne ee —— : en - —— —_ - > > > rial ‘ ed . ily 9690 Iteska st bets “erm i ria "Bt ie K. 646i Lataye tte (e7) FORD. RO. ADST ae 7s. mice -£rade ene. ha , e ‘ late model ; — “a ro down, Sunday. Nashes, MACHI ards other bring your Aautomo.- ey on Paenestaonetahepaties biles. take Cash home. ‘arcest prices paia Ce h-e- -V-r- 0= -Le-t~'s “Washi ngton. Upen e« 2 Wanted | fer your autgmobiles. shipping California - rl be rORD— } > eee me : isl only fea ontha: i: likee ‘~ SOUTH SIDE need automobiles badly: get the cash - rh - 7 coupe. two | —e oupes v2 oo models; "G FORD—Cou je 1. Sw yt ~~, DeRUIY: guarantec , s refinished; guarante-1 to be worth the | 1920. 4- Sans.- mechenicea ally moed: re, Cellent* ¢« >: Sag } Aon dan. with starter, new. Gu? Pullerton Ride Ne “ARG Wola 72 923 CHE \ ROL ET COU PE . supe de uxe. -- Gise wheels. _Enrighe tt joney oF You may have your money back: | painted Mancard green: good Tes. Darts | ome, ; ‘oe les: $140: eeden body. 7 — > —_ ™._ [ USED CARS Wta. —100: any condition : 81) extras’ bargai n Sidney 3348 3868! - i ale ays Open + renickeled. upholstery and top above the Bat at. ING M CHINE - In food condition :; , cash. 2018 Biddle Ce i Chevrolet coupe. ric Ss Broadw ay ry « CTO (CY ®nn7 7 nore ‘ — er terme aby o Soniniieminent if 5. 1000 Market. Sison. “\e8) oo néat in apearam = an FORD—Coupe: 13 So i d udson Coach” MOUND CIty AUT a meres LUXE AU “TOMOBI LE de . Hs ts tnat — 77 Weteee sees Bomont ®81°X Central 380 192 —? Chandieg mi pn Tt x eb a Market. re - br and-new Spare wi!) mar EM RD 19° oo > on - e ng — ‘yapeven - ti . ” es , oO : ce « re rlhISs¢ r Jai> ‘ H as he MEF RS _ 6—Roadst er. g st : : ‘ one 4,77 Dis Su Yr “ay pric and ee : " . Tate : excellent con- ; tale L ki Look! 1 ! L kt. Strate ] ral tern) ~~ CVUP im ¢ CT] ‘ ma o © iue tcl ~~] . , lead isee i! all idne ; - . Se oe EN 1? ttn PPD oP se : a , } rns. , Spee aga a Datu le ba ee per = tioned : ruaranteced, cn or Llernes, - Burroughs and and | 00 ook OO Diane ~ iL. > (% . MM. ’ . P . --Mt ubt : > “ta. cy _ ‘ 7419 rp ~ o ’ _ — m mat ~ ‘ HAN i yt j _ rumMmmM* . rey 1923 (Al RDN E re vou are ooking uw Motor oO a... TOS + av. a, | Ww = HMSTRIBUTORS. 203 ui! + EE eae IST aa ouch © inement tr tire ier wi Siieeaae UA “>. reason « ‘ae 4 = . Bid . (cz) 200 U SED CARS ANTED eT. Op en ns and evenings PORD—19°) roube in perfes - ‘ : Re MoD ; +] ir ’ ’ The minted —- . -_~ ~ 180. _to1580: sell $1195; bargain. Mo- CHEV ROLET—_R loadster. ood or wT nan tS ——— “rr; terres, Bie th Phone Olive 12 [AR 7 Attn ee ——. maroon - ae re = perfe t: 10 other — . _* > For rd co ipe. torists . La34 Locust. ae ——s Toe UN ning Ht DSON—1919 speedster: conditor ° m0 - eon | ar : i ; AUTO TOPS and cushions recov ered. . wide | start, and demo intabies - € Dtlona! . buy . War 4 1032 mane . CHEV ROLE T— Roadster. ; If Dsow -Spor : maroon mechanically i. he for ra. tires; , S { SIDE « "HEV ROL, ET co. er Co., T13 euttabie t Vide. Clive AUTOMOBIL “— nie aot e. enamel'ne bj rowd todas , erms er trade . akes. cor , ' , MAXWEL i. ;. —— i923 mew paint a ent oor os . . +83 . exter must sacrifice: $375: bar- must ‘soo Dh tiree , 240 ~ 4335 W arne. Open Sunday, (62) ; ae er, § =~ _N. Grand. . —pen Sunday. (9. 5430 Southwest a: tires: guarar oak 10 = don ~~ mse ‘ iy a. _#0°6 N Newstead CHEV BAT I ng | Jans. several. Al mechanical! ’ cs Ering M AC HiXE — 1 R tome, yk A. r ynn, 465 ) ey ats D> iJ . “s i. ? Prog ar fine ce ndition * —— . i. ha la mn © ir ta de - ioe = a 4 » 308 ~ @! > & 8415 ["["ees-- ee HtrPws rR LE—Roa, later > bargain. J 520K c HE v ROLET Ce daa, ; ¢ aod tires firgt-cla ansgZ shane. ph . ' — Burroughs : al 40s? st , ri TE ee, ihe a co 2: , cust —_ CHEVROL E >T— Rea utit fu latest 192° Deimar. Cal hany 3320 . , “ely: paint and @ 18 Locust. Open 8 ‘Boman: a “; bargain. (ca FORD ma "pene ton Teck areed ‘While vou Wai = —_ 9 ’ a #' ? thi, , “$$ _ a madster " ine new latest 193) HtUPt 7 a 23 a antl Ps th Motor io. . r — = - - . , ” . , ‘4? . , : 40 : mar ; re 1 5°» 4 ’ Z > rT. > “waa «@ vee e ,a ri 4 ~- SS ha eee ein i. ~ ong Mpls Toad ae |: Si pamars saees yr oe down pay ment: easy terms down; rea] Sain, trade. T5404 Olive +78, hell. 2315 Locust st Open heap; om FH —. 1512 _ Fecon. PORDS - enameled. $10. wi. dumble elas ~ 4 : : (CDs ee a ee ae : 7 VILLYs.o¢c er NORTH STt -HEVROLET co. OES TA Ry » Je I1TERS—i nderwood. L. C. Smiih i that will not chin: hoids a eon. a @eany ex ‘D—Coupe; repeir ted and overhauled: Bonfont 7. ©: Locust entral. 1333. | na re CH EV Re 1. ET | Semen 1972 - newly fu Thy ju pped -; Goody enr Cord tires Go ; 2 “ “ or trade T Lederer rer & Co *- WRITER—U ; late style: a | Sian. i46aMe open Sundays. 'p hone | DODG E oo? al even! - Mendenhall. 2315 axis Open oe ae ee ne ay terme. Small down ' payment : S25" 4343 € saeco, cond a idee? Grand be : a Ray a ene = a : 1007 Market. , eee . coupe Passenger condi- ae 1) | eas) terms IIR ~ “Sounecticut. Gran eee | Funday and event ¥ . ' . - tion all Monday. Lauer Furnit ure PORD ; ste , NORTH SIDE CHEV ROLET co Lae We ______ {©} | CHEV ROL ET = — : — : ER—Olive. No. 7: ect con.| WE PAINT AUToOs 3 to lo dave. ret Co.. 825 N s th °% ' ox : ? shook ; > 2 DF. business \aed) mice ——- - oe . hevro!l oe readster: almost new: run Mad OE OD MOON OTOR “a in ¢ No Un, Box P-387 No ; | ome, oversize piston rings. cyladers ‘ beet v tr ; ~ ~r reg ——= = Se, ro-3. ar ‘4 pen Sr» v.* help uy Ge : aie oom tn tte — cash or terms: good SS ae M patenpssg com $35. 37344 Maf- | _Bomont 83, : a “ay - 4 M4 ING— PORE yi : . . . : : “os o , = . — " ~ ° . eS 7 . ss) — ’ . . =e roj;et to nz as lo : 5 ritt : _ ” | H. & H. MACHINE CO. 443 9 Wilcox. _ a a = thie Oe ov “rytaing in ex _ Ds 1N 2 RAMP ON. $209 Locust y thew — ee ees _¥ _ “ée) eee 46772272 —— | CHEY ROLET—Sedan> ; wwe 5. Jefferson. Open evenings. Sanday adding machines hk 4216W Easton cv DODGE- 23. busin coupe: driven! } ‘henake pete or | ne sHaDe: ca $48] keane 3404. 3 : —- RO Phi e . : MAXWELL— Roadster, 1999 in need can. bengeiful care peri ¥ " ; "| __ Tinden ‘i 3163- 3164, Delmar 394. 99 ee mi es: many Ktrg fave 3S 79 3 ee _—_——~ aa ito like new: - » aa lean hn ee t3 dition Si41 Maple, — ns} Lederer & Co. e ie {923 sedan most bea writ seaitul 00. (cD : - rT > $825. cash only. ox 71, Colum >| OR —O -— . . MOON Mor } tt -* + r HE \ ROL E T RO ADSTER MAX) w — cy terme Welton oa Gara ‘eh Over! hee Dealers, Oven | ’ j ‘in St Motor rte. ao ree SI ioe BUICK Tr Smith: same ge 1a d G di pullt “»e settee ae toot = one. re- Bomor ~ O TI WE IN—: 2979) OD S S Hi oat, erms . o 14ragze ry _ming aan ccs: ae mn : > today or evenings. 2 ylnder rin 7. "Dodge Business Cc ou re, 1993 Neds er night + s . 4 ~ uA CU ag Pe! Hoa: amont. ; na i Sane * sash TRS * ‘Lost Also crenkshafts. rena iri: t r Best ; t, P aive ~ 3 NASH COUPE I - wae > Ae “—s ~— -{ Br} 1CK— Aree RITERS— aie , Style Corona and machine work. MODE RN. a rT “4 bm ~ > Tice Me ~ ,] rt y worn = . | ‘ ’ : ar Same as r = ; MOON SPO DS. wi RD Seca ; aie tts ; AR { H 3118 Loc imt -_ . _ an 2 we iT . , . ; : ' lmarar ‘ ter ms (wl ; ~ r) sUpe nr " m. 921, starter and re like new: cheap.| PAIR Co.. 4601-13 Olive st. , oP: i , em tpt TE apelin , new , _ sua i eee ‘cone ma . mec aivera ; ” > » -*.*. : i. ; ‘ : ; a . > - beyt ? . _ ‘ nveat . ‘ eT i! , : t ; 8 ew Delmar r 2052. ' DODG E BU SINE SS ( ‘or P E eo a of town muct om oe: a4) THs * n price; in vestigate. It's some heauty racing lines: 6-48% excellent ; " *. e "tifa | : AER —Ipe mod a6 aa AUTOMOBILE REPAI Q™ped by careful @river: am inepection | _Maftit. hes : VALLEY, 2801 Locust mickeied’ radiator; “nels, Calitornta. ‘top. | wheel ete, S.-i pars comet Liter sedan tbe Forest 72614, - LEI AIRING Wiis res i? T nN ce ¥o », ae ‘OunDe: start =} - Brand-New hev. nickele! radiator; Dainted a& F0rTrgreons om- KU KUHs- S-BU Tc K. 31 i ¢ . Op calla ch. HOODS alve: $12; aa Set se” eee tliehe >> S3ase- - C raid blue: cos $1975: sacrificed $79 ne Remington S, FENDERS, TANKS VEST si BU ICK AUT, > cc tid chains: al! tools: tscce = aioe , New roadster ’ hn; act Quick: oar rm 29 TIPVPAT DET «on FORD Bi SEDANS on 2i ; enw ou aa 30 cust Moan? et : ‘nok Lo — Jour ur ‘TY: look nple a b | but muty; 4-pass.. cord — Se ae eee ! mente! ; perfect condition: guaran- ‘ometer, DUINDer stem ’ nalso, othen mee neton sebiebics:, _Sutomobdiles for P Exchange = @s'e r . : o Ash aston e tort, , . ; , = Ms wo» . - : . ‘ ~~ ar ee - = ; : ‘ > i > ih Tes} : L.AHLEM -R a Roadst v-0; perfect: $170-' OV ERL A ND—Roadst : ' ? cee n : - ~ ~ em = — stents n : - . = (t>; . 4 “~- . , = 2: same is ww: “iy ag ORS a “ > BRenoist Bldg . Olive 5564. Pinta omy fh ad meat ’ me yd - ~ . 4 ve “4 F5 o S67 5: new Ford A. ‘ art i! ~! . ' bs pai ~- ‘ . r Jp ; == 4 re tir s. mm try ool 6 East " rs un ml vaw) rr iles: a Peal bu st areal | : : * * : 1 Sedan. ert eee : EM isi WERS—All makes rebuilt for ox _S-337. Post-Dispatch, Pe woupe. 29°4: S458: terms. $3404 O1in- 1 extrac: only sone’ motor Al: over OAKLA D192 pe; $3: VODGE—Roadster; extra equipment: first. —=. 363, Sichtean” A Chev let § : rowip pe dt, wonderful copdition. sale 4 remt; fuaranteed: re - ng MOON (Tre"T = rei eens iF) tu ole levee. ¢ (oe oe ° =ice ‘ *s cond! tioz cash or termes ; ; OVE AND R OADSTE oe oe 287 make ear . estimates furni hed. patrs, over .- — —e- As ten On. Bervice , a: driv ers —_~ - _™ : mar. (Cs 1% 1 ‘ ¢ De im ‘ aban} 31°0 " G2" fir dition 5 Fiw. “MSS hger « ‘osed - MONARCH, _ S118 Locum. eae Sales Co 125 NX ati ae, Pi 4 # “pe wn and | ek for S ou . ' oe — AKL DOD. — oat dstex. 19°35 Ca fornia top - , a » § oo . ii Motor Co. Inc. 8 Peoular mode! evoelh y ; Fc a * n r Sa Mm exXcellent C amece Oreit S~ nt hillip 7 —adliiticd! seer a eee ey >= irav rside ic) Ore® trunk. ray ; ~- {cPy) | condition Forest 853 ic SSEX oach tol oa Locus Open Stinds ona! a teens » a =e Se Pv ceSeOI les: a8 a ate =. gg aD SEDAN all standard | a ye of those sleek looking ach —— an ings MEY, . price, a ———e ho 2 ae — BAN ee 7—37225 Fon ee emous | Automobile \: Sastenetion —.? the aedass accessories: with o Pi ERE VALLEY. 2801 tecest fires $250. eats, , 33 $e - Baby Overland Rdst LCD son- FRAMPTON 3 . ew Lorton EON oust Sar” pevwr ter - ~ 4a +7 : a oy arane - ir . fr & rT ~" iff ONnGitl ter 7 thee #i- -- ort . S. . z - " eee _ ‘ . save ay ¢* vantngham. x. Re e¥eni: —s . a Us - Phone Olive | DRIVING taught by female operator. to careful hand ing: tert SUICK Sa. anted te 1 ‘ to, : Car that gi: edll fac 7), —_— - Cunnin yg : an 4 2 ang Sum meday » t » ’ > . © - o~_s . - . - ‘ . . . “isa ’ . * . m Pe epics eee a cham &-pase hat = ladies only. references qqpraished: terms at HS-BUI RK. 3101 Olive. Open andar. c.. 472 iy %n2 344 uniata. | : Roadsier, ect condi 22 ‘unningham 8-pess. late Be FOR Ir) SED io rounds # ’ iver. Ray- _reasonabie. Forest 357 ‘ "ORD—Ne W coupe. Fores: st 415 MC . rOnpes cou; 2 ; yee ion S24 » terms, >. ; ‘ packard tim.. good cond tien \ Bs: oe oe to we —— $$ —_ St _ soi iM a ae i c'ere : . ; . 7 - « if . : J ry IRD—1 9° > coube » 2 7 435 1 F _Easton. le = . ver truck : : mabe. 2 rood tires. rmp- - a - Vor)’ Willis-Knight, . f N X . ae Bl. | Wis ~ OF - months. $5. $5. up- - PORD—c c T Do : . starter-equ od tat 7 : ‘all Webster ., DQDGE—Roadsier, 1922 model. fare uke the baby. much cheaper than | Jordan. now tires, = ots ? ' ‘i N. 10th: Main . or Sale Dodge 1923 4438 Al condition no 2 >i ar Co, 3230 S SFr ‘DERAKE: > ies - aS ful condition: $395: cash or if Car fare: this = eriand roadster, $295; South Side Garage. Sedan - od > ©; runs good ; i Q Var S163] Sik ura : .i . .? 13th 2 & block _north tah ~ :. me > e , ods Shee, eee nder: will sac- isis RIEFL ING FORD DE at ERs ter — | Graupner, 34] us ? * tition, barnai mn: $125. White. 1217 Gpen S Sunday and evenings. 1035 Grard. sok e defy c ; eS F ’ RD § SEDAN The ¢ Jefferson. O; en ere _ — Sa Da Liter S—4-pa passenger 1}; Valve “offered . Brow... : i£ Sunda: $05 200 E =x ge ee shad . > barre! tion Invited; ¢ “SS With iin«ed Tm. shock [ss X—alLt. model roadst ft t , es, c . Moto- . on ; Mer Sesere bsorhers 8 - 1 adster; | first-clase meter, 4 new 33x4%4 corde: this ane ises _cuUst Bi. Open | : i: yr: “pecdomet¥r, lnrpe wheel | units DODGE—Sedan.: : = + Repent io te ae car ¥y* ance and " Box P-78, .-D. $25 5. 5: $85 “dow? Bud . » ; a « iS ” " , fc), only r_ $2. 20 ——— , 5560 ‘Chamberiain: Pon. - POR ; Cou pe: :: best com rT t he n Ons = r taken ; nal «t . . “rye | : —— : — " ‘ thes motor vefvect ver aig tine Condition meaner: Coupe | Fhe ee ae eatin oaaster. Winter top, new Paint: * sTz TZ—Roadster. 'asstest Bepiest.. latest cone) tion priced reasonah!y 4526A Red h w a eTiIne. * : *“s * t ~ it as an , tr , ne . we * && ade : t cree : bas a pg paint and 2 exce!- r on . looks | FORD—Coune De Luxe. 19°93 aan n ‘ly. = new wd fice 200 Sa} isbn : re - - ‘ " : d , E HE Vverr con Rp? ? _ 1 : tc. ’ FY RD—-T oupDe. 99° > modéei- i... - — S| ‘ “N sE-JE ry exceiient condition See at 4159 N >. ODGE—s : ras. 1319 N. Vanwett., _ 038 S. Grand. Open Sundar Union. Coifax 626. Monday Olive. T+ FCN cari $895; tims mtr 7 ~—" aa | *0; | 1 v = = 7 _§ eee. a or. lIntest made 2 | Ot {) | DODGE —Bea ntiful : ‘ ‘OuUDe 1920; : ; t-el, , . 7? 7 “ - . . } s _-. ES EX —Ri adste ates F Tris 5 4 3 DANS ~ : ; > pall ee whee at covers. Loo — a , , ese condition we ae “y STU TZ | BEAR ¢ C AT. § $795 _—— —: - eS : | 7 nis M4 . fu nr : oe — a é rms ce aT. M ii Paol 4 Me Painted real ; mw mm ave Die, _ her iat ‘ eal Des a. red: worth $1700 . ’ . : _ ail im ay con. affr SAcTifice. G2NS d : =340 Olive. ee .- x ’ a RT yy ll . 7 4 xe 7a °. Cum E. , . _ 5889; ; e2, ron rubber, S150 . a eerie” ~ . t) té 5, “> ~ ~~? - '- > on = y = + ) 10: terme at sin eine ) ‘2 ‘ae | DODGE—Late 1923 setame Popo RDNER : — “om very littie: dise - cae POURS to boy & Pew car . Corona eerie and extr ah st. O80) WEST sIDP BLICK arto CoO _Painted. Apply 2000 Lon low. | * 5 : — ——— a wan bargain - F O55 Open Sunda; FORD — Roesdaat ers late models. $100 up: — today? driven : at v woke — bu rw — Paint and ti mpers ree per. ) | WESTCOTT—fous ~ ‘Hik : new rab. easy-payment plan. 1900 Ww ashington. aay : : rentals. abel UICK 1923 terms, 4166 Olive ° oe > ORD cou Ek EW Ti" cme Dine privat rty: S150 FORD—Roadster ate ¢ models $100 up: js a t . rea be rrain terms. vic " , Pine 56) _ 4-erlinder Coupe; this car is fn +. | FORD—c “OU De 192 B00 . tee) a — Tade an nak ——— + SERN pie ee a SC a €o — LTAaN tees tears . ; Owes rv - a“ . i B r M FORD —R, ster, 19°90 to i: oR: all bar- 1—-192) on ed. § ’ he on : ——— nday. — 7 POR oupe- $250 "eu paint. Starter . “ ‘ © and rene 11° =o Tower Gro. e. tc) . >: Slao er oreet * tena ; ‘ 7 _£ains. 3 ~2 to $50 down S4tit Laeton. 4-Dass. chummy roadster. Newly ; — an. o31a Painted and in ey. ‘ellent mechanical an we ces). 807 Pine st_ in 2399, a | caDIac—a assenger £00U re home: iF : at Bn OS eels 20K BS Fon Cope re FORD | COUPE #2titia! a - Oadeier: eas, Dayving plan. : ‘Washi hgion. Open evenings ic?) condition; cord tires - $250. Open Sun. ay. 2. ising wiais ERae L. 3040 Locust Romont $56. UR , . brand-nex 1p? ' > pee C r , 4 Tt é iy terms. Rie -. & is. afte r ae as in food shape. tires. FORD—Coune- "24 model: ba; ~— 2 i > fico. eee ustery first-class: acri Biigere _Mot or. 280! —X. rand Sates 05 wT aren j FORD—Race: ane Speedster: real bargain ony = to “an a FORD. ‘oupe ~e aiean S806 ae 7 Ca a ust. } 4625A Dah! ee CAR CH. —— D—Coup : : | > ae S on fear. ca 18 Bee 220 st St. Central 17215. icaa) moenger Vi Pasately | 5 as oe —_—___ “i - oupe, *] I22 —$75 ~ Down 10 COUPES FORD —Rongater= box oa 5 She Ae Fi : nh a: ‘Smaller car in trade. —““‘oupe: looks and runs like ne w ae m S225 up: all first. ass Aj bs ‘ only $60. _ Morris. 2810 . ._.. ae 1 ~— Ty PS SCS eee fe trade an mate ot ‘most Given Away FORD—Roadster: 192°: late style: new Wy > | . 1922 model: besutiful ae Ht. 3118 Locus | ‘-AD THESE PRICES lifes: $123. terms. “1905 tocust._ tea) LYS S-KNIGHT 25: " : a Pt Cis naaters, $50 to $250: terms ‘$1275 ) 3 ROA 75 us. 3 __ 3il4 ‘Care 1 “ta 3 Ford eour: . ila CADILLAC VICTORIA. = "RD Bo ae ike nee $75 oe | FOUR Fc FORD COUPES, 1923 350 Dodwe cone’ ©? :9"9,¥2 S318 Washington: open evenmes. “(rs) Thee: Wiee i ras: S$: ra erme. 3631 " Easton ~~. y. abies and priced low 320 Nash soupe B: FORD—R in condi- ¢ 3 Ke ive-Knigh ts we “Ts FORD—arcsin. 3 Loc tires; this ¢ ‘coupe, 1919: starter: — F RD tr Carmo — Slt75 Beet tee the 3835; terms. _ 03 Park ~ O co , 4 5. $175; terms. trade. 2 inspection, &s to its excelient con- r . ; any "model aay price Teo t Dees » & = on & 4 YAHLEM MOTOR « 0. : CADILLAC EX cCHANCE = yt terms. 7419 Mancheste radia — B Wuipped 1 7,, Stlivery aioe 56 put; easy terms or | PORD—Roadster iat e model, starter de- | men Sunday 3015 Locust. . ‘Bement teas : “oupe. 19°3. Perfect moter asa = ~ me s. > ~ : ; as € hase) ~ € ‘ia Yy 4 HT, EM a es, $160. cash or tems. ~—- ROADSTERS—>2 t60 1414 Choutean ' P r terme: tre le. 1802 © a+ - Pans ATES tis cas) ‘erms . ae . Sen ee e) | DSTER._1 Lien. , —— + =. __Pa “k HUDSON -FR AMPTON N i? ss N c PORD—Roadster. 1973. tas «vervthing at | a a ~~ 4-pass \ 3. rand Open Ey enings cons areain. Sophir Auto o.. 3323 La- | ROADSTER == -soupe. 6 : Jjabama ‘ | : fe? J —— “4 - — . W $260 l to 1933 $125 to $1600” — ; a ey E PY RD. “o De >> rea doe oO. | CHALMERS—@- -4-pass_ paint. es, terme: trade. 3516 Easton 1922 Ford Dealers, __ 5630 Gravois ic65) | is 8 Car fit for 2 "hing, but Priced . iiiatietie x. oy C OU p F 42d : eae joy ae upes ate models £150 un ORTHWEIN— 2991 Locr E E _———————— = —— PORD—Roadsier Starter. demountabies. | ( } Do Reet Loar nt Sort: Woods. S55 Ors: | ROADWTER— Gees geag renmine oreet: | Eases cal =XINGTON sep (c6) And ride home a5 Coach; late 199% | . ; besstagee “ate ; | and South road and Ram ‘a AN _for _ & poor man. Ward _ SOs2 Locust . - &- BF . in — “ >= : DELL. Te DEY . ; i“ " 7. oy 3 wee eeke. ore yu te ‘ - . : »- . % ang - - pe as ME Dargain: 4008 Norchiaay (Nod yee 18S De PEER 6 ) (RO RoawaraRS, ta ¥j5 DOWN. | ROADSTER —3-cameneers“igsr een nen thock abeerher rt) — n ’ - FI " ; , : 73 ‘ SB Yraila ® for ; Gown Sr re ~ - ‘ ive area _te $350: : : ; S13 Ha = S225 Oper ‘Sunes 7 ae a ~ ee motte ; en: Mi iN AR CH. Sis Locust. - *SRTH Sth cCHPer ROLET CO : 3 "t hes Sporeet Seti, all. modsie: pit pene Sas 3 Oe date eee ee ROADSTI ERS 3 - ROA. se See c oF sss tes | Be de.tvery bos: gain ; . aa ) $f 40 : . Bile ‘ —_—y “| ROA) ADS ERS ¥ ing - = | 9 Gardper... , . 25 car before ae HT oni i ° ° » a S45 : 7) trade ’ ; eS = FO os ; ' ru t ; ome ss oe a acceeso- ‘Sir . a "Sas0 . 4 wU: cal Sunday. Kiaesch OLTA > 3°° , ee ae ns 7S T tre de ; . eM seat a ‘ bi? ae c: . - _— on . One ae. Can. one spredsier. 4333 Man ot FORD— ie oupe 1a° % 4 “s lie - = ‘ tte mode's a’ . i . — . months old: used echanien’ con dian Rew; inated aoe ee - man the ae East on ay lires es Msg ons: ‘rat on: te Pain d - 4 TORD—Resiaen. i2”. 3 “Models " > like new; | ———— "TH { SIDE PU lok "6448 La fave’ tw. eT) ate mode - —. ~ @aan 4 E AU TOMOBIL = . sarenia; terMs. Bilger: Mo. r. 2808 =; terms. ; 13 Case a Lk ee reas eeen _— ze now Th ~ - S115; easy terms x ean smountabies $145: These care are in éxce! ient condi. | m Ron dsie > * £0od as new. PORD—Runaboat aia pi 129*3- ee > a trade __ Morris —e r =n _ terme Look? 2810 ¢ Pee Look! || son sme “Sie, eat tareaines™” 00; | | PRD der ers and other | yet | _ onivy Rag Giaseuw. __ fe} Ot PORD — —Coune ' , ater x °° food ag cord more to select from. py Sad | I a 192i. $85- one 19292 tires: 3250: real {. 703 Cree 10 COUPES PORD—Roa date = = Be S stor and trees BS RG, wood ae 1922 FORD COUPE soar One Auto Co,) “zs Ce ee itay 37 6 uM i. ere. teocdy . . 67 Olive Sea Near Grand ; : Starters. 9 pmountabies, ,-4 Be iT | Serre Utah, : —_ "> | "Ary ex — 3 creeks — Mack” art eo | ...* 2G s 4 c ap: : il - se tires: - There will te 23 after i: but eniy em: — ‘ ‘ ' ee ute. 5885 Delm n. " sc58x) FORD—Ro- Nabout. — j oo new : > Locust ie?) an get it; cote eart - FORD — Fi os starter a asa Yle windows ¥, ate 1922 with anew | Li - er asi wil “eat? ; delivery body. | Pe pene yy | Time: his bar : — ; ? ld » ae ae ts Fee >? cheab for : nin car i? ] : fan. . : Y hey en 8 at te ‘ ‘sis California. cash. Locust . a Smeg og nt Se : ” . . . a ° . 4 “oil . — >: 10 OTHER COUPES na ey 5. °° Re ixcmaxce, CAR DEPT. | FORD —TOR ae eds some att. Wheels, un Bomon: 30890. Dione. Kirkween 219W. $40. Beli - batt on eae es ee Ps, r n 3 or -ags " ae bw mS i TS hy las :

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ia = 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads inthese columns today. __ _— —_— DTOMOBILES vos PASSENGER CARS se TRUCKS -:- _ For Salo —_ ___:‘ Sedans For Sale a hie ate ll , Touring Cars F | pe x ~ _ - e t seli; $196: LDs_i¢ iS foes ¢ “> eee | —__-OUring és rs or Sale ____ Tourin : : ; Sedans For Sale Speman det: rust, sets, $196; O Ds — = Hitie Godan: ot $3000 hs g Cars For -~ |___ ‘Touring Cars For Sale | Touring Cars For Sale | Touring Cars For Sale ‘ourl [BUCK Real bargain. beaut fal Bae GS Tee ee ener eor or | eng terme: Canad jouras: like new: very Cadillac, $575) CHEVROLET TOURING ~ | ¥9Rp—Tos roaring | gpee. tine: only” $75; | FORD—Touring. 1921, “starter and” 4° Hupmobile 1921 Touring, $200 “io 9 dan: must eacr onan : a a gain; open "Sunda A, Graupner, 34 tai Late model: ve best ound SD do _ Easton. ic) ——— wheel and park- p ue uw. 7 peti Alberta. me, . a has pi 18 Lo- 16 on — 87 touring. runs like new. tr¥| a new one: $90 do ition: rune like | | FORD—Tourin 1923; like yew; bring ing any absorbers, 6 geod tires. Drive kt awa Re down. Cal W VICK. NASH, 1921; $505; | : oN ‘Grand (e2) OVERLAND. FORD—1023s: $345 Sicar— cord tires, “aimont find =. new, wh eels, WEST “BUICK AUTO Co. $100; drive fe’ away. 3713 Cass. ic; | Only 250. Ask to see No. 216; terms. Ma? ARCH, 3118 Locust. _ OAKTANT 35; Sterns sedans ” terma. is my oO 5 ay , BUICK S—Sedans, = er = : we : : fect: S005 for oy" 4-cyl gadan; iste 192 0; consider trade. Overland Baby Se di n, $17 throughout ; reupholstered; 5 new Goodyear roon paint, red top and curtains, 5 cord /PORD = new, almom new at $1950 saving. SA Mc 1923 model; excellent mechanical con- quaranteed _ — Touring: bought new . f every way; $625: very easy : By rt, 44 College av aaa Acust. car, here is an opportunity to Be-/ Sar: sell cheap. s026-28 Locust st. | easy-payme rert a . } open. Sunday, _ Graunner, _t . Esires: starter, bumper: RICKENBAC HER—1923 sedan: - like new: at least an Be ene. good as new,| COLE &—19?1. luxurious in appearance FonD—_io ent _pian. __ 4166 Olive : S . wevgh, locking pong Taw we are offering at $750; every way eo: Gani, oores: cany BUICK—6 sedan 1923; 6. “paneengenae t =. ; 3923; sacrifice. 1411 Belt onl L leaving city, to a faa iated. Must} CADILLAC oe ice CAR DEPT. afne coenomicn! L. operation; 5 new barcain. 1405 | Che we condition 192 —Big bargain at $100. - HUDSON. FRAMPTON. 3309 Locust «t.| Locust * : ghaint and in splendid mechanteal’ saw Siemen, 1921, Al condition; wheol | STUDERAKER—Brougham, 5-paseenaer, | ee ea t._____—sBomont 3080."_| silk Ay Ey ya, FORD—Touring. 1922 model; good con. i= a ee “ee JEWETT TOURINGS. OAKLAND—Excelient bu: urn, ena aster aament” ang ¢ . §: 5123. Delmar: ot Big Six; run oniy 4000 miles: spick es and back, and other extras; ear should Gition: price right: terms. "3116 "Casa. NT . 8401 Locust. A —1923—-Gpectal disc wheels, nickel ra- perfect mechanical eB ee = has ) ; $150 to 250: ter ms. i span ag brand-new; an exceptional 1918 CADILLAC | give same. service “fo4 ew: $500 cash | FORD—Tourings, 3; real buy: $95 Veach: hon — ——- — : Caters and extras; jus like gain and ‘worth the on oe By, is . Teal in on._Open- evenings. (7) oltaetie th exceptional good condition: and terms. Woods, 933 Olive. A _terms; trade. 1803 Park, Ford Tourin ° 1923—Like N 4 ‘ew 1—1923—Standard ccurtie: @nentiens |e 4 a. ex asPes £00 outeun* tiene! hasty = — my we ons. ‘tion; all es 7-passenger touring: in good conéi- |; DODGE—tTouring. Call at 1901 N. &th. rFORD— Touring: 1924 model: : $325. Ben- Real bargain; guaranteed, S723: also 10 every way. B; +s order, Dierkes. 1003 4 i, Venice, , } ocust bi. con ny Cusbout ; $550. Open Sunday | (c2) ton 2239]. ‘c) other tourings with starters, $125 and up; | 1—1922— hike f Wellgton Garage. > | ont 7 2310 Locust. ‘Central 1333. —— : —e . penter work N + 8. Compton. Call before 9:30 a. m.. 218 Linton. $1200; easy terme. 1803 Park. SE * | — _____ Open Sundays and _evenings. CHANDLE tes model Dispatch: $375: | Dope earns: net Sa; SETS . 2413 eee yt ments, $50 ~ FORDS, 3, DODGES, BUICKS ee ery be car, 1916: cash or ° odel: with starter D and paint. will trade for Chev- CADIL LeA‘ | ate 61 sedan: new: mane an? 392 0: m 4 condition; price Wi iS re rolet roadster, For: > Ss. 13 ee a 50: terms. trade. O151 Easton. (c) We “weaty on hand pee fine tour- KISSEL - exten. 4 — os n at =120 vat 37) : | SS! inton € an _Mereury body. 3630 Siatgomery. with | DoDGE—1981. ‘touring car; AL condition. FORDS—10 tourings; some real bargains ; | ng cars that we are gving to let go at S00 6215 One been 5 2870. Ww ashington. 716 lafayette. select one ' CADIL. oA —New suburban — : ae | ; 8) model; good ¢ condition ; ] ed 7 “hassenger, in good condition CHANDL LER—Touring. 7-passenaer, excel- 5000 Gravois. _Riverside ————s . __ > 00 up; _easy terms: trade. 3516 Easton. a MONA —¥, 118 Locust. _ iz?) I Mi ID many extras: will trade. Riv. $ ie —* ‘ 1 perfect ; cheap. Apply t irouxhout : © tires. seat covers. motor good lent condition: a real buy: $285. 6503 DODG E—Touring ear: $200 call | FORD—Touring. 1921.- real buy; $115: z : } A EMPLAR on. : (c) | throughout; Original cost $6800: today’ s _ Easton. 1 pp. ™, 262 23 S. Compton. , Casy terms; trade. 3516 East Easton. ~~ FORD TOURING, $145 CAINLAC Suburban n sedan. : ie rice : : ~~ \ ) extras witne ©; “ered ; th a. 3030. seconditioned and re- | bey | $1000, } you. is this a bar- CHANDL sE Rn 1018: winter, summer 5 top, DODG ;E—Touring, 1920, new tires, | qmotor | FOR D—1923 touring: perfect and so! id: Starter, demountables, new tires, motor b IT FOR A KING Washington, — a Ze bereain. Johnson-Wright. ar | HU 'DSON. FRAMPTON, — —. condition; must sell $190. en” $185: $100 down. 2816 Wash- open Sunday. Graupner, 3418 Locust. overhauled; hurry; 16 yg — euacen a Spain drives a Templar ¢: nba —— 2 — necessary accessories: cxuaranteed; : . »* ” a . Ma. 7s P - ——— -_oo a cellent: cheap: Soo. on 2-2 _— y3 ; Preaet ~ Auburn, } aige, Dodge — MOON MOTOR price $450; cash or terms. _cash and terms Woods, Olive. ( 6) i FORD—1920 touring. wit starter: $80: LINCOLN PHAETON old ey. es a —— four-door, 1924: four | pute k. Dort. Dixie. he At Chevrolet, Bomont _85 CoO; S116 par Kae DODGE ry as = Totllont condition. roaring Doty, $30. 110 ‘Page tate yy ge - ee a, ew a >). Call after 12 | lexington, all on free trial: cuaranteed to — = = i FORD—Touring: ea right: easy t : 099 . extras; S601). A 8484 (ce) | be worth the mone . CHANDL 7ER—Touring. 1¥28: Pik Peak | Grattan. Ss: sacriaee: trade or MISSISSIPP 7 '\ ALLEY, 2801 a cust. 19 oa ©. HANDLER SEDAN Hickory. ane : ; tee | money back: always open. a ave yer motor; 5-passenger: eean as | DODGE—1923. touring. run @000 miles, | cere. _1G00 S. Jetferzon. fc?) | FRANKLIN—With winter top, Bosch mag N—4-passenger phaeton: late mod- a+. P ee a ecdan, : ly rs ’ : mi late 5 OF we aw Mh we MOL Np’ Cc ITY _AUTO ©O., 2007 Locust st. rand-new ; b ever Y, extra, cheap: trade: terms. 2506 | 7 Eye bart! eeaety: only = neto: fine condition; $250. 3504 looks like new a is in Perfect con- yr " artnon ee , ‘ ‘ BULC K—1920 ~ moc jel: $150. S. Jefferson. cee aim. + uniata . 7) aition: ‘A sell j = S, recond tioned. the car otor_Co.., 6765 Page av. (c) — ‘ __1ith Cass. | FORD—Tourik i922. ; Grand. also arrange oy _ -~ " Vr ~~ - I t aAADnYeD Pa vou are ooking for ‘ar i a ans: ~ jo >. s: WM) « 19? 23. $8 50: K 7 1 i ee I~ 30 Ss. La 7th. Bul — 601 Innoection eed’ DODG nn teerins, 1923: 00d ae new; fi Cc fn- | easy ohens ivede. 3 4516 E Me $195; ~~ _ ; Califo lifornia tops dix _ dise terme. De x Locust “. _fel) season 8 B&OTVICe, ¥ rr bodies. pen { — 1] OO te . “ . er. cust bil. n - -s 3K — wheeis: rea uy or nt ee overhauled and . term trade on ~ es10. Olive sacrifice; $2 Feo ee este "38. new: = Sunday _eVenings. pe Sunday morning "3901 Shenan: loah. _ FORD—Touring:; $50 —— - DODGE—Tourirs late 1918. for sale, or ta ag 3318 Washington. Open eve- GARDNER—1 aie model. first-class condi- demonstrator; run n 4700 miles; mechan- demonstration will convince you. , models, wi —192 | touring: same as ne w; — $10 | DOWN trade for sma:i car or Ford coupe; run | "mes (c7) tiem: mrieed reasonably. Call Monda feally perfect; will take smail car in MORE AUTOMOBILE CO. 7 . S°50 up: terms perfect ; $47 5; terms. _ 3916 Enrig! 9000 miles: good condition: ‘will ‘dem - FORD—‘Tourine 19° 3. 3 bumpers. wheel 120 i. tor mt ‘ y, trade. Chandler 6 touring. newly peinted. motor onstrate 312 28 Ohio. si dnev AG1I. fc) lock; bargain, $225: terms. 2816 Wash- | =; citvviod -§ 405 Totus ee "pertect,” $136. -._ —_ ne OOK! incolin we —-— _ - ” a: , f wn balance “gma! —=-DPOUTriIng pity Se same as acust. ——~e rue em a te wo GARDNER—Sport touring, 1922 mode! CHEVROLL Tr—Sedan,. Ay: 33: fine g nt an. : $75 « ad ot Motor. Ford ! $65: easy ee: trade. 1803 Park. DODGE—Runs and 4 looks like new: this | | POR! »—~Touring: 6 months old: $100 fine rubber, tncluding spare tire: motor $4200 Car, $1450 condition. See Mr, Slater, , 6 ‘payments, : ear has been well teken care of and is/| down: new car appearance: rfect mo- . CHEVROLET — Sedan: 4 gemonetre . 3003 Locust. oes Ti; | BUIC K 4: 1 922 touring; same as new just the car for you if you want a good; tor. 4608 Maffitt. *' _ fe) poceutly ne og ee ~ Inti. Go — America's fastest car: powerful 8 Tre.: a nin a ’ excelient $485: _terms. 1805 Russell. | one. Ward. 3032 Locust. FORD—Touring 19°0— °1-22.93 models. which can be had for “ye wn and almost new; take a ride and — out t; ear; terme. Big Four. 221 Lb soos = | eon ay ' an; newly Painted, $270; small | BY 71CK—Touring:_ , 1921; new paint: new DODGHD BPROTHERS—Touring cars: ail $100, $150. $200 and $250: v easy notes on balance. don't buy a car, you will ; | sy es: $ . | ery easy | HAMBUECHPEN-PAIGEJEWETT Co., CHEVROL et Bedan. ihe real saath A er rd tires; $32 terms. 4356 Delmar. modele#: $150 and up. Tate Motor Co.,| terms. 5151 Easton. fe) ‘3438 S. Grand bi. Open Sunday. _ better Fintee =e : NWORT Eg CHEN ROL ET CO | Seven-pass. touring: Al condition; priced : . .= car for pleasure; seats 5 people: new ; oar , ‘ | BUTCK 6é—1919 touring, r Inc., 3041-43 Locust bl. —Not open Sun- | FeRD—T —— | ——— c. 2 cord vires; lots of extras: a x 240. SFeE NT Sepn_Sentes, | ty leaving town. 3219 ~ a 3160; Per he 7 A TAR sey 801 ‘eee, 1922 model: wire whee — 1923 GARDNER SPORT Sine eens, perfect rset Phil! pe Motor (oo. ‘1 cust. Open . | BUICK—1920 ¢ h v2 ouring, (¢ “45; Al condition: , Sunday and evenings, R : eae cate, eee. | reasonable. Gravois Auto, 6820 Gravois’ | N. 25th st. DODGE—Newly painted: Kood condition : 'PORD TOURING, = STARTER: $35 DOWN. live » 525 N CHEVROLET dan: runs geod: 5500, Retest a new: $325: terms. Men- | ic62) CHEVROLET i——SS tourine cars: Alemite system, lock, etc. ‘ A real bargain: weekly payments. Touring; will out-perform any new car 20 terms OG Ort nham Johpnon, a“ - ' Locust st. Open evenings. |RUICR Tour RING 19° 50.) REBUILT si55 ae BiK_Four, ~224 S. Jet torsos. Wet formas. 4014 on st. “Grand MONARCH. _3118 Locust. _ in its class; sare ntee on ag MARMON——Touring., 1920; rer, Sane ves — 18h /_ {ch} | Down; newly MONARC re. tires, Sy Siton ae eo + e939) DODGE Latest 1924 touring: looks and + aadees ‘aaa oy $350. S100 it not ct aa ih ay5 open. se : SV - : rs Ww Cc ‘ sS Loc bee av. « sk Late t 2 nw Ce ; Lh ables one-tnan to oO 9 & Chey ROLE T—Superior eeian: an ua. * .” erwny & "70." | BUICK— 7-Daseenger tourirs ee CHEVROL ET—Touring car, cheap. Call perfurms like new; save $200: late 1923:| down; bargain. ” Morris, Ssio Olive 25>; terms. Grinham—Johneon, 11 2 Ped Willys-Knight 1 Overland be f ner touring car, in the before 12. Sidney S771, 3815 Oregon. | Perfect in every way: very easy terms: Fonn — : ¥ z vs- it anc r st of shape; will sacrifice at a very cate ney wits. SOLO UTOgt Sund 3418 Locust st. f-,|FORD — Touring: arter, demountable | Kingetiieh way Grand 7471, Delmar 118}. Open Sunday and evening. | low figure. FR06 Delmar, Caban 31: 20. CHEVROL te ST 1922 model: nee ~ oy ee. \ —. cord iirea bumper, lock — a uy BIO: ask ‘to ‘sce rte cust bl. Open Sunday and evenings “ 3 | (c57) ee, |. | MAXWELL—‘Tourings: most exc ' , . wel om 29—Excelient condi SO 921; | TE . ~ en N MOTOR CAR CO., 2921- 1922 CHEN ROLET SED 4 -t Lrerhauied ed nee repainted : lots | rk: § for extraordinary low price | $75: trade; terms. 2506 §. Jefferson. | Dodge T ouring, r, $25. 00 Down “Grass tebe ek Gee eae agp PRs ob Locus t. (C83) bargains 3p J the acity: recondition ORTH W EIN—2920 Locu ST 7 a i _. priced from | Of $365; easy terms; trade your car; pT (c57) d car; cheap ef. av. rims. , /_-—~ e H. GC. S—Tourings. 1922 and 1923: best = nt; pe every respect; a LANDELL. FOOO. Goo * i rms n Sunday. Graupner, 3418 Locust \CHEYVR : a“: erms. AR 64. a we easy terms.) _SpEen ad -HEVROLET—490; 1918: $110. $60 cash | MON. Patath 3118 Locust. E , — of condition throughout. with all ex- Us EPARTMENT. Chevrolet sedan, 1922 en over-" ey AL, 3401 Locust. | BUI K—Sport touring: 1928. 4-passenger. | gralance tortie. y, ‘all before noon Sun-| ~~; Dod = Touring, $125 Down gg & 2 Siss top and tras; one Sven. Sale 4000 miles: is Uke 3034 Washington, Open Sun : ne evenings . . : ; ” 7? ' : AY. M > = a ae i —? > t UCDSON-FRAMP TON, 309 1 | are cooust laa Buick 6 touring, 1920 five-nassenger: | CHEVROLET—Touring: & months old:/ an tate models, fully equipped: me- | = — (2) |“ CADIL LLAG EXCHANGE CAR DEPT, MONARCH, 3118 Locust. a erin oe mean sail to ae eee bat we | BIS, mea Sen mee SEOOA. | nicely cwnrepiess: | ccigings | ee: |” ehion x eran: let Of onxtrnet wort ct cre: | . Sab Lacest, es er * Pimentel _— ; vs " — é "I s** niet ‘ a us so oc lean ee worth t , h 7 Suc l¢ looks like new l » an u year tos pay. : a ‘ , ~» | Seg _——— ae moses . . | well icklv: cash or terms et - dition; $420; terms, trade. 1805 ” 3015 Locust Sconten oak: metor; we defy this job: 'y a a | iu and roadsters offers one of the best ngs | CHEV VROLET—Touring. Superior model; | °° SE LixkE AUTOMOBILE Co | PORD—1922 touring: startr, Hassiers > (met ere (ec) . value offered in this fo . with Haselers, shock absorbers, | sortments of good used cars in the city looks and is almost new; 3420; lots ex- i 3128 Locust. 7 4TiDA Natural ee $225: terms. HUDSON—Sport mode! touring, 1921; invited; ernis, Hube A " . rr Newman Nash ; tion cP um, Sunday and ‘event ms ‘ aye speedomeftr. large wheel | units carefully tested, parts replaced. re- et: open A ’ Se; 21604 Linton, “jnodel; A " tel, Upholstery cood. & rood condition ;: ite a remarkable value for mar 118 (cB2) Dort rat coupe: very ‘low price for action: FORD T { 19%z: “s and de looks like new: real . ‘et MOON—6- 46 touring; in , Al = ali theft i; for quick sale; cash or terms, | those who know and have driven the Buick, | CHEV 4 —Superior: why buy a neW/any terms. Always open. , ble. Fin r in, e084 : ws. round; price $400; cash or a ol mountable rims, and is in ¢ co ndi- | a easy terms. Su bg P tion; $175: terms. Mendenhall, 2315 Lo- MOON MOTOR CAR CO.. 3115 Locust st. cust st. Open evenings. (el) UNIV ERSAL. _ S401 Locust. Bomont 85. a 2 j t. | DODGE Sedan: wire » wheels, bum R S812x. Centr 1 280 model, well kept motor car, this one will I sy ie ae sell: sacrifice; Ca © _— : I | > Cee, —— | r MOO N—Tourings, | fine condition: must coll: winter, Ail Day Suny Oe Tee ett Olive. Open Sunday, | CHEVROLET—Tourine;_saleamman’s dere- Touri One aes was, Nea Tasatet |, HUDSON SPEEDSTER, | "ann: ait »| DODG z—iate 1023 sedan: has ; GARDNER SEDAN, eames © ——— | eens So "1600 miles: ok a 711 | Durant ouring | will suarantee: $285: terms. Mendenhall. Refinished Hudson blue; 4 new Kelly] up; cash or terms. ch drtven very little: dise sie » @: ct: ames to boy a new car at | _D ow, guarantee. ie Ree (e7) | Late 1922. 4, like new in every way 3 2315 Locust st. Open evenings. _ fel) ei EST SIDD BUICK AG uy ogetest. MOON MO” a ah gs CAR CO. "$115 Locust st. and rear bumpers: velour D ng. ag Qo a Pal fa q58 4 a i 5000 miles: newly paint- | : . Open Sunda t * , ; q* pire. p: ourin demon- riven, less than ' 'FORD — Touring: starter, demountables: _|_ 3040 Locust. _ Bom 856. Tea! be rmain : terms. Sas W : , " SID . ] 23 BUICK SPORT | CHEVROLET — Rn Ah $300. Terms. ed. Db good card tires, L gaara lock alid parking lamp; hig locking wheel: nea Phae' a ont , MOON—6-40 Touriog it — and run 000. guar- ASH CO... nh eveninas “wa mAND “LANDELT: 7168 1923 Buick sport, newly painted o s: cash or te ¢ pes sale” am 7 : : ick s — ; - in Chevrolet Co., 5929 Eas-| other extra: asa Of. Value at $175: $65 down: open Monday Dodge—Schnure—Buick SES teck: tate 1923 model: ike| — feulck,sport color. and renickeled, = oye ig) |" LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO. — | ening. Morris. 2810 Olive wt Hudson Touring MOON MOTOR CO, 3115 Locust st. | Sedan: in fine condition: KOM d ¢ ire = 123 Lemay Ferry. | extras too numerous to mention, | CHEV pain yh maakt ye pg SE two Bomont 2812X Central 380. FORD—Late 1921 touring; good condition; PP Ms nome gm oyte fondera, ae, Open Sundays. or ca — 2: 7-pas : ‘ t ooKs ~ ‘ : ! Caliv ebuilt n oricinal finish ; chean To for 4“ senger sedan: like ooks and runs like a new car. | new cord tires 4n4 Open Al. Dav_Sunday. _ starter, Decker wheel, ee hee carries a 00-day gubrentee: ceftnkahel tai MOON 6-40 touring, with California top ' ' ; popar “Sedan; late . S75 down, Sunday. sg AUTC disc stee! wheels adds appearanc , .. 2921-27 art i > Olive. _—_—___——_———— MOBILE co. PP ance, 0 cord | one when this car will answer the same | WILSON MOTOR CAR C 2021-27 Ya- : ih 41238 Locus tires, bumper if you are looking for iate purpose at a big saving. Ward, 3032 | cyst. (c92) — - h macrifice ; 1150. 23 call at our Renewed Car D . $225: terms if necessary. 49A Ver- Eg ey ock . 1m ae sxDA ly raint- Riverside 6. «2 pass | ~ iy and see fo yourself. non av as (c62) ESSEX — Beautiful "touring, oT = trade Se3RA De Toate ' aa (c) | Midnight blue. new top: this is a real and in she best condition all around; i—-1921-——Excellent “ww mu) ; = positively a pertect car: MORE AUTOMOBILE CO., MAR- CHEVROLET——Touring; & weeks’ old; __for Ford: terms. 2: 006 S. Jeffersan. —— bargain: a ride tells all: cash or terms. price $750: — or terms, We ed. 5 cord ~ woos (pen tiles : save at x $500: see MON DISTRIBUTORS, 2805 Lo- many axtras: same guarantee as new | ESSEX—Touring. 1921; perfect motor; | FORD—Tourine: starter and demount- HUDSON-FRAMPTON. 3309 Locust st. tee ~~ Meon , an. up-to-dete ¢ F uy; trade wr old car: open Sun- cust st. Open Sundays and eve- ear: $485: cash or terms. Ask for Mr. real buy; $295. easy terms. 3516 Easton ables: lots of other extras; Sty ae ry ea . Forest S531. Forgst 1457 7) Open Sunday. (ec?) | won: te ) new. : Pome “% BA | a 4 evenin with spare: new batteries: e635 | 23 — Demonstrator: | better than pata Jim welt, we don't | CADILCAC—Phacton: excelient shape: |" EV INT MOTOR CAR CO. ESS eee venting, Sis. NASH FOL _Wise. Grand ic) | iY hu » wave 80 money. terms or sssillaieisaa ae MOTOR OO. 6763" Pawe oN: thie | _ that's Yah-| J M. Led 0. I 4720 Delmar. FORDS, Chevrolete. Buicns. Studebel ore, | HUP—Prettiest. specially built sport car. : cord tires: a CESK X—Sedan: tt will pay you to re . ; Knight and Overland Dealer. .Open Sun- Chevrolet touring: "notor overhauled, new 4ition through- armons. etc. ; i en as down in town; folding seat; cost $2500; will | car before buying any _¢ ' " , rit davs and evenings. __ itep and good paint: $160: cash or terme. 1922 touring: ran aig: ase terms. ea —~ ay pate, Juniata. Sidney gel! reasonabie. 56233 Gravois. Sunday, | tire and bumper; drive it, thea * | : ay, CA DILLAC—Suburban automobile: as | ae Chevrolet tourings: good running | Ott; best bar a» AL LE ' 2801 : , c between 10 a. m. and 8:30 p. m. 4 - realize lis valve. Weber Impl. & 15 : Open Stal has for sale his 7-seated suburban car, | condition: $100 cash: $40 down. (c) __MISSISSII rl ——— Sif s—Pre = 7 ia P| a ark about pep. see ht ¢ Mac ssriby-Archer Ayiomobtie. Cou.” 430 | : Suen Bontay and Sa Ures: terms. Run “15 * miles; goo , e-.4 a ; wings that + be ag from $12 A yt model arte tore ten « raise} NASH G. TOURING, $295 : . One oat w car; front an ’ the value of these : t: how, me a 1190 miles: |) | Boriié.__ eres (nen sa om 62 19292 >? CHE VROLET TOU RING tire: can be bought for less than factory - od soon * Ks Weber Impl. & Auto Co., ome ee. pena extra qauipmens: | eset 0) AUTOM ve * CO! " CADIL eee a we ask vour closest , : ) list. - NGE CAR DEPT | _ 3116 _Lecest. —_— | trade, terms: some negroes hurry. Do- Bayh < rdorjaiige ee ie. )MOBILI CO., eae ly .* ORTHW EIN—2920 LOCUST 8T. Oe ag pees EXCHA: " Bomo nt 3080. | FORD—Tozurine: ng: brand-new; starter, gen- | torists’ Show. ow. 1834 Locust _«) mar bh. has ever : —. | : late model, popular 2 -Sedan; late 1922; like new? oy SS NDBLL 70@0. DELMAR 44. 1 _— 1 ee ee 22 ou $400 4 400 ash 6, de 56. , PT Olive Street " a moet attractive price: Chev roles ; 1922 touring: finish ike | Gea veal . t Hupmobile | am : Iring, $1 1 7 ) Huber, 2601 Locust Open new; tires in good condition: excelient up- — } De pe wom +e rath sanweiinel motor ————— — , and evenings, holstery; terms. Open Sunday and eve- | FORD—New touring, Forest 4154M. {c) | ee = cH, _3ias ee tint “or the price can you beat K on rm” int ruaran- ; N ‘nings. —- “hod + 4000 | Emerson. | F — : new a Fore | AbiLLAG 61 TOURING G | CHEVROLET TOURING _ | Z0eB=Tweree car tog 005 Roses. | oe Sra z:"|Hupmobile Touring, = Fziier oton ompm be anid” run but a short time: guaranteed | ORTH WEIN—4300 Forest Park Bl. | sorp—Touring:,good running order: $65) situs little, turnout: £0 Storrs: esi. ai6 iive.- Wl PS ag tag pg Sg rs | Open evenings. an: mint in first-class condition; be at) . , 7000 DELMAR 64. h. Morris, 2610 Olive. ss open son | cord tires Sed | ’ ore. bs, new car mew lV ntversity Garage, 6131 Delmar bi. | taht ery touring, original paint, sents —Foaine: starter and demount- | | PORDS--10 tourings rom $60 t to {923 bumpers ; most complete, call for yg Fe | SATIONAL-—7 neer. 2°88 Ove 9. : - iin good condition. quiet motor; terms, __ ables: $107: $40 down. 2810 Olive co recs I ed KUHS BUICK, 5191 Olive. ay. aes PO RD— 1920 ~pedan ; mi ener | Open _ Sunday’ and evening. FORT Tournes aie model. new th | bs ane Open Sanday. p+ 23°: CADILLAC TOURING =|“ GHEVROLET TOURING — 10S Leceet. GG2t | mesior cn =| Almost New Hup $250. i firet-hand br ORTH W EIN—4300 Forest Fark. Bl. tori : me te — yo. heen painted twice inc, Coed very little! cord th oe i h~ - SAKLAND— aad . Type G1. T-passenger. refinistfed: looks LINDELL —... DELMAN 64. FOR tour ins | Pesition easy terme. | ie” Gate: carries rew-car guarantee; Chevrolet e; 4 gg ete ye: : Dd. _H4STR i? | . ask 4 OneaYAt HLEM ? nied MOTOR CO... Tne. ace and nd thames aan aa af mY, 2801 tocust. | : exceptional value. wire wheels, ee a eedi ORD node sion E 9 snd 4 (c2) i 1005 XN. Grand av. 350. w ; hs a fully equipped: By - Al condition; need CADILI.AC EXCHANGE CAR D hoistery in splendid rms. Easton ar. (is. Locust, Somont 9080, Sunday and evenings. i$

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» 2s Post: Tours | es 1200 AU TOMOBILE S, Bicycles and Matincielce Wanted pic For Sale Ads in shese columns tdday. 7 "AUTOMOBILES PASSENGER CARS -:: TRUCKS -:- ACCESSO . Automobiles For Sale— Trucks For Sale | Acc & Sale— A se Pathe ae - \ . Automobiles For Sale-— _Automobiles For Sale — ahomabiies F oben wtommatiee For Sale— Rahomenties For Sale— miscellaneous | TRUCK eae ee Broad. | Shock / Miscellaneous Ce oo. iscel os SS : : nseus — FED ROOM | way: ©)! New Fore shasit WE N TRUCKS—Make own terms, 1, 1%. | tor oe Charges =x Hy the doors, we need | 94 Sentral National AN | = We are crowded (0 oot are coming in | eA 2201 Dele a Z room ads, daily: ocenaitiones -**i923."] | TRUCK—Good S-ton. chéap: or trade for) = (SET) Ford truck, some cash; ; | ALL KINDS —. LOOK | sedan, 1 > om » 1993 | 1008 Dillon_st. sasnm: 2: y na a aa “ tires, stake | TRUCK—1 %-ton, _. pneumatic ry SCHO LOOK -—_ | | : } | - -pessence! = Ford ton truck: ¥ LD In Five More Days | uy Now a ta int | sa ei Soe er S| a | . dalane TRUCKS—Master and st class WN ‘a Hy oar AN ? condition: big bedies aa oF terms ! For Your ‘ 208 Neraes aia pau | nl ote Sa Of hicially | f Spring and Summer Outings body: immediate delivery; ask any deal- — ee Bee our api AND PINE. fe) | MAX‘ BARGAIN in used trucks and cars. 6160 Bartmer. Cabany 1004. Preaie tne , idren wanted care; ime ta rei? y: = iy ois N. Re A I: —ecgpuapatae ae Spring will be here. : rs : \ ur reputation &nd success is our guarantee for square used truck man. l grance, budding love and i ic budding leaves and yudding fragranc ||l|| 114-ton Denby. ..... 250 roadsters, : 4 adearrcinas E Terms: One-third cash when car is delivered and the balance in one year. Make a smal! deposit and E cust bi. Not open Sundays. ic6S) | * at. WILLIANTE. 4547 A—-Hall ee ' Studebaker Light 6 Touring . if 5000 DODGE—Truck; perseet condition; good | e Touring t 1 | DODGE—Truck: * 31: panel bedy; will ra Franklin Touring $500 | Dodge Sedan $800 | _ first-class shape; 1923 model; price) South Hupmobile Touring good; we offer two at bargain prices; |||! coupes; 2 - © | rf FORD— Coupe, holé car until you are ready for delivery without charge for storage. DORRIS—2-ton stake body; Al meee: tit 2-ton Dorris ....,-- 290 _ “am > ROOM —Frivate family | DORRIS—One 2-ton truck: a OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS _Since the inauguration of the Renewell Car Dept. of the || | FORD—1923 light gelivery: overhauled. eA _ in private family: ne Newell Motor Car Co., the buying public has in many cases || | __Gravois Auto. 6820 Gravois. 62 H| | Diamond T Motor 00. 3. Patt ast. optional. Grane ain. || P — 3 eee | popularity of our Paige and Jewett lines of new cars, we are | PORDS—S Tat ere nT) C3 ( —— — Y, 3833 5 — Wanted. to Touring Cars For Sale | not forced to pay ridiculously high prices for cars we take |" ‘trade: terms. 2508S. Ek od r Ompany r A about 10 years old, by widow. Bre. WINTON—7-passenger touring: late | . wines 18 | ‘ in trade. 1 | FORD—Truck, >| FORD—Chassis. $30: touring. $35: road-| | 19°3 Durant 5- Ss bit | ee cca ‘S) | Wagner Gear Co., 3216 ; . + it's a protection to your invest- ster. $552a othere. cheap. 7320 = ON. Q°: ome ge ong eden. i | )PORD—Ton tnek: 1920: sane! body: BUICK =r We have ; saoaie ane ae ; tA. yr purchase this beautiful ‘erma _ Broadway. ° Willys-Knight ) t closed cab; pneumatic tires; motor per- niet is bs oo therect “fer | Fie : - : SOARED Ses ceuple emploved t “nue a low price: cash or arene. "itl sane nam shy —=——s | i} fect; $210. 1619 Lafayette. fc) > oe or Om — ROS. BAT —@ fentiemen: all 3 N-FRAMPTON. 3309 Locu _ HUPMOBILE—To any Hupmobile prospec- ¥20 Westcott 5-pass. Touring. =e oe Buicks, 1916 to 1923 models: front and ie fer: caraze, Grand 3851W. (c7) | ais: bur ‘hase save $50 will take 920 Reo 5-pass. Touring. | || FORD DELIVERY TRUCK—‘%-ton: first-| rear axles, wheels, motors, frames. radia- a cape 2 s “STUDEBAKER . purposes. B tenor ow aes Hudson and Cole Lime : aii | for express or haul! ody; fine ‘u rvice Co. 3702 3 -- 7 | Touring. Special 6. 1924: nope Oldest Automobile Firm in St. Louis, {|||j) FORD PEERLESS Hii] sondition: orivate. 3680 West Pine. | 6590. (99) 7 ‘ ARD . wearuine? ar eet ece “aise wheels: everything , mati |}! FORD—Trucks: 1922. with starter, $115.|COMPLETE parts. fer 1922 Maxwell. ; = me: rete sananlh ready t "terme, trade Terms or Trade. matt DODGE WESTCOTT ‘i| _ Tate Motor Co. Inc, 3041-43 Locust |__4110W Natural Bridge. _. | PORD—Chassis vy? pa recerences. _Grand TEGO). | _ rout teas in very perfect condition: , Open Sunday and Evenings ima rit Dl. Not open Sundays. / (c68)}| FORD STARTER—And com- i — re Ee ep ye FORD TRUCKS—15 late ton trucks: aij | ___Plete outfit; bargain. 34 6 Chippewa. tc) fee r to cant awe TE ag E Touring: Wikso ee tin. 1-27 | Seed ason by ful ov@ner; ha! 4 rt .. ne 08 mt Gadsr sivats ce || PARK AUTOMOBILE | Chevrolet PAIGE H} sSafeee, S260 we: cate: tome. S508 S| FORD Fa ee ee — r ~ | (c57) boards, shell, $1; —s "3 ra- : ey AST ARD—For gentleman, Jefferson. apecdster: 6 wheels, | 1LSO R CAR CO., 2921-27 COMPANY ) : BOAR an. in wire: all equi with mew cord tires; | __cust 0. ——— wp tha il gt |i | PORD—1-ton 1917 model truck: good cab| @iators, $8; hogds ops, Ford | FORD—C? 0 te S family: % b& rom She all over; will take | DVERLAND—Good shave, $75. PEERLESS DISTRIBUTORS i “NASH Lexington i “ess i oe ated onto arier 4 BROT a O — Washi 7 rete tal Steastn ar B: ref | Penrowe. Locust at Twenty-third . i BUICK COLE-8 i a ty 19720; panel body: “new MAXWELL—1922 motor. Feat , RD aASSSS ny] = a Ry Steely furn ’ | OV AN Bomont 1840. Central S21. | | i] iH int: easy terms. : othe : : Stutz, ge AN ans ret _ oe | i a Stearns-Knight || FORD ea er 3H oe tet ene EXPFERIESCa O07 Sead ae Be: Privaie family; pool ineaie i “Nn payment: belanss monthiy. ea cash or as Auburn Beauty JOHNSON AUTO CO. S867 Olive ‘at. (c4) RADIATOR— Forts wae used: also, Dodge rear | Locust st. “= SA16A-—Nicely coly Seaitet ere DE LU XE A AUT Cc #ei.t en gears; reagonabd ~ Be ; 4 —— gaged yam h Hill OLDS KING-8& a ‘gabe 1921, casein Ford Dealers, S003 | Lane. onal . T12A—Beard and room. al ; Soment = ert Tew me 380. thiti iti Locust. Open Sundays and evenings. (cl) ROTARY CONVERTERS — ‘ : . . oe ie private, reasonabdie. > | LIBERTY 6—Good condition: cheap steel Dopse BROTHERS j\||| We have the above makes in coupes, sedans, tourings, ||||| "Sfotor ‘Fora Dealers, $003 Locust. Open | Da7=ait mn Ee eo =. Mads. single ono, 25 beers. Nec ha vine ll DEALERSeSELL |_| -Toadsters anti sports. |\||| Sundays and evenings. (1) | 4792M 99) Gee i = “ | ” wi . |}, FORD—Truck, light delivery. panel_ body. | STARTER: d tora Bentprs— S395 good condition: all ac Repainted and rebuilt. He Pa uged. 4306 Manchester. Delmar and aed “ll Judd Motor =e : z. n234 Alcott. Colfax 32978R , 6000 USED CARS : Hi Part eash, Dalene monthly. os fc) | Co.. 715 N. Sprin G-passenger, 1971: gaint, ree _— Al condition USED CARS—All kinds: mechanics’ bar- | mi gree : - - "ae | | ‘ | =m ‘a | FORD—Ton truck: completely overhasied, TIRE RACK—Steel, adjustabie, :ike new At y: ao 5 "3115 Locust st. gains; open Sunday morning. 3642 Nat- | i) Good ars 75 hit mood 4 — om sacrifice: 4 tiers high. Bomont Foon 85. R CAR CO, 3 are Bridge. ; thi} . ’ $ up i job," only $320: new body: oor 2318 . | i | i mn evenings. re-Nes o- ’ Velie Touring» | We consider our used |) | South Ay te Na IN C wey } \70 Rebuilt Cars ) eS S Oo ; Sundays and evenings. ceri rept... “3610 Locust St. ij] | FORD—One-ton truck, with .«gjid ~ : ; : Ford generator BR model that cannot be told from car department amajor {| |) Hi (cl) Mo. Shi id armat — To Select division of this business i 3026-28 LOCUST STREET illFORD Ton TRUCK — Motor over eer sea (98) $95. Tevis Motor. Ford ers, 3003 2 N - t Oo » we. rmature re-! ering. En operating: i ’ : has b a bod v 1 ; DO not wash | your car; use Wilishine Ate and conduct it accord- + Open Sunday Open piped ** RIEFLING.—-FORD DEALERS Polish: demonstration. 2526 N. New- Save money on the car you want. ingly You will receive . \|j} | =901 S. Jefferson. Open evenings, Sunday. stead av. ¢c | . i 1e9) SEAT Y COVERS — For Exsex coach. 1923: ‘ | _ gk ong SUCK S-—Light dslivery: S50 0: | SEAT COVERS—One sat. new. for Rick: | | | Velie Touring : HN te -ables you to buy from us. Easy | same intelligent service aamel eee s } Lt money in ‘poying this car today! it's eash or terms. oyRAMPTON. 3300 Leevust st. i nd backer coupe. Appiy Dr. + seins ' tect: new. ||} terms. , ons ““RIEFLING—FORD DEALERS. | ; A tires: priced te | and honest dealing as | 2501 S. Jefferson. Open evenings, Sunday, | _N. Broadway. fe =| oe ee - ee DO net wash your car; use Witishine Aut Auto Bo. 78 2310 t Cent. 1333 | | clase condition: too small @or our business; sell. zee 8 FORDS | a “cb Open Sundays ‘And Eveni | ow Oa oO | c a: too stated at your'ees . Fe | Wats 7 DORRIS CARS AND TRUCKS | eee to ea a en | if ra 9 ) ‘c9) | eT _ER—1907 Roteer. |Wilys-Overiang, nc.) .cacens, ||| BARGAINS IN BSED $20 anes pane very w n - | VULCANIZER—5 cavity, c.-3 new: ST DODGE On_ at. me eee . | BUSINESS COUPE | , }}| MOVING VAn— ful : wi Ask 3029 McNiece Motor Co. | vss emarme sors, |. Also Attractive Prices on Other Makes — ||| “scit=‘Aiseshenr ace “| Pom ne name seagt 908 WILLS sT. or cous ote os this beau- ' aio” "Fully" Bowe - — hit . ite oi truck, 3 tons: . Al | coadi- | 4 pred wh . . . i i} __mhape. $350. 27386 Case. y a very | guarantee the mechanical eondi- Hi Terms if Desired Oven Ev it acme peo ge oe ee rng CHEY ROLET PARTS The sranite ve Gon. A @ierdid buy. 1 P iss es te cette ee Sy ads ave | one = tines of new and used parts és Chevro ; = . S looks = and ¥ , nr rice. : & UL DODGE BROTHERS SEDAN. ! Ht fc) | WELLS MOTOR CO. 3008 N. Grand (c99) one it for $50; run-| Royal cord . reat | | TRAPFIC—reck; plailerm body with | ero. First ° gets ; : | ° lil hand hoist; $300 "7013 Page. > | BRISCOE-LIBERTY Late model; newly painted. - ~- every day. and front bumper. We will 7 ’ ' Guaranteed mec hanically. A car ' i} ¥ i ‘TRAFFIC TRUIX = A. ~ im guarantee a ce goog! ny our i mo LACLEDE AT SARAH | || FRAPFIC | TRUCK wil ord at sopen ik i pew and used. TA ne “— 230 (e83) |{I] | eqcoube-_Coveny 83215 _ 715 N. Sprine. : Price Payment condition ; two i cme q 1 ae eee. TR 1 TRUCK — 1923. in perfect shape. 5 aletees 6 . .$100 SSS ———— terms. 2606 S Jefferson. apes aoe inet tomes | FORD COUPE. TRAFFIC TRUCK —Lale_ model with cab. i wine. roses 85 ° re in this couse and you wit ‘want it outer it ane ar = — ma B50: "Bord | ONLY $25 CASH — 3 Locust . ' tear _ 25785 __ R5 at our ra 1 ee a BSS re value at the price. . E oe Ford | avchoice of over, {5 auton will give OAKLAND ma te, Inte mnatet: | touring he“: Dodge pouring. S250: Dodae is choice of over utomobdiles tune “ere Dy. Ouatmers S405. vo bes we painted dark bivue. in Briscoe se have f *-* Grant 6 100 wd inoks very $150: inte | HARRY NEWMAN NASH SO. sis Dei | Pie ok ue “ee ®e eee ‘ J - - | Drice Pord Sedans . i 6 ee eeeees 145 ‘7 » Jewett bniontney and Buick Tour- 3 - He s0erdste $550: . . se FRGCRS cares and Traffics. all =i cia en ae eee ee | FUDSO this limousine tei} img. : A - 23135 §. | on Sarey ciaime. 3923 _ time payment pian. 421 §. Theresate7) International, Truck Parts work: if you! | ee: [jresines. lies ' | TRUCK—2-ton stake body : new cent invest. | ? f~ f-+ q fay 3G , BRASS Lincotn. “tek | PERRINE- b BRAN DSTEPTER eo, Tate Motor Co, =~ {! pining and Vacat ag et Sa: | bodes esol comditisn. “S| GSED PARTS FOR ANY CAR 3041-43 Locust BL | ing ang Vacation Cars . | Sneed ae a: | FRUCK—Zton: ‘cheap. . Terme. Trades. Not Open Sundays. We ~~ Rewe | 16 used cars. all eili is bart oO. aad Jae cam ave S$} low «os 350 , 3 -BLE : A ; ee “ ih ee 1 ei ns NS ge ae Ss Th TAs. ‘

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. eee 7 = wage See ‘ : a : -_ as oe 3 ’ , ee a re 4 ¢ g : er ae 7 eer areas cove — Eizyr F ror PQ? Ose — 7 . ’ | | bse ahd | mA ae tg Pe aE oe WP ee Pe ae SF a a erepersweee care ~ é . ‘ . ° ’ P “Gow” pole” Tele . - 350 MUSiC2 AL £ iNSTRUMEN f | E SSO R I :. ae a ee eee wet “Room Fon newTcesoe’ stiles, Store Fi ag — is Wanted and For Sale Ads Toda; aale front reom recom . Doe eee : NS FOR RE — OMS FOR RENT—West | ROOMS FOR RENT—West Aoc EASTON. 2 ee LOCUST. jinn for two ponte eoreng | front room _3645—Two connecting housekeep- FINNEY. 3704—1 fares room. with kiteb- 801A—South front room, 1 or roome: e12208--Single or connecting BOT. MIR ae PARK. 3210 AT — ace heat, phone. COOK, (Seas i; mewly decorated: reasonable} enette: ail conve board Loca weaning _or licht housekeeping. | PYTANICAL. 4151A—Southern room? real} housekeeses 2° front rooms, for dies 366—Furnished room for I or 2 | FINNEY, pee kitchenette; conveniences. " Shock Ab Kage eae . a aoer ard. Inquire 3d floor only SO , ASTON, 4161A Locusr, 3127- ind taeaanan sonable; fe other 604 ‘ yal 6600 11. Apply owner tee electric, ates; tonne Cpe: $2 eas a Ce ee 17k “essing connecting light house- 760—Large 2d fi. front room, Lindell 2755. EASTON, 4437A—Room and board for a: ; SAN 3434—Houschesping one tink BROADWAY . O8i4 S-—Farntehed aaa fences. rooms: Drivate family: conven- | furnished tor gentlemen. 3 car sues. | PINNEY, 3§710——P “ Phone Deimar r S635 W. rom Grand: reasonable. Lindell ae 4 me hoveckeeping rooms: gas. electric. 2616 DE GIVERVILLE. 5974—Newly furnished with kitchenett nite on 7 Sore | display ENRIGHT 5175-3 south rome with food 5 4 | “ina rooms 8414 8. —Front and sleep- heneaisen bag oD trent room in private famil half block 0 | _keeping r e: algo single light nou USED TRUC 7 “i 5¢ daily __ board; also garage. Forest 836. ORGAN 3409—New] vee icy [|i rooms for r gentlemen only ectric. ping heat.| cars. Garage. » Call Cabanne 5951R. FOREST | Py Li ___# ores nec ting housekeepin Fy omarorated “cen | BROAUWAY, 5621 s Rees wor = PROVENCHERE PL PL. Ml) DE ar GIv ERVILLE $a aoa — Fores? PARK a 4353—Front | room. reat, laun i or 1840 Neci fur- 68— , PARK BL. 4414—Sleeping 6w. ENRIGHT, 5020—Single front rx _ ar : g oom eke eR Lindell ell 7 64W. vont iémen: overlooking park and river: __nished room _Cabany S0nam a et) See | aw - aa _Forest = : | ALL KINDs, ALL. SIZES a oe imes, ‘ ) . lent home meals; y “al ings o0OoM— 59—Fro hous | at VitiegA Me BRIGR oung lady. Forest 36 2 Se forte available. e J : § OR. o7 : ames . ne Call even or hone! R OM - ee S HOT N- -VICKERS, 7 ENRIGHT, 6616A—i.a a —~ :. eelctrie, a ee eee ey fiverside 1276R. - 9 Grana 6 Nicety furnished: gentleman only DELMAR BL., 5745A—Neaily furnished FOREST PARK. 43 mt sasp- - UPTOWN oy Ri g Bua. 6c; $Y times, daily, Sc. rooms reasonable; a, a susan —— a IVE. (eli rooms: $6 week: = sf gg ad 3882—Front hall room. 3d | ROOM. Front. private family. ne: —_‘¢l} room, kitchen privileges. Cabany 79811. pie kitchenette; all convenien : : ‘ . * J a 7 7m . —_-— —- ~ ee ' ST : +006 a Bun. 5c. > gentiemen: restricted residential hes: 2 floor. werk: f: acy _OF_gent; reasonable, i Grand 17 749R. eee ae wero ~ BL... 4427-——Desirabdie front osuth |FOREST PARK BI. 4527—Nicely fur Sg ee ‘eeping room, $4 _week; convs.; phone. nished room { 26 . : n exclusive home: Bomo ¢ 7 > _ ' h po OL | “a setnaeteentinsetnen CALIFORNIA. Do not ask t 646. = a nel hborhood. x cabany 8746. VF, _ SL4SA, ~~ font 1. a 3334—Furnished front ROOM—in room, | it At old or new, is WITH ITH BOARD— —— room, all conventences: reasonabie. (c} FOUNTAIN. 4922 rr — ee “Tigaaate heat; ail con- MAPLE. 50 false or is j . we nl . ' or 2 gentlemen: sittgle room with ‘bath board. OL IVE, 3544A—Neauv 7 ; ALIFORNI, A. A sea cor K y furnished house- | C FOBNIA. 3101A—Nic. furnished | . 2 unfurnished; electric; DELMAR BL., 5246—1 or 2 housekeeping __veniences; chea ie) faite 50— Furnished sone t ‘ easonabie; « man, . h breakfast. ) enone %. Forest ed rooms: all conveniences ae Tower Grove Park; private fam. bs > * Ane ae ge et Sat Ba te. > bags wr two gentlemen urnished er unfurnished. —~ AIN, 482 1—Two nicely furnished | __YOUnA ma Central € rd optional, Lin. | é— or ‘couple. 1) | rand i 8366 6098—Beautiful room: stea housekeeping room le } ' (cl) fe) ;_all conveniences. Forest “6039K. Forest 3909M, rooms, couple, employed. | MAPLE. 5552-—-Front room: 1 or 2 gen. ' | Fo : e)| Uemen ; vrivate family. toe eH furnished front’ eee vw J a ~ front conne ting a ; dell 3037R keeping r rooms, r mar house- — Roo 0OM—. ose — aa ls mnted to boat a5 a | _ing roo ange, stove; also sleep- | CAL IFORNTA IOLA. Re tur. | ROOM—Nice « souther : —Sing connec vage DP. , Ghiidre: wanted o, board: | Ti AMILTON. 1270—1 or 9 comfortable | Pat] am nished; south: all — Reo aa fur- or without kite oh ‘Deivi pe front: with | DELMAR BL.. 3905—Nice light house- | FOUNPAIN, ~~ 4019 aie care private amily; levely | second-floor, southern- exposed rooms: N, 50— o ~ furnis hea | family; free phone . 1 ” private 1684M lege. Grand | __keeping rooms; _all_ conveniences; $6 4917 ingte n tine For ail makes of ca Bess 2. 2914W. shed housekeeping couple. 8 -2a867w * xentiemen or a... Sa (7) | rooms, also housekeeping, employed > | é ul id ote r “4 x : | a ney 2897 -__ (o8) ROOM—Nice; hot water: all cony enlences: DEL oo BL. | f oar: Hoveskeeving ferret. — MARY room ef | rooms: compietelv furnishe FU RNISHED | ~ RR \ 2 £01 +)... — SHE OOM—Beautiful: West front I home cooking. rooms; must be rts as Mi | at i015 Nic = ¥ lletiaetihie tf. — seen to be appreciated. ——_ rood 015 N.—Nice rooms,| JULIAN 5883 3 Well- furnished °d-fioor ‘i, 1525 >—Si CAROLINE. 2762) — near Park a |“ tront and single room: -excelient tea Bt , ree ort. room : bath, 1 Furstahead > room, ad- _4569R nd Grand cars; adult. ad | Dini joining bath; gentle -. = ~ eek. 5 men; Park and Jef- _{e) : : good “board for congenial! | LACL EDE. 4384—Room. board, gle or ; j ight housek rooms: ok LF ROOMS— Ly mene - . g. est 4592 e: rent f ss RUSSEI Steam heat: — lal Catany 707J. GOSBFEL LOW. 934a—~ . profess nt free: owner youne | 77 . Boe 4L. 3640— Large ple al ea es. heany FO7J. (o) 4A-—Large front fur- Accessories, P r 1 } (80) M , an to have ro . B959A- -Nicely furnish 3/ car lines: DELM —_ t . 00. nished sleeping room, bath. electric: pri- ’ -~ vatey Cab ; ~ . n@als: wih} om-and two single : she n southern expos privat AR Bias: 21 -Front slee ping room, : oe ric; pr RADIATORS : ee and hot wate apdany »LAC L EDE. 4 4415A—Nicely furnished room Prope ‘Fr parti ee long-time cantract to ng roo reasonable: all | conveniences. - fam lily. ure: r a e; 4 clean and well ‘furnished: for 1 or > _ vate __famiiy; “eA Wea 1016 } L920 Gay = +. name ee ings. by (ea home surround-| _K-298, Post-Disna ben Opportunity. Box | “ asd ae, 4262A—Nice front room, | RUSSELL, - 4009—Ro ys furnished or un. | DELMA R BL... 3923—2 convenient rooms, GOODFEL aL. OW, > 1384A—Wwill share fur- 32 a , er 50 furnished : Lopmart. fond of music. | __ housekeeping. with hot and cold water. | euplares. lady, congenial ——— —— LMAR BL. 4015—2 nice conn ecting End apartment r r __ hooms. } housekeeping. Lindell 6769J. _men oniy._ Lindell 8062. emmy: wee) light h a ' ee eee — — ao eee ae ————— Patterson Forest 4763L- (080) | Hay; MA; ’ x. - “ CA by EMAN, 40004 —3 urnished | room , | Grand i_3692M cae |" DELMAR BL., 4343—1 or 2 rooms. fur- | HAMILTON. 756 Comfortable apartment - orta pa m wn North LINDELL BL.. 3942—scuam-) heated ri ger $143—2 rooms, furnished: elec- ___ ute Bod hy ~ —- __ Continuous hot water, excellent ‘Table (1) | ric. gas: Private af heat; 1 or 2: h Sy les -Odies For , 4507--Will board 1 or 2 : V7 Tw ENT wr 9 » BON priveleges: em. RUS: SSELL. 4014—PFi f) nished for housek eping: running water. | - as » 5 7 m ~ LINDE L _ | ¥- Fi 2 a R ~ — be pl ved. or n 2 TO rat oor; ‘beautiful ws 2 ban AUTO BODY BOX—YFor | m private home: £00) care gentlemen? wine be aan ta eh meas 2 | , bousekeeping TH BET ‘. —— La 7 7 = a aeeee f. MAS SC furnished room, southern exposure, | DELMAR BL., 4347—Clean front room for | so73R breakfast optional, Cabany | MARY LAND, or *F ‘nentiemen: room: ee __*325A Linton. roadster; by be ay, 4802 N.—For men. ” | CINDELT. S411) a oe Lindell 8 MW. ) housekeeping rooms. rs week; two Cie | o> EMAN. 402 me nfurnished: 2 sec- | couple: pamely for 2 girls or Sebed| __ housekeeping; also others; no children. | HAMILTON. 756--Nicely fornls ew on a ed tee i BODY. oe: A f _ . be —Young man to share | WASHING ‘ “ heat and light. Grand : car. MAR_UNION—_ we cely furnis room | .or_2 gent $50. Tom truck. panel body, a; tee Sa -—Room, with 01 large front room with board. sleeping SON BL... 3107—Hoysekeeping. | ls sits or. | SEVENTH. 3015 S.—2 connecting front DEL RAR UNION ae". after =: 30° | 9231 1 or 2; one floor were, Careny BODY -AINS eee. 226 i , sii LINDELL. 3935—Room and board for 2: | _>dath; ~ Md sae | heat, electric, gas.| CHIPPEWA, 33: 25— Furnished front room. | rooms, light housekéeping. large yardi7)|_™. Forest 4325M raw ee oes ~é hei. (c) pleas BARGAINS Says ' B31A—Furnished ~ foom one front; all conveniences 2 —— ADS, 382 22—2 housekeepin er Si . « ii aia 442294 — oom and “board | BUCL > 1405 pes —— —- ping rooms, alsa | SHEN ANDOAH. 4120A—Nice room; all conveniences: reasonab! » Le - for two gentlemen or couple: twin beds, | Ploved; al! ein att Toca sleeping room. | room: private family; C mtn vais _Vvate family; girl preferred. oe DUMP RODY—uJitt complete, tt . and 7 Delmar 5907 | tne. Bln eigte i : Northwest _ ___ | MePHERSON. F70t—Beaunfaiiy furnished | | FIFTE ENTH, i530 -N one Set’. hy ay or without board: gentle-| SHENANDOAH, 4208—Desizabie furnished | $74 else ing ROGERS: THEpOCIRDIG. Ot: | KEMMINGTON, Binion sabing | Ovecen a FORD BODIBE—Sedan. SOU; : mith or witho —__ | ———seences_ __i sé) | GARRISON L016 N—Neatiy F eeping yar apt RE bt sired; reasonable; phone. DELMAR BL.. 6040—Newly 1 furnished | Ooms: a conveniences; reasonable. _- | flodr. coupe de luxe; terms, tagé } : r¢ Young lk a. as roommate MAPLE, ole 7—Room and board: 2 front | rooms: new beds. —Neat! furnished | $7 a r Mg t ioustkeeping; gas; : | SHES ANDOAH. 3311—Sleeping room: la-| _"00m_ suitable for 2 gentlemen. Cab $009—Nicely furnished | MYRTLE, eeping or FORD BODY—1921 panel; | family; refegences exchanged ; rooms: {6r 3: reasonable. _ ' GRAND BL... 1508A N NI EWING AVE 1419 s—3 > maura home-like. Phone | Se —C \ mo cael houses toe tr oavemiencen, = . ae Rb BODY 31 pa “7 we rot FG BL =: — “eo Te Sone! 08. ‘heapiene, fornia | ewi: os Ri Aime, cwraiches rooms Grand ‘8644 DLEMAR BL.. 4409 lean, “nicely ly fur- KENSINGTON 4585—2 front housek eep- _fonveniences. nea ore earl ot st. Solid to board: private fam. | __COMVeniences:; reasonable. GRAND BI... i608 D ms. (65) / _ m ing; adults. . ed | nished room with kitchenette; also jo sere ___'ng rooms, $9 per week. ; ~ =. tredie; soran a 2508'S. Je motherly cafe: reasonable, PAGE BL. 4522—Southern Suneaed pagum private: referenc es: oe) RA room, | FLAD, 4147A—Couple will coat newly Par. | | _ing room; conveniences, __ KENSINGTON. 6101—"'* for light housekeeping. “Lindell | nly. Forest _8753. KENSINGTON. 51 109—2 furnished house- LORD mo ee bodies, all . - ~ | Teasonable: carnage n n "23 | Ai are AD. — — _ Ope u ay. ___ Rieflin L’ ‘a e RAYMOND. | §158—tLov ely “Foom, next aa | % Pave neatly furn! shed: $5 nd $3 FL AD. 3812—Large, beautifully furnished | __fents or light housekeeping: cheap. revo ; ew ” South bat . | bath: Sete ieiol menie} Bren) ; Fins . 1901 N— Two adi rotntad large | bedroom for 2 business men. twin beds: | SIDNEY. 3518—*3 furnished room DELAAR BL... 4403—Nice 3 single or Ccon- keeping ms; newly papered. 37. For- fivA—Front room and board; ROOM—50xx_ ‘Vernon; nicely - - + ousekeeping rooms | + Sethe med ts conventences: refer. | necting; second floor front gene, Cpa | necting. housekeeping room; ell conven- | “e_oosol _ ogy rng used, s family mdults; gentlemen; cars| private: feasonabie «. ~~ pore shed: | GRAND Dis, S148 Mantes nies” —' s exe hange lock west of Grant bl | een! ng; conveniences: private family. (c) | =! lences; also garage. 41067) KENSINGTON. SO63A _Larae nicely fur- NEWSTEAD. 336 3 roads ; pes; trade old. 3631 | ; " | est 5085 lady, Fe onan e room: sleeping or “housekeeping FLAT. ~p8i— me sleeping core See. Sat | SIDN&Y. =029— Single room. nicely fur- wy odleg: roche taal Te eet ro | aed sianbeantnie tier mea ences: rival R . o one or © iacys or gentlemen: nished, i ! . e eceping rooms: first floor front: all eon- | ————————— venien n private home; every convent- Veniences: adults. “"" | KENSINGTON PL, 456 Large front _ferred., oo private ai, : room Me heat; all conveniences. Del- NICHOLSON ton. ' } 703A—Front room and Si9 N,— a4 ROOM With” root hea: rd: ‘young lady ee _in private fam} ly of nly, furnished sss m | ot. conveniences; phone. Owner's home. | ence | To Bh ae pee ome . | DEL MAR BL. £600—Singie ‘front si sleep: - e front: all con | PLORA | COURT. 3542—For gentleman: ette Park: exceptionally clean, well- fur- | ing room, modern, light, clean; $45 | caer ¥TON, 5126—2 connect iGo a> 7 n | _ (e768) | x ra} ved | NICHOLSON, 17 731—Laree sleep! c cE antl oe ~ EIGHTEENTH, 2633 S —Furnished room| Park cars. Grand 1703M. (c)} DELMAR BL., 4610—Lient housekeeping sirable: Teasonable. _{e eAties | | | rel St > Te ae g FORD—Coupe. late 20: motor € men or couple. "Sidney 1463. ployed: $7.50 Week. De} 47 “g0u L — — : ‘ tu imar : ¥ ; , GRAND =m : ; , re) SIMPSON PL... . 1750—Ric k _r™ or couple employed. Gr . ng la: | veriiences: Grand-Bellefontaine: ° beds rs Well tur- rooms; completely furnial hot-wat er heat of all conveniences; lent 7356" 's ‘customer's car. ; ND ROOM Private family, Wo | ROOM AND. BOARD. For 2 you dies; house privileges. Colfax 3 ah ow ° or 2 men $3.50 we ok. o i private family: h alf block east of Grand | nisked housekeeping suite, in owner's mod- | ——--_ ~ —_———__- er YUE DELMAR BL... 5890—3d fi. West: com- newly ecorated; all conveniences: _pre le: FORD } BODIES—Touring, lo : ee Al ee . se: will trade. 4 . $630A—Large front ~ | ROO: M ANI) BOARD. — For 2: private res- | GRAND. 1201 N.—Purnished. for 1 —. FOU RTEENTH,. 1305A 8 —Sleeping, pri- ern home; every convenience; Bell phone: one ’ : vate family, Gerfia idence. Forest 5252 M. West End ladies employe: ° Ss vate familv: $3 Sidney 229 no children. fortable room in apartment rivate fam- FORD livery deuce aah ‘awe y “ | ROOM AND BOARD—Private ¢ ty | exchanged. GEY ; oe = ~ } 2 ream furnished apartment; fine location: phon en vot rat largest ele . AY. 3838 S-Young lady or bos c ‘aban af | ao. east Grand: all conveniences: | "light a cadintoans ng; $8.50 week. oi ton “98 ‘30 to 4:30, week days 8 to 6. Ben- | | STN aes aon ny LiAek ~R, 2) Cabany S673). P ° finale or connecting; buy or order through Jor Sale me Drivate, convenientes; room and | ROO} ne BOARD- oon | aes = rs ~ ; conveniences: very reasonad! room. all | KINGSHIGH W AY, 1008A N.—2 lovely | OLIVE 3993—eae ILBY I7TH A? ND j | SE a with alcove: runn -Larce south room GREER. ~ 9900A——2 nicely furnished rooms: |\GBY R. ~ 4 ». mae» Cc ronnec ting Nousekeepine w EI LFTH, 2350A_ $.— —F urnishead rooms | f; mil gir! prefer: red. SReenaaw private front rooms for light housekeeping ; ho el lectric, Housekeeping a body, get aie that w IRNIA. S307—Room and board for | table: for 2 or '3. Cabany 85bi. excellent} modern home: gentleman. __ 41) | rooms; all conveniences: phone: electric aber _roomers. _Tooms ; ic, running water each “nd seeping our 1 loyed; reasonable. Sidney 3334W. | TAYLOR. 2a —Large bright rooms a beso 1503.A- 1 large room for light |GRAND, 3451 3.—eonnec ting rooms, ic) | UTAH. 21014—% rooms. able 1 or * 0070 large roome: eatt- KINGSBURY BL., 5787—Roor., ergs 2 t, | Oltv's. . 4010A—Com ! your dealer. 133——Nice front room and | with or without hath. editable for cou.| 20) 52M. ping, eiectric and bath. Ty! ter | HARTFORD 3443A—Hallroom. ._Ingdern. pat atu lL conventancen, perks pri- _fonable. a) reasonable; conveniences, vavdany oS tchen and adjoin i we — ~ Or : _ 4 a mve e ~e : _fe2) | ten uBte TTA. ote : exe DELMAR BL.. 3731A—-Neatiy furnished KINGSBURY. 60 ia e ~Tirwttive H se : 1 or 2; very reasonable. | ple or three or four adults employed: con- ‘HERE RT. 27417 : 2722A—Furnished Aallroom | 7T AND ‘RE 8731—Two furnish ed root s for | HEN ——- | ront room. for one or two rentiemen; front rox m: @ } a! on first-c) r m J ood loca n; St-cilass. » ConvVenienceg: references —— P all oth oome - DELM AR, “40: $° a onneoti a urnis ble: 4 ITO BODY Wid —1 ——F 1043 nN. ) ¥T (e7) Room running water, steam heat. toile let. furnished: gaa. electric, sink. eens ar ‘and bug_line, selec | a se rat Some ae a ae os cal awe ad te ayes - 7 . , : ' 4 Front room and ' ard optional; public dining room; meals | - a ; NDI S nis! ail an ARB : i. Atm tes ee ne mcette Ani th EB ace © } board optional; public dining room: meals | —2//*t-_ . sriaileceai si ANA, 2801—East of Jefferson. two ~ §936— i3A—Desirable room| tae ees easonab pay cash. . . Sieiilonces; 3 car — | 85a; Bandey Giickes dine r 50, , | KE NNE Rl. ¥. 3917—® oer 83 neatly = VICTOR. 103 Furnished fro room; all - an 641M. . 4024A—2 ly f rast BODY wrd., » pases 3 tok, | aa. board for work | _P. ™, _Lindell 4567 w. Pes . ac” >| nished front rooms for light Seamenen.| mas 2 housekeeping ele eet electric. | 4 Mis Plana Altenen®”c covopiote; sink “and rengey an Be wh oF a gent ben or cou. - =~ Way. . (ce) Vv ANDE VE NTER. ° 720 N—F urnished ‘room KENNE RL Y. ~ __ keeping 1 room and one sleeping 1 room. (7) kitchen’ n: lar ge bedrcoom. Call before 12. ELMAR BI “Ba7 876A—2 . Ce ne ee ee, ee | ~~ = 2 connected front | KINGSHIGHWAY. TITAN —-Benulifal PORD GOUPD BODY Wid.—wWi A 8.—Furnished roo IRGIN iA——F eedan body. A. D. Kallin. Grar and board for couple _or gentlemen. — END eee 3906—2 nicely furn! shed i front rooms: ga JEFFERSON SO17A 8.—F she CQ BOARD — Strictir ant nished room with board SPRING, 2441 N.—Small room, furnished , : " —2Z FORD. Motor, starter wr Mat gral t Eaewiy furnisheg ‘home: every. | WESTMINSTER Pit S00t—Sacond-stets | — Tree | A oduckeeioe convehient ste ‘dons: |BAYARD, 1135 —2 _ unturnlahed tools; | EASTON. 5356A—Hall 7 room for sleeping. pynened foc houpenas ° | Be. LINDELL BL.. Larae front rowm; mss hot- water heat; Cathe Jral parish. S125; open | c — for sleeping: $2.50 weekly for housekeeping; convenient ¢to ‘down- hen: . . ~y POR D—Chasaie: late Sais will eae eu: felerences. Grand 7500J./ __fromt room, board. $6 week: gentlemen. ST, PERDINAND, 3743—Two ii light house. | town. Kn lt mas mst. & yi ernie eet Forest OO TAI ng roo nvenie 4 >, aan ; : ——i5@ rn 4 oms; all co lienes |LAPAYVETTE, 1901 housekeeping BAYARD, 754-—2 connecting housekeeping steam heat: all conveniences. . room ; NDELL L BL. 3013 nnecting £ t house eeping ; “ ta ro ee i _ Bad) Juniata fret SB i! ED Gentlemen pre- | W ESTMINSTER P'., 3946—Neatly fur- eae ait con A ‘ , | LIN L i—? neatly rt to $70. 1900 Washing | . for full information call ef wa UNGSTER. 410% os. ey young men, | ST. LOUIS, 3805— Ae me ty sleeping room, may ent. hoslochoopine. vee ee eee | BELT. 1479—-Two neatly furnished front ate sosunn, team fiPse RR, large. connecting. light housekeeping FORD CHASSIS—Starter ay? (c) 9 reasonable ; kitchenette if desire private home. if rooms; light housekeeping: phone; steam . ; rooms. bumper, barrel eit 100; SODA __Nic ; ————— | also nice room for coup! (e2) LA SALLE, 1920—Furnished rooms. “Tient | heat. running water, gas range; reasonable. LINDELL BL. 4017--Neatiy Tornleh ° , ENRIGHT, 5824—2 laree bright 1o Benton Cabany 7653W = aeRO see | VANDEVENTER. 2824A N.—Room, cou- modern: $15 ‘month ing; additional day bed in living room, | ENRIGHT. 4573—Two rooms, complete for ‘ tlonal. ( nd poard: lady nished front rooms, housekeeping: board | _'¢f¢* cic ciieinrieideiatiin en 2 3 person : | home, with board, or oo ouse, everything. scrupulously clean and te fami! sonab! vate family; reasonabie. nines, ; , TIRES—Good. aeeee > all a ous reasonable. Victor; ROOMS FOR RENT—cITY ARLINGTON. 1489—¥Furnished ro room, 3 fOr | employed: wit ——— BOYLE. 230 N.—First apartmen gcouth ; nn een $s 3411A-——Southern exposure —p, bright room, 3 gentlemen; | $3 eac ENRIGHT, 5011—Nice, darze roo, auit- _apt. 2.50, __ = oY. Fr x4 co apes wil Room and "oard. os - |} ROOM—An_ attractive. room on second : A mi ft oe mee ieee i ' all conveniences. nent = lady employed; modern. Caji | COTE BRIL IAANTE, . 5650—Neatly fur- housekeeping rooms. aaa 9 a 7867. (eT) nished roon MERAMFEX,, 3145A—7 rooms, for liv =. rae 530 N—3d fl. north. choice ENRIGHT, 5030 — 2 rooms for lizht| LINDELL BL., 4246—Neaily furnished p. | ows _ housekeeping ; modern. housshaoping ‘and sleeping rooms, also O3:t cord, ‘i a tie . > ; Call between 3 and 5 , _ 1900 petit, “a ho Re 0OM—N t! } ; c ‘ ITE RRIL ly 7 TE. eto Fro nt or usiness. roo i apartment: business people yr to ard, afternoons. ¢ eativ furnished: with use of rivate fain! y. Forest '° ‘Toor, m. today ; nl n Pp GH - — as | Cabany | “home. eentieman. Cabany 37 17W. (c68) LINDEL L, a L.. 4902 —Atiracive room —— ee mp T ‘ - in: S74 : : ‘s care. 3013 piano. Delmar 499 (c) | —_ 2e*Y ee Tl ee ro i rebui ts orem : ? 1s . a ~s WTE RRILLIANTE, 6207—) | —Front room for respectable = 0—Furnish oom. at . Remp Tire Co.. sit Be a “e ROOM®- ~3 gentlemen siete reliable | plain gg PR also garage. 207 Movnekevin AMT. koe prices family. be rik. 5670—Furnished + (7) | ENRIGHT, 5717—24-fleor tront room. all| adjoining bath: small family; warm: TRMS—B4x4 cord, rebu OF y ) . ired, > 5 — —— s Beal , - ty conveniences; reasonable. Cabany 414. conveniences, gentiemen. © ; “ references require 30x P- 403 CUTE BRILL IA NTE. 521 14.3 connec ting | ~ : 7200—Furnished and VNeht | CAABN NE. 5056—Smail!! room for one: all i = e ~ a ; : ROOM— West End apariment. ~~ ' pleas- furnished rooms for ‘light housekeeping: go et wae. electric, bath. conveniences: clean ————— $$$ —$—__——____—_____ ©) LINDELL BL. eee Oe Tiger went. set. uM } Reemey Ree eae... ay caren tor : zood } ant; a) couceenres: private; reason- | _ modern. _—~ steam heat. | GABANNE. 50}5—1 or 2 southern ex- | ENRIGHT, 4545-—Large front, . clean family: reasonable. Lindell 6145. 4c) — e i—Nicety tyrniehed, Liorrentenren ; orest 2754 (c)| COTE BRILLIANTE, 4643A—i or 7 gen. | — - pesed rooms for genitemen or married| housekeeping room: range, sink; garage 7Tey 4hae — me privacy. — FINES 3, gordg cNair ‘i —— hilare ROOMS —Nicely furréshed sleeping rooms. Stare couple; reasonable: ® doors east ee a ag gene 3 Seeptenes Dams: couples: hot.water heat. | if wanted. Se ~ ocanmane. tn Ry Ly “rooms, rx _M— ia ictor ; - sat _ children to | modern. private home: couple employed. | _° arcus. fe) eeping rooms: . 5064— use- ; «| Cabany 81 : ’ >p " ate tche onveniences; private | CABANNE,. 5182—Eliegant front room, | ENRIGHT. Comfortable light ho col IRES—82.50 a retinic, , her's care. Porest ert, Pet Delmar 05J. CUPPLES PL... 4768=—Furnished room, 1 home. ea oe heat. quiet; bath: beiness man or cov- keeping rooms in pleasant house; reea- MeMILLAN, AN. 4526— Lar ere ladies | ROO . ol 4 vi ms = imer 38 ~ Petts, Tasos n" cSt |_anele Phd mom Pate hr" eas | qo een, ot elena Pe 2 ladiey employed, _Forest 7542 W. ple; garage. * rh 768—Housekeeping rooms MISSISSIPP. + ng Hou i ENRIGHT. A607—Lizht housekeeping. 14t McPHERSON. ste ee New enc ROOM—Smail — __ rooms; | ate family. ~# Central PARLIN. 4425-3 desirable rooms ; mod- Ste ee goo CABANNE, 55xx-—Desirable my . Dg floor; every convenience; running wa- | ane. 1610—Nicely furnished, twe-| aismont car. K-361, Post-Dispatch ter. range: cheap. clean. (7) ng scapeniincneme __housek ARTERS—3819 west | BELL. “pes, $4.50; no Childten room, range. = Sen conveniences. —aeare ———~— om ment; 1 or 2 pont lowes : half bloc beaut! bath, gas, $4 * 532A—Furnished room, for cing | iamornt car. Bo : and tcome hee porntamed. GHOUTEAT. on56A—3 connecting front | .__'™artried couple or lady: reasonable (*) park apartment, employed people; facing CABANNE, 5015—Newly furnished, ~The we ge aes — = ear y ~—s £935" mon rc oe CL) | GREER, 4778—Bedroom and kitchen; fur- | MISSOURI, 1746 —- Room and kitchen; tamiigs bots water heat; cor adtlie em. | homelike; reasonable, ( ix or couples "$33 => Te = n —— q)) ‘Forest & jsoM couple employed; garage. | light housekeeping : all conveniences. 54 (e7 connecting ma and “ ——~ urnis rooms ores ca - ~ : ma, for light housekeeping. , —_——| MISSOURI. 1619—Two B.. . ehiidren. ons ENTER PL.. 726—3 furnished rooms. ae! pot meh cicPHERSON 4168 323 N.—-Nice. clean MARC US, 1704—Large room; twin beds; apartment. ” veaneeal wat housekeeving: heat. electric: $60 month. ee TERRACE Tits Pea comer aeatte fuvabicad teank ‘aan vee men only: new and ¢! area A1a0,—.o 1 o connec Pe nnn? A e clean: CATES. 5158A-—2 on aoageeeS | ing rooms, for liche housekeeping; all | MePHERSON. TIRE aoa on ow; S358 it boa rd or CVM” 7: free |’. rand 1 <J 4 Va bany B04. To keenire rooms; price rea 2. (7) h hort block fr Wel foedern: second ‘floor . . ; 3. asopab! _ phone: sho oc om Wellston car. (c) | MISSOURI. 1756—M rooms: private family “conveniences. Cabany 43030, (er | : ; a a ut ae E iicakh ot ee ABS ee sink tres ' - ; bargains in used “4 , Southern exposed: | EASTON. 3041—Front housekeeping room, oF ~ duits: . MARCUS, 700—Two connecti ; reom for housekeeping: a : 7 jvyersences. ana 13h and <=. ; 0x5, a; twin beds: gentle- 36; two ¢ connecting rooms, $ $5.50. nished rooms, all qhauvenionses. getvete | able. —— potty 4 . yy ee EUCLID, 3124 N.—Steam’ heat: girl em- . 508: feard _..| BASTON,. 280LA—Cheerful light house- family es MISSOURI. 1310 Light - ——————— FATES. 5156—2 or 3 furnished house- __ ployed: mitches Prieto kes. _Maryiand car. ~—aTy § ’ ont care. nd here! (2) “weet. oboe “6 %.Ma e vagal aed wienh ag 7 RAE rooms. trance: private mits. Park. Jefferson kee rooms: two beds; sun parents ~ wnae family, an 20191 * eons pri. | ty = 3 ~ Se et. ee monthly. $2.50 kiv CATES. 5190A—Nice large ,foom. a I SHTEENTH. 1017 N—2 large. con- ; oars; 52.00 wee EUCLID, 783 N.—2 completely furnished ’ : : atl nen. or couple. eingeline, rooms: two beds and water; sec- pa ts 6340—3 rooms, gas, BEBRASKA. 4042 — Furnished room, a Se ie nine . rent Gado. “we ruaek ee ng rooms: mpletely. water a emen; refere ~ ‘xx bedroom ; it ~~ ¢e . attract ond Toor. NORTH MARKET. 6381-3 = ee — residence. Cabany 3497W. ? TIRES—TIME aod, Y = ort ‘tare room, Tunming water: complete” fot NEBRASKA. Fa a0 AT oard optional. (Oe) TwTES. 109—Niceiy furnished room: | EUCLID. rT vorest Pork aves tarnie A. T. 8, 3150 Wasb! . ie poe ke __ _housekeening. room, private family: board optional (89) hitches cabinet, shone. pri.| _vlccks from Fores ree ord yOUNE lad ¢ twin es good | PRAN ARKIN, 2 —_ Nght | ST. LOUIS. 4235A—Sleeping roo; kitch- | NBBRASKA, 2434—3 furnished roome for! vate <a tome. ‘ | ee ee eae a tee Ee 2 , . en privileges; reasonable; privat usek : ge. sin t-wa — . . — een Hernrt” 37227. so, — FRAN ANA $1577 or 3 rooms furnished | ily. " Bhser’ eee? = wy BP $60. per month. “venience, —Cabany S418.” all 90) temen: er, reasonable, Cail or p oo connecting or single: twin ae lar 7 Sree jor 3: etely for housekeeping; reason- | 7ERRY. 5352—Room for Fyrtieman: al all} NICHOLSON PL.. 1773—Nicely A ain iinae 4446A—Nicely firnished front McPHE wai an ee & , conveniences. Forest 654 _. {e) hovsekeeping rooms: all conveniences, gar , ms nveniences : : Parnes § 03, bon Faw XN KLIN, 3524A—Neat ly furnished THRUSH. 5472 — yer young ” €ouple ' 2 _reasonabie. ; — nished (2) 3444. HHOUSEKEEPIN . y u 1. 7. been 50. 1 front _ room. D+ al an with heat and light. | OHIO. 1800—Three_furnis housekeep- ISHED | Ro OOMS. EXC . . ‘ine Roomn my GAMBLE. housekeeping furnished front laund ee ing rooms, bath; $10 + week; no linens. _ SLARA “1318 —Taree. well- 0 ee eee | pan arma a E | , elles ioe housekeeping OSAGE. 3423A—2 connecting front rooms, room: rage: _QOUrne a ah = oie ot fam E | ~ y + a ae ‘e--de, = : dis ipl git 7 : SI, Rise Zz u_em 3 50 gach.| _70pm. he ng; was range, electric; | — it L | South ih. empio cat |GLARA. 6372 nicely furnished rooms. connecting all convenien mete family. for | —s—-~ oe — employed: refer- GARRISON. 618A—Light house ping ALLEN 2433—1 or a S oe 7 ; . one GON, 17 bath: cent a steam Bend : —_— say ee at rooms: private family ie etc reo vate family; *pusiness people preferred: vely ply, front room om LEFFINGWELL. 1254 N.—& rooms. ARSENAL. 1 1316—light housnk ee ine two Y GON. housekeeping room. ee gou' __Mished. or furniture for sale. ar Gee et ney 42 ki nett jenn: ieee N =. room ; Cheert LEO ; - 4054A— y rished. two w to empio uire Serena eat: . ~o ivat fami ' Avemproyet ladies preferred. | CLEMENS, 5661——Attractive, large room ‘s ine fu RK. 2215—Room for housekeeping. eee private family; gentleman. abany ‘~- . for 2 em- ' LOCUBT. BOTANICAL. 3069 A— Nicely rnished "5 ous oe. half block Compten and Park cars. couple ‘employed: cheap.

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—_ - pe 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS” Wanted and For Sale A Ads ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED | | ANIMALS ROOM AND BOARD Wid —Girl. employed: we private family: South Side preferred: Dogs and Cats Fc For Sale ~ Boas and Cats For Sale rine g HATCHERY, _feasonabie. Hox K-53, Fost-Dis._{S9? | DOGS—Beantiful Doston tert les. 3 | THD Bive Grass F citer for sal oh Wtd.—iIn vate erriers, ma ve Gress Farm Kennets oi fer sale! Sut os ee A pe Rng firl_ emploved. by Aprit 8: ; ¢ mouths old, call T otk vonne ee ae ee pointers. fax sino wiredale | STA end of 6 ; “ - rred. : o: prige-winning studs. | ane rabbit nds: also ai e joke. 5 w prefe xX) Sidney $232. 1316 Arsenal. terriers; shipped for Grint. Catalog Ife : eee oS Wh tech .$+4. DOGS—ANY \‘ TETY Stanley Blake. Ber K¥.. at - ROOM AND BOARD . it abe! — lso ieeser ? wae Greed Stud see cPprenruinter:. DT Eee, en red ; ; . Boston terriers our em Mer ter. ta WESTMINSTER PL, 4000-—-Pront house | Ms, Oct. 1, 1974: naterence — | We carry a complete line -s , mass oh. Eg >. | keeping rooms; second floor; small room | — K-pet._ Fox. RD wid peat htm Ir it's me in ~ ate tank. | LAST ¢ ALL TO | Hea’ y cross br ’ | ope eine See ter , - 7 . Ss mace : i es —_ ? . . . _ .. . WESTMINSTER PL. 415{—Exwoiiorally m and board: private, tami | i PanGGE'S PET sue. 317 Sinus | ENTER YOUR DOG ee any get, $0 Caner y ; ; r 991 | In the doe jes ¢ March 19th: | 4a. furnished. clean - Bbousekeepinge _ Box N-350, P-.-D. DOG GOLLARS—Lead= - | all wader gp A Rage oad — iy prem- 4 now | OSTER ; @ panths old large closet: private family ——— = ie ads, bdbiankets. , ~~ ennel Caud a PUL LETS—Stephara : _ Pine wn. Mo. : ROOM AND BOARD wtd.—By young | > targest seiections: jum tist. Mississippi Valley Kennet (*0* ANCONA Roebbins. 2013 WESTMINSTER P.... Furnished lady, with mrictily private facniy jo. | 5> Olive st. . Meryland Hotel - aim eggs for hatching. SETTING aEne—e I. reds, cheap. room, twin beds, rumming water: stea™| cared in the best residential DF gi x FOX TERRIER——5 months old. dcimale. OREN gis Ct te Fe | College. _ ——__———— -—— _ Celuler av... Brentwood. ) heat: modern apartment. (1) away during the day. Box _k - _ wood ratter. 2504 St. 7 in Cavies a Guinea Pigs For Sale Cec KE Ns > “Sheppard strain. | s. e J s =" EGCS—$1 25 for “TB: $6 for i WHSTMINSTER PL.. ee ertatens ROOM AND BOARD Wtd ae = batvats | POX TERRIER — ee en als ak I ee Pe Sst rte -ona yearling hens and o> = 3 m. Sehiitt, 4926 Seibert. 1 ee jor went: firsticlase single | family. vy mother empleveninas, Sun | markings. Fg > Rehan: a 2 VIGS—Breedina, sage solid oF 7 A Chienborg. Effingham, | i2 RHODE JLAED dete, ‘voass. c ; é evenin ~~ x oe | hogany red plumage, . 9g, a a ey DE Forest > = 4. Ham n Rhode Is = or 2 in apartment suitable for 2; homelike; clea __rooms, south. = is aa Baas al Wat | wise rive bis oahu arcs | Rooms Wed, gag ems | MMAR POLICE DOO age | Tae | FES Aoons¢g*taaciet, WElacin | Paras: Bowie 14 Weteen, Mn - housekeeping rooms; use of piano ic) couple. = i. a r , ps weeks: , atrais n. _ 63I6 Catal a pe. e on. —_—— ~ : =A ferences: adults. ~ ty by famous Arno V._ Fararong foempert- | { —— . : WEST PINE BL., 4003—tdeal laree front | ROOMS Wta.—3: best _referen bes: trained dog St. i 22 | Miscellaneous - | - ronveniences ; . t-Dispat pest do . Louis show. 192 : oc on dottes or Sale ver appointment. or evenings. roams for _Roucsegeins : clap. Box_F-260.~°s Biel , .o re ray M. Pfabe, 4653 Cedi pl. Riverside 1501 | COW—Fresh: snd call; $50 Andalusians For Sale Wyan F eS (e82) | WEST PINE BL. 3730—Basement toom ROOM Wtd.—Laree. front, 10%. "308.. P.-D. | * C09) | Mo. Inquire 3647 Koeln sv. = | GE ANDALUSIAN BGGS—S1 Steet | enite w zanaetten, fay with 30 fancy | — . phe 1 “7 hite w vandottes. laying pullets. J Mh yg f for 1 or 2 men fice: state location ae ne HERE S your chance to Ow eg 4 es ‘ mee ; ‘ et an i ; ‘ “ ‘ re qui : 100. 1008 Lew eh “Grivel si pefricat sis some mae ir 300 Union rd. Riverside 1641 “ES cde-Laree. aenlaiel for 8 wt ay SB 3821—laree front room: ROOM rensonal’ je cent. ~~ plo PD.) DUP 2 aes pacrifice th moey fel-| 2714 Hermitage. Ly 5 i a 2 ———— r. 4 em oO $65 COW -4 Jersey reasonab's = Jas Arenz. | \ P ry LLE! s—TS sii ver Se ng invine : et T = - wer i Soe .- 3 unfurnished A. ear Cat 1227 , WES ra ROOMS Wtd or 3 ust nisnec. abany : - “~* EST Tana 3d £205 —Housekeeping rooms. | “""Viller, 497204 “wise. rand Ass Ww! OGS—Therseshbred — nas is sP sora m rd.. south of Lackiand. Uve n al | oo | Necte Rw ceath ey West F RINE Zi. usekeep.| ROOM. Wtd.—L ight housekeepine; Park | boar, related. 6 months old; fi OAT— ~ tr = goats for| BANTAMS——And eggs. go! t | Hetvty. ing reom: B Se” a madi! 2av0w or Grand car line ‘ box ‘. 383. , ” nF 'D de *o. i ri W > ar — Ab =4 ie: rest one 4 3 -_ ss ’ , ‘ orniah game. a - incubator : ; a eo , 7 po bath tric : ‘ : x edster ‘ Groves. > - = ~—- nae John Wunderlich, Biakemore, ‘Wellston. ie PINE Bi. 38 mo fg eet acu Gall ¢ Mncy 411 56. .€2. | iFISH SETTER PUPPIES—7 months wa. | INKEYE—Nico lot Ph~wis and Ht | Timer 36@4R. : Poultry—Misc. For Sale ai « . > « : ; ’ - anemia —— WEST PINE BL., 3950—Furnished room: Weeietea ns: ROOMS Wid —Houseckeerine. ey _laerly — “ ours Morty Ose. dam Cushbtwe | MEER S| 2336 Nive. - z | BABY CHICKS —Reda. hetiee ready Tues- hed room weet @ esmeond Malieveenme;: fiel . G0: ‘ig work muie. ; nani Hatloc cCausiand av. Kas range. running water; housekeep- lady; ss plate preterrs “ Ls we “pa . * eg» | timghe-- eligible te a RD... Bg. F A - where 6547 Corbitt vig a Brahmes ! For Sale ‘s Gay. —— _ing highwar. Box K-44, Post-Dispat H « La - > Price S80. | ; —— xt —_ OHICK ENS—10: 1 reoster. | WEST PINE BL. 3636—Targe com‘ori- | ROOM Wtd—By woman em ployed, ; | M4. Steger. Woo? River. 12. _ ss | SHEPHERD COLLIES—7 weeks. 389°: | MATED FEN Tague _brahmas. three hens (at) at @920A 811th st. N.—One light housekeeping | “ Shie. housckeepite suite. will| near S. Grand: give price snd phone, | KING SE PUi : reds, be Sate = — from fa range, ' 724 N.—Unfurnished rooms. $12 > an ; __- Purnished droom, kitchen- eS . ——S WEST PINE BL.. 4021A—Neatly furnish- | ROOM Wtd-- — Fu nished: bedroom, ch leota DOG” PTuFPies—Pediccesa of | ines For Sale postpaid. Geo. Hartley. Trenton, $699) | p adults only. Call Sundays anc ri housekeeping rooms. j ea emploved; near bus une C 2. single or con- tte oupie emp: iy eed} ma4 ¢ : 50 - siete oa ” necting. 53. P st-Dispate” stud. er am Po “ty ne oe POULTRY BIRDS EG Gs—Campin » hatching exes. $3.50: an- FANCY POULTRY—3O varieties: cuta A TRBAN, 6039—Coupie onal: private = WEST PINE "BL... 6654—Unéer now man-| RooMS Wid —2. unfurnished, by couple: | enbereh Oud Prize ¢ année ie . aan” on =e campine chicks, $6 dozen logue free. Herman Blumer, Berger. Mo. : os Foye acemen . houseReeping reoms: cood ng Bet G Oe et Dial on: location, price. Alt rerice. lL. Sfsricos Phene 771W a Pauk 094 Arlingten. location: a!] conveniences> aduits. Box -dor rast spatcn emater Cony fei y : | WEST PINE BL., 4305—Sleeping ROOM WWtd.—Business gentienan wants FOLICe Gs on irish 2Mperted: trained Co __gced order. _ 379 ee light housekeeping rooms; all modern large size room; South Side. Box K-33o, | at ctud Aif von Noerfbade: Ast n ayaa Went 4¢ Prence nist For Sate PULLETS—Hens and cockerels: hatchins | conveniences. (e3) | Post-! pate’ i aes OA der Emeschrerwacht. (Ceri ~on der Sch : Olive or Central 6600 : CHICKENS—Dark Cornish roosters, hens eges. S&S. M. Rimehart. Ashiey rd. ang ee aetes. oom WEST PINE, BL... 43320—Wonderful, clean MS ia.—s. unt furnished. ~y 2 a — — on See es 2 Beaptan tie os oe Se om put a Ome F. G. Goss, St Jacob. ' Creve’ Cocunr tracks. F,_ OC. wanes. > - . 7 rT , " mene anene r ros ss _ sac : otk, ae ROOSTERS—1 year © old. black langsha , . 2: goose eggs. 20c. 6142 Carisbed. PA TLOR. 1705 X—Roome with or with $5. SS. tox KK Post-Dispatch. for te tus terest oY i | @isplay. j5c daily. 55 2 Discounts, ose €&E " . int ——— y 1} ht ~ house- rip des — OF efi ¥ €. fos orcs. ily. ic Sy uni - veniences; a Ww ~*e PINE a" ME me ig fom. ROOM w ta niurnieees > Wellston; | ™ Ciraee 4x ate SNES WA; a9) a se us *. Agate—s “_ fe: 4 Nie ating Game For : Sale SETTING HENS 82 cork Hulieck. L422 UNION. iss1a—na pri Sen eapeees, coeerte _ tne "1787. (c) | reasonabie. Box _K-196. Post-Dis.______| S0yfERANIANS —— Grow? ihube,-d0e cet “gaily 2c. Sun. 5c: | CHICKENS—High-class. pit game; care- SETT =5 N. 1531A—Ha!!l room, in vate WEST PINE. Lr *__Murnished all! ROOMS wi i a 2 ‘un furnished for voung | OMERANT are “tiny stow ; oe r ' se limes day on 7 ° ’ ere ful iy br ed 2825 (iregon. ETTING —-, ae eents aA "denen: fine twiox. 139225 ee te i conveniences” 2d floor; private. Lindell | ouple: no ghiidren; west. Renton | 696. 5434_Mapie a reasons he - saciid shay ee. = SS? ; 3917W 1753M. i) ~ e Hamburgs For Sale _ ea eeoetn’ fae eee PO ME RANIAN—Impor ted: be thing but t the | ' rT eg ere oe teed la ag hg ying ° i. family typ xe nex te o ree. a — = - WEST PINE BL... 113A ere house ROOMS w ve —_ -April ae two lar con t- or oranges s cbc tes. } » —— " , } ~ 1369—2 laree connectide house. ~ "4 ss. heat, gas, elec-} ¢ Gr ane cls, 2461 | CANARIES Wid —Anv st price | POULTRY—Golden pencit~hamburgs. tm- rooms: southern exposure en ; 20, tri re! liable settied couple; reasonable. . - -_— — -—— ; per week: also front hall room. $2.50 WEST PINE BL 23557 omnes wWorcst 7763R.- PORERANTAS 7 PUPPIES ern +e woolly CANARIES Witd.—Aiso parrots: for c | setting; also bres ders. H. S. Knodei, Free’ Health - lice powder. housekeeping room: . : as "Forest oem. OF cau Write Missour: Squab Co. St " iow Lyndhurst. Sh | CLARENDON CQ. 3719 Cass Roth — meen >~ eR om oN te em = HOVER—El4@tric. 150-chick capacity; | 1 Lactede. aa + SD BA - ms: all conveniences: | ROOM Wed —Un nfurnished. “for studio (por- t A315 Catbanne phones. use 2249 A—Farnished, connect- Tunning water. {c) trait of men), with displar case priv- ~ — Moud Sal Rousskeeping rooms; beth./ Wirirrikh, 352——Sleeving room: private| flee outside. Larson, 4042 Matrit. | Poser . =, white: : @ munthe oa, “iets qvatrabace. “Maier, 117 30. Ob f = PO Pet Birds Sale . ‘ State rent. — ae ee — = r very “we -rTre. ie . ° j a a R, 1008 ni x —— aa ee 2: O'Shea BOOMs Wid—-Couple “employed “want one | PUr IDLE __PUPS—Nice : snow white | ; (COO) | || B6GSAroudan’s. . seitings 1» for $1.50. Pig ns & = rds For : fengn; eae kitchen: newly deco —daree room coy or two aoe ne rooms and care for | __°neS 235 Olive st. | ee | igand ‘ nna av.. Mapiwood. Mo. | BIRD CAGE—Beautiful wicker, artd « . — = > ingkeeping.| baby 14 months old. Pb me Laindei!l | PUPPIE S——Eskimo Spitz. white, 2 months | Baby Chicks For Saie \ stand ; — singers, females. mated 730 «~N.—Suite light bre te! iinR. S21 N ——Laree front room for 5486W. SETS see HTT eo (c)s old. K. F Otten. ‘Stowtevills. ‘Mo. —__- Leghorns For Sale _—o Ma ing cage. gelling out. £027 | rooms. must be scen to be . half ome os furnished : all couveniences: iROOMS WwW a. __-_ Ry emplored couple. two. PIT P PIES- Fires t von terrier : sired by cham- | ~—_ 1s ' ic Ks—_60° oe] Mat Ye > fe ormeriy & at | BARRO? DNS E _ h Nerth ket. : ted =: ot 8 nicely furni shed ho ise keeping rooms: pions: eligible for registration. 45344 —— — ~y leghorn. 300- BIRD CAGES— Largest Selections. On egg Strain. exgs, chicks. sensible prices. prices; wholerale and reteil: = - > . . ’ - . 7 Y¥ - : ae. 1101 N.—_Nicely fur- Wi IN DSsSOR Pi... 36235—3 large. modern price and lbocation preferal le with garace. | A sena! ° . BA or cHie KS—Rh: ce Wanda re ‘ trin iene cue Peu' try farm. Giencee. Mo (99) housekeeving rooms: cas stove. housekeeping rooms; private home. Page. Box N-415. Post- Dispatch oo PUP _s aa kinese. el iwib: > wit} | SO. 2628 S. Jefferson. Sidney “SOW. Se eee very : = ee ate ee —~ |CHICKS AND BGGS—From champions of | 5537 cues Fs pees. = Vindell 47763 Grand car. ~— * : A “thi sel eat e_vine + =T iny = ’ . — =i ROOMS Wt L fur ~~ rooms — th | Be “ine -cits i ‘el! Rast | BABY x. HiCKS—A! var =tet es we " NTER, 625A N—2 a WINDSOR -PL.. 3829—Connecting rooms. | a); conveniences. wtivare home: | _1579W between 9 a. wm. and 22 poon tcl)| _ 416-4) cas av. C 1 27ROW. (@89)., Worlds greatest shows aad egg-laying] RD SEEDS—Biré ined rooms. for light housekeeping: | «es. electric, bath, phone; water in| mother and crown son» Mrs. R. Beaker. | P UFPIES—Brindle bull: 6 weeks oid. | BABY CHICKS—Piymo re cad ect | Contests; Mvestigate official record of - abn nw pee gene 3 , man and wife or 2 | _Toom. & fel) 1115 N. Leffingwell. i. | Call after 1 p. m.. Sunday or 2 p. m ting egzs. 3538 Ban nperger a. " performance of the most ,protitable white scription; wWhelessie amd retail, {555 a See sate: reference. _ . t! " pharm in. Ms « Bend and ruxes to. W'eb- c 4 NARIES = tz Mountain. Kuarantee . ’. 4 4s i Ee : ton terrie Lice marked (Tae singers: mated pairs. 5350 4 Labeda. . . SUBURBAN BOARD Sebo or Comvet 6600S pedizreed; reasonabic. 3417.N. Sth cei {o" 's| EeGs—Fren Willmering’s single comb | CANARIES—Fine singers: alna aN a $837—Nice. clean | Solid agate, 8c line daily. or Sua. PUPS ~ eng to tt —— leghorns, lic; | a. mi n rm, Clayton. Mod.. ~ caaen. Cail Sunday. 2 Si =e Set. EWING = Ss - a A ive ribbon steck. E. G Steitz, 1230 creed, sired by Kavan of Missis ~- con oe rite. Ses ‘ " an) Mig © > o ca) | Grove. Mo. a ‘= strain, 90 per cont fertility ee ee singers: English: lots PRANKLIN. 2014 6—3 —afurniahed rOomDs PUPS Wid —YAbo jaan tabbtta. wulmen WTCH COLI ik Pil PPIFES—S weeks oid BABY CHIC KS—Pure-bred. heavy-laying aes Sone free range &S1.; Sal retting - Prairie —_—__—____ : — | Re OSTERS—W) “hite legherna; good stock; ce entrance. a ae *) | _Messmann, 1317 X SCOTCH TERRIER PUPPIES a hg gE BG i. each. 4636 Rowe CANARIES—Singers, females a SOSA “SN.——All modern. ¥, i A Grueter. 3733 Ohi. Sidney| ¢ a et ag SS — ve | ROOSTERS Genuine shite ” white tewhac a pointes. Cali Sunday or evenings TW. Dogs and Cats F For Sale 2 .. ‘ U per cemt alige delivery. Free Teniences: fer « ? ¢*> | >T = ay ; mele .* ' ; . = ail . . 16 VW $4. rf) 36. —_ ye are uncertain, when males. ready for mating. 3710 Califor. | 733. Magnolia Seas : “= 1001 Bel t. | — a buff orpingtons. silver wr- veu can have Ganah!l's ~. ¢. white lex- in ful = : ned cou gen n; UP = tered onli 5 endottes. 15c each. 3940 North Market ° trom r: Ls ¢ orn : ES—Beautifu Andreasburz “ ° yt gr ges‘ tetas wey P—4973 Wieseban. 7) jie jes for sale. reaistered: orate gee. | Lindell 32940. mae dre bred for Wich oa renee: Ver ee Se ee ee | we... eee use-j _=251 Locum st. Bomont 1940. (") | XTREDALE—P “~~ soot » Ferest 953. wx BABY Ae K bred rock 24 éuction: trap-nested end pediereed. Write, training. 59234 Garf ee "7S ROOM=—One neativ furnished room. with itt 42 enanh e¢ er eed female. . 2% yea! pore 3 4 Groves (c98) $4.2 8: 0. $15: bh roas- \ for prices today. Ganall Leghorn te | CANARIES—Roliere: =: crossed breed. $11: opsteaid. Lamte- HENS—Bouff orpington laying hens and a — SCT eS saat acy eneckert Hatcheries. 2 : St | _ ~ ner + = an ion 2 = soe mle bulldog: year, : red ogee dria winne a 7 | esste = . 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R PUPPIES—Maie- > Mi weed ~~ BABY CH iCKS—Berred ——- rf COC KERELS—HBarred — _ futiblood. man to comfortaMe living eg $10 pecigrees. S842 ¢ ottage. = ~ o say a *- “-- : / ome wvandotes — silver wyandotts: ae ee SS eaas $1.50. 2600 | weekly: references cxchanged. x K-124, | BOSTON TERRIER—Toy. - 147 Pek east he a a . | fime as meney will vy: ¢ >) Spaidi av BL.. 4011—Gean. bright! Post-Dispatch _ ee ¥,.% beauty, ears A s eachg 100 per cent. dei .| COCKER — rocks: full-blood. = a ; Pedigreed. OS'UA N. New- AT STUD SIRES of quality pups. | by = P.: ship at once. meen ~~ setting eases. $1.50. 5600 het water. electricity. ama a) LADY TO SHARE FLAT $10 per week. | Stead pion Rolin Poyce and Dallens Sentinel | cubator Co. Anna. 11°. Soa iding., SEE PAGE 19 zs HOU ‘ND—Femak. partly urcke | ' eS orth. _Box . 2. Peet-Di Be | welliaunnentlittas anata = oming c«¢ nese 200-cexn stra 7SJ —— BL. 4319—Lient } house. 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This is the second narrative in an exceptionally interesting serics about famous crimes which have figured in the cases of the Pinkerton organization. The first in the series, @scribing the theft of $1,- 250,000 by bank robbers at Northampton, Mass., was printed in the Post-Dispatch Sanday Magazine last week. There will be a total of six stories—ingen- ious, thrilling and true. By CLEVELAND MOFFETT. HE through express on the Rock Island road left Chicago at 10:40 p. m., on March 12, 1886, with $22,000 in $50 and $100 bills, in the keeping of Kel- logg Nichols, an old-time messenger of the United States Express Co. This sum had been sent by a Chicago bank, to be delivered at the principal bank in Davenport, la. In addition to the usual passenger coaches, the train drew two express cars, the first, for express only, just behind the engine, and, following this, one for express and baggage. These cars had end doors, which offer the best opportunity to train robbers. Messenger Nichols was in the first ear, and was duly at his work when the train stopped at Joliet, about 40 miles west of Chicago, But at the next stop, which was made at Morris, Harry Schwartz, a brakeman, came running from Nichols’ car, crying: “‘The messenger is dead.” “he. messenger’s lifeless body was found lying on the floor of the car. The head had been crushed by some heavy weapon, and there was a pistol wound in the right shonider. Apparentiy he had been over- come only after a hard fight. Ulis face was set with fierce determination. TIlis fists were elenched. and the hands and fincers cut and scratched in a curious way, while under the nails were found what proved to be bits of human flesh. ‘The pistol’ wound was from a weapon of .32 caliber. but it was not the cause of the man’s death. This unm'stakably, was the blow or blows on the head, probably after the shot was fired. Ail who knew Messenger Nichols were surprised at the desperate resistanee he seemed to have made, for he was a small, light man. not more than 5 feet 5 inches tall, nor weighing over 130 pounds, and of no great credit among his fellows for pinck and courage. The express car was immediately detached from the train. and left at Morris, guarded by all the train crow except Schwartz, who was sent on with the train to Davenport. After the first cursory inspec- tiop nO one was allowed to enter the car where Nich- ols lay; and nothing was known precisely as to the extent of the robbery. The safe door had been fornd open and the floor of the car Mttered with the contents of the safe. \n urgent telegram was at once sent to Chicago, an’ " force of detectives arrived at Morris on a spe- cig’ * "na few hours later. Sea!» parties were at ad The Rock Island express robbery, in which $22,000 was stolen and the messenger killed with poker and revolver—The crime was commit- ted at night, between Joliet and Morris, and three separate investi- gations were begun to ferret out the guilty — Extraordinary detec- tive work which finally resulted in life terms for two men os 2: He had been overcome only after a hard fight. once sent out in all girections along the country road, and up and down the tracks. Hundreds of people joined in the search, for the news of the mur- der spread rapidly through the whole region, and mot a square yard of territory for miles between Morris and Minooka Station was left unexplored. It happened that the ground was covered with snow, but the keenest scrutiny failed to reveal any sig- nificant footprints, and the search parties returned after many hours, having made only a single dis- covery. This was a mask found in a cattle guard near Minooka—a mask made of black cloth, with white strings fastened at either side, one of which had been torn out of the cloth as if in a struggle. Meantime Mr. Pinkefton himself entered the. car and made a careful investigation. His first dis- covery was a heavy poker, bearing stains of blood and bits of matted hair. It was hanging in its usual place, behind the stove, The significance of this fact was creat, in Mr. Pinkerton’s opinion; from it he concluded that the crime had been committed by a railroad man, his reasoning being that the poker could have been restored to its usual place after such a use only mechanically and from force of habit and that an assailant who was not a railroad man would have left it om the floor or thrown it away. : - | ‘ Coming to the safe, Mr. Pinkerton found that the $22,000 were missing, and that other papers had been hastily searched over, but left behind as value- less. Among these was a bundle of canceled drafts that had been roughly torn open and then threwn aside. Mr. Pinkerton scarcely noticed at the moment, but had occasion to remember subsequently, that a small piece of one of these drafts was missing, as if a cor- ner had been torn off. All the train hands were immediately questioned, but none of their stories was in any way significant, except that of Newton Watt, the man in charge of the second car. He said that while busy counting over his waybilis and receipts he had been startled by the crash of broken glass in the ventilator over- head, and that at the same moment a heavily built man, wearing a black mask, had entered the car and said: “If you move, the man up there will bore you.” Looking up, Watt said further, he saw a hand thrust through the broken glass and holding a revolver. Thus intimidated, he made no attempt to give an alarm, and the masked man presently left him under guard of the pistol overhead, which cov- ered him until shortly before the traim reached Mor- ris, when it was withdrawn. He was able to locate Page Two, Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 16, 1924. a *’ ~~ . SS . ¥ y o ~ v * 5 a es _ a *y ed a "= 3 , ag x » iy er a seat ‘he ashheap where the conductor had tl “in the course of the next few days the ¢ % aneated or accounted for all passengers ¢ » Danforth’s train, with the exception of ¢ _ pad ridden on a free pass, The conductor » recall this man’s features vaguely; and, ef the passengers remembered him well e F wes no clew to his name or identity. As ‘ghat no other of the passengers could ‘eonnected with the crime, efforts were « discover the holder of this pass. | - §o great was the public interest in th the mystery surrounding it that three sey organized investigations of it were unde Rock Island Railroad officials, with their gonducted one; a Chicago newspaper, * tectives, another; and the Pinkertons, est of the United States Express Co., a " Mr. Pinkerton, as we have seen, cone - the crime had been committed by railway * pailway officials were naturally disincl ~ Heve ill of their employes, and an incide ane a - -gbout this time which turned the inve an entirely new direction and made the | @isposed to discredit Mr. Pinkerton’s was the receipt of a letter from a con Michigan City Penitentiary, named P wrote the Rock Island Railroad officials, he could furnish them with important Mr. St. John, the general manazer O went in person to the penitentiary to ta statement, which was in effect.that he who had committed the robbery and ki and was willing to sell this information ‘ for a full pardon, which the railroad _™ geeure by using their influence. This tt - to do if his story proved true,-and PH the place where the crime must have bee ted, as he remembered that the engine Was for Minooka when the stranger entered the left about 30 minutes for the murder, re esca pe. , a Returning to Chicago, Mr. Pinkerton the character of the man Watt, and fo had a clean record, was regarded as a efficient man and had three brothers Whe railroad men for years and had always gim satisfaction. Watt's good reputation and stm ward manner were strong points in Bis FAVOR “yet there was something questionable in Bins the mysterious hand. For one no ft were found in the snow on the top of the) Brakeman SchWartz, the only. man of who had not yet been questioned, “Gem his way, in railway parlance, back from the following night on Conductor Danter and reported to Mr. Pinkerton the next mor was a tall, fine-looking young fellow, 4 with thin lips and a face that showed He was rather dapper in dress, and gloves during the conversation. Mr. : ceived him pleasantly and, after they @ > Toad, as the case in question. . smoking and chatting for an hour or 80, B@ *y The story was plausible, and won Mr ed to Schwartz that he would be more 60% _— belief. It won the belief, also, of the with his gloves off. Schwartz accordingly” _ paper: and, forthwith the railway detect them and revealed red marks on the bedi With the newspaper detectives, were ir hands, such as might have been made by. | _ ahead on new lines, regardless of trouble digging into them. | ‘tag Their first endeavor was to capture “How did you hurt your hands, Schwar Coy, the leader of the gang. “Butch” - them of a plot that had been worked ¢ _ 0 before, when he had been grafting of pickpockets at county fairs. There > atthat time “Butch” McCoy, James Conn as “Yellowhammer”), and a man nar ' ‘Whose surname he did not know. The ' Plankett said, had planned an express _ the Rock Island road, to be executed in - game way. and at precisely the same ae aA on Mr. Pinkerton. | e | Pocket, burglar and all-around thief, “Oh, I did that handling baggage Digs z tions kept him traveling all over the Un last,” explained Schwartz; and then he fe ' The police in various cities having cidentally that as he was on his way t cago the conductor of the train, Cond forth, had discovered a valise left by som one of the toilet rooms. Later in the day erton summoned the conductor, who L valise was an old one, of no value; and, contents, he Bad thrown it out on an only thing he had found in the valise paper that attracted his attention us marked with red lines. iy Examining this piece of paper carefull = erton saw that it had been torn from & MGs and at once thought of the package in messenger’s safe. Now it is a remarkasn no human power can tear two pieces Of B® actly the same way; the ragged fibers” fit perfectly when the two original parts am The method of locating a criminal in together. There remained no doubt en bs as interesting as it is little understood, was made in the present case, that the pis ' Mep is to secure from the loca] police found on Conductor Danforth’s eastboun@: )&5 to the favorite haunts of criminals been torn from the draft in the express ¢ Under pursuit, paying special regard in t the night before on the westbound t Mii | Bary inquiries to the possibility of love fitted, the red lines corresponded, and 1 : 6s, even more’than honest men, are ably someone had carried that piece of, their lives by the tender passion, and the one train to the other. In other ) brought to justice through the agency one connected with the crime of the With as much information in their rere ridden back to Chicago 24 hours 7 am gather, the editor and his de uetor Danforth. | Seir time in likely resorts, picking up Mr. Pinkerton at once ordered a ~~ With trequenteint aaa whenever ‘the missing valise, and also an inquiry re talk adroitly upon the man they passengers who had ridden on Conductor It is a mistake to suppose that in train between Davenport and Chicago on | detectives disguise themselves. . following the murder. The valise was ™ mustaches, goggles and lightning 2 tated with to no purpose, the-editor > to do a thing the like of which no ne | Drietor, perhaps, ever undertook bef¢ | Start on a personal search for McCoy a _ ates. With Frank Murray, one of the t » in Chicago, and other detectives, he wen . burg, where the gang was said to have _ headquarters. The party found there _ Men they were after, but they learned thal | Grady, a notorious criminal with whe / McCoy was known to be in relations, was | So they hurried to Omaha, but only | Grady had gone to St. Louis. Then to St. _ the editor and his detectives, hot on the a _— several days in that city searchin ' oe ° ¥ mM te

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fra the Yikenia Archer ms gsiheap where the conductor had thrown it, and % the course of the next few days the detectives had te or accounted for all passengers on Conductor : **’s train, with the exception of one man who ‘* ridden on a free pass, The conductor could only aesil this man’s features vaguely; and, while some gf the passengers remembered him well enough, there ae no clew to his name or identity. As it appeared no other of the passengers could have been with the crime, efforts were redoubled discover the holder of this pass. $0 great was the public interest in the crime and th mystery surrounding it that three separate, well- ian sed investigations of it were undertaken. The Island Railroad officials, with their detectives, “ted one: a Chicago newspaper, with its de- , another; and the Pinkertons, in the inter- of the United States Express Co., a third. Mr. Pinkerton, as we have seen, concluded that b had been committed by railway men. The “allway officials were naturally disinclined to be- ‘five if] of their employes, and an incident occurred

before, when he had been grafting with a mob parlance, back from Davenport "Ot pickpockets at county fairs. There were with him ht on Conductor Danforth's traia, setthat time “Butch” McCoy, James Connors (known r. Pinkerton the next morning. “"TYellowhammer”), and a man named “Jeff,”’ ooking young fellow, about 27, surname he did not know. These three men. a face that showed determination, "Plankett said, had planned an express robbery on pper in dress, and kept on b® othe Rock Isiand road, to be executed in precisely the conversation. Mr. Pinkerton Te "Same way. and at precisely the same point on the tly and, after they had : as the case in question. ng for an hour or so, he sugges The story was plausible. and won Mr. St. John’s | It won the belief, also, of the Chicago news- Schwartz accordingly re ys - paper: and, forthwith the railway detectives, working red marks on the backs of his with the newspaper detectives, were instructed to go nt have been made by finge | on new lines, regardless of trouble or expense. . first endeavor was to capture “Butch” Mc- Coy, the leader of the gang. “Butch” was a pick- ‘Pocket, burglar and all-around thief, whose opera- ® kept him traveling all over the United States. | The police in various cities having been communi- he was on his way back to Car : with to no purpose, the editor finally decided of the train, Conductor Ds f do a thing the like of which no newspaper pro- a valise left by somebody @ Pretor, perhaps, Fooms. Later in the day Mr. Pina Mart on a personal search for McCoy and his associ- ‘the conductor, who said that te With Frank Murray, one of the best detectives one, of no value; and, having 2 Chicago, and other detectives, he went to Gales- thrown it out on an asb pile. pt 4 where the gang was said to have a sort of found in the valise was a piece @ Uarters. The party found there none of the his attention because it they were after, but they learned that “‘Thatch”’ ¥, @ notorious criminal with whom “Butch” was known to be in relations, was in Omaha. they hurried to Omaha, but only to find that y had gone to St. Louis. Then to St. Louis went editor and his detectives, hot on the scent, and Several days in that city searching high and the crime must have been commit © od that the engine was whistling | the stranger entered the car: This pees for the murder, robbery and — Thicago, Mr. Pinkerton investigated the man Watt, and found that he , Was regarded as a trusty and ¢ ,, y t he would be more comfortable belief. hurt your hands, Schwartz?” handling baggage night bet wartz: and then he related piece of paper carefully, Mr. Pies ’ been torn from a money | package in the ex Now it is a remarkable fact t tear two pieces of paper in . ‘ ~ The method of locating a criminal in a great city interesting as it is little understood. The first is to secure from the local police information ™ to the favorite haunts of criminals of the class * pursuit, paying special regard in the prelimi-~ Inquiries to the possibility of love affairs; for even more’than honest men, are swayed in lives by the tender passion, and are often mt to justice through the agency of women. 85 much information in their possession as ¥ could gather, the editor and his detectives spent time in likely resorts, picking up acquaintances *Rh trequenters, and, whenever possible, turning me talk adroitiy upon the man they were looking It is a mistake to suppose that in work like detectives disguise themselves. False beards Mustaches, goggies and lightning changes of Sunday Magézine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 16, 1924. ever undertook before—that is, clothing, are never heard of except in the pages of badly informed story writers. In his experience of over 25 years Mr. Murray never wore stich a dis- guise, nor knew of any reputable detective who did. In this expedition the detectives simply assumed the characters and general style of the persons they were thrown with, passing for men of sporting tastes from the East; and, having satixfied the people they met that they meant no harm, they had no difficulty in obtaining such news of McCoy and the others as there was. Unfortunately, this was not much. After going from one city to another on yarious clews, hearing of one member of the gang here and another there, and in each instance losing their man, the detectives finally brought up in New Or- leans. They had spent five or six weeks of time and a large amount of money, only to find them- selves absolutely without a clew as to the where- abouts of the men they were-pursuing. They were much discouraged when a telegram from Mr. Pinker- ton told them that “Butch’’ McCoy was back in Galesburg, where they had first sought him. Pro- ceéding thither with all dispatch, they traced McCoy into a saloon, and there three of them—-John Smith, representing the Rock Island Railroad: John Mc- Ginn, for the Pinkerton agency, and Frank Murray, working for the newspaper—with drawn revolvers captured him, in spite of a desperate dash he made to escape. McCoy’s capture was the @ccasion of much felicita- tion among the people interested in the matter. Mr. St. John and the editor were confident that now the whole mystery of the express robbery would be solved and the murderer convicted. But McCoy showed on trial that he had left New Orleans to eome North only the night before the murder and had spent the whole of that night on the Illinois Cen- tral Railroad. It also appeared that McCoy's as- sociate, Connors, was in jail at the time of the rob- , oan tm ; a* ‘ ’ ; . -.. wet tte ser “You fool, you have put a rope around Watt's and my neck!” bery, and that the man “Jeff'' was dead. ‘Thus the whole Plunkett story was exploded. Some time before this the man who had ridden on the free pass, and given the detectives so much trouble, had been accidentally found by Jack Mul- lins, a brakeman on Conductor Danforth’s train. He proved to be an advertising solicitor, employed by no other than that self-same newspaper, which would hare given a thousand dollars to know what its agent knew; for the advertising man had seen the conductor bring out the valise containing the all- important fragment of the draft. But he had not realized the value of the news in his possession, and Mr. Pinkerton took good care to keep him from that knowledge. Not until he had seen the man safely on a train out from-Chicago did Mr. Pinkerton breathe easily; and it was not until months later that the editor learned how near he came to getting a splendid “scoop” on the whele city and country. The identification of the pass holder removed the last possibility that the valise had been taken into the train by any of Condector Danforth's passen- gers. And yet the valise was there! How came it there? In the course of their examination two of the passhgers had testified to having seen Schwartz enter the toilet room during the run. Brakeman Jack Mullins stated that he had been in the same room twice that night, that the second time he had noticed the valise, but that it was not there when he went in first. Other witnesses in the car were positive that the person who entered the room last before the time when Mullins saw the valise was Schwartz. Thus the chain of proof was tightening, and Mr. Pinkerton sent for Schwartz. After talking with the brakeman in a semi-confi- dential way for some time, the detective began to question him about Watt, his fellow trainman. Schwartz said he was a good fellow, and, in general, spoke highly of him. Mr. Pinkerton seemed to hesitate a little, and then said: “Can I trust you, Schwartz?” “Yes, sir.”’ “Well, the fact is, I am a little suspicious of Watt. You see, his story about that hand overhead does not exactly hang together. I don’t want to do him any wrong, but he must be looked after. Now, my idea is to have you go about with him as much as you can, see if he meets any strangers or spends much money, and let me know whatever happens. Will you do it?” Schwartz readily consented, on the assurance that the railroad people would give him leave of absence. The next day he reported that Watt had met a man who wore a slouch hat, had unkempt red hair. and in general looked like a border ruffian. He had overheard the two talking together in a saloon on Cottage Grove avenue, where the -stranger had dis- cussed the murder of Nichols in great detail, show- ing a remarkable familiarity with the whole affair. Schwartz had a sort of Jesse James theory (which he seemed anxious to have accepted) that the crime had been committed by a gang of Western despera- does and that this fellow was connected with them. Mr. Pinkerton listened with interest to all this, but was less edified than Schwartz imagined, since two of his most trusted shadows, who had been fol- lowing Schwartz, had given him reports of the lat- ter’s movements, making it plain that the red-haired desperado was a myth, and that no such meeting as Schwartz described had taken place. Nevertheless, professing to be well pleased with Schwartz's ef- forts, Mr. Pinkerton sent him out to track the fab- ulous desperado. Schwartz continued to fender faire reports. Finally, without a word to arouse his sus- picion, he was allowed to resume his work on the raiiroad. The shadows put upon Schwartz after this repor‘*- ed a suspicious intimacy between him and Watt, and a detective of great tact, Frank Jones, was detailed to get into their confidence, if possible. He was given a “‘run’’ as brakeman between Des Moines an? Davenport, and it was arranged that he should com - in from the west and lay over at Davenport on t same days when Schwartz and Watt laid over ther coming in from the east. Jones played his par cleverly, and was soon on intimate terms wi! Schwartz and Watt, taking his meals at their board- ing house and sleeping in a room adjoining the rs. They finally came to like him so well that they su- tween Davenport and Chicago. This was succes:- fully arranged, and then the three men were to- gether constantly, Jones even going to board at Schwartz’s house in Chicago. About this time Schwartz began to talk of giving up railroad work and going to live in Hansas or the Far West. It was arranged that Jones should join him and Mrs. Schwartz on a Western trip. Meantime Schwartz , ~ ft « ‘applied to the company for leave of absence, on the plea that he wished to arrange some family matters in Philadelphia. Mr. Pinkerton. being informed by Jones of Schwartz's application, used his influence to have it granted. When the young’ mau started East he did not travel alone. His every movement wes watched and reported, nor was he left unguarded for a moment, day or night, during an absence o: several weeks in New York, Philadelphia and other Eastern cities. To one unfamiliar with the resources and cr ganization of a great detective system it is incor prehensible how continuous shadowing day afte~ day and week after week, through thousands miles of journeying, can be accomplished. matter is made none the simpler when you ) or that there must be a change of shadows every da However adroit the detective, his continued pr ence in a locality wouid soon arouse suspicion. daily change of shadows is easy when the wi under watch remains in one place; for then i: only necessary to send a new shadow from the «: tral office early each morning to replace the ™ who “put the man to bed” the night before. But is very different when the subject is constani traveling about on boats or railways, and perhz" siéeping in a different town each night. Withouw a network of agencies, including large and sma bureaus, established al! over the United States, th: shadowing of a man i1 rapid flight would "be im pos sible. As it is, noth’; is easier. 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Miss Daphne Fieid, working as salesgirl in store founded by relative. Two society **buds’’ aeeept positions as salesgirls and one as publicity pro- moter and are proud to be earning money for themselyes—A Chicago expert says it’s the World War shakeup that causes young women to seek independence thus, but these girls declare they have no ‘‘lazzv’’ intentions and are per- fectly happy beeause they are do- ing useful work + + +. iSS DAPHNE FIELD, debutante daughter of Stanley Field, a mul millionaire and a grandniece of the late Marshall Field, Chicago's great- est merchant, has startled society by obtaining a position as salesgirl im the very store founded by her great-uncle. She has, for the time being, at least, foresworn all the frivolities of society for earnest, hard work. Her two motors have deen put into storage, her @ancing frocks have been put away in moth balls: and, each day, she rides to work in a plebeian motor bus or street car, dressed like any other young workine girl. Her evenings, usually devoted to dinner parties, theaters and dancing by other young women of the Same wealth and social prominence, are given over now to study of merchandising problems. She re tires early and is among the first to reach the store for work each morning. Miss Field is not doing ail this to create dinner- table conversation nor as a social “lark.” She is tremendously in earnest—so much so that she has dared the vehement disapprova! of her father. Mr. Field, incidentally, is a director im the store, besides being head of the Field Museum, treasurer of the Chicago Civic Opera Company and a leader in dozens of other activities of a business and civic nature. When first informed of his S&S daughter’s action Mr. Field is reported actually rg have fumed. Protests were unavailing, however. and she stuck to the job. Sbgrin< the experience with Miss Field is Miss Rut Keeley, youngest daughter of James Keeley, former managing editor and general manager of the Chicago Tribune and now a» high official in the Pull- mah company. Both cirks say they never before bave Bad so much enjoyment from any aetivity. are other w who have seccessfully “gone, nto _— ” but ‘before has so radical an expegiivent 2 by te iris” such j#terling ‘steno Fi —_— — New examples aré coming forward frequently of women who have started wit\S nothing, at the bot- tom of the ladder, and have founded fertunes. These 7 -< -~ = » — ~<a ED SN Te AE” PLOIDY IO OG e who beliere in athe muer xs ca meneaiaiid of Abrams,” and ands of these adherents th State will see in one detail of Dr, At ca startling confirmation of his revolutic the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Dr. ee eaten grentaion A Mrs. Bewerd leader and heiress, may be present, its incation in the vibrations, applied to the © him, said the doctor. a. Dr. Abrams passed on to his number of blood samples which have his laboratory, and the more general trut had learned from them and from the : of the patients. Now he was measure an individual's span of life, Miss Ruth Keeley, daugh- and Chicago's oF debutante last -season, mow 2 sales- ? “How long will you live?” sothebody in ( , had the for- “Three years,” he replied, and added: I will have finished my work by _ Replying to another question, Dr. Abras t his death would occur early in Jana Sa a matter of fact, he died on Jan. tunes. Why, . they working in the Mar- shall Field store? been. given by Mrs. Howard Ling, another so- cially promisént woman, who ts about When the length of the intervening i. and Dr. Abrams’ apparent bodily day that he foretold the time of his ¢ t verification is uncanny, if nothing nervous man, always exhibiting he broke down in the midst of labors and lingered only a few days. | Dr. Abrams had been an object of jon, of denunciation, of ridicule Arrayed against him and ™ methods were a very large number © * competent physicians, spirits of the American Medical Some said he was sincere deluded, others called him a quack partmership with Mrs. “It is because ; said Mrs. Linn, just before sailing for Europe, will purchase stock for her estab- Miss Frances Baker, Federal Judge's daughter, press agent for big store. inclading the “During the war women found’ themselvas caved upon to do jobs such a8 never before had bees avail- them, They @rove ambtlances, street cars , and they went to work in stores, fac- shops and offices. Some of them assumed executive positions such as they might have believed before were beyond their capabilities, ahd they filled them successfully. “The World War awoke the women of the world to their opportunities. Many women have remained in their jobs after the war. to the silly round of foolish functions, such as are the lot of most women, only to become restless and “Why. she even eats with tlar irl, all right, and I'm for her. And in the millinery department, | Keeley tries hats on fussy women all @ other girls find their new associate @ ionable——“‘just like other girls,” they Sa7= Miss Field was found while in with a prospective | writer was considerably amused by tae) manner in which the roung “deb” & | On the other hand, he war considered Many people to be the founder of school of medicine. Some 20060 itioners now are using bis elec methods and apparatas in the eis and treatmeht of disease, the is tanght at eight colleges and thousands of patients who bave they sometimes ‘taking the’ treatments. declare they have * bern “either Others returned again know. I am really happy.” as she made an entry in her sales < Just think—$150, and | no difficulty whatsoever. Of course, 1 u days I was dreadfully nervous, and f feel as if I had been selling dresses “There is nothing to the social @me falls heir to these davr«. (Contineed oat , “on the wire,” as “That, I believe, is the reason for the commercial , activities af. SO many members of my sex.” Oo girls. were mere children ess, « rding -Athis too, "Wast Have felt the ae unteenait restlessness. Miss Field is in the ready-to-wear suits depart- Miss Keeley is in the “French room” of the ngs Four. Sunday Sliasinniosiih Louis Post-Dispatch—March 16, 1924.

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ve bat only in his and one other, did s reveal what he HE mystery that ed the spectac- ular career of Dr. Albert Abrams, fa- mous San Francis- eco physician, has - been deepened by a = circumstance in connec- ith his death, which oc ‘recently. e cause of death as report ‘news dispatches was com- e enough—an attack of aaa Bag during h the patient lapsed into a state of semicomsa red, after only a few days’ illnegs. it people who believe in his much-discussed ronie Reactions of Abrams,’ and there are | nds of these adherents throughout the United rs. "Howard Linn, Chicago “iety es. will sce in one detail of Dr. Abrams’ death er and heiress, “going into trade. jstartling confirmation of his revolutionary theories ph the diagnosis and treatment of disease. _ Dr. Abrams, it appears, foretold the approximate . of his death. And the prediction was based principles of “ERA,” as th@ name of e abbreviated. : ag ago that Dr. Abrams, in his mic, addressed a group of investi- he uded Upton Sinclair, the novelist. Dr. Abra cacy ned his reasons for believing that | Mingle drop of bicod, when its vibrations have : easured and interpreted, will tell everything | patient—-sex, age, character, emotions at the drop of bloéd was taken, any disease ma be present, its location in the body, its DR. ALBERT ABRAMS. vibrations, applied to the patient, will said the doctor. Dr. Abrams passed on to his study of the a humber of blood samples which have been sent [his laboratory, and the more general truths which Rad learned from them and from the subsequent of the patients. Now he was able, he said, » measure an individual’s span of life, or “‘yital How w long will you live?” somebody in the stbhe Dr. Abrams. rs years,” he replied, and added: “That is I will have finished my work by then,” mg to another question, Dr. Abrams stated Mhis death would occur early in January, 1924. & matter of fact. he died on Jan. 13 of this Mrs. Wm. E. Clow jr., (2 cago society woman, , % will open millinery store, —~ millinery section. Both “making good.”” Each ing they punch a time ce ar with all the other gs Whe Each evening, near quite 3 time, they help put the & away for the night. Do the other sale like them? Is there any sentment felt toward by these poorer girls? “She's all right,” marked one salesgirl, works alongside Miss ¥, she even eats with us—she’s & ht, and I'm for her. She's nott millinery departnient, where on fussy women all day long, * their new assoclate quite com like other girls,” they say. found while in the midst of | th a prospective customer. D lerably amused by the prof the roung “deb” handled ber ¢ the length of the intervening period is con- and Dr. Abrams’ apparent bodily vigor on P day that he foretold the time of his death, the Verification is uncanny, if nothing else. A nervous man, always exhibiting enormous etsy, he broke down in the midst of and lingered only a few days. ‘Abrams had been an object of won, of denunciation, of ridicule ears. Arrayed against him and Methods were a very large number Ment physicians, including the spirits of the American Medical! “mation. Some said he was sincere H deluded, others called him a quack Mountebank. the other hand, he was considered my people to be the founder of a F Sehool of medicine. Some 30060 now are using his elec Methods and apparatus in the and treatment of disease, the is taught at eicht colleges and 8 of patients who have it “on the wire,”’ as they sometimes the treatments, declare’ they have been “either cured bter, 1 am really happy,” she ret entry In her sales book. “That ust ee and I expe sver. -Of course, the first fully nervous, and tired, but been selling dresses all my /ifo. thing to the social butterfly life to these dav«. Position and a (Continued on Page eTeat . Denefited. Dr. Abrains’ prediction of own Jdeath,—now 580 strangely f lied, has been the occasion. for further criticisms. Some of his crit- ics say that it was but a co- incidence. Others do not believe either that Dr. Abrams aeeurately foretold the event. or. that played any part in the ap- parent fulfillment-—their ex- Planation is “mental sui- cide.’" Says one of the lat- ter: “He believed so thorough- ly in his theory of ‘vital en- ergy’ that he killed him- self thinking about it. Auto- Suggestion killed Abrams, not a wearing out of his ‘vital energy.’ ”’ However that may be, and despite vigorous attacks by powerful elements in the chance - =~ ect enough of, ke anyth through. g else. L Have a cob- tempt for the’ man who Sanna to go On after he i . I'm, through. I’ve worked hard. I’v been unappreciated. They make fun of mein the newspapers... That is all right—some day peofile wil} know: fast what it is I have done. I've claimed to do nothing I cannot do.” “I think this man is the savior of science,” said Sinclair, who wrote various articles his defense, and a lengthy etter from whom was published in the Jourtial of the American Medica) Association. April 29, 1922, urging a fair-minded investigatio. of the work Dr. Abrams was doing. To which the editors of that publication, after a somewhat humorous resume of Dr. Abrams’ theories ard claims, replied: “The American Medical Association will take up Abrams’ fantastic vagaries for serious iavestigation when the American Astrouomical Society appoints a committee to determine the truth or falsity of the theory of Voliva, head of the Zionites, that the earth is flat.”’ 7 Many features of “ERA” are objected to by physi cians of the “regular’’ school—Abrame’ claim that he could diagnose a patient’s case from a drop of the patient’s blood, even though he did not know anything about the sick person, and the latter was Hundreds or thonsands of miles away; the bizarre-names which he bestowed on parts of his apparatus: and his belief that, by applying toa dis eased person the type of vibration indi cated for that disease, he .could cure such maladies as syphilis, sarcoma (tu mor,) carcinoma (cancer), typhoid fe ver, malaria, gonorrhea and taberculosis. In the Abrams diagnosis, where not only the character of the disease pres ent is learned, but also its malignancy and its location, to an inch, in the pa tient’s body. The procedure may he briefly described as follows: A drop or two of the sufferer’s biood upon a piece of bloiting paper, is put inside an in strument called the ‘“‘dynamizer.’’ Here the vibra tions of the blood electrons gre condensed and trans formed into electrostatic energy. which is led out through two wires, Q@e connected with the ground, the other with “rheostat dynamizer.” The “‘rheostat dynamizer’” steps up, or VARY 1924: increases, the intensity of the biood’s reflexes as obtained in the “dynamizer,” and passe. them on through a wire te the “‘reflexphones."" Of the latter in- struments there are two, cennectcé with each other by a wire. medical world; which oa a cluded scathing articles © The first “reflexphone” measures the in the Journal of the vibratory rate of the reflexes, its three American Medical Asso- dials being adjusted to measure units, ciation, Dr. Abrams left . an estate worth more . than $2,000,000. At the._time of his death the steel frame- work had been erected for a 10-story building to house a college where the “Electronic Reactions of Abrams” will -be taught and | /further laboratory resegfthes carried on. He was ‘childiess and in his will, ; after bhequeathing $206, 900 to jfelatives, friends and former em- ployed, he gave the bulk of — fortume to this college. : Aft the last interview which he gave to a news- paper writer, Dr. Abrams looked “very wan and tired,” and he said: “I’ve had enough. is something one Life can tens and twenty-fives of ‘“‘ohms."’ They can be set at the known “ohmage” of any kind of blood—human or animal, male or fe male, ete., according to the Abrams tabics. The second “reflexphone” takes the vibratory en- ergy from the first ‘“‘reflexphone’’ and transmits it to the subject (man or woman) who is acting as diag nosing instrument. The second “reflexphone’”’ is set to the vibratory rate of any disease which the doctor “ts trying to detect and locate in the patient. 7 A wire leading from the second “reflexphone,” in an electrode of aluminum, is held against the sub ject’s forehead. By this means, according to the Abrams theory, the energy from the blood sample enters the subject’s brain, which acts as a receiving station and transmits the vibrations to the portion of the subject’s body corresponding to that affected in the patient. Meanwhile, the doctor is using a system of per eussion on the subject’s body which does not diffe: from the familiar abdominal percussion of general medical practice When he finds an area with a “‘dull” sound he has locat ed the seat of the disease. The sub it should be noted, stands on (Continucd on Pane 10.) ject. Sunday Magasine- -St Louis Pott Diapatth- March 16, 1924. —_— ‘é A >? * *? : ~

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During Dinner by Arnold tii OU) WN > 5 ala mt qq ute —= ; Satisfied that there really was nobody in the lounge, she tripped up to the glass partition and spied cautiously upon the dining’t room. > . HE lounge, a large apartment of ir- regular shape, full of cozy corners and grouped easy chairs inviting to inti- macies, and lit by rose-shaded lamps embedded in the carved ceiling, and sereened from the outer world by thick, rosy curtains, was perfectly empty. Warm and well-cushioned and softly car- peted, it waited in silence with its discreetly volup- tuous engravings and statuettes, its silver trophies of sport and its gigantic ferns and palms, for the end of dinner, when it would be comfortably filled by ladies and gentlemen who, until they went up in the lift to bed, had nothing to do except digest and play cards. The dining room was separated from the lounge by a glass wall, through which the diners, aided by their high priests, priests and acolytes, could be seen dining with dignity and ceremony. Not a sound came from the dining room through the glass wall; fits inhabitants might have been an optical illusion. On the other side of the lounge was a much smaller apartment, called by the hotel proprietor the sunroom. its semi-circular front wall was wholiy window, and if there was any sunshine this room caught it and imprisoned it and presented it to the persons who cared to occupy the row of easy chairs ranged in front of the vast expanse of glass. The sunroom was cold at night. On this night its curtains had not been drawn, nor its lamps lit. Through the window the nocturnal pleasure-town offered itself with its piers and its promenades all festooned and jeweled in electricity, and its mo- tors gliding to and fro, and a little ragged boy cry- ing evening papers in the east wind just under the window. The sunroom was not quite dark, partly because of the radiance from the streets and partly because of the radiance from the glowing lounge. Within it, gazing forth at the magic spectacle of the town, could be seen a young man in dinner jacket. He was tail, with a small head: he had race and distinction; he had evidently done all that was prop- er to his station and age. from fighting in the trenches to joining the right clubs. And although he held himself“carelessly and was ever so little negligent of his attire, he had the authentic chic which the most meticulous and earnest dandies in Paris try in vain to match. He gazed at the town for quite a long time and then turned and gazed into the brightness of the lounge. He was waiting. The lounge was waitinc. Then a fat, middle-aged woman. with dirty dress and dirty apron. sidled apologetically imto the lounge, carrying a dirty toolbox. Her tools consist- ed chiefly of various brushes and rags. She knelt down before the great patent stove that burnt coal economically and yet brightl; near the middle of the lounge, and garnished and tidied and rubbed the Page Six. stove and swept its hearth, and sidled apologetically out again. She knew she was an eyesore in the rich room and ought to be ashamed of herself for being visible in paradise. And once more the lounge and the young man waited. Then a bell rang and the lift went up. The lift-shaft, surrounded by the staircase, ended in the lounge itself, so that the traffic and burdens of the lift might provide interest for the loungers in the lounge. The lift descended, bearing a woman. It was a pity that the lounge happened to be empty of sight- seers, for the young woman was worth witnessing. A blonde,~and not very tall, she had a face lovely in form and tints, glinting brown eyes and hair, and a smile that was habitual. The arched curve of her eyebrows added to her agreeable and eager expres- sion a note of slightly thrilled surprise. Having a perfect complexion and lips, she had, of course, plentifully employed rouge and powder. Having the most adorable fingernails, she had, of course, most elaborately painted them. She was magnifi- cently dressed; her jewels, though few, might have been pawned for at least a thousand pounds. She glanced questioningly round the empty lounge with a look half-innocent and half-initiated, half- jaunty and half-bashful. The truth was that she had been married nearly three weeks, and this was not the first hotel of her honeymoon; therefore, she considered herself an old hand, learned in the world’s ways, omniscient on the subject of love and husbands, and not om any account to be mis- taken for part of a honeymoon couple. But also she had doubts concerning her competence as a woman of experience, and her great knowledge sometimes frightened her. Nevertheless, she knew that sh was utterly delicious and all-powerful. Satisfied that there really was nobody in the lounge, she tripped up to the glass partition and spied cautiously upon the dining room. Then, puz- zied, she crossed the lounge again and peered into the twilight of the snnroom. “Ah! There you-are! I was wondering where you'd got to.” She spoke so vivaciously and charmingly and lov- ingly that you would have thought that, the place being quite deserted, the young husband would have sprung at the young wife, and kissed her on the spot. But no! The young husband did not move. He did not even look at the young wife. He glared aside—at nothing. His mouth worked. He bit his lip. His hands dug themselves into the very deeps of his pockets. He was in a state of considerable emotional disturbance. Whereas the young wife, whose intimate acquaifitance with the male sex was limited to a week or two, and who surely ought to have been seriously agitated—the wife main- tained a beautiful calm. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 16, 1924. . - eZ a a ~ 9 “Aren't you coming in te rt. sweetly and simply. a “No!"" grunted the husband, and pause, @dded: “I'm not.” “But what's the matter?” she @ tle, complete amazement. “Phil, ter?” In that moment Philip, as bunérees of young men and old men before him, | lutely astounded at woman’s power . Here was a young woman whom he lieved to be quite different in hera other women whatsoever—an hc _s ine, straight young woman, a pal a8 © and now every tone of her voice ame. she said, and every movement of Ber to him—lied foolishly, without the lest deceiving him! She asked what was tie she knew what was the matter, exacuy. what was the matter. She knew foundly hurt and anxious. Her is proved that she was insensible to his} “I am not going in to dinner until t the next table has come out,” Philip « finality. And then the little pause, clinching phrase: “And so now you She gave a low, light laugh. “Oh! It’s that? You're still that,” she said, just as though 10 mins they had not had quite a scene in the bed the fellow who sat by himself at the next method of conducting an argument Was ' to the last degree. " “— told you I shouldn't,” said strained savageness. “But don’t I tell you I’ve never him?” 4 “The man’s a cad. That's certain.” my " | e he > ot hala “I don’t see that he’s a cad.” = “No. Women often like cads, all the same. He makes eyes at you 465 every meal. And, upon my soul, you sm Do you think I'm biind?” . “I think you're very silly,”” she with conviction. “I can’t unde I mever heard of such a thing! I I ought to feel flattered by your > a Te », “Jealousy!” he sneered. oe “But I'm not.” She still spoke uy ly, somewhat like a mother to a child, was by six years his junior. = She imagined that her equanimity Hi Bat it maddened Philip. He began to? of himself, and found a terrible satisiag so. The dreadful thoughts, criticisms, condemnations, about our which lie hidden at the bottom of the ® of us, and upon the concealment of WE the safety and decency of human t Bw’ - jay between him and humanity. "He ought, according to his own a code. to have sworn and raged Pe '. manfully. But there was ne | > as et? oe eo a By x A Jealous Yo a -yeed to the surface and escaped in ‘Be called his wife a flirt; he referred tecs huncer for pleasure and luxury, to ‘es her vanity, to ber faulty upbringing. enrd of her parents and other re . own confiding. trustful, foolish nature, wife bad known how to deceiy gmake thedest ‘es dinner. 1am. You'd better take % calm you and pull you tog | » will pun ¥ '" How grotesrque + absolutely nothing to her. Phil? He had gone clean off his always suspected that he was incif jealous; but this scene was indeed incredible, tragic, catastrophic. mt ef all her chances of happiness. } - Sbe thought of the wedding—-only ¢ r of bis tenderness and his passion. ey would eat and drink, though she c | did not guess that if she had burst and fled upstairs he would have folk 4 at first— and then contrite. a Philip. watched her depart. His hand © tonched a blind cord. He pulled at it, gna a larce blind rattled down with a Yagiy like thunder. A stout cord, a ec " qnarter of an inch in diameter, and he . thought) scarcely touched it; and yet it % between his fingers as a bit of cotton - broken! The noise and confusion of. > seemed to him somehow to symbolize whi " pened to his marriage. He suddenly felt q and also frightened. He was > quite alone. Ethel had disap | "~peared into the distant dining r room. The whole brooding ex panse of the deserted lounge oceasion to keep up appear- ances, and he moaned to kim” |} ' gelf weakly, disparagingly: » “Oh. dear’ Oh, dear! Oh, | -dear!t” Then he was aware in . the gioom of a face peering at him around the flap of a huge easy chair that was slightly tarned from the direction of the win- Gow He was not alone! He had not been alone! The epi- st. . Bay fF iy i ‘e* ed ap 7 a P , Spd : fy es ‘pe ey t+ ¥ — . << a , es % om nt i may a oe? * —_ eS 7 ae ade res Ss aye* : 7" be - . ex in p 7 ro i‘ we ~ 1# y . “1 a ‘ die pws re ae —— 7+ or. bh he * Ones and | 3 haughty. both sepst- | Suished: as for t, Ph ) feald not to it: jSerther. his lips | “There's nobody can under- Gand you better than I can,” * the “and better if you have a fair in your [ ! ~Leok at all shaking.

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= is — SEPARA RT IE” = ie upon the dining room. coming in to dinner?” she asked, ply. the husband, and then, after & “I'm not.” the matter?” she demanded, in gem ment. “Phil, what is the mat 4 ant Philip, as hundreds of millions” d old men before him, siood at at woman's power of duplicity. woman whom he had really be te different in her nature from atsoever—an honest, sincere, gent woman, a pal as well as a wife tone of her voice and every every movement of her hands Slishly, without the least hope She asked what was the matter, was the matter, exactly and ent Matter. She knew that he was d anxious. Her odious tranquillity” was insensible to his suffering. — ng in to dinner until that fellow . come out,” Philip announced, then the little pause, and then : “And so now you know!” , light laugh. bat? You're still worrying just as though 10 minutes ¢ quite a scene in the bedroom gat by himself at the next table. ng ab argument was exaspe I shouldn't,” said Philip, with ess. a tell you I’ve never even spoken acad. That's certain.” that he's a cad.”’ mm often like cads. But he’s @ He makes eyes at you all the time, ® upon my soul, you smile at blind?” . very silly,” she replied, this “I can’t understand you at such a thing! I suppose you flattered by your jealousy"—— he sneered. " She still spoke evenly and he a mother to a child, though his junior. i that her equanimity was very ¢ ed Philip. He began to lose cot found a terrible satisfaction in ful thoughts, suspicions, accuse nations, about our best f at the bottom of the hearts of mn the concealment of which d decency of human relations, rose > @ov. He was not alone! He Ss had to the surface and escaped in speech. galied his wife a flirt; he referred to her ruth- us hunger for pleasure and luxury, to her egotism, % ber vanity, to ber faulty upbringing, to the ab- ard of her parents and other relatives, and to his own confiding, trustful, foolish nature, which his lauked wife bad known how to! deceiye. :. afraid I've married a jealous monster,” sald reply, sadiy; and then, with an assumption of e- Still, there it is, and I expect I must the’dest of it. Anyhow, if you aren’t going in r,lam. You'd better take a stroll. The ex- » will calm you and pull you together’’——— 4gmiled at the man!" How grotesque! She had ‘ever smiled at the man. She had «smiled at the _ smiled generally— nothing more. The man absolutely nothing to her. Must she scowl to Phil? He had gone clean off his head. She Jalways suspected that he was inclined to be a et jealous; but this scene was indeed too much. It ‘was incredible, tragic, catastrophic. It was the ruin ‘gall her chances of happiness. | She thought of the wedding--only the other day 7 of his tenderness and his passion. She turned sway with a fixed, expressionless smile, toward the ¥ room. She would see the thing through. ‘She would eat and drink, though she choked for it. ‘She did not guess that if she had burst into tears “anf fled upstairs he would have followed ber, furi- bees at first—-and then contrite. Philip, watched her depart. His hand behind him ‘e rot 4a blind cord. He pulled at it, and it broke, fa large blind rattled down with a noise astonish- Steely like thunder. A stout cord, a cord nearly a "quarter of an inch in diameter, and he had (he hought) scarcely touched it; and yet it had broken "heiween his fingers as a bit of cotton might have ‘broken! The noise and confusion of the blind ' geemed to him somehow to symbolize what had hap- " pened to his marriage. He suddenly felt exhausted eee e x much by the man’s choice of words as by his extraor- dinary self-assurance. “You won't mind me talking to you like this,” the man stopped him, almost grandly, “when I tell you that I’m Crary.” He spoke as though he were announcing a fact of terrific, dazzling, unique interest. “Crary?” Philip repeated the name murmuringly, as he might have repeated “Smith” or ‘Jones.”’ “The Crary."’ “I'm afraid”-——— “Do you mean to say you’ve never heard of the Crary case, the Crary-Hamwich case?” | Mr. Crary-still spoke quietly, but in his tone there was utter amazement, and some resentment. His sensitive pride had heen wounded by Philip's ignor- ance. He was really hurt. ~~ “I'm afraid I haven't.” “Oh. well!” Mr. Crary gloomily accepted the sit- uation. “I suppose you're too young to remember even the greatest public events of the '90’s. But be- lieve me that for weeks, once. I was the most cele- brated man in this country——and now you don’t even—— Such is fame! Such is fame! Good heavens, sir! I'm in the ‘Famous Trials’ series. And even today I stand alone. Nobody else has been through what I’ve been through. Nobody!”’ “Oh! What was it?’’ “Well, I ean’t tell it you all. Take too long. So you've never heard of the murder of Mr. Hamwich! I murdered him. From jealousy. That’s why I thought I must speak to you. Will you listen? No- body’ll come into the lounge for 20 minutes yet.”” He glanced round. “Yes,” answered Philip, still shakily He did not want to listen, but he was intimidated by the singu- lar mien of the little man, and by the conjunction of the words “jealousy” and murder,” and by the bor- ror of his own frightral feeHngs only a few minutes earlier. A murderey in front of him! Why had not 4A Jealous Young Husband Learns a Salutary Lesson the murderer been hung? How came he to be at large, a guest in high-class hotel = ° ~ o -— = Ga noe - $44 : 5 0 ee i ee oe ~~ . “*ssteeersi seus ams SPC eee ‘_—\ = «= aw _ )) Bad not been alone! The epi- "> sede from beginning to end had | had ah apseen, unzuessed spec- tator. Philip, discountenanced | and wondering how he ought to in the very startling cir- /@iM@stances, did not move. ") “ITknow exactly how you eel,” said the spectator, in a let, worn voice, and so nat- ‘Wally, so simply and amicably é Philip could not take of- at the unheard-of famil- 7°54 - _ The man rose from his chair “ slowly approached Philip stood close to him. A lit- ™, gray-haired man, apparent- By about 60. Philip had seen Omce or twice in the hotel: )e¢ always came very late into Mthe dining room for meals, eat- mg by himself. He was well- and of good deport- and yet there was some- queer, disconcerting, | him—about his demean- '@, bis accent, and about the ‘Wey quality of his voice; he é both apologetic and , seugaty. both hard and sensi- ive, both common and distin- : , @8 for his accent, Phil not put a name to it; mer, when he spoke his lips moved. 8 nobody can under- you better than I can.” Man continued. “And Bobody got a better t© Warn. you that if you control that insane jeal- of yours you have a fair of a tragedy in your at you! -Look at You're all shaking. arent a man You're what , as Of a man after a devil mms bad possession of him and fj ee 5 face! & “Bee here? Pniti but feeble atm <4 “Returning lite-blood tinged the girl's cheeks. Philip kissed them with tender violence. eine ‘ ; t eosicils soisfis pi diit “tren aere <2: — i ' : "a i _ '_* '- re tee | oo - — ct Bee ee SE pe —— mee ee el Len === a = Sg - . - together. I had money, lots, and I spent a lot of it on the trial. Not for myself. No hope for me. But for her. “We were both convi@ed and sentenced to death. I fainted in the dock. She didn’t faint. I never saw her again. There was no appeal in those days. There was only the Home Sec- retary to go to. The newspa- pers were full of us for a fort- nicht. Tremendous | petitions for a reprieve. “Then at last I heard that the Home Secretary had re- fused to interfere jn my case. That was the day before the day. They wouldn't tell me anything about Delphine. Pris. on frules. Not a word could I get. And I was allowed no visits. I was sure she was re- prieved. They'd put me in an- other cell. I was never leff alone. Two special warders all the time. Very friendly fellows. That is, the? got friendly after a day or two. But they wouldn't talk ahout her—not a word. Had orders, I suppose. Only I didn’t want to talk avout anything else. “Tt wasn't being hanged that troubled me so much. No, it was remorse, ; You don’t, know what remorse is. You can't, It’s the most dreadful thing can happen to a man. Remorse for killing Mr. Hamwieh. of cenuvse. But far more, far more, for having got Delphine into this ghastly rnin. IT raged about that. I couldn’t believe the stupidity of the jury, or the unscrupuliousness of the Crown Counsel. I couldn't believe it was all true. I had one thought In my head all day. and nearly all night. Injustice! Mon- strous injustice to her! And I'd done it. I'd brought it abont! In two minutes-—a minute’ And what had made me do it I didn’t know. Some- times I couldn't credit that 1 had done it. It was rather as if it was something I had read about in a newspaper. “Well, it evas the Governor himeelf came to tell me my pe- tition for a reprieve was re- fused. Tf asked him about the petition for Mrs. Hamwich. He got sfiff and awkward at once. He said: ‘T know nothing about Mrs. Hamwich. She is not in my charge, and I’ve no responsibility for her.’ I said: ‘But she’s bound to be re lm. : (Continued on Page 18.) = somehow overawed. as Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 16, 1924. Page Seven. ER re I eee ee 2s 2 _ *; ET ae, eee we pa te eee - PEs 2 y, ya ¥ 2 —— tt ee ee ae ae ee at ee ee eS aoe ee = ld Se Fe, ae rS is S os = = ef ad ee” - *y eae: a@ ey oo 2 oa ae ee Fi e =” ve Lea oe ae OTR EN AE OS ene ae,

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A thousand years added to the known records of the human race through discovery, near site of the ancient city of Ur, of a temple built by a King who reigned years eet fore the birth of Christ — This building is twice as old as the ‘aw < of Tutankhamen—Friezes with fig- ures of oxen in bas-relief, and inde- pendent figures of oxen “in the round,” made of hammered copper 1 plates over wooden cores, are found —Many other metal objects be- longing to a civilization otherwise utterly lost are included 23 2: CT of Irak, etherwise Mesopotamia, comes a piece of news which puts the burial of Tutankhamen almost into modern history. A house has been dis- covered near the site of the ancient city of Ur which is hailed by archeologists as the oldest man-built structure stand- nasty ing anywhere on earth and visible to the naked eye of men now living. In round numbers,_this house is twice as old as the tomb of the Egyptian Pharaoh, discovered about 18 months ago by -the late Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter. The Building just announced as having been un- The earthed at Tel-el-Obeid, four miles. from Ur, is ap- proximately 6500 years old. Tutankhamen was buried about 327@ years ago. The Tel-el-Obeid building, which is a temple to a goddess, dates from about 4600 years before the beginning of the Chris- tian era. It is at least 1000 years older than any re- mains of human house-building hitherto diseovered. This important “find” sets back the reading of human history by a full millennium. That is to say,.. it means that savants now can read records of the the building of and went; Section of a frieze on the ancient temple at Tel-el-O human race antedating by 1060 years known heretofore. Sixty-five centuries ago a Kine of of Ur, by the mame of Aannipadda, set about a temple in a suburb of the capital of his kingdom. I[t was at Ur that Abraham, patri- arch of Bible fame, was born. Aannipadda’s temple is supposed to have antedated the birth of Abraham by a considerable period. King and his dynasty perished: nasties with their Hmes of Kings came and flour- ished and faded; Father Abraham was the Kingdom of Israel arose, and passed on: Babylon, Assyria, Egypt. other ancient empires waxed and waned: Jesus of Naza- reth, Buddha, Confucius, creators of religions added their portions to hu- man histery; the glory that was Greece and* the grandeur that was Rome, as Pe Part of stone stairway and walls of the temple, about 6500 years old, just discovered at Tel-cl-Obeid, near the site of ancient Ur. This is t ever seen by men now alive. The building of King succeeding dy- made mighty history Mahomet and the other Poe phrased it, came civilization sagged deeply into the black Bwith copper. guifs of the Middlé Ages: 4 ms 2) more important discoveries : ing and religion lifted the mm St. of Sin was built about 4000 years with Martin Lather and af like $00 years before King Tu the process; Britain became #] 4 and was buried in his tomb on the United States of America the” Mic. The temple at -Tel-el-Obeid, now public. aa still standing, ts gn Sent All through these stu temp e of Sin, four miles Gistas ten temple m= Kine Aanni of animals, described variously as 7 : oe bulls have been found at Tel-el-Obeid, Cust and sand, bectaeea ef friezes adorning the temple.- ages; and now, after 6500 im his preliminary report, says that of the British Museum and the figures are those of oxen walking in versity of Pennsylvania, ted 3 rf ry. as published recently in EB has gone into the mystic mite ‘ = , | L, mm here, slightly condensed: cen ee @ joint expedition of the British Museum & found this old house, the rel ity Museum, Philadelphia, has enjc Nearly a year ago made at the site of Ur. success during the month of Decem | pre fious month, werk lms been carried temple of Sin, the moon god of " . } sites, Ur iteelf, and Tel-el-Obeid, four m The Post-Dispatch Sunday Ancust. an article telling of (hie [where the excavation of the ancient * eed cra | ~ rs temple has been completed. ‘Ur one side of the great ziggurat (staged to } been cleared down to the floor level We been found curious chambers occupy een the tower and’ the outer wall temenos which seem, at any rate, in j ed as store chambers for the oil sur ‘shrine. An interesting feature is the t inside the temenos gate of an ablut sunken floor and drain, showing that ‘BOh) ground. This construction dates f B of Nabonidus, about 550 B. C.; an earl from the same building is a fine -Sin, who was King of Ur 1700 ye ziggurat has been found a large hy for having its walls decorated w tached half-columns, still standing five f i and with the original white plaster f wved; judging from the it, it was a temple of Gimil-Sin { ), who, like most of the Kings of. Basty, was deified in his lifetime and ~ wilt in his honor. One of his is has been unearthed, as well am one. a King of the seventeenth centary 1-Obeid the thorough exeavation of led to the discovery of a mass of astonishing for its admirable for its artistic excellence; seeing gs in the expedition storerooms it ta lize that they first saw the light years ago and are the earliest works co we can assign a fairly fixed date : réliefs of cattle which formed a b temple facade we have a dozen ¢ Fon the facade, on a ledge, there \ st ™ xen in the round, made of thin * - found by us they were in a sorry f the four survivors (one, indeed, a hb fragmegt) we have been able to save a pair. side of this are & milked “by men under the beasts + ay

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“o- id a i * > ae * ; : ‘ és ; ‘ - Ls a | = + so % . at. tl 3 f . 5. imple at Tel-el-Obeid, showing ra copper. the Middlé Ages: the Wpaai ; ; religion lifted the race out of the 5 in Luther and other teachers pros ’ss; Britain became a great em States of America the world’s er more important discoveries expected. s of Sin was built about 4000 years ago, ne like 800 years before King Tutankh- ‘and was buried in his tomb on the banks Me The temple at Tel-el-Obeid, now re- * still standing, is about 26 centuries older Yemp'e of Sin, four miles distant. ws of animals, described variously as cows, bulls have been found at Tel-el-Obeid, be- ms of friezes adorning the temple. Mr. bin his preliminary report, says that “most igures are those of oxen walking in line.” , as published recently in England, there, slightly condensed: nt expedition of the British Museum and tersity Museum, Philadelphia, has enjoyed success during the month of December. month, work lras been carried on Ur itself, and Tel-el-Obeid, four miles the excavation of the ancient Nin- ple has been completed. rT One side of the great ziggurat (staged tow- cleared downto the floor level and n found curious chambers occupying ween the tower and’ the outer wall of henos Which seem, at any rate, in part, as store chambers for the oil supplies rine. Ag interesting feature is the pres- st inside the temenos gate of an ablution h sunken floor and drain, showing that we j This construction dates from cy, ~~ ough these stupendous changes th le of King Aannipadda of Ur wag sand, becoming covered with the | d now, after 6500 years, a joint @ tish Museum and the Museum of Pennsylvania, led by C. Leonard into the mystic mid-region of { of human operations yet discové his old house, the very oldest kn y a year ago momentous diseo the site of Ur. Then was uw Sin, the moon god of those t-Dispatch Sunday Magazine carr av article telling of this discovery Y ground. f Nabonidus, about 550 B. C.; an earlier trot the same building is a fine gate im, who was King of Ur 1700 years a tiggurat has been found a large build- thy for having its walls decorated with i half-columns, stil) standing five or with the original white plaster fac- ; judging from the inscriptions dis- iH, it was a temple of Gimil-Sin (about , who, like most of the Kings of the my, was deified in his lifetime and had fin his honor. One of his inscribed Bhas been unearthed, as well as one of a King of the seventeenth century B. C. Ubeid the thorough exeavation of the to the discovery of a mass of decora- fonishing for its admirable preserva- its artistic excellence; seeing these gt in the expedition storerooms it is dif- mlize that they first saw the light more veers ago and are the earliest works of ™ We can assign a fairly fixed date. Of feueis of cattle which formed a frieze emple facade we have a dozen examples. the facade, on a ledge, there stood in the round, made of thin copper over a wooden core; these had the hands of spoilers as well as from of the shrine, for they had had M which were tempting booty for an mi found by us they were in a sorry state, ee four survivors (one, indeed, a hardly @ fragmegt ) we have been able with in- 7 Save a pair. @e figures are those of oxen walking in important panel shows a reed-built "wm whose door two heifers are coming side of this are cows with their calves, aig Milked by men who squat most un- Sader the beasts’ tails and hold long between their knees; on the other side in straining and pouring into store eh jars, wittt rope-pattert Ornament, as ’ temporary tombs) a liquid which or oil or clarified butter; it is a re- ™ Sene of the fifth millennium B. C! tempted to think that the prevalence of A / ies History Back 6500 Yearr TIVITY - ‘ . . ar ay ey, NOD eit rem a ™ PCat Sats. te x m oY a * + * eet D ™ ae - > ~ “See age a” - One of the pillars found in the ruins of the temple at Tel-el-Obeid, as set up and restored by members of cattle as a motive in the decoration of the temple may be not without its significance. It is true that the bull is a common enough symbol for the deity in Sumerian religion, but it is also the case that the cow fs generally a type of fertility and as such is connected with the creation. Now Nin-Khursag is known as a goddess who took part in the creation of the world, and the fact of her temple being set outside the city in the midst of what was then rich agricultura! land and being adorned with scenes of agricultural life would seem to show that she was worshiped as a creative and productive force, as a source of life: and, as we find cemeteries all round her shrine, it is difficult not to see in all this evi- dence for belief in a life beyond the grave. “In front of the temple stood columns of mosaic work, shafts made, apparently, of mud, overlaid with bitumen, to which were fixed by loops of cop- per wire tesserae of red sandstgne, black paste and mother-of-pearl. Two™such columns were Tound falien before-the buii@ing, and, though the-mud and-- bitumen had gone to powder, the inlay retained its “position in the soil, and it was possible Wy waxfig™ it on to muslin to remove it in large sections and to fix it on to a new core, thus not remaking a column the expedition. : like the old» but preserving the original surface so far as time and accident have spared it. : “In November we found the marble fougdation tablet which told us that the temple was byilt by Aannipadda, a King of that First Dynasty of Ur, which, according to Sumerian reckoning, ,began about 4600 B. C., but had been by modern s¢hoiars regarded as mythical. This month (February) we have discovered a more intimate record of the same King in the shape of a gold scaraboid bead ingeribed with his name and title, the oldest royal known. graves have yielded is a copper pin with a lapis lazuli and - gold, but beads of rock ¢ lapis and carnelian are fairly common. most*part the tomb furniture consists of clay howls of alabaster or other stome, copper DG@s and copper weapons; these are produced in. 2 a that are almost bewildering. | “It is no exaggeration to say that the dis jes of thie season revolutionize our ideas of t history of this country ( Mesopotamiay, - back that history by a~ thousand~years inte=What were the doubtful ages of legend, and giving con- erete tinetration of an art unguessed.”’

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OST people probably croup all wild bees under the heading of “bumbles.” and make 10 further distinction: “*t in our country alone there are dox ms of dif- ferent kinds, each of which h=2 its own particnlar ways. © If you examiné @ handfa! of c!tppings from a rose bush you are a’moet certain to find that one or two of them have Leen made into taber. An insect haz caten away the pith in the m‘dd4 «. leav- ing a hole that will just abe ¢ xcdmit a knitting needle. Tiny as theee he'eaate. they are the burrows of a = 2 @teer little fellow. almest black ir «o'or and no larger than a housefir. The mother her snawe « he + thre :cth the bark of the rowe twig. and tice dewr until she comes to the soft «or'ra' wth. Then she tunnels. often for several inches. At the far end of her burrow she builds a cell, laying im Ht a eineglec ege. and fi''ine ft almost te the top with Rich Girls’ Workiag t@ esos are all rich: if you make them your self. but to fall heir to them i+. to my: way of thinking, the poorest . inher itance a younc American giri can pos sess. I have made up my mind te find out just how the army of young sales girls in Chicago earn their living. and the only way to do it is to work along with them “You know, I get a real thrill out of wofking «very day. You get up early in the morning and wher nizht comes you don't care mach about socia! activi ties It’s the only way to learn how to Cifferentiate between the true and the false: and it is the first time in my life that I ever knew the actua! ralue of Money. A let of mm’ friends hav asked me if I am tired. ‘I sheuld say not.’ has been my answer: I'm just getting started on a real business career.’ In the millinery section Miss Keeley, who was Chicago's most poputar debu tante of last season. waxed enthusi- astic about her new job. “There is only one way to get along and that is to start at the beottem and work your way up.” she declared, with emphasis. “I've been here a little more than a week and I've found out more about life. people and how ther live than all the schooling. colleging and 4 AGENTS $100 Weekly Profit a Loverin Radio Receiving Set in your home. Invite your friends, neighbors — every body— to listen inand hear the programs of broadcast- | ing siations ell over the country. Then take RADIO | WANTED charge of.the newspaper publicity of the | Marshall Field store. . yellow pollen to serve as food for the grub which wil! shortly be born. Other cells follow until the tunnel is full; then she seeks a fresh twig and begins work anew. Some burrowing bees make their nests in the straws of thatched roofs, wHile others dig holes In the ground below flat stones, which act as shelters from the rain. But perhaps the queerest place ever chosen was the macaroni lying in a grocers warehouse. The bees found tunnels rods for them. and thousands of them hed made nurseries of the hol- tow sticks before their presence was diseavered br the grocer. A cousin of theirs doer not burrow. but coos in grounded aluminum pilates, thus com- pleting the circuit from the “dynamiz- er” containing the blood sample. One of Dr. Abrams” latest inventions was the “oscillophone,” which removed the necessity for using a human subject in locatine the disease, he said. It is a @evice containing a large number of differently taned strings. which are tapped by the operator with a small mallet. When the string which vi- brates in sympathy with the patient's disease is tapped, it gives off a curious, | high-pitched note. ' Of all this apparatus, the editors of the Journal of the American Medical Association, in a pamphiet, said: “The whole arrangement is reminis- cent of one of Goldberg's inimitable | cartoons depicting a fearful and won- derful device for waking up in the morning. or committing suicide. or something equally interesting. The nub of the whole thing ts, however, that the alleged diagnosis is made by map ping out various areas of resonance and dullness in the ‘subject’ who is being percussed.”” The booklet continues: “So skillful has Dr. Abrams become in his diagnoses that he can substitute. for the drop of blood, the autograph of an individual, living or dead, and sub ject it to his tests and declare whether or not the individual is or was a suf- ferer from syphilis, etc. “He has, in fact, reported the results of subjecting the autograph of Samue! Pepys to his ‘electronic reactions’ and finding that this famous diarist suffered from congenital syphilis; of finding the same for Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and also for Edgar Allen Poe, and, in the case of the latter, adding that he also got the ‘reaction of dipsomania.’ The autograph, written in 1775. of that orders for the same set at a big prof t to you. | Foung matrons, getting jobe behind de- stern old moralist, Dr. Samuel Johnson, SAMPLE e) the ah ae Pmown In the ectence of receiving PRICE — eee eee, Leveria Sets are compicte. Wrae aonce. Get Our Compicte Prepesution. LOVERIN & BROWNE CO. 2887 S. Seace Sercet Chicago, I Blue steel 1° shots with @itra c“cartime. making 2 Swick. ais 7? 2 2 set construction. Ew b of LVe id 4 bee the wery firest atime? m=, Sa |! was a student. : | | cheater. | Sutematic rartrid , | for a SEND FOR PREF CaTa' 5 GUARANTEE TRADING COMPANY Dest. Bix. o-ery Cety, +. ke Page Ten, little pieces for the college papers when eute. The real encomium of one’s abil- out: ‘Here's your pay'’ That’s what counts, and I'm no better than any other girl. The fact that my father is able to provide for me is no reason why I should live an indolent life. The way I any, or most, of the good thus accom- feel about it is that if you can do some- thing, and yeu don’t do it, you are a It was learned from attaches of the death, Dr. Abrams was asked to explain Field store that this trie of debs asked his system in untechnical language, and for no favors when they applied for he said: their jobs, and they were accorded none. They entered the store school found to be merely a form of electrical few days. where they were energy. If we divide and subdivide a schookd in the art of merchandising, cell, organic or inorganic, we find that how to make out sales and delivery slips we have left only minute charges of correctly, the differemece between a positive and negative electricity. Dif- | I can write a little, so why article to judge. +shouldn’t I work?” ) TheLoverinRadioReceivingSet | ***ment store counters shouldn’t be gave the ‘reaction’ for acquired syphilis embodies all the latest principics | !oOKed upon as a fad. I used to write and tuberculosis.” Prominent doctors have scolded and | My friends used to tell jeered,. the American Medical Associa- }me they were cunning and elever and tion has done that and more, yet the : “Electronic Reactions of Abrams” con- ity is sounded when the paymaster calls tinue to spread, the total of practition- | | ers and patients to imerease. Many thousands of people there are who be- lieve the system has cured them, or given them great benefit. Whether plished has been due to suggestion, it is not within the province of a newspaper A little more than a year before his “All matter, you know, has been ) Ny ferent kinds of . ent arrangements off only radium, but all are radioactive. “This is particular man body, which is} an infinitely com A TT <7 +. ) | Ss Su day Magazine ~St. Louis Post-Dispatch--March 16, 1924. “s. —<— aid

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_ places a supply of food t » she chews into tiny fragment § the chips she has made tf ing, and makes a hard ale this she builds a partition », tube, completely walling jp | Another egg and another pars lew until the tube is filled. — seals it up. a What is going to ha erube that hatch from the young bees? You might ime would produce a bee before th | and that the insect would way through all the other r bly destroying their oc But the bee knows what sh The upper cells all produce ; which come to maturity at. time. The occupants of the lk are not ready to emerge ont later, for they are females, longer to develop. ores To quote Mrs. W. E. Clow is heiress to many millions, ag Miss Field: “There is only one * « : ‘ . . . i . ~ . ¢ fe ae a a, aS ene? Ee: clit ae 4 + men especially skilled in the art (for art it is) of seeing without being seen. ‘shis is, indeed, one of the most difficult | tasks a detective is called upon to per-| form, and the few who excel in it are given little else to do. Where a crim- inal like Schwartz, upon whose final capture much depends, is being fol- lowed, two, three, or even four shadows are employed simdltaneously, one keep- ing in advance, one in the rear and two on either side. The advantage of this is that one relieves the other by change of position, thus lessening the chance of Ciscovery, while, of course, it is scarce-' ly possible for several shadows to be thrown off the trail at once. An adroit criminal might outwit one shadow, but | he could scarcely outwit four. A shad- ow, on coming into a new tewn with a subject, reveals himself to the shadow who is to relieve him by some prear-; pe a pees he oD wa eA Si Bie Jf, Ne Oe “ ” Pog oe — itt) , = questa 2, ’ RE Deri Py. i Pre i

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steel jackets. ice of ali. once. JAM different from the old tor- turous plaster, leather or Everysufferer with a weak- ened or deformed spine owes 3 himeeif investi Send For Our Free Book. a ie reer ace PHILO BURT MFG.CO. 237-15 Odd Fellows Temple STOWN,. WN. Y house after : rin ae hace soccer Trial Free 7 within —:" lin excess of his income. ranged .signat guch as @ held in the lef: hand. The result of” the d ‘Schwartz’s ‘Gise Was conclusive. : n spending money far cago than he bega sie Lought tine furniture, expensive clothing, articles of jewelry, presents for his. wife, an laid in an elaborate supply of rifles, shotguns, revolvers and -all ammunition, including a quantity -of cartridges. The shadows found that:in chases with $50 or $100 bills. As far as possible these bills were secured by the detectives from the persons to whom they had been paid, immediately after ‘Schwartz’s departure. It. will be re- membered that the money taken in the -obbery consisted of $50 and $100 bills. In addition to this, it was found, by the investigations of detectives at Phil- adelphia, that Schwartz was the son of « wealthy retired butcher there, a most ‘espectable man, and that he had a wife and ehild in Philadelphia whom he had entirely deserted. This gave an oppor- tunity to take him into custody and still conceal from him that he was sus- pected of committing a higher crime. "he Philadelphia wife and child were taken on to Chicago, and Schwartz was Agents: .15, eel! FZ FR hid f @ $60 to $120 week | repiess SS eae vement, ‘tht nicke! bridge movement. Dept. 3017,Lincotnd HerveySt.,Chicage = ree cad Dial, ' Every man will i] easy. Li 2 perience necessary Salesmen- -and others—sen . and free cap offer. BD ves che MAIL THIS AD TO US beral commissions in advance. No ex- . We aw 3. SESE E88 A a & nd ; tailored éap for yourself— REE. 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Butler & B8utler, sen doughnuts per yi . needed. . savory, goiden doughnuts ur. a ,y window attracts ‘placed under arrest, charged with big- /amy. | Mr. Pinkerton went to the jail at 'onee, and, wishing to keep Schwartz’s confidence as far as possible, assured him that this arrest was not his wor at all. but that of Detectives Smith an Murray, who were, as Sehwartz knew, people an@ of the Chicago newspaper. friend Schwartz. coming on to “efend him. erty. der. view with his wife as soon as possible. Mr. Pinkerton had evidence enough against Schwartz to furnish a strong presumption of guilt;, but it was all cir- cumstantial, and, besides, it did not in- volve Newton Watt, whose complicity was more than suspected. From the first Mr. Pinkerton had been carefully conciliatory of the later Mrs. Schwartz. At just the right moment, and by adroit management, he got her under his di- rection, and by taking a train with her to Morris, and then on the next morn- ing taking another train’‘back to Chi- cago, he succeeded in preventing her from getting the advice of her hus- band’s lawyer, WhO was meantime mak- ing the same double journey on pursu- ing trains with the design of cautioning her against speaking to Mr. Pinkerton. She had come to regard Mr. Pinkerton more as a protector than’@s an enemy, and he, during the hours they were to- gether, used every device to draw from her some damaging admission. He told her that the evidence against her hus- band, although serious in its character, was not, in his. opinion, sufficient to establish his guilt. He told her of the bills found in Schwartz’s possession, of the torn piece of the draft taken from Like CC 38 only clerk srmokin ete i ARMS 0. D. WOOL COATS ' W. STOKES KIRK 1627 Ae Nn. ut. New, Sizes 33, 34, 36. . The coat for 25 s. mechanics « hunting farm ——_ stare prepaid and other goods iu Catalog. 10th St. Philadeiphis, Pa, us send fugn-grade if . ° satisfactory. cont §. M4 (f nop coat nothis Hone or R JONES MFG, CO.,825 N.Lawier Av..Dest.G + Ghieage ° the valise, of the marks on his hands and the lies he had told. All this, he done more than assist Watt, whom Mr. | Pinkerton professed to regard as the he had torn off the mask | chief criminal. The only hope _of say- ing her husband -now, he im pressed upon her, was for her to make a plain Atatement of the truth, and trust that terest. trying in many ‘ways to evade the main Sunday would admit nothing further. ‘68 much:as he could, Mr. and* sorts , of room where he working in. the interests of the railroad the Mr. Pinkerton told Schwartz that he still believed, as he had done all along, that Watt was the guilty man, and the husband and wife were left alone, tromised to do whatever he could to be- Schwartz exclaimed: The latter did not appear to be very much alarmed and around Watt’s and my neck!” said that a Philadelph4a lawyer was The lawyer thing, he knew so much. You can trust did come a few days later, when a bond him.” for $2000 was furnished for Schwartz’s reappearance, and he was set at lib- trust anybody.” Matters had gone so far, however, that it was not considered safe to leaye prey to the most violent emotions, his Schwartz out of jail, and he was imme- wife trying vainly to quiet him. diately arrested on the charge of mur- each affectionate touch he would brush he would use this in her husband’s in- handkerchiet the night of his return ta°;@hicate. He} = ~ -dhad kept this money and used it for shadowing in- bis own purposes, but had been guilty of No sooner was the brakeman out of Chi-: . no other offense in ‘the matter.- Mrs. Schwartz stuck to this statement, and ‘ ’ Believing that he had drawn from her Pinkerton now accompanied Mrs. Schwartz to the jail, where she was to see her husband. The) first’ words she said, on entering’ the . was, were: “Harry, I have told Mr. Pinkerton the whole almost every case he paid-for his pur-°truth. I-thought that was the best way, for he is your friend. I told him about your finding the $5000 under the seat of the car, and that was all you had to do with the business.” . For the first time Schwartz’s emo- tions nearly betrayed him. However, he braced himself, and only. admitted in a general way that there was some truth in what his wife had said. He refused positively to go into details, seemed very nervous, and almost im- mediately asked to be left alone with his wife. Mr. Pinkerton had been ex- pecting this, and was prepared for it: He realized the shock that would be caused in Schwartz's mind by his wife’s unexpected confession, and counted on this to lead to further admissions, It was, therefore, of the highest impor- tance that credible witnesses should overhear all that transpired in the in- terview between Sehbwartz and his wife. With this end in view, the room where the interview was to take place had k been arranged so that a number of d witnesses could see and hear without their presence being suspected; and Sheriff of the county, a leading mer- chant and a leading banker of the town ere waiting there in readiness. As soon as the door had closed and “You fool, you have put a rope ‘“‘Why, Harry, I had to tell, him some- “You ought to know better than to The man walked back and forth, a At her off roughly, with a curse, and go Whether because of long preparation on pacing back and forth fiercely. Sud- for this ordeal or because he was a man denly he burst out: of strong character, Schwartz received this blow without the slightest show of the one you cut the mask out of?”’ emotion, and went back into the jail as coolly as he had come out. ° He merely woodshed, under the whole woodpile.” requested that he might have an inter- ‘What did you do with that coat— “Oh, that’s all right; it’s in the They continued to talk for over anj| hour, referring to the murder and rob- bery repeatedly, and furnishing evi- dence enough to establish beyond any question the guilt of both Schwartz and Watt. | Meantime, Watt had been arrested in Chicago, also charged with murder and in several examinations had shown signs of breaking down and confessing, but in each instance had recovered him-} self and said nothing. The evidence of Schwartz himself, however, in the in- terview at the jail, taken with the mass of other evidence that had accumulat- ed, was sufficient to secure the convic- tion of both men, who were condemned R at the trial to life imprisonment in the Joliet Penitentiary. They would un- doubtedly have been thhanged but for the conscientious scruples of one juryman, wha did not believe in capital punish- ment. | About a year after the trial Schwartz’s Chicago wife died of con- sumption. On her deathbed she made a full confession. She said that her husband’s mind had been inflamed by. the constant reading of sensational lit- erature of the dime-novel order; and that under this evil influence he had planned the robbery, believing that it would be easy to intimidate a weak little man like Nichols, and escape with : = | connection with the robbery, but not ols, Nowever, had fought like a tiger | that he had committed the murder,.or up and down the car, and had finally forced them to kill him. In the fight that Mrs. Schwartz had made out of one of her husband's old coats. It was Watt who fired the pistol, while Schwartz used the poker. Schwartz had given Watt $5000 of the stolen money, and had kept the rest himself. He had carried the money After listening to all that he said, and. away in an old satchel bought for the purpose. A most unusual place of con- uuestion, Mrs. Schwartz at) last admit- cealment ‘Rad ‘been chosen, and one tel to Mr. Pinkerton tlat’her husband where the money had “escaped discov- hed found a package containing $5000 ery, although-.on several occasions, in of the stolen money under one of the searching the house, the. detectives had seats On Conductor Danforth’s train, on literally held it in their hands. Schwartz H 8 g a 8 i BR : F Eh g i i 4 a a o fh § e S72 SER¢ Te [ ol > +t: ny : } . - i i | Leger, su'7°5 TRADING CO. New Y Many post list of @ FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, “Oy ONLY watch as & sampt ONLY, Nickel pla case, stem set, ine American lever moeve~ FISH WILL E f emi ‘ oarente effort at all! ’ Here is the easiest way in the world to rid your- self of that useless, joke- inviting health-menaci Simply fasten on Rock makes abso services — you *re cu well, so you, a Tr from Goltre, you should Show This to a Friend. * | Waistling Reducer—and the flabby flesh will Absolutely automatically! 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Lawton's Automatic ion. Your ‘™ if you do not like | it when get it. Write . Lawton : price ail the below now to THOMAS LAWTON. 5 Paaleat_Oth_Atree, New York City 19 W. 70th St.. New York City De. La ton sAate- ture end |liustrations, obligates me inno way. had taken a quantity of cartridges he bought’ for his shotgun, and emptying them, had put in each shell one of the $50 or $100 bills, upon whieh he had ‘then loaded in the powder and the shot in the usual way, so that the shells pre- sented the ordinary appearance:as they lay in the drawer. The detectives had even picked out some of the shot and ‘Sofemn devlaration; ‘éne calculated to. “Sanding aid belonging to an ‘honored -profession.'’ Her body was wasted with money over to him. She uanderstoad, this was to defray the expenses of the trial and to pay the other ‘lawyers. Supt. Robertson remembers well the df- ing womat's emotion as she made this | ¢om promisé': seriously a man of some powder in two or three of the shells; ‘disease and she knew that her nd Was. but, finding them so like sther ecart- ridges, had never thought of- probing ciear to the bottom of the shéll for a crumpled-up bill. | Thus about $13,000 lay for weeks in these ordinary-looking cartridges, and were finally removed in the following way: While Schwartz was in jail, a well-known lawyer in PhiladélIphia came to Mrs. Schwartz one day with an order from her husband to deliver the me ee — héedr. There was a flush on her: face, | @nd her eyes were bright with hatred ‘as she declared that not one dollar of that money Was ever returned to her, or éver used in paying the eosts of her husband’s*trial. Ndr was one dollar of it ever returned to’the railroad com- pany, or to the bank officials, who were || the real owners. (Copyright.) -_—— -— aw eee ee -= ——- During the Dinner (Continued from Page 7) prieved!’ He said: ‘Yes.’ Well, then, ‘I made sure that she was reprieved. They couldn’t hang her, couldn't! <A woman, and innocent! I went easier in my mind. I wondered how I could ever have doubted that she’d get off in the end. “But what next?” Philip demanded riow, impatient, excited, feverish. “I’m not telling this well,’’ said Mr. Crary. “I’ve never told it before to a soul, and I’m forgetting things. I’m mixing things up. I’d forgotten ‘about chapel on execution Sunday—-that’s the last Sunday before the execution. I was taken into chapel by myself then, after the others, and I sat in the red pew at the back, pew with red curtains across it. The condemned pew. Nobody could see I was there. But all the other pris- oners knew I was there, and they knew Il knew. “And once when I met a convict in a corridor—how he turned his head away! I asked my warders why he did that.” They bOth blushed. One of! them told me afterwards the reason. It isn’t etiquette in a prison for convicts to look at a condemned man. Not nice. They think he won’t like it, you see.”’ Another pause. Mr. Crary had not faced Philip again. He was talking quietly, but with slight emphasis now and then, to the street, to the glitter- ing piers and the promenade and the | motors gliding to and fro in the pleas- ure town. Philip sat up in his easy chair and leaned forward and glared in- tently at Mr. Crary’s back. “Well, all that’s nothing, after all. After he’d been to see me in my cell, the Governor sent for me to his-office. At night. Se I was taken to his office. My warders stayed outside. The Gov- ernor said to me: ‘Crary,’ he said, ‘sit down and have a cigar.’ So lI did. I Was as calm as calm. Then he said: ‘Crary, I'm not a religious man. I con't know anything about heaven, and I don’t know anything about hell. That’s ‘the chaplain’s business, not mine, and I dare say this last few days you've had to ligten to all you wanted in that line,’ be said. ‘But,’ he said, ‘you’re going to die tomorrow morning. Before you die,’ he said, ‘I should like to know you're sorry for having killed that man.’ ‘Sir,’ I said, ‘I'm d———d sorry.’ And so I was. So Iam. “When I got back to my cell they lighted the lamp outside that. shines through the little window into the cell. No other light. I might have written things on the slate that they give you. But I didn’t. Didn't want to do any- +thing. One of my warders asked me to play draughts and I did, just to please him. Then I lay down on my bed with- out taking off my clothes. “The other warder came back. He said: ‘“Aren’t you going to undress, Crary. ‘No,’ I said, ‘I'm not.’ They cidn’t say anything to that. I slept all right. Next morning when I woke up I said: “What time is it?’ They said: ‘You've got two hours yet. Try to sleep a bit more.” ButIdidn’ttry. One of the warders went out and came back in a minute or two with a bundle. It was my clothes, my dark gray suit. I was to be hanged in my own clothes. I liked that. But they wouldn’t let me put on my collar and necktie. You see. “*How do you feel?” they asked me. ‘All right?’ “Yes,’ I said. ‘All right,’ Then they bBronght mie ‘my breakfast which I'd asked for, two poached eggs, and the tea in a can, and the mug. I ate it all. And a cigarette. ‘Is it rain- ing?’ I said. ‘No,’ they said, ‘but it has been.’ I didn’t feel as if anything was) real. I felt as if it was a tale—fairy | tale, yes, fairy tale. Then the prison} Clock struck. I had another hour yet. | Then it was the chaplain in his surplice came in. The warders went out. Don’t I remember the keys rattling! “When the chaplain had finished the Governor came in, and the chief warder and the assistant executioner and the doctor. Cell was full of people. They gave me some brandy. They were all very nice, and I told ’em so. I didn’t ask about Delphine or anything. Then the assistant executioner fastened my arms. I began to feel queer. But that was nothing to when the chaplain start- ed to say the burial service at me as if I was dead. “Another thing I forgot to tell you. There were two doors to my cell. One of them had never been opened. It was upened now. We went out in a proces- sion and the chaplain went on with the | ; SATISFACTICN 20-Shoet Military Model.~ 22 45 Cal, with EXTRA MAG- i ZINE FREE 25 Cal. 6-Shot BLUE STEEL Cal. 8-Sheot MAUSER....$11.50 or 38 Cal. BREAK-OPEN REVOLVER $8.25 Gal. O-Minet- EAI e bo kibe os cues op sodde nics $21. Brand New Guns—Use Standard Ammunition. “ats focee Guaranteed or Money Back ND NO MONEY Pay Postmen Our Price—Pius Postage SAFEGUARD SALES CO. 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burial service, and there was the exect- tion shed, or whatever they call it, just ide! are the Undersheriff and one or two others were waiting there, and the ex- ecutioner was waiting for me on the scaffold—he had a red mustache, and I thought he looked terribly ill and queer. Se EF went up on the scaffold—I you, I couldn't believe it was true—amd@ the executioner put a bag over my head and I couldn't see, of course. And then there was a thud and I couldn't make pout what had happened. I heard the Governor's voice, very excited and nerv- ous. Hesaid: ‘Never mind him; Bever mind him! You must do KR; you must do it.” And the assistant executioner said: ‘No, sir. Not after that I won't éo it. Not if it was 1500 pounds in- stead of 15. Not after that!’ | “I only found out afterwards what it was had happened. The executioner had had a fit. They took the bag off mv head again, and I went back to the eell. And they were all as white as . sheet. every one of them. My sentence was commuted to penal servitude for life. I needn't tell you there's no such thing really as a life-sentence. After about a quarter of a century you're let eut. A quarter of a century! “You. sir, must have been aged about * when my executioner had a fit. All the time you were growing up, govern- ess, school, college I suppose, fighting I Have Shapely Feet suppose, falling in teve I suppose, I was Dont accept substitutes NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO. 1750 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago, IIL ’ ' — Unmarred by BUNIONS § *_ Prton._ th 2king shout what mad y ealousy leads to. And I'm still think- a eee FASHION and comfort demand that ing about it. and after what I’ve seen feet Gt f todas mugiy into the dain’y pours ; . 5 > There must be no hump to ind heard of rou tonight. ['m thinking mar shapely feet—no racking torture to ™ : as ‘ upset comfort. Bumioms are ummecessary about it pow more than ; I have for and dangerous. You can remove them sears. 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Brand-New my Real “HE MAN” Gur ano gee end Finest 1924 Model Ly Cal. 22. 32-20 o 38 me. The scheme ‘fell through.’ as they “t~ | ae I ich. 'm numbed. You do get numbed. We cam ales furnish « | . I go about the world numbed. Nobody sppearaate with impertion j knows me. Naturally, I don't call my- plate and cutematic Hemmer self Crary."" He turned at last sharply $12.25 in Cal. 32. to face Philip, and said, with a sort of 32-28 or 38 | explosion: “If I wasn't should have smashed numbed I Prices on all other revotvers the plate-glass cut te the one Werte Famous Geeurne Mauser pistol. | window with my fists long before I'd = be $11.75 | finished telling you my storyr.”’ Geneine Gormes Lage. 38 cal... S shet. vwabue ; oe $16.45 Tos Break Automatic Ejecting Dowdle Action Revolver. 32 Cal.. 5 shet. Price At this point there was a thud just outside the sunroom, in the lounge. Philip gave an involuntary cry. For an $7.55. 38 Cal. 5 — Fume. ...Sa-20 oe a}; stant he thought it was the execu- a Ne Mery. y pestman Bargain price plu ' : _ mie emtace Momey immediately refunded if not) tioner in a fit—astounding delusion on his part’ The thud was the noise of the fall of Philip's young wife. Girlishly re- PBS : 79 Fourth Ave., Dest. A-S5 American Bargain Heuse “SL York, ®. Y. penting her resolution } : » ps pe ogi Station, Kansas City, Mo., that ip was himself ready! to faint yeu can e Tile your asthma roubles’ »: nder the fearf: hy : ’ that he offers to send a full size Webb's tale’ ith its a shocks of Mr. Crary’s Com! t ~~ Prescription on free trial to; ‘* ms wire its tremendous moral for the anyone who « write for it. Tell your. iealous Mr. Crary i friend f it ures you. and pay Mr. Webb terr € th . or had put Philip in only whatever you think is fair. You are| ‘©Tror Of the possibilities of his:own in- ae judgx and tever pay aaything unless eet _ The husband felt as though . . ™ - . We} uv S-fombination Prescription i= not : ™ yor yecaped a catastrophe for} drug stores. as to insure freshness “Bich none but himself could have been is sent direct ts patients Jast send. hlam 2 cata your name for this free introductory of- oe _—— se though the strophe fer. which is guod for only 16 dave. )#voiced might recur soon or late in the| Page Fourteen. to recover unaided | Ethel had quitted | the and | to himself. And also he was exquisitely and pro- | foundly touched by the yielding com- : punction of his wife, who, after leav- ing him to his folly had out of sheer loving good nature come back to whee- dle and cajole him out of his folly. He stroked her cold cheek, marveling at the fineness of it and at the complex and delicate perfection of the organism which was she. And the empty lounge brooded with its rosy lamps and its flickering fire, in- different and yet warmly indulgent, upon the group. And outside the gleam- ing motor cars glided in curves against the glittering electric background of, the promenade and the piers. And through the glass wall of the dining | room waiters attentive and deferential could be seen passing to and fro. Ani there was not a sound. And Mr. Crary contemplated with rride what he had done, the stupen- | dous impression he had made, the mighty lesson he had taught. After a quarter of a century of martyrized sud-| jection Mr. Crary had risen suddenly *o| majesty, to domination, to sovereignty. | He had imprinted himself upon his fe!- low creatures. He was futility. The sublime horror of his tragedy clothed him. He lived again Returning life-blood tinged the young girl's cheeks. - Philip kissed them with tender violence. His passion was to. shield and cherish her, to surround her | with protective affection. His passion | was by extraordinary deeds of devotion —_ obtain cines. es bies untoid treatments Bares hic = ae oP. Se “~ a Z Dr. E. E. Paddock, @ Mo. says about one @ gallDiadder or saved from / teats to surgery. | people are too old, | itt for dangerous | These people wish to avoid suff relief The specializing on these # years vaive all over the U. 8, undr of letters restify @ restored and freedom ® hare ~ - with, age, toe : suffering. Rather $ to earn her forgiveness. ifer or let Condit om >. ** ' ° é 2 oe “I'm ‘all right, she .murmered,| So." . cored ‘! fteeblv | Dector fer his Fiy eR 2 BOOKLET describiag® He picked her up in his arms. | stones and explaining” Light! Light as down! He carried) -—= her off swiftly toward the lift, the pale’ wisp of the train of her dress dragging along the carpet. The auburn girl and the yellow girl, in their tight-fitting | black, caged in the reception office be- fore vast books of account——-these saw the pair first and caught their breath. Then the hall porter, meditating be- tween notices of theaters, trains and char-a-bancs, saw them, and started of- taine it ficiously. He was too late. They were in the lift. The gate bangcd. The lift shot up, showing through its bars a glimpse of a white skirt against a black coat. It was gone aloft. - os > . . The doors of the dining room opened. “You can say what you like,” the voice of a young woman emerging was beard, breaking the enchantment of the lounge. “I prefer creme de menthe to green chartreuse.” (Copyright. ) While in RHE I have returned after 2 years service France with the A. EF. France I of frem « 4 French physician & . scription for ment of Rheumatieom. Neuritis. I riwe to thousands with . oe Curvers . Mitts, Balls, Bats Magic Healing Wav-O-Lena, that good green ointment, at 2§e a box. aay afl ge, the ¢ have | i i Order 7 bomes today on « postal card. We trust you. Sells like wikifire. A necessityin every home. Return moncy,. choose your free ~ te : : | Sunday Magazine—Se-: ‘Louis Post-Dispatch—March 16, 1924. orima rou pleasure to Miles BiG 3-Ft. TELESCOPE “C. ~ : : ——~ J a thanking MISS OD Zeitre is Since rely MER. y : : ci 43 u MA ibson ‘ Ef ey z° i very giad to write you that cured. There ‘Sny swelling and as the if : A : | fiat ¥ TF

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The doctor began . x oitre ( alls specializing on these ao ae Si - bier “5S vearas age, an . an PRave P| Sresurmenta have,’ bees $ zs For Action eri untold value thousands = all over the oe . ah, seeneeer . of letters te y ” , a P relnor ee Sethe the pee Treat It at Once—If You Are Dis. euffering. 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F . ap and — oe gewy mas Sito , F “in, ‘ it stops the choking, 5! feel retles, mot their Deen F Bain ns &% at onee; in many cases the goitr: While in France I ob- undermined by the perni- Seni . ; , nearly mene Ot the end of & tent treat en aalaal in mote . fa sot And when ¥ os E pee a ment and even in cases of so-called po lilly Sectgae alfa sep it will be too late for help, stg fee sis eyed sgoitre ; that has defied everythin peription for the treat- got it by the mistake of eS 2 pony Ses: Pe Pies has removed the goitre in time, ever ment of Rheumatism and a travele 3 oe hy. Neuritis I have given oweney = gg be g “a oe Bare re operations were supposed to : , : save your- bs a Bn 8 Sy SE eases only relief as a bast resort. ' a oeketion rai iee einiag. ; r | a A pte = pa ae : (ae | have a goitre dop'’t fail to send ~ it . will mail it if you =n | ¥s as tre ming & Be as | Pe ee coupon today and make this free test address. A posta] will bring it. 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Bobo, and I shall never } I cannot thank you enough er a ee MB B an opportunity pass to recommend have done for me, net only , ERE n° Bgl gE OF you these suffering from this dreadfu! the oltre but in general es sts OO i Zs ties ae pee ae diseas- titer health now than 4 , . God bless eg hi ie) «M88 ODELI i ROSENBAUM. ee oe ee a 4 OO, Ge ES aati i lll F ree Test apy to write you that I do not Bali! : , : Gites. pas le ere se foes Bes ° to Be Rid of the ble Ho Tre t to you that it. actuail’y does remov ’ and Other Depress- This Plainly Shows How This Remarka me atmen goitre and the test treatment is suff) Removes All Trace of Goitre, Leaving Neck cient for you to make a thorough, preof Mot yt positive test for which Fou pay Smooth and Natural. now wor ever. uits, Gloves /(* ‘f ing Sensations. Balls, Bats | | 8 many to write you that I be- | # ig cured. 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OS le EE —_—— muren] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION |_=stt = — —— WOW THE ESKIMO KEEPS THE WOLF FROM THE DOOK a A new photograph of the stately b will represent an outlay of $12,00¢ An Eskimo woman through the ice for crabs. makes her fur collar. serve a useful purpose as a warm nest for the baby. A harpooner ready to spear his kill. The seal is first shot and then taken from the water by means of the harpoon. This scene was snapped in Bering Sea. Internat The most prized catch of all. The ry , walrus furnishes good food. It ey SF ee ap ratoneg A gee An h Pom. | rk contents herself with is also highly valued for its ivory tusks and its skin, used by i vi. pier ny tg arth ce two eo sts’ at the Waldorf-Ast the Eskimo in building their summer tents. for which she wrote a sce Internat A bleak hunting ground. Here an Eskimo is shown in the act of shooting a seal. He uses an ice floe as a blind, and waits patiently until the game ap- pears. ! The latest portrait of Sir Esme Howard, who has taken up his duties as Great Britain's Ambassador to the United States. —L¢ Unde wu Oot & ! 1¢ Wo Te! A daily stunt for these two United States Cavalry horses is a jump over the breakfast table. They are Bad Boy and Grey Billie, the equine pride of the Twen- ty-ninth Infantry, Fort Benning. Ga. : > tn the pedestal! supportin; , perp Voltaire’s heart. Re * caneel | ert of Ven they found an ave oltai who died at complexion ani fect.” Qs before. aire, lied a Her perfect features and clear this young woman to be called “the girl with the She is Mile. Lieuk, an Austrian blond beauty. oat @ te ine, 2

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; 4 eo - ’ 7 * a oo 4 ~ . « + ; aused d clear complexion See sane lied “the girl with the mat strian blond beauty. pert Kade! & He ae a [ sunpay ornina_] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVUR POR POR pee. . TE TTETT BS) A new photograph of the stately building at Ottawa in which Canada’s Parliament meets. will represent an outlay of $12,000,000, and replaces the Parliament building which was destroyed by fire in February, 1916. & Photo by Underwood el With the Victory Tower completed it Ur deruwood New York —— movies. orite with cinema patrons t —Photo From Keystone ew A beauty from Croatia who has entered the Beycy Mousnay is now with an Italian film company, and is becoming a fav- here. Ir of N. Y for which she wrote a scene. © Underwood @ Underwood, N.Y Portrait artist, playwright, singer and actress—Adele Klaer of New York contents herself with these four activities. working on one of the two pictures she exhibited with the “independent artists” at the Waldorf-Astoria. She is playing in “Artists and Models,” This photo shows her e Pues re ts - g. ‘ > In the pedestal supporting a famous statue of Voltaire in the National Library at Paris, there is a casket con- taining Volteire’s heart. Recently this casket was taken out its resting place and opened by oo Sfficials. I, side they found another casket of some gilt metal and an inscription stating that it contained t . Of Voltaire, who died at Paris, May 30, 1778. The second casket was not opened, but both were replace & before Internationa! Newaree Phot Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Mon- tana, whose vigorous work in the in- vestigation of the sensational scandal at Washington has made him a national figure, caught in a snapshot as he arrived at the Capitol one morn- ing. i. I'nderwood & Underwood. Washington. D MARCH 16. 1924 = es - ~~ Se The new Mrs. Symin W. Wadsworth Jr., o many notables. . e a Bride of the season's most fashionable wedding at Washington, D. C., when Miss Evelyn Wadsworth was married to W. Stuart Symington III. on is the daughter of Senator and Mrs. James New York, and the ceremony was attended by hiarria & Ewing. aoe - “ ~ ee eee - < +? * 7 i anil o ’ _— - 7 POO PE ee ~ . ~~ ‘ _ enave — GE OM a OE se te nee 9 ~ A pe a oy ——— eS wane ad ee a ere - . ot di * a ena cr Only 17 years old, Francisca Gaal already has made something of a name for herself among European movie actresses. She comes from an old family in Hungary. ‘o From Keystone View Co Ine eo HN. 8 the popularity of “ice advertising.” bowl, in front of a tabacconist's. She pipe and its stand weigh a ton. Perhaps the winter carnival there suggested the idea, but at Quebec, Canada, a recent novelty has been ere is a pipe four feet long and with a one and one-half-foot —& Keystone View Co. Inc. of N. Y. Se = ace Ralaahs n e raa a - i ‘ — . : ee AO RRR IR gE 5 e OF / 2 . ee as a ad ce ng pie the a la A On A An, He ALE EA a et te ~ .

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—— - — cprwonne] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION . —* é a - se + ; a -_ =. ~ wy . 7 af * - a ’ - S! andard = < PLUMBING FIXTURES =~ | STRAW HAT FINISH _ SIXTEEN BEAUTIFUL COLORS “Standard” kitchen sinks, ‘“‘yardstick high,’ provide ility to w tashionab! ° . : 5. wan A i sic of dis- comfort and prevent backstrain. How high is yours tinction is a great asset to a Select your plumbing fixtures at the “Stardard” Showroom. a movie actress. Virginia , Brown : Write for Catalogue strates that she has the her y Standard Sanitary Mf. Co. St. Louts Showroom $140 Forest Park Boulevard C he saddest boy in the ‘orld. But never mind, Jackie Coogan can easily 2 ' change from this mood into | one of hilarious joy. t-tex Coat SOLD BY GOOD CLOTHIERS IN EVERY TOWN ~_ ‘<6 a WE Rey a ae Ba : ens ; —_ . : . ie ial . . i ; : i : \f Knit-tex coat is ported overcoating. It is a Not hou cheap but how good is the watchword ' trom any remarkable coat —but not Kayser for Kayser full-fashioned thread silk hosiery. cor A Rabe rig | Pure silk rather than poor silk, pure dyes rather than mn YON c- , nm every citv and town is £& \ , , ‘ eed for three years the United Strat paar weighted dyes, wear in a stocking rather than rot in a s tnere is a us wear. eae clothing store that will : stocking—are the Kayser standards. show , i K nit-tex coats in ght as a feather, soft : many beautiful shades of $1.65 PER PAIR AND UP vée ‘ et. VS aTfm as Coast, never wrinkles, never vets out of shape and can be “wornten monthsin the vear. Be Sure [© look for the ED Knit-tex is knitted — but Knit-tex label in the coat. : FULL- FASHION you would never know it otherwise if is nor the | . | 12 A [) S | LK lt looks rit | ! H E pray ; rown, tan, green, With, arrel Sipe, which adds wear by preventing garter ue, heather and Scotch runs; and SlipperHeel, which adds grace and charm to the mixtures. ankle — $2.00 per pair and up —all weights — all colors. | ike a ne im genuine cloth. Patent; App. hee Ad : Made by, THE PARAPAD i . . bp i - ies y i pivy fT¢ Price $30 “ Cohen, Goldman & Co NEW YORK. ' . eeaaaa . ate aad likely ing between | | |

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RCH 16, 1924 ween ; | ‘ fit a ~ ~ “ Ay ons — ma ~~ * 7 a yt a eS ere ee g “eee . mr = ; + ae te , PE ae = ss - , EM =i ae. ex ‘ 8 ee let ue 0 it Ele Ee ~e Sa OT nL & hee ng ES See a ee ae nie ~ Z ee te ee = ar, ™ € ’ Line ‘hic mes pare SEA a Zo 5 : a e , : . . ox ‘ — a “ * = 2 ~~ = . . — — “ate re 5... SE. =. ee : =. - “abs oe, ae ay allen . " = ~ e ‘ ‘ Oe : a? ie ree Pe re z. re a po Pe 4 1m se as 5 ~~ a> Wo ints = /- zy » 7 ~ tt as ” _ . _ ~ ~ + " > Ae ET Sa. Date — + In box of 6. . 5O0c In box of 12: . OSC AT Notion Counters, Department Stores and Drug Stores Everywhere - = & S&S § In Glassine Envelope . . LOC cCAt—F. W. WooL_worTH Co. S. S. KRESGE COMPANY S. H. Kress Co. J. G. McCrory Co. W.T. GRANT Co. ‘ high, provide iw high 1s yours? rdarad Showroom. ~ % .Q. Ud. te lif vara Under any circumstances, though you are totally unprepared, though Genuine Absorbent Cotton "* , , conditions are unusual, the tissue-rubber means protection. and Softest Gauze Prevent Chafing a % OMEN have welcomed Parapad with genuine relief as the way in which the gauze casing is woven prevents the usual fear that the i. an indispensable aid to personal daintiness and security. filling may become displaced. iii | Safeguarded against embarrassment, even the most With superior padding and exclusive tissue-rubber protection, Parapad i} | Sensitive woman now enjoysall her normal self-conf- _ js the safest, most satisfactory of pads, yet so cheap it may be thrown away. ty | dence and ease, her mind at rest because the tissue-rubber | ai means protection. Extra Protection Without Extra Weight i f Ga . veils Yet Parapad Costs No More He | | acai ainmmeneli die Were it only for the sheer mental relicf which Parapad aftords, women hi it This tissue-rubber feature is patented and exclusive with Parapad. It would gladly pay many times as much for them. And actually, Parapad, with ye forms the outer removable part of Parapad, is absolutely moisture- proof and tissue-rubber protection combined with a special pad, costs no more than ordi- : | Hee washable and gives perfect protection. It is silky cool, clean, light as a nary good though unimproved pads. Parapad brings an additional service! aR feather. The tissue-rubber gives a new sense of safety, yet never reminds It is this extra feature—at no extra cost -- which minimizes laundry and ii. one of its presence. cleaning bills. | H For Extra Protection Without Extra Weight or Extra Cost, buy Parapad — ' : ri In addition to tissue-rubber for protection, Parapad is the most comfort- o ee ee : able and effectual pad possible. Genuine absorbent cotton takes the place It is most convenient to buy Parapad by the box of one dozen or half dozen. Parapad : : of fibrous filling with its tendency to harden and fold. Soft, soothing, Slot Machines are installed in women's rest rooms, hotels, theatres. restaurants, office buildings. § : non-clinging gauze prevents the chafing caused by harsh cheese-cloth. And uhere single complete Purapad with two safety pins may be bought for 10c. i 1 PR ee eee " pom , > pies % a + > oye kg ge 7 - or _— me on « ~ sa in tae? v4 e we mie » - lonckt —s are i a “ . ey - r ~ brad of ‘ial ech on siery. at 7 . 3 this coupon than lh . iy \WAS the number of ee \RA\JE Parapad you wish. | — | SS es ene é..- . FF —_ They will be sent you | E promptly in a PLAIN | Kb ‘ ( : , WRAPPER. The Tissue~-RubberMeans ‘Protection iss Helen Ford | lo The Parapad Company, Inc. | 1401-1449 37th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. | ¥ FA S H LO N ED Enclosed is money order, check or stamps | SILK for 10c, for which please send me one | J A D | Parapad | S iz IN "at i va | ~ i | — for te on which please send me a box of | sie , six Parapad. | Made by THE PARAPAD COMPANY, Inc. 4 for 95c, for which please send me a box of \ 1401-1449 Thirty -seventh Street twelve Parapad. ——— a | T , a —— Brook/yn, N. Y. G d T, d Name a | ee _ end Today — — P) ACMI) |) Ws ——— C—O | nee ee ee ee

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ee ee —— SUNDAY MORNING ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION |__n'" * = For there you'll find MADGE EVANS HATS will make your daughter look AVEN’T you often wished that you could find a Hat that would frame your daughter’s face most enchanting! y? A Hart that seemed specially designed for her— entirely different from the average sort of Hat? Then by all means find the store in your city that sells Madge Evans Hats and all your wishes will come true! straws and novelty braids— made specially for girls 4 to 17 years! Resolve not to spend a penny on a Spring or Summer Har for your daughter until you've seen how lovely she looks in one of the beautiful Madge Prices: $5 to $12.50. For you can't Kp tthe these euclier Hats in your city, we'll tell you who sells them Address: MADGE EVANS HAT CO., 600 Broadway, New York her loveliest! the very smartest Hats imaginable of the newest Cuca Mats News Holland calls her its “Queen of Beauty.” She is Jenny Schaffer, a noted Dutch actress, now Alling an engagerrent at a Dres- den theater. OU esa? Can she still gain the charm ey" ‘A Shin You Love to Touch '? errer er had in their twenties. than tt has cuer been before C{ mpl ex!ion art ‘asthaa IMPERIAL. Puppies KING 56 l pward.« 4 peoouler stud. ane of the 18 ot Thorpe's N ® Kempelse. the largest Boston Terrier Ken - nel in the world. S@perialiging im high-class show stork and housing more champicnes ‘hem amy individual owner Stud ‘ees rang ne from $19 to 85° Al) pedigreed and reg: stered stork Eastern biood « specialty vuere's North “ide Kennel«. Kee 1? oth Gt... Phene Tyrter (6. Bt. Lewis anriie ' : ’ r f " . _ =" . a hy a ~ .) eness s Pr "8" eo" an al ’ «ht _* tama oe Fiore oP attts gruly wondert " | —. . = Prt *% v ry? pw yuna ai , mouriahes the hair ‘ e falling promoter = * Maria Jeritza, dramatic so- snd banishes dandruff. THE ONE " , 2T1D RESTORES TO ORIGINA! pee of the pg oengpeey OR WHETHER RILACK RROWN ; y 4 NT It CANNOT r re th peta Company. er re a'r Leetorres oe nmatur oe cital at the Odeon Tuesday fective pone Dottie unually is night will be one of the Nourtshine Try it. $1.93 per bottle r 4 + tees a ine remer 1s music events of the week in Sgt © yg mg ee St. Louis te ae eer eee 4 From Nourtentr . '* Arg@r rea. Ca? . Ft he ONLY Ne A Perfect Union of Style and Comfort UR ilustrated Corsetry Book Shows how you.can be firted with a corser of youthiul. gracein i'nes which supports t hgure without compressing it. It shows you How the patented NuBone Woven Wire Stay bends ean). every direcuon with every movement of your body pro and .encerwes yc eo ‘f 7 2) 1. : “g comiort and health and at the same time conforming our & to th t leah: y agure to the .atest fashionable mode. The stay is guaran fec not to rust or break NuBone Corsers fr neriectiy and mace the most of your figure because they are made for vou ‘Om measurements taken by trained corsetieres Thes fr permanent!y because no matter how mans ures it as bent the NuBone. Stay inetant!y returns to it omgna! posinon They are reagomabie in price. and last much longer than or cinary corwers Write today lor the Corsetry Book. it is FREE Address The Nu Bone Corser Co. 460 E. 25th Street Ene Po Not sold in stores St Lowis Office NUBONECORSET SHOP 318 N. Grand Avenue Phone Lindell $440 SAMPLE FREE ~- Mail coupon today o Ellen J. Buckland, Graduate, A simple explanation of a recent scientific discovery This is to tell you how modern By ELLEN). BUCKLAND weight, and holds it. It is ¢ time science has solved an old problem Graduate Nurse as absorbent as ordinary cotton SUNDAY MORNING THIS SOLVES WOMAN'S OLDEST PROBLEM ina new way. It is a way which brings security, immaculacy, light-weight. It 1s most easily disposed of, #1 peace of mind to the world of women. It has way which prevents embarrassment. by 8 women out of 10 in the Most important of all, :t assures immaculate been better walks of life. The best way to learn all about itis by actual Think what this means to all fastidious women! trial, and this is offered free. Just mail me the coupon’ below These qualities were quickly discovered by book This book was written by a doctor m the Red Cross nurses, and this new product explain the value of Kotex from a medica adopted for personal use : standpoint. which she wears in her lat- y Now, under the name of Kotex, it offers pro , est pi ui ; As 1 know professiona!'y as well as persorr picture, “Dorothy Ver- ‘ tection, comfort and practical convenience to —‘ . ee ) . non of Haddon Hall.’ vi ally the overwhelming value of Kotex, I ug . The explanation rorid-w ;, -al d Dunng the world-war a new surgical dressing what it will do is to mail the coupon for the was perfected —a product softer and more ab’ f-4. sample. It is sent by return mail in a per sorbent than anything before known women everywhere Important facts quest will be treated in strictest confidenct Kotex absorbs instantly, 16 times its own Fil! out and mai! the coupon today Aotex may be had at a// drug and department stores, tm two sizes, Aotex Keguiar and Aocter-Super Also dispensed from Aoter cabinets tn rest rooms KOTLE x a ODES ee Ae | SS Users af Kotter Write Elles ; | . Beciiced Ao “lee Transporting Greece to California. M | \ Hygiene for Women,” by in the grounds of the Palace of Fin | \] Doctor George H Williamson. This is pladly sent free. from Greece with a new repertory o i It 1s pure, white, compact a et — |

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ARCH 16, 1924 _— a SUNDAY MORNING T Se ]. Buckland, Graduate Nu —_— _— —- Se etc - —— OMAN’S “2 @e +6 ESSA Po gh lite al - re + 2° Tee " . evr” i > “a pei 3° ‘ele : Leere Koter. Write AUlen J. Buckland for “ Prereonal Hygiene for Women,” by Doctor George H. Williameon Thies te gladly nent free. Transporting Greece to California. Mr. and Mrs. Vassos Kanellos doing classic dances in the grounds of the Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco. from Greece with a new repertory of dances. Internationa! They recently returned J oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION MARCH 16, 1924 a _A Rug by Whitt t scientific discovery weight, and holds it. It 1s ¢ times as absorbent as ordinary cotton. It is pure, white, compact and ht. It 1s most easily disposed of, ina prevents embarrassment portant of all, 1t assures immaculate at all times, under all! circumstances hat this means to all fastidious women ' - ee Free sample proves it est way to learn what Kotex 1s and li do is to mail the coupon for the _ It is sent by return mail in a per in package, accompanied by a special is book was written by a doctor to he value of Kotex from a medical Mary Pickford nating headdress and ruff t. which she wears in her lat- in the fasci- est picture, “Dorothy Ver- non of Haddon Hall.” ow professionally as well as persor sverwhelming value of Kotex, I urge ept this free trial at once. Your re ill be treated in strictest confidence ee dd — 5 > Titian, . 2 d sn . Pa HOOSE your rugs as you would your friends. Whittall Rugs are delightfully companionable. Look for the name WHITTALL woven in back of every rug. This 6 x9 Anglo Persian is priced at $97.50, to which your dealer will add trans- portation charges. Write for free tllustrated book in colors M. J. WHITTALL ASSOCIATES, WORCESTER, MASS. oe all | el Individuality, Beauty and Usefulness are combined in th NYMFAUN DOUBLE COMPACT I T is the day of slim lines—the smartest fashioris indicate it—frock and coat and hand-bag are all suavely slender. The Nymfaun Double Compact is the smart new powder-and-rouge compact built on the slim, aristocratic lines of the day. Its complete simplicity is a most desirable asset —it opens like a cigarette case, and discloses a _— mirror for practical use—a generous- sized powder compact, and a rouge compact, each covered with a atin-backed pul made of lamb’s wool. The delightful odor of Nymfaun, the new scent, gives the powder and rouge their name. Nymfaun Refills These two-purpose powder and refills ure packaged in dainty metal hemes dais ngly decorated in Roman red, black and . » —_ gold, and may be carried singly, or in the ymfaun Double Compact case. Poudre Nymfaun Ie is completely charming—the der, and the box. odor of the Seeder Nymfaun, was originated by an American — using French floral oils. The box ooks as though it had just come from Paris in its em covering of Roman red, its trailing vines of gold, and its grace- ful frieze of nymphs and fauns done in black and white. PRICES N ae re Compact Powder Refill (is metal box with puff) .65 Compact Rouge Refill ( “ “~ * +) 35 Poudre (is bex) with Pulf - - «= - 1.00 On sale at all leading department a-d drug stores THE NYMFAUN COMPANY, 1700 East 2« yin “eet, Cleveland, Ohio Er, A Wry {At ¥ ane : we ee ape “é wt bee x a7 iy ag, Ap Ok og WE Ae, Chane M | Phones—- erside 2% . Z 3 labieae 16 831 Koeln Av., St. Louis __ Phone or write snd mail the coupon today avimment stores, Aoter.-Supes gv rest rveoms _ MPLE—Mail this Confidential Coupon BUCKLAND, O.N a of Cellucotron Laboratories. Room |4.. Jeckeon Bivd., Chicago, th al eS accept free crial offer made by you, withthe ur that it is absolutely confidential. ~—_—_ Srerey TTTT oe Post-Dispatch, St toute, 3) ‘ . meee ————— d~Swiss Cheese » eh Pent >= TS tard bitie hy wad for ats wneue , Beat Wor OCER Lt R-NEICIEIDCORETO) E> Cols 4 IWOMANIS TOOSTOUT TO BESTIYLISH Whittall Rug Week Look for prize window displays April 7th to April 12th Every line counts —when one is of large figure. Why then do yourself the injustice of wearing merely a large size of a regular corset— when these specially designed Corsets— with their remarkable slenderizing ettect —can be bought so economically? Stylish Scout Corsets: $7 up. Stylastic Stylish Stout Corsets: $8 up, Send for Booklet to Weingarten Bros.,Inc.,47 W.34thSt..N_Y. JrolicttDuncker LOCUST AT TWELFTH Specialize in RUGS made by WHITTALL Stylish Stout iene Y THE GENUINE=—SOLDATALL GOOD STORES Bl PS. 2 ee. — dl — ‘(ueacpignt Foremost in ¢ HoOVES Ni V' Hty ( hamoi Suede (loves Geresistibly Smart Durable (Washable g NOW LOCATED AT 820 PINE ST. We examine your oycs, write preacrip- tions and grind giasecs all for onc price. No charge for testing. No case too difficult, Our Wholesale Department Rig Saving to Vou. , &OouD TYL~O- 2-IN-1 INVISIBLE - SHELL FRAMES BIFOCALS Complete with tonsen: | $2.00 Sp en.... S008 SIEVERT & KERSTING ,°2-~! 820 PINE Open Palty 3 ¢. Whalesale Gad Retail Saterday to © P. M. Fermerty Lecated at 2208 Cherokee Street a) —o — "it was a perfume that made her simply irresistible to every man she met | po? HEREVER she went. men clustered about her and within a month more than a dozen suitors were making open or clandestine professions of love to her This was as the jealous Parisian per- fumer had planned. Failing to win the beautiful Spanish girl as his bnde, he vowed that her husband should not have her, either. So he created for her exclusive use a perfume so seductive, so bewitching that no man could resist its lure. And her husband was a jealous man plot would bring the tragedy thar it did. The complete story of this tragre romance 15 told ind charmingly prepared booklet which i your for the asking , erther by mail or by requesting “that M: Nena booklet” at your favorite perfumer's, BPO now carries this wondertul nee odeur lt tells of how the formula of thus srvecistible perfume called Mi Nena (Spanish for My Darling” wa! found m the wauit of the French perfumer after his death; how it was secured and perfected by Parfumerse Rigaud and how if Pas noe been made available for the momen of today Generous trial vial for you A generous flacon of Rigaud'’s Parfum Mi Nena, Petite size, most artistic in design and suited for your purse or hand-bag, will be mailed you with the complete booklet story of the origin of this wonderful romance-odeur if vou will pin a dollar bill to this advertisement and send us your name and address plainly written. Address Petite Dept. 4-R, Geo. Borgfeldt @ Co., 111 E 16th St., New York. A COMPLETE LINE OF TOILET ACCESSORIES, ALL FRAGRANT WITH PASFUM MI NENA, AWAITS YOU AT YOUR PERFUMER’S. @ 19%4 Geo Borgfeidt & Co Yer little did he dream thar his sinister ina Apernitiadia he Reels mig > ec angeNn tilt se a ann - ¢ wm, é . = Y . : 7 ee eee sat a An pe street | Or Mie Oe ' Pe te. - . : ——_ ; a - * « _ « ~ - es . te oe A LE A ee Sg OO OA ET

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ee f&es - — Ons Beautiful women must fight Acid Decay at THE DANGER LINE if they would keep their teeth and gums sound and attractive aw : j = T= SUNDAY MORNING | = A Laugh on G Every Page! = CoO “Mutt and Jeff’ . “Bringing Up Fa “The Captain an “Boob McNutt’. “Mr. and Mrs.’ . . “Peter Rabbit’. . “For Better or | “Main Street’. . BRINGING | Now, MAGGIE WERE RICH AGIN BUT IT'S ¢ ALL Mv MONEY AN IM GONNA BE BROS — Vmey § » < VSG <s Wi) ih OUTH acids are relentless enemies of your _‘ the danger of Acid Decay. It is the production by teeth and gums, and of your general health — them of an ideal dental cream made with Squibb’s : Bain : as well. These acids are formed by the fermenting Milk of Magnesia, pleasantly flavored. . ; | : | . of tiny food particles left in the mouth after eat- Milk of magnesia, for generations, has been ( é ee eaai : % sp ing. They attack the surface of your teeth, causing prescribed by dentists as the best neutralizer of i “ea Acid Decay—the beginning of tooth destruction mouth acids. But in its natural form it is not . and diseases of the gums. satisfactory as a dentifrice. Now, in Squibb’s Most serious at The Danger Line Dental Cream it is available in a convenient form The most serious Acid Decay takes place where —combined with every ingredient necessary to the hard, protective enamel of your teeth stops _ clean and polish the teeth beautifully. ' and the soft, bony structure begins. This is The Brings out beauty bre cea | a Danger Line. It is usually exposed in most adults’ Brushing your teeth with Squibb’s Dental | } hbase ditch sy = bi r mouths by receding gums. Cream protects them from Acid Decay’ at The : : Eee <a “at m4 Decay begins easily here because your teeth Danger Line and elsewhere. It also relieves the } hin fi ~ |. | are not protected by enamel. It spreads rapidly, — sensitiveness of acid-eroded or otherwise decayed i | oy causing abscesses at the roots of the teeth. The _ teeth. It is soothing to the gums. It safely removes | * ee gums are affected. Poisons from abscesses and the mucin which often discolors the teeth, keep : 4 diseased gums are distributed throughout your ing them clear, bright and attractive. Children '@ o body and undermine your health. Loss of teeth, and adults alike prefer the clean, refreshing flavor ‘ rheumatism, heart-disease and other serious con- of Squibb’s Dental Cream. a ditions are often the direct result of Acid Decay No other tooth paste combines the same essen- ES IF fl at The Danger Line. You cannot keep your teeth 4:1. You can enjoy these advantages only by ; = sound and attractive unless it is prevented. using Squibb’s Dental Cream, made with Squibb’s : . Squibb’s Dental Cream stops it Milk of Magnesia. If your druggist cannot supply F A remarkable achievement by the Squibb you, mail us the coupon on the left with ten Laboratories now positively and safely prevents _ cents for a generous trial size tube. : E. R. SQUIBB & SONS, New York. Manufacturing Chemists to the Medical and Dental Professions since 1858 ae * | Fs HFRE WOU) ARF SQUIBBS DENTAL CREAM (Hi (cece lg CORNED Sere ia : FOR TEN MEN’ Made with Squibbs Milk of Magnesia : Cie P , Squibb's Milk of Magnesia a | a. is one of the most popular as well as Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia, however, if den ol the blandest of alkalis. It owes its is the one ideal antacid as, being in- | AS ‘ USE THIS OUPON medicinal value chiefly to its property soluble, it is but weakly active until it ‘be mo E. R. SQUIBB & SONS Dept. 7-4 of counteracting acidity. Other prod- comes into contact with an acid. This fee ost Box 1314, City Hall Station, New York ucts neutralize acids, but most of them releases its strength in just sufficient Ercloued please Sind ten cents to cower cout of wrapping and are injurious to the tissues of the body. quantity to counteract the acid present. : . ii ee Buy it in small or large bottles from your druggist | r! Name ; i 7 THE “PRICELESS INGREDIENT” OP EVERY PRODUCT I8 THE HONOR AND INTEGRITY OF ITS MAKER J City State. . 3 Copyright 1924, E.R. Squibb & Sons, New Yort | a U , . a y a nai = | ieee

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ET TT IT PE IT ae Le Rg i. ont ee Sama 3 FILLED WITH READING THA eotet GREAT soar! | || ¥ YOU GET IN NO OTHER PAPE COMICS “Matt and Jeff”. ..........By Fisher “Bringing Up Father”. ..By McManus “The Captain and the Kids” . . By Dirks EE ees y SECTIONS PAGES “Peter Rabbit”.............By Cady “For Better or Worse’.......By Tad iS | yar ite ee Fe 5 ee ae a “Main Street”. ie ee Sa 4 1/6 @ AGE M AG AZIN ree 4 aie : a San UP FATHER | 8 __BY ata McMANUS 7 Li: BOYS. HERE IAM - FINE. AND LET'S THINGS ARE GONNA | aonden- > 4 ec a. — | i Sing pene CE RUN ONE WAY | e vo ty | | RICH AGIN AN Gossinn COL.ONEL' AROUND HERE AN’ ff YES -DARLING’ = o i ~ Seamens a intitle 7) ie WANT YOU) TO AF ee y gt | ae , : era ‘ : | % » * - : a oe : a ee ee ee ee wae : n + ‘ GZ os - WHILE YOURE ITS &A LONG STORY (JUST LOVE THE eer? ae ef | rae ? ~ po c CAD tS a 9 nt THERE? . WAITIN' FER IT THAT INVENTION THAT |. | WAY DADOY ASSERTED rad Se ee 1 | OD ILL SEND FOR sonar. wt a THIS 1% metes TELt US HOw = DINTY AN’ L WENT INTO MIMSELF -OOM'T MR. ANDO MRS. [Et soe 7 no Ey MR.SGGS -1 KNOW YOUR ese nt ; JIAG$ - a cr me -- & «- Seer TL teks Ake TOUR MONEN : WOE WHAT '“S wir ARE IN “9% SS) SA 7 wv a DE TAININ THAT | : : : CORNED Se cr’ ef ee eT are Ws yet) Ss Ray i Heres aie Wi; { has fe + Hb bys - i Bazar oe tae = n“ a PeNiy ees? a | i : > - ; “¢ : , , . — - - Yd pt ad m . jo + o> a : oa : - . ; . " , Me Eben | +> ; : z o> Hae. - » i te " - ; : . > + . ‘i a : . 7 > 9 - eg a _: : . : > . - ~ ' 3. - - e « 7 : PQ - tr ‘Se eres te . : 4 - : > ~ Pe he PS ) THE ALLEN: ae ee 9|' : _ “Bringing Up Father” Appears

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- 1 GOT HAVE HONOLULU N WONDER ‘ 7 “. 7 ad w' ; ie +See e x # an 0 Meg. tia i a wat a 7 4 - a " wp. dl al ee et ie. ws ae et ay oy “at Le ek ae a a aa 3% = Ae ~? ~ 2 4 ‘ x a Sore: Nes an > Yee 1 “ ay Set) wai & a a ¢ = y 4 / Trade Marig 1924, Reg. U. S. Pat. OF. By R. Dirks Originator of the Katzenjammer Kids é OS te ass Pin pe. ~ Aaa Bel ° ll ee . pple ert f wv a a°S . . a SURE DER LUBBER BEWARE DOG! WE HND } SKIPPLED AVAY Cag NOT ZE TYRANT ZEW OFER DER HILLS! I MAKE ZE HASH > - eaggemayene DISKO ZORRO 4 itil t WIFE; HENRY, ANB af (T(t a TELL-HER YOURE ¥ STAYING WITH \_ ME TO-NIGHT | > ————EE SAY, DOTS A | bh - ~——_ 7’ : SPOKING OF | > HOW ISS DISS 5 DZ (cree MINUTE! YOUGOT} ieeupt FOR A SPINNER? |, ~</_l@ ESR, TO GETOUT OF *) (i enscnenle. 9 F/O | —<l “ERE Brrore vem) HE LICE f FO Oe Oo 7 anes tH ae - = = 2 ~~ Wout ? a. ~'- Pe ts ) OH MY? 1$S DOT DEK REVOLUTION Sai ‘ | - re te ns a0), 0) ie p= : 0/3 \ See” 3 OVER ZE RIVER b<) DERE YOu ARE ~ 5 { MY FRIEND AN MY) Seskameemec UF | } EP AVA ¥ ~~" “& 4 , oe SRT YURKS .

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