St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 6, 1924

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es ee ee ure FP TEM said ie LT ee ee Teer ee SP ee Ee en ee ee 4 = : natch Want Ad Opportunities | : : | ; ) ° : JONAL AND BUSIN®SSS SERVICE. , | Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 140 Pages AND WOUND ARTICLES, * . FIRST NEWS SECTION, & PAGES. HELP WANTED AND SITUATIONS. , | SECOND SECTION (SPORT). & PAGES FOR SAILES 4ND WANTEC TO BUY. ia THIRD NEWS SECTION. 14 PAGES SINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOURTH NEWS SECTION 1? PAGES. » ROOMS LOARDING HOTELS "SIXTH NEWS SECTION, 12°PAGE ; b i , 7 > : NEWS SECTION, 12\PAGES. HOUSING AND dJOMES FOR REYT “ e > bh» ENTH NEWS SECTION, 18 PAGES. : haatipgtihegmen sa? tem od : . WANT SECTION, 14 PAGES. EAL ESTATE OFFERINGS. _ REAL ESTATE SECTION, 14 PAGES, LOANS AND INVESTMEN1S ROTOGRAVURE SECTION, §&§ PAGES SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 1f PAGES COMIC SECTION & PAGES aes renee ——e _ — ~ - — — — - - - - ates niaeacell SS Sa -_—— — . oe ae - en ‘ oa = ee A on ~~ oe nae — pen Ry: — on - eee * SL — TS aR NS PART ONE. *..§T. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924. PAGES. 18. iy: pes PRIC E 10, € CENTS > T-series . a SE a —— — a ane = - = pe nseemrn—e ee ee ee - — Bus : .. “aoe - UP’AUTOS INTIAL SUCCESS —“‘ercAct's:mwa0 $200,000,000 LOAN WITH ses JIWE TAMPAYERS 2° = | WASDIVERSION OF INREEDMOVETO wazx === NO MORATORIUM, E = 7 a 540 000 uae | BARNETT AND PAL -RULECONVENTION: , ee SUGGES TION FO R aaa : Official forecast | VIN ASON aco sto « ny = | i 1s) os "Saar for St. Louis and | re gerade a“ tha she : penton 2 cen Reeg ‘ici re c “ Ss aborate ani! and House site | vicinity: Fair to-| Youth Slain as Robber and Farris Announces He Will historic social atheringe in Mow sida a eae maar ng , af yg tomor- | h Ed D | | ie satth en) ceria an sadne as enspuitiepppilitinieaitiiiinaia thy Z cooler Ra a y C um, ward illon, | Name Fred L. English, for a modern apartment building, WITNESS tl TEL “POPE T0 LEAVE VATICAN ’ tae ee . P aii it was learned lay. | | J Unsuccessful Bidder on City | gap, rac Took Car Last November) Underwood Supporter, a8 The tate of the magnificent TO BLESS K. OF C. WORK. J-DISPATCH “ill , Missouri: | white marble residence, which wa: FOR ITALIAN CHILDREN | | . Fair Street Work Complains | : ‘ poaay : nd tO | and Abandoned It. Temporary Chairman. | built in 1890. was made known | | . morrow; slightly | So ead ‘through the filing of plans fn oo | | (Copyright, ait? ae . hae E PIUS XI will leave the at He Calls an Un- a ~ f cooler in south- | new apartment, to cost $1,800.000. | of Wh é >} cas ’ 300 AT FUNERAL WILL DELIVER by an architect for Vincent Astor, | | t n Wednesday | Vatican 0 ay, , nable S ecification | : A id Illinois: Fair to- | 'son of Colonel Astor. and present | - reaso Pp i day and tomor- | OF HIGH-SCHOOL BOY | KEYNOTE SPEECH owner of the mansion. ian the Post-Dispatch is informed as to Material to Be Used. row; slightly The wealth of furnishings and on good authority. ) I! | hi — The United States will be in- ‘cooler in north- | art treasures, which include 4s nega + Hi . ‘ ; ‘ . , . . ait i! number of masterpieces, adorning |! timately concernet with ¥ P _— M4 ‘ east portion. | ° 66 9 S. e evening “a hi YS THE HITCH , - ‘ Stage of the Fraternity Brothers Act Reed Following Apparently the stately French — renaissance | historic event. His" ounees | K Who maui SA - Rees PP is ies, As. Pallbearers — Audi-| Is Planning to Back Gole| stucture, are not included in its eiiedkiak seuin ar Suaien Ga 5 — pe LIES IN “WILLITE e ~G “A cn ee | ee ae ae Se eee | aren, ta tk Cunteriabe of St. ae t | . ‘to one of Mr. Astor’s suburban | deci eaten ence Composed Largely tra for the National Com- {° °"° ,°% M". Astor's suburban | Peter's, just outside of Papal plity. — Cah. kee £58: eeaeek SOS ° | t : te 8 P territory, to the right of the | — Re conventiony Mt He Asserts That This Is, ~ + of School Acquaintances. mitteemanship. sukutes: te Ges wadatom be ae More Oklah Havel int maeane 0) ae C Will ‘ ni 248 . | e anomans a azza San Pietro. | wes ommittee 0 ow i ‘eck’s We oy | trtieg’ aa : Onl O dinary Asphalt | ty — neceaneryin lars oxgae ee | | York society was" appraised ss \ ding to the present ar -is . LO | ‘ = . ~» your Present nues, from Grand boulevard away with” the offense of | forces in Mis 3 ings such well-known names still} | : ; / Ss 1 ‘issourl to control the N( | RY N AN( ) I HE kR liv , e* || 4 “O2y find gomg™ Tower Grove avenue, and on toa ng automobiles, Barnett might | -onvention throug] lidati }appear as Hamilton Fish, Wittiam I I neve eis lane Bbyitag ono? | | be : now be dead by the bullet of a | Ousn a consoldation | Guggenhei ‘rederick Lewi: | a tire yee «nga Renan eh phd Wee Gare theme Reas| CALIFORNIA RESERVE} tha: ic ne! succeeds in winning |/Gold Bank of Issue With 4 h, frem Gravois see > Reed | anti-Me $s 2sZestions: At @ Loughboroug ctive w -hom he tried to hold up, sine oe wha Ge toe rcp gH | Blbert H. Gary. Thomas .F. Ryan * ; ed oe ents W 1e Underwood follow- Ot RNG in ry. 3 . | ie opes approdation e 1s . on and Harry Payne Whitney. Board Pro- . as « ; ‘| sure of an unlimited period in Foreigners on aust be fulfilieg @ mue to Moellenhoff yang : id | aad avon eitiid “mk ton’ eke mes om an amplifier, | themselves $35,000 to 0,000 DY | | | suspic ion of being Barnett’s com-| ™ see oe | if ) 7 ned | ss ‘ae males a: Pint, senator Farris last night con- || office. Time and time again he . . tes. sn anal ai ey" al aes st sachs aoblontes ie 6 firmed the fact that he has de- BOY HIT BY AN AUTO Walsh Asks for Documents has informed His Holiness that vided PI ‘Commissioner- = % -onstruction 0 hose ' mo cide am Snglish ; | ~HaC ; ¢ y fhe Other wy @ for thee con clic | attce sosnicion of youns Dition: | ded to name English and adde« DIES OF FRACTURE OF SKULL on Buena Vista Tract, cst ate Societal SGI G er | . C j OOKS a - : hip rea that rank Armstrong, of Cass 'Ou ask the man » plreets. | an’ oe tien! te htt) id | g ‘in the roobery cases, is still strong, |. Rene ase a | °.° ‘ ! big classes what - & This statement was made yester- | though it has no identification or Seer ec ee boc nomina- Warren Wagoner, 7. of Webster! Where Irregularities Are ae igs ne take a wt ay | : : is. It |) Secretary of State, would’ Groves Run Over When Play. | cia thaw tate. At ae Ae ee eee P © 4 7 TH tell you that % eday by Shelby L. Heman, president other direct evidence as a basis. be | a Pai] ys : named temporary secretary, and j gah | ed a ‘| afield than Italy. istic-curve mug of the Trinidad Asphalt Manufac-]| .» is based chiefly on this very aptness : ing Near Home. Alleg by Senator A Staff Correspondent of the Post- iof Dillon's in stealing automobiles, Dispatch and New York World. -“ 4 insuccessful bidder temporary sergeant-at-arms , . Te] a Pi pc 2 tastne Se Oe | we ee ie: ae ay AGO Ee Philip de I ‘ a i ns, bS North (,ore uvenue, Wiesbster | Co yright, 1924, by the Press and Pulit Pubisiing Cos., the New York World —— a a : - — English is an Underwoo. ¥ , ' GED Batied, we must 7 onthe work, who said he we uld | 13 Other Townspeople Shot | Cc. Ball's Marmon coupe Was stolen | and ete ee ome = ins Groves, died at St. Luke’s Hospital, MAETERLINCK CHALLEN se he is right, — post a $40,000 bond guaranteeing by two young men, Barnett and), . heralded a ; Ringer ate y | SF S45 p.m. POMaRRay, Cre er By PAUL Y. ANDERSON = BY LAWYER IN MILAN PARI , April $.—-The. s Sondition by plod 12 Construct those streets at $35,-/ at Lilly, Pa., as “Special” |one other, Wednesday night, for use jthe anti-MeAdoo following, but ac. | ture of the skull suffered about ‘wo}, gonciat Correspondent of the ARIS, April 5.—-The report of yP ' 000 to $40,000 less than the suc- lin the series of robberies. oe ee Bee a | hours earlier when he was run over | ™ me Gen. Dawes’ committee of experts ©m the amplifier ‘essf | bidder if the Board of Pub- D Af D | An Sect ‘ually it is not a matter of great us tigesles: veda rye at: Post-Dispatch. Latter Objected to Article on Pa- | __ x Oe en ne oe a raw “an un eparts ter eum ae * ye ak ., import who is temporary chair-|P* ® Ford coupe driven by Clfton| WASHINGTON, April, 5.—Fut-| lermo Which Poet Wrote Afmer "8° whipped into final shape to- rye > serv araw ¢ : e cars “picked up’ * barnett ; Pe TS Rg cn “liffor 8 Nor and Souiti ' ' las “i , oh ie nen . g vs BeS PIERS Uy Se , ” man. , sC as Tre Py (Te eT 1eéT k . " P ‘ 7: . A4GtThnIxcure oO ers have refused to prosecute them. ' ly missed the boy. | saaaiaen an the reeuit of alee whether the affair will be settled | reparations and outline a plan hy blue vitriol, said Heman, and does Return to That Cit Ar A cas Hosen . in the convention to indicate what > a an, i -! = A case not previously told. as to ‘ffor : . ‘to the Web- | , . s with the gloves or by y; Clifford took the boy to the Web-| — 7 2 ines aneeeitieiidiie: by 10 rounds & which it can be done. i9 kb . ‘ - ' > ‘ te »f ‘ > 27 pres cr ic > . rea ‘ . : not appreciably add to the dura- | Dillon, came to notice yesterday. the actual McAdoo strength is. (Ue ster Groves police station, from acy entered into al a duel with the sword or pistol. | Tl with the re report contains more than “9 of a good asphalt street. But | rest About 25 of Them Marion Niedringhaus’ Stutz car al “pple pacbeoa a againet ape where he was rushed to a docto-’s| he was not indulging in mere legal | Maeterlinck’s prowess e process is controlled by the ; ; Sata an any politica comoination } " pee pipes AEM . : ' : | 100 . : A | ° was stolen the night of Nov. q 4 : ffice ; 1 the to the hospniial nhraseologv He expects to prove gloves is well knowr. pages, and presents full de Missouri Willi C'¢ ‘hie ixes | ' i P . (which would operate to Reed's ad- |; GfNCe ane ahitls , eaigperngum ‘ — ¢ e : bs a +O, Which fixes | and Seize 50 Revolvers. last, as it stood in front of a resi- | oe Clifford is being held pending the it, and for that purpose has sum-j| in his yp seg sete aa the eos Sig- tails of the formation of a new | | ndi is quoted as saying: ‘ Ro . German bank of issue and of a the price to contractors, ; "e- vantage. tes a P - and there dence in Portland place. It ‘as ‘moned a number of additional wit- | nor George Bry: f Saline C : ' rz Dry int ol . aline ( ounty Wa rren Wagoner. rt vears old. O: Follette to Have Occurred | ~ ghd tag REMERON CSS SC Mle) ae 5 ae Ry is necessary, in the interest of a boarded a special train for Johns- vance of convention action on anv- | some of whom are expected to die, was | ; in A > ‘fa ~ : ’ P "> ; J ‘ ‘¢ er 2) . . " 3} eg. | inquest. ns : ae the hitch that prevents free found four days later, abandoned ti es eae * Pao. } : shire wala » | - —- _ — inesses from Oklahoma. read with indignation and disgust method F Since (Dae Peecequengggialercam fon a roadside near Toristell, St.| hom English is associated in the HOW OBREGON CAUGHT A REBEL). waisn's theory. as he explained | Your infamous article Ot your re. Ce ae > sea has protested LILLY. Pa., April 5.—Four men,Charles County, 50 miles from et Sy wer cages a cr psn yi i | 3 a ; 8 hogs tre poten cent trip to Sicily, published in a/railroads and industry, by mean: . rractice aw, an who is for i e writer tod: nat | Re i . “ ng : cans oe the a specification, E. R. lwere killed and 13 were injured|!ouis. The two young men who ces " sail s aia a " ve ; + as niin ae ‘ia it to the writer today, & Belgian review and mug repro-/of which reparations are to ‘be president of the Board of , ‘ , ' pa ; ae 1aerwooaq = aft a © SV FOTED UY | *Rememberec c ac ynamitec |Hamon went to the convention as duc in the Secolo in Milan on ch eft it there had walked into the ; OK evidence i hat f , of Pennsyivaen ' -| Und him th will aid Heman. and his be rc ; committe O vo wn car can (jthe evidence is tha ie had not! | ) mission. nder m ere i ' a . . oe . : rare > Ts »s ost ‘ : nis ur oO f lan. ei can manufacture the new | New pn Rory Arrives. went inside the Bal age for a ron iat-large to the national cony ention. bring you such a sucec ession ‘even consulted his general board | - ee Pre P | be four chief commilesioners with. Sat amuch lower figure. | OF Ww YORK. April 5—The new | minutes, during which time the cari who will be chosen by the State ofehappy adventures. or bureau chief about it. He sim-| 7 aL LENTOWN,. Pa., April 6.—| numerous assistants. If Germany i But we cannot make a reasona- | German passenger liner Deutsch- | disappeared. a my = se ty | convention. i tae Meee Mibive sia ply announced, almost immediately | ‘The will of Allen F. Berlin, slate | agrees to the plan, these commis= — 4 a a Cf *KC Si i - ’ Ss “oO ’ die , . ig . . , ' ' eee 2 bid if we have to pay those|jand of the Hamburg-American |" left the car locked, but said lat-| p yring the pas You can er bas eS Oa \jafter taking office, that the trans-/ operator, was probated today and/| sioners will be in a position te nh | | cd fer would be made. part of the estate, valued at $250,-| supervise her acts in respect tet Prices” . » did not lock the igni-/}»,- folded the plan of? ed car ” Said Heman, “and the | line arrived tonight on her maiden jer that ne os ; : vena a ae has st eta “4 a the yar lier i: ‘the Classified ““Automo- jtion, but only tockec € coupe ithe Reed following « biles’ columns. Manysplen- >| Walsh finds nothing tn the rec-|900 was left to charity under the the agreement, but they will not be able to interfere with the de- ¥, by accepting the specification . Hamburg, too late to t patented Ped has loses iat ig a. wees ose door, a prec aution rendered useless | committeeship, a plan which has dia values are offered there ord which explains this precipitate following provision: or the taxpayer at the mercy | sister ship of the Albert Ballin, .eft iby his failure to close the window. | for its purpose the defeat of Breck- | today—every day. )i decision. Secretary Denby did tes-|° “One-tenth of my estate I rec- mestic economy of Germany h Prices without any real | Sam bure’ March 27. The Deutsch- | a regaprenen : Cet ene] inridge Long at any _— bibewars ° tify that somebody had reported to ognize as belonging to the Lord, to yond certain matters over w 4 ae the people. There is no! and is more>than 600 feet long, machines be left locked is part of | purpose apparently has ssa F The Post-Dispatch ‘him that the reserves were being be given to the most deserving| they are given power. The See Meh 2.» iat nn iced with a roms LOMREES | OF... AE a ge Ps aapgreantyy esl pad eames ri bala py ses form isirele Miyh 2 st Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory | drained, and therefore needed the charities, to be selected by the ex- chief commissioners : * laid.” }and has passenger accommodation iSwnere and drivers: for neglecting peste, PiNeither J Seal. nine his St. r The Perfect Marke et-Place ‘ attention which the Interior De- ‘ecutors’ jury the first year after First, In the Bank of levee: ¢ pn : . my death.” Continued ou Pane &, Gaaaeeraae ident Kinsey said it has been | for 250 first, 350 secand and 1000 Bie wi amt ¢ Continued on Page 2 Column 2. ou Page 2, Column 1. “third class passeggers. Continued on Page 2, Column 7. 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c q - AST tae BRUO OE SMe RR Me ; tat LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH sv NDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1028. 1S hy: aamme ak oe oe ph 2 ~ GERARD CHARGES «77 * HUGHES SOLD U.S, AGHTS IN TURKEY Milevet He Also Surren- dered Cause of Armenia in Return for Chester Oil Concession. PREDICTS DOWNFALL OF KEMAL REGIME Says America Gain Nothing in Lau- sanne Treaty and Should Delay Recognition. By the Associa‘ed Press. NEW YORK, april upon the Senate to reject the Laus- anne treaty, James W. Gerard, for- mer Ambassador to Germany, de- clared before the roreizn Policy Association today that the State Department had sold the cause of Armenia and American rights in Turkey for the Chester oil conces- sion. “IT will put to Secretary two pertinent questions,” said. “Why did he take so active a6e Vigorous a part in Chester oil concession, Hughes deny Witn tilities and why does he now that he had anything to «lo it? “Why did he request General ’ Goethals to accept the presidency of the Chester Company, and “What capacity did he direct the re- “\ Organization of that company: “Secretary Hughes made a hur- ried and inzlorious fetrea* from “the position which he took in De. cember, 1922, He acevpted “Turkish views on the ca pitulations ‘and upon the Armenian cas’. ([D other wards, in consideration of . the Chester concession. he surren- -abred to the Turks the rights which he claimed for American-nationa's and for Armenia before granting of that concession OD- viously. he went to Lausann® fully | prepared to make any and all s1c- “pifice to cinch this oil concessicn, and he betrayed Christian Armenia | ‘and his own country to attain his purpose.” Says Kemal Is Totterinm:. Referfing to the Kemalist (ov- “eenment, Gerard said: “The Kemalist regime last legs. Factional armed flict. widespread banditry hopeless ‘economic chaos serious}; threaten Kemal's regime. The ¢s- ‘tablishment of a ‘Republic’ an eholition of the caliphate in a “eountry of illiterate, primitive, and fanatical peasants are eloquent proofs of the instability of Kemal's Government. Kemal! is not remov- ‘{ng, as is alleged by some super- ‘ficial observers, hindrances from | the path of progress, but he is, in reality, resorting to desperate measures to get rid of his oppo- nents.”’ America stands to gain nothing by resuming relations with Turkey in this state, Gerard asserted. “The downfall of Kemal is inevit- “able and imminent. By now’ sur- _ yendering our rights to him we shall ~—find it difficult to reassert them ‘again in any regime which may 4 @verthrow and succeed him. We ean well afford to wait.” Recognition Opposed. ‘Professor Albert Bushnell Hart, -of Harvard, in a letter sent to the meéting, said the fundamental | trouble with the Lausanne Treaty | “was that it assumed that “the so- ealled Republic of Turkey is a modern civilized nation.” ‘There is no assurance that Turks who authorized ture of the treaty will carry out any provision that hereafter may seem inconvenient,.”’ Hart's letter continued. ‘The Turks have been ~ making the same kind of promises of behavior and protection to the foreigner and recognition of the | ‘fights of minorities for more than. ‘a hundred years, and they have never observed one of those is on and the | ' Staub, American dil- | rector of the Near East Colleges, | favored the ratification of the treaty and maintained that the Turks had made sufficient progress @uring recent years to justify the mfidence of the United States. SAVE TAXPAYERS ABOUT $40,000 _ Continued from Paae ‘One. “the practice of ‘nearly ‘all the atreet “eonstruction contractors to cambine r come to an understanding before ldding on street work and the re- ult has been very high prices “They are a lot of highbinders.”’ “he said, “and I have a plan to lay before the Board of Public Ser- vice which I hope will bring prices Stands _ to | 5.—Calling | Gerard | behalf of the, even at ihe | risk of forcing resumption of hoas- | in | the | the | its | con- | ] vision ‘of the signa- | | over the ordinary taxes, which are debentures ja the German 200 Million Dollar Loan, No Moratorium, Suggestion Oj NEBRASKA PRIMARY Continued From Page One. ond, in the railroad administra- tion to oversee debentures: third, in that part of the Ministry o; Finance which will control de- bentures on industry: fourth, in the budget. The last will have many assistants. Gold Bank of Issue. The basis of the plan is gold bank, which will be a bank of issue. It will be capitalized at 400,000,000 gold Shares for 100,000,000 will go to the present Reichbank § for its share. The remaining 300,000,- 000 will be. placed on the mar- ket as a profitable investment. The capital will be entirely in gold or in foreign money equiva- lents. Dr. Schacht will be the first president. The gold will be kept in Germany if the bank di- rectorate desires which is a con- solation to Germany, considering the amount of supervision that will be inevitable. The bank in Berlin will also have a managing board. The genera! beard which will decide the bank’s policy’ will consist of 14 men, of whom seven will be Germans and the other seven French, Italian, Belgian, American, Dutch and Swiss. If two-thirds of this general board | decides to remove the gold and the note presses from Gerinany, it can be done. The bank's chief business will be two-fold. First, it will issue bank notes for Germany, and in _this it will have a monopoly. | Second, it will serve as a repost- tory for reparations collections. The organization outlined for it is like that of an American com-| mercial bank permitted to do an/| ‘ordinary commercial business at.d | ‘act also as a clearing house for |other banks. There will be controtr| on lending to the Government 19 prevent another inflation. The | Government specifically will not be) 'permitted to overdraw. It will be | a gold bank unless a majority of | all but one the marks. member of the board decide this is not feasible—that one | presumably the American, as it is known that the Americans have | insisted on a gold bank only. Half of the bank's profits will g> to the Government for the privilese|—the total of bonds to be market- my own party of the currency monopoly and the | | Other half to the subscribers to the 300,000,000 gold marks. If the plan | works, it ought to bring these in- | | vestors good returns. é | The bank will be obliged to t:eep gold for 33 per cent of outstan tiny bank notes, with progressive tenal- ties for a reduced reserve. It must | redeem outstanding German marks) jat one to a trillion,the present sta- | bilized German rate. Ht also will absorb the renten marks. This pro- | is calculated to give the .renten marks a new lease on life, 'until a new plan is adopted by the | German Reichstag. In the bank transfer committee i'there will be six members, all for- eigners, including one American. iwhose business it will be to handle the reparations account, and to'| handle money and all else turned over by Germany under the super- the commissioners al- mentioned. Powerful Committee. This transfer committee will be powerful body. It will decide | it is advisable to b for- eign currencies and to mak@ pay- ments to Germany's reparation ereditors without injuring the sta- bility of German money. They | will be empowered to invest moneys | turned over to them in i'bonds and other properties or to) |buy German goods to be used in| |payment. The transfer committee | jis not to keep more than § billion | ’ } | vision ready a when , the ‘is to come from a | billion | ly ‘understood | fication for what might | about ‘industry suggested, of the bank and put on the / 000,000 000,000,000. '000 abroad to put her ‘and then seek abroad $5.000.000.- 000 ‘saving that, faccepting the plan, 'drawing ;}are ‘oficial ‘for ‘reached, dinary shares owned by the ~!iman Government. administretion board will consist of 18 men, cf whom nine will be Germans and nine will be appointed by the repa- poeyr. commission. To all practical | the Germans will run’ railroads without live revenue, As #x- high, interfe-cnce seem inevitabie. the railroads on board of The railroad purposes, ‘their own ference, if they itions in point 'pectations are eventually might Besides putting 'a paying basis, the |} ministration must bond them for | 11,000,000,000 gold marks at 5 per 'eent interest and 1 per cent sink- ‘ing fund. In addition it must pro- vide 3.000.000,000,000 gold marks | the transpo.;t tax, amounts to 7'e per cent on freight and passenger earnings. The bonds will run for 40 years. As the purpose of bond- | ing is to bet reparations, ‘bonds transport taxes are to con tinue to yield interest and taxes for 50 years, even though all the Donds are meanwhile redeemed. The 300 million that must yield to the reparation fund bond issue of 5 This is near- and As justi- seem a » unquestioned enor- of uQ- in bonds on which gross industrv at old § per cent. Cuno plan, in Germany. is the confiscatory tax is the fact that industry profited mously on the fall of the paid ~off mortgages aggregating this Sum. Big landowners three times much who paid off as /mortgages in worthless marks gel off scot free. It was originally intended to tax 10.000,000.000 as. Cuno but that was decided to be unnecessary. A further purpose industry too heavily is to fecting the Standard of the Germa nfactory regions or ate coolie labor again. To help Germany get immediate liquid capital, interest on 5,000,- 000,000 won't be collected the first year, and until a normal! vear progress slowly until it reaches 6 per cent. All these 5.000,000,000 gold mark debentures on industry will be turned over to the trustees market, as in the case of the railroad deben- tures and the transport tax bonds in? living cre- trustees being 19,000,- marks, nearly $5,- the gold ed by of should the plan js that borrow $200,000,- on her The basis Germany feet, in debentures—for the benefit of the reparation commission. An indeterminate part of the 300.000.- 000 gold marks capital for the gold bank also will come from abroad. The plan is carefully worded in if Germany fails, after to live up to it, the nations which participated in up the plan will aet concertedly in deciding what action ‘to take—this being put in evident- action by | ly to prevent independent France. Both Germany expected to eonsider report as rations. If form, and France refuse at first Dawes-Young basis for this refusal takes no that will due, it is believed, to a lack of opportun- ity; it will, nevertheless. be ex- pressed through public opinion. Rut in the end, both countries will ac- cept the report, and an agreement future reparations will With it as the basis. LO the the be be it is | predicted. The importance of the report is the hour when it will be issued ap- | | proaches. Delays Intimated. Meanwhile there are the intima- | inter- | up to expecta- | and | } | welL- mark and, not taxing. avoid af- in | it will repa- | NORRIS’ ATTITUDE Ger- | Senator, in | Voters Must Regard Him as a Nonpartisan. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, April 5. — Sen- ‘ator George W. Norris, a Republi- today issued a char- can in name, acteristic statement to make known | ‘his attitude toward the fight that |; is being waged over the Sen: itorial ‘nomination which will be settled | »by the NebrasKa Republican pri- -maries next Tuesday. He says in ‘substance that the Republicans }must take him candidate for re-election or let him ‘alone. He concludes by asserting |that he is ready to accept either 'verdict willingly and cheerfully. The statement is taken by | friends to mean that he is prepar- ‘ing the minds of for a defection from the Republican ranks should his friend | , La Follette of Wisconsin head a third party. The text follows: “It has been suggested to by Washington correspondents, rwell by numerous letters re- 'ceived from Nebraska that I ought | me as to issue of Nebraska prior to the primaries. “Fighting for 20 Years. “Tl have taken no part in the primar: contest. _ ,could not have done = withoui ; seriously neglecting my duty here. [ have personal ambition of my own gratify. I am | anxious to the extent of my ability, 'to give to the people of the coun- try in general, and the great West jin particular such legislation § as will promote the. prosperity and happiness of ovr people. For 20 years I have been fighting bosses and political machines -who for Selfish reasons have done their hest control our through the instrument: ility of par- tisan politics, “My experience in public life—has led tne to believe that partisanship one of the greatest evils in our Government; and in this respect, both the great dominant polit- ical parties are equally guilty. I iave felt it my duty to oppose what! . believe be wrong or evil in Just as quickly though it existed in any other party. A public servant in every act that performs should he moved entirely by his conscientious ‘convictions as to what is right and not hy the wish of the demand of political bosses or so-called alleged | party leaders. I have tried to steer such a course in my official life. Tf IT am retained in the Senate I Shall continue along that line. Tf the people of Nebraska are fied with such service, T take it that T will be retained, if they do not want such a servant in the Sen- ate, then I should be retired. What- ever verdict, T am ready it willingly and cheerfully.” Opponent Ts a~ Lawyer. Statement violates the rules of praetical politics, but it reveals lagain the stand the Nebraska Sen- ator has taken sivce the announce- ‘ment of his” retirement brought forth a |ters insisting that he stand for re- election. The present campaign ‘has been almost entirely in the ‘hands of his friends. Norris has taken no part Coolidge-Johnson fight in Nebras- ka, and it is known that he cares as little for the Johnson brand of progressivism as he does for iconservatism of Coolidge. Norris’ opponent for the whaft- ever Tr - vv no to ‘ to is of to he The nomi- German | becoming increasingly apparent as |"#tion is Charles H. Sloan, a law- iyer of Geneva, who has served in ‘the House. Sloan is the candidate ‘of the standpat Republicans, who have conducted a _ bitter fight ' in the bank at a time, as a safe- | tions of a refusal at first by Ger- — Norris. | guard against the building up of a! war chest.@ With this committee | will rest the power to prevent Ger- | many from defaulting on any lof the agreement, as it is permit- ited in this event to invest funds in Germany itself, and whatever it invests in becomes tax free The money which will be col- | lected under the supervision of the | /commissioners and turned over to | the trustees of the bank will come | half from taxes, three- eights from | the railroads, and one-eighth from | induStrial debentures. The budget | commission will have supervision & part of the budget. The railroad are a more complicated affair. Forty thousand miles of German railroads, which now belong to the Government, will be turned over to private company chartered for 90 years, at the end of which they will return to the Government. As Socialists object to private ownership of railroads Ahis is some consolation for them. The | holding company - will have all | right to operate usually enjoyed | by private railroad companies but with financial strings held by the Government. The first act of the new company will be to sell 2 bil- lion gold marks of i preferential shares, one-fourth, or 5600 million. to go to the Government—this to balance the existing budget. The | rest of the capitalization will be or- | | down to a proper level. * “I do not take mueh stock in . ‘father believe they are condemn- *_ ing it to cut the throat of the con- es cern that is introducing. this fine spebvement. Kinsey said he and Clinton H. : Pik, Director of Streets § an &: Sewers, went to California at the % ogee of the Western Willite Co. to inspect “Willite’ highways io * that State and came away con- Vineed that it resem a superior pave- Hasing tettentton Made. ae Goes not wave, rut or crack I > their condemnation of ‘Willite. t i Ee OR SF RO eee 0 me mw : eoconnraneamn AY aes owen ae a te like ordinary asphalt, and we are | merely giving it a trial in 8 t. | Louis,” said Kinsey. 9 there appears to be a scheme on foot to control things here, and we shall block it. We are not foster. jing a monopoly, and do not intend ito do go. If Mr. Heman can show / us where we can save the taxpayers | $35,000 or $40,000 let him come }forward with his plan. That is our) | businesa-—-to save money for the | ijpeople and the city. “J am having a thorough inves- iwill be jas |opportunity many and France, or a delay in reaching a decision on the re port. It is expected that Germany will! part 'Plead as her excuse the forthcoming | | elections, ‘tne present Government taking the | | vesponsibility to decide at the very time when the country is in a po- | partment could give them. sition to decide for and the impossibility of | itself. The Freneh will refuse to give ! up the Micum agreements with the German industrialists ang the rail- road control whan a better bird! in the hand. These attitudes will put over the! decision until the middle of May after the elections in both tries, when the general] conference will take up discussion of how to put the experts’ Atnbassador Premier cording reports, agree plan. in operation. von Hoesch told Porncare yesterday, ac- to practically that Germany to the Micum ments in the Ruhr April 16, but only for a month, in order to tide the matter over until after the elections. Similar for the Rhineland were signed re- cently for a full year, but the agreements were at first unconditionally. The storm of eriticiam that has been aroused against what sidered a proposal Ruhr for leas of Germany subsided today. to blow up again. as the report would ugree- on refused is con- to give up the certain guarantees paying reparations It can be expected however, as soon is published. - . ad - ~ 2 tigation made of these bids and the conditions under which they were submitted. I do not think there | any contracts let Tuesday. planned, and it is not likely that they will be let at all. Prop- erty owners could well join us in a protest against gencral hisrh price levels for street work.’ Thus have the property owners) on Botanical, Castleman. Cley eland. Fiad and Loughborough avenues an to sive themselves $35,000 to $40,000, - CounNn- | official aprreeme nts | Ruhr | "WITNESS EXPECTED TO | TELL OF LARGE SUM HANDLED BY HAMON| (Continued from Page One, but who told the subject abinet Meetings, Hughes and | both ever hearing of it, and Walsh unqualifiedly accepts their | statement. | It 1 didn’t even recall that. “all says dise mB at C | Secretaries deny was but was this transfer of the re- serves which made their leasing by Fall possible, and Walsh proposes to establish, if possible, that the | transfer was a direct outcome of what happened at Chicago. an entirely different connec- he has asked Secretary of the Work for afl documents In tion, Interior in the Buena Vista Reserve in California. This iserve has not figured in the investi- gation so far, although the Senat» recently passed a resolution. sented by Senator La Follette. of the affairs eX- tending the scope of the inquiry to) 12 | resoly- | La Follette declared. passage of the ition, that the turning over of a large part of that reserve to the Honolulu Oil Co. comprised a close to the acquisition in the Elk Standard icover it. ‘urging the } i paralle] | tion 36 | by the fornia. ; | Validated Honolulu Claims. When LaFollette Original resolution for the invest{- gation of the Teapot Dome ‘In 1922, he declared that the Hono- lulu "Oi Co. occupied about 1190 ecres in the reserve, based upenN private applications for entry which had been shown have been signed by employes of the Chica¢co Stockyards, under the linpression that were signing petitions, the Wilson ad: ministration, Secre. tary of the Interior Payne, atrter Hills Reserve Oil Co., of Cali- jm, ‘Sauc ed the leas, to they Substance, Says. as a Non-Partisan | his | his constituents | regular | as | a statement to ihe people |C only | Government | as | official | satis. | to accept | flood of telegrams and let- | in the! the. him | Hoover | pertaining to the present condition | re- } pros | of See- ALL Y. M. 6. A'S IN TURKEY Move Follows Protest by U. S.— Bristol to Confer on Future of Other Institutions. ‘By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, April 5. Rear Admiral Mark L._ Bristol. American high commissioner at | Constantinople, gora to confer with Ismet the Turkish Foreign Minister, re- garding the future of American educational and religious institu- tions in Turkey. i In consequence of a strong pro- }from ‘test by the State Department ‘against the closing of such insti-| ‘tutions, all Young Men's Christian | Associations in Turkey have authorized to reopen. WORLD FLIGHT Defects in Flane Make Deperture | Date From Seattle Uncertain. Ry ' ‘sen: inated Preas, in taking the plane off today in by defects from Blinn. Seattle continuation of their world flight, | ‘the date of the departure of the air machines is uncertain. it ‘was announced this afternoon by | Maj. Frederick L. Martin. mander. PASTOR'S ACCUSER OUSTED | By the Assoc intel Ieee Press, CHICAGO, April 5.—Albert R. Leland, who lost his suit for di- 'voree in which he named the Rev. Carl D. Case, an Oak Park pastor (co-respondent, has been ousted a member of the Oak Park Bap- tist church b¥ unanimous vote. was Informed in a 4etter received" | today. No action was taken igainst Mrs. Leland. Leland has taken steps to appeal the case. |four , as he | extended | Honolulu hearings, Oil Co. charged that into office, he reopened the case. and validated all the Honolulu claims, just as he did for the Stan- ‘dard in Section 36. One vital aspect of this situation was the fact that the Honolu‘u company occupied tion of the reserve. A indeed, looks like a Drilling operations inate squares constituted such a ‘formidable danger of drainage ‘the Government sections that it be cume necessary lease the en- tire reserves. SCAIFE ASKS THAT WICKERSHAM AND GOFF BE CALLED th Tt came declared a trespasser. is when Fall map. of checkerboard. in these {o to Post-Dispatch -0-23 Wyatt Building WASHINGTON. April 5.—The srookhart Committee, which is fn- vestigating the Department of Jus- itice, will decide Monday whether, ‘in view of recent statements made by George W. mer Assistant Attorney-General] ‘Guy Goff, these two men shall je called before the committee to ex- plain their activity in the Standar] Aircraft case. On being informed that men had made statements denving ‘his allegations, H. L. Seaife. for- mer Department of Justice inves- |\tigator, who sponsored charges, 'made a formal request today they | be called. He promised io supply the committee with documents which would make their examina- tion interesting. Members of the Bureau. committee said they were disposed | to accede to Scaife’s requests. Meanwhile a,gcourse of action has been decided on in regard to mer Attorney-General Daugher‘v which may have an important bearing on the future outlook of ithe Republican party. | the inference has been that Presi- ident Harding to the time of his | death was standing completely be- | hind Daugherty in everything the latter did. This feeling has been ian important factor in holding | Daugherty such support as he has had and in enhancing his politica] | power. Had Harding Cooled? But the story, which has reached the committee, and- which, one of ithe members said today, they wouid ihe able to substantiate, was that Mr. Harding changed his view com- pletely concerning Daugherte shortly before the President died, ‘and witnesses are to be called from Ohio in an effort to tear the mask off by showing that Mr. Harding | had expressed his disappointment + ct) jin his one time best friend and was | | Considering his withdrawai from ithe Cabinet. The story is that — reason Daugherty was not in- has gone to An- | Pasha, been | SEATTLE Wash. April 5.—Pre- | com- | ak | alternates ser- | alter- | Wickersham and for. both | for- | events Hitherto | | peared Girl,’ | There for i vited on the Alaska trip just be- | fcre the President's death, If such disclosures can be made will be cordially welcomed by Lodge-Pepper group in the Senate, who believe that in such fashion Daugherty’s potentialities as a trouble maker would be great- ‘ly reduced. With the § inquirv halted today while the the War Department examined, it became more more apparent that from now Daugherty not going to only target to be shot at. not even be the chief target. In this connection, ‘Burns’ attitude With the utmost it ithe temporarily records of and on is interest. Burns, the succeeded involving his friend, | Attorney-General, ‘tains parted and MAYOR AND ROSES | | AUTHORIZED TO REOPEN GREET MABEL RN ‘Plenty of Honors and No Talk About Scandals for Screen Star. As Miss Mabel ee ~- ~~ ‘theat er yesterday afternoon, any ‘number of. St. ‘been awfully good to her. at re was Mayor Kiel who, ead of a delegation of movie Station. God's heartily. hand at Union among Mayor ‘You're now,”’ said the 'gripped Miss Normand’s ‘the manager of a theater |\two dozen roses on the other arm. | Miss Normand said: “Here, take another one,” indicating that her attention was on a photographer. The photographer took another one with the Mayor looking at Miss Normand_and she looking at the Mayor. Mayor Welcomes Her. “Welcome to St. Louis,” the May- repeated, again assuring Miss that she was as i. | Normand at! placed | a Normand said | ; the stage of a motion picture | ; Loui speople had | | ' INTERRUPTED exhibitors met the train from as people | He = i ' , indeed | among the right sort of people. His! ‘insistence on the fact seemed evri- dence that he wanted to ‘that she got this Just right. Reporters pressed forward questions. One Started to ask the new arrival if she was going back ‘to California to testify a wit- | ness to the shooting of Courtland | S. Dines. There had been as it was fresh | will] he when (it wood scandal, at New Year membered New Year’s day mand’s chauffeur shot Dines, an oil man, because ‘Dines would not let her accompany the chauffeur to her home from his apartment to which the chauffeur “had been Summoned to get her) and talk was recently rev 7°- when Miss Nor- Normand had Los Angeles on her er Miss from tour. Another reporter wanted to know whether Miss Normand had gone any further with her investigation of the William Desmond murder-—another Hollywood dal. Nwt quite so fresh. the Dines shooting, Miss Normand’s name mentioned. A Bad Cold, The inquisitors were shoved aside by.a large gentleman said smilingly, ‘“‘Not now, boys now. Miss Normand has——” “1 ja dreadful talk now,” put in the film actress, And it good of whoever did it to send that imported car to the station with a _ traffie patrol- man on a motorevele to way out to Hotel Chase”? Unable to talk with Miss Nor- mand, a Post-Dispatch reporter | conversed with a publicity man, who somehow was not too busy to talk. This was Miss Normand’s first return to the stage and screen. was it not? The ban had been / lifted on her pictures cverywhere? How could the public receive her? “Watch this crowd this noon,” said the publicity i“Just watch ’em. She's a cute kid. see? She'll get un there and talk | to them and they'll like it, see?! That’s alf,” This press talking present perhaps, but still. had been aS You Know. ave a cold. Can‘ wasn't agent knew what about subsequent preved. The thegter Miss Normand is appearing in her latest release was jammed LO | the doors. The crowd ape | to 6enjoy “The Extra “hich is the name of this film.-“tAnd then an announce- ment was flashed on the screen. ‘Miss Mabel Normand in person,” read. The curtain rolled up on vas ne it a gilt and silver drapery. Just Would Appéar, Out walked the large gentleman the scene at Union Station. “T am going to introduce to you a little girl,” he said gently. “She has come a Tong way to you. She has got up from a sick bed to niake her appearance, I tried to dissuade her but she said, ‘I'll go) on if they have to carry me on in a stretcher.’ That, With me, took courage.’ The audience did agree with him. was a storm of applause. What a brave little girl! Not to disappoint them. The stout man bowed Miss walked out. at her throat. of Se P and cur- Normal! She was A hand- herself, clutching were being | be the! He may William § J.| is being watched on the stand, without particularly | former | in | getting in some good digs against | | Secretary Mellon. He is to jcalled back for further examina- tion about the liquor cases, which he claims the Treasury De- partment halted his investigations as they were getting after ;“higher-ups.” He also will asked about the aircraft cases ‘Which Secretary Weeks be in be | en! the : is con-., cerned and the expectation is that | hhe will not hold back on either of. these two Cabinet officers. be at all surprising if Burns him- iself should escape any heavy (tack. In | ‘par offen of this attitude it would not | During the latter part of | at- | To:'NIGHT Tomorrow Alright Ne Accs A vegeta atae wusinalioe "es ood ative system. improves the " Headache and Bil- eea,corrects tion. 7 (Mataieige rt EU | a consid- | erable talk about this latest Holly- | it was an event of last | this | ived when the: preliminary hearing was called afi- | departed | Tavlor | Scane- | wh >| . NOt | lead the | after- | man. he | where | vou will er) be sure with | MABEL NORMAND. Se | Reported That Dissclve ves ye By the Associa PORTVENDRES ish frontier, April ( rumors concerning change3 in Spain curr Spanish military e} | to the effect that ¢ vera, head of the mln _ torate, is inclined to dis directorate immedi continuing the pose, the cabinet. Aceo | ports, concerning circles are maintaj reserve, posed of civilians, | | Sanjurjo the cabtnaget and marine portfoliog, — S Another report ig ty, puru has resigned as his sioner to Morocco te health, and that Anido will replace taking o¢ entire army in the $100,000 GIFT We . , | Donation to Trust to Aid By the Associated DETROIT, ig The Detroit Co day announced aj; by Senator James; Ye tablish the Cou *~ = | the physically he fund will be adm ' the Detroit Comm 'and other will be used to — hand@itapped residents of Wayne Yount; ‘ | ting a start in b _kerchief peeped from one trembling | |whoSe home the group hand. people,” she began after several ‘broken “thank yous.” “TI got a cold. ‘An awful cold. But I said I'd! ,;come on if they had to carry me (on in a stretcher. Of course, I ‘can’t say anything and all ‘can't because I’ve got a cold and all that. But I \~wondah if you'd like to heah about that ol’ lion?” Audience Naive, Too. Apparanetly the audience eager, even anxious, to hear the lion. So she told them ithe bad old lion. and hew it nearly frightened her to death, breaking loose in the studio the | way it had. naive. Laughter followed on rolls of applause. The audience was ap- | parently naive, too. Soon she stopp l ‘her throat again. “Just Love Yo’ All.” “I’ve got to stop. I gota An awful cold. I just want /yo’ all how everybody in St. Louis has been so good to me. The mob at the station and all that. I just She blew them a kiss down on thun- about about and clutched ‘Tove vo’ all.” 'as the curtain went derous acclamation. “Hear that?” taunted the pub- ‘licity man back § stage. lie had been listening while a reporter ‘asked hesitant -questions about the American mind—how it reacts | unpleasant publicity involving its fent ertainers—and its ideals. “Hear that!” said the press agent again | more loudly. ‘She went over? jsay she did. Man, they ate it up.” | Miss Normand will make | appearances daily here this week. “PICKING UP’ AUTOS WAS DIVERSION OF Continued from Page One. ee er cars, precaution U nlocked the.streets, this ‘standing about factor in are a making crime easy. Strange Incident Recelled. A strange incident relating to young Dillon was recalled yester- ‘day. ‘into the Page boulevard police sta- ition, and asked the desk sergeant, “Do I look like a user of narcotic drugs?” The sergeant replied in the negative, and Dillon then de-'! clared that he had lost his memory, | dress He was sent to the City | Hospital, where the superintendent, Dr. Scharff, recognized him, and he Was taken home. Dillon and Stewart Walker were two of the pallbearers at Barnett's | funeral, held yesterday afternoon in an undertaking chapel at 5165 soe boulevard. More than 300 persons were present, the chapel land adjoining rooms and hallways being filled. “brothers” of Barnett and Dillon lin the Phi Delta fraternity—Bob | Ritter, Frank Hogan and Carey frenage with whom Barnett and Dil- | ton rode to Hotel Chase Wednes- | ; that. I) -_ oe eS —— a day night, and “I can’t say very much to yo’ all/ternity meeting. The audience wag school acquaintanceg and friends of his pg 'Mrs. Bert barnett of avenue, University Citys * appear that many of¢ ~~ were attracted by mere ¢ | The was | had | gifts of flowers ¥y ie The Rev. Dr. William Geen ducting the funeral, ed in the young man’s life a tioned Soldan Hich Sohes other institutions he hag aim but made no @4irert ‘the manner of his death, Her account was most! Antomatic Pistol Detectives, investig robberies committed by ’ his companion in the sig between the stealing of and the killing of Ba cold. | to tell) las counter with Detective C endon and Cates avenue day found that the auton tol, dropped by Barnett ort panion at the time oft 'stolen in a burglary. Nus the weapon showed that f ‘one which was taken iin. Lieberstein’s to | the night of Feb. 23 from J apartment ig Pershing avenue. x The robbery was committe the absence of the ily. A neighbor, w ho Rew the family was out, observed I ing switched on and off _licemen. |) three | ithe BARNETT AND PAL apartment, and telephor The burglars gots the police arrived, tf ft automatie, fore sides the hanks containing woman's wrist watch. was discharged once, app eccident, before the bu house. Detectives wrist watch. The: are looking If it should ‘in some young woman's it might lead to further ‘tion along the line of th inquiry. Meanwhile, D liberty under $16,000 bond. - cha issued Friday, ; deg “suspected first rant, with | bery.”’ One night last June. he went} | and. cou'd not tell his name or ad- | ST.LOUIS POST-OR ! Founded by JOSE +o Dec. 12 a Published Daily by The Pulitser Pa | Co.. 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ELECTRIC TOASTER STOVE EMPIRE BEAUTY IRON | SP SPECIAL! $2.95 ho am oie Finish, 110 volts, guar- anteed. $4.49 | value, made of | fine nluminum, | | | : | | ee ne mee ee | CURLING IRON 7B} A Real $1.50 Value. si _Pulty Guaranteed 5048s ELECTRIC i SPECIAL SALE OF "Ser Shee Migh-grede_ Tungsten ) Lamps; frosted ; 2% diam.; "round ™* on EMPIRE ELECTRIC co., 408 N. 7 LL SS A I A A ht mm = ae : d ops Some Excitement— —_ 'h-h,” as much to question, chenge & ae fe RATES BY M i ss i i ES BIL MEAN APT nl Never Had Fight. EUM SHOW " TO CLOSE TONIGHT SN Field Trial Devel- g rely Time. 4 i gt an English buli- ¢ all the way from London, | da, stood on his bench last sh. at the dog sho" Women ‘sidered as they pacsed Tim by ¢ shildren looked at Diss ana pulled eck their hanis. <nce sin awned reflectively . and a Seoten *eerrier across the aisle cringed. "here was nothing about Lill that the least assurance or coM- Mere if ever was 2 dog with single track mind, a 0% wath eae tendencies, utterly, ir- _yevocably past appeal to a better nature. A patch of brown over one eye. dirty white over the other: A half- | moon gash filled with teeth. Al erumpled nose. Bad, bad eyes— | bilious, choleric eyes. Sears. That was Bill, Even uglier than that. ‘Tis hopless to describe the aban- doned, abysmal wickedness of Bi'l. He had awed the dog show crowd ‘until the young man in sport ‘glothes came along, escorting three girls, and haited before Bilis quarters. ’ “There's Hercules Bill,” said he and his companions gasped, “On- “Do you ton e¢ Shick Good E Kenne Way's among liam ice cl Oread Heathe Zev, starred These show as wil Sko ’ by M a bl The and ning /a' Ton | forma that succe sissipp know him?” The stroller glanced at Bill rem- iniscently. Bill’s Record. “Quite a scrapper, aren't you, Billi?” the young man cont'nuea. Then he half turned. His audiones was there all right. ‘Bill has 2 rec- ord. And a queer thing about that deg, too. He kills clean. You know some bulls mess up the dogs they'r2 fighting. Chew ’em. First one ear ‘and then the other, then one eye and then the other” ) “Oh-h-h” said several audi- tors, looking at Bill. But Bill was eyeing the reminiscer appreciate- ly. “Bill isn’t that way at all,’ account ran. “Bill fimhts ctean. erunch. That’s all. Under -hroat.” ‘ And the speaker closed his fist expressively. “Why I've seen—that is meu tf know have seen, Bill kill three in an afternoon. They say he's killed -17 during” Just then a large individual moved up alongside Bill's bench and the young man passed on. A reporter did not. “Say.” he haid to the newcomer. “You know Bill?’ “Yeh. He's my dog.” The man eyed Bill tolerantly. “About those dogs he killed—” “Killed—when—just now?" “No. Some time ago.” “Oh” and Bill's owner looked relieved. “Bill: hasn't ever killed anything. Have you, Bill? And Hercules’ Bill seemed to drop his head. Never in a Fight. : “Bill's gentle. He hasn't ever |j _been in a fight. He's a show dog. Champion of Canada. Engiish bulls don't fight. Reckon you're thinking of those American bull- dogs they used to breed. White with & terrier’s head?” It was true. Hercules Bill had ‘Deen found out. Oliver H. Homer of Benld, Ill., who owns Bill, ts sure of it. His dog has never been in a | tight. “But those soars?” the reporter persisted. “Well, Bill the One the : is crated around to (780 many shows,” was the explan.- tion, “and sometimes they are Je e about clinching their Pal oS There was nothing else half so » dramatic as the unmasking of Her- ' cules Bill, last night. Of course, » the struggle between Amor von | Rotstein, Fels von Freinstein and Funk von Vet Maschstal for the SShepherd field trial prize devel- Peped a lot of excitement. Funk vee a fine juniper, an indifferent shter and very smart. Fels was Wolf on attack but not a_re- abtable performer over the wall = ot especially smart. Amor "seemed to have the best combina- ‘01 of the three qualities. He bit man in the padded suit so en- ithusiastica ly that his teeth sank "tough more than once. Judges Flip Coin. Amor, owned eas Maxine Orth- Mm. Was given $7 points out of a ible 100 and so were his rivals. ~ the judges flipped a coin and mick was with Amor. ® judges “in the show ring Mt most of their time looking at On terriers and beagles. In the tition for limit dogs 15 and under 20 pounds, Miss el Thorpe's Busy Bee woa over - Cohen's Sweet and Pretty. aster got away to a poor start = 8 other classes placed first and reserve winner for Boston Mer notable wins in the Bos- L

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; ~ RUMORS CURENT ty Am OF OVERNMENTAL ¢} Reported That Pete ne tle py Mi iy ‘ mE i ye my tex] Pres POR T ‘ENURES frontier, April concerning changes in Spain . : : : Spanien mrlii Rivera’ ish . ranco-Spe rumors *-—Va FOVet nmens, are Current in clubs. one of t that Gen. Prim head of the mili tary - ‘orate, is inclined to disso} bs directorats« imimediate! iy, altel eontinuing the Post of presid “ | the cabinet Accord’ NZ ty med concerning Which e ‘Ircies are maintain] reserve. the cabine+ posed 177 ivillians. and marine POrtfolios. a Another report is that G 3 | puru has resigned as hj ons Alyse gh COmm af 8joner ee) bec: aUSe health ee. Anido Saniu: ent : - 7 _ Lary to the effect vera. wil] except c Moroccs and that replace taking Tr 3 in es r ** Will him. COMmMmMna ned . — c* _ =e ley Yo 7Ones am $100,000 SIFT BY couzg Donation to Detroit Trust to Aid Ha “eqaabaanl ‘asp DE TROIT Apri} Detroit omy piiits announced Sen James | tablish the (ouzens lo: the physica] fund the will anc Commy Hy on] me. | mar. I and tou 'd | jon 7") avenue, appes were The gifts The Rey. ducting in the tioned other but the ay ity r mans , ted h . of 1) the young Solda: institutri: made y mie - tT ' oweres Ww . as , lig. 4iicea funeral ryt tia was about about had fe@th,- the most rolis ap- direc « . “ic ; = inner of de: Pistol Traced. investigating the four mitted by Barnett aggy n the short perl of Ball's com at Clar- avenues. v ester.’ ‘Utomatic pis a it or his a | fatal en. | mbers on: it was the burglar # Jacob: 9523> Antomatic Detectives, robber; his Pe ON ek OOTY) Ty nion ‘3 bet we eT) and endon day tol, Dé Counte 4 ' =.ijenTr ilin > _ tched the ki “atred found dropped by B: ' nN line Be of Barnett ates cold © tell Louis mob Just a@ kiss thun- rne , . e7 . ii ‘ of the ‘ ith a, Detective Carten ‘wrgiar Nu showed thar im Aa the Wey Hon one ; ’ : . iankK Cn [? on nd . ™ 7% whi is ; fro n pub- had porier at the is to in erstein fame-¢% that the. lights be-@® in thes for po # out bes] taking. be-| two small) onmge and aa The pistol; apparently br burglars left 4" nriitted hoe knew out. obs tehed O and The lie ry ad fx} off mhoned nm an tele ; . ; nd irges degree Friday, chi: to ted ester- went! sta- | ——— eant, btic | in de- | Put —_—s br ad- City | dent, hd he first ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH } Founded by ae ih one LITZER, 18 blished Daily by The Pulft zer Publishing Twelfth Bouleverd and Olive Street. d . it Bureau of Circulation.) ~~ . 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ELECTRIC Page itnn = SPECIAL SALE OF BULBS Shoe $1.50 High-grade Tungsten lamps; all frosted: =% diam.; round: 25- Walt size, Each, 32c. CO., 408 N. 7TH STREET seal “ _giothes came along, escorting three | ® girls, and halted : and his companions gasped. eh-h,” as much to question, ; poor him?” ’ = 3 dog, too. He kills clean. | been in a fight. a dogs they used to breed. White with a terrier's head?’ a of it. » tight. | persisted. tr many shows,” “and ms afine junmtper. an indifferent rr a % a Sa REET aren SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——————— WHFS BILL (ED MEAN BUT AS A PACIFIST ———— Shuddered as They | by English Bull- — Owner Unmasks Never Had Fight. ———— LISEUM SHOW TO CLOSE TONIGHT Field Trial Devel- Some Excitement— n in Padded Suit Has In the Winning Classes at the Dog Show eee ee 2 o_aentheesie. LBM si Saeoe Rea SR WM NS es Ss SS SS oS SSE Se SAQA Chesepeak Bay “TOM MIX" owned by Joseph Puli reer. English bulle | from Lordon, his bench last sho’ Women | ‘seq Pam bv Lana pulled | ce Jin les Bill, an pall the way stood on , at the dog rred as they waidren looked at their hands. reflectively an:! Scotcn | across the aisie cringed. | r was nothing about Lill that | the least assurance or comM-— Mere if ever was 2 dog with | od — track mind, a dog wath —— tendencies, utterly, ir- bly past appeal to 2 better Boston Terrier "SIN PUDGE ” ’ owned by Sliss Jerry San Souct... oe | . vr trai i -_—— > -_ — Maid's Pal: second. Dr. with Beautystone: third. iG. Wiisen vr. with Lebanon Lady. Field ‘i'rial class for females tnat have | been placed at any recognized field trial— First. S. UG. Whiisen Jr. with Moringz;: second. ss. GG. Wilsen Jr. i Lebanon Lwady pirace Class——First, j i+ Brace No. i: second. Mrs kK. Hoc chst's rrace. tnird Jor. Fr. stanton’s brace. Setters (Gordon). ithe nuese!l , with Speckled * ah (kK. Hartmann Sb. Wilh ~ er Mrs. G. Wilson's *? aA in ei patch of brown over’ one eye. a “prey white over the other. A half- a moon gash filled with teeth. grumpled nose. Bad, bad growl "billows choleric eyes. Scars. Tha was Bill, Even ugii er than bin itis hopless to describe the aban- Pgoned, abysmal wickedness of Bi'l. He had awed the dog show crowd ‘man in sport in BsnYe\Ww—Jlrs best huuvies shepnere Doug». 44reen Bay henne Ajax vun Luzn- ~ GordontSetter ' ‘BUBBLES" ouned by SUiss Alice Kuese! ..» Y re My ) L#0 Phil “2iiy KMeot! > fal \r i itn ¥ - Busch Jr. oh , iis Weisman 5. -entil the young a | : ‘ and under J tisthwerer W Tom- wil Titiy (Connor i gee) in uis Weisman VU Y H) before Bili’s | and not €xX- Wreen say Mrs. Web- * Wonsan ; ti be ‘ months » eee ‘Srst Second, Pnoiii paul t quarters. ’ “There's Hercufes Bill,” s*) * } > i . Said He | liam **()n- | ice “Do you rei, nels Jung Unas. ' Schelle. AMERIC it. Dogs (“onnor — Dogs ip c. vv . The etroller glanced at Bill rem- Murphy, niscently First, AN 4 (sieen ee Kennels Sut her Philip Dogs 8 ibs. and of “ itn Bill's Record. ' "Quite a scrapper, arent vou, Bi?” the young man cont‘nuea. | Then he half turned. His audi ‘Was there all right. sill has a rec- ord. And a queer thing about that You know | some bulls mess up the dogs they’r fighting. Chew ’em. First one ear and then the other, then one eye | Tonight is to be the closing per-, and then the other” | formance. Officials in charge say! “Oh-h-h” said several audi- | that the show is by far the most | tors, looking at Bill. But Bill was | successful financially that the Mis- | eyeing the reminiscer appreciate- | $'8sippi Vailey Kennel Club has/| ly. jever had. “Bill isn’t that way at all,” th- | account ran. “Bill fights ctean. One erunch. That’s all. Under the'| throat.” \ iy And the speaker closed his ‘ist expressively. “Why I’ve seen—that is men know have seen, Bill kill three an afternoon. They say he's kill: 17 during” ' Just then a large individual moved up alongside Bill's bench | and the young man passed on. A reporter did not. “Say.” he haid to the newcomer. "Tou know Bill?” “Teh. He's my dog The man eyed Bill tolerantly. “About those dogs he killed—” _ “Killed—when—just — >". | Bobby. N DOGS. sable sable d white— | { } 25 or sab) anc : = "No. Some time ago.” First, Dr. O. P. Bennett, wit h Tazewell | ') “Oh” and Bill's owner looked | Deswap: second, Fr. oe ac wish Maeee- “telieved. “Bill hasn't ever killed | side Fox ics anything. Have you, Bill? ‘oom, with Raita | Alhambras — And Hercules Bill seemed to |ond, the Shomont Kennels, with _ trop his head. LOCAL poGe-—# iret. J. M. Murphy. Never in a Fight. aia Picbass, Fesien : seen Beet “Bill's gentle. He hasn't ever He's a show dog. eChampion of Canada. Engiish | - Dulls don’t fight. Reckon you're | E thinking of those American bull- G 0 ] ‘ ’ FOU en- t be Ken VU icnt Femaies Kenn eistelD Ser San. ; nc » by ler. ia e, €¢ - aiternoon heid in show ype ne a W lidwetbe rst. Mrs. Bialsenberg ; ith Arno Von linor Maxwell the eve- Leo Dah! with Siss See San. Black and Tan Terriers. show—W m. t} Hoefs with Hoefs with Little Thompson American-br femailes-—~—lirst, Mrs Nat Goldstein with Honeydew Amber. Se Connor with Onyx (7o-Cetter. black Kl j , with mt) and under A. Schmidt second, | dogs—W mm. Females—Wm. Hoef's resgeryv om females———-Wm. Hoefs “ ith ‘ h f not ex- Robert Lee second, (,reen Ada von females, mont a ae | Winners, reer Dawn Cmpen | Spiteful. . Griffons (Wire-haired Pointing). Best in the show—? hk >. * '* aaa P ss ri ; emale Peer. Ke llerma! *® Wi nners., Annette Hioneydew me?) rigga KW eT 5 ac hen- 3—] irst, 1¢ | Tossup; ser- Alstead with | n » ibs.—F with with Honeydew i”. irc nh qc. - ori . and white; Pointers. ett. with Tazewell | Murphy, with Pie- Kirchner, with DOGS, or Sable Dr vO. P. Benr second, J. M. third, O. sable (;reen Sas Ken- pus hKenne. $ rst. Meian Alma 5 Es e. second BRACE ¢ ira dogs—First, Mix. Second, Third, Joseph Ciark Charlies k Pulitzer. McAdams. raus, with | Tossup: bald Pastor; tamberger | UC with Tom Es, Hick OD} Winners, dogs Mrs. vith Bromhill Fred. Winners, reserve Po Con. Winners, Lorna Pohic. Winners. reserve Oakland Lassie Puppy. dog ;Roy Comanche (berger with Pins; Pohic s Speedy. Novice Dogs with Tom's Loe sekam G. +e . | : TEAM CLASS-——First, Green| Bay hen- ari (ean {u. First second, Josep h Py } itzer, Clark Me Adams. ck. Third. Charies Kraus, with Local dogs —First, Joseph Pulitzer. | Tom Mix. Clark McAdama. May Thom- | *k. *hird Charles Kraus. with Best; sec -First, Clark McAdams shomont | with Annette Ketlerman. American bred fernaies and lim?! fr. maies——-First, Clark McAdams. » th An- nette Kellerman. Second, Joseph Pulitzer with Bpeedy Beas (pen females—First, with Speedy Bess. Local females—Tirst. with Annette Kellerman Pulitzer with Speedy Bess. Setters (Irish). the snow—/. A Pu Max. Dogs—J. Max. Reserv e—tlarn My Dixie Po; fermaies—J. Rheola Judy. Reserve—A. L. Harsha. ith fema! oF een \ ; ait Pohi rey Moore, | A. Pau : third. Mrs. Oakland ~~ es ‘ls ‘BOSTON TE RRIERS. Junior puppy» It owned uw Lacgjo v>1 IPT ps W. Fred C. First. T second. third. - feTmales idea Ww. e s King. Jam a “+ . 44 ‘ 4 or ; ogre— h Mr . “ ; ~ owne by Alex Williams Ee outa tont. Piegge's That's It: mw. & ic poll dozs—First Mueller hite—First, Williams Willlams Plercee * Tomm' Vlegge Vul, Rosenome & Joseph Pulitzer, ‘(James B Gottsberger. with Laddie. “yr FEMALES —First. ©. P. Ben | nett, wit Tazewell Transcend: second, 'O KE Johnson, with Supreme Lady Species: ‘third, Thomas Shover, with Shomont Lucky Star AMERICAN Thomas Shove: second. ‘Thomas ifield Queen Bane ba: nnett vitt azewell Tyrolese ey oe true. Hercules Bill had 1“ LIMIT "FEMALES. tricolor—First, Jc deen found out. Oliv er H. Homer of seph Hurez. ith Brightstone Belle nels. with > Benld, Tli.. who owns Bill. is sure i Fiower second. faaeemes Kroeniein, with Winners. | Bi ightstor vw Beatrice; third, » May Thom- | pyryear's His dog has never been in a Ciark McAdame Second. Josep? . . i '7O0U Hamberger : Hitckman with a" vat h , ey, T irr Tom >. Ja Smith FEMALES Luckv BRED Shomont ©’ Malley, wit! third. Dr Best Hubbard's Winners, | Hutterd's JO- | Winners. u wh in I OW Te 4 A Puryear Wil with Pohic’ iv: re- irst, G. YW. Loesekan ion Farm Pu Renter Dos second, A ryear ow ned Ra wilings Adogs—F iret. 5 .» . Sen re- read {5 miu, Ww 9 or id wit! Tom son. with Arcadia Nancy. Winners, OPEN FEMALES—First./ Joseph J. / pgypt's Q with Rrightsone Belle Flower, sec- NOVICE TD ">S—George Godf ‘J. M. Murphy, with Piebald Nancy. | with Red Loaf. , Comer Kroenlein, with Brightsone LIMIT DOGS—First. J. Hubbard's Max: second with Vic; third, Dr. of Boyne. DOG S—First, Hubbard's Max; e-cond. Kennels, with My Dixie Loyd Thompson, with ae omg DOGS—First, with PL PP y FEMALES—Fir dell, with Becky: second, gon, witn Auburn Prince NOVICE FEMALES—-I ith Egypt's Queen: with kerry Cushbawen ; Reynolds th Lady Pata, AME R ic AN BRE LD FEMALES with Kerry C — Revnolds. wit + re. Reuter oo . : lamberger | Broomhill Ba = | and Miss Novice “ ay But those soars?” the sai: dea | A. Puryear, with r. B Vendell. ’ Lo} d Thompson. w ith ‘ ond job's Suen with “ho- third, nfieid sable or LIMIT FEM ALES. ‘ ¥ hite—F irs E oO. ' RP. SS ennet! Tazewe!! “Transcend; second, Thon ver, wit Shomont Lucky Star; Thomas K. O'Malley. with Sou ° if Sheb | PEPE x EMA LES—Sable or sable white—First, Thomas K. O' Malie) Southfield ao of Sheba. second. P, Bennett, ith Lag tee ne eaiviny ; “h son. Wit r 33 lay ‘Thomaon. wit whit mes ‘rst. gpm with Shormont Silver Sister; sec- “Well, Bill is crated and to, was the explan4- sometimes they are ve about clinching their aro las J A Puryear. Harmon Boy; third, Auburn Prince. rH. Wendell. ' Peut er aes Lorna Pohi e: second bred Mueller with Oakland Lassi-. | ‘t Femaies ‘under 50) Ibs.) Reuter with Lorna Pon Mueller with Oakland : ’ tenn ales ft inder 50 pou 0g Firs Leuter with Lorna Po - gecone Mueller with Oak land ‘La ae e. Bitches— = “ee Mr « hraeac Sectors | ( E nalish). J . - show-——J. ae ore | ‘ } and second with Lassie Dr. ©. third, Jenny ; ferma.es r , F. Mrs Heathcock ‘Lat "There Was nothing else half so Dramatic as the unmasking of Her- | pots Bill, last night. Of course, > Sruggie between Amor von {Shever, mae Shover. with, Shomont Prin- | n, Fels von Freinstein and °° , ~~ » + bee - ho ad v it? Thomas Funk Thomas third. -rior age ot “ FEMALE iy be wit Piebald Parapet Verh r ‘) T’} avgeir Chihuahuas. Show— Mrs. ter. J ow ne Lady NO Teorts ‘ femal ¢8 ash ] wads reserye¢— Mre “Maid e Pa) dogrs—F i Dash's LA@cy; Rodney's Paliacho Pa M. D.. with Count Clanderrick LIMIT FEMALES rire, d u year. with Puryears Rheola July: second A LL. Harsha. with Beypt's Queen: third, ; Speckled EK. Reuter. with K erry ‘ushba wn. "Puppy OPEN FEMALES —Fi 7 A. Puryear | Rodney with Puryears Rheola fn AY second A. L./ with |Harsha, with Egypt's Queen; third W. E. | Stanton. Mret. § % th Kerry Cushbewn. ’ dogs—F © . " | Reuter. | lwith Oxford Mike: second LOCAL FEMALES—First F. Wen-'| Minges with Benjamin Keserve dell. with Bounce. . Evan G. Houston with Pine Spaniels (Irish Water). } ge ye doar—Picet. iT? ' . | Best in the show—George °.. H Minges wit King. Mu b * M Mrs rph th J a A. Pur- w with mer La al MEN ROBBED OF $673) Ttalian Fruit Vendors Interrupted at a Card Game. one armed with 77 * rioerc nist miter and very smart. Fels was 8 wots OM attack but not performer over the wall Bot especially smart. Amor to have the best combina- of the three qualities. He bit » MAN in the padded suit so en-: tally that his teeth sank more than once Judges Flip Coin. . Owned by Maxine Orth-, eae Roy. was given 97 points out of a| . Winner. Dose” | 100 and so were his rivals =~ innere. Rescerre—Penrose Kennels Wits American Br the judges flipped a coin and | Poxces ? Fr iret > 4 Best 1 2. G North Thir- Mortng Beauty W second. stone. bioer het i loa WI Penrose Kenne:s with . £ Y ; Miss aR, OO . be en rose Cnanestanc ‘p ce Pen on Pekinge= . ——Mr the Show ~ 2 Sian Mary «t sau ne John “ret ’ Lady h Rea uty Mre. § ican-bred femailes—} Retinevy Dast Hartmann wit females—First. Maid's Pa reocond. Patsy Eucene Lebanon JW brace - with Tre. V ee ~y enne’ Honeycer serve, Mrs. Biack Patricia Puppy Sie months and not ex- ceeding 12 months—First. Marie E. Kuen- ke wtth Dusk of Moonrtee. Novice. Dogs—First, Miss E. Connor E. A Con- "inyat ~ with tt Mar’ shattuck et in . tn Sutherland Avenu inners. Dogs—™Mre with Sutherland Avenue Tso Winners, Reserve— are. with Pun Chin of Weasec. Winners, Femaics— gq Shattuck Ww ebster Tit with Gienkirk Happy Marquis al. American Bred Dogs—fFirst, Mre. E. Hoechst Notable w ins in the Bos- Mrs. Leo Dah] with eeetedtsnatieenees ae ate ee Lovs tboneta | with ' +. | which might be broken George , | closed. iname owned | held up 13 Italians in 4) and meet at this! robbers entered. | a BECCARD SHAKES’ WITH HO HOWARD'S OFFICE Police Board Member Ap- plies Golden Rule Bringing Detective Chief an opportunity to buy ‘the and Sergeant Together. HIS ACTION LIKELY TO CAUSE DEADLOCK Acetate Now Said'"* AGLAND IN | | ; ishow. : , that there will in /be started immediately. : to Be Split Over “Liar” Incident With Deciding Vote Up to Mayor. Three members of the Board of | sis ~ mee om onl ———en Se: HORSE SHOW IN NOVEMBER! -- ee ~_--— ~~ | Bavensy 38 Boxes Have rene sna | ee —Many Likely to Exhib a ae ej Horse Show Association, Inc., have | . ; i The econ of the St. leased the Coliseum for the week | of Nov. 24 to 29 for the next horse Already 38 boxes have been sold. An early canvass of possible | exhibitors has been made, and as- | Surance already has been made} be a much larger number of exhibitors than at the | Horse Show last fall. A campaign for the sale of Bit and Bridle Club memberships will Purchas- evs of boxes last year will be given same ' * “Who in- Hell Are You,” He Asked Over Radio—a Gov- ernment Agent, He’ Finds. Willie Lippman had his enemies among radio amatyers—confug ‘to their tuning colls! Hd@ was & | censed operator; they mere head- phone small fry. He tickled the ether with a sweet spark gap while were o> liged.to sit mutelty and listen in. Jealousy, that's what it was, jealousy. At least Willie thinks so now. Station fFAQB, St. Louis, is aL more. Ite 15-year-old ope no longer works with key and au- dion tube. He and Station SAQB will receive the full Reed have been silenced by no less power strength in the convention. than the United States eaegeciaee During the early stages of the And it all came about becauge, fight the Reed influence was said ‘ie sent swear words through t to be directed toward lining up air in Marconi code. In other spond, votes for William T. Kemper, Kan-| he told a Government official City banker, but in the Ught! “Go to hell.” Decidedly bad, form, of more recent evenis this action’ Exen in Marconi code. appears to have been much of a Pieture Willle seated at-hisa radio blind to conceal the real purpose, in the home of his father, William or perhaps was being carried out! §S: at 6 Thornby place. He be- boxes this year. INITIAL SUCCESS IN REED MOVE TO RULE CONVENTION One. thes ‘ Centinued from Page ne Louis following has the least liking, 'for Goltra, but it now appears that ’ _~ (* . . ' P . é 2 Police Commissioners are prepared jn good faith to see whether Ken- | longed to an association of amatesr to enter a mecting Tuesday to con- sider further the case of Detective- Scrgeant ‘hief of | iar before the Joon Beccard, who calle ( Detectives Hoagiand ‘ago and got away with it. The Hi. Moward. |Something up his sleeve | fourth, Clarence Ordinarily when subordinate to his su- perior in the degree Sergeant Be-- card was, immediate dismiaza! <ults, In that instance the boa: ‘rassed it over and then ordereg Sergeant Beccard to apologize. The next week he appeared again l ‘said that while he had hurt the chief's feelings, he said he still thought he wag right | in his position, and. in effect. re- ‘iterated his charge that the chief lied. a officer o ig disrespectful 2 re- ar Deadlock The board, was shocked. the sergeant seems Likely. expecting an apology, When it was suspended the meeting Tuesday. Yesterday sentiment on the hoard had | reached a stage where Commission- ers Brockman and Moore favored dismission Sergeant Beccard while until 'Commiasioners Howard and Young | A deadlock, only by member. ifavored retaining him. Mayor loomed. Tt sioner Howard undertook to meas- ure the damages by the application ! of the Golden Rule. From his of- | fice in the Pierce Building he called | Chief of Detectives Hoagland. When the chief arrived he found Sergeant Beccard in the office. ' Commissioner Howard genially ex- | plained his view of the situation. The chief, whose task it Is to please all commissioners, was not going 'to be a dissenting member. The ‘information is that Sergeant Bec- card made new apology (reservation.s The Chief ‘tlied. Sergeant Beccard in error. | Commissioner Howard took Ser- geant Beccard’s hand and led him to his superior. They shook anc so far as Commissioner Howard. Chief Hoagland and Sergeant Bec the Chief fs liar and the incident tfs- The Chief is vindicated and the sergeant feels that he stil! has his job, which is something after having disputed the Chief's veracity before the board. Howard Silent on Matter. “Mr. Howard begs to have his left out of the papers,” it 'was said at the Howard home last night when the commissioner was asked for a statement of the affair “So far as I am concerned the case in which Sergeant Beccard js Kiel, ex-officio was at a had had not been oO! ge card concerned, not are a ed Tuesday.’ Chief Hoagland said. Sergeant Beccard could not reached for a statement. | Another member of the ‘said that he had heard Commis- | sioner Howard had proposed to in- ‘vite Hoagland and Beccard to hts | office. “Tt will not change my | vote,” he said. Cause of Original Trial. The trial of Sergeant Beccard was held originally because In- spector Vasey found him in b board had the Washington Hotel bar on the early morning of March 2. Vasey _made the raid following an affi- ' davit by a guest at the hotel who after it had been closed following the murder of Charles O'Neal, one of the proprietors. The affiant set concerned will be before the Board | ' outside board several weeks with /Goltra ( ha3 bination tion to the St. leret meeting » | men ‘port Goltra. was sorry if he) recovered | this point that Commis- | without | |State during ‘fight and the revival of his candl-| 'dacy after Reed had been defeat- ied in created a ‘ward ‘of the Supreme Court to go on the delegation, but this, ‘ing with opposition. | Reed ‘fast ‘and they intend to take the fruits) ! i|convention. ’ harmony ; } | | Mre. ’ ; ‘Reed men , pose. forth that he had frequently seen police officers in the place. Sergeant Beccard testified that and another officer, Patrolman George Mason, had entered the bar to sel) tickets to the police cifcus. Chief Hoagland jumped into the istory when he met Sergeant Bec- card at Kingshighway and Delmar he boulevard one night while investi- | gating a reported shooting. a false alarm and in satiof among officers that followed Hoagland said Beccard slighted | him. Grievance of Hoagland. “T felt insulted.” Hoagland told ithe board. waid: ‘Sergeant when I treat like a gentleman I want you ‘treat me as such.’ Then” Sergeant Beccard interrupted. “Maj. Hoagiand didn’t you say: ‘T’ve never done a to vou Reccard.”” The Chief denied | Sergeant utter! ng a deliberate lie. But the parties to the conference {npn Commissioner Howard's yesterday feel that it's all over now. That's what the commis- sionerq has up his sleeve. it and then Tt was | the conver- | “So I walked over and | you to \{ ——— thing | Reccard accused him of | office | said he had purchased liquor there |/n whose chief pleasure {t radiograms from seta- Willie's was notes Bennett .broadeasting station. It was @ fe- Kinney lay affair There wasn't enough Luther Wilson of Nevada. power in Stateion 9AQB to disturb representative, in Kansas the atmosphere for a great ix - several days ago, is reported tance. But Willie could pick ip had the Goltra-Reed com- messages from other amateurs atid as its purpose. In addi- pags them on to still other ama- this the Reed members of teyrs and Willie did. Louis City Committee are) Careless About Time. | beginning to talk Goltra, and & Ge- Now the Government has béen , of the city committee- obliged to puse traffie rules for the en in the Tenth Congressional 14+ above the United States, It District Friday say ow a _— ” had decreed that between the hours have resulted in a decision to sup- of 8 p. m, and 9 a. m. Iittle éa- tions lige 9AQB should be silent in ,order to give important broadcast- lers a chance. th to enough streng organization make a combination successful A conference of Reed, ‘lark and Senator Michael could gather the Reed operators was relay tion to atation ' per ta ‘ “ity to have Goltra has strength among the women. who have been active in ‘the anti-Reed organization, but vir- | at ‘tually no personal following among| _ ButW illie was careless about time, : ‘ould relay & ‘the men. What strength he will de- Once in a while he wou 7 velop is uncertain, but the Reed) ote om p eoen eee ove ou Pr 5 supporters must believe he can win} ; te a & ag if hs P- ‘with their help or they would not | ™-" siz—crac Se ee we take him up. On the other hand, jsound Station 9AQB. Sometimes it hey may consider him their ‘would sound to hundreds of mete wd ney rminatic head-phoners like static and at all hope in their determination \ tenon tt wreald be aaa Ga — poe Being Made Up. ,Once Willie broke in on a bed-time | There will be eight delegates- story and one aan Cat cas Sa ‘at-large, four men and four wom- | Uet in © No. 2. “Get out of ‘en, each with one-half vote in the | ether, radio fans would sc 4 sir he ‘national convention. Anti-Reed mep |impotently, or “Get off the alg, are gradually working out their | both being goo1 radiocese. slate which they hope to put| Last October a number of ama- through the convention. So far|teurs, owning only. receiving seth. ‘ft contains the names of Farris,/™ind you. complained to Dy. Charlies M. Hay and Charles H. Charles L. Klenk, then chief rate IMayer of St. Joseph.: If Long}-Tafie officer. Lese majesty: He ‘should be defeated for national mo a feels the hurt of itte , oubt- lis Gay, : prrcosgeerrm al open 5 oerg a Bo Do. Klenk took action one evé- delegate-at-large. If he wins the | "6 when Station 9AQB was send- /committeeship it will not be. It bn fraps the . © clock svepIng: yme ‘is understood, however, that the; *™" é fourth place will be left vacant eh Ape stop sending,” Dr. Klenk the present. bay | eaten: Gov. Gardner \n Indignant Reply. ‘considered for a place on the! Both young Lippman and his fa- slate. but so far he has not been ther agree now that the reply ‘put on. His action in withdrawing | should not have been what st: mp: ‘his candidacy for indorsement by Who in hell are you?’ Wilile ithe state convention for the nom- tapped out in code. “What r at ination for the presidency, his ac- | have you got calling me dewn? t ‘tion in absenting himself from the | Off the air yourself.” You see ° the McAdoo-Reed lie thougat it was only a 4 - tled amateur who had got bh of a sending set for a few minutes, But it was Dr. Kienk. The doe- reported Station 9 AQB to his superior at Chicago. ‘Two hun&ged angry radio fans signed a petition. And Feb. 2 the Government re- voked Willie's license. rs “My son makes no defense for his grave error in using profane language,” said William Lippman Sr., last night. “He is taking his medicine as a fellow of recent training should.” Station 9 A@B has been dismantled. . However, this all may| Teachers at Soldan High School, when the “harmony” | where Willie is a student, say that into action at the | his work shows amazing improve- The Reed following; ment, dating from some time. {in its demand for harmonr February. * may be able to force) ‘ bs | whether the individual;the German vote, something else te delegates want it or not. iget the woman vote, and so on, .. Women Mentioned. | In the present fight may be seen There seems to have been little ithe effort to get an instructed dele- attention given to the women toigation for Gardner for the prepi- be placed on the delegations, |dency to tie the Gardner following though among those mentioned are to the Reed program. An effortto Mra. Fred A. Reid. of St. Louis, put over Goltra for national com- Mrs. W. E. Ewing of Odessa and mitteeman’to get the support 06 Elia Jean Flanders of Excel- the Goltra strength. But backvet sior Springs. ‘fit all, the main idea of electing an All the detailed activity of the |uninstructed delegation tp be made looks a definite pur- up largely of delegates who whit the contro! of the convention !support Underwood, delegates by Reed, the methods employed be- | chosen. however, as far as possible ing similar to those used by Reed /from the Reed following #o that tf his campaigns. Heed attracts there should come a deadilock.in votes in blocks. He says something (the convention and Keed was put or does something to get the Irish |forward as a candidate he would vote, something else to get the have a sizable vute from his own “wet” vote. something elae to get state eee! | Pps Eye Servic That Satisfies. One Moderate Charge for the Entirc Service of THE OCULIST THE OPTOMETRIST Se THE OPTICIAN ne ng any necessary necessary change in YOUR GLASSES toe ONE YEAR 25 SUCCESSFUL YEARS in St. Louis Guar- antees Our Efficiency and Reliability — =e SPECIAL OFFERI Oe rae hg ms are periecopte $ Good Serviceable Frames, all sizes, $1.00 MORITZ OPTICAL CO. 609 North Broadway Near Cereer Weskhingten Av. DR. MORITZ’S BOOK ON THE BLE FREE to thon whe cali or write fer ene. ee only to de- a ot? - . fers has been county conventions hav* feeling of antagonism to- among the anti-Reed the tor him following. From the Reed side there strong demand for Justice Graves is a too, is meet-, The anti-"| are holding | that they | conventions | leaders so far to the contention won over Reed in the of victory. be* changed workers get ix loud in and they ewe Bee ee eee 10 “v7, ——— — ”

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ete? eM erm se ee eee ae @: eee nner ey ew ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MOR E City Circulation’ han the morning and one other evening newspaper C OMBINED —: publishers of the Times, said that| municipal isolation hospital, Bassford had been granted an in- definite leave of absence in order to regain his health. Bassford is 54 years old. He began his news- paper career on the Mexico (Mo.) Ledger as a youth, and in 1889 be- came Sunday editor of the Kansas Peet emrere wt § Whew pace, City (Mo.) Times. He came to St. former general manager of the St. | Louis in 1893 and became drama Louis Times, is under the care of a|and music critic of the St. Louis physician at his home, Sellowine «| Republic. ISOLATION HOSPITAL nervous breakdown, suffered HEADS Thursday morning. Coincident with his illness, Bass- Dr. Curtis H. Lohn Appointed as Superintendent. ford announced he has severed his connection with the Times, with | Appointment of Dr. Curtis H. Lohn, a senior interne at city hos- HOMER BASSFORD SUFFERS BREAKDOWN; QUITS THE TIMES Former General Manager Granted Indefinite Leave of Absence to Regain Health, terday by Hospital Jordan. Dr. isolation hospital, ay: By the Associated Pre NEW YORK, was founded in 1907. G.A. puder, | president of the American Press, night. tetas EE 64 Steamers Clear New York in which he was connected since it) pital, as superintendent of the PRADA LL LAST ITI QOLASIOED. ~~ Diamonds Are Aprils ~ aay Birthstone Bracelets | The most beautiful of all precious jewels SEMAMNANK AAG is the birthstone of those fortunate enough to be born in April. Solitaires Dinner Rings Bar Pins «* SSNS RRA AAS “eee ANAS NOR WOIVAS CV EO ORNAC RN WRI ORNS 5 z Tas our offerings will be found the most exquisite mountings, con- taining the finest quality Diamonds, priced very reasonably. Rings Platinum or Gold Solitaire or Dinner Rings, set with splendid diamonds. $14.00 to $3400 Diamond-set bracelets in the dainty new designs, some containing bands of sapphires or alternate sapphire settings. $65.00 to $1960 $22.50 to $1800 See Our Exquisite New Diamond-Set Ring Mountings : latinum or Gold Bar Pins, set with fine, selected diamonds, some with beautifully contrasting sap- phires. Diamond Scarf Pins, $10 to $350 AVS SAV “SY 4 ~ os . OOO SW OON WNW Vy ss Ms Men’s Diamond Rings, $29.00 to $590.00 R. R. Fares / Refunded Under Yi Retailers’ Plan’ Ninth and Olive Sts., Southeast Cebaien [a Y Charge Accounts Invited . F IR 4p = ‘ SY SAes WOR / 4 LESS LAQqv WSs“ I WX WOO S es Xx WON YX REPRODUCING PIANO Built in the STROUD Upright Model $695 —TERMS: $15 MONTHLY Foot-Impelled Stroud Duo-Art, $695—Electrically Driven, $995 Wi Ne What a tremendous difference just a few extra dollars will buy! Which shail it be, an ordinary player-piano of good quality or the —\ world-famed Duo-Art, bringing limitless artistic \ possibilities into your home? Choose the Duo- Art and enjoy the playing of eighty per cent of the world’s great pianists, for this re- markable total record their playing exclu- sively for the Duo-Art. “2 —_—_—— | Aecolian Co., St. Louis. Woe | Send me full infor- waar ae, the Stroud \ Duo-A Va Nj | ® aad The Duo-Art is built in the Sternway, * Weber, Steck, Aeolian, Wheelock and a Stroud Pianos. VW; Street Very convenient terms on any Duo- Art and liberal allowance for your present instrument. AEOLIAN COMPANY ¥ MISSOURI wWw.P. CHRISLER .PRES. 1004 OLIVE STREET Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano and for the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano Ww Lain vA a +4 We, ee WIE UES Li WEL WU LRG: tax ix: B 5000 Arsenal street, was announced yes- Commissioner Lohn succeeds Dr. Francis E. Cullen, who died a month ago from a throat affliction resulting from exposure to diphtheria at the where contag- jous diseases are treated. The po- sition pays $215 a month and keep. April 5.—A new shipping record was believed to have been set today when a total of 64 steamers sailed from the port of New York up to 10 o’clock to- | Tuesday. KUKLUXKLAN AN FLECTION FACTOR AT KANSAS CITY | Democratic Charge That Hooded Organization Is Backing Republicans Agi- tating Negro Voters. VOTE ON MAYORALTY WILL BE TUESDAY Republicans Alleging Ex- travagance Under Pres- ent Rule—$5000 Pen- dergast Check Flaunted. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 5.— The Ku Klux Klan may be the determining factor in the munici- pal elections in Kansas City and St. Joseph Tuesday, even as it was in city elections in many smaller places in Western Missouri! last | strength in each place is unknown. | paign for the re-election of Mayor 'in a wholesale attempt to disfran- president of the Board of Alder- | men, | administration with extravagance, | similes of the check and newspa- per reproduction of ‘t have been The klan has openly indorsed the Republican nominee for the may- oralty in St. Joseph and is actively supporting the Republican nomi- nees here. The knights of the mask and hood are supposed to be very numerous both here and in St. Joseph, although their actual Democrats in waging their cam- Cromwell are charging that Re- publicans and the klan co-operated chise nearly 15,000 Democrats on the eve of the election and are lashing Gov. Hyde and the leaders of his faction who dominate the Republican party here, as respon- sible for the numerous alleged po-- lice atrocities of recent months. Charges of Republicans. Republicans, in urging the elec- tion of Albert I. Beach, former are charging the Cromwell resulting in a huge deficit in the funds, and with having injected politics into management of ex- penditures, for the construction of the new $11,000,000 water works, now being built. They also are making much of aie check for $5000 drawn by the Kelly-Dennis Construction Co. to Thomas J. Pendergast, and indorsed by the, latter, which was cashed at the Commerce Trust Co. here during the 1922 mayoralty campaign. The Kelly-Dennis concern built the big Turkey Creek sewer for which Kansas City paid in excess of $2,000,000. Pandergast is head of the “Goat” faction of the Dem- ocratic party in Kansas City. Republican politicians obtained the check some time ago from the wife of a discharged employe of the contractors, and brought it into the campaign, in a bit of cleverly arranged hokum by which the woman rushed into one of the Republican meetings and mounted! the platform in a dramatic manner, pleading for a chance to tell her story, which, of course, was ac- corded to her. Floats with fae used freely, the imputation being cast that Pendergast got the money personally. Pendergast Denies Charge. This he denies, being corrobo- rated by W. T. Kemper, former president of the Commerce Trust Co. Pendergast asserts that the money went into the campaign funds used in electing Cromwell. It was not listed, however, among contributions reported by the treas- urer of the Democratic County Committee, as required by law. Influential Democrats have hint- ~ ed that the $60,000, admitted to have been spent in the first Crom- well campaign, was only a small part of what actually was expend- ed, and that another and far larger “pot” was collected, handled and) spent privately, names of its don- ors kept secret as well as those of | its recipients. It was into this pot | that the $5000 went, they say. | Campaigns as waged by Demo- crats here are tremendously ex- pensive, for there is no Democratic newspaper in Kansas City, 80 mem- bers of that party have to rely for publicity on circulars and oth- er matter sent through the mail. Printed matter is used In vast quantities and 15 to 25 mass meet- ings are held every day. Senator Reed and Congressman Jost. both former Mayors of Kan- | Last iDemocrate! meeting for negroes tn | Novelist Weds Day After Divorce. By the Associated Presa. MARTINEZ, Cal., April 5—-Sher- wood Anderson, widely known novelist, who wag divorced yester- day in Reno, was married today to Miss Elizabeth Prall of real The ceremony was performed her by the Rev. William Henry ——. ford of the First Congregationa Church. In obtaining @ license, Anderson gave his age as 46 ané ithe bride 39. ST Sale of— Salesmen’s Samples SMART DURABLE U-G-G-A-G- Le These remarkable Monday and Tuesday Savings of 33'44% On Traveling Bags—Suitcases Our $7.50 to $19 Leather Overnight Bags: some with fittings, choice Our $15 and $16 Genuine Leather Oxford Bags, full leather lined, choice Our $18 Leather Gladstone Bags, Our 818 Beautifal Brown Leather Double Handle Oxford Bags Our $20 Leather Oxford Bags, special Our $27 Fitted Suitcases with folding Our $35 Fiber Wardrobe Our 840 Full-Size Fiber Wardrobe unks NO MAIL PC.Murp 7107 ph Repairing a Specialty PPSSUTTSUCCTCCCCTS 1 values are offered Our $5.00 Fiber Suitcases hens straps ees eeneeee? eeereesre sriceee wit $4.50 $7.50 Our $12 Walrus Grain Leather Suiteases with straps Our $15 Cowhide Leather Suitcases with eran. Our $17 éawhide Leather pg gpamat with straps. $12. 50 Our 865 Full-Size Fiber Wardrobe Trunks Our $5.50 Boston Bags, cenuine lea- ther, special ORDERS. ha lrunk Co. TON AVE, . oe . » - SGSRGEREE AT LEHMAN'S & 7 rings This B. a Month Pays: FiO: ucaded citi ___ |B EVELUENES ‘ Regular Guarantee 50 Latest Rolls, Cabinet, Bench and Lamp— Complete Outfit guaranteed new Rembrandt free for these three days. outfit and $10 down and $10 Ask About Oar L = Ri THREE-DAY SA This High-Grade, New 1924 h PLAYER-PIANO » MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY 4 Ree ¥ It has been many months since such a value as this eel offered. ‘To show how easy it is to possess & fine F how easy it is to pay for it, we are making this offer ¢ Pa Player, with the $249 is the price of the. a month is all you need iberal Trade-In Plan Now Rock-Bottom Prices on Reconditioned Instruments Special Terms as Low as $1.00 a Wee Conway. Player Schroeder Bros. Player, $385 Steinway Grand 95 Hinze Upright Richman Upright Wellington Upright Lehman Oureae | Arion Upright .. | Hai A] Rt mr init N) *712] Allowance $5 «= Your Old Stove Kitchen Extra Tables - “> er “aPRit & 124. << and = in Cistern.,’ nD eo April 5. —| il edhe found the) ee of nis wife, Mrs. Blanche cm Campbell, and their at A ,-old paby in @ cistern in eal : their home. The child was tightly in the woman’ =| ra were found after | discovered &@ note his wife informing him 9 end her life ang anted Aster N EU eC. Campbe ir oe t : ae baby with her. om suits. NDAY Pencil Stripe, 9c ters in & iy ision oO d Reliable ithe Chi t the Ol | Monday * ent the GL $25 2-Pants Suits, as $30 2.-Pants $15 Ww wenune aH 2-Pants Sults; | nd serges an i-wool biae se Pres, Bee $2.25 | duced M and Blue | jand A - . Pants $2.95 | viding & Genuine “scetson adopted _ -. $3 Felt Hats _M and Boys’ : nd Ca 3 = eae BD nioy Suits .- pes | gineers oon Balbrigzan Underwear. .« tions *%, Ribbed inet 4s Men's Ribbed Union Sutts...-- o5e | » Men's 50c Silk Pose ...-6see6 20¢ | his | Boys’ the School Blouses... .- — ee ~ Men’ s $3 Satin-Stripe Shirts. " Men's $7 Silk Jersey Shirts. . i « the ¢ otton Sox Eaten’ e Knickers ... a rs... Miss@eu commis | improv “grdine Coats $15 4 stripes, - | unless 75c ithe ac vA C | S | chan boost: New ‘otton and Worsted | 000 bi pe s Heavy < Work Pants Genuine Red Diamond, Cowhide, ‘Better Built, Compass $i 50: y Overalls and Jumpers. Double Eagle Stamps Mail Orders | Filled or bare

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Fe aah EE Be PE gS a LLG! nae: EN Rant hi aE ae CM eee Res 3 PAV Cae : eee eee ; Te; : 4 2h as Bt Be 2. A at ee lt Aa es Le | Seo a ig ag aT tA Bit Ds as , * . : * > line - “ye cae te es Pe . MET BAST oe ea - > « ry yva af =e - was eas ¥ ,. 7 . . y . : = ae ae ee eee « Ba ee. % 4 “4 BUN aa | BUNDAY, x | ? : - | ps 7: Gee a APRN ey, . a D aprit. 6. 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 40,000 MORE City Circulation than BOUH other evening newspapers COMBINED i ond *® 55 4 va cS 2 ae owe — + es, i “a B=by in Cistern,: LEHMAN Ss Se = a geen | . = mRNEUR, N. Y., April 5.—) y ‘e Campbell today found the, = ¥§ ; fie a Se his wife, Mrs. Blanche | ‘ ¥ = , _. ‘ A ee PRIL, 1911 P Pony in a cistern in the| | f — “ well ; ms Athietic Union Sults ... |gineers, shall declare such comple- R tt Pri " fen's Balbriczan Underwear. .Sr ‘tions physically impracticable. This otrom ces on All 7 , it ree a resolution is the first to set a time ioned Instruments ) oy ilk teen eae limit for finishing the river work. ‘ = Soc SNK EONS a This means. according t» Re - . x4 : ses = s c souri and ohio rivers, will be avail- Bellington Playe oe ie iP ce r 7-— e. ®@® @ ee . ¥ Ss : d iS *-* .19¢ . . $110 woe Senpence able by annual appropriations in * ne ee see : ie ocotecn Sphenaii o- five years, after which time only ‘. es ' e O'Connor Upright ., -». $5 ee, 9g ~~ em. maintenance appropriations will be| ~ King Upright..........9m5 MAE gee ome ones, | . ee Te, tirenn outta nna Worstca| Newton redrafted his $73,000,-| 9 | : : 000 bill so it would conform to the| His pro-. a a / I; sel ils a0 > $1 50 i will be included i he ge | ed mittee, wl e included in the n- ' . ’ ca and J - eral rivers and harbors bill, on — Double Eagle Stampe which a report is expected next > week. The unanimous committee ” 1101 Olive $t | 7 —— OE ‘vote today indicated success in the | House of his proposals. ” snug . , , a . . . — n wr b, PS i 1) 9 SPS ta a at Oe ; x Mes ‘ laa 7) ‘ rn ete) ; Pay Vai cou, ¥ Be ; ) a a Mii Y ay is ge ei sista ged del Nina hi a edt» > (ipaet Pp daw 4 ree Miata parhiet OY Sd >, nae a8 a 3 yee en 4 ‘ ae a " 7 ie? ore ’ f ; LS ig prey RAE ae hal rv ME A fe 4 ; : ay = ats Ee ities Ak aN 2 ks Sea st ; , Pe 8 TS ee eles ye is Tae Poa Seas, A or y - : a " ? Nee: ei - - bate lon P PND OE MS od od ee Sean Ethan axe Ser orp : : ‘ hi ee Ne ean b $3 7 . rays. : BaP are ng ware ir 3 ‘ “ AD TOS dn eT EET.) eer. eee — EG SGPEXSERERS aus, - (Salt Lake Tribune Founder Dies. ee SALT LAKE CITY, Utah., April | . | s.—Henry W. Lawrence, $2 years old, retired capitalist, and one of | ~~ whe the founders of the Salt Lake Trib- d Franktin une, died today. — = TO ALL WHO ORDER EDEN WASHERS NOW! Those who received two of these wonderful Eden Tubs free with Eden Washers some time ago , t h e N ew have been so enthusiastic in their acclaim of these labor savers that we have decided to make the Eden Tubs the feature of the Eden’s 13th Birthday Sale. The Eden Tubs are compact with big 1924 Model capacity, they are made of heavy rustproof galvanized steel and are electrically welded into one solid piece. Decide now to have Eden washdays and you will receive 44 The illustration shows eg the newest masterpiece $ V, . of Eden engineering— ts the finest washer ever | These 2 Eden Tubs FREE 2 “i [ Bites ; guarantee and bac Deral offer will apply on 3 : : : “Self-Drainers’”—“Easy Rollers” —“Labor Savers” f of the strongest i wich sive us a compte tne of SA Asal13th Anniversary Gift tutions in the city. 4 realie what you are being offered. ~ ' “s ” : ! | : | You can’t appreciate the ease and satisfaction of washing at ROYAL | | ] 7] ] 1 home until you’ve used an Eden with the two Eden Tubs—an . ‘ | | aur ideal home-laundry team of three units for the price of one. We'll gladly demonstrate this great team for you without ob- Fhe First Eden ligation if you prefer to see it work before you buy. Crude, wasn’t it? But in spite of its crudeness Edens were Very | Liberal Terms built right in 1911, just as they are toduy. Many of the firs: Edens, vastly’ inferior to to- A few dollars when you decide to buy and the balance on very days Eden, are still giving convenient terms, so low that the Eden practically pays. for faithful service every washday. itself. And, after you've used the Eden Tubs once, you wouldn't part with them for $25 each if you couldn't get another pair. x ~~~ : Decide Now to Join the Happy Family of 26,000 St. Louis Eden Users— eee ; ot An Eden Washer and 2 Edew Tubs Will Make Your Washdays Perfect! (al. asthe 7 With Every Eden— Take Advantage of This Big Free Anniversary Offer—Order Monday: Mail This | Coupon White Enameled Inside ' nee 6 ONLY $2.75 DOWN i nea) see NION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND Power (0 — tl (Or Any Branch) 1) th. and L, O éE> U Ss ra. rhs 8 Barrie: Fees m2 er day . mo™ vt Wats Beore 2 | OP 9 ays Uf t-pamey | UNION ELECTRIC Rey sot ean, Seta Eictric Shop-—Basemen! Phones: Olive of Central 7500 a 120) Licht we PowER Co. |] “os szcc" (Domestic Electric Co. : et i2th and Locust peng ye Breakfect Set ia (Or Any Branch) ~ Out-of-Town Readers Central 367 908 Pine Street One NNN cs cits DIRECT FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL” To. re ee ee ee ee ee aan a Gentiemes: sakes Please inform me fully about Free Eden Tub offer without gating me in any way. Louis Wolken Electric Co. 7s at yt aah ae 2 i Oe: i & aie 7 : 2 : Pap S 2 eo ++ e eee ee eaweeaanene ; * Breakfast BP wi - Extra Tables 2 2 ~—sSOC~PPhonee: Main 3220, Central 3530—or claitaier Gitte der taapemmiie Chairs. . —, || hCG Mail Us the Coupon Today! Lian} 6 ee ed i i i i i, i. ii i i i i, i i i. i,

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eat Tt pe ee lhe aE TES OTE Ee ee Re gale ad - . . - : . > OMBINED ore Be * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper C te - = = ae «e : x 7, 4s apie 15% ‘ADVANCE OF 8 CENTS AN Post-Dispatch Radio }) } a . can cand “eaaeaelieg . pew Republican League of Clayton C | GRANTED TO TILE HELPERS Broadcasting Station |] ei oe ty, designed to pet day. OF ‘New Seale. Which Is Result of r 7 | ais es on ad ore ide : Compromise, Effective From KS D Deo a ueecinct organisation ae mans 707-709 N. SIXTH Apeil 1. eters AP — 6th and FRANKLIN The Busiest Food Store in St. ie cu hh eee spite fer | Louis—Mon.-Tues. Specials the “80 members of Marble and Davlight broadcasting at $:46, “Where the Crewds Ge” rile Helners’ Local No. 18 and 127 9:40, 16-40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 Tile Helpers’ Local No. 15 and ich and 4p. m. Market quétations MONDAY SPECIALS | cents an hour more for the 500 Si and newes bulletins of interest page tpn, 15 | b f the Internati I to the Middle West, Prices sup . = =. Louis members of tne int tionNa to the ! die est. rices sup- —- — plied hy Market News Service, Gruss Au Tep- M tt litz species. An U on a a exquisite Red Fancy Quality Ri Hod Carriers and eee BullA- Ll. & Dept. of Agriculture and = . ine Laborers’ Union marked yes- principal Exchanges. ca! . OWNERS - BUILDERS AND OPERATORS OF INCOME PROPERTIES — _— = “ a mae ; ‘ % ‘of : : ee ee a ” “ Son mieg nem —cae ee ee _ - . Bench Rose. The : very best for in negotia- this locality. 3 for 43 terday’s development | fcr wr ee ee Gee ee ee eee ee eens ‘tions for new wage scales for the : Sunday—6:00 P. M. nye 4 various organized crafts identified White Banner or with the building trades. Mausir pregram br vadca ct Girect from Grand Central Theate Mound City. ; a Big cans . The new scale for the marble Pare, fresh helpers, effective from J > : , aa i a (1ie meee Savers Tuesday, April 1. his oe fn’ Sew \ > * ava Mt on x a i .t Rae: Ade, 353 Le t 4 bl ¥ - ee ae; by % xg da ’ " 4 . - Cd 7 bee ees a bans Py} eae is - " 4 > - ee et iY ae ee epg he R - 4 4) Sub 5 4 ‘ iced hops crease was a voluntary one and C—Isham Jones’ new song, “Never J Large, aie Agalr piared by Gene Rode mares A —s 5 Ibs. 15 ers, mostiv stonemason helpers, " 4ryrgan Solo by Stuart Barrte Ganes $1.12% an hour instead of $1, th: ae ae mes Bananas 20 | BOKES “ 10 eontract covering this Increase. James” oflen Lhs PURE & | Fan pe e ba " . ” te ahd ae es " * ' . } b 26 os Be | —s CANE } ° ~ = * he 4 at - Negro “Trade Week. mich | - re a ; oe Con vodemich Fine White ’ ----— = re. VERTISE the less in POST-DIs- = rATCH WANTS, ES: 713', . "a PHONES: OLIVE 1804; CE! _—eoo ans | ; | — : eet eee ee 7H] TRUSTEE's AU seh [ ll =] f= LES ¢€ TUTHILL —_ Make the old home attractive, . eo oe an order of sa:e. made b ° ortable Drain Tub For Private Homes, Laundries, Hotels, Cafes and Garages ef the centennial of the birth of tne i Pursuant ( : cneeal ‘ 10O-Siovak om poser. He 1 i =~ res shiect to appreva: TtneTreo). = oi=ss) Ccomfortable—and worth more OE os ee os +. a Mm and Equipment. consisting gee ress | Soe —Te = Tr oc sames of Auto Spring Company, Buck . .. 3 . . Company and Leuis F. Ane UA Devices © | STOCK PART ! ) eenm Siena! *109 Pair Auto -_ ’ . = bi ia . 2000 Stop Signals. 210! | bending, lifting ; , ’ PORTABLE ' eno, ~ metan h =, jety. t! “9 Drivers. 556 i“oetter Pin Too s. ize Bum and carrying y DRAIN TUB 3—“Nocturno’ ay ei Peatin Cn: oe ngs | = : Reflectors, Bulbs, Radiat J ae ae > 4 . - M Svohod a Ou c. : — Locks. and various other Stoca a22G “hoy through its self- J uf Will fit under ivi haa ff E =) : te a ceeatitl ? ‘ FIXTURES The Tubs That Have Become So Popular in St. Louis Society of St. Louis at National tions from “The Bartered Bride used by said bankrupt in the conduct of : === fe — je a ee / draining and 3 any standard _from the oF “The | 5 i - : t -. :. Mermine Sadilo } = => = : , | | 3 * 5 11 Desks, 5 Edison Dictaphones. & : Letter . portable fea washing machine S—Siaric Overtu pecaee ! ‘= nets. Chairs Tables, Stools, Clock. Shelving. Benches. Stencil Cuttef, . , Oe ‘ the opera tures. : | wringer. K ; : " , p Tv Ufn-e xf . = t — So ee — ;\a “Sa : = Ss The property will be offered in bulk a bid or combinatie TERMS C1‘SH JOHN C. TORIN. Trustee NAG TUTHILL SALES CO. REN. J. SELAIRA & SONS. Auctix TRUSTEE’S AUC - —4[- ; i* == = “ sss divisions, the highest —J c the provisions contained v ted for the benet:t indicated above. 2 clean stock of fanc which are as follows: 71 WU aa fu 7 . ll ni 'U on ry certain fixtures Jf: Cash Register. 2 Toledo Scates, Biecks, Counter Refrigerator, Display 4 ORVILLE. LIVINGSTO! The MURRAY PORTABLE DRAIN TUB will take the place of the | —" a Chora a Z ee walled SS EEE —. : ae a _ a Oil gu a REN. J. SELAERK & SONS, Act | ; | , al] ! 4 ul | DENCO ELECTRIC ; ' ” zo NORTH df old-fashioned stationary Tub, but a stationary Tub cannot take the | Monday—8:00 P.M. - place of the MURRAY PORTABLE DRAIN TUB. De ae tems, EOETAm arcane: fi 5) Rs . 454 Louis Gr ! he pep ae — 7; TUESDAY, APRIL pera Schoc t = rm, rte of , rms of 42 certaisa ndicate] above. & IT’S THE DRAINING and PORTABLE FEATURES |4 | age That Especially Recommend It! “cHiCaso’s wosT ELABORATE ~=89© What a difference eS a ee ae Trvestee. BEN. J. SELAIRA FUNERAL” HELD FOR GANGSTERS : = afew changes make _ —— “uct = SHOES—FURNISH These tubs are made of high-grade steel, 7 sa : seamed and welded. The body of galvanized , Friends Send Truck Loads oe Mow. | steel and finished in battleship gray. The ay Detectives. legs are of heavy pressed steel, set on easy- rolling casters. ee : . ini feat | | ee a es ee URS was a good old house. our new home so much better The portable and self-draiming ares | | ite Pantha Se (Chtcees?s ‘bien Well constructed of hon- than any others we have seen : - | a ehetuie: al ae Meee ae ae . for one of their fallen idols. Fr est materials—but in design, that, in spite of many good of- 2 Se ee ee ee Be | 738 Men's Shoes, 296 Boys Shoes, 7% make these tubs suitable for many other ae Faetrteitens tt | i sane = 8 patel duel with completely out of date. Somuch fers, we wouldn't sell it at any 4 on’ = 7 fey = | oye Sus, 23 Overcoats. 25 Mack bE Furnishings, Ties, Shirts, - ade The MURRAY PORTABLE DRAIN TUB i: Ht : | math of the recent election in Ci so, in fact, that when wetnedto pmee. i. : o en's Furnishi am ene. $4 inches high, 1954 inches long and 16%, : - a nS Ra Re gene go = sell 1t we found we could get very . TE T's stock has Been shipped from 2 inches wide. It weighs approximately 22 : lay became a tomb of Easter flow. little more for it than the value Get the Barrett Book yourself : . Gra . ccomac fkiwe. (6... 2301 Accomac Si. - pee ) rs, anels, Small Supplies, mrge ” " H. Grimme. 3001 Arsenal form old fashioned 4 & aes and parts, etc. Desks, haira, . » mechbold Co... 3426 Delor. | ne t the! TY : : = | a ae a a a Henninger Hdwe. Co., 1818 S. 18th Se. und detectives who ha houses into artistic, - BME Sate etc. The anle will be in bulk J. A. Schw . - erson and Johns & Bewig, 2754 Park Av. 2 * | Stn ec. ‘The eale Wit be i Os clashed with Caponi and his ganc HERE is a Barrett Roofing ry type bi 7 +) g , Hebert. New Market Hdwe. Co. 4015 Laclede. ] aoe ae of this book from your many times tn the past Hdwe. Co., 3629 Cherokee St. Marchong Hdwe. Co. 3407 California Stix, Baer & Puller ag el em Dept. ,. | Noise & French, 1600S. 30th St. . Co., 81 Av. : acne on — : es oe Roch Stove & Hdwe. Co., 3348 £ = “1 ' ‘ / , 3. Some er a whether dwelling, garage, office or industrial plant. Be dealer 10 SAILS TO GET ‘APPETIZER sure the roofing you buy bears the Barrett label. cency today for you! the othera golf and fieh and ride a eeeitie, ieee Eien ee We fT Skt - oe oe nce ont a ——— = —— we eee oe ee —_ —— ie s , . 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& RE ES epee * 7, APRIL ’ yl This Book did it— This ractical, eco- nomical ways to trans- form old fashioned houses into artistic, modern homes. Get this book from your dealer, or send us 10 cents today for you copy. The Barrett Compan IG1T Olive Street, st. Leais, -. : oF ye ; i" — Vag aie 9 ™ ae 7. NE SUR le GR Sat ee ah oh a see Bee 5. 4 a . 2 in Fat a ae MN ME Eo A ea POS Neher Meee ion Ss ORNS a(S ae ee a en “ ' ai 6 ;, fees as tilt i Te y ae eee TT PELE ELEM AONE TARE RONEN RRS BRIE aR aE DAY, 6, 1924. igh a a a a Ne AR RRL as fe TRIAS bite eT PRE yes eb ae FOE SRS Oe MRE) iat Meee iene ERS BE or Sete Cp ee POO EP WERE OE sae Ne a 2) The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci reulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED . D sunan League to Meet.’ Work for nomination of fit Repub- = aR SER of lican candidates, will meet at the pew Republica! | Clayton Courthouse at 8 p. m. Tues- ueig County, designed to per-| gay, Oliver Abel is temporary FARMERS APPEAL beck-Burtness bill I have been considering what other steps the Federal Government can take to aid in the movement toward diver- : | q A Cis Auction & Storage Co. >» = eit os? ae — ’ . . 4 *. - PRES pir pees fe tl Hi ERD ILE arp SP . taathate ~~ e Nal a “4 precinct organization and president. -— AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS Sod Regular Sales Every Saturday at Warehouse 1808-10-12 CHOUTEAU AV. Trustee and Residence Sales Central 534. #2 ae Assignee, fain 1683. AUCTION NEW FURNITURE STOCK Appraised Value, $11,500 April 7, 1924 10:30 A. M. : 414 NORTH BROADWAY of Rhodes-Burford Furniture Stock buildi having to be vacated not later than April 12th, wil be seta at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash, z-Room Suites, ifforobes, Cedar Che« s, Brass ves and Coal Ranges. Eos serenrt ; H 4. A. SELKIRK AUCTION & STORAGE COMPANY Auctioneers + This sale was taken under contract that everything must be -sold.) —_——_——— Bh 7 a“ ~ AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS OFFICES: 7131, CHESTNUT STREET PHONES: OLIVE 1894; CENTRAL 476. | TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! UTHILL SALES COMPANY BANKRUPT 3210-14 Locust St. Monday, April 7th, 10:30 A. M. Pursuant to an order of sale, made by the Referee in Bank- ™ ruptcy and subject to approval thereby, we will offer for sale as ‘indicated above, a quantity of Automobile Accessories, Fixtures and Equipment, consisting approximately as follows and formerly used by said bankrupt in the conduct of business under the trade names of Auto Spring Company, Buckeye Sales Company, Auto Devices Company and Louis F. Able Company. STOCK 2000 Stop Signals, 2100 Pair Auto Lenses, 350 Vanity Cases, $60 Valve Tools, 2500 Wrenches, 110 Piston Vises, 600 Screw Drivers, 550 Cotter Pin Tools, 125 Bumpers, 191 Block Supports, Reflectors, Bulbs, Radiator Caps, Primers, Wind Breakers, Gear Locks, and various other Stock and Shop Equipment, pertaining to the Automobile. FIXTURES 11 Desks, 5 Edison Dictaphones, Bookkeeping Machine, Cabi- nets, Chairs, Tables, Stools, Letter Files, Addressing Machine, Clock, Shelving, Benches. Stencil Cutter, Safe, Heaters, etc. The property will be offered in bulk and in suitable detail sub- divisions, the highest bid or combination of bids to prevail. TERMS CASH JOHN C. TOBIN, Trustee NAGEL & KIRBY, Attorneys TUTHILL SALES CO., Bankrupt BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, 71315 Chestnut St. TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! Fleischmann Grocery and Meat Market 6929 Minnesota Avenue Tuesday, April Sth, 10:30 A. M. By virtue of the provisions contained in a certain Chattel Deed of Trust, executed for the benefit of creditors, we will sell as indicated above, a clean stock of fancy groceries and likewise certain fixtures, which are as follows: Cash Register, 2 Toledo Scales. Hobart Grinder, Butcher Blocks, Counter Refrigerator, Display Counter, Candy Case, etc. ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, 7131, Chestnut St. TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! DENCO ELECTRIC COMPANY 454 NORTH SARAH ST. TUESDAY, APRIL 8TH, 2:30 P. M. By virture of the terms of a certain Chattel Deed of Trust, we oo al for ~ as indicated above, a stock of Radio Parts. Flec- c Fixtures, ardware, Paint, Cash Register, Show Cases Coun- ters, etc. TERMS CASH. el. ee ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee. BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers. AT AUCTION! SHOES—FURNISHINGS—CLOTHING 1629 MARKET STREET WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9th, at 10:30 A. M. INVOICE ABOUT $6000.00 By virtue of the terms of a certain contract, we will offer for Sale at the time and place and in the manner indicated above the following property: ® 3 400 Men's Shoes, 200 Boys’ Shoes, 75 Men's Suits, 100 pairs Pants, #) Boys’ Suits, 25 Overcoats, 25 Mackintoshes, Complete Stock of Men's Furnishings, Ties, Shirts, Underwear, Union Suits, Overalls, dumpers, Sweaters, Gloves, Hosiery, Hats, Caps, etc. This stock has been shipped from another town for a more con- venient market. The property will be offered in bulk and in suit- able detail subdivisions. Terms cash. BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, 713% Chestnut St., St. Louis, Mo. bie TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE! IDEAL CABINET CO., Bankrupt : 108 PINE STREET THURSDAY, APRIL 10th, 10:30 A. M. Pursuant to an order made by the Referee in Bankruptcy and Subject to approval thereby, we will offer for sale for the under- Signed, as specified above, a stock of finished and unfinished Phonograph Cabinets, 39 Drawer Tables, Radio Cabinets, 13 onograph Motors, Tone Arms, Discs, Reproducers, Glass, Mir- fers, Panels, Small Supplies, large quantities of unfinished Cabi- Aetts and parts, etc. Desks, Chairs, Tables, Typewriter, Iron Safe, etc, The sale will be in bulk and in detail. TERMS CASH. ORVILLE LIVINGSTON. Trustee MEYER BLOCHER, Attorney BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctionecrs Pesce. ee — TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE! The Maulding Company, Bankrupt 315 N. Tenth St., Third Floor Household Furnishings FRIDAY, APRIL 11th, 10:30 A. M. By order of the referee in bankruptcy and subject to approval by we will offer for sale for the undersigned the entire Mock, fixtures and equipment as follows: A stock of New Furniture including Dressers, Chiffoniers, Chifforobes. Vanity Dressers, Tables, Beds, Chairs, Rockers, Day Stands, Lamps, Wicker Furniture, Breakfast Sets, Parlor ad Living Room Suites, Dining Tables, Buffets, Davenette Sets, Chests, Mattresses, Linoleum, Room Rugs, Small Rugs, 7 Ographs, Refrigerators, Gas Ranges, Combination Ranges, Ng Stoves and various other useful and desirable articles of household appointments. Office Furniture, Desks, Chairs, Tables, Cabinets, Revolving Chairs, etc. a sale will be in bulk and in ‘suitable detail subdivisions. Te (MS CASH. "EILLE LAVINGSTON, Trustee JOHN C. TOBIN, Attorney BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers ‘Continuation of Present i i ' 10 ThE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS Conditions Will Result ' sified farming in the Northwest. I recommended in my address to the conference, and in a previous ad- dress to the Congress, that the time during which the War Finance Corporation may make advances for agricultural purposes be ex- tended until the end of the calen- dar year. | Extension of Power. | “A resolution granting such an 'extension has since become law. |The War Finance Corporation, however, cannot make direct loans |\to farmers. It can act only through in General Deportation, ‘responsible financial intermedi- It Is Said. “100,000 LEFT EACH aries. The question has arisen, Lherefore, whether it would not be practicable and within the general purpose of its organization, to have the Agricultural Credit Corporation undertake along sound and ef- fective lines some of the work MONTH LAST YEAR” Coolidge Urges New Credit which I had hoped the Depart- ment of Agriculture would be per- mitted to undertake under the Norbeck-Burtness bill. “I know of no more effective service that could be rendered ‘to Body to Join War Fi- nance in Relief of Wheat | Growers. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April tinuation of present unfavorable conditions on American farms will result in a general “deportation” 5.—Con- lof American farmers, representa- } ; tives of several farm organizations, declare in an open letter addressed ito “the President, the Congress and ithe People of the United States. i Farmers were forced from their ‘homes during 1923 at a rate of (100.000 a month, the letter said, ‘and “the process still is under way ‘in all its cruelty.’ /'Producers’ , The McNary-Haugen bill was in- dorsed as an emergency relief measure. Signers of the Letter. The letter was signed by T. C. Washington the National Grange; Gray Silver, for the Am- erican Farm Bureau Federation; James R. Riggs, Nationa! Livestock Association and George Atkeson, of tive J. Wett, general manager of the ‘American Wheat ciation. | without recognition. ‘our farms and commensurate with Ameri- | An elaborate struc- | ture of economic protection is pro- ivided for industry and labor but ' ; J Growers’ “Country conditions cannot be told in words,” conditions of broken banks are real, but the suffering them is hidden in tance, of people, tect family futile and property, nition for this remains unchecked, although it has existed for “The cause is evident. A dis- ordered world emerging from war | man-made | and handicapped by barriers across channels of inter- national trade proves unable to absorb the surplus production of our industry at prices can standards. does not reach the farmer. Remedy Declared Obvious. “The remedy is as obvious as the | cause. It rests in the application of effective protection to the prod- | ucts of the farm equally with those | of other industry, the establishment | ‘of domestic markets for farm crops | ‘on an American basis, apart*from | world conditions, to conform with like markets already provided for among manufaciures and American labor.”’ President asked the recently organized Agricultura] Coolidge todav Credit Corporation to undertake, in | co-operation with the War Finance 'Corporation, the extension of credit to Northwestern wheat growers for farm diversification. | The request was embodied in a letter to C. T. Jaffray of Minnea- apolis, chairman of the board of | directors of the Agricultura] Cred- ‘it Corporation, which was organ- ized by Eastern and Middle West- with a interests, of $10,000,000 as a ern financial | capitalization ‘result on the Northwest farm situation. | Text of Letter. The President's letter said: “At the conference held Washington early in February in : ( agricultural | Situation in the Northwest one of | the important questions considered | was the movement toward diversi- | connection with the fied farming in areas of the North- | west which have in the past been idevoted mainly to wheat growing In my address to the conference, I : Norbeck-Burtness bill, then pending in the Congress, | which appropriated a fund to be | ' 7 Agricul- | ture in making the loans to wheat | farmers to enable them to purchase . and thus equip their farms for dairying and referred to the used by the Department of livestock and poultry, general farming “I suggested that such a funda be administered in a sound effective if coupled could and manner representa- | Orange | ASSO- | the letter said. “The | which followed | the haze of dis- | Unceasing toil of millions | attempt to pro- | is lost | The recog-| five of the February conference | | | in | Central Northwest. Where a farm- er proves himself to be competent and industrious, and willing to un- dextake the added responsibility and labor incident to diversified farming, it should be possible for him to obtain the funds and the practical assistance necessary to enable him to purchase livestock and thus make a start toward di- versification. “If such a program is soundly ad- ministered, it should be possible to make loans of this character on sound security and without undue | financial risk. In connection with business of this kind, moreover, your corporation would, I am in- formed, be legally eligible to make legal application to the War Fi- nance Corporation for loans in substantial amounts. “I would appreciate it if you would advise me whether or not in your opinion, and in the opinion of | your board of directors, it will be |practicable for your corporation to | undertake, in co-operation with the War Finance Corporation and along sound and conservative lines, a substantial amount of business of the character which I have out- lined in this letter.” $200,000 ALIENATION SUIT br: AGAINST CORLISS PALMER °°. cember, 1920. was born to them | mother’s vanity case. Her 20, 1920, and that the boy |box was the recptacie for an on, Virgil, soles remains in her custody. The coupie ‘and a pencil and two fountain Action Filed by Wife of Eugene V. | had homes in Roslyn, New York /caps proved the. receptacles — Brewster, Movie Magazine (City and elsewhere, ‘three more. He produced a als Publisher. F _— Brewster says she aided her | match box, a mouse trap, an — y the Associated Preas. “husband to establish himself aud | watch case, ‘ x NEW YORK, April 5,.—Mrs. |that, as an author and moving pic- | several ether *Witemeiad ‘ec | sleanor Brewster, wife of Eugene/|ture producer, he has become lof which were receiving sets | Vv. Brewster, wealthy publisher of | Wealthy. She says Miss Palmer | peanut set, he explained, ' | motion picture magazines, today | arrived at Roslyn in December, | nickel, because he had to bu | filed sult in the Supreme Couct | 1920. ‘bag of peanuts | | 48ainst Miss Corliss Palmer,| The complaint then alleges that. charging her with alienation of her | Brewster and Miss Palmer are now | husband's affections and asking | living together in Morristown, N. | “™ $200,000 damages. J., where, the complaint says, Miss In 1922 Mrs. Brewster began a | Palmer induced Brewster to set up | Stop Rheuma In 48 Hours ‘Suit for separation, maintaining |an elaborate, luxurious establish- that her husband had housed in! ment for her use. Don't suffer from those terrible bing pains of Rheumatism, ec his Roslyn, Long Island, home, a peony ) [4 POCKET-SIZE RADIO SETS neuritis, gout and swollen jolnte, screen actress. After the suit was : settled out of court, Brewster took od oF thorn’ pee Gearon Boy, 13, Enters Building Contest— One tn Mother’s Vanity Case. up his home on an estate at Morris- Sloe soon treehie etn ee town, N. J., where he was said to moss’ Anti-Rumatia srantonant “and have installed Miss Palmer, her | By the Associated Press. pain will vanish seemingly like ‘mother and family. He said he CHICAGO, April 5.—A 13-year- ony a lew’ lean ee cn | would marry Miss Palmer “as soon |old boy, with 14 radio sets, all in| offering to send a $1 treatment as the law permits.’’ | working order, disposed about his oonweety trae ond pestpale te avery The complaint says Brewster and person, appeared to enter the Mrs. Brewster were* married at school playground radio set-mak- ing contest today. He was Wilbur Wetlin and one costa you anything and not kate you in any way. write for the treatment today, and prove at my that you can be rid of Rhuem AUGUST EYSSELL, Dept, 153, Laborato . Ka ferer who writes me. Since this does Stamford, Conn., Dec. 27, 1916, and lived together happily until De- | | ne | | | i eT i sees * 8 8eey am i i - - \ j i i pA) Vs - KENNARD'S _ t+ EAR] - > fw ew me eee eee ae Style and Value at Moderate Prices These three vastly important phases in buying satisfactory Home Furnishings are emphasized throughout this entire establishment. Ultra-pleasing effects backed by thoroughly good materials and workanship—and priced very reasonably. “fhat Your Home _ Shall Be Y BReautiful 9 IC nh 7 bad s ory « ar. 7 ~ 3 oe te Ble ' _— d. - SY arte, © . — = & a ee € a —_e FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS | Feature suites and pieces of the most pleasing char- acter for Living Rooms, Dining Rooms and Bed- rooms. Especial provision for the requirements of the new type of smaller apartments and houses. | 2-Piece Swites ....ccccces Easy Chairs .. Occasional Chairs ....... Tables a 20 are FOR LIVING ROOMS eeee eae ®t ee eee e eevee eee cocslscsuanssesen 40 Patterns and colorings to suit individual preferences may be selected with ease from our extensive as- sortments of all qualities of Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums. In view of this, and the fact that our prices are cop- sistently. low, you will save time and money by choosing your Floor Coverings here. DOMESTIC RUGS 9 feet x 12 feet. Axminsters ccceccess 1ae050 £0 § 77.50 ~2-8 10 A 5-Piece Sunroom Set, chair, settee, rocker, table and smoking stand, in brown fiber Velvet and Wilton Velvet........$39.00 to $ 61.50 my Wilton resecpeeese $1900 to $150.00 Other sizes proportionately priced. FOR DINING ROOMS Attention ‘is particularly directed to the popular priced suites—suites as carefully selected as our very finest, and of a superior net value. woods, finishes and combinations of pieces. 10-Piece Queen Anne Suite, Mahogany, $225 FOR BEDROOMS The complete suites, partial suites and separate pieces present a very satisfactory range for every possible requirement. prices are numerous and exceedingly pleasing. The assortments 3-Piece Walnut Suite, $198 Kennard’s Special Cotton Felt Mattress, $18 Special Spiral Spring, $11 Live Goose Feather Pillows, 5 Ibs., $5.75 Pair CARPETS Per yard, 27 inches wide. FIGURED Axmingter nitiereccasc.cce comanssccrtele 1 Gise Velvet and Wilton Velvet............$2.00 to $3.80 WER ccctédémectcces muccetsehecxsnee ae PLAIN Velvet and Wilton..................--$2.45 to $6.00 In various ‘22 at popular PLAIN BROADLOOM CARPETS Chenille, 27 inches to 15 feet wide, $9.75 to $15.00 per sq. yard. Wilton, 27 inches to 12 feet wide, from $3.00 per yard, 27 inches wide, to $27.50 per yard, 12 feet wide. LINOLEUMS CURTAINS—DRAPERIES Per Square Yard. Debeted jccicideccéced aecdesci ees with a general program of refund. | ing and extension cdebtednegrs. The Norbeck-Burtness of overdue in- ' bill, however, has failed of passage in the Senate, and it is thus appar- ent that relief along these lines cannot be expected. “In my address to the confer- ence I suggested also that the con- ference consider what steps financial, industrial and tural interests represented properly take and effective could assistance in the Agricultural Credit Corporation *° * * was organized. | 1 am informed stock of the that the capita! corporation to the | agricul- | to render matéria) | the | emergency. In response to this sus- | | gestion 4 the : amount of $10,000,000 ~has been | subscribed by business ‘and it has been gratifying to me to note the public-spfrited manner ia which these interests have come to the aid of the situation. “Since the defeat of the Nor- interests | Interesting displays are being made of the new CASEMENT CURTAINS OF NET Fringed. CASEMENT CURTAINS OF SILK Numerous Beautiful Shades. ‘RUFFLED VOILE CURTAINS Variety of Good Colors. CRETONNES Conventional and scenic designs in a wealth of fanciful colorings. Imported and Domestic. Balaid ccnicccdccsoon eovceosesheosqamae Gn Plain eeeeeeee eee eeeeeeaereeeeeene 2-91.00 to $3.25 ORIENTAL RUGS The new importations are the result of indefatigable search for those mag- nificent colorings difficult to locate and reluctantly disposed of. In both Persian | and Chinese Rugs we have never ex- celled our present showing. tion to the usual series of sizes we offer a number of extra large room sizes. 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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924 eR “MY Y.° Ittoul A ete nent —— - — . - din! iediiies ot«-sien> | —_— ~~ - —- 1—8S aE eee —_— ——- £ x j 5 a Piching of Sothoren Is Feature Brownie Permits ia Four Hits in Five : Piaings — Right Hander Nee Pu RREIGAU GETS THREE Saves Brewers Shutout. ——— a Special Correspondent of the | Post-Dispatch. PSRADENTOWN, Fla., March 5. a ? The Milwaukee club absorbed its th straight beating, at the hands the Cardinals here today. the Meere being 5-2. They escaped a ts yt-out by pushing over two tal- Wiis in the ninth. In the six games tween the two clubs, the Cardi- opponents, In- outscored their 7-19, and outhit them, 72-49. @uding the games with and Gradentown, the Cardinals’ 7@ Florida record reads, 14 victories “mend 3 defeats for a percentage of ~ £ 7 Marewell here, turrisked P2232. | Today's game, the Cardinals’ feal line on the “come-back” of Allan Sothoron. Ai first five innings and gave a splen- Waid exhibition, permitting but four Mp He had one chance to field a bunt. | “ae matthews laid one down in #Phits, none of them very savage. the F fifth and beat it out, but Sothoron Ge Played the ball well and his throw ™o first was perfect. The closest ; the Brewers came to counting off ve of years. peethoron was in this fifth when pee walked two men and Matthews’ bunt filled the bases with two nh. The ‘ex-Brownhie fully to Lober and the batter to Freigau. Allan walked apparentiv experimenting th his “spitter’’ which he has t been unable to use for a couple He fanned three Bh ’ te also apse, in all ways looked good. ‘ The Cards hopped on Shaack, the paret Milwaukee pitcher for five Ops and three runs in the sec- pend. Bottomley started with a at but Mueller was called out on petikes. Bell, Freigau, Vick and : Bothoron followed with safeties and 7 “ble and an wy io¢ = oS $s | od / P | 4 Bae . nan v4 Ad . Se AINA FS SR a ae a i i i a Team Work of Eastern _ Soccer Eleven Baffles Local Professionals ee ool Field by a staff photographer, ' Thank You, Mr. Sothoron. Browns, Held to Five Hits, Win ~ - » - - Oe - - — - ~~ ee ee ee i i i A te mea a CARDINALS. AB. » mae —J 3 i — Douthit, rf-if Sovith, if Hornsby, 2b ’ Bottomley, tb. Mueller, cf-1b.. Bell, 3b Freigau, 8s 0 See Niebergall, c we Se ePID * ‘wv Brown, p .. Nerth, p ... Sherdel, p , Holm, Iif-cf .. > wosesseeounSeive-to = Myers, cf .... Toporcer, 2b Schultz, If *Dyer . Sow osoecwsoesounvewn ~ =~ = w= Totals . m, ty § *Batted for Niebergal] MILWAUKEHPF. AB. RB. Matthews, rf % Lober, cf Johnson. Griffin, : Cooney, Melliilo, ‘ _ e | esesoeoscesescsoece Ss: Shinault, c Young. c ... Shaack, p . Keefe, p .. *Magee . **Strohm S°°¢Sheer .. lee Oh em mmes a «ws eee & *Batted for Young in Sth. **Batted for Keefe in 9th. ***Batted fer Matthews in 9th. Innings— 1234567890 Cardinals oO 83e11LtL~ees0e Wilwaukee 060000000 2 2 Summary: Two-base hitse—Vick. Three- hits—Hornsby, Freigau. Stolen bases—Bottomles, Mueller. Double plays —Bell, Hornsby and Bottomley; Hornsby, Freigau and Bottomley. Base on balis—~ off Keefe, 1; off Brown, 3; off Shaack, 1. Struck out—By Soth- oron, 3; by Shaack, 1; by North, 1; Sherdel. 1. Pitching record—0Off Soethor. on, 4 hits, no runs in 5 innings; off 0 0 0 L I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 is - Brown, 3 hits, 2 runs in 2 innings (no out in ninth): off North, no hits, no runs in 2-3 innings: off Shaack, 10 hits, 5 runs | in 5 innings. Left on bases—Cardinals 8. Milwaukee 8. Time—ih. 50m. Umpires —Weir and O’Brien. WINDSOR (COLO.) QUINT WINS U. S. SCHOLASTIC BASKETBALL LAURELS by the Associated Prem CHICAGO, April i from Windsor, Colo., a little town of 1300 persons, with 62 giris and 098 boys in their high school, to- night won the National Interscho- lastic basketball championship held under the auspices of the University of Chicago, decis- ively defeating Yankton, champions South Dakota, 25 to 6. Manchester, N H.. won third place in the tournament by defeat- ing Northeastern of Detroit, 20 to 14, in in which Bozek, Man- chester forward, made than half of his team's points. Warrensburg, Mo., won the con- championship, Elgin. Dll. 34 to 27. The Warrens- burg team Was a two-man affair, Carrison, forward, and Loman, cen- ter, making 30 of its 54 points. .— Five boys tournament of a Rame right solidation BBB OA A A el el Ale el el ll al ad ——, ; ' College Baseball ‘ ‘ 6 a ee i i a ee ee ws Harvard 10. Boston UT. 3. Yale 4. Ferdham 2. Penn UU. 23. Drexel Inst. 1. Butter 10, Wisconsin 2. Verment 9, Navy 4. Indiana Normal 7. Purdee 4. Ukiahoma 3, Nebraska @. ¥ Ce ee ee i ms | eeessoseossooeowooeses x— § | by | more | defeating | - From Dallas, 3-2; Smart Work On Bases Is Deciding Factor Only Once During Contest Do Sisler’s Men Get More Than One Safety in an Inning—Danforth and Davis Pitch— Ellerbe Plays Well at Third Base. By J. Roy Stockton, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. DALLAS, Tex., April 5.—George Sisler’s Browns broke their losing streak by defeating the Dallas club of the Texas league this afternoon, 3 to 2, but it took smart base running, a brilliant defense and consider- — able luck to put the St. Louisans on the long end of the score. Brownies failed to shake off the hitting slump that has shackled them since they left Mobile. They made only five hits today, whéreas Dallas gathered eight off Danforth and Davis. The story of how the Brownie/one re scored tells how helpless | 2nd went to third when Sisler sin- 'gled to center. runs we the men of Sisler were at the bat with runners on the bases. They scored one in the second inning on a double steal, Jacobson sliding lover the plate and Severeid reach- ‘ing second. To state that Jacobson and Severeid worked the double steal certainly must indicate that ithe throw to second and the re- | turn throw were far from perfect. McManus opened the fourth in- ning with the Browns’ second hit’ ‘and it took an error to pave the way for the second run. Jacobson ‘hit to the pitcher, whose throw to ‘second had McManus forced, but ‘the second baseman was slow in ‘covering and dropped the throw, ‘spoiling chances for a _ possible ‘double play. Severeid walked, filling ‘the bases, with nobody out. EMerbe Drives in Run. Ellerbe sent a long fly to right ,and Rice, running for McManus, iscored. Jacobson went to third and |Severeid to second after the catch. ‘That blow of Ellerbe’s came near- ‘er to being a blow in the pinch than any other hit by the Browns. There was no further scoring that inning, despite the fact that there | were men on second and third with i} only one gone. The squeeze play was called for, but Danforth missed his attempt to bunt the ball and Jacobson was run down between third and home. Danforth then struck out to end the inning. | In the fifth inning the Browns’ ‘third and winning run was pro- | duced and it cannot be said that it | was knocked over the plate. With ’ ' | inning in The out, Gerber singled to right That was the only which the Browns made more than one safety. The pitcher threw out Evans and then Mc- Manus walked and when Jacobson also drew a pass, Gerber was forced over the plate with the run that decided the game. Brownie Defense Brilliant. To offset their impotent attack, + the Browns played brilliantly in the field. McManus turned one of the best plays ever seen when he start- ed and. finished a double play in the second inning. With one out, and Segrist on first, Lovelace hit a hopper to McManus who scooped up the ball and ran toward the ad- vancing Segrist to touch him be- fore throwing to Sisler. Segrist stopped in his tracks to try to pre- vent a double play and McManus quickly snapped the ball to Sisler and then raced back to second in time to take the return throw and tag Segrist sliding into the bag. It was as smart a play as a second baseman ever pulled and was a great relief after the thick-headed work by the Brownies during the two games at Shreveport. There were other excellent plays. Frank Ellerbe was busy at third base and handled grounders throws cleanly. He was Brownie to get an extra ba crashing a double against the ter field fence to start the | inning. He was left on 'GOULD BEATS MORGAN By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, April 5.—Jay Gould of Philadelphia, perennial holder of the national court tennis champion- ship, successfully defénded his title today by defeating Hewitt Morgan of New York in the challenge match of the tournament, 6-1, 6-1, 11-9, Morgan won Gould for the championship by scoring an international victory yes- terday in the final round, defeating W. dD. MacPherson of the Queens ; Club, London. fos ee IN CHALLENGE MATCH the right to play} / r Literally Stole This One. ( oma ca S PAVIS FP .caces wleseeeeceewouc” | wel eecewweewnenwae? = | momunwerwenwened ESM wleecestonnocccenr oe | SCSOOSHHMHWOHKOCH OH Sl mewvenenneneounP CY eo~ eee eo pt pa 08 eoew -=-2 ona eeen EG unwal dcecernessocoont if rie nh | | | FEEEEFS.: oftilife, Feerecttt . 5.—Definite announcement that he would participate in the American open golf tournament this year wae made here today by Walter Hagen, who returned from Pine- hurst, where he won the annual North and South open title. Hagen will sail from New York for Liver- pool early in June to prepare for the British tournament to be held |b June 23. Pampas Bull Puts Out Al Reich in The First Round More Than 25,000 Persons See _ Firpo Dispose of American Opponent. By the Associated Press. BUENOS AIRES, April 6.—Luis Firpo, the South American heavy- weight champion, tonight added another victory to his record, by knocking out Al Reich, the Ameri- can heavyweight, who came to Buenos Aires with championship aspirations. Firpo’s powerful right turned the trick. In less than two min- utes after the sound of the gong in the first round, Firpo landed on Reich’s jaw, and Reich crashed to the floor. Notwithstanding des- perate efforts, he was unable to rise within the allotted time and, after the count of 10, was carri between the clinches. Sud let loose a series of head and body, which helpless. Reich tried to block the b . *® are —-. e . . Ne. @ 4 St. Louisans Taught a Lesson in Defensive Tactics — Hitchcock Kicks Ball Through His Own Goal. By Dent McSkimming. : St. Louis soccer fans have heard much on the efficacy of speed and perhaps they have begun to wonder if ‘‘pep’’ was not sufficient within itself to win any soccer game. tion game at High School Field w Those who watched yesterday’s exhibi- ere disillusioned. They were ¢con- vineed that team play and a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of defensive play are essential to success against high-class opposition. a ‘ negan. Time of halves—45 min- utes Goals—McCarthy, Bergin, Hitch- cock (into his own goal), Maxwell and A. Jackson. TEN-U-VUS TEAM GETS | 2940 TOTAL IN CITY HANDICAP TOURNAMENT The Ten-u-vus team was the pace maker in last night's rolling in the scratch games for the 954, 944 and 832. Other ge a ae a2 -! na " < Sa : EE SE Weae? mr =F AS age ens 4 eeape ag scr EE oy peri. 5 ae RS PY, os ate BS, a TS i el ee Bethiehem’s team of imported stars, some of them in this country __ less than @ year, gave a team of selected St. Louls professional stare an object lesson in soccer. in favor of the eastern team. view of the fact that one goal eer scored for Bethlehem was kicked into the St. Louis net ay by a St. Louis fullback, the final result was not at all bad . St. Louls viewpoint. Best Team Seen Here in So smoothly did the Beth team co-ordinate and so ge mr , a + oa ? 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Ss ae —-— Se -- ; z ~ are Pat ‘ ~The 2 >a ah Se aaa ‘ 2 re ST LOUS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924 ) . a = Fighter Can Be Entirely Crooked as Long as He Continues to Keep_ F dis” Lef = Strai e. @ r == | ; iin | : —————s atin sts ae * x ; * ‘ t ik . ear-Goal Which Bethlehem Narrow in the First Half __ Lane Teeh} W ag A National League Clubs Rely on A Near-Goal Which Bethlehem Narrowly Missed in the First Half Cen ssily Win Meet a New Pitchers and Shortstops to ge=wmmmmms — me opin ooo “ a a a By anderbilt bar Bolster Flag Hopes This Year § eat ia ing Tipe? — | te c | | oe. fer ‘ a a our Records Shas Sc hool Tank Majority of Teams Will Take the Fieki With Compara Few Changes in Lineups—Giants Have Gained POOR. «yal > TRE Ong * levery *vent in which thes |swimmers from | Lane cago, won the thirg Mississippi Valley i'meet in Wilson Pool. a University, last night sim. 3 |of 35 points, almest at = Arthur Schneff. | “ ; s.. a of the training camp erind. Chief among the latter class of ath Sheol Tee Lamm | Washingto= University Pix a ane serena counted 18 ‘an a won their first outdoor track | wee -Semance, the Giants fave | wee, May, Stone, Demarest, * oY es en OTs Ree ge SEES: We ak ee a ee a x eR iin Se SB eS é é 3 Four records went te the! ue ef the season bY defeating Shree high-priced pitchers —— Dean Steineder : RS ae y BURNS Pee re 2 Gi ee ae re a SMa : Re ES AE SR ees SOY, a aR Aa oe > a in the competition, Lane 3 ¢ mmodores of Vanderbilt | pee ae a new record of 148g in an intersectional meet | ? . Saldwin and Maun--who are ex- eteen Alien ee € saee S@ Mrongthen the none te INFIELDERS—Grimm. Mar- aoe : SA ety, a5, by Le OOS Gt eg poids: gate Me OE? ee fee eee oe er |winning the 260-para gaencis Field yesterday ® ~ me ene McGraw burt ne staf _ AMV iic. W ric hu. Tra) Teor. Moore. R . > oe . . : ie ee Re Bs Pes ; FF ee y e Key ou EF tng: te ; Pe xB ae 3 ers & ¥ ‘a : PES ; * “at a ~ “ 7 > - team” from Parker Fi 9 “ h the Pikers failed .0; Braves point to Strrker and Year- ag... ENRNT : : , Chicago. negotiated the § 4 two events they had ¢x-| ee en ee nents aaeng | _ CUTWIRLDEMS—Cores, Bte- free style in 26 1-5 =. win, notably the high) ho Was th the Cardin ON hee : m r wears ago: the Dodgers have Yar- - Sarshart. Lace, Cayier, Taken at High School Field by a staff photographer. | ond faster than the and the pole vault, the tedm | Sekie: the Pirates, Kremer, Yde ena | eer The 100-yard breset semen by George Rider mae tees ; » + , ba . é 4 iA . » PY es - ” . . . ig = : rie : May, and the Phillies, Carlson, a The. ~ } W. Jackson of Bethlehem (second from left) has just headed a “cross” from his brother. His effort hit the upright and failed to score by inches. The suffered badly, when We ; the reité hing eta __ - -—- Lane and Louisville ™ ; : - : fo rth on cq _— ooo Adams, Grantham, Grimes. Bar- Ss Wes Sows Vase ewe a , ee REP es a Tae ae genes PHILLIES WIN FROM lows: Western M. Aaa races. In ee ee ‘ play between Meuse!) and Young ret, Voerl, Tungeon, Cotter and Watio ,)] Leagcu TeATMIS IM th SA m- 2 eg , - com ; a u Train. in ict. it poure ‘} sition. cipia, li: Parker =. — The The ' = » of 6 feet, and Shirley Capps forced to do some shifting ves. » Geen nost porate nature were made do narrations were mad: . eats | tt tin iin Sin 1 de hiladelphia ae defeated the 200-TARD = ayn ee ke won the mile race for the _ The addition of Wayland Dean. AVID BANCROFT forme: us impressions from ihest ames, receive him java dec] Clie soldiers d firemen or on -nds tpon hether or not the spir- —, ee ee ea ‘ i y the score. ® B2tional holiday when irpe hand. Altogether they numbered it m shim. It wil, therefore, be pe = A yg JP sy Bees. ee ca 3 re 2 rer ie. four = —o-mile run were also important _— mi than ose , readil understood that Firpo'’s — cms wn er oor ape satributors to the day’s triumph. @everal other costiy recruits should and Giants, will this season gome managers br ing their iears ~~“ mo! vuSa = ) , . a 7 - = 7 . 4 ; * ~ . > © o ~ . . y 4 : ' 54 - '? ¢ “2 | a a} ote } r “al ry? TT? j &T those © : 50 sARD : the pitchi staff, which was ™ake his debut as a major league . . Se rive the raANS al i ral 'p order amo TOT 1.» methods of training and thos ions ; ‘ PREF STTA— ate ear ’ ng g alone slowly a) s row ich 4, > ) They clashed Mals ....... gies } Ot lavke Srdeebel The outstanding stars of the | Petersons. ‘mone too strong a year ago. Dean, ™*Dager. Bancroft takes over the oiyhs harde: fhe games really Came Jo nite, Firpos opponent. not ¢ td , nine ‘the Wil Hare |*" Ce ee , 32 Wente-n Ms. third: Fommoderes were Rountree and . . + . 2 & nin , ‘ 7 ‘ - rAYo , - — Ba : . . ’ =) : at. , ] ‘ " : fourth a ‘ —— : Maur ané Raidwin. heave shows wel! Seater Braves taiiengers Of 1823. weer nothi2 t all r mai oo _ —s § roOungs rer] ne of the O00 present 2; as the last one de Forest |! ies ; . Carison and oan. ve ue n a Be 5 bean Urkes. Rountree scored 9 points Sn «pring training SnFthing, Bancroft’s club will be object of 2 | | have “criti - es F, Meeker, Duras ane | aswerie, ow y ~~ his team mates and Kirkes §, “eg NeGreaw'’s calc hers are Gowdry, ee Alt least one gar—that a Hine on the youngsters 7 et suil) “© nce h su] : arrived at are i ? ) } . .~ man placing tn theae: audieda ~u ; : nit ? , sg : . ~ : - vee é et Ty E : Po Yen lS of age. wi: hb 14 vearse of ; a: Or ust ith be filled Satisfac- th vetern? in condition costing a 3 oa , : rid and wo revolt ra his raine! ih © Tr se} | COMIONS LEAD TENPIN 220-TARM FREE ee _—_ fumtree won the Javelin throw, _wervice & the majors: Snurder. 3° 7 ‘> win — himeelf he National League ead also 603 a a | vous | rs 3 mat at FiTpo Ss Mernoes Of Vars~ | pl hs aide. Lantevittg —e | second in the 169¢@-rvard dash - ol, who has been up since | or : mimented on thi aber 1 et gene chibi: Se , fe mérni » Meut the)". aie | TOURNEY WITH 2529) tee 23-210” — a third in the 220. Kirkes toox | “2834; Aimemith 34 rears of age, 14 course, am Braves lost en now seeking berths a BOS & See PeCepuon. aa 3 hi f police came to the hotel} pb ae is es ¥: Bi iy The Coibion Recreation No. 1 FANCY DIV I‘C—W_ Cat Z pend place in the hich hurdles | ; Southwort hh a heavy hitter birt » ~* . 7 merrse ‘en TTTreé wer n Le Yr) ut ri} eT 11m. . ‘ ) ] 4 1¢é . und 7 : " pee 4 : me 7 4 5a : ee wt arms. Western M. ' i? d : ? ird ; ile ened ‘ Seti ak cle OR Rg ; al 98 ge suse ‘team went into ghe lead of the Rrewa. Louisville, third: pole vault and placed thi = 1s Place ther obiained Stenre] an¢ “’ was very much impressed ‘! hit rarned bout overtrain —— Po ws Tae nssice » Can: 8 a Rg a ” ~ | fourth : bigh jump. Cunninghan ive good meadow - *he fine grade of young men ati in announced after his first day — or ory ae — ee an yng Spe "TT T -n - out ' women’s han idicap bowling tourna- Pt, phew cae : FOR - : Gentry Runs Fine Face t virta eng Strength also was ered in these baseball ogden Tciuyagame a SOS teld ana it fréeuentivy haseenc ie - |ment last nigth with a score of | $74 Der- ast 4 nn of the ment aaciianine | v ‘hen iernery was obtained a: , the countr 1 found more next 4a nd tha 1e toug) | Be mB gO . = | n. ; : — eee z " = _ 5 . _ : . . , -o- ond ix ? oor ik rer . om Atans ' niente — . —— . —_— _— , eo “om 7 : "oO ; . : ; ia . : * [ae . ~ o ei B ITOem the ("¢ ding were un- , hame ba 11. wha color t 5 c re r th en { , 7F *y sak , inn ¢ mn .nat } - soak wa a s cirmta. fou Tt ‘ : et race for Vanderbilt. ha broxeia Bre successf u However, Smith. whe . _—— ro lightweicht who wasn't partic- ™ - moe OF tat a ac ‘aC Fa A es - of me " ee ee - | with a brillian ‘print © scored rPiaved short ft: r a v7 me iF sf VGA? Houston seeks Injonct _—_ ee Do “? : ’ a , acen ‘ - bo ’ Mminea . TOitro' ; 4 h : id t . ’ ; 2 e' + H iv e — i 24 . “« 4 & . we > ~ ’ iz ce wit > : = a ; : a sas nied — . th ane : . to restrain — | a a Thirty Acres, made famous he arth es ' sa prer-confidence probably cost M . si } bai ..8¢8 nea = ae neeesittnns a } ; 2 , . Pia’ ing with Pee i", , ' ol : , nerstiang — , : fi a = : ‘ t Piker pole-vaylter, Sev eTA. obtained, one will start et the PO- | ot, ) 4 the Midwest League | sucdidenly the nes; buy White “as in gt hysi 2381; Wei : , Mitchell who usual!r a . . ee ed i ap eT) , ’ qj if } reé = the rin " a ‘ ' S43 , sS_D : s 1} - "Or oa ss ‘ 7 - - 3 ~ xE of the early favorites for ios = Paes f* rer 2! 5 e "Rac ns — e' ; ; t sa J si % a > “ " . , , i ni . ee: - a4 i be z eS Ltas | . en Ps meas, Ne 1. ww 3 : _— es Pee sted pe ; : ha better than 13 feet was ao a : ‘ . he Br raves are wel] eu " hed *f f , a +7 ; Sy ' km AS bk o ; him Lat as’ Creer eras and rece Trig leg ' oO? ao ; r & | z 0. 2. 2% - ; ‘ i. , i 5 ” Prem , . s F P . ei, Griffin the pennan:. 7 he Reds will with oa te hers Thev +, ae ; ~ 4 Ser ne “ae Sous? >»? ; 4 « i|@ _ a la kK a - - "e] gies ince a ss r - . "¢ : ‘ . : mn in ; ° ] 81 : ¢ K ; N E wy y ORK. April 5. 3: ied nt ot placing that -_ Gi 3 +: wend heve a new manager—Jack ) y¥ nave O'Ne ; ommninnt or several ‘here was A Wild rush to the fight cou! : ») , saw ao en ee | , 8 ers caper : | a in ?} } : Te ; He nee med th ‘ n = hv ] ; Nn O86 Mississ: ; : v 1] ¥ ~~ ' ” : rifle t#am will be held - placed a. 1f eet. . * , ‘ @euee of the untimely death of Pat nthe * hi * aree of the team 5 | “ 7 = ard to find another opponent to to be jubilant. esentiy the Firpo will a herd man to . _ sai much negptiation, Italian Jack ‘Stepped into the & anc announced full next time they meet WESTERN M. A. WINS markeman ie these mB hence failed to qualify, Had | ° ia © » Tea iti is ros i t ‘ t 7” u > ; +, i : x we ere _@ters have no chance to break in should be improved flingers. But The RS—Grimes, Vance, Herman was persuaded to come. ss because of th ais Firpo’s victory over Willard made FROM WOOD RIVER, 5.7 1g shoot at the ¢ os Me cromed the bar at any height bat Bancroft's hurling staff a h PITOHe a = ¢ _ would be postponed to th low- » lial k : range in the finals ; , ' c = regulars. Sa Whole - Dickerman. Decatur, He was stopped in the third round. ner Suntan him a rich man. I do not Know qi.) to the Pest Spm pissomlipns B ball he would hare placed. since . 7 iS @ Question mark. In other le ucther, — OS eS whether F > t ~ leased ~ . - -Dtepa tch. : e scores i » . . b 3 . . si : | > + > “ m . n sit usi 2 iTpo was rore Pp. - m : . es : =ate ‘ang staff will be Sheehan, Mays proved va ae pectin ces ant Phee aul ereen ERMAN ‘ we had reckoned without the pub- over the fact that he never again Military Academy won its open- team will be chosen. “I = ove ae nus get Bome -RMAN was Knocked out with lic. Every one by this time was b shes ng ing game of the season here to- The 12 marksmen whe eThe summaries: ) , would e a “vagabond. , : PASH—-WOX RT -AXE a "“raddit punch’ 2 he 2 thero: lv “et - thew a Fo pu : Bes lay thore nis wet, and they A goed n ) I need never Wworrr , oe " . . - * . ‘+ + rds c 7 the 4 is sec. #Aas0n W! ¥ tre boxers shouldn . get ain * i} said afterwards. aa and May. They are expected to aid Sa Snip - « Debverry. Taylor, lic pitching strength Yeargin and CATCHER: day, defeating Wood River, $ to 7. at Camp Perry, O., Inst btn a The stare the team owned a year « «x ad Gonzales. x : * % eye b> - q » + . . “ nn i wat baa 7 , : i r : an =''rker have been doing well in| Harereaves ane | . Lorres of Western Military Acad- eligible te compete In the aan ; Washins ot ago. Wingo and Hargrave will oe Bawed INFIELDERS ournter, abn . : | on - — South. brine wet ihe crowd refused to move, Nery ain 11 YT have to sell emy hit home run in first with one »outs without participa : , =. is _ oc angge: oa h eo ‘ The Braves roster Johnston, Jones. High, Klugman. ‘ton to " ; ~orner Dbecame very ugly and threatened man on base prelimina ries Da Bo ne. ave y : ~ = “ : a a sae —e — . ~ «+> — + | = + ” =. . — V« “ ‘s fe 4 : Pi ; —_— a PITCHERS—Marquard. Coo- Siiverman. ‘ : watching their efforts. Suddeniv “*SC*® *¥erTstaing uniess the Tignt sis, Chile to m iving. Ne Western plays Eden seminary of The only rifleman - : Ficenie ae of the melli will be the regulars in the ,,., Barnes. Be . OUTFIELDERS— Wheat, Neis. e agp went on immediate? Meanwhile meas = St. Louis here next Saturday ure to place on the Amer | = a fangs infield and Burns Roush and Dun- . a “s nition. Genrwich, l Sir yn ’ . Os sl . up a ru ¢ ket c f vVa- Pres der . (Yrnre ener t , . box ; oon , ; —— etal oe “= , B ‘tas e “u es eae ; : , n ~e _—r ran ‘ r i? c 4 = : ‘ Ceunnt =. ee : =" silt need Powell o1 . ' , ~ |} j ‘ ; ‘ ‘ the ’ ! ri a ba a] ; ; 2 > mPionshi as ‘ bye held t Si¢ rT Wiii be held Monday ana Tvues- any porition, 26 shots. The -, . ~ - ’ Wesnirg st nha : clx, bi hae ogee Nits ell EE , acToss and was in lient his corn fighting is net .. Be. mse “Tea . Gay evenings The first biock of iin the free rifle match . —— Cruise and Bagwell has one of the = - ’ irite w — : +. ~ p | “€ se considered ee a gia ies 0 F fell “ "423 $y} 2 hel + . , a A . | it - : i ' } a . } > ; ru ite uD 7 i the ro + : : s* : . cr ; a . ms na by ‘ me ; me ; uf ; ? te bee hot ORR r) r 2 7 5 4 = ; ; : i Reush, Dancan, Pick and Har. head eenenen . ot ont alien oe 3 New York from Mexico, Firpo went 1, sec rins anew: © matin thoes An Old Sport i . "T—Wea by Brran, Vande-hilt ‘Una Manager of the Brook. pt oe es adi ‘S*%, OW Into training for his match with iG aN — pet ; : 5 ingtes secon pe West j lyn clab. fees a real task The Comn 5 ag ve; toe inductor at once } 4 the! Jese Willaré. Lese than two weeks (Oo 7t*** Kone and 1 am sot sorry The first fox hunting club in th i ! 4 | Hendricks je counting hea’ tiv an thie 22a 206 Robhir ane = re oras Walter ok ‘ "Ars ; > , Ay = . ‘ ; wi , . ; pen of “ie . inden r an nae aA = (The feurth article of the F'irpe Te t* ‘ed State« was ar ized Ss Phil re . . : : . : ee . . :* tZ cys ee ‘ iT : r : Line ‘ es it. ; ; & Gg To ~ ho : ‘ $ rN ; ia ear . : shouid tral ‘ ’ (ner Sncnee * wy . e ‘ against the Cincinnati Reda. ¢r* if Orimes, Vance and Reet her eft-Rhanded wees Toe on ern te whe newer bef, i nant scaler ~~ aned + oy " ote goo ae . she 28 members of i ‘Shere Will be at least one newcoom- . 18 addition he hae Thiekerman ang Glamner. Hamilton “4 HPO? la fieht caieeiie Sena. ae. geet — * « it and Inter epiate “A. A. A. A. that a eT ee ee ee ‘or tm the batting order. This ath- Decatur, two Fright pandere wpa WhO came back vn ¢? aeter 1S! Pe ens : Mes ans 7 aieel = thes ile ten ad a ree oo~ | ' on weuld enter teama in the forty. | 7 LLIE HORX. St. Louis ei ' re rivRs AL I ad ity =a 1" iTpo | ry peculiar «i th grrr: se *v . Jete will be Glenn Wright. former hurted good hall taet eoncns Rube Lenawe (ythere likely , Permaln : . dn an * loro oo ek eaeiiin tM saecgpe er : i. ¢hampioneship track ne swimming tn the colors 7 } ‘ * sk and ‘ wi it} »Og cst TT) Oe at the Harvard Stadium on of the lilineis A. Ge wil) be ‘efar shortstop of the Kansas City Yarriwon f fhe best anrone the on the staff are Rette Riehoy fvereian introduced Pirpo Kig ‘Shing must be acopted in his case. Mar 30 and 21 one of the United States repre ; - heetere ¥{ . 4 tw ™ F ” ’ 7+ hove t rere? hie . ‘ gpa F club, Wright will play in Maran- youngster in feet, he fe counteq Hebhell, Weinert and Ff Savege Sar Langford. Jim Tracy wath cna sbent everything that an hey are Colgate New York T'ni- sentatives in the Olympic games ‘nouldn't @o, yet he thrives versity, Masa Ifgtitute of Technol- at Peris next Summer. Horn, vilie’s 014 position. while the Rab- @Por 44 4 regular The Phiilte roster “n4 Fireman Jim Flynn. All these RR has been shifted to second There are four catoherete. | PITCHERS — Ring, Cowh hoxore whe once had bow setae or le ang every Goctor who has ex- ogy Amherst. Bostor College. who leet week captured the Na- Other additions to the cieb are S*rry,. Taylor Harerenvee and Gon. Mitchell, Gleaner, Cartoon, Betta ince famous were now endenvesta meygencee aim Sas Goctared him to be Georgetown, Triversity of Penneyl- tiomal A. A. U. back etroke tite, | ~ : Kremer, Yde and May, pitchers. “ies Robhy ie 1 Hethtell, Weinert, Pinto, Hamil. ‘© earn a livelfhood im Mexion wee . os oe oe venia, Princeton, Williame, Syra- was a member of the 1 A. C. wa- | = * se AM three have made good showings on for @ thir ; Po eclemnivy sheok hands with al nine. -—~ os championship and the right ee © . it : : , ' . meat eater. CCIATION are th ected to compete represent the U. & at Parise. 3 and infielders in addition to Men at wecend - Jones shert and. mark od ‘Thies place seemea to be FOT iunch he will eat perhaps a Heo } was der 3 | oat te wren will without a dowd: be | High bel dohnaton third. Wheat, - A earatorivm for retired fightera | can of sardines with some fruit to Suneet: club's peed oom. Se tae ; oe ae ae ; : By - Agee 5--Geeete gues — carried for a time. They are Moore | Nets unten he makes food | rencer if I'll end me dawe —onaag hecin with, then an enormeus steak to Box Kramer. captered the national | Recomm tant 4 , re bere today vequltes as fer and Barnes. Alley will be retained |Caneak a iy . : ~nacanl ' Small Crowd Attende. é' With several fried egge* on top of it Tir the pp mncel Press ship -_ om —- catcher and Lace and Cuyter the eifield regulars. Simpson, | — more Sruk ang tea. He seldom ie wn on Silla Apri) 6-— Horn is the firet nations? “oom up as real candidates Be out- : me-run hit . | . : ses ' tee Peet ponpement of ee net even Potatoes. “tard ty ge a. ste ad Danny; champion St. Lowls has had in F ar ‘ ) | pee Malch at Havana ' as known « day's ili- ‘a heave been ewimming in 12 yeare or «ince 7 tr 't T i i see * * a prs 2s . eer ' / Hetgeth and C¥rfieen have made tas ness in his Tife and doesn't ey | mex tc hed, { Wat announced today. *tay in Mexieo wae very short Rirer a 18. round bout-here April 25 Herman Laubis captured the 16- beet tmpresaetan or . : khow wheat a hee . , the beat arene the fe here Wae & clawee In Firpe « con Cache is The Sanger-Kramer mat: h hes been eS a Horn's rookies taken Bouth by the PRRiee cece «eh Sewurcta that in the Wt eats & great Geql whenever jin the making for some thne. Senger | time in the back stroke erent & ef le hunery he raves Ho atlien- niure@ hte hand in —_ come st, ; Was Im 47 2-5a. this 2 ‘event Of Tain the : ond. eee : : match would be. tion to ruies or regulations and ‘but this hi completely healed. 5! a as ray , PPP Sa atest.

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a% sl 1g ee OV Bh ee . ae PRIN Esmee aes : a Tot as ee SPATCH t Straigh auneuinemamege canes i i i apher. for distance ors : t Rice ial 5.—Wil- ~| Lane Tech Wjn ' ington U. Pool, Scoring four firsts and pla swimmers from Lane Tech of cago, won the third annual Cen Mississippi Valley champior meet in Wilson Pool, | University, last night With a lof 35 points, almost double the School. The Louisville counted’18 points. Four records went to the ‘in the competition. a new record of 1:4 £ ne old standard of 1:59 3-10 . winning the 200-yard relay ‘nie Oker, who formed a “one Chicago, negotiated the 50. free style in 26 1-5 seconds, one The 106-yvyard breast Stroke suffered badly, when W. w. of Louisville swam the distanes 4 ———— ithe exceptionally ; fast time (1:15 5-106. This figure cut 13 onds off the old standard. The |€r mark to fall was in the ply which Lavielle uisville won with 64 feet ‘the old figure of 60% feet. ’ | In addition to winning the Oker, who landed fifth | his team, with 10 points, capty the 100-yard back stroke in 1: '9-10, running away from his fiel# Standing record ¢ There is no Philadel- this event in a 75-yard pool. (C&® singies| Erwin Crothers of Lane won 4a this aft-| 2-9 and 190 yard swims ang b Rice of |0Nn the relay team, in tOp scoring honors. ; ch, on by | One of the features was ‘fancy diving of Walter Colbath fuled to Jane Tech. who holds the na t the interscholastic championship. Gp fric Ma-| Path gave several exhibitions atch is Tew rounds of applause from, sued py °°° persons present for the meet, — me | New record He ° . - » | 20-TYARD — i 0 2529, Rh No. 1, FANCY Divixc—w. of the | tourna- ore of. p of 36 rtia ted | 100-YARD nd place a gume_ ffs t were 52: Mis- | Coilbion | i, | al a, 9-7 Western open- here to- ; $8 to 7, ry Acad- with one inary of | es, Mc- Od River jm pire— 2 match 100}; | kneeling and 10 prone. Roint scorers in addition ‘Lane and Louisville were as ‘lows: Western M. A., 13% Cipia, 11: Parker High, Chicas |10; Urbana, IM., 5: Yeatman, Cleveland, 2. Centra} and M ' wood failed to score a point. r The Summaries. ° 200 TARD PEL AY—!T ane Tech. (See -: sen IT, _Cotha th Peterson, F ‘Crot , wen ; Western M A... secnnd: Pri . third: Lovieviile. fourth. Time 1:451— ao meg ST V!.E—he-. P ; on: Clarke rinc’nia, gecond: Tang tel Western 41. * . third: he mah; T fourth Time.,c814s inew record), 4 109-Y4RM BREAST STROKE—Kae Tou evil’e wan- Ww hr. Te Clarke. Principia, ' fourth. Time. iz —Crothers, Shields, Lonisvitte anecond: third Klein, Principia, 2:37 3-16 won : Lane, ime, : Colhbath. Lane. Western } Louisville, third : Winhr, "IDliams. Rrown, fourth. PLUNGE Taulsv ile. ond Deren terson, Tr feet ‘new record). BACK STROKE—Oker, or. won; Hiederran. Yeatman. Petersen, lane third: Penfield Cinta, fourth. Time. 1:09 9.10. ™ |100-YAPD FREE STYLE—Crothers yon: L "age he Lene. second: Kine PISTANCE—I Urbana fourth. ’ : Cleveland fourth. lout Browner, 1-01, Aime, RIFLE TEAM APRIL 18-1 | By the Associated Press. = | NEW YORK, Apri) 5.—Preliminal tryouts for the American Ol hs | rifle team will be held April 18 , 19 on the various ranges of nine army corps areas. The (marksman in these competit will shoot at the Quantico (1 range in the finals early in and from the scores made in & shoot the members of the Am | team will be chosen. 3 | The 12 marksmen who qualifid (at Camp Perry, O., last fall will & ‘eligible to compete in the final tt ,outs without participating in preliminaries. The only rifleman regarded Sure to place on the American teal is Sergt. Morris Fisher, U. S&. M Fisher won the Olympic title fea vears ago and the international tt (last year. ‘a The tryouts with the free Will be at 2300 meters, any rifle, ammunition, 30 shots. standing, a sig The Al Gan-/| ning deer event will be at 160 nd Tues- block of Pesch's k, Tues- in the in Phil. | Port was) the set- mce. i. a a ae (| April 12 ; any position, 26 shots. jin the free rifle match must be jin ;}Mmore than four seconds will bes deer tryout. The 60 shi two and one-haif hours. lowed for a shot in the runt” ———— a 5 me: 2 ae * 5! ay EVERY ARTICLE BRAND-NEW — Vrices te advance after this week. All orders received before will be henered at . >| this price, $15.95. Lager Autematic Pistol: 9 shots, ; $15.95 Guartet , Mpion- tional had in or since the i090. Horn's event (| We Pees WD a. bas. Kc wt Mauser Autematic; 32.270 3 aide-ejecting bine «steel six-sheoter, sev * absolutely | ” ith &2 Wesson, world’s best a Was hin ts Lane Tech| /ond faster than the old mark, 4 place f% £ : Central St ated Swimming Tith Four Records Shatte edie e | School Tank Meet in Wash. every event in which they qu | Y Bike” “1 tal counted by Louisville Male His paddl om ¥ |team” from Parker High School, . J i. = Calbath’s Driving Features, _ thereby gainis E 1% whe won the mile race for the! mirkes. Rountree scored 9 points in Beech man placing in three events. @ountree won the Javelin throw. % 7 ‘TRYOUTS FOR OLYMPIC |; m@mults better than 12 feet was so - Washington victory. ™@ fred Hageman, who won the, meen jump for Washington with a Wro-mile run were also important | eff contributors to the day's triumph. | paced second in the 100-yard das): rt [pole vault and placed third in ay me high jump. ’ vr Pole Vaulter Fails to Does Not Qualify. ee La vs ss Po. _y Arthur Schneff. = washington University Pik- =. their first outdoor track the season by defeating Eanmodores of Vanderbilt y in an intersectional meet i Field yesterday after- : ~“ - ore was 85 to 50. : Goes geen _ ioe Pikers failed to Ge he a : oO es f ie. | we two events they had ex- iad pi ee | aa to win, notably the high | Sas and the pole vault, the team Set by George Rider showed guperiority and had little in winning first place of the sixteen events on v4 _ The Pikers failed fn only one event, the pole * Same yeterans Ralph Blanchard a fiovd Andewert led the Piker Se with 10 points each. Ande- Ss @won the 100 and 220 yard Maes in addition to running on ma winning half-mile relay team. Setime for the century dash was | §-19 seconds. | Knocks Down Hurdles. | mechard was disqualified in ; 120 yard high hurdles for mching over too many of the but he won the low hur- Mies and the broad jump. He also i on the half mile relay com- imation. | ‘Captain Bier of Washington was | her important factor in the) Mker triumph. Bier, who owns ie Missouri Valley 440 title, wone | het event and played a prominent | — rt in helping the Pikers win both | May races In running fourth on WILLIAM me mile relay team Bier had to ——————-—— Steome a lead in order to give BROWNS GET ONLY FIVE HITS BUT WIN FROM DALLAS, 3 TO 2 Continued from Page 1S. ' BIRAD BUION p of 6 feet, and Shirley Capps ers and placed second in the they were 1900 Danforth waiked one in six in- though wild for comfort. five men and hit The outstanding stars of the three. Dallas scored both his team mates and Kirkes &,|runs off Danforth, struck out six men. had two strike-outs. Dixie looked | strong out there and the Browns were enthusiastic over his ability | to bear down so early in the season. However, he was fild, being down | ‘to virtually every batter. | Vache Soores First Run. Dallas scored a ‘forth ‘3 third in the 220. Kirkes toox iond place in the high hurdles pvne of the most spectacular of the day was the perform- run in the sec- | me race for Vanderbilt. He broxe!/a Brownie. With a brilliant eprint 0 scored on ome his two Piker rivals an | by a comfortable margin. r-confidence probably cost Mi: Ml, Piker pole-vaulter, several] t Mitchell, who usually doubled to Segrist’s. sir center and left. was scored | igle to The other Dallas run in the fourth. Griffin singled. Se- grist struck and Lovelace walked. Lingle scratched a single | past third, filling the bases and Griffin scored while McManus was) out meident of placing that he did ® @art vaulting until the bar throwing out Bryan. s Placed at 112 feet. Four men tried to steal on Sev- a having warmed up gradually |ercid and he caught three of them. Ewes unable to make the height | 1's throw on the fourth was low, course, 'match, but in the final holes of the |commanding lead |holes did Jones show a flash his | was on the twenty-eighth, when by | masterful approach and putting, he 'won the hole with a “birdie” three jand cut down | three up. ‘neat par three, held his opponent ito halves on the next three holes. jand |toward victory ‘thirty-third, 5 than ‘him lose the thirty-fifth, .5 'when victory would have made the ever men made tremendous drives con- i sistently,. Take It the Hold That Leads to the Door to Jones Loses to Pikers to Send Strong Quint . Havers 2 Up in 36-Hole Match U. S. Open Champion’s Weak | Putting Costly in “Unofficial”’ World Title Clash. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., April 5.—Great Britain triumphed over the Unit-: States in an unofficial golf match for the world’s champion- ship here today when Arthur Havers, British open champion, de- feated Bobby Jones, youthful American open title holder, 2 up and 1 to play on the East Lake Country Club. his ed Jones, playing on home fought valiently for the battle was unable to overcome the Havers erratic golf which Bobby's consistent piled up due to start. Playing throughout, although slightly out- | driven by | never once was headed after he had taken the lead. his opponent, Havers Only once during the entire 36 of That accustomed brilliance. Havers’ lead to He took the next with a stride the then another winning made by and 7. Jones’ Putting Weak. Breathless, the gallery of watched only him to see and 4, 700 persons, halve the next hole. match all square and given him a chance for international honors. The match, played most _of the time in a drizzle of rain, furnished some of the most spectacular golf seen on a local course. Both despite the soggy condi- tion of the ground and displayed re- idiocré fashion approaching Havers took a par 3 after i R , ihalved, but eommodores were Rountree and |/nings while Davis gave two passes | markable ability in recovering from ' bad lies. Jones was weakest i[n putting. Several times he dubbed easy shots which might have won him the match. The morning round began in me- with nelther player championship stride. the second hole with the first had been lost the next one to Jones. The Englishman again gained _their hits off the left-hander. Dan-/the seventh. Davis birdie 3 to Jones’ 4. each another victory and at one time had The | ‘round ended with Havers 2 itS ‘the lead on the fifth by taking the getting six of/hole, 5 and 7. increased it on he won with a and which Havers 2 Up After First 18%. Twice Jones reduced the lead, but time Hlavers came back with down. up, six of the Atlanta youth 4 the 18 holes being halved. Bobby entered the afternoon ‘round wearing a blinding new pair of hose, but they served him badly, nineteenth, 4 and 5, and held Jones ‘to halves for the next three holes. | On the twenty-third. Jones holed out in par 5 and took the hole when Havers missed.a 6-foot putt. Ha- vers won the next two due to faulty niblick and mashie work on the part of the American champion. They halved the next two and made | the holder 4 up. turn with the English title Jones won the next two holes, one with a birdie 3; they halved the next 'three and from that point on, the . ; Iinks of the)!" \ingg ever since. be ‘of tiie Piker squad ibe more ‘TEAM WORK OF EASTER ‘backs was a lesson in itseif to the (34 minutes of play by Joe en ene } NON NN ANN NANO lA al a el al alee ap =: teatliandtileastiliaadl - Against Billikens Thursday i i ee ee a ee ee ee ae a ee a ee a_i ee ae ae a ee —_——-— + ee A A tn maa - Fine Defensive Combination Available Despite Probable Loss of Minner and Wagner—St. Louis U. Will Lose Services of Eggler—High School Stars Start Training. _—_ = ee te ae = ee A completely changed Piker lineup will represent Washington Uni- | versity in its basketball game with the St. Louis U. Billikens at the Coli. seum, Thursday night, for the benefit of the St. Louis Olympic Fund. Injuries and illness have forced Coach Don White to make radica] changes in his combination. Jack Minner, former captain of the team and star forward, will positively be unable to play. Jack injured ank!ie in the, White is not experimenting with the nee tee . 1, | tittle fe j University of Kansas wame and tiie bear ng Fellow. : > ! rhis new combination. possibly weaker than the regular outfit in scoring punch, gives the ,impression of a better team on the defensive. : The fact that members of the basketball are also par- ticlpating in baseball, spring foot- ball and track practice hag_made it especially hard to bring dur a rep- resentative squad at Wagfiington at this time. — St. Louis University prayers have been working hard and th@team is perform- |in its best form, excepk for the ab- sence of Eggier. The Ril his Pikers’ scoring ace has been limp- aitnough It also seems more likely that Fritz Wagener, the other regular forward, will not available. Wagener underwent an operation several weeks ago and he believes he has not sufficiently to take any chances. The absence of these two players has necessitated several changes: but in view of the general strength ine ance of the new combination is not expected to be a weak’ one. Wiley Cox, recently captain, will: moved from his regular place ' at running guard to a forward posi- : em Cox is fast, shifty and at Fenenga Handling High Five. good shot, and he will probably b+ | entirely at home in his new birth. Reid a Sparta High Star. The other forward position will held by “Pie” Reid or Winkler. Reid was formerly a : will work his men every day star on the Sparta (11).) high school , wee. while the county boys team and has impressiveiy will endeavor to develop some im practice. Winkler played in a play number of conference games with The the Pikers this year. the St. Louis quota for the Olympic Russ Seago, who followed Min- fund announces that tickets for the regular position at center. THIS lence wiht Se 88 for box seats, $1 big fellow has been going at @ ¢op reserved fast clip in the recent workouts. paicon;s The rest since the regular season Special will be given ended seems to have done him schoo! students. They will be able | much good and he will be able , to obtain reserved seats for To cents to carry his share of the burden and balcony seats for 40 cents. in the coming “Red"’ These student tickets can be ob- o ec! Manning, who won his this tained only at the Grand Central ; theater box office between the hours year at center and forward, will also be ready to handle the tip-off of 32 and 6 p. m. on Monday, Tues- if necessary. he day and Wednesday. Lyle to Replace Cox, sold downtown. The committee announced that in- Paul Weil, the Pikers’ star back- guard, will be used at vitations had been sent to Gov. Hyde, Mayor Kiel, Chancellor Had- ley of Washington University and but his Assistant Chancellor Throot; Rev. | Lyle, mning guara than several] squad recove red ) professionalism. America. 1s ‘shots there | wrists. Threshold A OE A A AAS EN mn ae — } “Take Turf on ———- OOP PL nah a ade U. Honorary * to.» Punish Professionals > Special to the Poat-Disnatch. Q CHAMPAIGN, UL, April 6. P onveiture of membership c in “Tribe of Illint,” honorary athletic soctety, will hereafter be the penalty meted out to any athlete who attempts to play on 2 a University of Illinois athletic . team after having been guilty The resolution (as passed recommended to the athletic association that any such ) athleta be deprived of any prises or emblems awarded him either > before or after the offense. Thir- ty-one new pledges were af- nounced by the society. Oe ee a ee i ed fiight. Instead you swing the club through in its natural arc, and, of course, are bound to cut through the turf. al No Divots on Approaches, . The blade of the mashie being wider than that of the mid-fron, there is naturally a bigger divo® taken. And with the mashie-nib- lick, provided you play the shot properly, you will take more turf than with the mashie. : But on short approaches or chi is more play in the They are more flexible on you because the club-head gets through. | this kind of shot: in fact the w |too quickly and comes up under- | are called into play more than thé | neath the bali.’ to take turf in tightened | ambitious Pikers | Their show- , as the Alumni strong one with doing the pitched for ' f ffective after the | Slingman was off to a weak start and in the first two periods all the al After that Score by innings: ['Ze 21 456 7 900000023 4 2 0000000—3 7 2 umni 89 T.H.E The lineups were: ALUMBI1. Schewe 2b Mazgualo cf | Marquard p, i Starkioff c, Edgar ss Lewla lb. “oe | Berger rf. ‘ | T. Thompson If, ! Slingman p. Waish rf, oo © Brien c, Lyon#® p. VARSITY. 3b Cox : ‘heatham af. Mudd cf, avy ri-p loberts If, sragK lb, suUtier “@b runs were | he was airtight. | Ordinarily, however, one ought playing all iron, shots up to the chip or the short approach. And in this respect it is well to take more turf with the mashie than with the mid-iron., Strike on Down Stroke. Of course, players overdo the thing and in playing an iroa some enough to clim! into. Harry Vardon contends the shot can be played quite as well without taking any turf, and whats is more he puts this into practice But it must be remembered that | Vardon has a very upright swing, | rather unusua! and different from uny other, and with that kind of stroke he can play the shot suc- cessfully without the aid of turf. But in order to kecp the ba'! straight and the shot firm it ts quite necessary that turf be taken with the irons. In fact it would be almost impossible to play a shot firmly without some turf. On all good shots, as I have stated before, the ball is struck on | forearms | the down stroke. The and wrists are very firm and rigid and when the club-head comes i: contact with the ball it is traveling at top speed. There is no-chance then to turn the club-head up and away from the natural line of | forearms. A short chip, for example, { ;more of a click of the wriats t it is a stroke of the forearms. IT don't mean that the wrists or the ‘arms should be held loosely, but firmness can be obtained without | taking turf, because the stroke ts considerably shorter. | T learned long ago in watching _the’stars and in practice that | results are obtained by punehing ‘the ball than by merely hitting ¥. A drive or a brassie shot is mors of a sweep than a hit and with the | wood it is proper to allow the arms to do most of the work and to swing quite freely. ae | But with the irons, in my own Case at least, I am always strivink | for firmness and direction. Conse- | quently I use as short a back-swigg, as possible, with the elbows clone to the body and the fort- /arms very stiff. With thia kind of ‘stroke there is no wabbling when 'the club-head comes in contaet |with the ball, and because I keep i'my left arm practically straight from the start to the finish of the stroke I am bound to arin as the club-head travels thr in a natural are. » Then, on short approaches, when [ am standing well over the haji. the wrists are more flexible and J am able to bring off the shot with ant dlewine divote. Y . -—— Ts” Leacoohs TWENTY-SECOND.....|, nnual Spring Opening: |. Happy, Health-Giving Outdoor Days Are Here | no, Fisher er Minnow. Equipment. Jazz - Wigglers, Minnow, m hence failed to qualify, Had ftomed the bar at any height m™i he would have placed, since | |or he would have had his man. Sev- | ’ match was hotly contested. Havers Caught in Trap. The climax came on the thirty- ereid did great work behind the bat, stopping numerous potential | Ballam and Schwarz. son headed a In this first period Walter Jack- cross from Terris Dunn would not play at center for- ward today and that Buddy Bren- | Dunn is due | 'wild pitches with Dallas runners j ee were only three men entered | scoring position ;, ers in . event. i . me Summaries: HARD DASH—WON RY Washi : Roundtree. Elam Vangilder and |Bennett departed for Tulsa tonight to receive medical treatment pend- . Washington. third. |ing the arrival of the Browns there. | BY CAPps | Physicians have Advised an oper- ‘Washington. sec. | ation on Vangilder}s hand. Tre palm iit. third. Time (of the right hand was bruised by a 2HIGH HURDLES—WON gy pep. fUneZO bat and became infected. y Vanderbilt: Kirkes. Vanderhilt \Chifick Shorten of the Minneapolis we Bpdeon. Washington, third ‘club was in Dallas today eufferi 1S 2-108. = Geaualified. ‘from exactly the same trout * hte YAR ‘ ; * otis d i Sa Irié trou je. hick a anD SAS —Won a Andewert.|/dallied with the injury until the * oberts rbil : ig go ez ; Hountree. Vanderbilt. third.” i bone became infected and was in : ithe hospital for a week and will be ao on OY) unable to play for two more weeks. ~ Time rixxt Berry. Vanderbilt. | MeManus Sprains Ankle. CUE Won io Well. Vangilder wanted to eo to St. begat as: cick? Louis to receive treatment from Dr. | ngtor rd. istanc ’ } , Robert Hyland, club physician, but ! ee ee by Waller, Vender-|the Tulsa club asked that Vangilder ne irkes. Van erbilt. second: Mitch- len o — ‘ r Rthington. disqualifies Hetabt. pitch a game there if possible and , 6 in. Vangilder was ordered to go to Tul- | = T—Won by Brran. ge ee sa for medical treatment. He i sea ready has had three doctors working | on his hand and the Tulsa carver | Xin. ‘| will be number four. U ‘ashing. | Marty McManus seprained e: Brennan. Vanderbilt, second: Car- ankle sliding into second base in the be ea "o. pues, ot S20 fourth inning today and may be Mit: Kurrus Washineton sec-|kiven a rest tomorrow afternoon. ) gl Vanderbilt, third. Dis- In that case Gene Robertson, who TARD oBd . — ‘relieved him this afternoon, will ashineton, sec- | Plar second for the Browns third. Time; Shocker and Voigt will Herschel | ANDE Vander- ee oe Bla Ti- Time. tee Oh ; Wesrhington. al- ed — 7 be W ‘ [. Vanterb‘!t 2 1-10 pec. | 7 te —Woen by Blanchard. Wash- | the Brownies in + Mitehbell, Washington, second: | with Dallas. Shocker will be per- ‘a y wader btlt, third. Distance.| mitted to work six or seven innings. | RELAY—wWon br Washing- | aaa lanchard. Threikeia.' PRINCETON’S FAVORITE og re — April _e Se Soccer Results Aon sted Press. : ¥W, April 5—Soccer games today resulted as fol- PRO wes yy rr —WVWon br Gentry. an- | an | apps. Washincton. omens: ROWING SHELL GOES —~‘? ington. third. ime 5-10. TO BOTTOM OF LAKE RELAY—wWon hy Washington s . ‘ey imann, Barro!ll] and Bier. By the Associated Prese — 208. | PRINCETON, N. Z., _ “re—Washington. 85; Vander-|_ |. ; oe | Princeton University’s favorite row- jing shell, which has won many vic- ‘tories for the Tigers, was wrecked ,and the varsity crew plunged into lake Carnegie yesterday when it jstruck a snag during practice. (was destined to overcome ‘in three i\ehance to ‘fourteenth @ethroned Dr. | The shell was ripped from end to. division: 'end and sank immediately. The Queen's (crew swam ashore. League, first “J 2, Airdreonian a third when Havers got caught in three unsuccessful efforts to emerge ‘from traps at the green and finally ‘conceded the hole to the Atlanta and 7. That left Jones 1 seemed certain that he his oppon- youth, 3o down and it ent’s lead. Despite his ill-luck in landing fn a 6-foot trap on the thirty-fourth, Jones recovered with a remarkable pitch shot and placed his ball with- feet of the cup. With a square the match, easy putt and halved The Englishman won he dubbed the the hole in 6 ithe thirty-fifth hole and the match with a neat par 4. The cards: MORNING ROUND. Jones, out 644463 43 5—39 Havers— Out. Jones, in. rs— out4344¢634 Jones— In. 33244455 Hav ers— Tm. 444447564 *° nl *—I33—F i-——149 7 o——1 48 pitch for | me the second game | ALEKHINE AND MAROCZY DRAW IN CHESS TOURNEY Pr the Associated Press xXEW YORK, April 5.—Alexander Alekhine of Russia drew with Geza Marocry of Hungary after 33 moves im the first completed game of the round- of Interna- tional ches® tournament which was *h ijie resumed today. Eldfin Bogoljubow of Latvia an- nounced that he would resign his \game with Dr. Lasker of Germany, | adjourned last Thursday. Jose R. Capablanca of Cuba, who Emanvuel Lasker of Germany as world’s chess champion im 1921, tonight inflicted upon the ‘latter his first defeat of the Inter- deen @: Raith Rovers 4} The wrecked boat was Princeton's | - 1; Rangers 2. Hiber-'| prize craft, having carried Heinie *; Bt. Mirren 1, Patrick T. 2: | Leb and his crew to a championship - Ayr United 6: Clydebank | over Yale, Harvard and the Navy in =Well 2; Dundee %, Clyde 1;/1921. Last season's only Tiger vic- of A. 2, Third Lanark 0-'tory, over Harvard, was made in the | k 1, same shell. : . , national chess tournament in 56 mo 8. Dr. Savielly Tartakower of Aus- tria won from Frank Marshal! of New York in 61 moves. ' yore ge] will appear there. depart for a baseball camp this week. Bethlehem will unless some of the play- | rest. | against the St. Louis goal upright and Goldie also hit the goal post. to Diel. in goal for the home boys early played one of the best games of his times seemed in- work far outshone of course, stand pat ers request a The second game tion series will be played this after- noon at High Schoo! Field, starting his at 3 The i lows: eareer and at vincible. His Highfield’s but portunities to handle the bal! numerous than were of the exhibi- | his Op- “were o'clock. will line up as fol- teams rival's. After three ond half Maxwell drove through long after Schweppe cleared a corner kick with hi head. Schweppe was hit in the eve in heading the ball away and could not follow up the bouncing ball. Maxwell, therefore, was open when he shot. Hitchcock Scores for Bethlehem. A minute later A. Jackson tried ! shot which minutes of the-«sec ) Position S+ Louls _ ~Bartnett | _. . Fitzgerald . Brady Hennessey Burke | Oster | McHenry | Harris | 3rengel | Brannigan Fitzgerald | (Philadel- Kavanaugh halves Bethlehem Highfield Young ... J. Ferguson MacGregor Right Half . Center Half .. Left Half Outside Left os _.Goal Right Full. Left Full, ehot Carnihan Terris A. Jackson (Zranger was iw. Jackson Inside Left a long, diagona! Center destined to go out for a goa) kick.| Maxwell .Inside Right Kullback Hitchcock, attempting to! Goldie . Outside Right it. booted the ball into his Referee — McCabe giving Bethlehem a one- Linesmen—P Finnegan Time of clear phia) and ake visitors’ 45 minutes. own goal, goal advantage A third goal went to the ——E_ Ne tl Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff There is one sure way that never | fails to remove dandruff completely | and that is to dissolve it. Then you | destroy it entirely. To do this, just | get about four ounces of plain, ordi-| / | ' — ’ Z - i nary liquid arvon; apply it at might Zs, Nh Gg when retiring ; use enough to moisten G the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most, if not all.,of your dandruff will be APR gone, and two or three more appli- | pine ~ : —— ‘ y cations will completely dissolve and | entirely destroy every single sign and , ' yA i trace of it, no matter how much , ar sdegat- myelin. 4 gage ook and feel a hundred times better. You will find, too, that all itching! You can oer nae arvon [= igging of the scalp will stop dr store at our ounces eae ail your ~ A will be faee oll need. This simple remedy justrous, glossy, silky and soft, andihas never been known to fail. Bogoljubow won from Ed Lasker of Chicago in 67 moves. 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? ee ae, 2 ‘aa. — ey FA POT sa + 7 ‘ hi . . ee “ Rey PETAL LE LOL EE OP TI RS | = NEEM LS IE SOP LOLRL ID : ‘ : ¢ = : = t.. ri Le, a ne ga ae ee > ae a2 ‘ : ¥ =. ‘ig . a9 : = ~ a ee, 4 Piss ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924. | ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH —_ -s ST. LO 6¢ ; a _- sc ug The Unexpected Victory of the Cambridge Crew Indicates That the Oxford Shell Was pemaquneaes pans | ~ LENSE FE EDDIE DIL EL ALLELE SLED, OE CHINESE DAVIS CUP Richards Again | ENGLISH 6 Cambridge Crew - RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES : Municipal Teams TEAM WILL PLAY IN U.S. Soccer Team's Wins Net Ti tle | LEAGUE RES ty ° WIMBLEDON TOURNEY!: Entry Received by | ‘ , o-y ld ; EUpsets Dope by tem’ Bowie Entries. 23 i20%,.8%0%0uniaee,?™"* | Tn Opening Game ‘bev 74} ) a: me owree S1200. for 2. Finis Pioriesus. . oe Virgo PY ERE, 11 By the Associated Press. Olympic Committee | 3y the Associated eel a cs B Oxford : mise TYE Se ©... 308) Ramartyeaney 15g Femmes 1 SQ | first Clinese Davis Cup iawn tennis ; FOB cece cme Defeats Hunter in Four-Set) LONDON, April gay ~” ROIa Crgr 553 «invor oe it ounta neer . ! pavent, or, +4 f T rst nese Vavis Cup lawn tennis ’ By th lated Press. ure Indoor ‘played here tod eating 0 v1 - . OK at nein 0, ayear-old i I e erles| team were announced here today by | ge nee eae PARIS, April 96. Match to Capt ay 1 Tenth race, $00, 4-year-olds ‘and up, | Fi al i eiah W. Lock Wel, captain of the team, (D'or stare notice that the Unit- | Tourney Final. a ee i lil i i ese Prva dd | i 7 ; i aia ge “Pegersy 1 a eligible: . bP Ler mile ......102} Coffield 9 The Falconer.,, , , M Tien Eight, Stroked by W. hey roe ties “I ITID1T | Crazern 5 Wynnewood . 1 | Schumachers Oppose St. Mal- : une — m~ back from hese | Maeter Fle [I2 Shang! . , alen 2 | . 141, : } on varsity ten- |? : . ssociated Press. _ - * . amen ha * ai a Dorius | ‘i | ‘ i ames By the A a = os “ P. Mellen of U ® Was _ a Wien : mor entrr. bCosde | orius : achy Soccer Team at Fair inis teams at the Massachusetts In- |‘ en Connie by the ererww”w”*”™—”' ~~ | games today to retain the national Fr. 4 ” : * K eae First race’ $400. claiming. 4-vear-olde | | : 5 ed Li2 Ge Pofm. .. and up. fixe and one-half furlongs: | re : cee |other three members of the team in , bi , ‘ol IME CLOSE TO RECORD | athe eo a ee eee Mount Pleasant. 11> or eA | ne. Ot. ene enaanmneen vie England early in May. They are Ng ST. LOUIS AND CENTURY singles indoor tennis a P| folton W., 0: Pr : 7 ie of Piy ae." = | toe Tote ‘ti8 ©a Gamison’ ithe Forest Park Division, and the / o2. Kwong, champion of Hong Kong | CLUBS OPEN BIKE SEASON and a half interest with Francis; Everton, 0; Cardige “ew ine N , 4l, . Nee ge Poa _ }| Arthur Middle- oe i. 105/Schumachers, title winners at{|S.C. Wu, and Hooi Hye, champion of ane a nro shinee “teen ee Hunter in the ‘doubles cham- Huddersfield T., 1:fgsanus / ch Charn i; Nace ~eee ton : 310 , . ¢ o Ww oldes cyc ’ . : oe Winners egotiate ‘2 Miles >. os | Dug de Guise, .11: Seas I >|Carondelet Park, will play the first npnsng tec wo Bas resided tor ‘; n{pionship. The youthful star's tri- Manchester City, 1; Chele Second race 3 _ claiming. 4-vear-olds ’ some years in England. St. Louis will open their run seaso Notts C., 0; Sheffield U ete ° Third ry aim Tu i* 3- i _ in 18M. 415., Fastest més and up. seven furor an . five and on ‘half furlongs: ‘of a series of three games to de- After playing in various gel heeyne ie They are the St. Louis }umph in the singles over Hunter, Sunderland, 3; Miaa on. Corto . ae © A ments, including the British cham- ) S, » and Century Cycling Clubs.. The4g-6, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3, was his- third Tottenham H,, 3; . Gen — wdoma_li aH uckleberry Ardit he us “4 For Race Since 191 l 11% _ Fine i Lieut Perkins. ‘ i Straight ‘Shos los |eide the Municipal Athletic Asso- ; ont a ° n a Lynch. .102 xDucime : | lo Pardner. Doris nse OOO , pionships at Wimbledon, the team . > ' a R ror oy © e igt ble Attoo. | Se "mone 100 ciation soccer championship at will compete in the Olympics at Blue and White riders are scheduled title victory and gave him perma- ' W est sromwich, 0; gai iaaaes Mounthope ....110|final by defeating the Henses of|the final was made certain last . | : Leeds UJ ree me wenreme victory im tre hog pg ge ms Prosamenaa” a en ee the Sherman Park group, 3 goals|;week, when Bill Yorger, superin- na oe cyclists who aspire to mak@/ anderson, for the doubles title, Coventry City 5: Oldh: re nd up. seven furion rot as + , , , ' : ¢ - . — ? : @@nnwal boat race on the Thames Pitty Fifty 118 St. Micha: _.108| Fourth race, $500, 3-year-olds and up,|/to 2 in the semifinal, while the |tendent of recreation, handed down |‘ pa, pred yen nensd an taekhin ee 3-6, 6-3. The second | . /crysta} Palace, 1: a’ on : est Pittston. .103/ six furlongs Schumachers eliminated the St.ja decision disallowing the protest tation to al} cyclists wishing to set established a game record for Derby County, 3: Bury, a p y ts ’ " ‘ lis afternoon over an Oxford shel! xChas. J. Craiz- xa Warnin . 96 ame ee Ly egg Py aoe 4: H lev b] titi a ) leo elizibl : M. '"108 Pretty Mallv 0? | Matthews, last season’s champions, | of the Hense eleven. come with them on these runs. The |indoor doubles competition. Fulham, 1; Leicester Mew 0: 3 a& great deal of “hot footing” by the|s, Howard Voshell and Frank T. Bristol Cit?, 3: Stee , VU $ ~105 a in : . ! “fille rit "@ ex a low Redotte.102 Quick Time..... 98/ Randall’ val. N McKay...105 ; Pos - : pada d with men more experience xWidow Be dotte og wae tat Masel Our Star i 3 to 2, in the other semifinal. These The winner of the St. Louis/st. Louis Cycling Club will meet It was the second consecutive Hull City, 1: a | Reduced to end heavier, but bereft for a few Comme Ci ) - Ses cay = Sheen ° wed rare oan i eeenee Hater. ee clashes were played two weeksichampionship will be sent tojat Blair's Monument, at 8:30 a. m., year that Richards defeated Hunt- Nelson, 1; Belford City a : epriceless minutes of the capacity | yemos °...1. 1107 xChief Flynn. :'105/oentry. Virginia B. and Pretty Mally, E./ago, the park kickers remaining|Kansas City for a series of two olen i sone wd on ya beler for the singles chan:pionship| The Wednesday. “s 59 . White entry dle la t -|games, April 19 and 20. it taken before leaving. e Century st ’ idle last Sunday owing to the na-/g P 0, it has been Cycling Club will meet at the same |2nd that Richards and Hunter tri- | Shields, 0. umphed over Anderson and Voshell oe 5: xMumby rse $1200. 23} Calcut 119 wumbfounder ..100 | 7 s . " year-olds and ./2°g9 | School Field. An admission fee of 25 cents will! Grand boulevard. jin the doubles. Stocks, 3; Manchester x i “ti | nd ad was conceded the victory be- bong inn 4 “ag ; tae ge ‘and up, five and — half furlongs: , ’ | : Oxford, stroked by the American aRichards & Arthur entry. Frede i ok Handicap. one mile: _Darsman W, P. Mellen, hero of last Fifth race. Princeton purse $1200. : en ee oh “109 John Morrill ; . ; ray “ s ; Up. 0 mil n eventy . 3 ” , ' efear’s race, was a 3 to 1 favorite | 4. nag a ee .100 Star Cudgel 9° The St. Malachy team’s place in;be charged to today’s game. : : nie rehand by every critic writing ‘ , ae s , + | Babvlonian Silence ......+.10 F q © | Rockbottom . Za ‘87 101 Maia 100 , * Over 145000 Shrewd Bayers Took Advantage of This Sale the Past Week g Al FI |. |) Records “for finished team work. Lady Choee. .\.10] lary } im. if Jum aTricks Fifth race, $600. 3-year-olds and up, the ‘ ' ; hi iit + Bich 4. iona cnampions l announce ™ ’ . . hour at the club rooms, 1523 North ? n “old ows 104 Sixth race, $60U. ciaimine, 4-vear- 0148 sepor fhe British press. What Sixth race, claiming $1200. 4.year-olds | Manokin Royal and ne mile an ioht *Stonage 100 *Little Florence. 95 Brought about their defeat and the | we, 48. 07? MUS ane SF FP oreigner. ..108 —- et 100 ®Ranid Stride. .103 7 ' ce fley eezy Sneezy ees eee pi tride , ; aumfounding of the “experts” was Bruc Dud 10) sy AE. mpage De 3 te bas 2.2%? ae *Georse "+ wel eanother example of the triumph of xTendc r Seth h... 41) _xHum hold i dae 0; | SBie Bap Il. 109 iE 4 Bee. YOUR t f M With every #@eamwork over the ill-co-ordinate! ee ee x. | Futurette 104 | val Oo yron a Phonograph | bs a purchased during this (Tomorrow), Monday, April 7th OTH 4 SH iisale we will! PASTE a : a oy: selections (3 | year-olds and , as oe th $500. claiming. 3-year teenth: Seven race. v r . fforts of better men. The Clockmaker.111 xOvertake .....102/olds and up, one ape one-sixteenth miles: From the start of the race at xColone! Whalen.106 xMveti« " "941 *Bye Bright j +115 ‘a it . > } " ¢ xPeace Pai.....!1 xBudduggie . &4' Plack Heckle utney Bridge to the finish at x eace un Also eligib! Secretary a S-* in a dyceter’ Embry. . *Leenrack . ‘ie *Tawasentha St9i9g ’ vo~2-)55-: re “Mortlake, 4% miles up the Thames, xToodles . ue Yuck ni Widgeon |xWhalebone .... Drake Mormon Elder. 4 double - faced | = eight bodies in the Cambridge | =p 03.7" : ag: © par pe Bs, ro r ‘ ‘ ati|xThe En: 4 irer ; xJohnny Dundee.106 | oF red Kirney .. Mock Orange .. moat moved with a smoothness thai | § | elle Flov. °° "00 Buckwheat 98 | Neenah Be *Piantated eae 44 79 a | | efwas finished in every detail, white ae k Friday. vet xGeorgze Wash! ne “fhe Cham mber- dines eT oe $e recor d s) , . . ° : * pe oa : oHind his ans never peg bancey? be- Bower 103 Or .10 Apprentice allowance claime - ’ aaah n um 6 seeme o tire him-/| xApprentice allowance claime . ult em be charge. tin $s. : ” ie 3 “pelt after two miles and the lea: B . i e Hun gton Res | | a _ oa ethat had been but half a boat owie Results. Weather cloudy; — — | | | | a : / Year: vic FIRST RACE, purse )0, maidens, - Fe *fength a mile apy “ere pgp or of lace sn i ars tricks “ tor | Teat-olds, four Fo tS o Red, Seth 11 | | : ed to 4 en 18 ; _ACE—The Valiant urse for ; +ros: : st: | : Sart, was exten gt ®-vear-olds. purse $1°00. four turlenss— | © 107 9 tad Roach), $13, i | | 4 ayaa ora" Pt at ped bt es et Pp pt ae a oro O° - — —— eae eee — Se ee ats the crews approached the end $ Foot 109 (MetTaggart) 50. ‘ 12 5O. second: May K. 104 (Ww. Martin). . 710. fi | 1-5 a 4 “a truggle. 3.30. $7.10 first: Barney B5.10. third. * Time, 7:49 . . Princess | om heir exhapsting 6 on (Wallace), $7, $4.70. second: Bother Seth, Dora Lutz, Renita, Hionest Mose, | | frie Water Conditions Ideal. (Lang). $8.60. third. Time. :474-5. Van- | Donalda and Billy Skid also ran. — | tj s 66 | ; : idoso. Isiand King, Barrage. Sam Grenet | SECOND RACE—For maiden 3-year- | , a Weather and water conditions | per es Belle aiso rar . olda and up, purse $400, six furlongs: | , 4 D Sate te Merc me COND RACE, claiming. for 3-year- | Melbourne. 06 : . Moere). $3. | e . wawere ideal, the surface of the gids and up purse $1: 200; 6% turlongs— | $2.80 $2.30, firet: s Etta, J 7 ! p . | Sea Sand, $% (Stirling). $5.20. $3.70 and! Martin). $3.60. : ' *k, Z 1 : E 1008 OLIVE ~ Thames was smooth, and bright | $3. first; Whalebone, 106 ‘iesentem (H. Hav) :, 7 th AND LO CUS | | , ——_—— : | $4 ‘50 and $4.30. second: @Wuick Time. 104 | Es aD ei Wisecrather, Vv . Vehement. ) swunshine, its heat tempered by a | {iarinellt). $6. 50, third, Time, I aa 3-9. | Doris, Friendly Fritz, Kineton Kennesaw . —_ | Squire iggins, unt ane, Frosty Boy.!| and Ruth S. «Iso ra admoderate breeze, gleamed upon the [Cote aor. Arendel and Reichibite also|* THIRD RACE, claimin 3-year-olds | é $500. six furlongs: $20" oO, DE BOLIVAR 2 KINGSCURY — ; ( + ran, w@water and comforted hundreds of | a WwW Marti “| | 1IRD RACE, the Springtime Handi- | are. ~ thousands of cheering Britons | cap, a handicap for 3-year-olds and UD, | . 30. . Certain Polnt 114 (J. ; * Jnassed along both banks. | purse $1400, five and one- half , furlong | Cow $18": ; $1 Aye 4 gooned: Mallow- i 1G Time; (C J. Petricia . ’ : " . . 2 oo ow At the start Mellen hit up a furi- | $9 30 ‘icat. pA e L. |1:16. Archie Alexander. Straight Shot, ) mn bs #@)us stroke of 39 to the minute | $5. 10, $3, second: Lame Kirklevington. Bessie Hope and 60c Murine as | : » aang), 2.70, e Devil als . “While Cambridge was content with | /7jeut : (08 4-5. | “FOURTH RACE—Claiming, 3 year-olds P ' Eye Remedy C $1.10 Tanlac, G9c | $] 50 SS Tonic 93¢ 85¢c JAD SALTS, | ; te J: ) 9 4 , f ' | Lieut. Farrell, Shamrock and Wi! kesbarre (also ra land up. purse $500: six furlongs: Theo. 8 to get things going. At the ae ‘112 (i. Montgomery). $10.60. $4.80; & | half furlongs—Sweepstakes 110 (G6. 1G Vilmore), $3.60, $3.20, second: O- ridge vs slightly ahead, i $6.30, $3.70, $3 “st; oy M. _ | pango 18 Cw. Smith). $3.40 third. Time, ao. gs B. g: eased his stroke ~V, D3.10, secon Care. Free! 1:14 2-5, Pelion, Star Cudgel, Eye : / BH » Melle ad increa l J. ‘e), $6.30, third me,| Brieht and Roval-Ine also ran. is 4 \ \ ’ : }, -. wamore length from each stroke and second: yankee Princess |1 111 (C. Lane). Be ely TO tee 9 a al en \ 3 : wa Bas e#heir unison was flawless, while a se gg — $ . Geonard Pits d _ Elks purssOO” Mp tei Se y , ; on 7 ¥ i ¥ " ‘ ” SS opie + sae | O0ids an upwards, purse . six ur- | t ee ; “Where were obvious “breaks” in th¢ rI¥TH RACE, claiming, for 3-year-olds : Lorena Marcella 110 (C, Gross), | Ae Lb nad ' >| ~ / xford rhythm, Asa result Cam- | #nd upward, wires $1200. six and one-+ 53.60, $2.80, $10. first: Calcutta 115 | AS oe” Aa ot ASN . ) WTRONDA ‘ We re ong to ' Embroidered away until daylight broke between Sx TH RACE, claiming, for 3-year-olds | can miner ty (L. Montgomery), $10.60 ’ an 1 = 1° nil ‘ ‘ recon Great heir stern and Oxford's boat. This apward. purse S1200, one mile and | 4io.53 $440. third. Time. 5 eat ae BRU Ite o | A Deposit Holds 6 2 SIXTY- io SClté‘ Brand-New Serge coe moe oval, Charlie, 112 (C, Lang) Tingling, Blackheckie, . ; 8 _ FOUR” as before two miles had been | $16.30, $6.20, $3.40. first: Our Birthday, | 7" 1 107 (H. Farland). $3.80, $2.60, secund: | ick, Mormon Elder and Platarede also \ ’ Lp Bs r wwovered, Servitor, 112 (J. Wallace). $2 qd, | ran, ) ‘SN or’ o ? ° . .s « = 1:49 1-5 allace), $2.80, third. SEVENTH RACE— at iming. 4-year- | ANN ttn, \ y Monday $ Toilet Goods Sale Our Electrical Depts Offer BIG } {07 D = SAA ; ‘ ’ - ——— + i om After passing under Hammer- Time, * wy serbian disqualified, | olds and up, purse $600. one and one- | AN tay ' Frostilla..29¢ Non-Spi Deodorant. .34e¢ : : jockey fell. Relle Flower, Joc cott, - ; “smith Sega ae ai two a Katherine Rankin, Grey Bard, Antilles and | sixteenth gq ? 0 pet ‘khorn _* wad ‘N | om the start, Melien seeme 0; Olive May also ran. i John Morrill. Th (J. Eaton) ‘€: %9 : Yo , Woe it Ss ’ show weariness His head al- | SEVENTH RACE, claiming for 3-year- | $3. second: Dumbfounder. 108 F _ Cor SoS P.------2-.+.-..3 for 63e In HO your iets tioned & little 7 eer ni | ae and up. purse 1300, one mile and a | p) $3.10. third. - Time—1:49 °-5. K 5. Resmol Soap. guheeeecheebisnn ee 63 — 4 n ity, rm « , $4.) L.. Jou Jou “w ; . ~t ays rn 90 1 rete pate 08 ae See eh} 4 o1 ou and alu also ran. iat $1.00 Dommo Curiette. ... wee FIXTOR " Stacomb. .27¢ Spiro f owder..17c e right side, seemed to sag even | Pa oo » 6. : Pe.70, sex ~ Fiying Devil. 105 . T W : sPurther than usual at each back- |ing), $4.10. third. Time, 1:59 3-5. y | ia Juana Pe. | ts Pebces Tooth Fast 34 z BRAND-NEW bridk k 'From Home, ‘old Faithful, Bolster, Super FIRST RACE. purse $600. ‘s J j t se } t 2 er ee SS eee ae ec a 3 ewvard pull. The Cambridke stroke |}, pr Rae. Soviet, Duc de Morny. also FIR -year-olds, oin Ea Hike Anti 17 3 oF . Ww . four furlongs—Moonchild 105 (Jones). , e septic. . . oe or 50c - rae : as still sitting as erect as he had | ‘an. $6.60, $4, $2.40. first: Lure of Gold 105 39c \ , | re my ai » pn . ‘ ' - ewes ‘Pad va . _peen at the very first stroke. . . (Corbett), $9. $3.20, second: Shaste : me y : Today’s Tia Juana Entries. 3 106 (Ellis). $260. third. "Tine, . ith: | Piver’s Vegetal (Af Odors)...... are Cambridge Increases Lead. First race*-S600. claimi: Smear ide 493-5. Altobloom,. Our Boy, Edimon, Lit- e : 35¢ Cutex Nail Preparations Ee le mS. Bs wae pong ps xg —s 1. v-year-o1ds tle Shasta. Home Run-and Solimente also mili. , . 79 a par Those behfnd him were in the / and up. five furlongs: vaa ; iran. SOc Philip's Mae f M ; $3.00 Melto Reducing Cream. beeec $2.29 oa | Sg Why out + GL ey sea | SECOND RACE, $600. 3-year-olds and e agnesia, dec Si) aie 50c Dorim’s No. 1249 aes * come condition. They kept to an a =e Beit oe : | Up. claiming, five and one-half furlongs— - a 7 . . 4 qoan Core} 4 Ket ~ | Red Man 112 (Maiben). $16.40, $7.40. | ~ ; ¥ 50c Mavis Face Powder. #4 weven $1 and continued drawing/| Vibrate .. 4 Blanche Mevers.109 | «4 gn ¢; | * ’ Carmen ig wm@way. Passing the three-mile mark | Gre * PE: 22 Atiss Dunbar. ..104 | go + ip hrome 118 a )., $4.40, | oy ME $1.25 Coty’ s Face Powder . eee hoa ec G y. - = P { - P = | «pe « . sec qa; na IAT P (Cas Sa . r ‘ ane Se. Fittle 103 Neve. i 1 | $3.40, third Time, 1:11 3-5 Soha ba. ] McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tabs, 4c ‘ } : “ee I A dntag + al 0 AC VETTE 3. : ) dpe ; 1.20 Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsim. .....69c ae: . ; Ww Little Smile. 3)°% 6 Cambridge COxS ain steered to Second race. "$600. claiming, 3-vear-olds | Choir Master, lantagenet, Lady Marac ® left off the usual midstream jand un: five furlongs: |and Pink Tenny also ran. - - . ; 35c E i joes die 27 : “e 9 --J ay Ae MROTYMC..... --ceccans cowwe+Lic az oe aaa te Tailored Irish Buzzer.... Ethel RBrown...109 | THIRD RACE, $600, maiden 3. . eourse and Oxford gained a little, Lady Bourbon. a Pt Bessie Young.. olds. claimin five fur longs—C afms “year , + : Gude’ P. rt n a ad 98c ‘Sfutting the Cambridge lead _ to} Pueblo 106 Mouxte -111 | ( ‘orbett). 17 .60, $6.60, $4.60, first: : Kit B k Co " > f “ - . re eo . forkets -* Es Teta gy f eee i Tay. kare 104 ‘c Sooper). $4. 40. $3 20. second : réa s nstipation \ . $1.00 Lavoris. on e* ©2866 44 Ome eee -69c ; i ae h , . Mayr’s Stomach Remedy. ........89c ee rap ull, lightly over one and _ one-half Castle... 6 Cock O° the * | Expressive 100 (Jones), third. Time. ae e a itm oos 0 Tayoltita, V. ibrator, Trish Rey, H. 5 F; Da an if Mil . ervine. } yr . a" } es N cc eceewes ctl Fit ’ All om» Then Mellen spurted again but! Mabel Rule... .109 mbs phe | ig Fox, Betty Alden and ‘Debtor also a if in tve ys YZ A | ompound . 69c Plugs, each. 17 Third race, $600, Poy ae el 4-year-olds the conquering Cantabrians would |,_, Se, mile and Goventy yarte: ue ‘OURTH — 7000, 4-year- olds and or Money Back oN cee sereragsd for 50c . ot be denied their victory. They | Tou Margaret White.106 | (jonas) 83-80, $3.20, $2.60 puter 101 | GON 8 f. | © ded ae ties e, ce ee ~q Dress i. -*: nee $3.95 WPasy eweeping swing, seemed cap- | 2rctc a 1 of $j pnla oleman, LOY SEs). 38.80. $4.20) Lo Ne HORLICK S ro. ‘ ’ sea ‘ d I , and $: $. 60, first: Power 95 » (Fr rev) . ss pieg.... re Girl os Dress ay ae 75¢c : . . ( ble of going on for a mile or | r+ . . 4 ; ne clio wit either university or e : . @ecgcond; Rabe Ruth, 10 ‘ . |The Desert. | ee 5 $9 third." ‘Time, 1.033-5. ‘“Havan, The $1 Bott! Airtight 4 Skirts, 95 ladies’ efor that,matter, any institution of | Salvo a now Cs .,116 | Fiectric, Horinga, Dellevans > yg Taran | on Z a rm ; ry “higher learning. To_these people, — M day for Cc Sa ita se * fe. “thousands of \w hom mingled with- s r > 4 4 m\\ ° ae OY iihes n ry oa Wash B | PEN SATURDAY UNTIL 8 P.M | \: Bag R= 5 Needed i Every : i 1Os Little Chief eed ils ' y . 5 Mollie $° 80, in I P Z | - ; : 1911, when the time was 18]. Seventh race, $600. Snining Aveariag? | Teein | $5. lie R., Whiff and! g. t is fine for piles and . ££ fig Wy > EE A RNB Pep E = ' | | and up. four and a half furlongs ‘ E HTT R AC E, $600. 4-vear-olds and all intestinal disorders. . if aN ® . aes ee py ge Z Moth Bags | Eattio BE ha Dictator. > | first: Lavinia 99 (Jones). yj a ea $3.40. | most stubborn ease of econ- SP ost popular one with the vast | ighth race. $600. Clalming. 3-yvear-olds | Rr one ana Remy aise Tan. ; -" a ore PM . A 4 ; 3-vear-olds and money refunded. Recom- se Dust Proof! a Boys’ or giris’ Sweat- Yon which has no personal con- | Redaszie ......102 Nise E G..113 | Caveat Emptor, 112 (Collins) 33.60 and | “ae 4 | a | Tack Led! ” ; rraret White and + Johnson also ran Wool Sweaters, 95c; e@ut colors among the other thou- eee with their light or dark blue | WE MATCH YOUR COAT AND VEST | 5.8.5. (Swift's Specific) 69c souvenirs, Cambridge was) —= , ar FF | ke ee se the All-British crew.” | (Copyrighted) wane | Best Sortez Moderne $] 23 | ch oh Sik ho ee They never forgot that Oxford | | Fer the Bloed ° So AY be a hte i, he he ym a foreigner—a Yankee—strok- ENING | : : a | ECIFI ing its shell. ; Mol f devitalizing \ of hee ha + a ; SP sem sg m@ & The “experts” who have been ! \ * Size, ze tn. x 84 tn conn gshest — m writing pieces for the papers about . SALE G) and brittle. \ : Made of tough Kira ‘ Te. wont othe race daily for weeks will have Instead | — : with ments, Blankets, Furs «& er- new --n interesting task explainin | , plaining wh; $6.00 Pant values. . . .$3.95 : Si any Lindo clatning | Fail directions e resses, =i y eir predictions fell flat. In the heantime the theater and cabaret $7.00 Pant values. ee . $4.95 — |— . — C s@istrict of London is enjoying e"Boat race night” festivities with &.00 Pant values... “f - $5.95 ‘Wnusual gaicty tonight, $10.00 Pant values. . .$7.95 | | oye : ty ' 515 Olive — ¢ _ Industrial Loosen Banquet. . Let Us Match That Good Coat and Vest and” | Hah Tth and an 0a voats, iS th li Gerdes) | Dress better for half. « More than 100 employes of firms Save You the Price of a New Spring Sui “represented by basketball teams in , — “the Industrial League attended a KH THE LARGEST RETAILERS OF MEN’S PANTS IN. AME | “banquet at the Hotel Claridge Fri. 713 hes 7 . ORDFRA | - Beaks hoe kf pave THE PANT 713 Sek ee “ @ Value of athletics to industrial PINE = pean Ph 4 ; i. ee ro be ab ee thes A OPE ERY PATE Rr pm Gre res ve AL RS RTE RRIF RICO rt PUB , 7 ris Y v 5 Sry ip : - i ii : “ies - aR

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ES ts her. ; SPATCH ——__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH as a “Dud” | * SUNDAY MORNIN@, APRIL 6, 1924. Sinaia iti rennin Mae SSS Etc oe h-comeen oS Sa an a 2 ae ekg | | | have made good Americans, loy.l | Citizens, law-abiding and patriotic. | dienes : O hn q r a | | rhey volunteered for the world war ) | - hy a 'and fo ay _ | E N G L I S HL S oO Cc Cc ay ; P 4 i ~ ae a — ~~ T- f } : > LE AG U a | - gina settierg of thi- | itle E RESULT —_— a country,” asserted Representative s ) Ss a | cada ; | Perlman, “came here to escipe re- If You Want a ered beret 7771, a e | \ligious persecution. What do we Manufacturers Piano—Read This é oe ~wmw © we NNN NP NP Pls oe by the Associated Pregg, ‘ | | now see’ Here it is proposed to say i , | s pro 1018 Olive St. (S.E.Cor.11th) Advertisement our-Set| LONDON iP peat | ae . 7 areas | ‘ | P , ~ » April *.——Soegcer | a | ) el , that a cértain race or certain clase ° Joor played here today gar 5 — You have only to see their : ‘of | ’ . Gay resy] , if = ' | | Of people cannot .come here. W: ° . i : ted . “4 ; ) ont as toed : =: superfine A@abinet work, are making racia)] and class dis-: t tf N . ea , lustrou ini ‘ | ee rman t ‘ >i wf ss l — O ! | ~ Ra . hear the fren Pye | tinction, This proposition is unfsir, e | | | a and tends to foster bolsheviem. The | | : ENGLISH LEAGL - GUE . : ri ¢ First Divisio | one to fully appreciate place of a person’s bi on ; : % | : n. , os ) : : ' | or’ s birth 1s acci .) ' Vincent Arsenal, 2; Burniey 5 . @ | at a wl ote eget valves. Passage in Upper Body by dental. Mental, moral/and physical ‘ oem 't hurt one bit! A drop of play 108 | cre Sa 4; Newcastle re i | oe f e be wath cage > rt gn . . fitness should be our guide, rather Freezone” on a sore, touchy corn Rational, _, Blackburn rr | + a ti Ma this city. This t vour. il Next Saturday Indicated than country or nativity. Iam op-| instantly stops that corn from hurt- _—— Z + OPPORTUNITY g) VE : c i | posed to any quota law aS a perma- . : Preston Np , Ae | aa tine ei aiieinds a Despite Fight on Measure) ment immigration policy. ing, then shortly you lift ’ STORE 4 . art a Sees Representative Dickstein dec'ar 4, that bothersome corn OPEN Francis Everton, 0: Cardit?t oc; +» 7 ; 7 ler Pe City, 0 4 s it + cham-| Huddersfield T., 1- AStonvi}] a ; | mh ay Un-American. that the Johnson bill did not give ight : a - own the right to select immigrants. Jt! rg off with fingers, EVERY is a quota proposition, and would No pain, no soreness, EVENING Bide Manchester City. 1. 7 r’s: tri- 7 r City, 1; Chelsea gam Hunter, “etts C. 9: Shetfe yo” 1) PW Pe) gunderfind. 3; Bnet, i a AB IAI CHAIRMAN DEFENDS | '*¢ ' Austrians and Germans and Here is the greatest price-slashing, term- » _ oun sh ne # ; s third strip sai H., oe Liverpoont ns 2 } } wu 4 Easy | keep out many who were lo: al t , emt i gC Omwich, 0; Wes : Wal. Weekly ITS PROVISIONS | the United States during the World : gles tro- : 5) i Ti Terms War. cutting sale on record—-200 New and theddagh Second Division Bia | i ee E P | «Will of William c. 1 Uséd Pianos and Player-Pianos, some Sefeated sion. . ie | | \\ Tae : am ©. Grown, ES eat , : ) ‘ee very Phonograph Says 600,000 Russians and = tie witi of Witian, @ bawn factory rebuilt, and all guaranteed, of- Are Vice-President and treasurer o¥ the fered at prices that should even bring Blackpool ) & % rank T Segieae : ¢ | Did ie Ee G | Bristol City. 2- a - ee i? | ern uarantee e titie,| Bristol City, me ) ne On 300,000 Italians 2 ; ‘= Fi a ’ Pioneer Cooperage Co., who lied hundreds of dealers from neighboring April 1, was filed vyester lav. Ile : Ig , the | towns, 10 our warerooms for bargains. | Coventry City. 5 p Second |. /Crysta) erin : eo . Cabinet : ord for! sea g haya L———— fir abine *.* Derby County, — ! | Phonographs | Waiting to Come to jegueathed his mieileedte. tim “ahem : ve Me = 3 } : P | : of which was not stated, to jis We promise you the greatest saving ev secutive | > Barns! ty, © Se | A ag on low as thie bas | America. widow, Mrs. Marv Edi . ieee , = d : + g ever | ; ey, 2. | ee | — ore been quoted on | | : , Mrs. . y Edna Brown | olfered vor n ste ay ig a Phonograph | 5261 Westminster place, and three’ : you on standard make Pianos, U Hunt- | Nelson ° Belf ¢ , ; * . . ; ord City, ] om ae : . : . Pionship! The Wednesday, Bers: Fie _— quality, ‘ehildren, Dorothy, William C. and a | orning buyers make outh ge ; | Post-Dispatch Bureau, Warren E. Brown. ) ’ hae ‘ae stony in : their selections from the largest ter tri- | Shields, 0. Voshell| Southampton, 65: Clapton, ¢ S| , i ” —— 20-23 Wyatt Building. : : | | Stocks, 3; Manchester Vv. 0. aa hi , poe WASHINGTON. April 5.—De- Stricken While“Driving Auto. | display of high-grade standard | _ = Ay) By the Associated Press | . make Pianos ever offered at cut prices. "Seale we will “The bill,” said® Sabatii, “seeks ine it fair. unsound, Gite oa oT tena nouncing it as unta . S8YRACUBE, N: Y., April 5 Pugive 6 record to limit the number of quota im- : > : A Uy 3 S>S s. STE FREE ! @ sjgelections (3 ; migrants to a minimum of 100 from ; wm x é s * va he: oie ile ae 4 ’ Bee int ewe. is) FIXTURES Sct BRAND-NEW imigration act written [or Se SPORT $4.95 ' $ 008.09 people the Coited aten. (Q p Y eetemee) KEWANEE SMOKE- CP | wetints — {0 fact of the earth. They know of = | I™ EBay coos aaa wiebetie teen. hen riveted for the finest buildings in the country. 600 Pia Pi - 7 ‘ f ¢h Oung Bf S$ ~ 00 it.is the intention of the committee ito present A bill for the establish - Hits $ & ete octet a S08 tur eae So, if you are going to build a building, 650 Player Piano“ cuts s4:pahions tesmianedian. think this over first. See the KEWANEE in oper- : customs, health, liquor, narcotic ation, You can find one somewhere near you. Ask the 725 Player -Piano 66 Brand-new, attractive patterns. $24,010 a tenets inne owner of that building what his results have been, then have C & tion from Mexico and Canada both one of our representatives in your city give you the details 1000 Player-Piano ‘6 oat i 50 cir gions 2 et ammeter of construction, and the list of buildings which have profited : immeasurably by the use of KEWANEE BOILERS. 1200 Player-Piano 63 patrol, additional legislation wi! 3 ¢ Th simply result in confusior es oe a eee Se Oe ee Write the Old Man Behind the Boiler and ask him why he builds rile ¢ an ind { y il Payments as Low as $2.00 Per Week on Player-Pianos treaties of the Wnirtea &rat in- Sises upto 35. Large sizes, $250 cluding that with Japa: That siee! boilers-riveted—end why he won't build them any ether wey. | NEW WORK ie not given @ quota, and. in m; @@ THIS IS POSITIVELY THE GREAT- 9g EST OFFER WE HAVE EVER MADE to $5.00. 'pountry’s face is not saved, as she opinion, to give Japan a quota 4 would result in a great deal rmore Oo OMPANY ants trouble than will the entire abroga- ue . | - 'tion of the ‘gentlemen's agreement’ | a ed which becomes quite unnecessary if. KEWANEE, ILLINOIS . yi BLUE SERGES¢).90 322° rr— = se fee ms ree Loe cases of Sua Geant Opti sat Taal ww | Japan's real trouble is that she on : - tin age Burners acturers tarc ; : s pp t ——— | sees that she must give up the hope Steel Heating Boilers, Radiators, Tanks, Water Hea 8 s M aout Set of colonizing her surplus population | P 1018 Oliv St. . 7 ants oe termes Call at St. Louis Office, | € O1.(8. E. Cor. 1th) ST. LOUIS “ and Clas« ” 4 Open Until 8 P. M. or ag Kewanee Building, 4200 Fores. Park Boulevard, Replying to Johnson. Revpreser- Page, Grand and Bus tative Eabath declared that @ . Stop at Door measure is “not fair.” "\diniartaniains or Phone Lindell 3406 or Delmar 858 torv” and “un-American.” | | Branch Offices im All Leading American Cities * ff “The opponents of thi« bill ar. me Ci pot for an open door policy: I an CANADIAN REPRESENTA TIVES—Deominien Radiator & Boiler Co... Lid. | Associated Press for selective and réstricted irmmi- Terente. Ont.; Montreal. Que.; Winsipes. Man.; Hamilton. Ont.; 5t.Joha. N. 8; Calgary. Alta. ively in a gration.” said he, “They tell ws the | ey ase péopie who have come here from certain parte of tne world do not | assimilate. But I say to you they i : Sif . sf oe A s hiditel Ne SSR LEAT ARIE fr “€ ns

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - i SHARP UPTURN N NEW YORK STOCK TRANSACTIONS | NEW_YORK BONDS || Sls > ~~ Transactions [= tch. 4 : , —_ e.¢ai te the Pagt-Diematcl R ‘ > ‘ Sagne pecial te the Pos- Disrat s an officia! . . . “ , ‘ aa tent Si : . Stecks and| Sales| H | ‘ge | 3t Sales! Hi | ~ — a es ye | meer ; aia 33 GOV ERNMENT T BON Total aales. $7.414,000. Carttos | ——— toda’ - oct market: reitera:ed .&T Is' 12%:11N% 11% “ Pr & Ref 103. 34 ee ead ‘hoe com trem ke vet - 7 , a % . é c > ¢ S53 43° = % ~ s 3% + so—3 net 3 — sapere re : L > * | increasing cg: hon Sieomnem : . he 32-47 : eo—, - eet ‘ , rails averaged &5.00: | sit a oa § pf ; > . “ Tes secondary on the Atlantic states. where net_gain. .07 aa we T2 = aad firmness a9—2o Tee public ‘utilities averaged 87,73; - & is giready delayed. | Cotton Market Up Four — s xi uy Sel & Sou 1 33 HON S | l & My IB. 18 Sliy: 49%, } Nd sf47 2 net toon 17 : * a . sm: 3 3 ee of 4 3 > hie ee Fp Bi, ‘3 21 E 4 4 4@.. ‘2 ag ; i Ten iadustrials averaged 93.55; net Cents in Eleven Days— Pie. 7 u ; : | co—18 || aaah srereen, SESS; ast tom, Advance in French Ex- change a Feature. 9o— 2 Combined average month age, Southwestern Set! 87.38. . |, Wagner Tiect com 9o—1S | | Combined average year ago, 86.34. || Wagner Elect pra ge 4 ah yy Fy > ha ae { inmnD—. Pe ora : . ast S&S & Ss Cc s 3 an meee Sa.¢ ee —Security. : = | Mo. Ediso 1 > ‘ . a wi ri 7 i "> — na Elect Pend 1 100% 100%, : : i : . Sl. oe ~ 192 100—3 ' Ss L& 8s . STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. Belected Close Week Mont? Sec: ritaes _ Sad. Ago 20 Indus ... 87.82 86.3991 20 Railroads 63.77 61.73 61 SO Stecks ..'75.79 74. 06 76.7 5 : ’ 2¢: ; i+ ee >> 6a 00 ** G2 bh © © Pr? OF be Ge 08 OF ’ , = & ie Gr so Ort he wets tober above AR. ays IOP es a . , fnp—d | Songer oy se pid WEEK-END CLOSING SECURITY ~ Poatmen's Bank + oie aa = bn Nationa! Bank +o -0 «ema , : a ‘ational Bank ce a ct in * id a | Srown Shoe poke ce isp Se and unfavorable weather ; | Carleton Dry Goods a2 baa: « ta @oring Sts — | Certain-teed Products 2p ~. "? be 2 suety were 99-——-°6' J Ann Ard 4s 95 4 AT&SF Cal A 4*s gy ee He GIDE eo—-22 90-—-4 QAAAC p~s ala PI 100—18 100—17 100—18 ————— —— ———— 2 ren By ¢ States Li>Derty “ 7 wis cr 2 ps He yt 4 6159 6909 i A BRI ww w | Certain-teed Z . | me * ’ . ~ i) ~~ Gwai By Leased Wire from the New Vork Bureau ef the Pest-Dispatch. NEW YORK, April 6.—The Evre- ming Post, in its weekly copyright financial review, savs- “Developments of the have demonstrated that had becom badiy oversold Sempts to cover short commitment have brought sharp rises. Cotton Mas jumped 4 cents in about 11 days S recovery so emphatic as to sug- Best that the bears sold heavily in & thoroughly liquidated market, As Was pointed out in this column a Week ago, pessimism is greatest when technical positions are strong- est, With values again moving up- ward confidence has grown. A great Geal has been heard during the past. week of the improved of a European settlement. Actualls ft is difficult to see how the pros- pects have improved. he outlook still is good. but no better than for several weeks. Similariy, a much Miore hopeful attitude has been tak- en with regard to the chances for tax reduction. It now is stated that fhe political muddling at Washing- tom cannot last much longer. The truth of the matter is that the cout- BOok really bas changed little. but that it was impossible to get trad- @ts to see the bright si ide of the sit- wation as long eas prices were de- ¢ciining. hat, however, .is market paychology and must be accepted as such. That business men ‘still Sre under the spell of what hap- pened in 1919 and 1920 also mus Be admitted. “Farther rallies in fo eign ex- @hange have a double value. They Bhace Europe in a better position to Bry raw materials: they also dimin- a, the strength of European compe- ; in manufactured gvods. A!- ready foreign buying of cotton has improved. At the same time it is likely that our textile manufactur- ers will feel less competition from Europe. Looking at the foreign sit- mation broadly, interest must center te the report of the Dawes Commit- tee and in its reception, Corsidering the magnitude would be foo! ef the Dawes report. Howeve: if it dees mot secure final set ‘Ments, tt should prove a great ‘4m advance.” “Fresh buying and active Father than the usual du end selling characterized th pal fimancial markets during sliort session. The hmproved tone im stocks continued, with the rail- read and-oi! shares still setting the pace. In the fermer department several new high levels were reached, strong features being gains ef several points by Norfclk and Western and New Orleans, Texas and Mexico. Several of the hw- priced rails also were in demand Industrials meanwhile failed to Move as a vnit. Bearish traders searched about for weak spots and found a few. particulariy in the fer- tilteer group. As trading drew to a close, there was evidence of profit- teking as well and the list bore an irrecular appearance Bonds e¢n- Seoyed an active and firm maraet. Rally im ‘Sterling. “Trading in the foreign exchanges Was. temporarily at least, revita!l- feed by a surprisingly good demand fer sterling. Buying of this cur- Tency began in the closing hovrs yesterday but continued at an acce!- erated pace this morning and ap- peared to come from diverse quar- ters. While sterling has been hoe!ld- ing firm during the recent sharp ad- wances in French and Belgian francs ft bas made nro spectacular progress but the dary’s quotation of $4.54% eents represented a gain ef S* cents. Other foreign exchanges , Were strong. with French francs | fixing 3% points and with acvanece: ae qe ; aS } = | 4 te general among the Europeans. eee ne See eee ourenn PUBLIC umury ISSUES sricmntinmgtentionnaitaimiticiniie “The feature of the weekly state- have apparently been accumu'atins Boston Stock Market ment of the Clearing House is a def- uted States Government ica 1s FEATURE WEEK ON a om "ola ee fcit of $11,000,000 im reserve. Loans : employment for their surp CURB ae Snaane . i ahd discounts fell $14,359,900 and +...4 wane? eanemtionaliy tare: > eases se nage. Reged pm a gp the Pudt-Disuste : @emand deposits decreased $19.615,-. ransactions hare pe a “ietee oe i hacep hg Lighest. lo ost SB it apr 6O8.—-Touewing ‘9 «a eee. Reserve of member banks in _ age Se ee Pru 3.—The most impo: : for the most ac 7 tealt in | Pett of today’s sales. high. iow and clos the Federal Reserve Bank mean- Savings bank rails have a! seen rk Cure @uz ; che as gong te ing quotations, at the Chicago stock ex- | While Geclined $39.477,000. firm but price changes have ro aGeTi sevetoved ctivit; ength ty : —_——_~>- --- been large. On the other hand the niga Vaile wal Mages uty issues, Le-| Am Tei & Te 12a 4% j> . ’ High. Closing. demand for short term obligcatien a Tem are ana advan im from 38% t Soden “2 x 70 Armour 1} 3 = 7s Street has outrun the supply : _ Wall In railroad ‘bonds cs i I u RUIMmiur »i ioe MI. ( ‘omment been most active in ?t t.. Pau] “2. & GSEOG weal: ws and the New Haven, th Erie in_d the rence. seiling above Pars ae © es Ore me 38 —a ~~ = Ses a 7 TORK. April 5.—Cottesn spot; International Si com.) oa ee gmidding 3° 65° Jonnson-Stephens-Shinkig §__| ) La-Del Of] Prep - ‘i Laclede Steet Co... ay New ork Cotton Mo-IDinois Stores pid. ' ; Y Nat Candy com — TORK. April 5.—Cotten futures Rice-Stix D G lst id. a SEW tendy Southern Actd com vary . | South western Bet >: St. Louls Serew Wagner 2 tt + 7 KO G3} sv aw E332 trrrrriwe eS ~~ ~~ we = he im bet : : : Co wiele BSS ee p+ - Ee” Be ee S-inme >, - x | cor “!Oisze , .F - wa ‘ 4 © op ps oe Or Cr Oro. ie > 4 7 - ed é ~ "A000 bes So but wee SRE Pe AA: Pa GI a) 22eecs tet PP 4—> dt prin Cutvo : ts ~ pb et eo > an mpeeeg: Lo ‘ ‘ Ot et DA pt “30 Oe er aes ere ke fe CC) ee am @, es! o = ° ae »* - * € ce 0% ~~ -- ‘ 7 ~~ ee 2 Lo Cte OO Ute, be) t«} e TKS ST a) Sm ~) ®-1% £233 e as . a * - ww '. . b> Ui dee he Pee ~9eSe " yi C. * . om Geis ues} ~ a o oe men , Bet Oise se bet de het Oisis&e ~~ ee -_ } bes Ad eer ePeeavvvevs, LAF rd od nd od een Boke ot ped pel ol - = 2 |e aw ie a - aneayes.i3: SIS2NFz ee ae a ee se Se 3 A’ aS. / steady Gt met ecrances ©} Poa — »~ ' —e nl Dr me * +> fo) od >a 7 T ~@ 2. ~ he St. iouls Clearing } Tepert of debits = ag me “(9 PD deem LD ” sn Io wn" tH a” ‘D+! Aw iy 1S *t P- Do: correspon for week. » ae correspon ding week last. pear, 27 2 a) Chi lewis at ry Le ) de i A ee _—s oe wee Gi *O & 28 . . : Aprt! 5.—Cotte.. >: Mexican dollars, ee se. wrices firm ~~ et a fully midédiin. oe > meg. . z middi ine Turpentine, Flax, = Linseed of! euotetfons = Te now $1.95 per gallen , - © ’ -@ be wat 4 if a oF he ee « a) re » & meaty 2s OT pH Digest ‘ em Be] Peas 83: f o- ~« mee we y 5 oe es 7 we ; no bs SE8E543 Pre ee % S., 5 3 } > * Free - yp V's a ‘ el re Se FCs ea ax is f New York Comonseed Oil. firm. ' oe Oe # s fA ’ ; 7 | ‘ Ni em oO * > a 2 4 Pe eo ~ to ’ Fy 4,4, j » FP as # ide th oe | 2 ‘ 7 ‘*e 1 220 Higsn yd, ! i) ve et me as SFA og ‘ * ery ’ » zz ~~ OD & BD Go ht Ft be Fe Le o “\¢ OP Be | ad tw a ne 1 PD me Gye | ’ ~~ 379 eer wt re be 9% 19 25 fs. FPS ST 4 in” Nema aml omit FES J ! | li wis Deere , a wat ; P| i + oie rm ’ a Pre | wr Prime sommer ye. tow, aT sf , oo) DP IP“DADWHDvwe ~ = — rm @ Gt de 7 wv ~@ b ! 4444 rf a mG & Dp wy 4 s**t * “OD J 41 prLy: a & vo) 47 D1 ad: =) s ‘) » ‘ we A 4.40 49 oD. s ye a. S ae % | . 101% R4 Ute oth om » *}Qre ~ ©) : > ws , ’ a. MINNEAPO ‘LIs Fiax. Neo. 1. $2.48 | Bond ’ tec Pa a « @ Ss Pee R ae =0Rg ~ eR a et eee St. Louis Spot Cotton. Sales—Securit ie pot cotton was unchanged bd St. Leuis | WEP es: if seu Sit + SARA Y~ Pe, — CAAZASASLLALELAA SL RT 4 . 1 rtrd oe B® Si fe =) co i ee z Ys: rere # me eee OR - | s iiine fair 9s oe) 90 33 ~~ es 0 aa "© oa | pe ¢ . eee | ow — eResyat: te) aw ‘- =x “a BS ‘? ‘el Gd “ah Pe ie 4 ~~ +t b 4 *r* «» B ud ‘ 7 ‘9 id >= & er *redine : the ee eg evrhancee was, | ™O™S] _ onan rerv’taline? ’ DPeint® wae made a . w ott 4 ' tM ’ marke: for -~offee * : — , ‘ , these stocks went down they drew Traction and public utility honda: * amd 8 pointe in Swan and Finc’ tiened wm Srasiiian cables and con > De eS or D ida’ #d ~} '~. ° bot - Lol? eed see? Mee r? gat? ? . od pale pend 2 "FT oS we ee ix” @> ha ’- LLL CLL LIE AL LOE L I OTT tLe Lette ea RNIN: ie esasaa aaa ttaameaeaaae . — ‘3 ¢ , wh by ate io So bite Poretete Te a " | ad — > a _ si ; . as along with them Baldwin Lacomo- | senerally have been strong. Public ..2@™"" | eon Evlex inte ’ + me Service oft New Jersev 5a ha. * Seer ? 2) : ; int ‘ Pee = oy ie Can and * TT at avortes, “2 ratic - ote . es = bought in the expectation that the : : a WaSes i Th et closed trregular e market cic : Sua pian for an exchange of these bonds en euabedinanclaenen ager * > . iin es sernranenaumnnnrnnoeronnnn The for * new 5% per cent issue - Puronean group there was a shar Bond Market. cured on the @lectric and power sliiclateiia n Brazil $s and a sma!!! as a +4 ~ a4 i 3 r "The week in the bond market has properties will) go through. [here ,., n Cuban 5% Th -_ : | - & 2: [ rad Li . = heen characterized by steady in- Was heavy trading tn these honds ticeable reaction itn the ent! : bee Veetment absorp tien of h mle toda at the hi Oo he wie aa : : : La a st : st? Of- : e . F , . - igh Pag : te ¥ gh f th mov Umer &. eign ‘iat Wha in the Swiss Sa Ton : arn . : ‘ : \gber Prine = ad jae > iy ; ¢ = a? y . - _ sitcesr-ene rites =m ‘ow-) in the market there has been a Set- around $89,000,000 against ¢:19 Ww - “ ea ‘ di . and cen- ter sentiment toward foreign bong 60.906 tn the previous week. 17 eet ie hs wea kness “eT tain us- ” , ot ™ ancha nageet The slow : , re higs cer 2 Year. Te $i ae. is ‘ q ‘ ~« “ . : oy sl the go- | 3g Was the Sewies 5 “3 8 to the ee with wich wsilt« are Siurt goer MUTT reper et a! the n= S “The buying itn the investment! Slaw Ss have also made a new high ‘amount of $39,980.40¢6 et (o some shading but wool growers t*fined futures were nomina ae Manes 4 cae _ Rede may tairty be ascribed cen- en Priced (© 'in the We ~ i t@ com- under heavy Gealings. Outside the yield 6.7 per cent. ee a ae for eatreanely —— i 2 a gemety _sppresi- - @ 6a" ’a°e been beary. 5.12c; September. 5.06c; December, 4.57. ‘ : ~ ee 4's IO BRO i st a” tt + "iter «howe? nee FBS EF 2 23 ‘9 tS dr Cop Je ‘ d4aqacdaaa vw ht pes 6 tnd bus bed Pt EB ELESELE PA ELS | PALATES REZ “eS . 4 & Chicago Board cf Trade 410-412 Olive St. Main 3380 Cen. 1669 ‘9 (9b a Dt ee wae $8 4 aadaa Pe ed a +4 a

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ower REET — Ae Nete Re AT tad o wth OD Sis? ee Pe = tee ee enh: ~*~ ear oA ro pain gees PES ae ig: bedi dss PGCE eee » - , re 2 te Asa +s 0 Sepia iee Rte ao . 9 a ee aa ¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ = A . ses , —— — St. Louis Stocks (Mn Mo |_ NEW YORK CURB _|WHAT IS STRONG —|( f= eine] 0mm mW sel BEST BEEF STEERS [bz St Meche Be Ee nas, es a : 2 : ala gts we MERCHANTS CHANGR oo ee ae to gine eet ee record markets maintained their ST. LOUIS STOC ae a " ; i on the | Kes se t the lee on the igiANC tock = FE Special to the Post-Dispatch. close min local market and quotations ——— to the Post-Dispatch. ’ tnd pad in hee gray ie : r Seasion Bie ws ° A Chicago ae nn of the eneres Of stocks a 3 es NEW YORK, April 5.—Following is a — of sales, h pest. lowest, closing and markets: : Cis = bu! eee a en ee Mar uge and the trade was of broader vol- retailers. (Cotton steady. $5.9609.- | The following |}; ; bon ae | previous closing prices of securit oo. jes traded in on the New k Curb ket today. Sales of stocks are in 100-share lots (except in the case of Standard Oil issues, sales High. tn. ? Wee Fest. | ume today. There was a shift in sentiment A aa AT and t he buying power indicated many of Fur auctions this week . " m t . . & ¥ a year ago . ced ” es i of which are in full) and sales of bonds represent $1000 face value each. act! s the ti ‘ a St. L 103 102 102b &cltive local traders now may be classed | prices showed sharp requctene New —j= aaa ' iP Prev. 2% 103%a se ||) sEcr 3 8 April 5.—A renewal of/ Sales. Security. | Bigh.| Low. \Close./Close. Sales, Security. | High. Low, \Close.|Close.| ST. _ LOUIS MERCHANTS’ _ EX-/|Chi 103% 101%- Lo2 Zo %- % ee %-% | natines , There was a change in the sit- GES. __ SECURITY, the opening of the cotton DO se : . CHANGE. Ajril 5.—Wheat closed substan-|K. C 96% 95% 6%a 5% mas on @ few dave ago wher milis mani-/ : die Carlton D. G ’ s ewing to continued bullish MESTIC BONDS. INDUSTRIALS. tially higher at the week-end geesion = af JULY anaa. by aatichenttn tate nnn enn 3 ag |i oe Meena lineal. : x : A : a - ae |e ¢ u- Cc re s nad pure : X averaged | — oes ; the spot market. reiterated “e Pack | Ge) et 60 ¥a| on aa : 28% | 28%) 2 |Z vl mig a nt yee Pea he yon ees was | St. 03% 102% 103% 102 a. ~ee There was rr noticeable Wark. ty shown in the 4 nd ees . . ‘orn nd for cotton Ss; 4 (1m % credited wit ctor in { Chi. M04 03% 10 - 1031 ig in the export trade and sal : Catt : 7, 85.00: | Internat ‘ ng dema A 7c nw ‘33! 106 Uy 106 % 106% 107 price yo lis h being & prominent fa K. Cc 97 J ha d 95%- ts 104% % 95 & of 1, 000. 000 bushels of haniteba Wubat ; ye en ° 7). ° . | Honey and d Beeswax, were reported overnizit to United ee [ Hogs .... 8 o* , . | HONEY— Southern ~ hy, nw A at Laclede the Atlantic states. where SAGE E 6s 3 In the local cash Saturday ae 487.73; | Nationa! Be already delayed, and firmness’ AST 7% 8) A ? | ted 4 7s | ae grain market SEPTEMBER WHEAT. dom and France, while veaterday’s busi-|: Sheep .. : 3. . ite Be per, | ft lc : Nationa! A R Mii 621 99% | 99% | 99% DD higher. ‘There was ‘iimited emand. Hard | St. 6,104 %b 1034 108 i, 10da on ls said to’ have totaled 2000.09]; Horses aid : | honey _at to gt30 " cer gases ’ exchange. 1 | 4 | V% 41 & 10 ushels. : mules .. 65° : ; : ReES Ax at per ib. 8.55; net | National new highs for the move- 2 Anaconda 68101 % | 101% 101% 102 wheat nominally 1 . Cash‘ corn ch Pe > 104% 2 fi | DD Cast wil | National firm. at an . 2 was steady to 2 ' - 97% he ° . || Nationa! eto 46 ots an, selling up 10 Beavbd &s.. 73 72%| 73 Dub C & Ri demand at the decline. Oats were a to as CORN Totals .111,897 128,398 . . | | five 5.45¢ 40 Be St 7c *35) 103 4/1034 103% 103 % ~~ Se oe ; $5.50. according to the weight } | Ay | National : Trent Met] 38%) a3 | ke ge RS t. LL. 79% 70% | torts CN RE 7s/108%/108% % 110 ae jer ind eeu t , | e early range of futures was er. 15 : 79 79%e ra- | ¥ Seolaved by the of - 3ChCA Se! 87 ¥4| 87 */' 8735 19) sa” Pawar | “4 ae is but within moderate limite. There was On. -» 70% 78% . Livestock markets at the St. Louis Na- | Yoce finds the different cla CRIEPS%s! 90%! os a | : r some week-end evening up business. Liver- .. %14% 73% - 3 tional Stockyards, compared with a week selling tn the followime ’ o'” % | 99% | 09% 10-250 ae DOo! wheat closed %d higher. ; ; bo ago, show no great change Receipts F&awGr — 5- b Cit S 7s Ci 04%) 9442| 9445) 94% “a ee 49% 49% 49 May wheat opened at $1.02%: July utcher hose Con Gas Ford Can. "1450 450 450 wheat, $1.02%4 ; September wheat, $1.03%;/ St. L.. S80 %b 80% 86 %b 80 were normal, figuring 111.897 head all —_ Ang ibe tid Ft 108%] 103% Gill S Raz 274% (2728 ” $8 8 0nd corn, 70 tc: July corn, 80%c¢; Sep- KO. ee aan Riad ‘ 74% % , told, of which 16.626 were cattle and Gl Ald Coai| 92 | 905%| 905, ember corn. « : 2 74% ® were made io| Calves. Monday's cattle market was quite CPAB Mills ites, 2 weted scotia cei peayy S. -| 18% | | binea’ pad "400 “cars “ot wheats compared | — SEPTEMBER CORN. KO to store. Market closed l@l%e ~ g- active at strong to 25c higher prices. The |; 6%s A wil 94 | 93% 94 HH & MRR 1331 ie 96 & “wek ago, 406 year | St. L. | 79 %b 79 AX 22.03% wong by Me rey $ wt upward trend was checked the denis 110 pounds down is te 7 ze | Minneapolis in. iv ‘ a ” ; ptember 1.90 Decem ay and remaining sessiong of the wee ccording we tena @ Deere 48 100% /100 100 Inter Cont Ru! 3 Dp BD. ing 80 fone . . Te 1 5, i 74% - $1.07 %. Shipping sales onan 53. 000 —: found values steady te week. Beet steers. & che ng to weight en - ois. | lint C Ind Cr! 1, | é els. af By swe. a week ago, average oeky oe and stage at $4.50 to | 92 v2 MAY OATS. orn met with good buying after an igher. Prices varied from arou $6 Sheep Receipts 1 Fair. fi all 4 ie Minn ages early dip under local pressure. Conmis- a $7 per cwt. for the common end to .-| 99% | 99%) 99%! 99% “46%| 400% 46:%b 462% | 10" houses forced shorts to cover. Icy. and ° Be | ee ntiate, for he pee IY fair, toeal | | ne ing power gave out later and this slowed lambe at this market were y-* - . 1100 % | 100%. 100 % 100 % JULY OATS. uD the advance. Cash corn basis was un- .(100 [100 , 108 100% ee J * &. * ogee ’ _ ~ a] gence At as — °- G COONS CIS ep 2 pot ped Pes GDS = ect com | Wagner Elect pfa 4 Wagner Elect Pia : East St L & G 5's! 7 Mo. er ~dison Elec t 5" & 8s 20229 ap me Pio Sous m the be ca Pina fro the durin and October to 25. B9¢ points apeve Friday's These ~ WOO os ricea—which $33 Ps ra) 24 wa ted a recovery of WEEK-END CLOSING . Stes _— lew level of March 27 _SECURITY. — : g good deal of realizing and ee s were somewhat irregu- i the undertone of the mar- Bank } fe “the spot news, the reported Nat ional pate: of Co 8 ‘e _ the demand for cotton Hrown Shoe mmerce14Q /{* "sm “en unfavorable weather reports ~ ‘ on ucts od ta. ** ° 7 : wea steady during the premeee x p a = rters were n | Certain: Aend Producta ’ t. "| /? (ae for additonal sup- nerson Electric om cal rs oie vorned easier towards the close Ely & Walker D G | ei. . eens ey reacted to 30.33c, or | Fred Medart pfd Pelee eae be: ints from the best, and Octo- Fulton Tron oe 103% The market closed Granite- Bimetallic oe °* 07 oe 7] 1s points higher to Hydraulic Press Brick pea ; Jate months being relatively Leh Pow 6s} 99%) 99 5 | 09 % | 99 Xs deo com . oe ‘ Sh 9 Oh 2 one , ee 5.—Cotton spot Internat! onal + rm pia..... . ; 3 f TORK. ART Sc. Lig W Lig | Johnson-Steph a 5%) ae a r est 78105 (105 |105 (103% |Ca-Del Of Prop” 8... 53°; Mkt SRy 78100 | 99%/| 99% /100 : Lac lede Stee! . .|. . — : MStP&éSSM |} , 101 % | Mo-Illinois Stores pfq_ = swe] . | ae York Cotton Ry 54s wil 86% 86% | 86% | Nat « ‘andy com ~ bee -_ . 95 Rice-Stix D G Ist 8 ) ~ 2 TORK. a 56.—Cotton futures Sout eo Acid dy. > e SPE ee NOngren eee Pac. 4 ot bt 05 MwNOM HWM ROew — Recs Sa Ure *D-~10VNOre + ae dt pe ene See ee Soe ¥ Nat Otis ing included 19 cars of Texas steers that le ic ~) 7? changed. Shipping 4 d w : SO pang Rd Be me Page Fg te > cars local and Park Oats receipt : 2 adio 3 4 oats receipts, whlch ‘were 76. et busmes, SEPTEMBER OATS. were 26.000 bushels. Market closed Mc} and heifers were of siow saie @ larger Radio - = “4*1) 136,000 last year, included uy C ----40% 40% 40%a 40%a%a/ Off to So up, May. 78% @7TB%c: July rt of the —_—- and closed wesk to Repetti C’. 85c {830 (830 | and 18 through; hay receipts were 2 MAY RYE 78%c; September, 79% @79 % ~ to 25c . Bales varied Rosenbaum | |} 49 } 49 49% : 415 Ra oes ;, ators | 66% say G6%b 6d% toot sotlowed other markets. Premiums and 00 aor, under for 8 visin 3- : OL. °c ey . ** / o 3 ag Feehan 282, 26% _ 2614) 22% 077.768 bushels of verheat, “28. 169 JULY RYE ping sales were 76. 000. bushels. Marke t co developed strength and closed stead S C&I new ? Ss 1 Be bushels of corn, 226.739 bushels of oats: a= na —“F a %@%c higher, May, 46%¢; July. 44%c.| t0 25c higher. A_ spread of $4.50 to er grades selling little “Detter than Sou Cal Ed 102% ‘102 grain stocks co: nprised 84.418 bushels of % 7% 7% 748 \ September. 40 %c oan a considerable part of the offerin Prices close stead me No. v red winter wheat. 225.566 bushe's Provisions were firm. Commission practical low end was quotable at $4 ite Si z Mot .!| ye 7 | of No. 2 red winter wheat, 96,064 busheis houses bought and on the bulge chere the top $7.50. Canner and cutter cows wift Intl 20% : | of No. ] 1 hard winter wineat, 351.430 bdsh- | 7 Chi . . was hedging by cash interests. ard showed no marked . ~~ were els of No. 2 winter wheat, 110,902 | | 1cago I rovisions | cease fachanaeé to 3 ee 8 >. ibe u n ed” A asa. a, genres, et . 33 dia bushels of changed. - es UN-| the bull market. io. 2 white _corn, 4856 bushels of No. CHICAGO, April 5.—Provision market a os 425 bushels of No 2 white oats, close and ranges follow: . ee ee $302 pushels of No. 3 white oats, and High. Low. Close. Yea. || Livestock Elsewhere. || t: beet soorel G atvomaen wend. seis am. mary poosiots - wheat were heavier ; ea Troe vat cc wilie plain gisinds soars “7 med i $8 to i$ the afte na wee o an ter than a year sbéeees 00 02 é ~ ago. being 288.000 “bushels. Corn, receipts IBY al L1L 8? 11-22 11°28 11.28 | ,pGHICAGO. Wis Rete eee foxy wan romined be coun eras of 0 chan a year ago. being 511-000" Boman oho RIBS. bulk "deat 10c higher. quality considered;| quent trading and closing values were | classes some h oy onc 0.80 O75 075 B75 u sirable 160 325 pound weight, nF; wheresa best lights weer available | ™uftton owes are quotable at id a ae Oats receipts were lighter than a week a $7.4 4 lich ws 5@7.60; top. $7.60; better grades. 140/ at Mouday, gtioat ota-| looking ahout stes h MININ G. = ter than a year ago, being 359. 650 ce 150 pound average. 5 itrgely , «4 15@7.40:| tione were $10.50 to $11 isaac , A, aleo seedy Bi an maecensrandinawd Primary shipments of wheat were : uk Dacking sows. 0; good to Hog Receipts a ED § > prac > an / 9425.04 4 Al G Min | 74c { 740 | 74e heavier than a week ago and lighter than | May ....... ape y 10-74 19.28 choice strong-weight *rcillin Digs, mostly porte mag 3 3% K! nloch Long Radial ba. ._| tse, ae Am Com M/! pie 4 a year ago, being 366 900 bushels. Corn | July oeeeeee10.57 10.56 10.65 10.556 | $6.25@6.75; ag Br Hal 5000; Receipts in the swine department for and buck looki a~ Missouri-Edison Electric 5s. 2) 3 ' 95%) 95%! 95% | 95% - ew G_ Cop! He | - phe were heavier than & week ago seleeha tatiana : eee «93 52 abe 60s 2 ight Leh toe yh head, strong to Boe highe io Steere | be . , m OF ) i. OGM | & | 56c | 56 and lighter than a year 0, being 575,- . _ ORI Se Tie ~s; Orleans Cotton : 2 % ie7k Po, ort 107 Caniaro Cop! D9! 1 000 bushels. Oates shipments were heav- | | Cash Grain Elsewhere | 30,7507 -50: packing sows. smooth. $6.8 62 tore 5488 tor Horees and Mules. H 74a) 107% ~ ; 1S ttm Ot me , ‘ ler than a week ago and lighter than a @7* packing sows, rough, $6. 70@6.85:|the pre ) 4 87.362 for the for Oil 78 106% 106% 106% 106% “OP = nw 2 ; year ago. being 660.000 wien ong slaughted pigs, $5@6.76. responding period @ year Thio-e The hors and m ule ma infinenced Oattle—Recsipts 500; com been a notabdie number of Dias ened in by Ton Ss bined «a « 60% | Cl . s. Monev oe 33 30.38-42 | Warner Electric Corp 28 | one epee or 29-10-20 D8 iy Alton G & 8t Is Tract 5s. om "95 86 25.55 .f 77% | East St. : ool ‘+. te ie 25.28 25.05 : ...256.04 24.78 30. 55430. 65 oc; ‘7 0c. December 25. 25., ri w sim ee *~ a ci rm oa Bo Fin Aaah SE 7 ” ¥. + by - - - ss ¢ . : , ‘ ehh sw eat ren a ee Pare PAs Pe a Liane St =. ir 5 ues ’ : : me " oe, Nik sak A eee a ee oo a ban oe Fess 2 4 Do ee a, Ad " * ee, ee | owe a R TS PE PE RAE GP 7 " ON E+ Sar a ea Pe) BET 722% #6 eg A ee ae fig AS er SP ¥ Se Fi, Sean te ee 4 eye — be abating Mp y , To a Se eS i Pd Raf ae FR a Nl I eM ct a Eg a) acetal why Lt ls AR a i $532 & ; elfen Re RP SE Nas tho ay ee Ue : sk ; - eee ters fa a i ’ | OT tC et TOES ge > ~ ta Ut dee Pon PEPSI ES = Ps ; | a a ; Sales of cash grain made on the ez- . a 1. '¢. oupert. Emma Silv change Saturday were as follows: firm: No. 1 dark Northern epring. ec. {. treme top matured steers, $12.35: best track New York, domestic, $1.45: No. 2| yearlings, $12; fat she-stock 25c to 50c well-finished swine. The week's havens sinedenieiaanllic Sind winter, f. o. $1.21: No. 1 Mani-} higher; canners and cutters firm: bulls. opening session featured a sharp upturn Hollinger . .| 1 red winter wheat.. .$1. . do, $1.14%,. aati No, 2 mixed durum, 40c to 50c higher: vealers uneven; good |in price. this advance. however. being over- ne : Howe Sound| ) * 9 red winter wheat **$1. . $1.15%. Corn: Spot sieady: No. 2 yel-| and choice kind steady to strong: common | come later in the week. The closing mar- ’ ' 1 >| No. 3 red winter wheat = > ne . ¢. 1. f. track New York. domestic,| and medium light weight weak to 25c low-| ket this week is wrens to 5c higher than ae ly ex M44- ‘44e | No. 4 red winter wheat .. : il by rail, 7 - 40. $1. and|¢r: stockers and feeders slow. steady,|the previous wees © 9 close on best butcher Met P "Co | 1%! 1%! 1%! 1% | N°. * red garlicky wheat $ | No. 2 ; uiet:| Week's bulk Pea follow: Beef steers anij hogs. sale today at $7.60 to $7.70 largely. -- Pte BO 8 ' a ® | Sample grade yellow hard “wheat. No. ite. Feed easy: city ran, yearlings, $8.25@10.50: sw Pat teee ré8 MONnICan C./ 40c . CORN. sacks, $28. Other articles wun- $5.50@8: Sanaa 5@ st to 1 R changed. 3.85: veal calves. $9@10.50; stockers and S Wee GON Edscoccenseces “CHICAGO, April 5.—Wheat pales, Seeders. $6.25 07.75. 4 mixed corn cacecererccerss 7 mM} pained. 79@ Pn yr me ng Fycute ts prac % QUoTATIC . 2 yellow co . ; a78c; N 5 $: . nig . B yellow ont «ee , , 83c: No. 3 _xellow “BGRI +7 0. bs 16; 5@1i2: : titel tage . 4 yellow corn {4 ell f 77% %C; ve 783%, , ree satin + “5Be Wiaher top. to $ ° “ bu punks... 22.05 5 yellow corn : sc; NO. + rhite 77%@ ‘ Oats: ’ hanes é . ‘ $16.85: sheep generally 25 Cc to Oc “ni er: weight kinds, from 110 to . op oeseee ». $ white corn | No. ~ | white. 43, a@4t : | best wooled ewes. $12. bulk ers most unsalable on the closing Se a ** - - wooled lambs, "sitale. 5: These weights are quotable at 3 | white oats E 527.60 $16. : “eet ppals50; wooled owes, | 97.505 lacatit éomeding peewee. at eeeeceeeeee - : ~ , = n .75: feeding and shearing lambs, argeiy pen pereessssceee 22 50. 4: 10.92. Ribs, 9.78. Bellies $15.29@18.60. £ £ ba, | to euaikty of the offerings. Yaaner = s~ 25. St. Louis Hay Market. | | RANSAS Siaisi: ae ee hr | New York Rubber. a x a $34 rs8 1, $28; standard, $26@27: ~ 10: May, 96%¢ paked : Jul O7c split NEW YORK, April a eater Genened | as prices No $2 ae ample grade, $19: prairie bid: September, 975 :¢ b orn: No. 3| ribbed esheets, s 22. om fe offerings cuot No. 2, $18.50@19.50. ite, 74% @7be: No. 2 yellow, 7% @78e: OA lfaltn Meal. N 6@76 4c; ‘onopah E | 1%! 1%! 1%! 1% nity Gold | 1%/ 2%| 1% g e. ¢c. | ye | | 7. 2. 921.4 223.25; Ne. 1, @75%e: May, wet; Ss} 2: : ; ‘8 — ©. 1, OR5@ | 74 le Q7o he: May. cathe, pelle anes: West Uts Te | Milletufts. No, 2 wt exe 2 2 Yukon Gold) 0c | 60e -l° Epring $2 4.25; soft winter 08D: ~ Barley, 7¢. Zl e D rare. pe: pe ens ‘neta ce : é o>? .§ JUy. $2387 Bove $2 MINNEAPOLIB, Minn.. Eo gst po view. ‘| unchanged; Gipmenta,_ S i. ald _bar rels. 0. _ $2.42 J $2.38 3, Pes ~ 00 - ted ste —— rthern. a uly. ° . Sevtenien q w- 3% | + Bond t Slew Contiowl ed] Pectots, 2567: ‘stock. citer Ss efs 5 14%) , 14% ine prices to’ farmers ana nadine, rollow. ang ranges as follows: gor Apri 02 . ° ee maneainiies . | “t S sc . ae ; .. we or round iota of the variou ti (small ’ * ‘ , . . : a : @y | 5% 5 34 + | “ | orders are usually quoted hicher) we | Cont, = en-_Son._Cieee orn WW, ed: j we eee! a ri t to ‘ . 12.35. wae , 8.90. ™ “ 3.85 | Sales—Security. | Hig’! ' Low. Closs, St. Louis Spot Cotton. re rq 4 a Z G 1h. -a | ~ EGGS—Fre sh country cand! a 21%c: | May wheat- r meena era Spot cotton was wochaared fin St. Louis c | Sali and cirties, 17@18c: cases returned | 98 ‘a 89% 98%-% 89% 80 asked; May RAILROAD | SOnes. B® quotations: Good ordinary 26.50c: low | | 4¢ lens: duck eggs. 26c; goose eggs. 60e. | July wheat- 101% 100%101% BU oT oR — Creamery: extras, 4Jc; : j | October 1 4 —- t: . se FE eR WARING oS oor pty” aon | NTR: Met! «= From the FACTORY 1) Se ee a —— et | ling, 28.50c; middling 30.50¢c:; a ScPU 1% ct) 3 ling, 32c; middling fair, 32.50¢c. _— ; 4 CHEE SE—per pound: “‘jorthern twins. iy 20 9c: sine!s, 21¢: Jonghorns oie daisiae Rough Rice Market. 2 white, 47460; prints, 22c: bricks, 2 NEW ORLEANS, April 56.—Reugh rice P1G NB AND SQUA Live m a, ‘ ; 51754 BONE, AND, SQUABE Live mineons sa et ‘lon ca rice | D2? NOT think of a ramen as a sone fm cy 81 "% he The St. Louls C! l@ari % =- ; / ng i- P . mM‘ 6s efs a. a2 % 0 ; tion report of debits for ee _ an R a: P 8s 98% ; De! ifs to indiv idua!l ar ‘COUNTS, _ S. ie - « oo ‘ BP d+ 5 L s 1o % ms debdits to bank and bankerw ~ 7 | ies , | > RG 6s nat! ) ; >] +.400.000. mak ing a tota! ‘ ba ; Re = = ino 4 J ~*. a7 WFO” ~* ‘ ~ R' r 6 ty nat nape } _ Clearings for Apri] 5. foo} 00. B® 25. | 24.9: 24.7. Se as cunt Ce 51, | 300.000: for corresponding day .~ - 3D , 24.6: 94 5 Sw G Se 95% $5 | $19. 500.000:. for w 2ek, 45.500 roe. — ae 4 50bid 24: > Sw w G 5s. | OR Se 2 | corresponding week last year, $141 16 ioe 30.75; July 29.23; ag . | ' 24.70; January LONDON, Aori] 5. —RBar si! ver, 33 , _~ December a4 ——$———_ - per ounce. Money. 15% per ce 1-164 Ss bid. | AA Oo, ~ 16% Te% |, count rates. short bills. ot io. an 4 or S i242 240) months bills. 3 per cent. cert: $a Liverpol Cotton Firm. ORK, April 5 : 63%c: Mexican dollars, 45408" Sllveg: E LIVERPOOL, a en ee ts “Bp mniddiing. ne. 18 254: fully midline, “Turpentine, Flax, Linseed] Mee stay 1008 . = ty. l ordinary. f a ntine, Fiay “9 SCC i} : 0.000 bales. including 6400 Amer- .~ * Receipts. — bales. American 700. linseed ont quotatt _ . closed _ Closing: April. jaunt - &; : 7.874: “July. 17.294: Octo- iots, now $1.05 ver i $1.07 for boiled. , Salon for raw > % me 124: December. 66d: January SAVANNAH, Ga., Apri! 6.— ae i : March, 14.314. me. Se: saan ; receipts 4 ‘ . aad W. Ros @ # New York Cottonseed Oil. “SEW YORK. April 5.—Cottonseed of! firm. Prime summer yellow, 10.25 OK n | , be 0.75: prime crude, 8.75 bid: April, ‘ > 11097 1% 10093 ‘4 1 "June, 10.45; July, K ++ July a pe: 0.82; Nopeomber. 10.90; u . 40; poo Reng 9.45; sales, L-engre Gid 2% ”} 91 | , Hard Shel] 26 WHEAT. [OO MOo Pst ~ we Boe Oaom @ * = fF = — ~ _ ee om Pepe a AERA SERS ae “A em th pt Ha de CIC em KIS Pd = waz -— p~ ee de * * Wiosme-~) & aT eS ee % pe ig il hte aie 7 * ee ee Se 9 Tat rer yey Mare a! tiny ae! yu Sy iy Sha Pe take 1 aor pare, PORE oh os Met Petes Ope ME te hs “A be eh pu eas Te Pia z pe. a thes ee 7) 43 po Sh rag - w ae a = ~~ - — a EY vue etryty 4 f PMO ence 3 Sea «er , SD ney ce ae amt ut eee ° 7 Rut PRR PRERLP APRS Ae RET: »* 2 Cie ) 4 sa ad} (110 SAL con 6s 109 S P evt 4s ° 28 P col 4s ’ yo S SP SF term 4s '50 £1 S Ry gen 4s ‘56. 3 8 Ry con 5s "94. 53 S Ry Ge ‘56. 3 Tar ins 56. %! 9 . 2 YORK ‘ s ce 2 | 95% : | 98H BB SA 4 te - be ey div hs an . 4 ge: 4 we its con 5. ag AR ny 13 x tt r A rig 4s’ 9 5 i. — says: ¢ ort il | 41 Third A edj 5s 60) 2 8; 2 i. feature of fore 10 Ohio Rang hint St. L.! | the week was the violent upturn ft — 400 &€ Gas) ane ry Maintained until 4 Peer Oil C the price of 10 Penn B i cents, sales | ? 2 i - a a ~ \e a} Ot. (3 toe ye 2 a IDMD-~-} “is Wd 14 Mex Pan be 1%, 9 Mount Pro | 18% hm z S-ieD “nt Bae | i ead last quoted at $8.60 per 100 Ibe 13¢; cull chickens. 10 @1 te; 6@: ‘ - 5 ] : idee sy 45 b b. ane | pockets "ranted "plat = aired la g~ ~ ary Yast quoted at $6.25@6.30 per IVC; eg orn fprings, ac ro 7 - in o turkeys, henus, U29c: Ps sok Ty toms, | New York — OClearings. — on YORK. Apri! 5—The nN : NEw YORK April 5.—New York bank!) ket has been quiet and fairly pr 12@14c: | clearings. $ 97.00 000: New York bank | during the week with today's quotations on balances. $73.0 00.000: New York Federal the basis of 13%c for electrolytic deliv- reserve hank credits. 366.000.0000. ered. Ir was barely stead ~di ~~ ~~ x»> i! i" = mm as > SO) as | Sa0~ SFR FE eh 2 Za po =) 2+) —* td«} to WWOmSr9 G99 —_ 2 ~~ ~~ DOWD gee >).~7% fs Fe - ws > tees ee ee te ce eee, ~~ MEAT CE be herr PEP o£ ot Dy Lig ieee ne, eo es Re 4 -'2-19 ~ nH H OM SD ted of buving Mare ) ~ ; : | 8% Bh | pe 79 ie Ey: Tai. iene ee ° e Thus only do you have the ideal factory. 5 de Se ot ae Stee eeoe| Missouri Marble Quarries || 1 mzst_be tere coourh to sterace good + PR a sharpby, rae . ¥ . per th. ° 165@180 lbs. O@10c per Ib.; ae ae se — Ee 7 Me ; ; ¢ | @200 ibe. Sac ay Ib. ; cna re. ia Re - 7 an —_———s _ ; eT ow & t. ? : | (Incorporated ) these good men with i S2eRee8 Pi Po ig Se oe) sts Ret! Cahn, Skin ~ ~ IVI os “| i> Hf Hl i reased note issue and the prac- | charges. Sheep. 34 ee broad inquiry had an influ-/| _ rate ___..i.| according to size S@ec: decks. trying along this reaction. Be!- | | Am G&E. 23 Le | FROGS——Per dozen, Jumbo, ofl i me de =% — "37 West Sh 4s O61 *: WaLE con 4s '49 a. MSM Vis) — . re hd Reqeans “Iw =" tae ee —) a x iF é Tt tt Pe re orSrtn ae on & ~ NBmar~oeae i i oP ee Pas pachange moved c! ‘rench. | do nw a, | dium, $1.75: small, $1.25: babies, 4 avanes fries 22 ASS VEGETASLUES., | ; P fi d L S n those. docn- | ey rmour pfd yy HOKES—California. $2.50 to $4 | ‘ Estimated ro it an OSS tatement & x00d extent on the | ii 165,264.29 ns ao ey Ae ae = eebey. f | | re —— HOSSLEZZS a at PETE o the em Dispatch. =" & cr , Sere +- PLS 3 383 ee ete ee Pe ans Red Se ily” lets Bit Te OR Dus 1024 a En ey 7bo% Botain foreign exchange market : ‘flected to a greater extent the Att . $4 25 Due 1948 To Yield 5.70% |thorities and interests and have | River Ohios. to $1.60: ao t bur Dividend on $500,000.00 R% preferred stock. 40 A Due 19 To Yield sions, ~——_ ado at gn: home- -grown, 40c to $1 | Applicable to dividend on 120,000 shares of Due 1934 0% om ~ egg : BP e, 4 - cm 1 | per ime OF . e To Yield 7. | = Fox 575% 048 Produce Elsewhere Ai. *RADISHES—{oulsians, | tips, 5c to 35c; | eommon stock (ieee h cha hac d we wowane se eu : . 2 siNER ELECTRIC ge? cents eH franc }—— jner 40-pou na ARMOUR & Lo. mks i po | fs eg OMS per trillion marksi— {| 78! 9%c. Esgre firm, | 4-8 STRING BEANS—Florida fan: ! Geo. A. Krauss, President H CO. Merry, Secretary ee ®: - hamper poor to good Due 1933 packed 24460774! 2c. GO storage packed, heat? bbis.. $3.70: (eo: 56 a) MISSO Te nennery whites, firsts to} 3 ,63 8. 80 I, 99 3,638.80 ST. LOUIS, URI “9@32c. Cheese © WF eT POTATO®Ts—Home-erown ’ apricots, quiet ‘to $2 95 per bu prices unchang- , reseed poul- | @4°95: choice. $1.50 to $3.25 per 6-basket ta and North Dakota sacked Red River creamery extras. standar‘s, @22c: or@inary firsts. 20@70%c; stor- | ser pe tn nz = ' orida. MARKET STREET RY. 7 m XE Due 1940 To #14 ="00% | Be . 4 Pride . —Following are a % ‘ ‘ “ STANDARD % ~- & week aEO Quo- | an apital market h ave not, a a a. oe POTATORS Lee triumpe. Total fixed charges. **#eeeoeeeeeeeeaeneenenee | & (par $4.8665 per pound |amount of new issues, mar f . “ba _ is xe «4 A sb?” “ a3 ,) 7 0 ) es, iany Oi i3. $1. 75 per u crate 0 eS = . esa GOVERNMENT OF SWITZER- = , t. ri. Wk. Ago.{which have been for overseas au- {$3.00 per bu hamper, unds): Rea | Net profit OM BAleS.......- essere eeerees pi gs age THE HAYNES AUTOMOBILZ COMPANY | i 4g A | be -j d eo ©? 15; Northern rurals, $1.50 F. - N = . ye ...4: | been made with the idea of stimu- | banks. to $2.19; eee SEER, OS ar. te & SUBURBAN 5s im ™.. 90 lating exports and internal trade.” r to $1 60: cobbiers ‘ 0 $1.80: Colo- | ——— CHEMICAL z $2 ee “ o ’ aah 4 ox - ey ” ; . 7? 4:2 SOUTHWESTERN PR. & LT, Ses 4 . e 9s oi per lire eee | nia Lips. «vt to BUC per oozen ° 8 4 6 3 Due 1943 To Yield 6.00% oy ee ‘san rt he NEW YORK. April 5 utte - | bunches. -R—California, $2.75 to $3.50! ot WAC : Je '& (par | setiled Receipts 12,018 _i-r,ARAGAS—Canadian bulk. $140 $9 628,963.72 | 250}, 2 440 score =e a . pare | | per 100 The. T l : { 2? 698 963.13 t fancy dar ola asse S . * “*e# @eaeeee —s ~~ s* ilies Z ° = . ee ems NATED © simmons 6% | ‘ ian ar a cr: 33 ‘pack: ss St 260: . more y hennery browns, | OEP NACH— Texas 50c to $1.25 per _ essk (tgheae metas he ~ 9 o . ' Cc tex “Rea cr iaid Te GEE BONNE in cc chic dcvedecdccda 129,324.95 Open Sundays and Evenings 7 (ew hall, $3.50: red nansemond, $7.75 to Ohios. $1.15@1.50: Idaho sacked russets, | 2°“... K as 5: delicious. 3 20 . ‘willowt * . err A OO Ag aie nah | BESS: Arete Penn WISE Saint Louis, Missouri ©; 39 : extra firsts, age Me 39c: firsts. 38 eto 7 wabike. seconds, %64.@837Mc Eggs $s eo a of ¢ mgs fo, a 7 Ne her; receipts. 20.052 cases fireats, 21% aS hore "$2.50 to 50 G or ze J Breaker Members Ne ork | . | ees S3%c: storage-Pack ; - , Members St Loute Stock Excnanee (i iii: 9800 5, 200 9702 Nine sue me bee = to $4.50 per bu tox President. A 1.24. CHICAGO. ‘April 5.—Poultry, alive, un- wok A RIES— athe "Ten | per ouart: Louisiana. $6 to $6.50 per 24- pint case. = KANSAS CITY, Me.. April £.—Produce

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peas 5 Beli “STLOUS POST-OISPATCH _. One is in the raitway! after having: t on his route) children itineis, : | y E yp ‘POLICE INVESTIGATING DEATH POSTMAN FOR 33 atc wclock. Before that fime he/ mail service. fee he IF R E E DRU | - served at various stations im the | ” Statin roeation | = eae a ee |Painter Was Found With Skull West End that have been aboi-_ St. Louisan Helps Win Debates. Nations. The Y ONE - ONE f SO S] ) Fractured. Presumably Hit tee Ne anaes ante # Sree ie : | NCt ON TAXE | me aaae RETIRE N TUESDAY is first route, 33 Yotom Wal-|_ FULTON, Mo.. April 5.—The de jthe national: i es eee sia A ree . ‘Epa. aeteen maple oon gang « took in all the territory ‘For ‘bating team of Westminster Col- vention of SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924. of Willam &. Lan- ton avenue to Skinker . lege, made up of Albert Kissling o of Quincr. TIL . “ari ? or - 4 ~ - “4 ’ 7 - from Page bouleva d S Lovis and Nathan Watson of won orer .y peacrating Ow nie... aoe —_ iham, 41 of 9$11B North Bight- in $5 Gillette | New-styte Razor - o Pente Canha to Call v-le ‘ treet. the police st rted an hen Jonr M. Scott ow 67. Par*. pweaty ee Kewanee, HL. returned here today Wheaton,: Il. New-Siyte Razer #: olid to Cali ite OAs : poiuce sia - \\ os eee ’ cha uhoy > this district. ide Host's TE Bl geal eee Watts... rnors to Co sider State and (jimvestigation of the circumstances tarted De live ering Mail He «tel these days, though.” i B kj ch H ‘ ’ d tie Nall Clip; a dandy — i Se t ,-41 Situations uncer! rhicl inham was found aan od \ "hole West End Scott. “things wet . Ge i uc in am ove an i Rreeden's Bleed Medicine. .. wa Ss ve | ee ae ee i — “ SES, ete HS i. eH ae Or Gay the two years’ exten- non of a fortun Table d’'Hote Dinner—Buckingham: Tuesday. Thursday ¢ “3 stares pO Dill. tonight, pe ea ee i ina AD a ion granted him when he reached nd she “did a ‘thriving busi- $1.50. Annex—Every evening. $1.69, — Diis onizg ' ee jor ni | Fa a omen tall : +) é earn S Be, =, will re 1 a Svery day the people — i and ne wi aWAY IS DICyCi i d up out ide waiting to get their re 5* n wt ge et ae oe 3% Dee DeW itt's Rye Ste Mire Salve, cures piles D@e Reaneds's Cough Syrup t@e Clas: a mew laxative he Can ie Peley's Cathartic Pills ‘iii 7 3 xy i i —— 3@c Meava er Pareven's Teoth Paste _S@e Reuse. im gilt bex sities x" 5 s-erted ste rempeian Olive OH, bettie | r is, De Geom Campher . - . : Wie 1Gc Sulphur Cream & Tartar Lez. Mie Soda Phosphate, efferverscent forts By first arr st t a short time before the +. 3 ate ' oe . . 2 7 ee g , $1.25 BHtix. tren, Quinine : “try. phew | -reasing the | iniu : : et on nica e Ti Ss every mornin srtunes told. To the south it Was * | Byes Teated Free: See Var Expert tactan. | je , 7 ~- ~ immé a? Gis ‘ 3 « °i. 5@c Mlute Waier......-- . Se, J , trlycethymoline . . 3Oe, 40e, Rte | iT ne saco , | State ¢ Liindois, 3S Mand Rrush ~ | peident lide ty committee; _ soles ea a eae he Sid . —_——— ; . ie 4 2 Se Mask Kec * Carpet Cleaner , "ie American Paste. kills rats ‘ ag EE eR SS _ em ens e po! ® aver (ize his tarm™m as leS.eriieid, Mo. los wm the route. | by = je Vie Razer Blades. fit« tom “ape FPlixir or . » yy j@Ss i. ge as . wed epee: ; , awe re ,psectic over j a2nnUaily OF Wa Ol for Scot at ine leld Station. ij rigina!l i ry. it té pissed St : : toti : } : oe Re. peiiien ith, paraffin) Vape Reb er Mesterole ie Toilet Seap. 5 cakes im bex i ei88 lvery White Hair Brush “Limited” 4 Fitting commer.” | fhe Witt’« Kidney Pills or Jad Sait« intions. Phi : h , 2p PR ibs mets fc : me lie a t — i@e Nail Bleach Towder Pree (Caecarets or eee —. aa 39 , z ae i dic fite ih ve! a} 1a] im 7 l of th Mietrict pr tee wetete 3 indalt beule ih’ or | , : aoe Spates Seek of Swee. Saew. 1 Pree |S heae or = ~~ ag | sai =: ‘ . ind State ta t3 in Jilinois ¢ old watch in Dpreciativn = tn lace from Unio ,OuUle Var 1@er, 1 Se. oe Heana Lvs. or. Powd.1 Free $1 Geld Medal or Hyres Cones “Or i cardiess of thet —/ : rset it ee) oie 4 _ a nase FHP a Es ro +, 3 3% ; ] oure SCHRIEVER “38 OLIVE S> Bet-Water Battle or Syringe LFree $ > Yor Hadley of W ashingtor —_ he manuf: pin. ha a : . Olive “Tablets... ; a * z tic Frepress Face Pewder ‘ oe able t! onus bill il? ? nut $3 Narciscus Perfeme: Frene -- ot. sheand of ta duction. final d Al ft f f f thi d Senne ar oem Toser--.--2o" |” ion on the mosoure ts uncertals and our own matchless assortments—at savings of one-thir $i 3-Ster er Blee Kibber Malt ~ jiineis, tae man ys.ers im tf _ ingin wre $1.10.$1.990 55.8. Bleed Med... 69. $1 15 situation. brom hh ituation . BLALSE wailing and cringing 25e, SOc, $1 Cuticura Salve . 19¢, 39¢.79¢ *“* cho : Choice Selections + ce subjected to torture im Seven Mic Palmelive Shaving (Cream . ~ a a eee | wid 3 = ek and isd Spe oe Reais. aie Son, eee (TS aCe manne An unusual opportunity at a mn wide vara. openers , ge t justice |Manzan. Pare or Pyramid Pile Cure. . 39¢ oe eee yee pre | the season of the year when — 3 mals are permitted to laugh at justi $1.50 Tre Jur (ompect (3-in-1) .-98e WeCormick urges the President to} Sa - s America. Parsen's or oy Pant Kidmey Cure. 29 ~ —ealat @ oa’ prices are usually high. | eewenticth Century Am Ie : | | E:s«s«oHlow this fantastic sequence of cause a ¢ has come about, and how ancient | Dr. | 68c Diapepsin l@e Straight 4s have become modern abuses, ts #f the compiled resuits of an investigation inal procedure. made b* Herbert 8. Chancellor of Washinzton Unive r Attorney-General and Governor epee 4 i gk td “ooh bee tits BRreme- ¢ GG@c Aspirin Tablets: Webster, 6 doa We Coffee, Keiffer’s NNAX, 2 Ibs. F iii FRR ¢¢ “Met ~ueare s Letter. é 7 ij o ti Hf He 23e Carbelic er Witch-Haze! Salve ) State tic Phe-Camph. an antiseptic 1. ederal Gov ent the efti-!} , ye 2D 7 issou ri the Caster O77}: tasteiexs . Bi A : *& re . : ~ : awe . died this sub | Bike Seidlitz Pewder ZEnS pay A 20a — -« me ' Chancellor Hadley has sMucie | the Belladenna or Backache Plaster. . 1: ormick’s letter sar “They (the! 7 SS : 7 1j rosecutor in Ka “Se Kidney Plasters: Keiffer’s & ect ee ee a“ SS » he was a public DP |iSe Aspirin Tablets, acce.. daz. - ' a ae = — 5 cheat , _ =i e9 . Ss v intensive is Be Cathartic Pills (100): White ger that during the last deca 2% SS > | MGity, and bas made the study int the Quinine Capsules; S-craim. doz....15e¢ _... Zeaiag aaa = 4 > . : inere 3 a ‘ | = wa ‘ tended as. . a eal Me Dr. Ofim’s Hay Fever Cure ... Te +h oa De. Bid - | & » a« ehairman of a coOmmi Sic Dr. Glin’s Cough Cure Tablets... 29¢ ‘°S* P® oy 100 per For more. | , : é faa eamed him as cna PP had CEES INC! Sea C6 01 ai ARG : Pa three to make sucn @ reper: ' F z The other members of the committee, He ‘RRR ER ERE 7 H . 3 BEEE fe = 4 FETEEERLERS FER American Law institute. © “ tt hh lt tt hk Ht hh tk ht i eh Tue ‘tf if were John G. Milburn of New York and & William E. Mikeil of the University of % srvivania. did not concur with Chane Hadley in al! points, and the revision of completed in time to be ary meeting of the eee f ATT NN fepert was Sot pee at the Febre Eestitute in Washington. His own gions. most of which are embodied @ femmitice’s revised report. are pF enpatient of Restraints RUG & CIGAR "TAY & FRANKLIN; S MAYER BROTHERS, CHICAGO, MANUFACTUR- ERS OF DEPENDABLE CLOTHING FOR BOYS. YOUNG MEN AND MEN. have retired from business and sold us their stock. We have added this vast as- sortment to our Own matchless, new Spring stocks; : AND THE ENTIRE ASSEMBLAGE IS NOW OF. As an official. Hadley had deen impat ef the restraints of usage and the « === j§ FERED AT SAVINGS OF FULLY ONE-THIRD. The S e} | eae timeliness of this event will be welcomed by thousands ' ' | -ef technicality. in tealinzg with crime of men, young men and boys who desire Spring and 'eriminals He was familiar with the : ‘ ie 7 makes The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service Ce ” - 20 2 Me wed) tion. wiich someone airways SE Easter Clothing of fi ualj d wh recia = ine 1813 Binve St. (3. E. Cer. 11) the savings they on ie ty—an wao app te 4 these matiers are discussed, that every Bargains by the Score! — € a Pmicality has its origin in mes a all ? K 8 M S & YOUNG MEN’S ; r Buard ponent cone : - — BOYS’ KNICKER SUITS aw rae | ae Wf you have no o cor : Parents! Think of It! N T That Will Please All Who hae te give complete and lasting satisfaction. Buy now . , . ewest Spring Styles— . Appreciate _ @ - more he Jee into the as Right in Season at Savings of One-Third. OPCOAT S Style, Quality and Savings. 4 ccary, es Geel ati Aaewael This Beautify! . $7. 50 ) VALUE — IN THIS SALE AT r§ “8B Foung Mien $18.50 VALUE — IN THIS SALE AT | : =a a, souae ates ba J ite STARCK $125 r 9. ‘Laas - rabardines, Whipcord liohtf ; : CON SOLE with j Hi = imeres and pee Delightful selections for youths wearing med long after the occasion for t | 3 their first long trousers and for young ; Bedford Cords, “Tot ae 4 > »~ 3 s | Worsteds and possibility of its recurrence, had men. Money-Saving Basement......... He found that practices BRUNSWICK 75 . . ; - n ; o trial fer a crime does VICTROLA 67 c - 30 VALUES —— non « bis orn behalf’. the prosecution Mar a | —a 7 : $13.50 VALUE a TIN THIS $ $27.50 VALUE a IN THIS SALE AT $ > — to his silence, ia arguing : a - Pattarr _ ' : hat =: on ' a , ne jury. COLUMBIA 69 — ———= ™ . “si ‘ele Bt ty _ atey eg eA an : Woolen cassimeres, tweeds. Seotches and i Defendants who thus refuse to te © Against such men. the argument. “He KENMORE 35 ] Be ma cS 3 eae Se velours in light and dark shades. Desira- sueatiy these with past criminal | - VALUE ee wy _— ag a: hd | | Sa VALUES $35 VALUE saat IN THIS SALE AT . p@eny it.” would often be an effective ble new patterns. Latest shades....... | Which cross-examination might bring PATHE 50 tes: one. but the prosecutor may sot raand-tail red One and Two Pant Suits etired to submit to an examination. eal quality te mir rments 3 $35.00 VAL : tn UES that d isplay a wealth of st tyle and color- ere was frequentiy reserted te. Bat A ith alt : . asniona die — garments that a ’ Peliate «twvie . [ox on - g he ARTOPHONE 57 Ny | SS , m THIS SALE AT rate penn Ae : eat % puirvey be has made. Chancellor Hadle — = - mass eae ee 686°« hte the latter part of the sever et ge eNe hd 4 $45 VALUE — IN THIS SALE AT >, °° etter vert of e's SILVERTONE 40 Compare the Console illuas- trated with others selling at f . ate ae apt GP ig ai) lien etna anumees Wall $95 VALUE at i. Yea! $ ne. ~) uperb woolens in all weaves a _Proiution of 1688. thie was changed. ei = oct i "516 $55 VALUE — IN THIS SALE AT ESS: wwe \einc sented tne rigne , $0 and more elsewhere. Examination ‘Tailure to do so should sot be ¢ will reveal value that is surprising. ... aS, aly m= the tril. RECORDS FREE) OQ" ~ : | sciections of latest music. Lace “> ; ' | ! | ri Quality €lothing—the kind that costs [_« “3 4 matter of ed aSronr oe te. + & a Vins = 9 n s WE WILL ACCEPT YOUR PREs- aoe ee ae ae " ENT PIANO or PHONOGRAPH Juvenil , : .00 and allow full present cash value 24 Boys Men’s and Men’s and ¥ Effective Protection for Guilty . Ss saptiee: | Per Week 22:52:22: ]) == | acu | ace d | Mew ona - | BEGIN PAYMENTS IN 30 DAYS and Blue-Serge ’ a s oung Men’s wei | “Now. we no longer deny the .50 $6.00 $9.00 2 "EAt to testify. but we keep the ‘nm ear’ : (rat - of - Town Sui . . Folks — Write = Suits, Pants, Pants eer 4 - Which went with that a .: : 2. tasugh it was ia Ms inception - Ve ship new a $9.89 85 $9.95 | $2.95 IE tremens. acs cow vosens con et iywaere in 1. 1018 OLIVE ST. (RE Cor. uth) St. Louis * agurvent CLOTHING COMPANY

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r xg AT ae ee ee eR SIP fe attr a a ee ee bs 5 2 ‘yy >, ent Bd po "Wg Sut ee: Teen 2. *, PIS PLEA yan | yy ng . x id Re ee ee Dee Re ee ORR, I, MY Ce A Ie NE EK FO Tg EE BRE PEN. I SI RI ITT SY 2 ae NEN RR BR CM Oe ta em cme ga 84 a sles eee a at PE TLE a ee my LR NINE ETN NS PO TINE TTT PR re peer ecescenre: sera ream SPATCH railway: after having won twe ' Illinois, taking the affj | ‘of the question wheth mes ‘States should = a Nations. The ue , SS oo Huron College , | | Res : The de- the national Pj ter Col-i vention of F Sissiing of Quincy, III. Matson of won over ere today Wheaton, 111. Debates, BRR VEE RAK “OL. LOUIS F 0S “DIS A CH SOA SSasy™guu WSS | | ae . so ee SNS sesmuaneesentitntinmnnane est Pine Boulevard—Opposit a bean and American Plans © Forest Park | i we ae ae = ———_—= == pasa foe ae eee ee ath, $1.50 up: w a 4 et bath, $1.50 up: with bath, $2.59 aa « ST. LOUIS, $ SU NDAY MORN ANG, wed were 6, 1924. we per day and up. Special Tates ¢ ° =z gOLENT CRIMINALS ‘PERMITTED TO LAUGH AT. ‘Buckingham: Tuesday. Thu (POOP LO OO DO OO OA A A ed le el eh alle i i a a a ri bones 1—14B a ae 8 EE ste mS Fe up, _——- — Samnaiamapcins = a ne _— ee OE A Ce nnex—-E verv evening, $1. ee Sung ee ee i ee a i a i The P JUSTICE IN AMERICA BECAUSE PRISONERS WERE | olitical R Revolt in the ; TORTURED IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY IN ENGLAND Northwest Is a Reality | i i i i a ae JPPER OR beg vod PLATES, $5.0 NATURAL GUMS Coo § ' sl lilt tt Sy ati le ae ial incall hla ON ON ll VOL alah Lh La ow _ ~~ _ Bers " ‘ af ne : ae * HRIEVER ,, — — ta fe, eee ‘ Bm Sys > 26 Obstacles in Way of Conviction Be Ancient Safeguards Have Be- iene Modern Abuses Is Shown pinouts Conducted by Chan-. lor Hadley of W ashington| Iniversity. . : ices Started as Protection to ~ Anne ent Have Been, Turned | ay Tnto Means of Easy Escape for usiness Guilty — Technicalities Glori-' one-third > fied. a ee en te mp CAUSE wailing and cringing wretches | were subjected to torture in Sev enteenth | Tentury England, sleek and insolent | nals are permitted to laugh at justice in. wenticth Century America. ‘How this fantastic sequence of cause and. fect has come about, and how ancient safe- ( is have become modern abuses, is shown the compiled results of an investigation of Sriminal procedure, made by Herbert S. Had- py, Chancellor of Washington University, a Attorney-General and Governor of Missouri. ' Chancellor Hadley has studied this subject | . ince he was. a public prosecutor in Kansas my, and has made the study intensive in re- } on years, while teaching law in the Lniver-/ ity of Colorado. His last summer vacation, | bent on the Maine coast, was given to the Preparation of a refiort on this subject, in- fended for the American Law Institute, which ‘Bamed him as chairman of a committee of three to make such a report. The other members of the committee. who | were John G. Milburn of New York and Dean (William E. Mikell of the University of Penn-’‘ Sylvania, did not concur with Chancellor PHadiey in al! points, and the revision of the (| ‘port was not completed in time to be acted at the February meeting of the Law’ _ Mastitut in Washington. His own conclu-, , most of which are embodied in the ( imittee’s revised report, are presented ' Choice Selections in wide variety, leat of Restraints 4 Built Up by American Criminal Law — DVANTAGES which the defendant possesses over the prosecution, in present- day American criminal procedure, are ligted by Chancellor Hadley as follows: (1) Defendant may insist on speedy trial; state tnay not. (2) Defendant must be advised as to charge; state not advised as to defense. (3) Defendant may change his defense; state may ndt amend indictment. (4) ' Defendant must see names of state’s witnesses; state may not see names of defendant’s witnesses. “ (5) Defendant has right to hear state’s case in preliminary hearing: state may not require defense to be shown. (6) Defendant has right to disqualify examining magistrate; state has not. (7) Defendant may challenge grand jury members; state may not. (8) Defendant may ask change of venue to another county on ground of public prejudice; state may not. (9) Defendant may disqualify trial judge; state may not. (10) Defendant has two peremptory challenges of trial jury to state’s one. (11) Defendant may have as many lawyers as he can hire; state (in some states) may not have special counsel. (12) Defendant's counsel may comment on failure of any state witness to testify; state may not comment,on defendant's failure to testify. (13) Defendant may be cross-examined only as to matter of his direct testimony; State’s witnesses may be cross-examined ‘on any ground, and impeached. (14) Defendant may take depositions of witnesses; state (in most states) may not. (15) Defendant may use record of preliminary hearing or Coroner’ s inquest testi- mony; state may hot. ae (16) Defendant is presumed to be innocent, and may be acquitted on reasonable doubt as to criminal intent, even when act is proved; state must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. (17) Defendant pleading insanity is required to show it not beyond reasonable doubt, but only by preponderance of testimony. (18) Defendant has right to appeal as to testimony and rulings; state has not. (19) Defendant may plead jeopardy if state’s case has once failed through ab- sence of a witness; state may not show previous crimes of defendant unless he testifies. | (20) Defendant may appeal conviction, but state may not appeal from acquittal, | even if acquittal has been obtained by bribery or perjury. | (21) Defendant may make state pay costs of his appeal; state cannot collect costs of prosecution from defendant even when convicted. (22) Juries are final arbiters of both law and fact in several states, and in only 15 states may the judge comment or advise jury on evidence. (23) Defendant may obtain reversal of conviction on warious grounds, but state may not ask that punishment be increased. ¥ (24) Appellate courts usually construe any error by trial court as prejudicial to defendant's rights. (25) Defendant whose conviction is confirmed on appeal may plead that he has become insane since conviction, necessitating new hearing on this issue; state can- not ask reopening of a case on ground that defendant has regained his sanity. (26) Defendant, if all other resources fail, may ask Governor or pardoning board for release or reduction of sentence. ee -~ - —— } » As an official, Hadley had been impatient } the restraints of usage and the obstaotes ‘ technicality, in Wealing with crime and rimina!s. He was familiar with the asser- mon, Wuich someone aiways makes when. t me Matters are discussed, that every tech- Bitelity has its origin in some ancient safe- | against oppression. This usually runs | m into an argument that, if the technicality \ DUNG MEN’S SUITS ffir" .cres, Pc. tase All Who Appreciate P adj aality and Savings. N THIS SALE AT 'The more he Jooked- into the matter his- )’% tally, the more Hadley became convinced any such defense of technicality was an ; users and for young wnec long after the occasion for them. or: Basement ; possibility of its recurrence, had disap- «. He found that practices started as‘ N THIS SALE AT J | pm attractive Spring, ion to the innocent had been turned } = means of easy escape for the guilty. | _ One rule, which lawyers and Judges now | p@5a@ matter of course, is that, when a man? trial for a crime does not testify in | own behalf, the prosecution may make no; folk and Brooks mod- ‘Saving Basement. ddy every mon sense.” The presumption of thing the thing most familiar to the public in court body of the county where the crime was com- proceduré, and most often cited in nonlegal’ mitted, and unanimity of decision was re- ) arguments of all sorts. is the assertion that | /every man is presumed to be innocent until’ witnesses on their own knowledge of the | (he is proven to be guilty. “The presumption of innocence, as ae “Now, this original qualification of the interpreted , Hadley says, rule established-during a period of oppres- must be chosen frequently becomes a means for youths wearing $ Weurdity. He found that rules had been re- ‘pee guilt was warranted by them. But today, in ment of their law. ‘the ordinary criminal case, after the police, a Coroner’s jury (if it is a homicide case), \the examining Magistrate, the prosecuting of- ficer and a grand jury have deciared on tHeir! tion. oaths after investigation that a crime has been acquitted or convicted, and this is the rule) ‘committed and that they think the defendant in France and Scotland. where the rules of \is guilty—in such a case it is a contradiction the Roman law generally obtain.” At a time when the . — — ; 1 f ‘ prosecutions were political, no presumption Of ~hinh the people have a part in the enforce- | consideration of fairness and com-,;‘‘was devised to secure on the jury those who had knowledge of the crime, or who innocence is another could secure it by personal investigation. For Probably this reason, the jury was selected from the that is taken for granted. garded as necessary, since they decided as ) facts, rather than as judges. by. our courts,” Chancellor ( ,jury has become a disqualification, and the “is another inheritamce Of @ territorial limitation within which a jury (for the guilty to escape successful prosecution. principal criminal , “Tne jury system furnishes the means by It should and unques- ‘ionably will continue. But for the trial of minor offenses, the question of a propor- tionate verdict is receiving deserved atten-: Under the Roman law, a Majority vote | | back to the regular Republican fold. ; # e CONCLUSION OF POST-DISPATCH QBoERVER AFTER TOUR one Political Trend i in the Northwest. as It Appeared to Post-Dispatch Observer SOUTH DAKOTA—Johnson defeated of delegates to the Republican Na- Coolidge in the contegt for the State dele- tional Convention Was elected by an . gation to the Republican National Con- April ° vention. Gov, McMaster, radical Republi- / can, defeated Senator Sterling, Conserva- Ww hether the Wisconsin Senator’ Will Choose to Head Third- Party Ticket in the Presiden- tial Race or Not Will Depend. on His Health and the Quality: Nomi-} Re overwhelming majority in the ! primary. They will present La Fol- lette’s progressive platform to’ the*con- © tive, for the senatorial nomination, vention. Milwaukee re-elected its Socialist NEBRASKA—Norris, radical, is op- Mayor. : posed for the Republican senatorial nom- ~ | MINNESOTA—The Farmer-Labor par- { ‘ation, but probably will win. By CHARLES G. ROSS ty, which sent Magnus Johnson and Ship- IOWA—Chances greatly favor the re- election of Brookhart, radical Republi Chief Washington correspondent, who has stead wy the Senage, will have 8 full State f the La Foll bT - ro ticket in the fall election and expects to 0 ¢ La Follette Bioc, to the Senace, win. The Farmer-Labor Federation, MONTANA nas Walsh, oil-lease investi- which cements the union of farmers and ( 8@tor, faces a fight by the Ku Klux Klan, industrial workers in the State, has been buMwith the aid of Wheeler, his radical organized under the chairmanship of Wil- colleague, probably will be re-elected to liam Mahoney, St. Paul labor leader. The the Senate over his Republican opponent. Farmer-Labor party is the political weap- on of this federation. NORTH DAKOTA—Though his name, by his own request, was not on the ballot, La Follette ran second to Coolidge and defeated Johnson in the Republican pres!- dential preference primary in March. Johnson and La Follette together polled more votes than Coolidge. Either one, W cr detegates to. La ¥Follette slate of the Regular Parties’ nees—Unlike Rooseyelt’s bellion, This One Seethed Up From the Bottom. just completed a tour of the Northwestern States to a&’certain whether there is a yrad- ical revolt against the Republican and Demo- cratic parties and how the Presidential elec-| fion may be effected this fall by this situation, § HE political revolt in the Northwest is Ts one respect similar to, and in others | quite different from, the progressive cru-: sade that Roosevelt led in 1912. The simi- larity lies in the fact that the third-party | movement which has grown out of the North- western economic disturbance is centered about the personality of one man—Senator La Follette—just as the Progressive § party was built up around Roosevelt. / running alone, would probably have defeat- states and, in addition, Idaho, Washing- There the parallel ends. The Bull Moose ed him. ton and Wyoming. breakaway from the regular Republican ranks ) - ssousicabliagtasiapele meinen . Was a revolt starting at the top, among po- litical leaders, and working downward. The'\ revolution of 1924 wells up from the bottom. There is also this fundamental difference { between the two moveménts: that of 1912 represented merely a cleavage on political is-| sues; «the present is founded on the economic issue. Defeat at the polls shot the Progres- sive party to pieces and sent its members back do, LA FOLLETTE as a third presiden- tial candidate, against Conservative norm- inees on the other tickets, would carry Wisconsin and Minnesota, would have bet- ‘ter than an even chance {1 North and South Dakota, Nebraska and Montana, and would run strongly in lowa. His support- ers claim he would cafry all these seven but in ehoosing his own weapons and making/der his compulsion, of a progressive platform \ his opponents meet him on his own. ground. by the Republicans—then the movement Both wets and drys are in his following. me; whieh has developed in prospect of his can‘ tells them that prohibition is only a sumptu-(didacy will fall into its component parts. ary issue after all, not to be compared in) There is no other man in the country who importance with the great economic question (could hope to win for himself all the diverse (before the country. Believing in him as they \elements back of La Follette. _they make common cause behind him with’ But the breakup of the La Follette boom into their old alignments. The election proved * zeal and loyalty that are commanded by ) would not kill the revolt in the Northwest. that there was no room in our governmental | few, if any, other men 18 Ome pubile /ife. oo is a phenomenon which, while making system for a third purely political party. In the tour I have just made of seven of\a La Follette candidacy formidable, is quite Ressevait if anybody, could have got one go- the Northwestern states, I heard little, either independent of it. The revolt, as preceding ing: he made a gallant effort, failed and went ( rom La Follette’s friends or his enemies, to(articles have shown, has manifested itself in Had he ) indicate that he had been under’ cloud dur- the election of radical Senators like Brook- lived. he would have been the party’s nomi- jing the war. The Northwest, at least, judges hart, on the Republican ticket, and Wheeler, nee for the presidency in 1920. (him today, favorably or unfavorably, acrere~{ pe the Democratic ticket, and the rise of the The current waeene goes deeper. on ing to the individual point of view, almost / Farmer-Lavor party ip presses itself, of course, in political action, ; ¥ Bo!) by his long record of fighting—-as he ( earlier outbreak was seen in the Camere of but it is economic in origin and purpose. As the Republican party machinery-in North Da- candidly explained by William Mahorey, the chairman of the Farmer-Labor, Federation of Minnesota, it is based on the self-interest the enlightened self-interest—-of the farmers and industrial wage-earners. It is not an} savs---for the people against privilege. It is not altogether accurate to say that kota by the Non-Partisan League. the crusade behind La Follette is a third-( , affection in the Northwest was apparent be- party movement. One reason for this I have) tare the war. Since then it has been height- already suggested: namely, that the waned by the passage of the Esech-Cummings ‘ment is grounded wholly on an economic is-)act which the farmers blame for high freight “uplift” movement, not a reform drive in the { 8Ues La Follette’s issue ~and therefore can-(rates; by the effort of the Harding adminis- e, but an effort, organized in vari-}®° properly be Geacribed in the ordinary po- ) tration to pass a ship subsidy bill, by the usual sense, bu wh F It is really, in the eyes of its, Seating of Newberry, by the Fordney-MeCum- ous ways and orwge pear Hm seal pre for to) ber tariff bill, by general dissatisfaction; in prove the economic sta b ‘them the two old parties are as one. They } fact, with the policies & the Harding admin- springs out of the ‘feeling that the pe a the effort as a massing of the liberal istration. All these grievances have comi- heing managed by the privileged ae s to ferces of the country against the reaction-( bined with the collapse of farm prices—a col- _ seh otree oben Saas +} — ; aries. through whose control of the old-party) lapse reflected in Sheriff's sales and bask nothing new or novel in this line 28 taprnnsanen, MBE CE the “invisible government” is/ failures all over the Northwest—-to make that but it has been intensified and pecapiligny er: enabled to rule the country. Indeed, it is) section what it is today, # hotbed of unrest. vocal by the agricultural! chaps in the orth- -easonable to believe that the present revolt/fhe farmers want meo in Congress and in the west and by the revelations in the oil and; which is, after all, but a vivid dramatiza-} executive offices who will be the servants of ‘tion of an age-long struggle—will pave the /their material interests. They feel they have way for an ultimate complete party realign-\ been buncoed by the professional politicians. La Follette Makes His Point ‘ment, the liberals or radicals against the con- The failure of the present Congress to pass )servatives. Virtually, this is the alignment any relief measure, out of many that have | litical terins. t ( \adherents, a second-party movement; Daugherty inquiries. Minnesota. An The dis, » * . 4 L =F 4 a iid ie " Lee oe, > Lae \ . ; 2 Tol Fis a He a f seat, ba Ce a 0 he a oye ? es Yat adit Pa i 2, aa S259 Peat! Ae RS ita US a RIE iit 2 a ae Sees . ma? * . . Y t > ’ : ae eat: , neg MA; 2 RE A aS at oy, ) AR cy Sea eats oR hes . very " " ; te ve EAN Se pl bit) ime 5A ins . - nce to hi " aia — — — igeies mates Pree ee iin effect in several Northwestern states today.) | been offered, has increased the farmers’ me@- weeds, Scotches and rdark shades. Desira- atest shades N THIS SALE AT $° ] nd savings IS SALE AT $é garments that will ag men who appre- gz PE RECON 25 nk a ay and Two Pant Suits $ h of style and color- IS in all weaves THIS SALE AT he kind that costs here. a at is surprising. . Men’s and — Young Men’s $9.00 Pants, Pants, $3.95 | $5.95 OPEN UNTIL 6 P. M. Men’s and Young Men’s $6.00 Defendants who thus refuse to testify are‘ hier aed being denied the right to testify. it | | ™ 8a matter of fairness provided that his,;and prove it clearly and satisfactorily, is a i t0 testify, but we keep the other my. ‘gence, to assert, with the force and reitera- Wently those with past criminal records, | cross-examination might bring out.) , si such men, the argument, “He doesn't; No Presumption in France. y it,” would often be an effective and a, “If the law presumes him innocent, why One, but the prosecutor may not make it do its representatives prosecute him? In the does, a reversal on appeal is certain.|system founded on logic, no presumptions A this rule, in the light of the historical ) should be indulged either way. This is the he has made, Chancellor Hadley says: ,rule in France, and was the rule of the Ro- presumes the defendant innocent. "tp lo the latter part of the seventeenth) man law teat y , &@ defendant in England was re-/ With the presumption 0! defendant must he | f innocence, the to submit to an examination, and tor- )requirement that the Was frequently resorted to. But in the, proven guilty beyond « reasonable doubt is 4on of 1688, this was changed, and the \linked as an ancient inheritance. Of this, lant was denied the right to testify at/Chancellor Hadley says: ’ “That the prosecution should prove guilt, me to do so should not be commented logical and sensible rule. But the assertion ( im the trial. )that it is better that 99 guilty men escape ‘than that one innocent man be punished is a sentimental enlargement of the saving of longer deny the accused the the Emperor Hadrian, that it was better that ' pro- \ two guilty escape than that one innocent be Which went with that denial, and {punished | though it was in its inception a pro-) Trial by jury is popularly considered a — torture. and for the defense of ' fundamental right, and Chancellor Hadley . has now become one of the most) ,does not argue against this belief, but he stage for protection of the guilty.{ does show how the composition of juries could be more logical and sensible} bas changed, and he contends that verdicts "ask the defendant, who knows more ( in criminal cases should be determined, as _ facts than any other. what he has\ verdicts in civil cases in this State may it them? The alternative of giving ; by less than the entire membership of the ‘the right to comment on bis failure \ jury. ee "y Would seem to be clearly enamel “The juy system, in its origin,’ e y & i. be, in terms, it is almost an insult to intelli-¢ )tion usual in a crimina!] trial, that the law? . which prevails | Virginia was written ‘W. Virginia,’ he ‘says. Verbiage in Indictments. A Verbiage in indictments is deemed by Had- American lev a conspicuous weakness of ‘criminal procedure, and one that is particu larlv likely to subject it to ridicule of those familiar with procedure in England. “The appellate courts,” he says, “have been enmeshed in a confusion of refine- passing on the validity of indictments. In the old common law form of indictment for murder. it is necessary that the defendant should be charged. as an essential part of (the offense. with an assault. But when the killing has been effected with a pistol, it has gredivy bothered some appellate courts, Supreme Court of Missouri, including tite whether the have been committed with the pistol or witn assault should be charged to ‘the bullets fired from the pistol, and ov such hair-splitting technicalities guilty men have gcone free all such questions would be re- moved if the simple form of indictment in #ngland were established in every State. “In cases where convictions are reversed for mere literal defects in the record. such as leavine out the letter ‘l’ in the world ‘malice. or omitting the word ‘the’ in the closing clause Of the indictment, thus leav- ing the phrase ‘against the peace and dignity of state. (201 Mo. 202). or because West we reach | Continued on Page Mp. La Follette has preached for a long are, ‘that the one big issue in this country, the? - ; . ° ments. contradictions and technicalities in. iin the fact dowinated the State. issue transcending everything else, is that of ) the people against predatory wealth. 7, } ago he convinced his own State of Wiscon-\-— son that his analysis was correct, with the result that his opponents have never heen | able to wean away his following by setting up la Follette’s strength in which some other issue. Wisconsin. and in the other states to nis inflpenee has extended, consists largel) thet he has never for an instant wavered in his fight. He is called by his enemies insincere and a demagogue, but pno- body can dispute his perfect consistency. To, every measure he applies the same test: is it in the best interest of the peopie? So, at' any sate, do his supporters believe. He, “cold” himself to Wisconsin and then to the’ farmers of North Dakota, whom he aided in) their fights against the Minneapolis milling interests and the railroad machine that once Gradually, through 30 years of fighting. he gained strength throughout the Northwest, and here and there in other parts of the coun-. try. He is not only an idealist, but a hard- headed practical politician. He does not go tilting at windmills when there is nothing to be gained from it: that is why his close friends say that he will not put himself at: the head of a third-party movement this year’ uniess he sees a chance to make a real dent ‘in the armor of the old parties. Years (| \the Progressive party in 1912. That would only at the top; below that, each group will) ‘be free to pursue its independent way. 5 of his supporters that ( what the Northwest thought-—that this seo- ‘is believed by many a designated as an Inde-:tion was wholly beyond the range of his vie 4 ‘he will prefer to be ' pendent Republican candidate. ‘of Minnesota. the national party convention / who cannot ally themselves with the thought. hopelessly divided among themselves ‘roseness and correspondingly decreased the it smabite of the Republican party in the next Chances of La Follette ae Race | election. Prevalent throughout the section is _ la feeling that the Northwest has been “for- 5 a kotten” by Congress, Coolidge, and, indeed, » by lall the rest of the country. A second reason why “third party’ is ‘misnomer when applied to the forces back of | La Follette is that no effort is being we agi on eae XS to form a separate political organization, op- | Cases of Kellogg and Kone erating as a complete, independent entity, like } i cee et NA A LI A Be A, _— —— + Nee > ren be impracticable. The cohesion of the groups, The appointment of Kellogg as Ambassador $uU rting La Foliette, fp ‘by ‘the voters of Minnesota, was i 1¢) as meaning that the President didn’t \siog. Then the Northwest saw the N The matter of titie is of sina}! conseq uence. / Burtnees bill, providing a fund for the « He has the support of the Farmer-Labor party | versal of Non Partisan Leaguers, of ate, with Lodge and other adm indorse him at) Senators voting against it. Whether this’ i in CC teveland ) Would have done any practical good is bt ef various non-conformist groups’ ful, but the farmere in any event would b old welcomed its passage as tangible political ‘that the administration was taking thought of their welfare. on ordinary political issues, can get together’ Just recently, the progressives of the around La Follette-—and will, if he runs—— | weet received, as they think, another nt a on the broad. issue that he lays down as fup- ‘the hands of the President, in his fatiure ‘ damenta! a“ ‘name Judge Kenyon as At ¢ If La Foliette elects to stay out of the race, | lowa, especially, there was conthtent ¢ as he may do for amy one of three reasons—(tetion that the President would take | ‘a breakdown in health, the nomination of a oe romanting: liberal sentiment. Socialists, who will probatls eon July 6, parties. Voters of many shades of La Follette bas™been remarkably success- rypberal by the Democrats, or the adoption, ua- te ae Poem / : i i te | Bed | oe = <a ae —_~ —* i a nee ». ; if he runsy will be to Great Britain, after he had been repudiated 4 fieation of crops, slaughtered in the So ~

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" ie A cei ue | SOR earner vem - ia é OE ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924. _ - Ol S POST y st ee nsolent Crimuinz : Fae Oe ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE FARMER’S FRIENDS. | working class, the rate of interest being ea cia a —_ ¥ Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER The refrain of an old song must come haunting- while prices have fallen, so that more one ct ". RP ise SSS oF tote 2 ieee a O Au h Dec. 13, 1878. ly back to the middle-aged farmer as he listens to be produced to pay than when the mone} held | ae 1 et 1 i | 4 — Published dy the Pulitzer Publishing +). rhetoric of importunate politicians. Well may Towed. Also, that the bulk of the bonds are Re ces ote ~~ : : | a From Page 15. contro Company, Twelfth Boulevard ge & ' " sd. they DY the wealthy class. “=+ = re a . . “enti : in the and Olive Strect he exclaim, “They're all my friends.” Indeed, the} ; | id have) “Ee 7 . hag "Tee | | « Bip St, RE: — * ase are his anxious friends. They grieve with him in Had this project succeeded, it WouUul ial ie : co : Sah at ~~ = fe Tr ’ eet? el — | of —— | is = | | —« . ‘ "i , = > one- 4 oe - Y., oe Nn gs i * ; . . a *~ —— “ a ou 3 § THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- his misfortune. They pay him shopworn compli-,|#™ounted to confiscation of not less = ina it ght SESE ss “ SB i : — veither to PORM. | ments. They are burning to help him, to prove,| Seventh of the accumulated wealth. It would Bi se aes a ho i =n Se igen A ie Se eES 7 inex I know that my retirement will i a ieiatias way. what good friends of his they been a long step in the direction the bolshevists | woah Xo Se aa al gc, ae RR ree aes . or ee —s : “5 ; . 8 make no difference in its cardinal | took after the fall of Kerensky in Russia. — aula NMS Te a SR ee ae Pet pe Non-Technical erm. aie iad principiecs, that it will always fight a eae . ‘Penal ee es Sgt Oh PF. a tndictments are in * . for pregress and reform, never tol- Those tearfully earnest friends, however, co not —_—_____--—_-@ © @— a tae _* ¥ = See ettal ——— ieaiiae-the a . _— i : » ; ‘ / : : ’ —* Cc ct masaton seen or corruption, always seem willing to wrestle with facts. Shutting their THE CASE OF ILLINOIS. | | — on seh ( gear the offenses COM- | _. 6 sist emagegucs of all partics, cates —— ue. impractica- oie ; aiid : fo + * foe . anguage . never belong to any party, always Fame ate Spon ae - 7 es lilinois will hold a primary election next Tues : , : >. v ‘ . : . . : plunderers, never lack sympathy transmute the farmer's distress into attiu is a candidate for renomination. He is charged , ‘ Le: arn eS es oe S Possible errors and re- ; ‘ ww “? =“. > » ~ aoe «ee > - ~~ > : : “ me. as wel as (One . ) = ry sver subsidy. They ; - - u — nat gp signe remain de- the magic wand of governmental! subsid! : “ with grave offenses. He was State Treasurer be en. voted to the public welfare. never be mnt 3 least * ‘ ‘'s £o w mt : count at least cn winning the farmers So fore he was Governor. While Treasurer he /s Satisfied with merely printing news toht ¢ e . 7; i T} > it L Tr | qe - . . b: jucing freight rates on farm produc charged with lending money, through a bank always be drastically independent; ; 2 : ¢ 3 f the farmer ou . , never be afraid to attack wrong, | ee ee ‘a | trived for the function. at high interest rates, only : . Sy Set “. : . # = . . . at ither rou! l¥ the rm ‘s , ‘ . a a , + Lae ; whether by predatory plutocracy or n lat neither plan would solve the ta a part of which earnings he turned back to the = | i orange : > 5. ; . - ~ ‘. . ee - ’ all . 5 wedatory proverty. " even greatly iorate the farmer’s « . ee ; | 1 , or even greatly ametiorate ‘ , State. He was tried on that charge and acquitted, JOSEPE PULITZER. | Ocetion | : a f- Ariens = April 10, 1907. i be eae , » but the verdict is frankly repudiated by the com- NA ; es : : rican farmer is suffer rom a basic ; a _ -- =~ a Roe * . ——-—- ae ng . ment, with its obvious implication, ‘that a number - a: © a eS ‘ alad economic disease is organic. t ' , ' ek ene ge sam ~ ie as LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE °°" . nies ais ” = of the jurors were subsequently rewarded with . | AS Newnes) ae ~s oe ae . ‘ \o bh, | « ate ¥ successfully by leg islativ =) fads ‘ ; Ak ‘ _™ . m ~* ‘ Me “ 4 , 4 , : = = “ > » : ‘ canno © . The name and address of the author ~ : ___,__ State jobs. a : or phvlacteries If the American farmer 1s going : | . must accompany every contribution, dut ~ ll is chare ; eel rdoning we are ; . | as i a ee ‘monet have oma is charged with abusing the pa! : ye 3 ~ | om request will not be published. Let- to sell his goods profitably he must bave a mar- aie a ; ¢ ‘ - ratives in Pate : A * x “3 . : . i ~ r = Ss i a one : ie = ae es : fers not exceedimg 200 words will receive Ket for his goods. If his home market cannot P _ aving om prison terms ope , ah F ieee A ~ ~ > Sh OS inning Monday morning we the Chicago underworld who had been tried and : = ; : os 5 x atuprices that con preference. absorb his production he must have a market mesial ce | , = 7 “ : . , oO ilty Ss “ki eri 3 any : oe el ; a : History of State Prohibition. secant fm teen of that bis alternative is be cer- und guilty of shocking crimes. There are m | ‘ten ; : . 2 ey — | > “THIS BUI ~ a >" * me = Tr the ei he Peat Dispatch. ' f ; other a - . he re re- tail production—a policy economically unsound, charges against him. The charges & HE foll i is a short history pee : by f such ae : = .— ‘ie first half century of prohibition difficult of execution and by no means certain of poe ib y made. They are made by citizens o | om te ae , | a : | Re 3 ear a . . . as ; of ot : , _ Se ele bees : . . . - x > . . Ny . : ™ ~ - : Prin : — br —_. - rg y~ “$n the State voted for HKeense. ure of New Hampshire adopted it in 1855. | eenditions and formulate adequate reconstruction Joliet. If the people of Illinois cannot send Small to the penitentiary they surely can keep him out but repudiated it in 1855 when on! sls . | . I policies. There is nothing mysterious about the counties in the entire State voted E ec = ine ; - wheat farmer's plight: The explanation .may be Of Springfield. Suppose they don’t. Suppose that in the dwindling export statistics. The 300.- Small, with his political machine and the multi- tudinous resources of his office, plus the apathy of good citizenship characteristic of our primaries, +f t+ Rags re4} * Massachusetts tried it in Ft gtan election held in I&88S. voted »1 found by a lticense majority of #4.552. 000.600 bushels which the American wheat farmer Rhode Island tried the experiment in sold abroad in 1920 shrank to 185,000,000 bushels 1853 for 10 years: at another election : ; ' ™ ’ nay . awe! - ++) | : ~ Fm) " ? -7 - o> es shou h GB mi t} jj 4 in 1889. out of a total vote of 38.009. the next vear. was still less the following vear and 10uld whn the nomination. What then’ defeated it by a majority of 18,587 in the current fiscal year will possibly fall below In that event Len Small! will not be the only per- Connecticut went dry in 1854, but 100.000.0000 bushels son on trial. The State of Illinois will be on trial ee up in is serge ty — That's what's the matter with our wheat farm- Particularly such eminent‘ citizens as Mr. Lowden ig Slate axkairn eteate it Dy a vote : ™ 7 : ; ef nearly three to one er—an fnadequate market for his Unti] and Mr. Essington will be on trial. The Chicago New York tried the water that market is restored the wheat farmer is bound Tribune will be ontrial. For if the charges against g * » 4 é * = . “ - . two vears, from 1854 to 1856. to have a bad time of it. regardless of what bounty Small are true, or if they are sincerely made, it will ily | ate | = So . : ~F mae = _ 7 . =" . . . = : . — : ~ —_ ~~ Pennsylvania defeateg the drys in 18§9 may be given him and regardle of what rednue- be impossibpie for his accusers honorably to support = he ¥ a majority of 194,556 ; t ; 3 i a ‘ ee s Maryland and Delaware went into the | “°? ™ freight rates may be awarded. This for- him. Party regularipy is a fetich, to be sure, but @ry ranks for a few years only from £2 market will be revived only when Europe goes Mr. Lowden, Mr. Essington and the Tribune 2855 to 1857. back to work. That is not all. A Europe at work justify supporting Small on that plea? They can Ohio adopted prohibition in 1855, but must have a market for her surplus production. epeaied the law in the same year : - repealed th esi tgs .., »0 long as we exclude European goods from our |! Michigan had prohibition from (1 : fo 1875. when it was abandoned. maraet and pile up enormous profits for our og — ~__—_—_—__—_ ¢ © @ _______—__— ty ae” . ae ms ndian assed iry law in 1855, barons just so long shall we be bur ed wit — - nen oe ae se . SEO a ee 2 a oe mee ; wes dened with t BIRTH-CONTROL HEARINGS. ae ee = which. was never enforced: in 1882 it present oppressive costs of living and so long wil 7 ‘ : ‘ ~ at Was repudiated by the largest majority tne American wheat farmer's present plight ae ne iriencs foes of birth control are to be , east on any subject in 20 years , os ena ope eee hl i fo joint sube ittee of the . tinue e Nebraska tried if in 1853, but shertiy ol “oe , judiciary ¢ ittee:s rouse: (| Congress. thereafter repealed 1888 proh Those are the facts and the inesca pabls =: Be r ; : if . > , . . 7 : - bition was defeated fm that Mate by a ence: The solution. manifestly. can be had only | oe E | ha pri ) THE OIL IS RECEDING! 12 rity of 45 Oo. . “ . + ™ ~ .* - a >. ~ . . . -_ + . . . ma. courageous face-about in our attitude towards “se ree , Niinvis in 1855 adopted and repealed | , peg’ Missouri is one : ! , NE: rt | Europe and the adoption of a broad foreign policy : oe ) es dry law. | : * old Federal law. information on Di trol is Th M T RROR Wisconsin's Legislature tried to im- ‘hat will square with facts instead of pandering , ; ee ais her ) ; . " classed as obscene matte! nd therefore pr eo ila pose it upon her pevple on several occa- (0 prejudice. ‘ ; "a ' J L S \ AY | N E ] : oO tne ‘ -Lst Pi sence ; > | ~ - am . »¢? or ; “ a @ions in 1855, but the people prevailed That is the job whic oliti iends of ted. Gpencees Ser the Sek Setg Ser eS | ‘ ‘ U | yy CLARK McADAMS PU BLIC OPE wpon their Governor to veto it. ‘ : ~ tarvw Parenthood League and a ee | bt. 123: | : Saget , farmer must tackle. ! lowa enacted her dry law in 1884. but women’s Organizations, contend that such i | Thi : is designed hangwed the svstem 25 wears tater —ooo— ; , P is column ws _— . tion. furnished under medica! sanction, is n lt THE “WA vane . os ;, = 99 cre Kansas adopted it fn 1882 ’ , | ALRUS” AND THE “OYSTERS. without bias the latest cs —— e . a 4B a _ ‘ ‘7 yes ° ; ; r im 887 Texas defeated a proposed CAPITAL LEVY DEFEATED. " sei Ae ee : es (From “Al! in BRlunderiland.” After are ‘ leading publicists, newspapers prehibition law by 4 majority of 5° él. As the more radica! Politica! group in ha } L b -' i Pes © ¢ eee - Lis " ewic Chere? si Satin Paamaes ifn irpenter * cals on th & questions of the day. th Year > a kits - ae ee , - —— a : , In © a 2 in Ter eseey rolied up States favors a so-called ca pital levy he defe: ny cessi iis igz. : : | . Cre Soe @ majority ef 27.693 against the Ee the bill - on ; itch : ; > is 1 ralid argument for ithho!ldi ci re AST HARACTER:S Tess al Public said the same. LAWYERS AND REECE. In t8S87T fully two-thirds of the bill for such a measu itis ouse ot sie - r Y" Ie. “—— . e aR - ef Oregon veteg against prohibit Commons, DY a vote of 325 t should assu as ip tin , ~— ‘ ee a Carpet an ed — ' : ‘ 4 ie a : S9 ousin to a poems and | | jin. Beffet as $18.90 having tr : ‘ = . or » 3 ~ - 7a ° ; = ': ° d @nd having failed. we thereupen rea- *"" 4 membership of 132 in : : Lr -o MISSOU muied FRUIT TREES. Maru ina : = — —~ r A “ch " n . ' lic view in all its nakednesm ~* lew a goned that we ought te adopt prehibition | It was one of the cardinal! aims be Labor part; “hat become of the fruit ing. enthusi- ee 2 RB n : net | ; i. is &@ matter of common & + wpon «a large scale and succeed Won- whose ieaders claimed that : Du be a panacea - +} ot ; + ster ther witnesses) | . , ' — on aS , . bil + Wwe ic tie thix departmeet. as ix all the of bic dix«c3want=. petal v : fed HAT was a very interesting letter BOW Pres dent of bast : in the Post-Dispatch the other day 4 Capital levy ~ indispe le step to any stable tates he F ‘est. such as Oregon. Wash- aa in Pi : =u . ! is Was scarcely odd, @p road building funds If the people economic order” iz t Britain. inaten ond Calitiraia bes | “the fruit sBat they coul oo | They'd “shelled” em. every one! the fact that an influential ‘ee @re to vote the proposed tax on gasoline Briefly, the capital levy plan provided for the seiz- " aa CE oh a ae ee oe ns ° . . newspaper has started a crumde | They will want to kfliow that the money; ure of a percentage = —- SS eaten “ogee ay — sac a eit RG snec } ' Car & rhe that in naming a successer to ,of sane and more economical . gees into the roads. They emphatically | Sie ve : Oa rks wage - ispiaci ours? We can grow as fin > Mr. Daugherty the President reserved Judge | _ do not want this money to go into more OF*F and above an individual exe on of 5000 les ny. ll other fruits adapted to Or ith wu von to | 4 — THE NATION'S political jobs. or into the pockets of un pounds sterling It was est mated hat his ley hy recion can | - to perfection with the r). Waeirus” did be: ch: : ane . atthe | - i From the New York Werlé. - Berupulous gasoline dealers fr the ex- would raise 3.400.000.9090 pounds an — —— ‘ow, Brother Fall, pray tell u . ; ‘ts in whieh th "st Minds have trul HE Depart e ¢ : perience of the | seed a state prokimaitie:¥ $17.000.000 600 The proceeds iu the itne fh; ' T= ‘partment © va { with the caso! : : ) me ate of the wealth of the * aa the letter rts, it ili t re or >a Sagat eiegg ° pe hes apn “ Far Wes n fruits a better cared { xen ve a hand to eac? : the F bs 31, 1922, ts $330, | - , ao Go or . his en years before that it had bees the peop ‘ oof - : ey >» . sty aa + ‘ : i s a ; 3 , 4 tke i iti wT. 4 . © . TT. . q - _ =. _— . * * a % ® t3] x. eee & J {a . On . he 1 , GLa: if P ° it = aa ; G ’ f : : . . - . . > : ; « = : - — ee ae —— ee : r ’ "7" RarKketed tha those of Missouri ; =. »@ “Eldest st ced him ;, ' —_ y'any mo than ; This t« a rela*ive increas, here _ 2 eo? he La » : | : : 99 4 AO 4 # Prey . : . zx ‘ - , . 2 . ‘ . , n ; > on : -~ ‘ : : : : . : ; _ 7 : . - - ' . — . ’ . ' , . . . : i ’ ’ > \ r ’ . > : — ’ _ ‘ , emi, which » * : ' 7 % . . ’ " . . , ; rz 3 4 *? "2 . . ’ ; a . 6 , i . : 7 ; ‘ . es s : ; . : — = . , : : : a Teel wa r eo! Chairman Gar i! lighwa. : xe 2 rh ; han ~ ee ; = — wn we ani poate - : : s the previows Cemmissicn | ma ,urep This ts — a eS , ais o eu ae Pee sin daiien ets % epee but even 7 er relative inc bie second trip t surepe since he was : =~ — xm CnHoOos . ; ) ee — ae p I [ w much more 2pF r Si 7 ‘I won’ Tt DESERT YOU. MR. P N fo leave 1 ~t ' mic af af 2 EE : & mp ion Suites ie theee pee Placed in charge Missouri s road er- F vec ma od prices are % Peres! destc ulf terprise New. \ estionabiyvy Mr ‘rom the Brooklyn | ae er cent hicher ‘he end than at @ 7 mahecaay finish. 42-inch reef, * Gary's right to ana ft °°. and more ; Hey ; ial imecrease of the countrys = , ing S ew ne then : . . | Considering that our in = , : ) . . OPP Pou the Senate ha . = , pression has ‘ould it eas hav en much Gs ' DAVENO the State si'waws been that the . Ln — ; Aa 3% * *, 7 7 FI pen «ea q ¢ "2 4 Pe “ — ¢ ir 2 ut : =" rat J ‘hy = 7 lest Such a righ ; Owe tees cair rasac ba , > bee : 1 . 2 YT] : — ' : " : iM . . ™ Oe? 4 . rey: * »iean we —— ™ - . ; “ _ » Gar : S. lay be said the producti; erzmies of the cougiegs bs ” a ; : . ; \ . i 5 r i : | : a ; =? salined . . fs 7 ’ or :? . - Tee? & er . ‘y the = ee > - 4 eS ee _ _ ~~ ~~ ] ° > > - — 4 Fee pert 4 meee $ ve the State ha-« put in chars @ittracrtinary | es: ait: Rut we : : : ca aes ts . ’ , => — i 3 ° > tit = 4 , , o a - 2 handle a jieb of this size if joes 1 : , Caugh? hn mewere. ween Bohes orking peopie ay Le i a, ; her N ry re : 5 >t" — , i . indebted oi , stay Gr tri — ° © M . : ° ; AC PAIN i, ‘ oe m= es se : re ~*~ ¢ “a ied i , Gary should postpone * European A —— Ay And ited. im a ro s relish fe ightnpess thar we OUTLAWING WARK. a | ie - >» > : ‘> * os traveis until be finishes the road pro} r e been enjeyin: if they are that tight. = ‘maa Die R or else he sheuvld step aside and } ' | Fs — ey ms ; : : eu different this WILLIAM LYON PHELPS is = . , , ' ; ' - ' re ig, rer'% . : . 4 . . = +s. ; . sTese = rt be th com = a es he wil sa : if @lt and btsche end chtes enéenui CARONDELET PARK. a 2 the commat® ices and LOVELY spot’ All decked in raiment the neat war will destroy * the job SS we 2 | , , | : ~a hha kings: | . if : ' ™ ‘ fr. e : " , arm hy ¢ ion is botling het 4 this eld wertd hb ltred throsgh matter how }’ Bias, ‘4 FFAS Nath Music Vice , . ind wher} sere wild bird . — 7 a nal u so v kK. : ; : ” ’ 2 . has wing: Wh ae = w j ° s war yle tn Le oe =_ red : palling _ = } . =? ~~ that [ thin’ * a8 Penni With f —_ : Om eXint fter the next Dee + be 7 - ’ vv ” m* 7 ~ ‘.°*rima ny St Low Guing > observe th week S. ti : , - —— ‘ a ) er 3 ; me : : > doa - ° : ~ hes oe. ; : t* ut ; Ley * ’ _ 233 t i a heu A. kee : = ; ths a ' : nturis ™ campe rathe? Set ite ulate the . " Tk3 LAN 2 A ev? -f 4, . . f P —_ — aa ~ »* ~ = ~~ - "a4 Shane youths wou! Id hare musfe er a; Z Where fairies in their midst, must | There @ =. 4 # . : o . - | 4 ‘9 7 £ . $ . - Musical education. ther weuld have a. ) ub . Ther have the “bread.” the - au day. : awing war; of declaring * * 4 : : * a aor) : , oe Try ~ © te ones wp mete Pz 3 for staying at heme. or, at least. ° : . N » what Te chiefiv need : a od and RB a ind Ww At) pre a — better compenions. The vietroin ’ —— . ‘Ss pepper—vinegar besides, ~~ 7 Is Very good. indeed’ “ Tf you're ready “Oveters’ Oat ate cry TY rf Afar the city sits upon its hills, criminals But alas the - A panorama stretc hed against the sky: treaks enuf mo mafter for what’ 3 ey or parti os mateed of the Renee ‘ , > But here, a reverent hush—thy bower fillz and there was no reason for the Tm ~* Ww While my reluctant steps leave thee te —those whe then eppese — Sir. Net emily that. it Willi create a de- ~~ ‘ ' \e will proceed to feed *” ~ im aff erusical tines. The teacher : . siz’. vast mm itty ef their fiew a dealer, Wane and talking machine —_ ._ Sur rv . e “Ovaters” -. wore rier imal [>an rebhers ; = * « : ; : aes . oR : . : ia as an figs > . - 4 —s pa: se re . tw om? nothing of tje piayver , i rT ne 2 tt? * ye A . an »¢ 7% re | 7; a ay eet ss os ‘ rs w ghth z _ . a atural : . a ae | Whose memory I keep in brightest dream tke al! natural imetineta must Be & spe rt 7 Deoet yeu think this is a coed idea? | y 2 | , a tn aml pot at would be Again thy haunts, in visions dear I'll see. [by reasen, morality and! relight pee ERWIN J. RUNG. ' - “The fire is fine’” the “Walrus” | Like some reflected glory from Ged's | nations adopt the cede that sev ag “Eo be prepared to ‘stew, " . “Sie gicam. REXFORD * uxees — onlightuned interes " i el pone eS

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Lae Sol PE tag a ! a ri Meiers of. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, ‘APRIL 6, 1924. ~~ “= * a - ~~ as psolent Criminals Permitted ~* S : SSIS RN © To Laugh at Justice in the U. S. f Qj : NS 'S \W Re nad From Page 1B. controversies over alleged defects;ments to the Constitution of Mis- , ci in the indictment, are thus done/souril, which was defeated in the a ae technicality that away. recent special election, provided = « ba to understand or | “On questions of procedure a 8 me vs ee — cu atiene, there are more reversals in Ce to “Mate in pmin snd concise language the facts constituting the alleged offense.’’) Lessening of the powers of the Judge is another American devel- opment which, in Hadley’s view, ee te ‘)' — HEU x American courts than there are for © Non-Technical Terms. all causes in the courts of En- Z giand, and in England there are no reversals on questions of pro- fos Se SRS aE Tas a a ee ec the offenses com- cedure which do not affect the itupintea ‘a tdikewart: of f ; so ee aiBttens So Psa we PRA OS dants wit heed anwnare merits of the case. This is anoth- rhe Er lish pee sire nt a BE oi a ad in about the same te er way of saying that in England‘ ne Steancerds. 10, Sis0, "Tm py ? ish indictments are in Pian! it? . a, Ie i? , a , ee " . _ ig IWRC erga Geannical terms, charging the cin} inesecewcset TTT ~ oe oy mi i ee th teh ee pe of ; , a capable i ‘dis ‘ é ee ak = ye wet rol d be used by es “o there. are no reversals at all on 9 gee von Gistrust oF authority Lk NS POPS DAgrn se PV og Vy paper reporter in describing questions of procedure.”’ and tear of oppression, which in ross Wis are a To “ime. Possible errors and re- | ;Some states was carried to the Bans vara te of conviction, as well as | (One of the proposed amend-/|point of denying trial judges the > Saesg UAE i : right to instruct the jury on the lhe facts of a case, or to comment thereon. In some states, the jury has been made judge of the law * as well as of the facts, “the judge p> - being relegated to the position of presiding officer of a tribunal, as “2 to whose deliberations he could : advise, but could not direct. An American Innovation. i . “In England,” Hadley says, “the tee ee eet oS, B 4 judge has always been the domi- Pe EN, 95% ginning Monday morning we are going to offer our nant influence in the trial of a i ee oe atire stock atiprices that consider neither profit nor cost criminal case, and the limitation Me ee ee ia ‘of his authority Dy denying him eed 2 HIS BUILDING ithe right to comment or advise M i = |the jury as to the facts, is dis- : ! itinctly an American innovation.” , J »* - x = er . i. x Fs * > a é. : : f = © _. .4|} HAS BEEN LEASED Jee ScovSn oF RS Aaegee t : SRE S| rons Sh se _ a treatise on evidence, as saying: th Ne ee hee a “Trial by jury, in a form which fase *> ve ee ' PER ana ro ‘t “i ing is going to be moved—everything must be sold. would withhold from the jury the aa — AP Meda ete Viet | i . ra +} . ‘ Symes ee . x bed assistance of the-court in dealing ae e : Price is no object in this sale | with the facts, is not trial by jury gs ££ : ‘in any historic sense of the term.” oh? A : oo TERMS—30 and 60 Days | The right of appeal is also an “ i , | é oe | American device, Hadley says, and 3 ithe practice of reversing a crim- Gree, % ta here ay AT $ ‘ . ® : ith S Sea miess Axminster Ru S$ inal conviction and remanding a ,case for a new trial is peculiar to Rey EE ss Cop eye ,}this country. He does not believe It Will Be a Long Time Before You ‘there will be substantial changes Buy Another Value Like This ‘in the defendant's right of appeal, ‘but he favors an increased right of |appeal for the State, in cases where 6 ft. x 9 ft. Smith’s seamless Ax- trial Judges are held to have erred minsters — all ‘in deciding pnoints of law in the the latest pur- Of * (\ a omen s hand fr ; . Bi “an on yuo in Rs a aa” wane gor ' Guaranteed 100 per cent new ma- BAGS “rack rimmed, eo ; . !; with pocket. Many eee EE gem | . | tufted cookin... ites an Lined; $1.60 val, (2d Floor.) ases my special- pi ; gue ~* ~ : ty. ° All work ° ” 4 Mondays, only, a guaranteed for 1 Cc year without any extra charge. No ‘ extra charge for examining your ’ " , eves. : Glasses for Far or Near, $1 Up. BUNGALOW APRONS DR. SAM 'B. LAPPEMAN VICTORY MATTRESS Women's - Bungalow Kodaks—PFilms—Developing Done $10.00 value; guaranteed, all new CUTIGURA Aprons in button- in 6 Hours. materials: neatiy tufted with roll front and slipover A complete line of the Fastman a - edge. Special for SOAP style; tie-back. Kodaks—Supplies and Films; also 1 Monday. while (24 Floor.) Developing Supplies. 200 last... Special Monday, == f COAT SALE=. SLPOER ONS] ASR ay Spanish Lace i Le ‘ 5 ; = Spanish | s Pa 4 Fe APRONS Take Care of Your Eye Troubles MATTRESSES BOSTON yey iM > Ant he a es RC OB faa. | 4 re Lae ae Oe t: : Oem ey A | Big ‘ wees . tag GES ‘ rn p ees, ara: ede Me at oS, My. 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Choice of this special lot for Monday, P m me} P ; So oe —— 9! ‘Ste. : Ear REL Ed wes sao Hafex aa vs vib bis We ae Xd, i - a2, “yay TR Se ave ere : u ‘athe: , ee me. he ae ey ; 7 atm” Samana ,defandant’s favor. —rexular “The right of a defendant not 25.00 val- or 'to be twice placed in jeopardy is \a safeguard peculiar*to English and American law.” he continues. : ” A complete line of 9 ft. x 12 ft. “Under the. Roman law. one could 845.00 Axmins- 20 be twice or thrice tried for the 7 SFOOND FLOOR. at iene ey o% dy —e MIDDIE ~j AS a 3 PONGEE rcpt — 0. NH. T. THREAD (Se Vests ee ee ee | -in. silk-and-lisle Pongee us trem Ge Sone set Crochet Thread in all num- Women's knitted trimmed; sizea Gt »\ 2 for draperies, dresean, ot | tiadeg, pet paricus cc, | ROte Vesta with bulltup 14 apna = Cut 15 shoulder. Special, 79c 69 Go" 43e] 15¢ | * $1.00 ||""s Cc / ‘lal, at : Cc yy, MUSLIN 3 CANTON SILK “ , . f Tn? sli 26 - * ° -¢ ' ROMPER OW gy ns wane, for were 1 Oc repe Canton Silk,” For om gm | $1.00 SILK HOSE Piain : and ehhor ts eral use, Special, d Chi draperies, dresses, Ladies’ sili and sitk- giigharn, trimmed : per _vard e ne etc. 69¢ quality. and-fiber-mixed Hose with embroidery an« | , . fia 40-inch all pure Extra ecial at... ; , proldery and a me: TOWELING vik Crepe de | DONGEE Bist 10. Special, button . : ) eB. oh ag Ag Bs nay l Chine; in all col- 86-in. highly mercerized Cot- Ms 7 cod HAR | towels; special, per 36 ore; $1.49 quality. ton Pongee. For 9 Cc "YBe Poets eh ter Ruge just ‘ oes arrived for our same offense, and tra lition asserts 3 ; opening dis- that it was on a second trial, after Ey Aahed mae 1-2 fr piny— i acquittal, that the Apostle Paul ! Senet . | (fee A . 7“ "U hy ‘ have dy aS Poy 4 — ae . pa . T+. Panes - 4 cut * was convicted. Oy 050 = teow ES 2h ye: BRS EA RAOR et hget oot ZL “While, as an abstract propesi- = 94 .*.3 Bi on v> ‘s p LK x - = tion, the question whether one You Can Save Money on should be twice tried for the sare offense might be open to argu- YOUR DIN = ment, the principle is so thorough- ly established in our -Constitutions, and is so much a part, not onliv of our jurisprudence but also of nag His af phyla sean 4 wits amie |, Al Be —_—— — ——— Sale price, draperies and gen- eral wear. 29c : ; ’ ‘fy 7 SATEEN vality. Special at.. CAPES | RSE MMe || Full-mercerized Sateen. | For 98c BED SHEETS . 506 WAIST SUITS es bloomers, aprons, dren's knit Capes . 4 in, ete. 25e quality. Double - bed size; Children's white, rib- + all the newest ‘ ‘Deebe g00d quality sheet- bed W alist Suites, hades, some trim- sizes 2 to 16. (Bear :; a ae ing. Special for = th angora DRESSES xy 7 >» CANTON CREPE Ginghams Monday Brand). Special, $1.98 Special Monday, | ASSO Bint neat apron “check LONGCLOTH 25s = our civilization, that any discus- )| rh MIR : a ani L sion looking to its modification H | € RO R Hii See: | | | would be a waste of time. But the / PUBLIC EEE: ais Wh : 7 question as to when one has been | OPINIO ‘a ines ‘ f os ieee ——— + - ' : } : * This column is designed to reproduc ns AE. | . | TIBY AE ak is much difference of opinion.” without bi a —— : | | le Set bias the latest comment by tim , | Nia! Bus See] Differences in Practices. ading publicists, newspapers and pertoda — oP B af =} ve : os cals on the questions of the day. | ! | Differences in the practices —_—— , ' of states are cited. In Missouri, Ohio Se oat ten . Ns dc 49-in. ailk Canton Crepe. In a = the new Spring Ginghams. bine quali- oer Ps gene for a 2 50 ty. Ex- infants’ an un- $5.98 an 4 ; 1.69 tra spe- 1 Oc moat | Special, C of LAWYERS AND RECEIVER HIPS 7 and Georgia, a defendant indicted From Carpet : mine . he ; a murder charge and convicted é et Tow j ! wos! f + ; —a ~ : P and Rug News. fis Po , . JO | | =@ = niv of manslaughter, if he apa 7 + - 4 p ; | : 4 A UR daily contemporary, the New Yea rk : ~='= ¥ | ; - & peals and gets a second trial, may . : : : il . , e - ; t s 4 . . 7 sat rtI) + ca . . ie World, deserves credit for exposing . i — ‘toe | — - ho auezaito > ASY- new a - ile ir linois, alifornia ant easy-money opportunities enjoyed by mag cocoa ea gage an capvi all ; 5 a e svivania, ne May D rc vored lawyer f : * | «partes : vers designated as receivers for s 2 only of manslaughter on the sec- Ss r 7 BS : . Olvent Industrial corporations by Fede@aig ond trial, on the theory that the Judges. The World makes no charge ; Be In this department, ax in all the others, nothing reserved. Every- first verdict acquitted him of the corruption. Neither do we The Wi ee thing gees ut great big discounts, murder charge. ss simply cites a custom uae Die Qocetlll ‘ 3 All-leather seat $3.10 Double-door China $16.85 In preparing these matters for ond cousin to a sc . # Chairs for Closet é “ andal and leaves it . = his report to ithe American Law p ‘lew eB =-in. Buffet as 6-foot Extension os 4 20 aves , 4 . a. in all its nakedness, © @ a > $18.90 tae i - Institute, Chancellor Hadley made ‘ - a low as Table ae Il. is a matter of common knowledge 3. them the basis for a recommenda the people today have not the same faith i@ tion that the institute undertake their courts that they had a generatinm “restatement” of laws relating conde An A explanation is abuse of a.¥ We criminal procedure, as a basis for | thority. Favored receivers and pet refe > oo reforms on the part of the states. have much to do with this loss of confi- F. ih Hie will continue to press such a dence. The time is ripe for reform, en pe | recommendation on the tInstitute. the -pesemnagge the business world Up Z As to the bearing of the conditions . é that an influential metropolitaagy — ) shown on the people of this city Bi gag has started a crusade in behale iF \ | and State, the Chancellor saldz o one and more economical methods. a AS, S | “The most important influence b 4 : “A | in the enforcement of the law is THE NATION’S WEALTH, a f public opinion. To enforce the law From the New York World. ; 4 3 = ? properly requires the co-operation E Z . | of the police, the prosecutor, the ee a Commerce's . | | 7 | . ;| judges and the public who consti- | of the nation as 4 : tute the juries A strong public | of December 31, 1922. ts $320,808,862,000— , ) S | H@ | opinion ean make all these do fheir om years before that it had been $186,299.5 me : : 4 * "Mm duty; and a strong, courageous | ~tdaglgl This is a relative increase for the # : : , prosecutor or judge can arouse the — of 72.2 per cent, which ‘comparel® Ith @0 per ¢ ; rene ; oo ote ont Te — ps evious 10 y 1912 to 192% ie sliiat — increase : = 6 s 1 ore apparent that ge + enew real, Commodity prices averaged some 60 ae per cent higher at the end than at the ber | (£inning of the decade, and the dollar @@ a measurement became that much shorte® aE Some 22 per cent only is the extent of hg me ; actual tncrease of the sisienbeaie tere the Nor # .in office I don't believe there were ; 7 a half dozen acquittals in felony tan it easily have been much greateteaie” 7 The ] ] 7 ‘rv : . a ft a , 2eag T11¢ . ¥ " -, . uring at least (wo of those last 10 years 7 e | x CaS8SeC8S. 5} ; ldzZe Was capa le, TnNe . ” lire . ¥* ~f #3 ula € . if ithe productive energies of the country wet@; police were efficient, and public isin, 4 “ , ree maa thteres j' ot wealth, tt Power to the crests BED SUI I ES : sesame wt cpa na 8 ar} ee , a ee . ande g,orotl sec c of wealth for destruction instead of for = 7 . manded vigorous prosecutions and ‘ vj eee cial. per yar DRESSE a aR nt Bt nce. 40¢ Ladies’ Unions Bea utiful hand Ladies’ knitted Union broidere: me eTize Hults in the built-up 60) shoulder etyle; Te of New Spring Word and Instrumental hildren’s Princess Men'e halbriggan and combina Shirts and Drawer tlo drawers and in ecru only; waist, ernbroidery = ort | trimmed ; sizes 6 to bros , a2. a PLAY SUITS — emt a ee —- Just the thin for the little kiddies; colors: tam, navy and , wien Monday we place on sale’ 100,000 rolls of new Spring — INST. Rn 2 dous reduction in s Papers, which we will sell at a tremen . . . 25¢c prices. These Papers are all new Spring patterns, guar California Wedding of Winds an i will give wonderful service. Come in - -" pancpomee oad be convineed before buying elsewhere. | Love You oe ning — Silk Blouse — ——— Noreen ace of Peace Beautiful new Spring A wondertu C bona a omeil C Linger Awhile P 1 Pp t Biouses of silk aelection of peigtte: | ane Paper suit- ee Se Old Glory March Over the Waves 4 able for at- kitchens, hed- nd 8. 1.00) | ec: rooms oF rae ticaliy a B® ~ the give PER | |room, at | the PER . & give-away ROLI — price price of plin en ns — ea = — eee a right sort of public opinion just as R etrong courageous newspaper can also do, Even under our pres- ent archaic Svsatem the effective co- operation of all these agengies can | Period design Suites in three pieces. Brown cet good results. mahogany finish. 42-inch dresser, four-drawer “T gucceeded Senator Reed as,| chiffonier, full size bed with chair and rocker in prosecutor in Kansas City in 1961, fo match, The four pieces cost only sass and during the four vears we were DIMITY BLOUSES as s 7 HIGH-GRADE TAPESTRY PAPERS Alexander Smith & poigen pone vyt regular . ry) room size; big variety medal- In this line are Papers formerly priced up Lo 49¢e tion. floral, allover designs. Spl. Monday. per roll: on sale Monday at SEAMLESS PER VELVET RUGS ROLL These are also ag eer = Tan be % C s seme * A aiteves ana N ia ern AXMINSTER RUGS $9 ps hack ire medallion designs. Guar- j , saa . . . anteed fast colors: reg- ‘9 mail or phone orders in this sale. Combination age in yee HE rs or bands at from 5ce¢ only, 3 BOYS’ BLOUSES Made of fine quality | cringe Ba oe Papers sold only with borde chambray ; il for to 10¢ per yard. PLEASE SHOP EARLY : pany addition to existing wealth. No :ounteya courageous juries. A few years ago | can find riches or wel]-b ing in war. 4 | Cleveland had about the worst ad- ARS ona, WES 2m * ministration of criminal justice in _— rales _ & uit the United States, but they now OUTLAWING WAR. : 2 ~ | ; have, with the exception of New WILLIAM LYON PHELPS in April Seri - Se TRE yoy rn York City, probably the hest of ner's, | = tf on : , any large city. Under competent DO not agree with the common sayisi » | ; leadership and with the support bs f the press the people got to- ee 9-Ft. Neponset Art Sars. The genuine Triangle brand, a thick, tough, soll combina base, thoroughly saturated with oil; heavily wase@ Specially 1 : back; absolutely waterproof; guaranteed not to fet ar ee +: e, ‘ ‘ Heavy enamel surface in a variety of pattern. DRAPERY MADRAS Table Dilcloth -? . NCE : . te , Makes a clean rug for all rooms. Special Monday, — 7T Good quality, * : t : mn a ficely mercerize Quaiy 7 patterns, "1 4 ar, 37-PC. DINNER SET , — % we very Ps oe row en i mmches © ide. | “’ rig. 1@.- cir rure . a ware. : “3 aluminum Cof ruts. raueere. = A * i @ 36 in, a ‘ - BRYN Te lat " " ; 4Sc FAIA. oe. , $1 4 fee Percolator, PAINT: rcarace Piates. deseerte peteseeeeea”” " . “ + 36-INCH DRAPERY overdrapes Thies light-weight fabric ma rer Pretty designe tions $6 inche : base ee... i va ohh” . that the next war will destroy the worl -_ a 11 TTT pry Th dealt ¢ x f i wh " . te) . ‘ ~ ‘* oo ; 1ar oun our the en gt) Vv this old world has lived through so ma gether, foun reasons seeeeeecaetaesr Alpalling catastrophes th: se will ae ‘S\N wy, WA Dg | er ee oe, SO astrop] mat I think it ; a RE — ' | Hue Ey 4}, rected them. Detroit and Balti- £0 On eXisting after the next big war. The; s ' at : : - ~_ ‘ - more have made or are making . Phirty Years’ War xo! Germany back tW@@ ; ie MNS 2 — LY , similar corrections. It can be done P©eenturies: byt she hecame rather formida* © 7 — a —_ ———— im St. Louis. | 'le again by the yveur 1914. Still, it will U8? F —_ ae “Here in Missour!l we have about S * ; pfuch a disaster that what we call civilis@™ E —s the most archaic and inefficient c tion will not deserve to survive, whether &@ : They serve a double purpose—a comfortable bed by night, a criminal procedure of any state aves or not. * * © ‘There is much tee ae lice by day. Save rent of one room—tbey're and this fact has its influence in of outlawing war; of declaring war to 0©] > § Ornamenta! as well as useful—upholstered in all producing acquittals, and ac- ° Y = o ¢ ee ¢ a e othe >! * ard : : new ball “—_ or outeide, gal re ! ms $2.00 like picture. “9 jon can, . | dish. On eale ? ' hone ; WINDOW =| SHADES Bi eine | oraere.. STC) $1.40 | wenee.cor TO Suitabi armel a ph ae Ue ae EA I OIE “EtAc b SET ; SHADES doors or 68 mati ~_ a ) , le aa — ml —— te A, tea : | windows; all enamel- designe. Good cpague doth mn ' | aan etikee sell colors. Com noo ng ea Pa ers. 36x72 size. All coil- | plete with fit- le TRTATIN ors. Complete with fit- 7 tings. Monday only. Spe- tings. Special, cial. each. | each, xX, > > a crime and those who promote it-to 09% 3 Walities of matcrials. You can buy a splendid quittals produce crimes and crim- criminals. But alas’ the moment war | 3 three-piece ‘suite inal organizations. But the people breaks out, no matter for what reason 4 for. , rrrtry ti. _of Missouri can have just as good and there was no reason for the World Wat a 'enforcement of the law as they —those who then oppose it seem to the really Want. It may take an ex- Yast majority of their fellow citizens to be : 4 Be: | posure of a condition of public worse critninals than robbers and murder- } S | corruption euch as Gov. Folk irs Fighting is » natural instinct, which, 4 % made or continued acquittals or uke all natural instinetes must be controlled ° | immunity for ordinary criminals, to ay ‘ce ° ‘ ie ; by reason, morality and! religion. When arouse people to a realization of Its s ; a7 ly nations adopt the code that now prevails 1 1 17-19 Locust St. Sen Weer ana ee Proiyy! ens | aroused, “y ’ - among enlightencd individuals,” will — ls, war | ' =i they want.” tie ee le et AO : : 7 = | ry t: _ 4 eere¢e@¢eeFed¢cde#we7e?# @# €¢ #@¢eee0e0e02e02220284 e@2e@2e@e2ee0eee28022 2084 ——— UR UREA SRSA ERE SRR EER oro Ea SR SS Ee SATA oR oR SSS SSR Soe eR oR SR SR oR So on on oS SSR SASS SS Ee on on on SR oR SSR SSS a oo a on on on Sn So SS oR ER SS SSR RR no on on or Sn SSSA SR Rn oo ORS SR OR oR ooo oo SR SRA RSS AA i me - a tlt | «=a i a ~~. Y * Va * ied ee eR es 3 Ra co Meee,

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ye Fes, Sy eof - Hat ‘ERR ere ow — ¥ Pye é ae = ioe i , § ie - ay ree a _— — i a a cli — iy > ~ ome ‘aot aes re Ae gt ua | use Oy ey a” 5 >. Tes 2 Be = * vee ee Pees mf 7324 “APR 7 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one ocher evening newspaper COMBINES 1 . - a nN Th re from the Gompers policy. | are 4B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — recults. and wa- | departu c= ——— ene : ’ . > oh 7 | ? hi 7 % ; . : . , } . - . ‘ Lorne. -C,enerais ip . Wi i¢ i ry B« ‘ , an yi ° 7 ‘¢ . $A ie ° Dy for an cularged personnel :o 32] OKT ANOMAN ACCUSED OF OIL |25,000 DIE FROM PLAGUE | ‘erner-Generatshin. in which ne|pius of city labor results and wa-| departure from Ihe Canna ant” ets te eal Ase, See * courd nay ecoolTmpiisned mu- ges are beaten down. The Farme! *Yabhbor makes up a “non-par- rie-—and that i ss ' pene nal Weda ; Tien ‘) ‘es . tas Ss in qq Cenxgressi cha. * $4 c ‘= ; iss today is them ; ted b , . > i a! eyere Cyn Vicle mitt self of inte rae “ -? } 22 — on The nucleus of the force will be FRAUD FIGHT EXTRADITION IN INDIA IN ONE MONTH s°°*-° ee if insincer-| Labor party, he says, isan” slate for ite support. from the chject of the quam eg th nage Mess ty and showed that he ha, oe >» Ot - — wae died toce>: re teenie 7 ty & ne nad made stronger than eve by the Demo- movement of the & Bs pee ae when | : hin candidates na med gctte-al re Heans. Mahoney is the key ¢ P f erats and Repub/icans. y % the key to the Ween 2 c destrovers. which “(Congress au- ae e a . t#o Vy ; ’ " . . rr “= . , “oa? ~ - ; 7 : ' wept na ae puo | a . . i econo iMsurgwens y mm 05 @ | cqusemeeteeeeeeeeeeeeeeee — :) on. . } ; . — = , : +o "wrt rr. ; ‘ : . , ‘ . . : —_—— living out of commission at Phiia- TEFFERSON CITY ~~ AHORE. India, Apri i —APN Northwest is not mefely agrarian ris ptured a " - - o , ~ . F = aan nalts . ’ ” os ta rr. ~ >a . en . .i - the f sy Py> - " ? vies a = Goast (guard to H 19 De delphia. Coast Guard officials fr extradition + proximately 29,900 deaths from pyt has a substantial labor element this " . 4 a , r . } ° ete. a) Tr . ee t ] io as a “ - — ° 4 — ; _ . » . a : .; ree: O Mave » = Le al - ' ~ > 7 - ig, ¥ oT ast i " To — . , +. % % Birovers and 5000 Additional °"@*!™*s Up specifications for their Sayre. Ok. of 4 F. Green, now ‘ng March and the epidemik ° . ‘ , P ‘ : : — Des ~ _ > n - roy tea 4a ty — iws cee Ba .% st bh _ . . “ ; reconditioning. under a rest : ‘ t hiiii DL ne Mo . 0 : ve »~s 4 . af 28 iist T T vs ist Sis har ea COT! - together in a po iti re ' . «har sf abtainil money 1 - CP KS rhe virulence is so grea‘ aes - % Men lo Chase Rum Runners. A date for receiving b Ss for ~ i UD part? which ic now he q minant ge . : edulent pretenses ‘Nteq that ~njiab University has pos’- >. ) : ‘construction of patrol boats prob- fradulent pretenses. was presented ‘hat Punjab | rity Has pos’- party of the State 4 f FR . - +. e ai - ™ , ~ ‘s ~ m4 ; Ta rT ynH . © =e e A ie] it DOO! ‘AS ]@- | = : days it is the hope of those in 4 hearing set for moncay morning = ag oecag: re eee - shaman *¢ ay Be the Acnociated Press, ~} e +} k th e' Green is fichting extradition ang Made a large grant for medical as- "““***s*s *" sen to show the eco- “mara 7. at é; ee harge of the work that many ol PROC FS FB SI —— =e , ns Scat eee : nic basis on which the . WASHINGTON. ART « — T he = a = . x aoe ie ? —— & has ©mp.o' ei! c Ll Se SisStan: € LOT . a3is ‘ n w mies rh 128 party Pau A | - ete rr) €or ee - ’ : 4 ~ £284 a? 5 sit I . Lire - »v oY : rorTre es S be oy Liisa z . e«te Cec neervatives =e .- o at the RB. rEEMIt “ mat oN. piece. Th., 30c sdged F t¢ - *? 2 . " —.. . ° - . a e " ore “2? * on a zy — first units tra if ‘ oast {; Ua! ds (wpe can De nurchased made ser- The i? formation GQmas.lilis i» een # 473 . .. ne Se _ >» “os > —— ™ . . sta : m@w prohibition navy probably will viceable and put into use after which accompanied tne requisttion L i —— o party, ‘ sCON | 2 Pa . there is a vitai cOmmunity of in- : nox * Building, 3 —— ORFIELD BUTTER, 44 st for be ready to put to sea within a few ™I!nmeor Soe ’ M4 jis »3 . nc ae wo Tt » 9 . ; + - *.*°g ~ - ¢ > ¥ Tr 7 099.000 available under a recent personnel contemplates an active Sayre,-and failed to deliver -the Continued From Page 1B. terest hetween t alice 4 = . a > 2 le . : 2 : ‘ ; , _ : — WW her Yard times strike the {1 TT) soe : _ 3 See : - i ise iaie ‘ Pui nave Lefer) the corties ana rye ¢ Tr & oT rMHeritoare : ae - a “se - eat oF ‘oS a ¥ frem American shores and the fleet to receiv — : ‘ - een — ‘x, cae ” . b a man the fleet Sos OS, and rejecting him for the At-/ of the industrial workers: a sur- | BAKING se -t co TV:E B:U'¥:S TN ERE A PERRO NRE CNT TR That Give You an Actual Saving of 33%3% to 50% tes Greatly Reduced | This Large, Handsome "34 785 / The Da-Bed is a marvel / ef simplicity amd ceon- venience; sturdy in con- struction. handsome in design: an S$1% value that yea will be pread te have in yeur heme. vs. ot ae and will realize it is a mest remarkable walue fer the price ef Sii165. Be sure te see this special Da-Bed as _- » | ; _— —_—" TY BRAND urt 4 Oe — BE qrale as er in + he ae ey ra K AtF t . . | a: on noc eed iw cary “MA * Se , i . ax MALT; ea" ae ind Pp , gANNER MALT: car GS nmfanning j — Premet Aftestior ERR BS = 4 a dere ¢.7t OR ne + | Pr , “nr nents t* Gebecatre el } orres a ¥ ; bad tia ; = ower 4 ' ad mi a. ~ Se Vo , + whi 7 ot vered. Y re -~deopted 9 ge Just another 2% at 2 | ~ sides a r) Se , Fey vay * 7 “ i. : at. . com ee ASF - , coul — ; cause i yi sid SS $14.96¢ e (, P Se Crates Qd at Carson : This $20 Handsome My Easter Gift to Yo e s = a7 ee Oak a i want te show my appreciation fer your a = — 3} hif orobe er : ceutinued patronage in a really matched ! — ae > . | MENT $ Bs way. so I am going te give this lovely , : | ADVERTISE = =e = a Electric Boudeir Lamp absolutely free with Y a =. : é . every purchase! This lovely Lamp makes Bs Dida i Waste Money on Foo z A splendid value in this handsome ¥ § 8 Ne eee J a : ' * xine = 2 , a zaity ue. ia well-constructed «( bkifferebe at an e = P yours for the asking: Come in Monday— 3 , ; ™ = peer . expecially lew price. Has large ¥ jest bring a 35 bill—bay all ef yeur Easter _ Be ts ae ac he wardrebe ceompartmen’, hat bex and > clethes here en credit and get one of these “Ss : ge om 2 instaes severn! targe drawers; during thix 7 Lamp > . ale at Welch's, $19.75. ea the job from way ore breakfast a | “T ne . | This Luxurious T hree-Piece Velour tii cement nce Saaih aster auueam. W . te ma hg ee Your Credit Account $250 Overstuffed Suite | —-=¥ss= rec 446446646 664464444464 46464446466 444 4 seer, i bt i i i i i iin in i in ini iin in AAS 644444444 6 6b 4 bb ry . = —- , + cs. ’ | Bae 2 a SS : ia wt i did not luster The we = ' ole + t ’ : See e = Ma . . — . P a . . ae | P| SR A . s = . " : a? . i b »= 7 a > - ~ - —* 2 ~ . Pc os > > erm ~ es ; se ion we . nota ” : * - - " oS . oe be inflacgme- Albert : ; mm ee ; ——- ' ss 6D — = . he LS x 4 : " o- + . as “= “ For This im Foy : ° r 7 ec s ~—o , ~s ptr xa Price of... Week Only aS WR ? : ene eal drop sides « £ % i e F; _ £a£DVERTISEMENT before chairs. . a A. pial: 2 Cured Her a UST as shown in the picture. The three pieces that comprise this handsome Suite are large, comfortable, of excellent material, and we!! made in every respect. Loose cushions are used throughout, and the upholstery consists of desirable shades of vel- our. Is made over Marshali springs. A gen-uine $250 value, during this event, $159. This Handsome $42 $5 Down Buys /T'll Give You 1, & > te Kitchen . Rheumatism Your Entire | Both a Coat oe ll od 34 = = ——- ft was $30.00 t e e Y ; , ow . a ae § ; a . > Ss? _ ™ $94 50 4 © your seiection irom . | | Be chit — this entire Suite. All three pieces new ; ’ ° $24 Value $9 95 ; a showing for as low as Zz ef 4 — little piettre shows you . . “ Pan tia > « - se o : Mint | =a ’ what the Doctor sees through | ~ e _ wee - De~i on - S58 Valin e799 50 7 , iC ; =e -, we New P : 2 bis Ew roscope when he looks ata te cee service 1s Lew an O44: 7 ae ¥ . your finished in bine: > | Sprig | @rep of your bleed when you are... sanitary; easy te | $75 Value 75 Gired and run-down. ste: 2 er Ws and run-do 7anie — = Goods ees ae Ranp ae $36 o . ™~ te |. This is thin. pale. waterr bioed whict | form . ~ Se d Cheeses - | Beeps +-5 weak. nervocs and run-dowt. | pe rt ore ~S Z Free 8 you - oasl if pou isee paw. «86° | tree Until a . = S24 ant rors would probebiy 2° of uisk rea to wok at a2 drop of FORT \ tab You f Sha biend under the Doctors powerfsi | rai 4 © Giieroe-o pe and compare it with s 4rop go pore. beslthy bliecd. rich ts tree. j p) Beta! biecd ‘ests show that a tremend- . | Westy large nomber of, people whe are | Sask and itl. lack frees ia thelr bicet. (| erery Get Yy _ Sf.) for pe ether reagon than for eck you our mp > f tron Witkest trv | Are Ready for Them This $260.00 Two-Tone Walnut Bedroom Suite Cousisting of bow-end bed. full-sized chifforobe and large dresser with mate mirror, will more than justify your expectation of what a high-grade Bedre«wn > [49 — the bieed at care loees the power +o 900 8 9S88t Ee ee Tiled) UE Ri 4 4 ’ ight Row! Ht Lamp FREE! | vom: wait tadies— og Of course, TU cive you an Electric Come Monday! I have Lamp free with every purchase. , ... one One ‘s tee aS: tod — . : Ttiened with eubesitty fs oo ae Barr S-rend Fieer Suite shouki be. Substantial in construction and superb in finixh. Thi< Suite is a remarikabic valve at lutely free with every S weak they can hardly walk; seme) | purchase, no matter what , itis. Come in—use your credit Monday. if tere of te ii aly gas fy} at itvabia: aT RT itt i mit if i t N-ECORNER LIVE WOVO09909099090000000000000000000000000Oeeeeereeeaseeseeeeeeeseeaaeeseeeceeearenanaanccunanenn es ts ts ae Sob ites ee

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42 COS SE SR aan: sig Mere oe gs + EM ae Dap tel eT ae _ TA ie SS . a , 6. t ae by: PppeR eee: nae 5%, SPD) A ET one PF MEE go 2 , ATE SORE RIE POR AEE ee EAE Baths ble pia oe te ee ee tate Se 2 (REN So ilies 0 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE C ity Circulation than BOTR other evening newspapers COMBINED | ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH ¥, 1924 a aageaae a al Medal Man Dies. ; pat are def Gs GX. committed —— » . Beet April L wie? ; ‘ ifare of the Saat é m ass., 5 ‘ on-par- ple-—and that. - ‘9 ee . S Benjamin fy Semen, 8 $65—RUGS Boys’ & Juvenile from the ohiert or the . ; iT. . hd he C Congress: onal Meda! - . Rice-Sti Sa 4 ndk ! the . epg : tt th E FA (IN TRP Extra special Alexander Smith's HATS xX 6 a +e Demo- movement ¢ ed today. During the | seamless Axminster R ize 9x12: f the Northwest , ai the | ” Rugs, sis. 5 xl? : Nearly 4000 Samples of Children’s Handkerchiefs. a em- broidered children and animal's in corner, worth up to l5c; ‘3 s Mahoney is the key ie a ettysburs, vhen the kind that have been selling at J ke 5 to the de Th , of of Pies ton e 0} ors was shot. 365; subiect to a slight dropstitech Everything that was pr of the , in the weave, which is scarcely no- is new Va!) pon_picke up the -colors and a ; ticeable. eo” r ° ues up the same bat-'... sc . ' ’ ~. * to $3.00. Spe Beored 2 Confederate flag | T. H. Forrester, Held in Con-' $ . me ee RB oe pe he was awarded the! tempt of Court, Expected ~~ : a APS "ORe Fal! ‘ ae els Ta ae yee " * r ee | P aa Meee Etre Pepe ee iti) UTR ’ Sie 98c LUNCH be "NOTIONS all kinds BOXES Rick- Rack ; | white. wavy Stamped Deoilies; arsorted Large size Lunch Boxes which patterns BROADWAY %& MORGAN ST. tum ‘pottie. Made ok, and Solore; @ te 1 aot 106 oe ee: Aa Sianal Medal of Honor: tn eR PBR Ig nat dike “Appears Later int CAP Back in Week, However. New shades and ard ite Wide, vias Filet Lace: white and ecru rard, | | We ~ * a sty] S é WE With a leather strap DUGGAN 22 SOMES cs em yles. Special ... GIVE AND REDEEM -AGLE STAMPS § Meri Bsc” FRANKLIN ‘eourt usually go to jail, but T. H. | forrester, stock broker, is an ex- | * " st s ecials ception, He has gone traveling | , /s ry U V 3 iain te MD, 5c and he didn’t ask the court's per- | pring oats usual a ues n Or SAKE. 10 ORDER. mission to do so. A Deputy Sher- | , : inane’ a *diltend iff may head the reception com- | « PREMIUM “BACON , mittee when he returns. 98 ” er a S$? 2 pounds, 65e | | | Smart styles that a | a Circuit Judge Frey on Friday ad- | Sep ae " = BAC ON, piece, Ib., 30 judged Forrester, who has offices | “tng Ouls réa es ress 3 : , ... She | i Central Nati Bank | BROORFIE! ‘ | tempt for failing to obey a decree | ; REGULAR EXT 7 Women’ s new checks, ‘ verybody can RRRaR 1B. - REDUCTION ON BUTTER) which commanded him to deliver: & see A RA plaids and plaja color ing—Hats of. pat- , * 5 BULING COPPER OR rEA Nor ‘ “Oo . : ' ‘ ‘ SIZES f Oats: $15 Value; spe- Mil o ‘o}- Zee shares of International Life In- . \ i SIZES cial at 89.98 ent Milan a ; . a a _ . mS es nee ogee i y terms. I'll give 2a aad a SANTOS an pay the bal- yy. * ; r ar. FREMIUM ( ro a surance Co. stock to Dr kL. A. Tf. i | > roodishiy 1 > sop ped orn Bom CTT? AT PRICE, Ib. 37c Meyer of Jefferson City. The Sher-'|@ aa eee Ch | med with flow: SLEND EOeERE. ib. ....45e iff's office delayed arresting For- Quality for qual- the opportunity is I $ med with flow- BAKING POWDER, can...20: rester to await papers from the . 7 4 7 waited to hand the broker $7660.44. | CL Baronet Satin | 60 tindnen: ite, vednaisiili ih seat ‘manatee The contempt order followed. \ ' 54-inch, all-wool camel's fine Canton Crepes m the new, : f hair Coatings in the new tan e leading shades of sheik. tan, stuc- e@ . before Circuit Judge Hamilton and . of every description, all new, smart Spring button- through Ng oe? sire Reeege Ham a t , v ‘ears’ } ri = paca line ane vot! ‘miche was senten¢ ed Lo fir - years Imp! 1s - - Pe) e Fr ' ‘ : styles. $4 to $6 values. lined throughe if. dav Die stit Rare Ram - 98 98 8 heuma ism Detectives noticed a stolen li- 98 % | SEES SS See ee the | Cemse on a gar in front of 4129 | 9 > 0 and $3.00 High . | " a ry tang’ : experience il ’ . ‘ ’ : . —_— ‘ y ’ Te oes. ‘ "lassv comibnations f : & euffering caused rheumatism. Mrs. J Washington boulevard the nignt of ‘ . > . ’ im, VS > . , . Special fo1 Monday S , Se , es fers, fancy st 8, ha is and — JUVENILE SUITS t. Hurst. whd tiv at 204 Davis A\ March 17 and arrested Kieferle cy strap styles, mur B 166 I xe ol npn 1] fords and ¥? igh Shoes. Sizes 3 to in ‘eal Mankful at having cured herself tha: who wae rooming there and w ho sellin on ] Vv 5OOO 5 . eal: " Juvenile Suits made of aii woot serge mul ef pure gratituce she is anxious t0.said he bought the car and li- £ ~ 3 ihe “ Balkan or HBroadfa!i modeis ith white a : . 7 fr gold trimmings and eagle on aadoen rea fell all other ffere ist how to cet . ) “a8 gon Shite, ° cense Inder his bed they found : : - . =—— ~~ 6 Bea ; die aR . ; word or instrumental! “ a | a 7 340 8. Regular $5.98 value. Special papers taken from Lambert, who + : ee , , Sits’ $4.06 High and Low Sheen. Rope’ 96.00 Shaee WASH SUITS BOYS’ WAISTS afterward identified him as the : a ‘ 8 i 3 ; | \lusie Rolls: every | : > Two 8 a ips. Combinations of Mahogany, calf or blac’ lesthers:; Juvenile Wash Suits made Bove" good quality Waists robber and caused him to confess. . ' . : COTY ‘ ; ome :: ee , , : ae ‘ ane : : , “— , hap Pagutretnng , — safes brogue - yin a of durable materials in made of good quelity ms- thegrobbery and the stripping of R oO ] ] cnaranteed » eathers, ach oe styler, at have rub 7 = niddy, Balkan or Oliver dras, with yoke open cuffs = c P L. gs Size heels: sizes 10 to 13% Twiet modele with her ane button-down collar; automobile. — sty an JLOmMmODI y v ete. nd im t 5 ef and 1 to 5X mings An. ily sizea ives os - 14 rears. Fleg- O1 eho1lee, eac er to 8. eciaily — 49 value. yur Y " | priced . shown in the ‘ 3 P€rop of your bi your druggist under the name of Nux- . 2 ¥ Styles 4 blood when you are’ _ated Iron. Nuxated Iron represents or- ray ARMSTRONG’S : ) ot j G - G RA D E I A f E S j f A f E R Ss Soe OR we OAM & Hundreds of Beautifel br little picture shows you! .Organic fron is like the fren in your | popular colors and designs such as gray, blue ai ” to f and run-down. 'ganic iron in such highly condensed a 4 This is thin. ae - Ax . atery b (%, 4 = Choose 4 3 MPS rou omaha nervous rye + a form that one dose of it is estimated to | Pf a9 — Large assortment of high-grade Tapestries rem MME yon tire cari re nt n-dOwT.! be approximately equivalent (in organic Fz, be... k Linoleu ele Meret for living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms. ee Bird and wor ou look pale, 4ag-j|iron content) to eating one-half quart 4/7, or or living Ss, haya B tous rp, would probably a8-/ of spinach, one quart of green vege- eg Elegant selection of 25 and tee. These papers come in the very latest designs 3 es you to look at a drop of your It is like 90 35 E. a D grad armete ong § and colors. Others ask as high as 50 cents for tables or half a dozen appies. Our price for this bi - ty > : Le ,iot ’ ” oo under the Doctor's powerful taking extract of beef instead of eating four-yard-wid Cork Lino! ape 5 the same quality Papers pe and compare it with a drop! pounds of meat. | : hy arene city; squar INFANTS DRESSES r rol | Pure, healthy blood, rich in tron. he city; square saie, per rol f ee tests show that a ftremend- HIS picture shows you the Nurated an fs : yard, Oe and. Mashioned of nainsook and si ge number of people who are Iron tablets with the letters N.I. on ou ili i= m ustin, attractively trimm - d MEAL ) , ’ with lace and “insertion clusters OAT Bes fil, lack fron in ther blood. every tablet. This is your guarantee that lace Gaittana | ae nt a BO other reason than for lack! you are getting genuine Nuxated Iron. Te eee |. ae PAPERS Beautiful Living-Room, Dining-Room, Bedroom and Kitches Without tron The tremendous : | fT) oe ; saa “ghort a Papers in blocks, tiles, satin stripes, florals and dainty all- - N oe ‘ , “ j iti, ‘ J. 3 , 39 ’ ’ the blood at once ' Bos penne yal wad meg VA foal bed ||) | ps 2% ." ngths. Siz Dapten, Sat caeat altaeke over designs. Printed on good heavy stock. Others ask as | i $1.2 Lue: ) ors. The Sunfast kind. Oth- high as 25 perroll. Our price, loses th ower oll tonic, strength es: pa Sy ers ask 25ce¢ per roll. Our to change food ' eit | into living tissue, wey 8nd blood builder tt atin HT } Congoleum 3g ore FW as ied to the of NIM ff Congoleum: ‘$I. 19 BLOOMERS price, capone ol fering of vumer- ' ner a) Sauares. size $ ] C a C d * ous substitutes a | rtesaseteesy xi2; every “$ in and cr epe; m = se 5 > you the proper : . > j rfect Z amount of geod. and imitations. new and p ene you don't get the Strength out of rT if iti ? : shows that many ae 3 mill for wea r. hig gr 3 All , guaranteed by the a it. As the reenit m this blood starration. people become SOOT OA NR M86 MR oe GI Heo! a o Pi : aad intend al SSI treet ieee edie hhh toh in Le ne ; ve y ’ a , fae ‘ a > Ne ae 3 POOLE A ae eee iv iN OCB ot a ‘ Z POR, re os ” " as deine Aas ee a, ee 7 —"7 © il sa Se # > Rea ere i ei Se Aa ray ae ofS aieg> xy e : 2 : a>! » > ead | ti, * V3 ee . i ; XA ENRICHES THE BLOOD-GIVES selling only; $5 valu | TED IRO YOU NEW STRENGTH AND

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’ “¥ > a, eee at" a iS SS. Mr Seay’ ‘ileal ‘gia la Pad ot; rs sniein ian The Daily POST-l DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper € anes OMBINED mR oy er Boys Wash Handke Pry} f = Suits ! : $1.95 | | qcensine tore Peter Pan” Suits in middy Balkan and patience. stries y 4 See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 8 and 9 This Section Sample Umbrellas. $12.50 to $20 $7 95 Console Mirrors’ | pa @ Women’s Umbrellas in the men pi $10 4 bi | ; Pes han 8 years — ee om Eegetent. | vral shades of suede Smart new short club maaan pane: Mir- di _ a iqu Largest Distributors of Merchandise , ricer | linen, nya and several shades and made of excellent quality with oo cg il | \ | Second Fleer at Retail in Missouri and the We. est. : me 8 Madeira ¥ | chiefs with hand-ercar "pens? newest sty bes, ioe Give, , Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for or $2 in Cash or § $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. an & the group. Sixth Fleer | Main Fleer _ #f q : * “ a” wes Sw a he! oh « - . e freri Our Apparel Sections Are veers idl Filled With the Latest Garments, Awaiting the Selection of Those Who Appreciate An Offe Easter Attire in Extraordinary _ Varie ty | = uggest our cimcnshell assortments. Frocks, suits a > sele: »f Easter Attire and for women and misses who would choose most advantageously we $ } a any is the selection « ds of other garments ranging from more ines U most in the minds of m eens Eat edi and though the three following groups are featured Monday there are hundre wraps are shown in every correct Spring mode for all occasions— pensive models to the most ultra of imported creations. ea oe id « S 2 t *# _he 6 ee ee eo mw “ Riurstunc he Do ah es > * a ae te i on oe *, & sts * odo d'e" «4 o* a Ss 4 ££ DS. @ 3 ‘ee @ © 4 & * £2 2 4.8 © hs ee hk ee —Tailored and Dressier Models at. . S$ | Q, 715 three button fastenings and very mannish. The strictly tailored models are in double O:her Suits are bound with braid or have silk ribbon edges and wrap fed ; * Very Correct Suits or single breasted effect with one, two and shurts are ‘eatured. Manv fabrics and sizes 14 to 44. —in a Very Special Group—Choice. .. 895 silk linings and desirable in every way. Models of Plain and trimmed Coats which include Spring's Poiret twills, Holenco, Ondule, Lustrosa. tweeds and other favored —Sports and Dressy Models—Priced at... $ 7 5 e latest modes in tailored Coats—all with handsome self-trimmed and embroidered or brkid-trim- == med models—all lined with excellent crepe weaves in plain shades, plaids and stripes. Sizes 14 to 41. Coats. Many handsome fabrics in scores of colorings. Sizes 14 to 44 Swagger plain tailored Coats, as well as and carefully tailored. The very latest lines are embodied in these ———— Smart New Spring Styles in Before Easter Many Will Be Wanting New Princess Slips —and the Two Following Special Groups Present Of Lustrous Silk and Specially Priced Are These “Famous-Barr Special” Hose Kid Gauntlets Special Value—Offered Monday for Seaitel the Pais @ This is our own brand of Hose and thes | , a Very Remarkable Selection in Sizes 34 to 44 who know of its excellence iil tak ull ad \ | e' ® vantage of Monday’s specia! offering. ' sa. I ingrain or pure thread Silk Hose in blac! H / = . $y + . AL) and the prevailing Spring colors. Made with | ! >» \ lisle tops and soles and of a quality that i ! ‘ | aia ain oe elie ) @ Women’s Kid Gloves ns service. All sizes. ~~ = mea spien i : | With chic short cuffs, . } , smartly appliqued, and two- At e > «= At ‘ —_— . embroidered hacks. ik Mi) i en ee ee ee « Thesé Lamps turned antique The sf shapes, and with 6-1 and fat . ye : Z or a vit Fo re Pen ee a alae heals eae eee “ iS: z pie es x A He. Feet ER RES be Sei eS au Pee ee, OF ea : ny gases 1 ete b= iy ae fe Wis Fz) TAA " re s rat SRT EE ee ee __ Women's Semi- Fashioned Hosiery : at fone Imported make, fashioned to fit perfectiy: all sizes in black beaver and the popular shades of gray. Gloves that will ~ “—* ) = cellentiyr. quality " a brown. t the special price v-- @Slips of Orkads | with bodice ished with picot and made double te & hip; im the new straigas io Ent line effect; black, whit | Radio coves, "tice | anil 2 3) = Stewart_ @ The verv popular Slips Wear ex- Mata Fleer Princess with bodice tops, finished with picot edge. Slips that will give splendid service; in black, navy, green, tan, powder blue, cocoa, peacock, purple, taupe and henna. 7 tri¢coiette A Pre-Easter Offering of Smart Leather to $7 a 0 An Offering of 18-K. White Gold Ring Mountings eocoa, blue and shades. Slips of wearing ere lity. 500 of lent 3 5 —Secured in a Special Purchase Only 150 Slips in } Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday im | this remarkable group. | 4 Be : | ania = 2 7 | Many Will Secure a Supply From This Group of - : | = i | Very attracti re these mountir | e 4 3 / 5 - ; shoo wai) . 6000 Handkerchief i | ti i marka OW price we will t yor | s i i tone fr of charge S : = | em 3 1 Bert ty et ee ee 25¢ Value—Monday, Each es | i i atriecs: mew its @ spicadid time te kbave this deuc. € Women s Handkerchiefs of sheer wh: ite Swiss. with : i aectnt % ; _ ’ ia Main Fleer Balcony in Gainty designs and borders finished with the popular spoke hemstitching. yf the strength et ie 7 § So unusual are the savings that it would be wisesto select s supply from thts — gee eee ed Sroup. for these Handker: hiefs will give splendid service. Mate ; ies Choice Monday . corners embroidered Phen a New and Attractive Styles in rm a ee ee coca Linen Dresses —for House and Porch Wear D @ Botli smart and practical are these Dresses of splendid quality linen; coat styles with large button fasten- ing, hemstitched models with pearl buttons and lace edgings, or round and Taxedo collar effects with vestees, hand-stitching and drawn- An Unusually Attractive Offering of the Popular @ Over 350 of the most wanted styles, including many of the new under-arm Bags, as well as swagger, block-bot- tom, shopping, envelope and other favored kinds—all being well made, splendidly lined and with fittings of various kinds An ideal opportunity to select Bags for new Spring costumes. Bags of rea] pin or cobra seal, vachette, pin mo- rocco and other serviceable leathers—in black, brown, blue, gray, tan and other popular shades. Mate Ff leer Black Lace camer ol : 1 Very Specially Priced Monday, the Yard ee 50 3 | @ A very smart note in many of the latest which are features of nr any of the choice assortment of beautiful pat which will give excellent service. Valenciennes | : 4 Laces | Embroid cries , ; 4 a Special , ) Spectal a Ee? yard 7. * eee « « JC ! yard $1 French Val. Lace in | all white, ecru or) Spring modes are flounces of lace, dressier frocks. and here is a2n unusually terms. <All are full width and = quaiity Sample pieces of | hand-loom Embroid- | Flouncings with dain- | work. In white and variety of pop- ular colors, and sizes 36 to 46. i a ee ee ee initia teeter eee , beedings and inser- tiens; for tlingerte, bieuses or frecks. oe me ee ochre shades: edgings, Summer ery edges of cambric | or nainsook—alil fm- ported qualities and tn a variety of charming patterns. — eenitlieeesene ty embroidered de- signe: I7 inches wide: SPpropriate for babies’ | Greases and undergar- menis.

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T9204. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci reulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6, 8 and 9 This Section es Se Ae ae . ae f: a pres ee ye RTS ac ae eee = oe bs a ia wae * | At iT. , 24. Bae - Ss | Hl faster Footwear || | Men’s Shirts Phoenix Vests s | a6 i= stene Kroehle 3-piece Suites in blue and edges turned and fitted with glove button fasteners. | {roehler 3-piec »lue Krochier %-plece Suites; éavenette ines are embodied in these | a ads a: =a, leatherette, in a large variety of be cach eG ' ais : . taupe velour; davenport which opens to ’ of colorings. Sizes 14 to 44, a : styles; many dressed as boys Very ¢ — * adjust. ; | full-size bed, with ample bedding space opening to full-size bed, chair and rocker; J . ry © A ™ j $5.9 Value, Ford Coupe tide | and a chair and wing chair: with loose with dull mahogany finish and imitation * $. 3 Alin orth. 2, al e ® Fo and girls. arth Fieor Toy Shop—Basement Gallery $10.75 Value, Ford Sedan 2% nee Ft Spanish leather upholstery. | 24 $6.50 Value, Chevrolet Coupe Tt ib ‘i $17.95 Value, Chevrolet Superior Sedan - Be Wanting i ‘il Ee $17.50 Value, Chevrolet Sedanette 4. | a , pe — ' . rT ree GPa. - : = Songer 1 = ‘ : y ys meee © The outstanding feature of these Mops is that they may d. I8 Ips = $ Each Lamp is complete with pa aro aoe , j Sovereign Tires yagi a) be wrung dry without wetting the hands; turning a handle ) dienes |, ©) 3 : | eee! ~wrings the water out of them. Easy to use and a splendid q 7 2-light, adjustable socket, silk $1x99 inch, e P, o 1 , oe. beetrae: : ‘ 4 , .« pull-cord and tassels. 20c Muslin © \ 30x3'/2-Inch—Special at eee er $size. At $ 95 .) Se = Full bleached, yard-wide Mus- ine O95 feerees 7 lessee $1.40 Poultry Wire, 50-ft. roll; 36 inches high; 2-in. mesh....$1.15 - a hy Si : ° | $1.85 Poultry Wire, 50-ft. roll; 48 inches high; 2-in. mesh....$1.49 [ietientee ee ee _—_—————— a - Seventh Fieer 22> & a tins’, stot adh icy ae $33 Junior Floor LINDE htm ot meee finish oe . —with gracefully turned bases and shades of lustrous silks, en Scares , a $2.30 Poultry Wire. 50-ft. roll; 60 inches high ; 2-in. mesh.... 1.84 2. & : x Sr! sit walt ‘ ee, dhescl » » o @ Every one of these Batteries is new and fully charged. Many who know the -effictency of this make will take prompt advantage of these special prices. j 6-Volt, 100 Amp., rubber case , Housewives Should Promptly Investigate— : B33 6-Volt, 125 Amp., wooden case : This Gr oup of La aitiee 2 6-Volt, 140 Amp., wooden case , Clean C'S Yr hi . 2 tir rene | “Sweet Tone” Speakers | Head Phones —— is 1e ~ : af | Loud Speakers made of | Potter make: 2000 ohms and ad ; wees et, Se very sensitive: convenientiy . a . Breen finish: - $5.95 Jesigned and well fin- $2 &9 Very Special Value at tr A dd $1. 30 Spading Fo | $2.75 Mixed Paint special at Famous-Barr brand e> 15 Strongly $2.25 Senta een madre Aged vray Bhs: Bho oe Acesfe with bucket on Tt =? ©O 6 © 6 8 Be - 4 ‘ ‘4 , . 4 | ished: special, pair. : ° as = - ee Co er Aerial B Batteries ny Qn rour-t e lorks of strong yOrners embroidered f oe | PP | Large-size B Batteries of the | “All Radiotron Tubes, spe- ¥ PP stcah final aatdae' strong $I 00 | Ready - wipes Paint, =4 $2. 15 en aoe ae _° hemstitching. ; a ae ete at laeaia’ Se- well-known and very popular | cial Monday at, ea... $4.25 - cage ja* handle, ferrule, goud grip, house and floor use; §4 a eB 5 signals; = ~K ’ B bts Ae” fe —$$—$_—$__ supply from this - 9 broved by many radio experts. | Bright Star make; two desired | $25 Baldwin make loud ——— bem eee UZ aele —_—_——— - E ee ae Razor Combination 4 ee or os va! 2. 7 Era RES | , Main Fl ale its the of A speakers, special Monda: 8 oor sizes at special prices Monday. — speake sper nday | $2. 50 PRET | 50c to 75¢ Selenocs : 12 Gilet tte afoye le-odge | with For sewing or general | Safety eon, 22'.-Volt | f ‘ ~~“ Taus cuales ; : 45-Volt . | Sixth Floor , ia. ptt ggg “stationary | Rousehete yaks wees an Str Kanner's aor | ropper; . ba , - dial and tin scoo also pocket and nail ! q Your Spring housecleaning will F i] i aint ‘capeaty «- D; $1 89 | © vt emengael | 248 value y of the Popular not be the task to be dreaded if 23s ss - esa iH Inspection of These Groups Reveals Splendid Savings in you avail yourself of this op- @ ie $1.30 Garden Hoes: good sles / MMe Black Screen Wire, 28 in; 8 in; yard... ty tosecure a Hotpoint @& | eer xterminating b 49¢ 45c Moth and Dustproof Garment Bags, portunity to : 75c Bono Liquid, for e na ugs, | 45c Moth or Camphor Balls, 3 pounds. . .33e puncings me: New Wall Papers for Spring |‘sres eye] fe | satscine wie Sinaen “sie tr Yard. ase : , | thoroughly and harmless- ’ - L { ly it cleans rugs, uphol- 5 A Special Offering of Genuine eat abe Wee oe 0 ws flounces of lace, e . . Offered Monday in Six Special Groups— stery, draperies and wd ane 12Y%e Val, | 17¢ Val., | 28¢ Val. | 50c Val., | $1 Val., || ‘<r Hine® ld Hartz Mountain Canaries Canaries ith and a quality ffled White Lece , ta N's: sae. Roll. | Roll Roll | Roll . incings Flouncings r 4 | Spat ik Ge 1 4e : A | C | 65¢ Easy deferred a Regularly $7.50, Monday, Monten Madenis aire | | anagss cance re } @ Young healthy Birds imported from the Hartz 6) ; Special, $I 50 : = | Sees oC 2a s _ = $1.75 Wall Papers, Monday, thé Roll, 89c be arranged. 7 Mountains, and all panes sweet singers; now , autiful In appearance. Es . Gal ; | 1 Swiss | for cathe I gy a ; | ; in full plumage an Wit Gain- | dresses are these wide . 4 is @ In these groups are new 4 Ht ger wd _ ee d ree in bidered de. t fi with | ; «4 he home—Japanese grass cloths, leather eliects, basket weave The “Hotpoint” Cleaner extra wide : eee wide: | maky ‘penutifal em- eo | : Ee sad two-tone Papeen oatmeal Papers, and Papers with land- has meow gate pg ee | weg ind ~ straight Imported papas at Very — Prices abies’ broidered designs. Ex- . 3 } atterns. hen that not Aig 08 brush that — gry | 1 “= 9s Siautersas: | con a . 4 nade gegen tapestry, and striped p Also kitche —_. picks ete oe $3. 74 pee _— ‘$3. 14 iit m3 95 Main Fleer ss: Basement Galiery All are sold with or without border. Some are in limited quantities. Firth Fleer

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ao u pion : . —— “per C toe Ps a n - ee ek Lae 23 8 OM rye = + = = —_ —_ = — . ee a Tae ENE SP, y 7 * . 2 ape SS er RE * ney 7 ? Rage *% 1 he ea: Sh ate ey ee Sy Raat oe PY Pes s e —_ . _ ™ = . - . 7 —_— ~ T en) ERE A. bs asl “ DLAI OT Re eee ENN RE IE I TIE: oS hi el ¥ P ie. Sop : = : & OI ER a ate bp RRS ES Teh See RRS Cree - me oe. : ? ‘ ie : bet Meta the! . ‘ RE ae a sai aie tte ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED - See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6, 7 and 9 This Section Boys’ Suits : ) Handkerchiefs Bandeaux maa 6c to roc $1.50 and $2 Values “ig $9. 85 Values, Yard .. Value : 5c¢ Snickers — ek} tc | wide variety of @ Men's large size hemstitched a ae to 18 years. cambric Handkerchiefs with eavy nk mesh — o ir GLEE Ae ig So | os 4 5 % and % inch hems. + a em sith We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full | Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise Mee TAR = | ee Equipped With jood range | | ted. | at the West. Basement Economy Store of sizes. Basement | ~ | oc cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Pew Restricted Articles Excepte at Retail in Missourt and —— —_ - a in ae ee) er “Band 16 Selec ~ Monday, The Basement Economy Store Features a Sale of Specially Priced Group of |i Of Your Own Choid SE Womens Purses 7 ag inch D. D. B. L- Viet 9 ? “P33 : —== | Women’s and Misses’ Dresses oo oe) | nnn allies : Scores of Attractive Models, in Two Remarkable Groaps— | 4 O5 c | | iz J j 920 to $22.50 Dresses $15 to $16.50 Dresses Be! ee ee \vie 3 > oe : f Monday, Little Boys’ ane pouch style, ® “ada ‘_ Te 4 > P. . ee ——— \ Ws = af i 2 oi ‘ €! ee? eee « ( 1: 6 ~ = —A a other plain and printed fabrics. will give excellent wear. ) . : Basement Economy Store rr uy F Seconds of 44c to soc Grades Specrai, for . @ Seamless fiber Socks , , J is ; ’ ° e e - ‘th lisle te 4 a ee ee. eee fee ae Women May Save Monday in This Selling of Monday—A Special Purchase and Sale of Ms regen dat I ee ) 5¢ Terr e ol Paisley saieen trimmi i? ®: coior fa biack. ————“=='! New Silk Blouses || 2 New Easter Hats||“““"-—-=== Famo — hig Monday, a Group of Women's 65 3 3 a $4.50 and $5 9 PIO Silk Umbrellas | teco5s Ne $5 Value “ Ss ileus Sek. Seconds of $5 to $5.95 Grades @ Pmk silk ‘brocaded : » £ me Sse @ This is a specially purchased group of ¢ .98 Girdles, in semi-elastic Le . ; ' Ma 8: about 0) Hats. and there are stvles for almost everv taste. +7 : and fancy handles. Subject Also offered are- SIZES. Basement small and large shapes, neatly trimmed alike iaamneeeee : ug with ribbons and flowers. Basement Economy Extra-size Blouses in tailored and dress ” Y The new Spring shades are repre- o S's & is : siyles; of crepe de chine, beaded and em- : a; ted. Make selections Monda : . - - Basement Ecenemy Stere : Lace Corsets : he Borement Pecos Store | | With Extra Pants $7.75 75| @ Of cheviot and cass! mere § in want ted stvies. patterns Special, for . i : : A Substantial Saving on These Men’s tant ated Both pai a sizes , €or pink striped with eiastic ; arou! rd ane > : 2 q * é 7 * | . a . silt ana wenee with gee —— Ras > ; Sample Union Suits re | All > ; LN : ‘ : ; 2. yan aay Se ie Ss Seen _* | 49 ae Men’s and Young Men’s . ; | 3 5 ( T wo-Trouser ae DS “Ra “ee CS = wy | ey | Sprin mits 89 a | _ — Union Suits Union Suits " | sa aise Tl. nAeser 3S mbbed onm** ~ = orer ’ —- 2 oer pee att An Extraordinary Event for Many—T his Exceptional \rments in open © plain cotton. various OF Gurahie fabrics tm Nee r -lased strles iteg lar t’ ” gular and ex Single and double breasted and meg + Si 2°¢Ss Sa mr) « 3 = : e > ‘”~ . e * - 6% to a 06 - emi 09¢c and other styles. Neat pat- amples... € Sathpies and sma ? grades... ~ 44 Basement Feonemy “tere terns and celersa Sizes j anne az and haibure eC from 14 years to 483 etont. gingham He Dresses in cartons sis le les includin Haeemen’ | wremp Stes Ce ee A Desirable Fabric at a Good Saving— Basement Econemyr Stere | | 99 Novelty Und | seconde of 5350 DSB ay sien dm = = Crepe ore = neerwes $1 to $1.50 Bloomers to $6 Grades.... Style or Another i eitnciudes Corterr @€ Of satecn and satina Ka Ee QO, step ins of food auaiity :95c¢ npg a alg elbd Kc ‘$9c @ tn this widely varied group are Oxfords of black and brown kid and calf. also pat- | ee See a by e4 i eR oo. Re . c P ne “as Oecd 2 a pis ofa xy Be Ua Nes | ofthe» : as a Feige LUT Dee a RM eee | a XE Rae eee SPA ha hc Fee a: “Sees ae eee : hes oe ‘ ses ke. :. » Basement Ecosomy Swe gg hee gape ent leather Oxfords, straps. and Sally Sandals. Black satin and suedes in grav and : me : Rascment Economy Store brown with neat cut-out effects. Also SOO pairs of high- grade sample Shoes in sam- ple sizes. With Léuis, Spanish, Cuban and low walking heels All have verw flex- ; . : thle enles aan @ Ideal for skirts, dresses and blouses is this silky Special Selling of A group from which to select Easter Footwear at a sa luster fabric, 40 inches wide and shown in checks, Ch ildren’ ~ Fy Girls’ Coats 4s there are all sizes 2!,to 8 in one style or another. stripes and dotted effects. In shades of pelican, jade, S Offered Monday Are Basement Ecenemyr “tere mallard, fallow, navy, brewn and black. Basement Dresses a Wi . , , ~ Excellent for Windows and Doors Is This Monday—Namerous Opportunities to Save on: a all $ ms Drapery Fabric | Linens and Cotton Goods| | #2224 maethare om b' 2 3 rv «. ee, é = to 6 years. $2.25 $ 5 9 Select From the Following and Profit to the Fullest Extent Basement Reon : S Wide Sheeting _ Mattress Sli Table P Fringed Shades iw & Boome tg vere ae med Xeaty quneed’ wut proce | | Axminster Rugs = —ie@ * roOH hor Ccmwyryes =e Anreac | ie | : : a! : bieesiiad : ae on ot ee Sten ey wrk 69c 7 Fw ' ) >; C a ao opportuni ty Sian vard Sch eee : 49¢ a sie Fa 95 rades. Monday .... $1.39 Seceads cf "29= 95 | ; ia}. @ save on t-inch silk-and-cotton : : ere $45 Grade @ In tight and dark tan. sealloped,and —— i | s Drapery Fabric in mulberry, Dress Gingham Pepperell Sheets 25c Percales finished with bullien fringe 346 inches a 3 blue and rose. An offering that In plain shades, checks. Size 81x99 inches Eequt brand, 36 inches @ Rugs in a good oe ¥ . T ne! * > 5 inted nh “eee eae | . ra 4 Ts me =a ** 3} wide and be (eet Ong t d z enables wou ta save on vour es et pia! ~ = lees ard a spring rollers. Basement Ecenemy “tore Spring decorations ' ths of = te 3 yards: ; . ; J iA i. TREATS: RIO ENED AE 4 ’ A a) Se ea oa i : eam ty pr % wa - Sas ss eaiarin wide and in neat figures... and colorirgs Pe Oe se oe ae ee ae * Cae eur iS el ¢ : : a. . ¢ . = * . bs - ‘ . a Et oe a = stripes. checks. etc T es wide, 23¢ = e P , ' fa«* Vieondayv 7 . > e b a 4 a 19¢ , <= ‘ < ; = i$ ‘ 2s ae | Colored Marquisette Grenadines Ene | | FOIE 2. kecenss: 5c _— — —— A Saving on | 7 ; ain 3 . 5 ow rec Var. soc Value, Bath Towels ; Se Musi; Save - This a F There will be thirty da Stair Carpet | Yard. | 29 39c esis: poor oe wat — Pury ” - oe: oe In 19 to 20 vard 4 ccs Si 29 Cork inoue | | § small payment ’ Ssé-inch Marnuiset ever im plain and colored dot = e , , ” cea vsorder inches wide and unbleached $:.75 Value, $ 19 uh = “ia A jesigns an 4 neat coiortl nes “UD - $64 tnches wide and ideal a) Monday. 3 . . Sa gg apg For mattress covers, 71 2 Wi B é piy all meeds from this lot sashes and long curtains each. cen heehee revier towels. Yard etc.; i18¢ value, yard 125¢ Seconds of - ill You e aapreome Sis $1.05 and $1.15 4 \ 89c tia 35c Cretonnes wide, pear — Grades, Sa. ¥d x | Splendid grade velvet Stair Carpet; 27 Very useful for drapes abdcut Cretonnes In light and dark : : os . g Famous ad oe wide and in good color combDina- the home. 16 inches wide and coiorings, 34 inches wide Su!t- » 4 : % ere € Four-yaré-wide Lincieem wes oa = yess Basement Ecenemy Store im wanted colors able for slip-~cevers, etc. - ae ga ae , ixhin Sale wibe Keune berine tackiun Spiendid selection | é s ; Tard... , a we patterns from which to choose. ee Sixth and

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SUNDAY APEIL, 6, 1924 ene a nlm 9B. Pome | 6SUNDAY, zt APRIL 6, 1966 | enemas” I Se Waster Victrola Fully Equipped With 5 Albums —and 16 Selections Of Your Own Choice of , | Aldermen yesterday issued a atate- B L Vict R d | } | | ‘ment concerning the vote of the 10-Inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records /board on Friday to recommit the All for ‘bill to locate the new bond issue tional Selling of ir 8 fg Piano Co. Courthouse on the projected Memo- ’ ° ‘ ! s Shirts SMITH REI rts A MIT ~ VAL. REIS, Gen. Mgr. ‘rial Plaza site, in which he as-' 1005 OLIVE ST. —i . - - 942-5 “ a ae Seda : wt ey ; + * . » y Underwear gow ns mers an 4 C pod) §=quality made and Basement Economy Stove pay oe pe ea bt. ies ‘i ae we or wre . ite CRO Es EAD “s yee Bf “ Monday Are es mY ee oe ae ee > + SR Sea’ e¢ ay a 5 - By “eo e

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; swe Oe Ter Fae ae Mee a eee va Y wy ray Bee BEE, aM eee 2 4s Ae a . © py aE Pa BS aad tet . i ia rs SUNDAY, | APRIL 6, 1924. TEE Basaocssrk ahaa aac intense Aca siaetconae aie ee | E. SMITH CHOSEN HEAD | TM OTTAWA KAN.) UNIVERSITY’ of Faculty of William Jcw- f : é, | 4 “ Pte \ College e tel to Succeed P : Z ; \. | _ : gre: Press. : ——__—» l | J ot AWA, Kan. April 5,—An- ar ncement was ifie here pen ) 7 | - _| tion of Dr. Fred Erd- Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth the elec head of the Departs Store Hours: Daily, 9 16 5:30: Saturday, 9 to 6 a Bede : 1: Psycholog® 8 a 3 of Educ ation an Mh NLY | a few of the hundreds of items made or bought i in St. Louis are advertised today. When you visit the store you will see signs on every floor which will point out attractive values on merchandise made or Goal bought in St. Louis. : | og \ Cater @ We believe you will be interested 1n our unusual offerings of merchan- Ta dise made or bought in St. Louis, not only because furthering its distribu- Monday Only! but because the val ach and every 6 tion benefits our great city, ues on each \ Sale of Temtor” item are unusually attractive. Preserves and Jel 0 \,/ A Wonderful Demonstration Wet cant. if “ ie “Anniversary Values + Women’ s Full-Fashioned Silk Chiffon Hose | 5 Pel si Lg , | “Bought in St. Louis” 6 de waistiiny Brand Preserves and” 74th Anniversary Sale of | Specially Priced have a national reputation—not @ ver VERY. pair of these Hose is perfect! Made \ 6r Thi» Sale at the richness of their flavor, but for thy 300 Gingham Dresses : EK with lisle garter tops, soles and heels. mercer tte: wimar i ade in St. Louis | S b 5 : A splendid opportunity for you to p 4 RT | | d Jelli Fhe she Regular $2.95 $7 .88 » They may be had in all of the wanted Spring > , . ‘e Ladi P £2.00 Table Mats; “Palm | i) =a | — —— . ° > == ae 5 es 4 i 4 v1 A 4 s aw, > . a= P : Leaf,” four in set. 9 1 , : P : ——s. —=—— ’ ey « * : Exceptional value in Well - construeted ao) eS See 74th Anniversary Sale 1G e Spring Suits ‘ == > . Special ity, A\ Yt \\ = —_) 2 ‘ 81.00 Knife Box; hardwood: i HEAL =e a : = ’ is ~ ‘on aketition. 65 TAIN | , ZB | 7 red Cedar C hests, plain Tennessee red Cedar Special AWA \ | =—— 3) —« or trimmed, 42x17x19. | Chests, size 36x17x17\. , J = : We Tailored a rent oo age alu- ATA = i ; ‘upp eS O ] : ; ~ well rs minum, large enough 19¢ iy , ee — ? *box mod- a £ for chicken. Special els. Ee x- ceptional $1.25 “Wizard” Oil | ty een Sm Mop, full size. Special OC a! =. iti 1. “Bought in St. Louis” a RA ors: su : oe 48x22x21. : - ie . a ___¢ | E sect There are no-low-priced Clubs _ = $2.00 Hose Reclis; hardwood . - ax - . — : in this lot. Every Club !s of in wal |! = that ; ae 4 3 quart size. Special . . —— lining; several very at- with beautiful ornamen- : = sell regularly 4: -_ $A yf Gabardines : : | ==> ; , — } - a ; , 452 : : sel regularly $1.25" Bread Bex; made of = ~ a tractive styles. size | tations. size 48x21x SS =e = for $7.00. In- for $10.60. mae heavy tin, japanned 89c : ; —=— a/ 45x20x99. | Ze. : <a « laid. fiber face, laid fiber fac@ white or blue, Special : ; : — : nee | = extra fine —Bristol steel shaft, will not (at ee nome ~~ — qualitiy,. hickory shaft, calf j | iia leather grip. Cedar Chests That Roll Under the Bed | ; ; 4 ’ ’ . Twoel ( up JIS These Chests are ideal where | p meek space is limited. They utilize +9 (): 15 | Golf Clubs Rhine Golf the waste spaee under the bed. ; $2.25 Rice Boiler; pane! Choice During Sale Choice Dt | : They are mothproof, with good | | 6 Mirro aluminumware. . | ' , 2 | 2-quart size. Special $ I 19 $3 / 5 ( | gtlorage capacity, size 471 2 inches long, 2t inches | ie gb 95 la ; " a 34.00 ; . . . — r y or Py Pig ) 0. a $1.50 Serving Tray; stained wide and 10 inehes high. | for $3.00 and and $5.90 Console period Chests, in | _— | 3.50. All ea eee or white, 9 | ] — oo Ae Me, walnut finish, cedar lined. 1 atc ———_0F _ _ . high - grade Saret Bape Special | 9. | size 19x13. Special 17c with front panels in. two- i ete a :— = = f See | Walnut Conssla:- uiw la properly balanced. Drivers, heads, hickory : wiker Sua ueeeen” $I sana Clothe: ne es 50c poe wood decorations, Size tn 7 a ee suitable for all reeme ced , ob Se seus “un pobre c ) or 48x21x2614 ZZ Ss, cedar Mashies, Mashie-Niblicks, Mashie-Niblic a itt ashi Riles thin menneenent S, Pree RAGE OS ay ay A lined. Size 48x2114,x27. Putters. Putters. ee | os : Sporting Goods Shop—¥irst Floor. : BP os eae mahogany frame, heavy glasa $1.65 Fleur Bin: heavy tin, bottom: size $] 15 *

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED 118 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH n+ ee ee ee eAnniversary Sale Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Second Week of the 74th Anniversary Sale of Silks «@ Thousands of yards of new Silks have arrived during the past week. These will be placed on sale Monday morning at extraordinarily low prices. This is an unusually opportune time to provide all your Silk needs for the entire Spring and Summer season. Make selections from this showing for Easter Frocks! | 2000 Yards of Silks At One Price Include ND, APRIL. 8 ive 4. | os = ————____ fie FF, SMITH CHOSEN HEAD © THRE ATTAWA (KAN.) UNIVERSITY eee aay 1. “Price resigned a few | POTIAMA KAA — & ra months ago on account of iil tans of Faculty of VW ittiam Jew- health. | » Elected to Succeed | Dr. Smith is a graduate of Okla- | —t Dr. 5. kK. Price. homa Baptist University, Shaw nee, | ea associated Press. : Ok., and for a time was acting Oi AWA, Kan., April o.- -An- president there. ; £ sent Was made here today | He is serving his third year at} yp election of Dr. Fred Erd- |, William Jewell. His election by the | P amith, head of the Depart- | full board of trustees last night was | ; sit 7 lat William Jewell College, Liberty, | 'Mo., to be president of Ottawa Uni- | if. # of Education and Psychology unanimol 4 ee ————— : } eer, x Payment Gets We Gooasr ay Only! Temtor’’ | and Jellie Demonstration of ary Values n St. Louis’’ : $42 Preserves and Jellies eputation—not only f; flavor, but for the py which they are made. |. nity for you to purchs s of the highest qualitgig Nl Faster! ) s the many opportunitie Buy your new Spring > ata low cost. : } 4 | , Clothes here and wear while ent ! i) ee you pay a little each week. “ 2. 4 Strictly confidential. | 7 : Newest Spring 1 Golf Balls 4 For the 74th Anniversary We Have Specially Priced a Limited Number of Eden Washers Demonstrators Silk and Wool Canton Special * J :28 An extremely serviceable fabric. Light in weight. For street frocks and school frocks for kiddies. White, hon- eydew, lipstick red,’ cocoa, Lanvin green, Chinese blue, gray, navy and black. Printed Silks Special 7) 22 2000 yards of this modish weave at rsar Anniversary savings. In many stun- ° quality in checks and stripes on | ning designs and color combinations. white grounds. 36 inches wide. | Extra special at this pricing. —, Bilk Plaza—Second Floor. Silk Pongees Special $ 1 19 In white, tan, gray, pink, peach, jade, poudre blue, maise, turquoise, brown, navy and black. A splendid quality. 32 inches wide. Very special for the Anniversary Sale. New Tub Silks Special $ 1 .69 An unusually attractive An- niversary value. Of splendid 36-inch genuine wash- able La Jerz. In white, pink, corn and orchid, 40-inch Silk Radium. For negligees, slips, ete. At 40-inch Crepe de Chine in light, medium $ 7 4 and dark shades. | . . ( oe 40-inch Sports Satin in white and colors. | 32-inch Mallinson’s Sport Crepe in stripes of rose, tan, jade and orchid on white. 36-inch Gypsy Prints. HESE are new model Edens which can be offered at great price concessions because they have been demonstrated in the store of in the home a few times. While some of the shine and newness is gone, mechanically they are the same as new—having the full guarantee and free service. The regular prices are $155 and while they last we offer these demonstrator Edens at prices as low as 120 *135 Special Terms—Only $5 Down Yard 14 "1 i | iy COATS 74th fuihinaill Sale of Va eh 95 New Woolens Homespuns and Tweeds All the vwery new- MY ty Special, $] :98 elty Cloths. Peles, ete., in plaids, ao. eo In plain, checks and chevron stripes. A modish fabric, much in demand for sports wear, suite and capes. Regularly $2.50 yard. 54 inches wide. | _ Imported Woolens Anniversary F eature 7 - ¢ 3 85 . pecial, - Days in Your Home Es | Fine homespuns and tweeds; sponged and ready | on FREE TRIAL ! for use. May be had in tan or hairline stripe on . tan. 54 inches wide. Regularly $4.50 yard. Just Phone for Us to Send You the _— —~- eee ° , ; - — } / , 74th Anniversary Sale of 5000 Yards Silk 40-Inch Flat Crepes | ¢ a 74 Yard 40-Inch Canton Crepes 40-Inch Printed Crepes 40-Inch Crepe de Chine | 40-Inch Kris-Kros Crepe Silk Plaza—Second Floor. a eee 74th Anniversary Sale of Black Silks sii , Po n ee. yard $1.19 | Orkeda Pongee, y4 ~ 1.74 Geese Chine, yd. $ | 69 Fiosencel en $2 29 40-inch black Satin . yard Charmeuse, ‘ | 74 o 36-inch Bonnet Chiffon yard Taffeta, 40-inch black Silk Wool | vars $2.29 Canton, | 0-inch black $2.74 yard . fiat Crepe, yard Silk Plaza—Second Floor. ee = ~ ~~ Woolen Goods Shop—Second Floor. e re ; Wo, ° 7 . ‘ in a — —_ ee ee a 74th Anniversary Sale of Silk Mull Comforts Specialy, 7 DE cack Made of pretty patterned silk mull and 74th Anniversary Sale— Featuring the Walnut Console Sewing Machines Ladies’ ) cookin ~ > : | S an Anniversary feature we offer our patrons a free Spring Suits || 2-Pants Suits A : yersary Sale of f olf Clubs in St. Louis” demonstration on the Royal Cleaner and seven days’ trial free. Let us send one out to you. Use it on vour floorcoverings, see how it brightens them. Use the attachments to clean the drapery, the radiators and other hard-to-get-at places. Use it Just as though it can Tailored In serges, re . ca ssimeres, 04 els. Px cheviots, . teptional ete.: made Falves. to with- Bpecial at stand rough wear. was yours, and when the seven days are up we'll eall for it, or you can start making the small pay- ments that will quickly pay for it—$2.00 down and bal- riod design. A most remarkable edged with border of dotted silk mull in con- trasting plain color. Filled with fine quality ‘ eotton. For double bed. Lamb’s Wool Comforts Specially $1 (Ee cnc Covered with chintz in small dainty designs; has border of plain sateen with fancy stitching. All-wool filling. 79 \ value. Has Westinghouse motor built in the head. During this sale we will offer you $22.00 on your old machine. Budget Payment Plan. $3.00 down and $1.25 weekly. No interest. %) Made of two-tone walnut in pe- We nout | : ; ; _ ) | Men’s and Young Men’s All-Wool cal oe coy tinal. ° we. / ‘ " 2 : | =| CP HaD-Pants Suits “| are q, Good the | —— : | = (EY Ait $4 "7.50 . . ‘ 2 plubs o re of fi Modern Priscilla Proving Plant Sewing Machine Shop— Basement. P. S.—Call on us to repair your | ma- chine. We repair any Housekeeping the | Farm & Home a real bar- Institute __::egllimapemanane eeotee fer you! These pees this selection. Size 72x54. are carefully Rice Leaders wool ecieemek = of the World | light and dark col- ae Association | ™ Pin «tripes and ' al Se? RES Regular Wit ‘WiSe values. Hemmed Marseilles Bedspreads Specially SESO0 cach Has pretty embossed patterns; for double beds. »-Golf Club and to start you off right in the seven- . the expert factory demonstrators will show you exactly how to use the Royal. Ciubs that , ii | ’ se] regularly a 7 nes i for $16.06, In- s: i (| "eee: | “a ‘a ; ‘ 4 5 it a Phone Olive or Central 7600 | S ‘ 1 Ae Electric Shop—Basement. oe, i : : : ’ = * ’ ’ and a mM 1 ' ¥. Us Cupples Seman ae well ms Rhino Golf Clubs tT eect ae Choice During Sale = Cheerful Credit! Sold egu- | ona $ are Specially Priced in the Anniversary Sale and 5.0 9. 6 te . s , . nthe eh winie ~*~] | @ Exquisite Baskets in a riot of colors, decorated persimmon ad @ 7 | with ribbons, artificial fruit and flowers heads, hickory shaft a ional j | There are Baskets for all occasions, and we are | ers, Brassies, bs “reat : , . | now showing a display of new Easter Baskets. | Mashie-Niblicks, Mid- be ) oe Rn MY a loo ' a . Decorated Basket Shop—fFirst oor. i Putters. marl ) Shop—First Floor. — 5 N. BROADWAY -. day free trial, one of la *«t fiber face —Bristol steel shaft, will not rust. es Novelty Decorated Baskets Satin Marseilles Spreads Seely $1 = sa Has bolster to match; made with scalloped edge and cut corners; for double beds. The Model in Sketch Is Priced at $155.00 : Blanket Shop—Second Ficor.

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- bein 254 Aili = > YE Oe a i Le ¥, ct ae Pe, it ha eRe : et meio ve . 7 2} BS ee es a ee ne ee Pe pe = he MON RIED Op ton ee ph dai Sige, pack Ah par iad. oe ae Ce he Pa A - ont tne: lly a> yg ag ee eg eh * Sf ake a) ae q # Rs ike Bn Sy pas Se Fo RO ae lt phate ase BE ferain 4 +4 ee fe # | dies 2s ¢ tf f PT rian a ys SOC ia - Dae iat tele ike Falk > 12B _ ST LOUIS: POST “DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation’t han *Se morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED » ».. Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to 6 ‘ius Vendio Bainey GB Anniversary Sale Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Drapery Shop Specials We have supplemented last week’s wonderful items with many additional interesting features which will make this second week the greatest value-giving week in the history of the store. Made-to-Order Window Shades Offering Bancroft Sunfast Holland and Lonsdale Hollands at the prices of opaques. % Lace Curtains and Panels Offering many thousands of Curtains and Panels in many patterns and designs. While | the quantity lasts 89c to $7.45 Read y-to-Hang Awnings Offering several thousand in various styles and sizes, rang- ing in price from $1.55 to $2.40 Double-Faced Velour Portieres Come in many beautiful com- binations of eolors, spectrally priced at $12.95 and $25.75 Draper. rape Cretonnes 9000 vards of imported and demestic Cretonnes in pretty patterns and colors. In groups from 29c to $1.50 Curtain Materials Offernez 10,000 vards of nets, voles and marquisettes, and other drapery materials. —_ dd from, 1 ard 22¢ to $1.79 silks Lurtain and ? : - “ ~~ -- —— — ee a = — — —_ a ee Matchless Milton Player-Piano A small deposit will reserve your Milton for later de- liwery—a reasonable down payment on de- livery. Easy terms of payment places one in every home. Milton Players are equipped with the Standard Plaver Action which is recognized the world over for its quality. As a special Anniversary concession, an additional Piano Bench will be given you without extra charge, as well as a gen- erous selection of Music Rolls. Small Down Payment—2'2 Years to Pay Mus - Saion —_— = Kth EF . - | Second Week of the 74th Anniversary Sale of $75, ath Worth of Furniture Italian Dining- Room Suites *145 Includes § pieees: 66-ineh buffet. extension ta- ble, 5 chairs. 1 armchair, 10 haireloth. Very unusual at this price. China Cabinet to ye $47. Serving Table to match . $32.00 oblong 40 Other Dining- Reom Suites (‘omprising the mgst com- plete showing ever displayed on our fleors. Prices are extraordinarily low. French Gray Reed Suite In Three Pieces Includes small dav enport. chair. and rocker’ covered in eretoune, with spring filled cushiers. Regular value, $535.00: sale price $167.50. Table ta mateh with glass top. $110.00: $50.50. Chaise match regu $10s 200: sale price, lounge tT lar priee. $54.25. Safe price t-Piece Imported Reed Suite In Black and apne Ineludes sce?rtree. roe -¢ a @ and tah! e. — ile price, $415.00: sale pric: $185.00 4-Piece Austrian Willew Suite In Linen Upholstery Suite ineludes chair. rocker and table: chairs have distinetive hig! baeks: table has class top A very wonderful value at this price. Regular price, $365.00; sale price $148.50 settee. 300 Pieces Reed and Fiber Furniture At lo Price These pieces are suit for anv room in the house. A large selection stery to.choose from. A] attractive designs. able of uphol- 900 Other Pieces At a Saving of From 25°, to 3314%, These pieces upho!- stered in the materials and patterms as those above. are ’ — -~ — sa > rane, ) 75 Upholstered Sunroom Suites * $47 50 This beautiful 3-piece fiber Sunroom Suite comes | SLX Tistiine ‘tive finislies and is eonstrurct- ecl with re movable spring-filled cushions it tment of attraetive eoverings. Ferneries and tables to match mav be added. This is a very unusual value. i~- eA! * ~ = WPF ae 4 sarge — - eit HEripg eee a = 100 Overstuffed Cameron Living-Room Suites with sold mohair. Tre- | on ene side. * Come in six styles of upholstery, mahogany hand-carved all versible cushions with broecatelle tassels included if desired. * “245 base. ¢ Anniversary Sale Price Furn ee t Linoleum A deferred shipment of Anniversary Sale merchan- dise, just received. Inlaid and cork-base Linoleums priced very low at— With fringed ends. in all the latest and designs. eormbinations SLO Rugs for eolor hloeks $1.65 Inlaids in tile and wood effects. Seamless Axminster Rugs 24,1 4) Rugs in the In ( hinesxe and Par. Rewniar San patterns, $46.0 $1.00 Corkbase Print Lin- oleums in tile block and con- ventional designs, 7/C 217. Sperial, Regular $52.50 and fine Velvet Rugs with fringed In rose, tan, blue and taupe shades. ends, OO usual Seamless Velvet Rugs 9x12 size. $44.75 Carpet Shee—PFourth Filcer. ALE LA ERE OG CP Beate IG” ag «= gamma $35 values in new eolors. These Rugs are verv un- Anniversary ay ee earved. eombination Odd Chaise Lounge Regular $60.00 Value pce 928 In dark gray enamel, pretty upholstered in patterns of tapestry. Settee and Sidechair Regular $64.00 Value ree 932 In old blue and ma- uphol- hoganvy enamel. stered Ih cretonne. Odd Davenport Regular Price, $85.00 #35 (‘omes im attractive Mongu! finish, stered in eretonne. Sale Price 10 Other Odd Settees At 14 Price ‘Two-Piece Living-Room Suite regular Priee. Price $3 49 Of solid mahogany, beautifully hand ecarv- ed, imported hand- blecked velour. £466.00 Sale ‘Two-Piece Living-Room Suite Recular Priee, $371.00 pce ©2290 Beautifully h an d- upholstered in b | oO k ec mohair. ge — eee a ee eee Anniversary Sale of Rugs, ee and Linoleum Another Shipment of the Same Items That Brought Such Tremendous Response Last Week, Has Been Secured for Our Many Patrons Who Have Not as Yet Shared These Values 100 Fine Worsted Wiltons, 9x12 "Tt Allover che s] iris alt 15 values al brown. Seamless Axminster Rugs Regular $55.00 Rigs in at- tractive new designs shades. An ahinaaite rood Anniversary Sale value at stairs. and is now very good again. Shades of grav, Also designs for $3.00 quality, Carpeting room Carpeting This sale offers both plain and fre- ured Carpets at savings. taupe and small allover rooms, halls a nd now priced, uphol- a HOUSEKEEPER + Judge px: WUE “am pat fn ta =3 8 ag Women's Launched og (ae will be os s ated as an insane rrest recentiy shot nnaeiniania Anna. aE the shoot dental. After port Crady'’s mental ¢« Ford feund that the 7 <ane but net of efimins ‘ opri-s—t-poaad naeaial as snide % + fe who told of | . orporation that: before ther | The drive on ty bridge -— - of a Soman / appointed te nie ee emote Cenlie ae lie em ey + fe Rae “ay ee ee a - ac Fe Taal Wi — <<< No. 700 — Five-light Fit ment. diameter 17 inches; wired compiete (shades not included). Now— $9.75 Cee mire wetag 705—Three-light Fit diameter Il reckes Now No. ment, wired comp’'ete. $6-75 i at No. 704—Three-light Fi ment, diameter 11 imek wired complete Ne $8.50 F YOU are bur ing a new hor Or apartment do nec fail to consider the truly wonderful wes we are offert n “RIDDLE” Fe ture Fitments.

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PON TS SEL SI RO a “ ad r e re | Y ~*~ ms ihe Poe ttn te eheeehees — ies ck Bohs = oe — oe - The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED me —_- _ - oe a IB Y 0 B’’---BRING YOUR OWN “night under the auspices of former] sa Sa as. Ry regarded the | BOOZE OR YOUR OLD BUDDIES? army officers, stirred up some-|four cabaliatic letters as a jest, or , meaning “Bring your (lf ae - einem ‘hibition circles here. (old buddies.” He declined an in-| , || Commotion in Dry Circles in Wash- The Anti-Saloon | Vitation .o the dinner. but solely be- ava Gl / ig A Bt ington Over Former Army Of- | Ppreted the previous engagement. A a = ie | ficers’ Invitations. “Bring your Ls By the Assoc‘ated Press. i Vavne i. WASHINGTON, April » The imysterious legend “B. Y. Oo. B..” thing of a commotion today in pro- iperhaps as League inter- inscription to mean | own and The dinner, arranged by Wheeler issued a formal! officers. is te he attended by those (‘ongress to | who served during the World War, who violate : in the purchase, storage and traffic | East St )section of the general staff, new ob- | wake. ,solete, | Se Seg * hae, vis VB Bape Wit ws S aatRan erg dae NS ee ecto oa 7 cause of a $50.00 FR Eu ig | Ms, ‘ } a a a a . Vf, Jb, 4 Campaign to - fOr! Dorm Léiunched on Campus Chancellor. hboose.’” reserve 4h W “ . . ~ BY 4 OMen's . TO BULLET WOUNDS eT Louis Officer Was Shot 3 Times Attempting | to Arrest Suspect. ; Statement calling on |oust” army officers st ;the liquor laws. ‘inscribed on invitations to a dinner! ~ f Week lid | pecretary eeKks ait not Store Hours: Datly 9 to 5:30, Saturday 9 to 6 Olive and Locust from Ninth to Tenth ic = . + Pe | to be held in New York Monday, the suspicions of the drv leaders. j Oe — anes ile . | _ Would Abandon Branch Lines, Thre Cahlipajgn io a = = . , ; ‘ , | By the Associated l)’ree= by popular | WASHINGTON, April 5. ~~, ~~ - — share — THe | Hienry Bodendleck, raise Sods Ol] fn . eins ho Hiding on) ‘ rs nat thie Cam Lf ashingt Niversj . } Ort i ritve rsity, ree & itTigypert us - S000 subseriptj In the fori of x ple women - . 44 4 ‘ hotels and pensions, splendid railroad, steamship and motor . | 7 | service, and unlimited facilities for play and healthful recreation, | at her many famous resorts:— ; a? oo ee ‘ " A s i ee gfe bis Me RS ay Dee Re ae sk be fi race ye Fy SHOALS ay eer tees i SB ” 4 Me ey : trip through Europe beginning tn July. Each trip expense included under one charge. Chaperoned ress Mrs. Laura Johnson Hill, 2122 Ratiway Ex- ichan ullding, #t. Louis, Mo. Dengn paiem peading No. 705—Three-light Fit- mént, diameter 11 tnches; wired complete. - Now— No. 711 — Four-light Fit- ment, diameter 152 inches; wired complete. Now— Write for packet No. 12 N, “Guide to Switzerland,” many illustrated booklets and maps; mailed on receipt of 10c Address Official Agency of the No. 710 — Four-light Fit- ment, diameter 154 inches; wired complete. Now— No. 709 — Four-light Fit- ment, diameter 15 inches; wired complete. Now— ——— ene SAILINGS 10 EUROPE Holland American Line, 500 N. 12th Imus. to FRiotterdam Central —PHONES— 2727 Olive 7914 NAVY BRANS— Pound cans; solid pack, SS PO ae a ere CODFISH—1-pound boxes, aS, ee ; oe MAC KE. RAL—Headless and tailless: Sin jar: per jar.. : . mM IMPORTED SARDINES _ } ’ EM In pure olive olf; can ‘ . Dezen cans KED SALMON—No, 1 cans. . | Canadian Pacific, 4°70 Locust “., “t. Louis ( Jue ber ty Jiambure Via Cherbourg and PRESS OF SC* ITILAN TL? May Press OF FRANCE. .May “21 Montreal to Antwerp ’ Southampton Vis J june 4 VYEENDAM June 15 wew AMB’ ROTTERDAM May 5 June ' VOLENDAM itnew) . June 14 Jt / RYNDAM July 15 Aug. ¥ + Lleyd-Sabaude, “17 %. ¢ lark a Chicage, | ae . " ,. » Naples § sO NOAA Doren cans ......-... — ; lune 6 AgG oan “6 ‘Mas 31 July! rLKE CANE GRANDES oe , r pape Te baer ve os Aug. 2 Sept. 1 be. SUGAR—C. & and; : ) NTROSEA rade * Er ome ss wang ~ ‘oo / v= cm ae aging we a ONTCLARE May 23 June 20 | Navigazione Generale Italiana, 205 ©, | / z eee . tes ee eer i: oe8 io nehor Lines, COL, new).Ma 4 r ve commu This Pineapple ts worth 40c § | Cunard and Sain MUENCHEN ..May 31 July & , PILTSRURY OR GOLD - ? Post-Dispatch Bldg. St. sags alt Tie a nity, at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Boulder has ea sincere Ftar " : vt oy ae maoursg and Vis He, - TN EDOSA ~~ ~~ - MIN L PM we. _ " Py . en - ” ¥, rh o-m Lt ~* aad oa? ek & an i i as Fg a “ “ « > © a] - ° 4 . OD BB : he or (wnt Ke 2 | | 1135 Olive St. i ; “hates : w ¥. to Cherbourg and : ; . Direct One-Clasa desire to share its advantages with you. No high rates—noe over _ s - co , A ye » c J re 3) 4 > i : : RERENGARIA At > abin Ships charges—when you come to visit us. is ane? ae FRANCONTA (new) Avr. 30) mu .| BREME? or. 0% May 22 June 2 eee tack eo Siam A eer nstewn). Léverpetl. | SOmON, os May 27 July Oe Aue: on Boulder has every recreational attraction—clear, sunshiny A in Li eTZon June Ju 15 Aug days; healthful. exhilarating climate; excellent roads, unforgettable zatb. Gack.s «+» vee ee o mong: ERFLINGER july ” entrancing scenery—espen groves and pine-clad hills, crystal streams . sees beckoning canons, rugged mountains towering far into the sky—on thelr sides, living, moving glaciers. eS VENTANA Juiy 12 ON-Ib. sack. ....-++-.+>SSmD | $ WHITE BANNER MALT— 6668 ee: eet: Sell, 00S ee S-pound cam......- ofaeee 4 | Roston to Conn gue -~ were ve mph e ' a Cherbourg Southampton-Hampb gs ‘i A yy Doren cane. shyt | SCYTHIA (new).. Avro) Diy fb Aug. 7 | °ORDUN DB mn ma Boulder offers definite educational advantages—the State Uni- Plain; 3-pound can...-- . to Londonderrs oie PO ae” ie samn Gh eee versity Summer School Sessions (fifth in size in the United States), and the Chautauqua, with its varied instruction and entertainment features. We feel that we possess just what you have been looking for something different—and remember, @ true Western hospitality awaits you in Boulder. Pian to spend your vacation here and enjoy the magic ye wonderland at our doorstep. We really want Jd MAURE a” y : mz a No. 703—Three-light kit- s- pcb warm — eee Sue , ment, diameter 10 inches; wired complete. Now— $8-50 No. 704—Three-light Fit- ment, diameter 11 inches; Wired complete: Now— $8.50 | No. 706 No. 708 Ideal Fixtures for New One light, wired Two-light Fitment (shade Dozen cans. | complete. Now— not included). Now— ? Homes and Old PASC. GUATEMALA : : ° COVPEK—Peund %° a . $ 3-90 $4 90 SANTOS PRABERRY— a .* COLDS Kid — July soit /ASSYRIA -~ BOSCH MALT— COLAIMBIA ae ti fame T Bal “ Y¥. to Greenock-Belfast CAMER* INIA (new bh -wmagh ) ; 7.48. “ A May 41 July bh Aug. 4 CALIFORN IAt new - a a be Rerrouda-Azores- Lisbon. ' ; esaa4 4 j ’ iA «? " TUS ANITA anshe ‘ae 1 ATIT’"ATITIAN (first c'amse oniy? No. 707 | +From Boston May «eandinavian American Line, 117 4X. One light, wired | Quantity Limited— delohta June } sie - Born “t. ( hieage. complete. Now— Or N $3.45 mashieir ‘S-pound cam..... scones 0 Dereon cana... oe Y to Bosc cH MAI T—Piain; ey Dozen rans.. ore see . $6. 5 Aug. 2 | oe ee you to come. ee ; rANTONIA (new) AUBONTIA (new! ALBANIA (new) SAXONIA LANCASTRIA(ne™ ) ¢Via Halifax , pas 1 French Line, 219 . sch St.. St. VW ELV Ik styles New York-Ply! obth= Havre Paris i . a e 23° Mas 14 June of individual de- 'Liparis -- Aor. cr Juse 18 July 8 . ~* : ye 18 Ju signs appropriate for LR ATETTE ; june 28 Avg. 1 Sept living-rooms, dining- sew ppt Vill. May 7 STATES. Avr. 2 *HELLIG OLAY May | twediel: American Line. 70 V.. Jackson ™.. cunt for making pies. (an ; PRED anor, 26 May = eren~rT May June | \Ma y ‘ht JU ; Your ticket agent will tel you ebout the low relirend rates to Coiorade—or you can motor all the wey. Chicace. CHAMBE OF COMMERCE Louk. New York Direct to Bweden R eTocer HOLM Apr. 15 May 2? July 5&5 ; CIN GEHOLM Ar? St) Tune ad July | 1234 Spruce Street : Tyre iTTNWINGHOLM May10 June 11 Juivi®? BOULDER, COLORADO x : e= | United American Line, i711 W : . aoe Learn more about Beautiful Boulder by aaing the coupon below : F YOU are build- ing a new house Or apartment do not : fail to consider these } truly wonderful val- 7 wes we are offering in “RIDDLE” Fea- ture Fitments. WIRED COMPLETE OLEDO Riddle - Made Fitments are completely wired in a very high-grade fashion; all wires being pro- tected in oval metallic tubing, which is positive assurance of highest grade workmanship throughou! No Bal! Lamps or Shades in- 4 cluded at these special prices. MAIL ORDERS LL Toledo Riddle-Made Fitments are wered com- plete and specially packed in individual cartons ready for immediate shipment. Simply write the Fitment Number and the quantity you desire on your order and mai! it to us. Immediate delivery and satisfaction are assured. ~.. Chicago. (Harriman Line) Jeint Service With - t. 24 \ gambers American Line. =e tw a y (M*herhoure Houtharconten Bary hurg ‘MET TECHTLAND Aor 17 Mav20 July & tr www? ANT) Acor °@ June 3 July 10 iPRPEITAANCE Ane 29 Maw 77 June 24 eTtrr RINGtia Mav & Tule 1% “T_AT Maw lt Jure 34 RATLTIN May 15 June? May 70) Jone “R June 7 July 17 — : June 1% July & - au 5 tHamburg direct i § Peund | BOTTLE CAPS OR © CROW \S—4- rose SUGAR-CURED HAMS— “==. LT of Commerce Boulder, Colorado: “Picese send. me ilustreted book sbout Beautiful (Spa ? ‘MOUNT ALBERT ‘HANSA “WESTPHALIA eve oe RESOLUTE Hem American Line | Omit Cherbourg. | ae United American Lines) Ome clase cabin, , ) ONE CLASS CABIN STEAMPERS. Further Information from Companice’ Offices or Lecal Steamship Agente. | ecHTICAG® A pre sume 2 rooms, halls, bed- eROCHAMBEA es heme SAVOIE. .-- ee oe tune 28 J rooms, stin-rooms, eSUFFREN May 13 June 28 1 ° . ad “a ri ang Borgea is a fact, all pred aie pa Soler Aor 15 May 2) J . eT CURL tee" “Rasmgs y 2s cipal rooms of the oL AU HBILIA in ome itn 4 road . July Pia ” rleans avann. »~ home or apartment. Ortees ns ee were eee ee eaeeaee St. or BR. F.D... 6. + -neeene City... eneeeonenee 5 ce cb J eMRMs soeuddeteveves , | pr NLA‘

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Pry ey v ‘ : 8 hee : ty wa Paty “D. % inant ie finns ig Dy “Pa 7 ae iy at es 4B ST LOUS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATOH alone has MORE City Circulatian than the mortiing and sun ne newspaper searcher u 4‘ SP Sig ee ee pi ei aa ae ee oa. F LIST OF SPEAKERS FOR ; eo a . ‘ ’ . Cet +3 + «t | Sa . ~ Soe . 1) | ( Vea 4s ; = ~ " — - , : z ~~~ — — ~ . = ee | | ° " | : si ? : r é g P. a : - ae —s | , PC, ee ; * ie a - , ‘- Se .s aS ~ . " > = = ~% » 2% — ** . " . ’ ’ . af ; yt S. = —— woo sesee peng * - . is Ss . a od +en- 2 : andy Sheree trem oritgy a: kt wigan mo me i re e va '. PART FO . : EC Oo N O M SALE Pastors for Man\ tie: ery é ee | | ; Bs 2 ee = ae ti — — | a : Lit. ; = - 3 ree ec. hee fe Sad, Lat ees ged eget age diet PE Se POE Re cle ht ae a ae sy ah ge wake PT ta Se a a cau Ap RE ORE “sag Pn AOA, & ¥ 4 : ‘ay Take Part in Effort to Cet Monday, April rf 1924 $ 3.000.000 Tor Buildings. HAIR CLIPPERS $1.19] JETUM, 19c Ping 12¢ dauarters of the cam- Sale Price $5 Aon aod for new Chioredixo 29c | SCOTT'S EMULSION 77¢c “al . : . rildings and exten- Teeth Paste Larce size ris. there was made aa Terror of Squibb'’s Macnesia mentnt ‘ —_ +4 Father John's Medicine ile, Bie a a the personnel of Tn * The Ne 4 2 Ipana Teeth Paste : { reemuilsien known \ rda . = n Ketyne. Tooth Paste 24. | Bell’. Pine Tar Hoary. . 2, = -} , ho will be acti ; Sa 1 | Pala Ni ; bil. Lyons’ h Pou ‘ Pixos . : 2 “*,. ine SDe A ‘% Wii ie aACcLINVe iT? ‘ ? - . i | ' oe King’s @ ew Discovery 2c, B Ree — , bi, , ; a Ati a L . ; | he drive ginning Sunday, } , 7 . ) + . 3Be Vampote's Extract Ced Lt. + Be the a jay. May 4 >. a ri « : Pht tital & Listerine Tooth Paste. ° SOc t-ade's Pepte-Mangan ; The eal nt was made byw L is \ | ' = ) i if a b O W er Davis / 4 ~ sions in eee oe nee, o p s > ie Meere’s Tooth Paste _ 3 Nujel. «mail =F 8c a . i Sanitel Teeth Paste. % Oe Squibb’s Mineral (hi. (* Hawert! utive set retary of ' . yt : . | a) . tecke ¥, CM, ang A | : | | Wn HN a American—" Just fer é 6 Absorene a oe Dr. West 39c¢ | Hespital Catton 69c Vahl Paper Ile : ‘eta 4 nehel « Chiesa secretary o Teet lr Brushe~ 1-Ib. rell ( leaner Wa — : . . . egion the Interna- . | | APA . , O01 | Twinp lex Stropper Boric Acid Twinplex Strapper tien. mittes covering 1a i nm % 9 ) 7 f ; by a. 1 Pound, 32c fer tne na fee oe a oe ) at 2 ‘ % bf “¢ . NAb BAY as ee ictal fer _a seg spaces instead of a t ’ ; $3.00 "=" $ mer ith St. Louie pulpite on‘ NT | A, | SS hi. \.) ae t 4 ages 7 $5.08 alive tor $3 73 6’ Jo 3.00 fer 2.68 ce ‘ : aes ms a haem —= = * —, “ i ne af ae a) ty | ‘ 4 Wa | Ps 3 uwen Da‘ is which FW ill Glyce Thyme! ) Groves L. B. Q. Tablets 2 3 ieetamaieg Pilea Petey | HL | ee me AEM TE : A NR iW au. Cle. Davis wow the Puli a — tagh - Meg Hill's Cascara Qainine Tig ae as? : DEM ATTE Ne > ———- ' IT snes yy Y iL. ie a; on i Ab, YY 4m .. Theater wor Pape’ Geld ( ompeoand 2 Joni \xion. chief chap- Ha a S ——— * ik PF AL Hie a ts 2 pa ih, mei . | eae in this later wor ; . ! | \ : : . ii eT — ~ : rth ® : , ’ : i "i —_ i? i tA i ; : f leer’ 4 : F sy My pou nd , d U : . ' a | = i] Mi po | FS | = , “ae absolute!) first-rate c —- ay. @ that of a hyrpeck The W itt’s Celd Tablets lain of the 1 S. Army. Washington iis A-pirena| . : i = ia PHILS Faw. - —- ae HIT: ome — j : 3 tal , ‘3 & > ; % tc r FAST ‘ ierce : esidgdent ~ . Tar “oap : . ‘ ~e. Jacob's oil sci! [aine tees bine ’ Rec Turpe, small > ork i Lawin ro Sline : ; . ; ; tt > - ; Mi hrelat *1e _ 23 ‘ : $id ete? re dais ) fie H rt) Den 8 = —— + — ” — Weedbers —" +. oe aa, Se, ane tendent of Schools la: ul || RPS TRE Et 7 : : - a” “ : — a ~ — ’ * . fh ne Ae —T "Tk he Set - — = - . ; mysiery neiodra ma, , announ Mulsified (ecageet wil ' ~Nare “ y . i. a Fly . 4 r m P " _ - . mo ‘ ae . e Packer's Liquid Tar Seap : —— Bale : ; “Ae per Spaperaaiaag : nan caiihs eat laa : = — - Wild Reet a —. - 2 — ~ > — —— e a — - : (,uest Pre Sanitel Sbampoe bat 1-Ib. bottle i ctrl ‘ ein - . —— = 7 : “a == - mn ee a four ea.iure Di a tefint Sha mpoe tte Seidlitz Pewders. 1° de aX ounr, pastor Bethe] an- : z . . : — ——=s ——— a - E —— ——— ge — es: Deocley and Leu ioit ‘ arcre Shampoo We Hinkle Pitl - - _ —2 vA . ‘> a " od ‘> Li oe oe Witeh Harel. pint “Te ee ee ; ee er a - ; — a - = 2 ————— — an >. pia iis inke Yanks as on | Tnem Sak. pound : wed Z — : —- : | : 3 : > = — SS = BZ Ris ed at the Sam Harris T Yan Pxx« ws: "$i _— . , Phenelax Wafers '. 19e, Bote Cheral ren Duavtor ie ae on co = a = — —— ; ee, a , ew York. in October of I Da a nee, «* bh : 4 orn. ‘ Aax~cCarn Aremat i °> = ie a" . — ss ———; — “4 . ‘ : 3 ; a tte - J user na Jun W alke r 3 = Ia ; oy » lew A second .com Wyeth Sage and Sulphor Se, BR NOX SPOTS 25c i Be es etaocianti rning e ecial a ; ES] adventure on lavish proportic from Chicago te St. Louis lac ae. The action is said to be unflag “Just Married.” by Adelaide pie. thews and Anne Nichols, has oS scenes on beard a liner bound » 00 . Bordeaux to New York. The ¢& a acters include an elderty pair. ¢ a IS a sisting of a vixenish wife and es flirtatious old husband: anot « le. just married and enje ° g - nicago at ? aaa ©ceu lL S , fednesday, and placed his grip the first braw'is of the honeyme moot unning unibessy *s Then he arrived at St. : | = a villian fleeing from a stows 4 uis. fnursdav morn = oo cj ft f I) Ch iff b V - | : vampire and the terotne, le,* ONSIS ing O resser, I OTO eC. anity, ? gg . whose stateroom the hero biun« %, the exhilaration of his ¢ ka “48 iWwe soldiers, wh ¥' ith NO OIL WE? ot scopes Prum ber acd Full-Size Bed, ocker and Bench “4 Vivian Martin, once of the mot tre papers might preve of consid who played here with Overmaz eraBie value to . partie “4 still cast as the heroine In en ais or te Re he AN Stel Sis wks Pan Most important in a vacuum cleaner is hree months to duplicate them Brea ‘Edward Garvie, The _ smoothness and ease of operation. Does ain: «muscu NVEST your money in this suite with the assurance that you are procuting SEE ? . . - + . e . . its motor working? Not in the Premier HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS fully appreciate its superior werkmanship and splendid construction, you must a os ha, daiewes by Se Duplex —with its ball-bearing motor, SEEK SALARY INCREASES see and examine it personally. VE ia “Lite Miss Bluebeard,” } - 1 a show designed Vinter Garden will be pr packed in lubricant. Alwavs smooth Letter to Board of Education Reit- ; , The style is not faddish, yet it is attractive and you will never tire of it. It may 2 sg hoon getear to ta ane erates Plea for 25 Per Cent ie “Innocent Eyes.” Sunaing--Sut never needs oil! niente, : : ‘ ae | not interest those who have a flare for the extreme but it will be correct when pa turing the Parisian star The High Scho Teachers os @® 40 per cent of the high school others more unusual will be out of date. Pre-eminence in expert cabinetry is a s : ? eachers of St. Louis. hasa ; cl ie ‘ : ; ; : , ss ° : | oe en exemplified in every detail. Inside construction is dustproof throughout with solid | 1D ny © Dp | : 7 FCF 3 Coy os aca egg ale eee mahogany interiors varnished in its natural coloring. PAS 4 » rere The Woods Are Exquisitely Finished There’s many a vacuum cleaner problem ee ua a . per cent —— American woods are used exclusively htted with full set of tuxedo curved wood a tertainment . w i tie. ‘ewieidinal with wail inating ‘cularly in the : - 2 . , sg eq ueste at to reveal ainut predominating particularly in the hangers and patented nickel-plated pull-out Ma ts see cell prom peed. solved in the new cleaner. Suction alone we wish to remind you again | can’t pick up threads. A brush with g balibve you eammet fail to ue venecring. American red gum of the best qual- rod. The other side is equipped with five spa- a ae iy are pro erstamd the financial difficult ity is used as a base and beautifully figured cious drawers. = steer oh ao une ,er weak suction can’t get all the dirt fro a ee et Oe arug’s derth. So the Premier Duplex perience trying to support them curly maple is employed to relieve and accen-_ ‘ates is honed ig sagt: - selves and th — : “ . - 2 -_ - a wi 4 ae iis sa — : ore et. j . . >. rece. — " — _ . ad - . . cnes hig . . a _ ds Fit Joren powerful suction. Double action —to sn ig te eee ae skill and painstaking care are exercised in the — igh to the top of the center mirror. a Lp ciean cleaner. rease the gravit: i Na finishing to bring out the full warm hues and Ei ¢ mirrors and four drawers add to its ; — ae ee Hugh iifsRa of Con “ : oe . : | 33 +P ig , War ackface turn of th. —~—— natural graining of the woods. Ebenized scroll desirability. 4 f Cherry hea 2 nttitiedl piaytlet. , 4 Bacheio- oy Edwin Burke. . ~~ ev + a fe ee eee ae ae inn io $PREG AHS Fee . SETOIENE TIL IOUR IES PROT OGRE TEE RS g PLL ie Ee ‘= Sitti ist ait. | ~ Pine rr? a. « : a b Ask for Demonstration in Your Home | Aceon desi ; - —— esigns adorn the fronts. 7 . - 3 Convenient Terms DOG TAX Rel UND COMING ae (HE FULL SIZE BED is 4 feet 6 inches wide a ts are those of Jin — , -% =, ind ef syncopaters: ——— THE DRESSER is 50 inches wide with plate with Dow-foot as shown. - | on Uffor medy sansa: Gl lLborerhe —Mackta Te. eel eee. ™. O7 to wt , "Seem ty Seo ee glass mirror 29 x 37 inches. 4 | } ; : ROCKER and BENCH are fitted with a : “ ~ >= “"} ty nfance °. Mat PREMIER SERVICE Co. DueWitlh Seperte that there et THE CHIFFOROBE is 52 inches, high and genuine cane seats. ze . = {the Wilson Aub et Re 118 N. Sth St. : rer ind ar $% S34 ha > on the ‘ ~~ - 4 ; Fcc. 5 Cedi atgesagen beh 38 inches. wide. Large compartment on one a ons oe 2 Rialto. Columbia. G Betwreca Fine and ( bestuet Pheoee, Olive ¢8R2 ax eas . eet is a , —_heake side provides hanging space for clothes and is | his suite carriesourcomprehensi , rs atts S nis Suite Carries r pre iSive guarantee. cee a Ee Rialte’s offerings f O4ax ex s& j of the wees Deugtas Leavitt and in “Ou with a t oOWwpers ’ eS 2 . Dennie cr? PASSAge of = Legisia- OWard a. Plunkett, and Jack Ce "eorge [. (oan. The featu SOLD BY ‘i opening Thursday & . nai 2 ur esa q * General Appli = rag nando torvaghn ae ° e -] ex “eneral Appliance Co. | ooo ¥¥ erie 1009 Locust St. ea oe | er four, es ge — “lips Eddie Simms and , es bn he new law every-| a ok - ul have a dance act. , | ere. Walman, violiniat, ae orchestra of seven girlie, . Phone ive Centrar 1958... Free Demeastratioa tm Ale saga ne and expenses : P i ~<a ma ° De VI a = ~ ! 2) i i — 9 i 9 ge = Cetumbta’s program. ' 7 lers Nick Basil funded each year The refund «.) WA SHINGION << ee nee naman ~~ cmc be pro-rated a meng the tew : ': ' t Reh p= ; — “heme ig SPAS ~ im the St, Louis evening (and can be used for teow mahip pur-. von yore

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ce a **®8esese —— | | 4 ; . ae . > 5 ~ aa a y ‘N ~~ — SSAA . LAN . WOM . . Ww’ ST SS - Wwe Na: SS . ASSN 7 — WS MAOH SSS WOy SS ’ . ee SS SEER EES Ai Rs echctan Us tab reste wt IC ws : . . Yy 7 7. VY) Wyle NING, s APR, ae 8 CNW Ss ‘ " . ¥ + , T F farce by Owen Davis Will Be Seen Tonight at 4 American—‘‘Just Married” Returns to Shubert-Jefferson. ——$—- FARCE innocent of a shred of lingerie, and using the great ‘open spaces instead of a boudoir, is ‘‘The Nervous Wreck,” by shown tonight at the American “*Tcee- created (22 Owen. Davis, which will be “Pheater. Davis the Pulitzer jound,” Dut in this later work h 3 ~ ghsolutely first-rate comedy, without the aid of a ; § its theme is that of a hypochondriacal tenderfoot in Ar 4 | ghen be is once moved to action, strikes terror into the most fero 3 3 gous cowboys. ‘ . The Shubert-Jefferson counters with another farce, a jolly, " gever piece, “Just Married,’ in which Lyon Overman demonstrated ® he fine art of inebriety at the same theater during October, 1922. wou prize with a serious play, e is declared to have an if e x ec! Ma . single shock line. izona who, =—, | | On the return visit, beginning this evening, his role is taken by Don- @ 44 Brian, who created the part of Prince Danilo in the American a 4 prod yction of “‘The Merry Widow.” The Woodward Players, at the Empress. are undertaking another ® wysiery melodrama, “The Seventh ™ Gest.” The Orpheum announces gfour-feature bill, fed by Ray Dooley and Lou Holtz “The Nervous Wreck” pro Suced at the Sam H. Harris The- s ater. New York. in October of last year, and is still running Otto Kruger and June the leads. A second company beaded by Taylor Holmes and Vi vian Tebin, played for some time in Chicago, and is the one to seen beré. Others in the cast James Marlowe, Paul Harvey. Lula Guy, Edward Hannery, James Bradbury Jr.. Billy Collins. William Foran, Charles Henderson and Lawrence Eddinger. Pranks and Psychology. REDITABLE to the playwrigs is the fact that he has extracted fun from such supposedly forbid- ding rnatters as neurasthenia, the association of ideas and the sub- conscious. One of the most amus- ing scenes is based directly on a laboratory test first conducted by the late Prof. Muensterberg. Tie ‘hero is one Henry Williams, who goes West in quest of a cure for his imaginary ills, and finds health and happiness, to say nothing of g@dventure in lavish proportions. The action is said to be unflagging- ~@ ¥& comical. “Just Married,” by Adelaide Mat- thews and Anne Nichols, has its scenes on board a liner bound from Bordeaux to New York. The char- acters include ap elderly pair, con- Sisting of a vixenish wife and a Girtatious old husband: another F @Goupie, just married and enjoying | the first brawls of the honeymoon: : ® Villian fleeing from a stowaway of Sampire; and the heroine, inio . whose stateroom the hero blunders in the exhilaration cups Vivian Martin, once of the movies. who played here with Overman, is Still cast as the heroine In the = ‘company are Dorothy Mortimer me Lois Brun, Edward Garvie, Therese me Quadri, George Sweet, Jack Mar- “me ™“S, Mabel Lynest ana others. - Coming Attractions. ARL CARROLL'S “Vanities,’ with Peggy Joyce and Joe Cook, will arrive at the American 2 week from tomorrow night. ani will be-followed by Irene Berdoni, | & “Littie Miss Bluebeard,” © the first time, a show designed for | the Winter Garden will be presen:- q é here prior to its opening in Nev me Tork. It is “Innocent Eyes,” fea- . @ Suring the Parisian star, Mistin- S euet, and it will seen the | Shubert-Jefferson Other an- = @ouncements for this plavhouse ar 3 Lovis Mann and Georg: Sidney in - Give and Take. April 20; and © Ethel Barrymore “The Taughing Lady,” on ; Another of thos: | @uncrums like “‘The Bat" is q Seventh Guest.” at the Empress: — = 4ng it is still another of [oe =Mtainments. spectators of which .’ are requesied not to reveal the Rory. Crimes ; and comedy ar: Fran} aCtion eccurs during ij Vivian Tobin and Taylor Holmes “The Nervous Wreck’ — American. Was RRS. SIRS «aS { . ~, e: g g in Walke 4 he are ee DN 3 ft WARY RY ARO VENI ENVY RRO GAA ee 'Stoessel’s Latest. Work Lauded in | New York Harvard Prize Play by Girl Has Effectiveness , ind: concert — : 4 A Yew York Symphony Orches- i “a on ‘ - ° tra, at Aeolian Hail—the or- “‘Nancy Ann” Is “Terrible” Stuff Mated With regular : - ss Theatrical Material Ranging From Ex- cellent to Good Enough. ee fi rine Sanization S Thal appear- iSO! —inere Was per- new work by Albert Stoes- St an } torio Society of d ‘‘Suite Mw t) is new ‘* Lou ie (dru HEYWOOD BROLCN, Critic of the New World. NEW YORK HENEVER thi W play } ut ‘ , Prize ning riittering ery pure three and it by Drama 3 York be will which Harvard produced lorty-Ninth than a fine April 53 Na ; inn t pica Hiarvard 11 SOT Curt rit Vas the less pl 17‘ Monday nigh*t Theater | * tye jess iiiea IT} gold of genius, Kees Street of his Viola Dana in “Don’t Doubt Your Husband” — Del- monte. Keller, vocal c: Mulcahy. Martin, Stone. The film is ket, with Jack ilh Garon and Alice Lake The Grand Opera House “Musicland,” with a group of seve girls: Carlton Emmy and his Wags:”’ F DeWiitt's Awakening oe! he Toys:”’ Walmsley and Mae heat the Valentinos Irish My *? Fo" ‘a . — » Le i ai . bott, leys. George Yeon Fav Agai-is burlesque show will be “Town Sci dais,” Harry Hickey Is Letiie Boles, Beason others. What They Are DOING IN Movie Studios pe at bur a an with Lillian on Sutros April 2 drama ty Li those en- Pola Negri in “Montmartre” —_Missouri. thrills. romance promised Zz s | ined perfect mng at a house on th t bank Was pul the Hudson River. Miss., while trying to ente: Miss Dooley a forn the Ziegfeld “Follies.” at M » the Orpheum with Florenz Ames § ; ” ® comedy skit called ‘“‘Nonsensi- ; &@ falities” Holtz presents his pop- | Mar blackface Charles penetry has a satirica!] playiet, ‘“The Emchelor.” by Edwin,Burke. Other Ms are those of Jimmy Carr a he band of syn opaters: Edith j Mittord, Comedy singer: Ra .ay- q mand @nig Dorothy Mack: ve, in public career d “ance Acquaintance”: > Ca- Churen _ lo conducto: boot. but Pugh and Bud Cooper in “Vi ? er as apts etek eae it tain pract pM," and the Wilson / ee | ee a ‘nik eee 3 ™ gymnasts. : - Columbia, Grand. (7 RE Rialto’s offerings for q firs: half of the week will in- _ Douglas Leavitt and Ruth ™ Lockwood, in “Ourselves” Se Graham, with troupe of ty Sirls; Dennie O'Neil and 3 Plunkett. and Jack Cook and Me bit L. Coan. The feature : opening Thursday is called . iva! Venice. ‘ Evelyn . Eddie Simms and Joe De- Will have a dance act. Waiman, violinist, ““G@ra of seven giris, Mmbia's program, pets Nick Basil and Mabel Normand and Ralph Graves in “The Extra Girl”—Grand Central and Capitol. out of dining room to join fellow mem’ Cruze’s company there Fighting Coward as picture He was plav- 5 roie James make Paramount ingg a negro appears 0 - P, (“ambrides Ls viously, FP: “vr lj } 4 > “The ; rss J usltice f Bake r eae hers scant who ? { : ata turn Charles Ogle ate ideas success in “The Cover and ‘““The Ten Cecil BR. de Milles new pictures “Triump! . (‘ommandan ai. ti . asa tenoi . - . at 7. st ormno« ’ choir in Hammona, Drev.enar sig rat . 2) , is Leh. oS OO LL ‘> " rife of- Aubrey of nis young playwrig who arrived Was the —e one York recentls other day at leland «1 thing. that . need ni be ; Studio of Famous Piayers He was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. KRu- dolph Vaientino, whom he met during their recent European trip. ace fashions theatrica! They are consider commit 7) ~ ——" hos . Certain persist in th tory wane tr s4 a Visitor! Long ct Ve career not eternal there is shrewd their vourself neater. here humor: the who : } ‘ - ; . ’ > 4 Saif eaee stiue ‘ Lma ‘ ;= .*¢ m?tr? oe i 7v« 1Ti Ul ins! 7] to ao with its pretenti: race of ‘hie . . is well to natur and first know i‘ age hieyward., . ; worth of n ic has \ i i , i sicht before vowU USN eS. wrote heresy. “Nancy Ann” Written by Girt. “Naney Ann.” but or — set rules about he the theater point things which been done successfuliv course, each of these taboos mere- by awaits the coming of a genius accuracy either — to fall before him It is conteiv- phere, but at least we may ta © able that a man might write a con petent exception to sprees ¢ ct Wno sa ’ great play which required 10 hours the na gebion oa —_ for performance or another de- (nat ¢ evi- that the office are drawing isn ft We are on the Charming to Hear. interna! down ice alone surmise he manager s and that the the \ (‘uviers g£ruess to pass a ; : Is Suite modeled lav what must (ine eb on tne can peesil)y “The Covered Wagon" ended its first year on Broadway, New York. Monday night, March 10 with a special] observance arranged Critterion Theater nan- Inasmuch as it was first time any picture had had a year’s run theatrical pro- d@ucers and a number motion picture stars were among the guests. : Suite’ style of Bach of Sarabande, It while in- rench any if @ of 5 offers the traditiona] sequence qone in can dance rims—Bourree Rigaudon (Sigue charming stuff to hear, for in mood has melodic piquant harmonic scheme of its own, and is aptly and delicately scored in the bargain o oT — never have ar) and of is we.) ou Aria and is is just @ equipped of by the agement of the ae rier? . >. archaic cdividualhty “2nGqa a ever with leads which Bert of reporter ini > in all seriousness ——“"“Teatinusd om Heat Pugs. 7 * APRIL 6, 1924 ts Vin © U, RSQ SV agrs Wd TSE RET LT LN RNS | ae a ee Wa Zz PAGES 1—12. es — te _——_ Vivian Martin (left) and Don- ald Brian in “Just Married’— x ——————————— - =o RQ mane » ga Shubert-Jefferson. Charles Ray in “The Court- ship of Myles Standish’ — West End Lyric. fur he. interest- bueiness ‘ ou ! pa per Cause eet ma any ink people Star Not the Hest OR tt Actres«. that the annoying t would Dy cust Moes it seetti Us af til « : ! breeding whi ne first ar rt ch enhanced ronvey is ar’? ter. We Lrriaore pre Miss ous liowed hurdened miie K i) hier Si ressed tiines . 7 . ibominatl TMHroOUugnNOU the lk-vear-oild heroine naae to back Ward compuil- eormewhat ehiiid Yet laug? 4 ther sity? Seetr) of ; here uct sion to nerfiorm- amet mei but it | which theatrica: Nevert hele pinay deidru urate. Tr att Ax qua tity ‘ \f e pt Wwe nate tr. point of of a out ita view. the COTES preliminary through more as so muc! of Miss Larri- account of @ beautiful performance in a minor role.. The best work tn the piey, we think, "Continued on Next Page. i ry ® not the eftorts on “The Extra Edith Clifford, comedy sings er—Orpheum. Girl” And «™Montmartre” “Qn Film Bills Mabel Normand Scheduled to Appzar in Per- son—Other Attractions Are “My Man,” “Don’t Doubt Your Husband” and . “Tipped Off.” NORMAND in person appeal at «the Theater this week and her latest production, ‘The Extra Girl,” ig the feature at that theater and the Capitol. St, Louis is the third city to be visited Miss Normand in her tour of the country. She already has ap- peared in Chicago and New York with “The Extra Girl.” in the picture the star has the role of a sort of feminine “Merton Movies She 4 smail- , ABEL billed to Central is M Crand by of the is town girl is Sure She senas her photograph in, lo 4# A “vamp who is the girl's sweetheart who she can ac film in love with exchanges the photograph for’ that cyumpanys . ae . Patsy Ruth Miller in “My Man”—-Kings. and miracle of : iappe! > A noted beauty ‘The j i} beg wt once [pon he “al photographs proud and gets a job it} department of the her folke and her and she innocently im toe wardrobe Couripa ts The fiin rier SOUn fe) father iti) ie sweetheart OW Assists her brit «eT “a Wit fan thr i. falling othe hands lier who almost wrecks the om t thwarted Lmt> prene nt jie comedy and sit’ trie tenor, ‘‘entral will the (,Te nd orcnest ra at provide musical specialties { apite! A Poeia Negri story of the Parisian In thie picture Miss Negrt works under the direction of Er- nest Lubitech who directed her in “Passion” and other pictures. The story concerns a young composer who falie in love with Yvette, a dancer. At first she treats his love THE Miseour! the photoplay Montmartre, underwerld again Theater this feature is o T week in re lightly and extorts money from him for finery. They are secretly mar- ried but later his mother’s influ- ence persuades him to leave her. On the stage the Terrace Garden Orchestra of Chicago will play a return engagement. Harry Langdon in “Shanghaied Lovers,’’ late Mack Sennett super-comedy, is also on the bill. Patsy Ruth Miller, former 8t. louis girl, is at the Kings thie week in “My Man,” a picturization of George Randolph Chester's “A Tale of Red Hoses." This is a tale of high finance, love and political in- trigue. The leading masculine role is in the hands of Dustin Farnusi, who portrays Ben Bledge, political boss of the ity. Bledge meets Molly, ssotesiaan daughter of Frank Marley, traction head. He falls in love with Molly and after hearing that she is “tust wild about roses"’—-sends therm to her by the’ wagon load. Sledge is the domi- pant figure in his state, a foreefyl politician, who brooks no interfer- ence He follows up his flowers with a proposal of marriage aad is rejected. Sledge learns that Bert Glider, society man, is the leading suitor for Molly's hand. Bert an- nounces his engagement to Molly and Sledge proceeds in an attempt to break him financially and does it. Frank Marley, angered by the high-handedness of Bledge, sides with Bert and lends him his private fortune. Bledge warns Marley that he wil! break him, too. While the battle of wits for control of the le- cal railroad goes on, Bledge keeps up an endiess attempt to win Molly. and he does. Yale University has produced “The Chronicles of America.” @ se- ries of motion pictures depicting the founding of this country. The first of these stories. “The Fron- tier Woman,” is on this week's pro- gram at the Kings. “Don't Doubt Your Husband,” furnishes the feature attraction at the Del- monte Theater this week where «4 Will Reogere comedy and lLaw- rence’s Kevue, with girls and «@ iunzz band aleo are on the program. The picture telis a story of the firet year of married iife of @ young couple iving im @ fashion- suburb. M ios Dane is the start young wite and Alan Ferest is the busband Koth suffer with jealous temperament and the mar- riage is threatened with a emash- up many times before the young Viola Dana. in able couple realiy settle down to what _ be a happy and con- Winifred Bryson plage aimeost rune the wedding on rocks, and others in the cast John Patrick, Wile lard Lewis and Adele Watson. promises to tented life the “vamp” whe t tie are The liberty s teature ts “Tipped oft crook story, with Noah Beery, Btuart Holmes, Tem SGant- schi and Arline Pretty in leading roles. It is a succession of big thritie The plot centers about the anmrbi- tions of a girl to play leading lady in a play written by her sweet- heart Bhe ta denied the opporty- nity because of her ignorance of life To demeonetrate her fitness the gir! masquerades as a man and sets out to rob the playwrights home. On the seme night a band of professional crooks also at : to rob the same house. and al’ the intruders, following “—"—“Centineed on Nest Page, « —

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es in. een Le Fog ee ope - Gor MeCray iS so con’ inced of an attempt to save wif Vv. . : ws ng pa Fy form. Pp d | a comeetamenioe = } hin era tune cuate Cunt eee ene fund a said THE GILT-EDGE Coup . d — eM lly, “BE » ein fast away and tie bs Seter —[ Se 70a, To uce bei ) ienda sav he would not hesi- ta b> metting am ~ Petia : F J. Sippel Lam Tf, : now Th at ~ inf ai 84 lDbubuaue lowa Rt -. to pardon himself tn the event cnances are .. : = — . much if any of exteriore . : - . Continued from Pre x jing se. \“ “Cr 2 of Indian risst te ' of a conviction in the county oF ers may net get Interiors at " Sit ay * Hd | des 1)- Senate cowte trials Of course, he their money back. eS n bungalows, lat a ol it - In the present trial, which has PESiae nes barns and : weeks, there nat ~ aes irre ~~ ts don y Cl Weldon | ' ~ t one by are Hour Da Bet ,reecn (Lriminal . et} > yave te Ur sa ert test over a le of : rienced and unsuc- ae vera! Foie 0 an experienced and ‘ 4 a}, Federal! ‘‘ourt conviction. The conitnued for severs ‘ . (Lourt and statehouse. is almost genera! agreemen eut- ar ef — cessful actress who meets up W! ‘eive | ‘(,overnor recently stated his case } ' he ury . [ Re- (side the courtroom that the Jury) 0 8. PRARCIS GIVES: . >— > - . Y ’ : . upon a : “Nancy in a managerial anteroom me . — errag Io} ‘ meetin . Here for the first time the play | | . rougy « :, | . f ‘ or ii : w i takes on enough contact with life , : Ag py ss ee oe nis » verdict. Swch an issue of the case JEFFERSON P ; ?: . : . INDIANA PC LIS, Ind A Peril m | — resignation that they contented . . : as . . tm bécome credible and therefore , cnending one-half of 15-] e | : : : would be regarded by Gov. Mc- ——— i ae 5 = nN “Stal © A a- Tro} =e . ve it) arionrtit p rest ras : interesting. It is probably true that | P , th : oe themesives with ssop am - tg (ray asa persona! vindication. By Hix Gift He Reconies | orking day 1m | \- ci Imma! court rion sa > ing that if eon victed MM - of Roard of Wiss Weldon's role is the best-| : ; , , e . , Pritted-part in the siny, but for all | ind the other half in we chief ex Cray should i NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK Managers, ecytive offtces of the State Capitol (70% Met 'ray y the Assectated Pree = of that we think that this is a/| ) , saeri: te Ke a hi By re Ansocis i . (;0ov. Warren T. Metray is endeav- fice at the State Capitol every AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY JEFFERSON CITY, Me. Ae . Sid ae » A RL ot er RR be ROR ein her ieetigl Fe ae striking and unusual performance. | a eens oa , : v4 > FF Excellent Second Act. | : eT. lO oe ieee, 2 | ey be a ta eee ee ee HK comedy concerns the ad- Indiana en he is there bate, e rs Any of these bowks iil be sent ernor of Missouri and A PS ab Nancy Ann, who! The Governer has spurned all diligently at his desk until by parcel pest to ce ird-holders ©" 't. Russia. has jeined the Ti aie See ae chming-out £e- the suggestions that he resign be- 9°30. then hurri . nmeceipt ef posta: in order of ape the “Mor: ticellians.” as all of the the-| ; a1] of the many indictments timestone courthouse Si plicatron who contribute $1000 or ater. In the second act we find | igainst him He has a fgihtine ington street for th ‘envenin: WHATS WRONG WNW (TH TH) the $1.999.000 fund being Mer waiting with all the ragrail | ‘ace like that of Harry Daugherty, the ertmina!l te art, = ™- By | DRAMA, FI! ‘ E ONE-ACT the Thomas Jefferson crowd of unsuccessful applicants | , s and. like the former Attorney- prisqner at the bar. amer court PLAYS. by W. F. Ree Fountiation te acquire the outside the manager's office. Into! : General of the United States. he! adjourns in the evening ana ait: | 4 brief summary follows: ‘i? , Thomas Jefferson to estal does not see why facing a trial by he has had a bite or two. tne The Theater. a satire on thea nationa! memorial are the play come many of the amus- | . » x ‘ = 4 1 jury or by committee should in- (sovernor once more proceeds co audience: (2) A Specimen, an ex- This was learned by word re ing things which enter , 7 5 _— ‘ - ’ ception to ser k a place in into the lives at those who wait, and other | | terfere in. any way with the per- ome eee reset poe: ae ao ample of the present day play; here from the head uark true things which are not funny at | | : 1SfOncaxg formance of his official duties. until 9 or 9:3 nao cg em Pare 1S (3) Repertory, behind the scenes New York all. Arcordingly. the second act is | pps zeee 08GB IO YH som ? | Gov. MeCray has not agreed t> neers do not decal ys pe teetih te with the author; (4) Arms and Ry his gift, eaeh | + - ' ‘esign. even in the event of his says he is a farmer and is accus- the Drama a war play; (4) hecomes a member of t tomed to getting up with the sun. Grand guigno!l, the critic of Monticello Managers, ga « pspAige ne Py fore ee LLLE PERCE, by John ™ each member is entitled te and his habits of ear — ag A historieal ard = scientific in the selection once\@5 de long hours have made if easier eription and marrative of | three persons, who. héeear first-rate throughout. | yeace POTN EPEO Desa: At the end the play becomes ~ . onviction on either State or Fed- pretty broadly) farcical a some | the farce is good, though there | } sr peta gorge * b quite at | 7 ther omurt and the chances are for him to “carr : oe” hardiy aimed at effects quite as ; wee at when his term expires in Jan- — 5; wanders Pane GER ES BP : Saint Lawrence River dtmepage tt tinguished service in any | = tt a on en i. ee r t | iia eres: | sel THE BUSINESS OF OIL PRODL® human endeavor. during § would have been for the ordinary TION. by Reswell Hill Johnson— ceding year. will be inal interested we might Sr a , , : badly eaving that in the, one The Constitution of the State of bk ee eee Land. e CO} and legal point of residence at Montene or seems eaeid" i. diana provides that no person ey of tello ai He is al : ‘ view. | a period of three months,” = zs about who has been convicted of a fel- meditate these davs upon ‘he tun- EXPERT WITNESS, by C. Ains- Former Governor ety _ _ephntnellartae ms ‘ws Pes ; ony shall be eligible to public of- ikindness of fate. A few short work Mitchell, M. A.—Contents: the president of the Le ~— } Revolution Not Yet Here. DORIS KEANE tee. but there is no provision in nines ih , aie the Greated bal vi Expert ag Boyne eo chase Centennial Expe | prints; Medical evidence in St. Louis in 1904 to ce neta at +, Shubert ’ titut , “lV (uMGL ES " ne Shube AND BEN-AM | Constitution or statutes dealing ef Hereferd catth 7 he eountrs of skin mid ; Theater, is the first revue |with the case of &@ » rson convict-/and rated as a millionaire, he ji n murder trials; Sacterteg arquisition of the Laue I have on in several IN “WEL DED’ lad after election to « {fice fodav stone broke Ql] cal evidence; Documentary ev:- tory for the United Statue is leaders Unable to Move Him. _ = Piercy Bie dence: Experts in handwriting: ident Thomas Jefferson ip veh)! tt) . Ve sa vs. gore throug! ' i Wi 2 Experts in art A: ication Of —a months ant ; form nter- | esling ¢t} slities? rr . te i that is ; ‘ ; Sens R-~ I @¢ ig the poiitical effect of his buying of acfes upon acres of ‘ i d > +h ? - 1 , - —~ - & ‘ ; tginment winch ee eT ontinuance in office after a reyse lands when farm [and lues we evidence to history; Index. Democrat ‘From Cradle n&i: verities The American revue | elle 9 ie aig ies ps . etn See - THE MAN'S HOUSE, by Joseph. &» the Associated Press aie 4 int in a mad] : Ie) : ) | a sities Seu : ore : “t ; YREKA, Cal., April §.— rémains a fixed pon a MAC “THE EXTRA GIRL” t) “ran and tn soloists will Te Betz. (Chlad\ « Willson. Marvee Coch- | Aol "iti wy Which he is tended to do mit al +} ‘ , t ort Newton —A collec tion of ad- ma ’ rn p ; 5 The wd ; ’ > | he ;OT) st » ; ” ‘?¢ ° * * . . . _ , : ; " ; ae 4 ; " 7 ve ea t : ”~ a? ee thakes’ AN N R E”’ iss Marie Becker and Merritt F. rum, Sarah Katz. Bill Rabenbern, | *h | : Republican leaders he bought and was unable t dresses and papers on freemason- N md Cs fe i naa : adicals pre | 1) , ) : : ' t : = ) ‘ ‘¢} Northern D . t® assautts of the raadica's there D MO TMA TR ‘Villima he choral seetions will | Avis Chapman, Adelaide Bonniv ; wei re to bring pressure!for. no one seems to khow ry. treating it with regard to 1a — ‘i .. ‘alvi ‘ooldge , - . , 8 eenmenes . ae : lied ; nere recent at ° stand those three—t alvin oltdgs ON THE FILM BILLS ul iy the Washincton Univer- Kar Krummenacher., Virgt: rhe ‘overnor to step down. Gov. McCray has heen extreme- practice, personalities and its fu . pocentey | ‘ age of 93, — ; . os : . ae r : -hureh and musica cormredy ry . A Neil@ Javita Bonniw Ti nd ress : fil views Upo him. and. farmers and an porleic ia Ns. a) ‘ ¥ Jot RN EY AROUND THE -_ peng hy Je . : . YY 2f Si? ati a7" tn tie rus?M ut aif , ‘ ' + aa : . " . - ' ~ ad ~d * t ' " observed the Swanson = Sisters . “ ' | Hunter Jones, pianist, | Helen MeDermot: hougn hese same leaders by even those who ‘ind no excuse f WORLD, by A. C. W. H. North- , sone: - ° sees a . sn (POR! . Siw > . ne the >i) ts) 7: . uthee’- . . asl , . , —s . - ’ . - : : : . lines between them ;reat « rooks believing —s t ‘ital tomorrow igent work raised a oO] his present predicament are n- cliffe—Chiefly private corre- Democrat from the eradie t» } . | j , ‘ . sd ‘ : ‘ : sikh ‘ » cA . crave. sRaring two , : wi give a ite that all was well wit! one oO. tn band. bundle her mite 50 400 to re . ear i + , hitm thei ; . . , i: and i. knew (that ait _ * ; ing ate the Wednesday Club au0.ou' , epay so! ciined to give hin ieir sympathy. spondence and a diary not wTii- ; The revolution is not |Selr car and take her to the head- ’ ra% ral indictments. He is certain to | ’ . . cppea!l anys adverse verdict in « ~ broad as those which have d by the director. If you haye reached a fina] is- , , Dusiness or « . ~ . ; usi} The oil it from the purely guests of the nation introduce afte at al réassure you by ehd Nancy Ann marries, to marry, the matinee idol ; ———————— . - — = SS —— ——— ne NR ne ton of the var a ———— oe ious financial ir-| pigh. Just what > > tor is this said in any caprocus ‘ > worl : itie t owes ; iy :? s37)} Tyr ; Ring «= gat. — veto ig quarters of the master mind Then SUditoriun Dr. H. J. King's s bs ‘ ' y with ns. Ling «vf “Daughters of Jerusalem -HUN ING the real adventures begin. Alburtus. . ‘lock this F a nn ant t - . s ' : $:é 0 CLiLOC rnis al . ’ ao 2 a vaudce, lhe mind reader | Pe 8 i t*, rae . her , a a ~- > . — spirit. There is much to be urced ifternoon at St. Peter's Episcopal Corretpemtence of the Associate Pres- hich (On the I et ~T . | He ; fot manners and customs W hich }On the bill Church th Gwvyim Miles as sol- MEXICO CITY. March 22.—Na-! fj ° have becom: traditional. “Th age Stand- William Theodore Diebelsa (ve and foreign sportsmen h | ou an ect reat avings ~ c . “4 hich! *. ‘ ~ m&sical revur may be * jitsh the fin tu ition of the. OT ? and George E. Muske + wrerides an : . ° . eat} fe . it prov immortal poen Hey ds- tend: i] a free recital at standardized. . > Im¢é er? aim? e 7) 4 , . ? 7 - . 4 . ’ . ' - ' . agreeabl e#veni Lertaimm s worth Longfellow. } Liew 3 thea cern a} the Ni . . ' ' TT ‘ { ie . . . .* y¥ ——-. 7. « ~ . , - = = > 2 . * “Wocues” has : _ pace and Try worth Longfellow. » Pimene itthedra] a vel te os n et Pt - » e . This. tase mamed cally aries Hay and Env paral Club an. Nendertul duc a a —— hdmor This ast named : of the week. | is not in the book but is provided pennert head the a by several talented specialists ['OM | nijsure was given its origi the vaudeville field, where *\¢ TOR | nun in St Louis at advanced seems to be just, a little freso®€i put the present engagement than in musieal comedy. TTRei ene yeuval a Siaeadiiaiiiena team of Fred Allien and Jimriv Beginning Wednesday fo - nee Spay at ) : de ) Savo accounts ingenious'y cor ‘days the West End Lyric will : tra and the deor i wii imila the “battery’’ formerly} Many moments of merrimen' sent “Thundergate,” a spectacular, move with h Los J ! e in t (“nited States, but ’ The Sensational Pasquali-. = melodrama with Owen Moore. Vir- seles Cal. pro by lay Dozens T least one fmumibec . |ginja Brown Faire. Tully Marshall, — - lashed * is Bensationa I Svyivia Breamer and Robert Me- JUNIOR PLAYERS’ PRODUCTION n tier id red br a powder better acrobits ! in | Kim. ’ ‘ Wit frightful fferct among . Hlere aré turnblers anaes oe “Taming of the Shrew™ to Be Given Friday and Saturday. who have mastered the knack oF “The marriage Market adding ease to achievement. They cast headed by Jack Muiha!! and seem neither to puff nor stra Pauline Garon, is the feature pho- “he fifth and tast Junior ey accomplish t! 18 ro- toplay at the Columbfla. roduction this season wi digious feats. Such ath prow . 6 : - Taming of the Shrew.” which will ess is co ‘ and exquisitely designed (omprises full vanity dresser. cha ming bow-end bed and large chifforobe. Priced at ...... had. Prices extra special av® . a > . : . . " if é ine are by no means be! T the Liederkranzg Club's con- cal comedy average. Th cert, to be given Wednesday are attractive and as night at A: hambra (i,retto under know. the costumes the direction of Hugo ‘Anschuetz, iieihe : me the following St. Louisans will as- : ~~ a | | 3 - ad te. A good de: ae . | S ‘ . : ae ame’ oe sah “© '~ ‘ae. | Sist Mrs. Delbert H. Clelland, so- ‘Ae ne | : ‘ . ee This Exceptional Value im 3 | qualis They have it recisely | PFS. Rosalind AnscaGets ane | 3 | ag : Large Size Beautiful : @ An off evening at the i . | 7 | ‘ finds the young man ) clerks during the quiet engrossed in Conrad as the ; — jos Adelaide Blase. violinists (lar- Upon what the ell~ar 13 — . ; ’ " . ence } loemker. tenor: and Ja- bat shou'd wear t B ee acai ‘si ob Kremer, accompanist does some beautiful darcins ————- The program will include the ate | ee, . | DOLE TO IDLE EXCEEDS © ‘ovis tumbers: “ttymn to me | a Si SSP my ono raph _— eee eee oe Madonna.” Kremser or mixed f ” INTEREST ON DEBT 10 U § chorus, solo soprano and piano tg ; ; : . . ° sw 6 “Schoen’s” Rohtraut.” Veit, for Le © pic 1 ; & page *¢ ors SS ~ ’ = . j " 2 . Fourth Winter of Unemplorynient . With 1 ‘De miei bollenti,” from “La Travi ola “f + ' ei +n = Sees Seen — tenor solo: “The Snow,” | res) A) 2 : : ow, what WAS it she . 4 . ‘ 1) ry » = ~ - Ry . 000,000 Out of Work. , : 3 . : Mrs. Harriman’s boo for women's chorus. two ae .* ) me s & OS | he the bills at the end of + 5 a By the Anaoctated Press io al Sega : 7 LONDON, Apri! 5 es iene be os hese to >)! Rugged eno h for hiking Leonard's 60-Lb. : | | weighty busines eurth winter: eT | ere Se ae . ian an wie an Y ys) . oe | - aS wea ’ dee ig ee cad : ’ aaa sii a . aes Dg vour toes into the hillside or scrambie $ y4:79 retary be. n existing ere A acti Pj down the rocks, Ralph Jones Sport Shoes were Hg — . ‘ | | Re eS made for rough wear. S +41 See ee nigh y . , Individually ¢) a . nel alninin ) aa ee Aad you can’t slip. The moulded suction sole is ' Refrigerator is so es ae : ee rom % — re = slightiv concave (not the ordinary rocker-type). 7 f hardwood ret *) . j ] ‘ ‘ f ’ i ; Thi , er =m Ww eekiw (84 70 by an « Fag a wee ae he —? P annia! , aT. Ps : Sy bh s means that all the 16 suction cups, from a | | Get grecate expense ‘or 0 f.work aAMNOY "zyecho ‘ ‘ ; mg a eo nent, gut a cuss stip " a os r We are exc ray ™ s& A mounted , : i. [—teahat N ' - . t 4 : +? i” 4 . " | . . groun " ee , . ne} keep food agents for “ - . ‘.: . , , and sananit ' —_ eh | t 38 2 Long hikes won't tire vou. The leather bound 2 ag a amc | Sonata | npg uppers ft snugly around vour ankles. The scien- : 7 We are exctusive Freakite 4 : thically designed lasts give the instep bones and Sagcnis fer White Meuntain agents fer Rueck's 1 . F ; .€ ections of fine p , muscles extra support and keep your toes from Refrigerators. Rareee. Gas Ravers and a y. £@38 and bronze tres af the Britt Soa 7) Pawteared Rride* - ‘he ae forward and jamming into the end of , oe x bie Om ancient Persian. Syr - | the —_ Se =a ; e. the shoe. Shocks are abso ; —— n> ' - , thei r cturne frot ie of e- | \fen, bovs and women can get as perfect | = M Do ll , es at ee “evi nternational tat tt tet ' = rom on a priced leather De uxe ines Roeker is well made of fiber | — : 2 ssects of such Fe shoes ©. vour er Or write y ; = . | | KI CHEN ; + ; wit such beauty and mad directly to | reed; has spring bottom, with ere Y : I , Me spleen 4), aAnmPmually rnd sc «aoe largest and me mere than the tntere«t war debt xm" ati Ww ‘ a apes in trade. for eT | = ~~ ¥ 4 ‘ wi P : a i 4 " : re ; | | ; . : ' 8 + ‘ T : i. Aete Freet i Ae with. te chematan on 1 een % no 2 tien | We have an interesting proposition for dealers. etish ships could put to ‘aloudek ina. J. Palecek pw coaches and camp directors. Write for her factory Twa ‘hinee Oomicl bis mee ea 44.43 \irs M NA again hut world trade =f 7 wit? : aX Vir« Vi ar ery! Mixes Vf Mi ; . a : ) S449ware or that hers manec. (us Vogel, Mre. A. Druosiia ’ t Uf weaetasia an«d Mirx ©) 1k . A ' ALL - ; as 3 ce ' family f th Ha i , ly beautiful biown am eped resicie: near ‘zr .tll be gute a : } ‘ ; ~ ; : « «alms the grand daddy re ~ - ' °* Z| rfl erneren . ‘ mt. | ' Mie ; ~ Pp ; ; . of Sins de d ; : ow , , - ’ i < Sigti &. Ss this Vicinity Me has 55 ern: rial Chapel, Washington WU niversi:, . ' , B® | 3 | sa, : : : ; _* - -—< * . S ¢ 7 ot these betties, nett her chi'dren and aad great frandc hil Adm mm feory is free te the publi ™ore than four inel - Charites Galloway, iil preside a _ mm snail , 3 3 7 : dren ge ~ % violet glass with designs in d The effect is that ‘eose braid er Ww “SUrious exhilt

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——_ ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ten with the intention of pubtig, eae ———_—___———- ine Ist, OLLECTED WORKS. by page,’ ! ig | ! BE BOOK Hl. Peaise Poeris colle: ted ri "I 4 + —_ or SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924. : mci ae ____ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH - SH OP (Copyright, ae Ne: Denensies W. E. Hill for the Sunday Post-Dispatch - Be panei: Ac ee Ring A ae. % , , Phan d i an trish anthology in Pie : : oi hae Be and tE.nglish forrn. te HE GILT-EDGE COLLECTIOXe. bs Peter i “Cippel LUmber O% s = Dubuque lowa Photog ; raph® — g re 7 ; “es 4 exterie interiors and flo. both of bungalows. CO Age residences. Darns and garage. : rods rate cost ~R. FRANCIS GIVES-$ 1000 i JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FY y His Gift He Recomes Mem)! of Board of Monticello Managers. the Axsociated Press JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. ap i—David Kh. Francis, former q nor of Missouri and Ambassa Russia, has joined the ranke “ye ~~ youre * e “Monticellians,” as all of tho contribute sang or more ¢ 1,996,000 fund being raised he Thomas Jefferson Mrmort ountiation to acquire the home omas Jefferson to establish it national memorial ,are kne is was learned by word recefs re from the headquarters. ~ * ew York .s By his gift, each Monticelie omes a member of the Re "= Monticello Managers, As ch member is entitled to awa the selection once a \e@a ¥ ee s Ke og RE AICTE re, yree persons, who, beéraiyse of dis. guished service in any fiel@ 96 uman endeavor, during the pret ading ar. will be invited “ag ests of the nation,” to fake y ' sidence at Monticello, @ach for} period of three months. ; Former Governor Francis w re president of the Louisiana - Seterident of the Loulsians Pur. | : Mrs. Ralph Ring has stopped in with a poster St. Louis in 1904 to celebrate thet Ab ask ee ta Re 2 Fe Bee 745 telling all about the coming bill of one-act ne ene. re ges SEs so ge € Spee : plays by the little theater group. It will pry for the nited States by Pre | ! ry for the United States by'P J be hung conspicuously. . a “Are te mocrat ‘From Cradle to Grave you SURE it’s the Associated Pres: i eo interesting ? IS it well YREAA, Cal... April 5.—The wife a = * 7 SE written?” The book- Dave Ream widely — Bt } shop ladies are ex- orthern Californian, who died pe. : re ) ere recently at the age of 93, wast BE BF em ‘, pected to have read und to contain the request thatiy—: im every book in stock. his inscription be cut on his tomb.) mF gd . one: “I have been as stanch® emocrat from the eradle to the “l am sure we have it in stock—now : | 4s #. , where CAN it be?” The Saturday | ; » al | | - $a gh. 2 EE Sms ee ee ee : night substitute for the proprietress Two lady customers Se I BA ihn: ee Be RO has lost the run of the stock. going over the tray of gp z i eae Something by Zane Grey or Joseph Lincoln's latest will do Easter cards. Mrs. ie i ee thes "y for Mr. Gaines, Mouseman (on the Z ae s Bin sat left) will, in addition % } to the Easter cards, probably take home “Fourteen Lessons in Yogi Philosophy.” That’s the kind of an up-to-the-minute giri she is. Mrs. Fitts (right) may or may not depart with “Memoirs of a Host- ess.” ee es etl Pins La ee ee eT IK " ia tp - Te Oe “4 PANS IRSA TS Thy sh*t Bike i ie a Royal Easy Chair $24.75 wie’ Royal Easy Chair, just as rated. comes in mahogany, ut or oak finish. Just 25-to be Prices extra special at $24.75. ee “ w~ ~& whe, 2 iT” eA Pra ». ~ > a > ' ee ee Fa ‘ oe be 7 te a eae ta 5 “I want something good for a man “ who has read simply EVERYTHING! Something not TOO popular.” cps SPATS Ps Toit . , What WAS it she bought be- Mrs. Harriman’s book?” Getting 7 . wees. CO/ “At the Sign of the Fried Eel” 1s painted in nea | ee eto ple emg ee S hi th h } £ ia ti Ce Se lettering over the door as you enter —— — : ‘ : be ety Dusiness, believe Miss ow” : Sa eee fe ; little bookshop. This is Bessie surrounded by- her 3uck’s Cabinet - - Who chaperones “Ye Olden ie love is Gregory's choice of the week- : & aie oe P Gas Range ; , stock of first. second and third editions and the home- Bookshop ’ end reading made objets dart. : == - : ; Th ilver although ' ing variety to the exhibit Mise $ 50 ——— : . - a ——— bem ‘ . v) 14 ~~ ." rt oo ¥ é . me ; ‘ o pert byl ue a. {>i pir MAsR ACcHpeYyVe d fnany unusual . epee e —— The st} rient LR [A ware, or the pott — : apse erve their 1 ; rab ee ee ‘s in the use of shadows to ‘ ‘ a asf ; rial) ti a Batri¢ av on ott res , rf ‘ ‘ th ; sea! ' : . 1 ' ‘ Soe , | ye ig onpyects Two srriall form the main points of interest in | St dy | ee noe : | riin ithe Kouch: lection The rugged and reeween 2 ‘ } tion | — of frogs are | composmo rhe ii = i rif irTrines ; : poet re exciusive Franklin tg ' andies j Tit. Fie att . > ne x & for B ck Z 1A8 } d very . ; . y ame , ‘ pV mp the den of the Coda prov ides oppor- one at $3659 is pr ce 3 nae - ‘art ‘My in re ; , . “oping sides 0o ine vase a _ ¢ ffeeta in hight | NE of - : : ; \ ‘7 4 elas ee ti} . a 6 cj 1% ; : 4 ' eS +t larg ‘ i ’ re i 4. , ‘ ae rT is the appeara rie * of Tne , funy ‘or * range ’ ipin’s ' 17 large ° 7 : > . " : ’ ’ . " " . ris } r 7 | ‘ ia ; Lai ’ , ’ f'a5f Ti. s ; y 4 har " ’ 7 : . “) ' ; ' . . 9 " ’ i hiry r fstje hank ii > lesise Downtown ; and Greek civiliza n RR © Saree ae iy Auents fer . | , x hit e% yherical at t! I ' the ewer ‘ . : ' ron pa | of Harun i; . “re gee itileeiaiad nee 7 owning the collection, will be | cDougall | . Veena April at the City Art | tay as . : aditey: Makes i 1 hy sided AROLINE RIRQUE, amen Persie, “a | a ‘ . ” tol gop Thy is to fxs im: ct a , : ge = rae “tne z ' ©) Clan i decorated tha , | : I ' ; : Tere ( ooneman Hahn Hobert also is of violet giass, aitnou : Tr ~ de he ¢ tre thi the spec! lketers’ Association annual four- 884 pottery frye , , day convention convenes tomor- aig , ar hich now ©s- Rringhuret end Victor Ho'ln r K ; . \ . , .f . : : ov? °% ° ’ : /.* . . ° ; " ’ ii Mtatler. - i] . f } "ta ft ‘ ' , y , ’ ‘ ry: ' j T si ~ «I 2 . ; . ° ' P g . - _ = : «% _— mer? hers of the Art ints row morning a otei or and extrem) ne | renerous use Of white Bas ' at ae odie ai tin * nd a. ihe t ted ot ral acul pts err tres f the ' a r : ii : ™ e ‘ =n = e Trt * —— . : the : ij} . , J ; e¢ ’ tT) -“ ¢ s ‘ » 9 mes ’ , 7 1 a ' , . ‘ . ‘% ‘eo ° {> 114 and Soe. s- Buriings trie : Tie ores aaf the al [oumw Petroleum Mxurious exhibit. Sa in ecorative es ’ ' (tub Ce operating with the Coa- | | : ‘ . L% ifti ay trisrt RI cCceniu .s ai AST “ jug yas . or 47 "a Lai J ' 7 cule er, bie, re — “e Be batik are : to the ‘an + ; . ~es i. t ? > ‘3 2 : is ae : rr iT) } diepleay ng a ms) ertton f> nei ' s06 el Ween 1 ; { . | = ‘ . ” . = . : : =, . . >. ad 7) th i" added an ir — ’ “a tj i , ‘ ‘ ‘ a is rhe othe ; :' yr " P works at t he Cu i Auring Apr arrange a Vv deie- _— a. rr a 7 ; ee : 7 i . ' , th = ‘ p . _ ' ho non ries ; + , : Dlified | this bottle that mri Ck 348 ; ' pOctsO4 nt ” — , 3 ; ¢ 43 aT cy : ’ ‘oo f Their exhibitteme opens Aprth 6 : cates Jobvbere. mec hinery pro- ] . ny ; | ti - . ’ “if = | tha j SS , . ; | . 7 a 9 oved , } Sova? be, 7 » | ) ? Aed , . ; | ets! | | ner ond Prunny eee Lk der: 4 aie ryt turies ft! eema = ee and remains untfl the 36th ducers and dealers in peu cleum fine des _ ihete m ' ' ' fins ot Z ’ ’ : . 2 - Sif Tt) ; ‘i ’ . a red = sins “ ¢ > Ald nee iA Lae " ss , _— * ae | one : Tu Cieawert A , j , cael ; Colorade scenery FO Now on dis- . owl ee wre one eund in Syria and } #4 wre of the " I | co ans Be ogy ,; ) two great sources ‘ Er i lif = % ciem me i : a“ oni 49 ’ mnteris play at the (ity Art Museum. ici tN setteausn and a theater par- violet’ giass with white |tributed o the fourth century, A. D. | usually cru ia glase or. . se SO felt dae es, at which Chere | we ms? + mei the anil the eral figure setudfes ve meen ty the same misht for jadi Gesigns in dragged A peacock ewer whic! capt gar ‘ sade | area the vemoval have\been uncovered: “Tie Greatjeeey *" ae sl , rideseenee on this. vase is more | spersed ameag the landscapes, gIV- | . ee effect is that of aiall other known specimens OF Simi: ee fe , nai” sliemaets ind.” containing 6@ unbreken oO Brough :; 3 , % Wone Uraid oO! weave ilar Arabic giase is incmat d in this; ot ti <? Aad Said ; roducts are members. [aura Gilpin'’s phetographe of | ' _ ¢ NN

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ae PEO e Yet pt ee remap ae a : - - ines ee ae te ee Sa as. chen iinet ap - rok Pee we er — - A eA a NB A ORS aN lr i, ON RENEE Sek LO i ABO OE. ERNE Ra REN Cae Nose. he 8 Pra ss p oR SSRI ye ae sUNDay, - _sunpar, 4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE _— Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED i APRID a boy " EOAPRIL 6. 1924 ——_——— —_— - A ee em ne a mens en Eas SNE tet ae nee . —_—_—_—— —_ a ae cities «at owc anther llll Peg «PSE ae = SS EATERS PHOTOPLAY F SEMENTS PHOTOPLAY ‘THEATERS ake " PHOTOPLAY ‘THEATERS PHOTOPLAY ‘THEATERS os | " PHOTOPLAY. THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS a PHOTOPLAY _ rcs oa waa _PHOTOP! LAY 3 TH: EE THEATERS adi AMU gra inomcenlgisiiideand | = | | ST LOUIS LEADIN | Sund Mab ; Messrs. lee and Jd J Shu | ' phe RIL Om: ing Tonight, 8: | ACK OTUER FAST THAT | AT one CONTINUOUS 1to 11 P.M 11 5. M.. | rR $& » 7 4 tc. - AN EXCITING UPHEAVAL OF | ‘ > ; Ras: TR RRA . : PATSY és P. he MC = ae 3 PATSY , LAUSTIO RP THRI Lo | : Scored an gm ve ” } :: . me i Fr oe : wee Z Has MACK OENN ney | iN d 205 - 7 Individus) Se — : : 2 PRESENTS | eee NOAH aS ARLING Sey : ( NO” SS i, A a oes 4 ea STEWART HOt ARLING Pay : Success pS a 2g. ; ; HE : : = , M . | | in the = i = = | = BE L, rv] Bie. EES . Om ‘ “HUNCH. _ a : Pinnacle Ss : oe i es ALBURTUS.: THE ~~ ae H Wes nueTiG Tac 7 nl ; r eet q “Ty SEVENTH SQN” Ag ery ‘7a -" oo | £ SEVENTW SON OF A SEV ; 7 ho - “ = ~ Seocess os THE SENSATION OF THE ENTIRE baa we , : - > THE CELEBRATED STAR OF ‘MICKEY AND MOLLY O, in \ a . OO SPIRITS TALK os | Eke jet g NO ADVANCE IN PRICES PATSY ~ RUTH MILL Our own St. Louis girl that tamed a : Wi > WATCH FOR BIG ANNOUN VIVIAN MA iNa Nights 50c-82.50. Mat. Wed.. 5a, SUNDAY. APRIL ty Mont reer re WostT OMY MAN’ With DUSTIN FARNUM S474 ae | noc a amusements 4¢_% * *% —Tee kt Ihr Lovuts 7 ) _ MANN ADAPTED FROM eT cccesrereermert nr mRree R 4 a modern caveman—the political eo Bee GEORGE One IN AARON 8O boss of a great city, who thoucht i RANDOLPH Week TONIGHT: “GIVE a oa he could woo as he rmled—with oS ORIGINAL . the iron hand of power! Direction-Klaw a Erlanger ° Beginnkag Nights, 50c to $2.50. Pop. Mat. Wed.; Nights, 50c to $2.50—Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday DIRECT FROM 4 MONTHS AT HARRIS THEATER, * cman a | STILL PLAYING TO CAPACITY AT HARRIS THEATER, NEW AN ALI-STAR PRE pe: ono. Op O.0e fis a : WEST END LYRIC! = ease - ; | iC bys NANI NNN ie VAYAYAYRYAYAVAAVYAYMY, 2 "MARIES RAY. .N wilt \ TA TAN Beatin = $2000,000 DOLLARS AND OVER WAS SPENT TO PRODUCE THE CHRONICLES OF AMERICA YALE UNIVERSITY AWARDS KING’S THEATER EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS OF EXHIBITION FOR THESE PICTORIAL RECORDS OF AMERICAN HESTORY —NOW PLAYING— “THE FRONTIER WOMAN” Ke IN/, @ee%, 2% 2 SESEelllll eee el tC ee ee ee ee eee . . ** ° . . . ae. 0-2 608%s Gena “nd @e°,00°. . ° a a «*.* . . . .* ° . . > 7. *e%e . Vv, A OVERTURE w lL LAON MARIE CAV niv— RAYMOND in “A Chance Acqu i{ pave E SINVERMANS VICTOR R RECORD ORCHESTRA} _ S: COMEDY ~ ~ NEWS W MUSICAL A FEATURES . BAVA Grand and Arsenal 5 ot’ & PAGEANT Richard Dix and ARSENAL oe Now Playing » 4 wee c PINE Lois Wilson in “Ice Bound” Comedienne: Mabel I ERNST LUBITSCH’S § Production, WILLIAM S. HART in | Sec oon ¢ aheahe eet 2 Bete “The Marriage Circle” SHAW BETTY COMPSON in |] | Tews # > AM. : OLD S as ” ! : , 599 | A ‘TRUE DRAMA OF THE OLD SOUTHWEST Binge sing. Fentress “SINGER JIM McKEE “WOMAN TO WOMAN | ¥ 9.19 CHARL C$: hr? ]|Y_00 00—0———0002 0 | | Be : in “THE BAC Shenandoah*tiets Gor and Grand-Florissant ois wilson |} LINDELL«eure GRIT” and |} | , Edwie Burke, eet tligencne ~ star Acts of Vaudeville and Richard Dix in “Ice Bound” 5 Star Acts of Vaudeville | ah | MISS RA : 3:43 MR. FL in “NONSENSICALITIFES 4:01 LO 4.17 JIM “THE DOCTOR OF DCG COLISEUM AMUSEMENTS | COLU MBIA ~ ty OWEN SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES | ASCREAMING ADVENTURE OF THE FAR WEST ee | 11 A. M. CONTENvoes 1] PY. | { CONSTRUCTED FOR LAUGHING ° PURPOSES — SUNDAY AND ENGRE: WLEK | ». Mii TiPen com@en’ how Comers NS ee MARRY WAIMAN 388 LAUGHS IN (40 MINUTES DEBUTANTES | Winiieseeeeeeeeeeneens With Irene Perry at the Piano in N Week Beginning 500 DOGS O “A MUSICAL BOUQUET” | AMERICAN jii.y Nice APR. 14 40 DIFFE BASIL & KELLER || MAIL ORDERS NOW, | 3 in “RECRUITING” | ARDELL’S l me Se YY | ‘= EDMOND MULCAHY | ile ADD ; 7 Afternoo oo ie A ERS. | ia “SONG HTORIES” | oS Re AIL? hme = OSCAR MARTIN & CO.) POLICE in “SURP RISES SUPREME’ & is eee ee } ff ‘| a ELSIE— - —~GKORGE = : This Even ARVE aa ‘aaa Wit s - A “GREAT DANE PU O. K. LEGAL Peggy Joyce and Joe Cook » AWARDED TONIGHT THE SILENT ENTERTAINER PRICES (Including Tax)——NIGHTS: Parquet, $3.85; First Baleony, ON THR SCRE Finet ne aap, "92.20 VSATURDAY. MATINER: Frarqast, 33:50; ; \ ; in ‘ > ‘ ‘THE MARRIAGE. MARKET’ First Balcony, $2.75, $2.20. SECOND BALCONY ALL PERFORM- uy i] 3§ | § $| PPI y Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope for return A Story Sizzling with Drama of tickets. ERNEST LUBITSCH PRODUCTION ari é fs 4% “ . bn "> BS ee a ; aS « . * | . : ue oN Ray. ie = » ‘ an oy RSS Sete g LAD a . a a elec etets eo 2 . ees ‘ a oe wr tas : - , * ee aes! ate : = . >" 5 . "% -? ¥ . a wee x Se Py BS Sara ENS oc tartans s ao g ” . ‘ P. Mirtatoasteaecetatatetentetete: ore sans “ ' j os BS: 0 , SRE We > | | aa ee. — . Pon Pee teeter ea te ‘s ae i ; i , ee ets Se a yetatats . & NS | ~*~ ls , Se , Sy Eelecatetes = : hy i c ‘ ‘ — . “ 7. . : Po ‘a>. e »* . ae _ - i # nee ae ,* = : | ) 1 RAE Spr é ‘ ems eee 3 oe q aon bas —. . SP BN , ; a. ae U Ss E i Bs wy : S os Sak Oo BS oe | 2 es > 5 te ae ee * . Sie ‘ “gy oes oa wa . eee 4 MN hn \ Sao wor oe nas oa s; cecatweeta. . : ; Rs , “ ©. eo. nt ase e ee : A 2 ! aoe a ES . Ne 3” hor ana oa = Sea. os j we, SS ‘ "Nhe coe os ao ~~ “ ; se . : SS ad . o ~ > ‘ . . ~ “ ose ¢ : - . 4 - ~ Ma's Wate “® . 4 wee 5 a : ~ ‘ , 2 a ’ 5 : b ; > “ one ait aee ¥ . 5 ‘ ae ; e on Pe ee oe : ¢ ath “ % y “ e Jack | E WEE 4G’ NG : : MOND aS ee ee |] AMERICAN—Si.S%t" Sean’ Aaril 20 — Mall Grae PRICES—SUNDAY, 220, 4c | Nights, 50¢ to $7.50—Matinees, Wednesday and Saturdays, 500 @ | GARR i C in Rani fa, CHARLES FROHMAN anv E.RAY GOETZ pthonnttnneel Par} |ho INELUCTABLE FRENCH-AMERICAN CO _. PHONE OLIVE | 6545 ee ora i ni Week Com. Sunday Bill of Yee . Missouri = ‘ Entertainment | 4 °,8,¢ Including N : IN HER NEW SONG-PLAY OP FP eile T | ie 7 Chicago's Dance X LITTLE MISS BL UEBE ")| : y oe AVtISts U | “4x YN fy AVERY HOPWOOD it | q a °C i tT rot A 2) WEEKS RUN ON BR & | Prologue— $ _ re LITTAU’S MUSIC | Harry Langdon, | . ~ New Mack | TOM TERRY v Tey: 19 Ee ee = see" “| F “Don’t Doubt Your Husband”’ Wee ! - This Week frons & Clamace Present the Greatest “Show Ever Offered the People of St. Loulk and Surrounding Towns! Correous, aan HARRY wee" TOWN SCANGAS cvicieyy ve VAM mee Edition WOODWORK | 3h MADGE BELLAMY O-Cedar cleans, polishes and beautifies ak aa iMaeit « Concert Oreheaten | G I R L “se THEIR JA Z Z B A N D cops Runday Nights, 330, Pius Tat. GeocsooosopsooooosooNOOLOes DOOOOO OOO 4 gr NITE CHORUS re At Alt Slade A cnet ane te Thurs —Fri.—-Sat —New Show HE Associated Press News a pears . AY WiTn. w aneresee “THE VIR ” “ee Pp ” RDAY NITE—P NITE | seca” WE Teere—Petn Reon i ee Carnival of Venice ively in the Post-Dispatch in the _ 9 Tay NITE — Two newspaper field in St. Louis. “~ “SHADOWS OF PA ; od Sat — —Double_ r rogram — ‘”" arse | A Miniature Musical Comedy a ee a The POST-DISPATCIHL is the only St, Louis evening : newspaper giving Associated Press met! - service, ee ee ene Anes '¢g GOPOOGOHE “ POO OOOO OOOO SOOO OO COOOO OOK a: mY SATURDAY NITE - / ia = <AIN RISES AT 12 0° q / a q

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eee a NDAY. APRIL 6, 1924, EN ee a SUNDA . # PAPRIL 6, 1924. _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS - AMU SEMENTS _ APRIL Orn. SOFAST THAT 7 WITH ANKXIETS™ ARit ARLING Pett pw ELO Ov bY POPULAR aan "THE ~ RT-JEFFER ST LOUIS LEADING PLAYHOUSE _ MessrslLeeand JJ Shubert MnGe Directors Tonight, 8: a0. . 7 oe AKC Fg ey Ce ree ?— a (x tg . ©. ae em = Oe ete 8 Px Ss re et A Clever Farce Comedy By Adelaide Matthews and Anna Nichols Stnged by Clifford Stork ith TIOMy wi 3 Me SS25 bn nig , PRCSCATS MARTIN and DONALD BRIAN 50c-62.50. Mat. Wed... Best Seats $1.50. Sat. _Mat. 50c-$2.00 a AMUSEMENTS wet TONIGHT : esday and Saturday, 50¢ to $2.00 HARRIS THEATER, CHICAGO HARRIS THEATER, NEW YORK 2| OiME ty OWEN DAVIS Fae WEST “| HING PURPOSES | WHO HAVE SEEN | : CURED PATIENTS 140 MINUTES APR. 14 » i . é Joe Cook vet, $3.85; First Balcony. ATINEF: Parquet, $2.75: SEA ATINER: Parquet, $5.30; BALCONY ALL PERFORM- ped envelope for return THURS. * April 20 — Mail Orders Nay) esday and Saturdays, SOc to $2. AND E.RAY GOETZ Ansszn7* FRENCH -AMERICAN COMEDIENNE? RENE. HER NEW SONG-PLAY MISS BLUEBEARD AVERY HOPWOOD RUN ON BROADWA aE LR tn om, The Only Burlesque Musl- cal ( omedy Show in mt. _ Louis! Bring the Ladies-: CoG D ow wate 4 4 eek Sas ‘lama ge e~t Show the People rreunding Towns!! With HARRY ndals (Hickey) LE VAN Wh You H Thrilling J Never alae Real “nhimmie Pancing Till Ya bet ttraction Ba)" ry... | f Merit! This Week!- AQe Nights 272 Hes: 836 51512161610 ,615199,OOSOQOOOOOOOSD News appears exclus- ispatch in the eve rs uls. Stajyereyerere; 12100090000800009F é ‘ ‘ - |, PHONE OLIVE APRIL 20—Mail Orders Now rere’ thes at the LaSatte ft te haeeuges escre CHARACTEK t***" cs GEORGE MANN SienwEY “if LN AARUN BOFFMAN’S COMEDY. “GIVE and TAKE”’ a ORIGINAL SEW YORK CAST -{' 5Oc to $2.50. Pop. Mat. Wed.: Best Seats, $1.50. Sat. Mat., 50c to $2.00 ed \ os ae ALLETA SEOGRAM OFENENG TOmAT mretesiaie *y : } FABLES TOPICS R-15 WILSON ALBEE. 1 ht 4220 MARIE CAVANAGH & BUD COOPER in Visions” aiv—RAYMOND and MACKAYE—»vororny in “A Chance Acquaintance in Fifteen Minutes” EDITH CLIFFORD Comedienne: Pleasing to the Eve aad Ear Mabel Leonard at the Piano Lewis and trordon Present ies CHARLES CHERRY . in “THE BACHELOR,” a Satire by Lidwin Burke: Staged by the Author MISS RAY DOOLEY AND MR. FLORENZ AMES in “NONSENSEICALITIES.”” Axsivted by Helen-Eby Rock 4:01 LOU HOLTZ OoH—SOLA—-MIO 417 JIMMY CARR “THE DOCTOR OF MELODY.” and Ais Orchestra ene iateiiieemmmatmetandnaeanine PATHE NEMS tir tht sas trestle TIER %-« DCG SHOW VAS) COLISEUM io set Se ae Ec 3 LEG SORES CURED: ‘), April 10 has been desginated | | Reforestation and Forest Fire Pre- wea! ankies and all vention day, eg ailments, N elas- Fi w 5 0 ela WwW. B. chief of the For- '¢2. 00 EACH estry Bureau of the Department otf d Agriculture as aker “ HOME TREATMENT: |) 0,002 1°% ure a Speaker. In- for all leg ulcers, all scriminate Drainage Projects | remedies, two stock- day"’ comes on April 12. | ings, full directions. he ES | bya e200 | PRINCE HENRY TO REPRESENT ENGLAND AT OLYMPIC GAMES. Write fer Further Information. st. Eonis Corliss Limb Specialty Company Third Son of King George Will Lead British Athletes in st. Louis. Mo Lindell 6754 Grand March. | BY the Associated Press. LONDON, April 5.—Prince Hen- L | Ty. third son of King Georze. wi! for Varicose veing., Whe as i “Pollution day.’ Dr. James Hen-| goods and we will consult us “you wil snail, 84-year-old author and hon-!@ refund your = first treatment and orary president of the organization, | money. Between Morgan and Franklin : a cure is possible will will be the first speaker Dr. | i. 10 »« if co at ive- > . ; : E > deere tia TT |Henry Baldwin and H. B. Ward’ of iste ase pl | the De Partment of Zoology, LUni- : in 6 months after suf: {| *erSity Of Illinois, will describe | = Sg for HM) years on | the effect which indiscriminate | ~s “gl rae s jemptying of waste in lakes and : INVESTIGAT siaicn 3 | ~ CORLISS LACED rs 1as had on fish. Herbert | 2 ' STOCKING Hoover also is announced to speak. : natuia poreary April 11, will have Greeley, . 5 MUI) JuUeTea ~~ 53522 Wraunklin Av. Reom ‘1° | go the honors for England at the | opening of the Olympic games ir | | he Coluombes Stadium near Paris | | Aug. 5, leading the British athlete: | in the grand march past the re- viewing stand. This ceremony over, he will re- tire to the grandstand, turning ove: the grilling work of winning (points to the sturdy teams, the ‘members of which are now train- ling in two big camps near London. | The British have high hopes of making a good showing in the {Olympic finals, particularly since the wearers of the Union Jack took iird place among the 17 countries all ON ng in the winter sports at }Chamonix. The British are spend- ing ¢ 30.000 to equip and maintain ‘thei r Olympic teams, of whic} only £200 remains to be raised 4 a [MISS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST TO SPEAK HERE THIS MONTH Former Militant Suffragctte Now Preaching a Doctrine of Moral Improvement, ) You are assured full measure of comfort, con- venience and interested personal service when you are handed a key at the Miss Westgate Hotel. Christabe] Pankhurst, | daughter and assistant of Mrs. Em- Every room has 'maline Pan Private Bath i'militant wing of the Outside Exposure | ‘rage movement, will be in St Louis April 138 and 14 asa guest of | ' | khurst, leader of the an English suf- | 4 Circulating Ice Water ost the Y. W. C. a. She will deliver: All of these high class | several addresses, details of which | accomodations are yours lh ave not been announced. } . 7 ’ a ’ srg ¢ ry “a If) iec f | at a very reasonable rate. she comes d ere from a series 0 Toronto, Cleveland and 5 os » o@ meetings a Rooms Buffalo and will depart for Los Mostly | Angeles April 16. Miss Pankhurst i'was one of the chief lieutenants of | | her mother during the militant | pa of violence prior to the -war. Suffrage was granted women of; England during the war. | | Miss Pankhurst now is preach- ing a doctrine of mental improve- | ment. She believes that the onls | 'real reforms can come from with- | RESERVATIONS SHOW INCREASE | —— a lerced open lace work Jesign creain-white col > MS: or. Length, 24 CREDIT TERM $1.00 A WEE K | inches. Soiid 18-k White Gold clasp DIAMOND CUFF set with a gen- LINKS ee iy Octagon shape, engraved vine leather case. Piatinum tor on Solid White Special price, Gold Two Blue-White Der fect-cut Diamends in raised settings $25 TERMS: 8°.50 A MONTH aaa, RAILROAD WATCHES white Goi Puc. | Guaranteed to Pass fee ey Warranted to wear Hamilten No. 992. “1 Jewels. Adjusted te posi- 25 years. Elaborately tions, Gold-filled 25-year case. ba ™ carved. Movement is Iiineis “Bann Special.” 21 Jewels. Adjusted to 6 pn M <vitted with epecial | Positions. Gold-filled 25-year case Moire silver dial. Micin’s Latest Raymond. 21 Jewels & héseetinente. $55 tune 40 hours one winding. Gold-filled 21-year case EASY CREDIT TERMS $1.00 A WEEK Watches and Jewelry repaired at lowest prices. Watch Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Not Advertised O14 Jewelry remedeied. Gather up your pleces Call or write for fatalo g 90s. Phone Bell, Main $7 or 16056 and salesman will call. $25 TERMS: $2.50 A MONTH ef discarded Jewetry and tet as remake them inte ading Ci BROS. &CO./f new dexign« of your own aciection. Eatimates free. Leading Cities THE OLD RELIABLE ORIGINAL DIAMOND AND WATCH Cameat HOUSE een - : re ae der we ty Pye RS . be ee MAS . ¥ OE er , Y ci ty wt]

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: est ae SUNDAY. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening ne —" ee noes | Bs RIL, «thes es onl a —— anna = — = — ne eee «mane mane ee ——— _—~ . TE SPIRIT PAINTINGS BY NE Eg Ey pone THE eA YIT'SHEREITHE EAGERLY AWAITED ANNUAL FURNT - r _ : of Technique, Produces a. UST take ° ™ Weirdlvy Harmonious Effects. your shoes off | - and then put those weary, Mm | Special to the Post-Dispatch. , shoe-crinkled, : OMAHA, Neb.—Chariles Watson. | | a 28-year-old negro, who used to; work around the electric light plant} i= at Bryan, Tex., but has been driving When yourfeetfeellikelumpsof BH . coal wagon in Omaha for several, } Tm : seein ae : ~~ weet ht : | EEE” Sevarend re chastoas, | veers. 12 causing something Of | Your feet will dance with joy; “‘'™ 5 digreenge sree ~¢ ccna | ol “1 ait wal * @ ityalists by his paintings ©+ ee so you Wi find pain gone faces which he says come into his | from corns, callousesand bunions. |g ***** ene enirtt world. Wat-|i | y , pepe, copes wr: > There's nothing like “T1Z.” mine trom ts poe arth sf painting | ae : - 3 3 = ; —— s. . > 4)i > 444448486 , It’s the only remedy that draws |B 50m has no knowieese nie de. eG | technique, but his de-| im at Again St. Louis’ foremost Furniture Economy Event is here—THE RELIABLE’S 17TH ANNIVERSARY be ey — ee ER «er eee a of 2 2eebeneneer Sale were made mon ‘~~ out all the poisons and acads or drawing , aman eee ge | .s ob a n a color scheme that * | aos , SALE. During this occasion we are going to _ the public “Birthday Gifts” in the form of the most 7 1. which we are passing on which feet and cause signs are in 8 . puff up your attracting much attention | / remarkable Furniture bargains ever offered. he growth of the Reliable institution is proof positive 4 vaive—gi ving. and this year - has been partially in-j§ ‘ . , that we have served and that we have satisfied. YOU, through your loyal support and co-operation, A few cents buys a box of | a ae ST hat th ieee , ’ , are going to give “TIZ” at any drug or depart- IB vestigated by David Ao» poi aia’ 7 ee have made possible our enormous expansion and now, during our Anniversary Sale, we are recipro- | nT WRIST WATC ment store—don’t wait. Ah! IM gator for the American Psychical cating with you by placing on sale our entire gigantic stock at savings of *s to ‘=: off our usually , how glad your feet get; how 9B Institute and Laboratories of New ee low prices. comfortable your shoes feel. BiYork. Abbott has pronounced it a G FOR FUTURE DELIVERY PURCHASES | TOMORROW YOUNG COUPLES! 23.02 °355 Bathe Them in IZM °° armory, rr errr rere ANNIVERSARY SALE OF QUALITY Dr. Robert F Gilder. a Nebraska after seeing some of Wat- $30.00 SEAMLESS BRUSSELS RUGS a ne ne ne re a et ane een emma imtar ADVERTISEMENT oumuneals : hima save Beavtiful ere-piece Brussels Race. Priced in the $17.80 RELIABLES (tTtk ANWNIVERSARY S4LE we Free fo Asthma and oo. ==: Hay Fever Sufferers 9 sons." $4S Seamiess 9x12 Alil-Wooil Veivet Rugs | 2 — Priced im the HRELIABLE'’S t7th ANNIVERSARY $29 50 — = : -_ SiALZ at " $273 Hand-Webbed, Mohair pone ser $50.00 SEAMLESS 9x12 AXMINSTER RUGS | $2iGgets. Arms, Seats and Backs OVERSTUFFED SUITE 4 Sistine: ~o s3780 F GBtfed Suite . om sp s«Rn™- St ea ae FLOORCOVERINGS! §£ =: 18 . ersta ee ; Q 3) re /, - & =) r® fac r ‘ef rT: me* am artist—a ia —* Free Trial of Method That Anyone ~ogae Simpiy mail co below, » cannot descrive in words —Froy even do not pay Postage cht I saw them Thev wor- . : . + *-—io.? ¢ aint * FREE TRIAL COTPON ried me so I trie lI to paint t FRONTIER ASTHMA CO “I got some paints and went iss s ‘ cara and Hudson , wi- » i. 7 7 ™ eh oe alo. N. Y¥ work I painted three Send free trial ef yeur method to: without anv idea Then design and color combination ‘eee en ee ee ee eee & Sea teeeaeenaseeeaee, _ar . kak + a . Te APF it we &* & . wif SD ARM ROCKER OR DAVENPORT : : Fico . oa ' ly the merchandise we are offering—each claim is > an velour comiinniinn eacet 3 Ar r ‘ Sorerems ae octbed. No uciy steel tues etex 7 Cook's Linoleum | in Absolutely perfect: NOT rem- Feur yard= wide; cheice pat- a 4 : an ABSOLUTE FACT! A careful imspection will ttem te break deown—embudies Bagg gs ; be prove te vou that EVERYTHING IS EXACTLY AS [Begmionalls sdvertived Nachman Unit spring Enahne Sane | @@e NIVERSARY SALE $i 10 = eee aT wort eon. _*er-——_—-—- eee « eee REPRESENTED. PRICE, yard PRICE. yard san Qwocsseaecesecer, - * “oeeee* esaeese@eateaeeaane patie come.” Draws Face of His Watson has a head and features ADVERTISEMENT. is his ruline espirt. of the head is not good. artis’ But the face, once seen C be soon forgotten Watso: > . . ° ~* — lis spirit conmtrols his a a" guides his han in the m Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act geatiy oa the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad bteath Gad quick relief through Dr. Ed- wards VUlive Tablets. The pleasan‘, sugar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath br all who know them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gently but firmly om the bowe’s and liver, stimulating them to natura! action, clearing the blood and gen- tly purifying tbe entire system. They do that which dangerous cal» mel does without any ef the bai Dog Rann be We Aer tin after effects. a Se All the Denefite of sasty, sickeaing {| riping cathartics are derived from Dr. PEORIA, U).— gsi Bag ee 2 yen Siping. of “Buddie.” a pet fox terrier = “al = ey 2 the failed to save the life of 4-rear-old formula, after seventeen years of practice izartzell] Kellenzerger of Peoria. mong patients efflicte! with bowel and f iver complaint, with the attendant bad and the Dory was crowned in a wel hpaentie The deg plunged into the wel! af: - 2 7 6 * - 7 7 . . s . -_ .* THIS $200 ALL-LOOSE CUSHION 3 I Sf] | Brnree-piece OVERSTUFFED SUITE ‘DAVENETTE SUITE. E SUITE 4VNIVERSARY SALE PRICE . . Superb all leese-cushion. veleer everstuffed th she we oo = te $ ‘afte. comprising davenpert. armekair and arm Kreeklier Davenette Suite is your recker. 41) Marskaill spring-seat construction. assurance ef quality. and. ict Very gracefully designed. Priced at a frac- pea tt ge spi" ee 1°46. ties of its actual vaiee. ‘ screamin atic tage oa Pm 2 is inte a2 full-size ail-«. pulled out and revived bw artificia respiration He had broken a leg ™~ ADVEETISEMENT sine a ;- yy Feared Lext Dime Cost Her Heaven. How Many Pounds Would smca0: i vost iseoeten BLOOMSBURG, Pa You Like to L Gime she found 1 kept. when she } lf you are * le. at ? : ‘ Woy ad A Ce) ™ Pos TPO T - Bs.. Se SOR BUINE S-PLY WALNUT | THIS $325 FIVE-PLY ve a ce mine 5-Pity Walnut, 3-Piece BE BEDROOM if GENUINE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE «cape... IVVIFERSARY W SUITE SALE PRICE.. a {VVIPERS ARI . ; Fr ee } $ | ; Seite at The @avenpert epens iste o fuil-«ire. camfertabie bed. having the weil- ;, : ' > . It 2 5 , ea ef zr*e- knewn “Nachman all leese cushjeon. spring seut construction. davenport. beaeri- : e . | bering plate SUIT {VVIVERSARE armchair and arm_rocker._ ! S4LE PRICE... SAME 3-PIECE SUITE WITHOLT BED. wh ‘ chifforette. on Anniversary “ale Price . Vanity D 3 6 & ge Siaee ele a nrEr éremer with pinte : ~ ; FREE With Each __. 7. = VANITY DRESSER PRICED ETTHA AT 869 This $200 Full Porcelain Enamel COMBINATION =. FS Sean ee RA N G c oe ie i Genuine S-9ty or ‘YY ALCP OR GRAF THIS $500 HAND-BLOC ED MOHAIR ri, | hon ane S4LhE Pic F. | : — = ° ’ ij: 4 “ ‘ROL . SO Re ee ee ee seem od alt she Anniversary Sale Price ee ry Stain ' = “* > - an - & whrederfully geed-leckieg. luturicasn, “ake eed all genuine mehair. leeee-cushicn 9 o1er- eg reewita « stuffed *aitc—Sactman watt sprieg <+<ent coe Sore canst ract(ea—om prises three maeagnifi- ‘ree hake erat pieces, that inciude an tmmerence dav - ae | out ‘ spacious arwecbtair and arw= | . es , **% ‘. “ 2 id SAY “BAYER” when you buy - Geniing Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets vou are hot getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 23 years for -— MODEL 4-3 in i cemtiaenal . ‘vieadity PP) one craupn “"Dedying the wich. ‘=~. Very legonotty will rite aT PPP eee eevee Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism e Accept only “Baver’’ package which contains proven directions. , Hand ve of 12 tablets _Aavirim te the wate mart of Pazer Manufacture of Mepeecnticunitestor or cones Et r io? & } 2 ABLE Cabinet Gas Agi: Range sacs. i enenanene — t ‘- s THE BIG STORE at S. E. COR. STH ar A

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NNIVERSARY of the most proof positive co-operation, 5 are recipro- our usually SES 395 ANMSARY COME QUALITY _ = LS RUGS »™* $17.80 Velvet Rugs ....... 929.50 NSTER RUGS 930280 INGS! rd Armstrong and k’s Linoleum ps wide: choice put- SALE "S I7th AN. SALE me 10 .« @we eacenerassecn, e TTT errr ————— ROEHLER’’ UITE. uinut, 3-Piece UITE 149 | Extra at $69 as see eeeresees sees © oan noes see Sl eesaee, (INNIVER Well mad& Suite co include armchair 4 DA Davenet tially An ¢ an vine « ful gins Vani SUNDAY, setae 6, 3976. The i! BIGGER BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE! vanklind Sale were made months In advance—factories co-operated with us by a“ We have strived to surpass our previous 4 value-giving, and this year our Anniversary Sale leads by far any Furniture to give ABSOLUTELY FREE TO THE LADIES, A $20 WHITE- MENT WRIST WATCH IN A HANDSOME PLUSH BOX, with each pur- vs TOMORROW, which we are passing on to you. going MONDAY AT 8:30 A. M. ee — eee ee —_ —— ee a _ —~s _ — a _ — - = —— —— =asudlllisescastunuananetbatiobnendananasemessa — - ——- ER eee ete = POST- DISPATCH — has 45,000 ON — Cé reulation than corn ean fvisabeesiae secant C -OMBINE D THE RELIABLE ) FO ) THE 200M HOME OUTFIT! vrist mate na ‘tems. Seats and Backs fed Suite AND ARM- = 187 pecee@ace @ ai ae aea eee weaeeer ee! cma ae G@e@emecse eee oe a eats ed > Gorse +g a lam aks Pon maad is 2 = . This $200 an OVERSTUFFED BED SUITE 4nniverasaary Sale Price Very handsome Bed Suite that atee!l tapestry that ix eonvertible into ; overstuffed includes n davenport i full size. all- - cOomforinble hed. armchair and arm rocker. 4 sanuite of double utility, sac- rificed at only . a er Attention, . Out-of- Town Customers! If you live within 200 miles it will more than ~ |i seen REE-PIECE TE SUITE Davenette Louvis—-On All Hard Roads! | Free Truck Delivery Within 30 Miles of “2 pay you to come to 5t. lovis and attend this Sale as the savings will surpass your greatest cx- pectatious. a art 4} MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED OUR -USUAL CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS THIS $375 GENUINE 5-PLY WALNUT — 9-PIECE —— DINING {f8 ve pieces that into a bed), 69) $130 ARM SUITE rocker. Substan- finished 18 pee ees ee eae ai SUITE . ANNIVERSARY sake can wa Superbly constructed lone cane velour Bed- Davenport (that opens into a full-size all- steel bed), beautiful armchair and arm rocker to match. Upholstered in a goodgrade of seuwur This $275 Cane Velour Three-Plece LONG BED-DAVENPORT “184 ume Dol e-4 very new creation in dining-room fhe ly Designed in a tistic pattern—— filled. rofl e funey tie k»— Anni- ,ersary 5 85 * ale an Peice $0 PUKE WOOL ——_ es be kk" —- An 2 nga sale MAT- 6 75 s $45 Davenport Table $20 GOLDFN OAK TOP-ICFER tion early. REFRIGERATOR—Sale price. — This $236 Ali- Biue Porcelain Enamel High Oven Combination — yi oectagon- al-shaped Davenport Ts- ble—genuine mahogany finish. THIS $8.75 Wrought tren BRIDGE LAMP AND SHADE $4.50 Very handsonie and practical ridge lamp— complete with a Faquisite very artistic deco mahorcany rated parchment Tubirc. finish shade. $38 Davenport “Table Queen Anne 75 Davenport and Maker — priced vers low during our 17th Anni\rrsary male THIS $35 ENAMELED — FIVE - PIECE — WINDSOR BREAKFAST ow Sale Price... Comprises mebemrts table having dren iden ond 4 beau- 4 Ys G me Me Pe Guy Adee , HA A 0-0 V * A Ss +. Ce ith. p tre | | oe armel finishes. YELIABL. el A os o ae earn 3° ul 4 , Gt bette nF 3 Tate » 9 Aad aa E. COR. 8TH and FRA NKLINS + : ’ | } ee - — lita ct _-——_—_——_- -- ee ee eee ote eeesreeRE —cune ee - —— + | Special! i Two | person take up a homestead of 160 acres. x Papi IPRS S208 Ren aR a> Pe EOS, Se ge ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ w WOMAN, 12, OLOES PERSON IN NEBRASKA Three of Four Sons Keep Vow} to Remain Single and Care for Her. to the Post-Dispatch. ALBLON, Neb.—Mrs. Rose Gar- vey has just celebrated her 112th birthday at her home near this’ town. She ts the oldest person in| Nebraska. Her family is just as it was when | it left Ierland 60 years ago, ex- | cept that one child has married | and her husband has died. left and Mrs. Garvey and four sons, Anthony, Michael and| Jonn married a number of they Ireland P atrick, John years ago and lives on an adjoin- | ing farm. In the home there are four peo- The “baby” is Anthony. He Patrick is 80. ple. is only 68 years old. Michael is 72. The work. ‘boys’ do all the house- Patrick Mike is Tony superintends the is cook. housemaid farm and, together does all the work. All them look after their “boys,” three of mother. Years and years ago. after the death of their father, the “boys” | vowed never to marry, but to re- main at home and care for their | mother. John was already mar- ried, so he was absolved from the | care of the mother. When the Garveys came from Ireland, they first settied in Schuylkill County, Pa. The old/' folks were middle-aged people at that time, although the Civil War was just getting well under head- | way Mr. Garvey was 56 years old and Mrs. Garvey was 50 at that time. They remained in Pennsyl- vania 20 years. Then they came W est. The Garvey family was estab- lished 90 years ago, when the Gar- veys were married in County Mayo. Ireland. In those years there has been just one death in the famils | Likewise | that of Mr. Garvey. there has been but one marriage | —that of John Garvey. Both the death and the marriage took place after the family came to Nebraska. When the G braska, there were 8,000,000 to 19.- 000,000 acres of public land in this State ready for the settler. Each over 21 years of age could There were four boys in the Gar- vey family all over 21 years—and the old folks, too. That made five of the Garvey family who were en- titled to homesteads. The Garveys had no _ trouble finding five homesteads all in a —e and they soon had a body of 830 acres of land, the very best in the county. When | there were Mr. | with the other | Jarveys moved to Ne- There are thousands of mothers who every winter buy at least six bottles of SCOTT'S EMULSION counting it a good invest- ment against winter- ills) Keep Scott’s in the medicine-case. Scott & Bowne, Bloomficid, N. J. _ ADVERTISEMENT Alkali in Shampoos Bad for Washing Hair Many soaps and prepared sham- poos contain too much free alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use is Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is pure and entirely greaseless. It is ‘inexpensive and beats anything else all to pieces. You ean get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family fer months. Two or three teaspoonfuls is all ‘that is required. Simply moisten vour hair with water and rub it in. Tt makes an abundance of rich, |ereamy lather, which cleanses thor- ‘oughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and | is soft, fresh looking, bright, finffy, | wavy and easy to manage. Besides, ‘it loosens and takes out every par- tiele of dust, dirt and dandruff. ————emeeer i | ADVERTISEMENT Kills Catarrh Germs: In Three Minutes Chronic catarrh, no matter how bed and cases of bronchial asthma now yield instantly to the amazing discovery ef & French ecientist. This drugiess methed called Lavex kills the germ in thres minutes, yet is positively harmiess to the most delicate tissues. Your head and lungs are cleared like magic. Sut ferers are relieved in « single night. To prove it and to introduce La to a million sufferers in one month, offer to send a treatment free and post- paid. to any one who wil! write for i, No obligation. No cost. If it cures you, you can repay the favor by telling your friends—if not, the loss is mine. matter what you have tried. just send me your name and address for this generous free treatment and prove that you can be rid of catarrh. W. B. SMITH, 8390 Laver Bidg Kansas City, Mo. " ADVERTISEMENT LEG AKE CURABLE. Bores or Varicose —s |troubles for al | markable painless treatment. ent from anything you ever heard of. ithe result of over 35 years’, specializing. Simply send your name and address to Dr. ER. Buite 361, "921 East site ‘street. Kaneas City. . LL Napoleon vainly awaiting the belated Grouchy at Waterloo. When TIME means ¥ Everything Nobody knew better than Napoleon at Waterloo how much time counts. Had Grouchy, his general, been on time, been different. everything might have Time counts always for more than we imagine. When the intestines are inactive, and consti- pation’s poisons are flooding the system, quick relief is needed—time counts. PLUTO WATER acts positively and thoroughly in 30 minutes to two hours. Slow over-night cathartics are not the physic. Use PLUTO. A water physic, PLU thing when you need @ TO washes and flushes the entire intestinal tract, promptly, gently and completely without any It is bottled at French unpleasant after effects. Lick Springs, in Indiana, prescribed by physicians and sold by druggists. When Nature Won't PLUTO Will PLUTO WATER

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SUNDAY. APRIL 4 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and une other evening newspaper COMBINED 8 ~~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . - ee o -— : | RE. ” —" ¢ thexneneeth ; Se, ot | BR. Ducorron.| omi S. Lewis The chairman of the} GE NO PHONE OR ce O. D. ORDERS ] ES ON LABELS - SOLVE House of Commons or see ey Een ean Bagenathe ah A and Mrs. Na-| St. Louis committee ts Mrs. T >. | MAIL ORDERS FILLED—ADD POSTA — — 4 7 LADY ASTOR'S GUEST PROBLEMS." Sn - = hi) - ‘tical Dee it she has undcdoudt- . Se Timid Ones Are ire Made to Feel at ed — eee oe , the ifn _ Tay he una! : 6 .) leg - d AO rr rer } ent a homes ‘I -eellttt. i wl re 14) 3 ners Erk ek eee ee SEP r, Bree : Se: Vee Cats eased SS eee - Ray sa oa wt ht Th ; ; Easter special FOUMeIMIS a Ere! SEVENTH AND WASH nee 8 waa diately car’ z om onversation | anil Maat ge " 52° 1$1.20 Sal Hepatica. . . 83c $1.00 Lyeel -.. 2... a Terms Arranged | Wy iit en | oe pee ten gg | tear, aoa 50c Lashbrow Paste (dk.) 36c Milk’s Emulsion, large ...83e ; 35¢ Sanitol Van. Cream. .23c : il Food .......58 — TH gy citame Tooth Paste 3 for soe 506 Mavis Face Powder. 29¢) co: "wiccoy. “Coa” Liver oa — 50c Pozzomni’s Face Pdr. .34c Tablets 50c F ’s Face Pdr. .34c : Face 50c Cones Fae Pocdiae ate b0c P OMmpetan Pewder = = = 39¢e Mer ol 60c Pompeian Day Cream. 39c be : Honey and Miles Nervine iui Mths on. ame See Hind 'S aimee Cream 34c, 69¢c 50c Phillips’, Milk Mag.-. ‘ae 25¢ Mary Garden Tal.3 for 30c (5C Forhan’s Tooth Paste, 39¢| sqxcmiseii's 72a. Giazo Nail Enamel ; Mary Fuller Nail Pol. 19c, 39¢ | == —— ant oe 35¢ H Nail Polish. . .. ury s : 50c ll dain Cuticura or be te s Cod Liver Oil... ee it Sanitol Tooth Paste or Powder, Resinol Soaps aterbury's : Ww 3 for 50c | § Box 3 cakes, 63c 4c mages Lescaut ee ee es awe oo a Ee ATTENTION, } Thoroughly Gedarized Bags she Parmer’ Co-Operatie : Both in and outside of these Bags are en- w ov . bie carer btPt ts mm etal aa HOUSEKEEPERS ! . = ——- -w an th map tn ig yy — ae mew les . ‘hat the agrieus : | partly cedarized Bags. WwW | si eaaiill now are doing. fi in , + bey «xperta Black Flag Insect Pew-| | ——— SPECIAL SALE OF CEDAR =a ey ON i pein d Ze S3 : ‘ G - / : ‘ Meth Balis = Ibs. Zoe The =p a . the f Ad alae wee te et Cedar Bags ‘Tar Bags any lamp secket. ee ns eee Methezone Campher Crys- Be 24x24. 58 FREE GIFTS! Free With $10.00 Purchase | ee With each pur- —— chase of $10 we RB | if ee give. a bsoiutety eautifu an i, Sen ef Tableware —. i Conmaistsirg ; * knives. 6 inner 6 tablespoons. teaspoens, Electric Lamps. Kitchen Sets, Aluminum Sets. Racs. Mirrers, Clecks and numereas articies fer lustrated) . the heme accerding to ameunt ef purchase. : these Free Gifts W aN | t ne | ni Bridge-Beach Ne and Charter Oak Baicce- ~Seac™ 2 TTS i= = = oS) a om ww es SS US tals, Ib. , 4 =a Berax. 5-Ib. package. 65e ize 98 ~q > . ~~ ’ : «+ ~ -* oF i?" . . $1.19 Sehilling 7 Reach Pow- Siz 30 31) : tine 3 Ae $139 oe oes ’ 23x37 ee der 19e, Sve ; 30=70.......-$8.@ Noxabug ..- 19 White Tar Paper, 9x8 sheet box of one dozen O’Cedar Pelisk s3e, 44e esheets . ) ' ;, ' 49e Getz Reack Pewder t4e Tar Paper Rolls: sien: 60GB; O60. «ocvn e000 Ge Peterman’s Discovery, Cedar Paper Bells; size 4x¢8: a: $i 40 peterman's Ant Poot. -|Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes SAVE YOUR FEET 13e, Je BY BUYING A PAIR Peterman’s HReack Pow- Ww. W. Semi-Ctuabe se oe| “SEN EES JUNG'S ARCH BRACES Wizard Feraieure Pelish, 44e Special—3-Piece Walnut-Finished Bedroom Suite | tse and oe 339: —t.. |..,,... Aion ae Your Olid Stove ~ = anc ¢ Tastee. $6.00 ae Senth. 23e. Bex of 4, $2.25 denis: teeiiet Dunn Tusede Smokie Tobacee | They strength- 23e, $1.23 -Pound Tins, 55 en the mus- Abserene Wall Paper Bull Duerkam Tebercce 1 T Cleaner 1@e 4 Packages for 25c ; ~sneeel he and shine out of hair. ie Red Devil Reack Pow- 5@c Briar Pipes . | _— Cleero, the new der 34e; 3 for $1.00 Cut to 29c : pertastic!] sampoo, does away She Red Devil Reach Pow- 3 Arch Brace. | with rinsing. No harmful in- der __. 1vTe;: z fer 50c E ts. u aranteed . i. Wr ve jd Crater Sulpher Candies, ENRICH to give satis- puthocemnmane § eS oo ae faction. the hair. The Clecro foam a A Gleamv Mass of H B. ‘tors B. Pound — mepeeeenean oneninen rolls dirt to the t.p. Wipe off | - ae eae . anne —— —ace and ~ ae — a ete _ ef 568 euahics ws te raeers mirrer at si — _——— — . aft , - Fasily werth $40. n sale while ‘ rT) ser a ~~ quantity tet af..... = , “ $29:75 [gee 8 fo ee 29¢ TERMS ‘ They creme in chetce TERMS: $3.00 MONTHLY - ; >a ‘'@ asserted pinid an 1226-1228 1226-1 OLIVE ST. HOENIX FURNITURE C0. OLIVE ST. LSA today a O00 guarantee $1.37 bottle, ppear twice as thie sf gieamy Pty bery [Rae Casieria, 3 battles, 81c 1 ee 3 ** 50c co. Ea aaiieanal ‘ goer ak | ‘Tur anee $. SS. 60c Jomt = —o- White actif the hair oe Cee = Boncilla Clay ___686 | 69c, $1.29 Ease, 49c ' | = | * “™¥ er _— i- _— “h sragte bair te grow . streng. Hair store [== 108 Suipbhur and | 85c Jad Sal 59 | | a 4 landruft diss | : . GAnarutt ; DE $1 oe 1 9 | Socom Tereer Ton 25C} = - [S —? of deiightful, , nae Soederine’? at any drug oF wwwwwwwwwww wW emo ss W WwW W W W W WwW iil Poe fal your hair t + STREEEEEEETE

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SUND APRIT, “te OF D. ORDERS ee > ae ae | aM A 25c package of | Shampoo with ourchase of 50c or spirin Tablets, nh 25c; 100 in bot., 93c , © 2 © ote 79c 39c, 79c arsaparilla .....75¢ 3 for $2. dwell’s Syrup Pepin W i n’s Kidney Pills. i 29c, 49c, 85c Ww 98c oline, large. . .83c. Be cece esses SIC, 188 large jars .....49¢ blorite or Renuit. .19¢ oy 2 elie cle wie teie « OBC Maw o. size, 69 , www peseceenese = © : oneelse in Washington, | tad q = SUNDAY, _ APRIL 6, 1924. —- AE ete NOT fg OP BGO OFF Bigs ok ta: m Smee sige fee nie * The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COneINED ST. LOU! S POST-DISPATCH oe illustration of how the bill certificate. Now how would we) poration. though I believe it would /000,000 bushels would work. determine the value of that certifi-|be lower than that, and you have|cents a bushel bushel, = _—— nl 9 ————=—== a se ee eam you withhold 15 |Subtractine the $90.0090.000 of ex- | “Suppose i é Yr aa 5 seen ‘ , “4 from the farmer | ense, } eaves $°° 50 an ‘ ae he ose a farmer has 2000 |cate at the end of the season? Wea total cost of $90,000,000. But if|for the equalization fund, vou wil) |e and CURED } usiiels of wheat to sell. The do-|are producing about 750,000,000j/out of a total production of 750,-|have on hand about $112.500.000 VORMRINESE OM AOSt FED mestic price is $1. The ratio price|bushels of wheat, of which 150,-|= , ane _—— WITHOUT _ADVERTISEMENT _ No pain, nor koife, scissors. cutting, burning, electricity or other violent or dle AIL | of ~ > gee other commodities | 000,000 bushels would J» the esti- ADV ERTISEMENT. > vs . ¢ S re A ‘ | > | | i) would ca for a price of $1.50 a|mated amount needed for export, Dentistry 2 at Pre-War Prices : ngreeable features are used in my treatmentx. no gax, no chloroform, se GRABER G ——— instead of paying the farmer that ures. But in the export market we The quick action of simple cam- : - ame gp in cash, or $3000, he|would have to sell at a loss, say at | phor, hydraSstis, witchhazel, etc., Hh. woul f | i re F about $2700, The remaining $300 | total loss of about $75,000,000. Add! astonishes people. One small bot- i] would be withheld and in its place }to that an approximate cost of $15,- |tle helps any case weak, sore or he would be given a ‘participation | 000, 000 as the expense of the cor- os eyes. Aluminum eye cup if things were normal. But! based on the previous year’s fig- | be paid, for illustration,|$1 a bushel. This would mean a/@S8 mixed in Lavoptik eye wash ree. At all drugzists. ‘ Pn — 1869 ALLEN'S ULCERLNE SALVE salves combined. It is the most powerfal ee eee ae ens ay ae Ae > Oa sulve known and heals sores from the bot- - tem up, Growing out | out the poisons. By mail hospital bills. You can attend to your regular business dally. To remove all Oo { DH S Oo Q c S doubt, | guarantee to cure your piles, no matter how severe or chronie the case. ' Write or call for my free booklet. Consultation and examination free. Dr. Baskette, Rectal Specialist, 817A Locust St.. St. Louis, Mwy healed more old sores than all other Office Hours: 9. a. m. to 5:30 p. m.: W ednesduys and Saturdays, 0 a. m. te m. 66 cents. Boo J.P. ALLEN MEDICINE CO., Dept. A-3, The POST-DISPATCH ia the only St. Louis evening St. Paul, Minna. newspaper iving sociated P: —_—— = pa} £ Ag c ress news service. - + in Department of ‘culture Denies Legis- Will Close Grain E CO- OPERATIVES re Be eeRATING NOW —— Ry “Participation Certificates,” Asserting “They Would F ully Pro- ject the Producer. “By DAVID LAW RENCE, ja} Washington ¢ ‘orrespond- A secs of the Post-Dispate th. (Copyright. 124.) WASHINGTON, April 5.—Ad- | spall officials are at sixes | over the McNary- | Haugen bill which provides ma- chinery for the purchase : ots the export wheat crop. The critics are numerous, the attack on the bill extending all the way from cries of unsoundness to the statement that it will take an army greater than the prohibition force to po- lice its operation. Charles J. Brand, consulting spe- calist at the Department of Agri- culture, who probably is more fa- miliary: with the proposal than any- today con- sented to explain some of the pro- visions of the measure. | “If people will only read the bill and examine it care fully,” he said, | “they will not find in it on reflec- | tion the imaginary dangers they | think they see. For instance, it has been said the bill would put | the grain exchanges and traders) out of business. It will not. The. United States Agricultural Export | Corporation will act through exist- | ing trade bodies and organizations. | The corporation is to be actuarial and not a trade body itself. One | thing it may do, | admit, It may | reduce the amount of fluctuation | in grain prices due to world ru- | mors, but the exchanges will always be influenced by domestic factors and rumors. like Farmers’ Co-Operatives. “What is proposed in the Mc- Nary-Haugen biftf ts nothing more nor less than what the agricultural co-operatives noW are doing. We simply would buy the exportable surplus of wheat from the farmer, not out of Government funds, but out of funds provided by the farm- er himself and, when the time for settlement comes at the end of the year, the farmer would get his ‘patronage dividend,’ as the farm co-operatives call it, in the form | Baby Grand Piano Wurlitzer Stores From Coast to Coast A National Event f Store Open Every Night This Week 8 ANN iVERSARY SAL Nation Wide in Scope~Epoch-marking in Values. N CELEBRATION of its 68th anniversary the house of Wurlitzer determined on an offering of special values in every: department that in straightforward, out-and-out value giving will surpass anything ever attempted by any music house. This, briefly, is the explanation of the 68th anniversary sale. The reason for the sale is to further ad- vertise in a nation-wide way the facts that Wurlitzer can give the best values in everything musical; that Wurlitzer does give the best values at all times, and that Wurlitzer can do this because of its enormous volume of sales through the many Wurlitzer stores in the leading cities of the country. These are the facts and the reason for this great nation- wide sales event. The values below speak for themselves. They tell a story of value-giving that has never been equalled in the annals of the music business. These are specimen values only; there are many more equally attractive to be seen in all departments. If you have any thought whatsoever of purchasing anything musical either now or in the future you owe it to yourself to see these special values at your earliest possible convenience. — EN — WAU AMU Nc $ A | 2 q iu iH A Just the thing for the up- | | to-date, modern home and a | striking example of Wurlitz- | er value-giving. The bench and lamp are included in the | special offer. This elegant little grand occupies practically the same floor space as an upright, yet has a tone of surpassing sweetness and range. Pay Only $10 Monthly Player Piano Outfit sigalg (Complete as Illustrated) | *327 Here’s the complete piano for the home—the Player- Piano—that all can play by music roll or finger method. A reliable, sweet-toned piano with all improved player features for controlling expression, tempo and volume. The Outfit Includes: Player-Piano complete as shown. Combination bench to match. Music roll cabinet. Library of music rolls. Floor lamp with silk shade. Pay Only $8 Monthly of ‘participation certificates’ of le- gal tender value. They will be commercial paper pure and sim- ple, I have heard statements that the farmers wouldn't accept these certificates. But let us take an es _.__ADVERTISEMENT Beauty : AGleamy Ma Mass of _— a | | BSc Deinderine” d does Wonders | for Any Girl's Hair Girls) Try this! When combing | réssing you Ss Your } K r hair, just moistea he brush with a little ‘*Dan- | air. and brush it through your | ; 4 do you effect is startling! ‘Yoa | ;* ur hair up immedi: itely and | *ppear twice as thick and | So a mass of gleamy hair, ing with life and possessing | eomparable softness, freshness | oe (iS TUriance. | tring beautifying the hair ‘‘ Dan- te is also toning and stimu. fach single hair to grow thick, | ; aad strong. Hair stops falling wf dandruff disappears. Get | me of delightful, refreshing | serine’? at any drug or toilet | and just see how healthy ul your hair becomes. The outstanding value of to-day in a high- grade piano of pure, sweet tone, guaran- teed durability andemodern case design. A duet bench to match is included at the special sale price. Pay Only $8 Monthly Phonograph Outfit | 2 1 Complete as || Pay Only. Illustrated || $8 Monthly Large console style phonograph; mahogany finish; plays all records. The Outfit No. 1 (as illustrated) Includes: ) 12 musical selections (6 Victor double- faced, 10-inch records), 3 record with cord, 2 tapestret torchiere mats, automatic record repeater, dancing doll attachment, combination box of 500 assorted needles, record cleaner and brush. OUTFIT NO. 2 Similar to Outfit No. 1, except phofiograph is slightly smaller and different model and only one $99 00 torchiare and mat are included. f = ——7~ . di Tenor Trap Drum Banjo Outfit phone $47 $21 $55 phone. for high-grade musical perfect musical This one has perfect results Outfit com- and = sanitary scale and snappy a condition. wenn plete as illustrated. Great value. Special Special Special Easy Terms | Easy Terms Easy Terms oo * * Taken Violin ¥ f Trum- Outfit | pet $15 $23 nt. 4 Featuring rotary -_ mot 7 change to A. Brilifant violin wit case, | tone, easy biowing bow and all neces- #& and perfect intona- sary accessories. | tion. Special Special Easy Terms Easy Terms ~\ . EEE During This Sale Store Open Every Night This Week COUPON eg ‘*Wurlitzer.’ 1006 Olive St., St. Louis, # LI Ze O Send eomplete information. 1 am imterested in Easy Payments lerms HE ‘ in All Departments 1006 OLIVE STREE T Nome Address ORE! Sy ay a Pe it. 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yee ry ri POE Seti PPT BAS OS UAB. a nee F > eames ST.LOUIS POST ~DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspa per C OMBINED a ————E——E———————— ~ ADVER “ISEM ENT r Pretty, Wavy, Curling — Hair Without Hot Iron Here's nethod which is a favorite of the belies of a certain ex clusive social set It will give hair such a beautiful wave and lustre and permit you to do away with the Tuinous Waving forever Just get from any druggist a few ounces of pure liquid silmerine and app YY a ittle with & ciean tooth brush just before doing up the hair tis Will give vou a rea Surprise it fascinating!: Wary appear so natura! ar there will be no greasy. cun or other unpicasant trace of this harm less liquid. You can exercise for hours in the gymnasium. dance all evening a heated bal] room or teke a long mo- - fear of your hair los rou won't reel te tor a considerable a simple iron effect & Streai 5 again use silmerine tirn oe ! Your | ADVERTISEMENT. ee ee ee KEEP YOUR DOG WELL Sergeant’s Condition Pills are a splendid tonic for weak, listless, ailing dogs and puppies. Give them occasionally as they keep your dog well and happy with eyes bright, coat glossy, spirits high and scent keen. 60c at drug, sports and seed stores, pet shops or by mail. Sergeant's Dog Medicines have been the standard for 50 years—safe and effective medicines for all dog ailments. Book on Diseases of Dogs Free Dog Boo with Symptom Chart and instructions on care, feeding and breeding also Senator Vest's celebrated ° ‘Tribute to a Dog.” Write for ea copy. Our FREE ADVICE Dep't answers any question about your dog's health free. State symptoms, age and breed in writing. Polk Miller Drug Co, Inc. 1329 E. Main St. Richmond, Va. Polk Miller's famous Dog lice ohansens [ r \r eciure Lara wane SD OO A Re ew re LO AEC LOE I OE A I RS NL TN I " ov =~ - “ " oa « — " - vw = ew EBERHARDT-WEIDEMAN 2615 North 14th Sc EUGE OMARA $386 North Union Bivd READER SHOE CO 4516 Eastoo Ave - WINDLER & NIEFKWAN 3514 Meraimec St. To Women Who Are Up and Going All Day Long oo USINESS, sports, the’social whirl, clubs — many wo- men today are up and go- |} ing all day long, and often C long into the night. They will appreciate Johansen Feeture Arch Shoes — the smartest feminine footwear of the moment, combined with a de- lightful comfort.chat no other shoes have ever been known to give! Try on the new Spring styles; all in che new Spring leathers and materials. OHANSEN FEETURE ARCH SHOES WITH THE EEETURE-FIT HEEL “They Have Made Fashion Comfortable These are the stores where you may try them on. Ask to see the new Spring Feeture. Arch Styles. And ask for free booklet, ‘Comfort Plus Styke.” ST LOUIS DEALERS FAMOUS-BARR CO E._F EISENBACH 7824 Ivory Ave ANSTEDT SHOE G9 1226 South Broadway 2802 Chrppewa Sx. 3125 South Grand The Mariel—which proves that Feeture Arch Shoes are ever ip the mode. TS | The Sbiriey—which shows bow well comfort is masked by style. GERLAND BOOT SHOP | 4414 Natural Bridge GEO BELKE 2615 Gravois Ave. HUELSMAN SHOE CO 3628 North ié4ch St FLEXIBLE RIGID Flexible and rigid both—and Feerure Arch alone, meet these two require- ments of every feminine oot. I, PESKIND & SONS Belleville, Lil. Health Questions Answered By Dr. Lewis Baker An Advertisement Telling How and When To Use Trustworthy Products and Reproducing Extracts of Patrons’ Letters Relating to Cadomene, Balm- wort, Sulpherb, Arbolone, Su-thol, Mentho-Laxene. Minyol, Hypo-Nuclane, Vilane, Etc. Many d Sa 5- 8) 4 Be ane tne nasal eagee and throat Observation know of no bett incipient cold than e doctors Say vous bi ood pPa.e ope of Cadome hien of ri Rervous = aw Bnd good health sh Ras for sO many ot - -_ a. £. aoe efi stop ‘he pain beadache and Answer: Tf ad. A-suppiy of o- gra mre quickly efte stomarh Jarty with nethin heave ther > ruggis(s A. P. B. write bad bieo? condit! hare ind Kes" O Rd constipation os tenes eo her face and on ee bee ® and often or ening ane ie nearly driven wiid itening eki : Area er For such a cendittor ‘peer @imination. I streng'ty r use of Bulpherh tablets a= a tonic tive bicod Medicine at greatest meri: Mixes ln CC. eae “Can you ‘Tetion for reducing enlarged skin Answer. Have . Que t pores” Ciuggiet mix Rose advise the | afviee «i water 2 o7s Elder Filo Tani 4 drams; ePunces * heer water I oz.; ncture Benzoin make four Gally after Acid 3 erains: Giycerin enough to rr." " ri. lL. aske for dandruff ne hair Answer (tain nila yel] and use as per directic ns on at do you recom | and throat cear my James J. Mcc Patterson ee ae” @ silk spinner troub ed wit | tor gue and consti South Men sph . inet exchange Sy ve a izzZ’ e's fan ster, save eee be his ie a on bad backaches —_, Kaew ty taki ne Ra! meort tablets for e gph pt The Blackburn Products Co. DAYTON ORTO. | Modern R WORK ON NEW POLICE GARAGE TO BEGIN SOON to Cost Site for Structure $150,000 Bought on La- clede West of Vandeventer. of a garage for Construction muchine repair shop Department, of Laclede averus, about 190 feet iwest of Vandeventer avenue, will | The | in two wr Ils from now. frentage of 143 fect | begin sie, having 1% (on Laclede a.e nue and a depth of feet, rece, es was purchas2! lbs the Poli. e 3 = artment Sot, 3F 3. ; he “eel iwhich is ii G Clymer, ficcrs and a basement will « eouy ‘lot ard exterad [lencth. 1E0 automobile ani 40 =motor cycles, the pane vehicular equip- ment of the depariment, exclusiv: of motor patrols Lockers for the ithe motorcycle sduad mechanics, together with shower baths and an engine room will oc- cupy the basement. The first floor will be used as a storage place for ‘automobiles and motorcycles, a 'double wash-rack at which two >? D4) thie architect 0 pteo and policemen oO and police ;machines may be washed. at the | isame time with air and water. a gasoline reservoir and the lof the superintendent. | A&A ramp, or slanting driveway. | will connect the first and second floors. and the upper floor will be occupied by the work shop, ‘room and air-lines discharging air on both the lower and upper floors. | The back yard. which will have 'a depth of 70 feet. i'with granitoid and will jon the alley line with a iwall of sufficient strength ‘asa supporting wal! if it is found | necessary in the future | the garage back to the alley. | The present garage of the de- 'partment is in the_old Mounted District stable, near the Laclede ‘Avenue Police Station at Leffing- well and Laclede avenues. It is a ramshackle building, inadequate for the needs of the department. must be driven in on one and out on another. It will be skirted concrete to serve (‘ars street be used as a carpenter shop when | building is ready for oc- The the new cu pan i4 .f used by visits to St. rrounds annua! of the their part cuses on Louis. oe 34 Church Workers to Graduate. Thirty-four students will be 'eraduated from St. nity Training School 'Workers at commencement Third Baptist ‘ Russell Henry Stafford. Pilgrim Congregcational Ch will talk on “The View eligious Educatic the eleventh annual pastor of yrch ~ | . enrollment this year ae . . 115 churches ions. l has an oh . ° — 3. representing and 13 denominat schoo! EXPERT EXPLAINS BENEFITS IN FARM RELIEF MEASURE Centinued From Preceding Page — the nt Imber ‘ ee > dividing that sum by of participation the 3 centS a certificat value of eac! bushel lof each certificate 2000 mean for bushe $690 in addition t] $2700 or $2760 in all. Now ipare that with the present tions when this farmer gets present prices $°000 for accept a more thah he suré he will.”’ Minimum Price for Export. Brand denied that the plan in- terferes with preroga f Congress in fixing tariffs that gated present (tariff act it could giv corporation authorit tariff within a cert proportion The ’ Brand or fix ws tetris : ’ imum approximate the crop. Wouldn't me that him sche assures Lives t) and anid flexible 4 insisted that substanti arguing that durirz wheat above $2 a was $08.000.000 bushe} the limi of easiilv been reach that the bill products wheat and helpful to ratio would he on the prices of ot} He did not see be any m production becau regnla that obtain Cclared mr her since a blished hased eh .11¢ raiser -? ’ S| n would theory is : fai r nmroan “to mai tae ; = ae Brand has agains? the influentia)] advisers of the ad- sin | . . ministration on econn. “Presi: dge ic qeavoring to maintain an mind The hil] favorably to th. a + » aAgricuitura] mies lent Cooli en- open norted Agri -_ ; cuiturai Committe i hae the Support mr ft e & ~t o>? atte Ts ; ‘ athe. ; ryeie M4 e*eo? ered ~ nm ©Y ¢ hh o Hiouse Com. be the agricult: erain come center of attraction iral world. as well as in th busine fur many we and | the Po-'| to cost approxti- | | mately $150,000, on the north side for $158 will have y the entire width of the | back 150 feet In} Tr will meg a capacity for | et office stock- | will be surfaced to extend property to be con-| verted into the new police garage is | cir- ' Louis Commu- | for Church | tomorrow night at | ** rrr? - ; hurch The Rev. is getting” I am! ABC Washing Machines Are Safe Quiet Ws Strong V5 Easy | iA to ‘ ’ Down - oe nena Oe ~.e erento eo ~— -e-— Operate Inexpensive to Run is A BC WASHING MACHINE THE FINEST WASHER EVER MADE Just think of being able to own this great big beautiful A B C Washer, the finest washer ever made, and never again having to tire yourself out by washing the old-fashioned, back-breaking peng EEE — ey ? se? ’ if 1x7 v a © Se ee the board—and remember it DOESN’T COST MUCH TO OWN And it is so easy to buy, for you only pay a small sum down and the balance in monthly payments so small that the A B C practically pays for itself before you realize it, and for years this faithful machine will continue to work for you week after week — year after year— washing your clothes absolutely clean, without the slightest injury to even the most delicate fabric. Order yours today. Morton Electric Co. pistributors TWO (709 LOCUST ST. | Otive 5256 STORES } 1117 OLIVE ST. | central 6334-r DEALERS—wWrite or See Us for Resale Proposition (SSRIS RSSSSSSCRESESSRRAERRRRRK BES - way on ce — umenmeneunnmnnassonanssussamenscesessnsssnssa Blood will tell N PLANTS, as in people and finely bred cattle, “blood will tell.” What the plant will be depends upon what the parent was. The reason that Ferry’s purebred Seeds can be depended upon to produce true to name and type is because they are from ancestors known to be sound and true. At our stock seed farm we have been watching parent and grandparent piants for many generations. Every plant that did not grow true to type was weeded out. ‘sd SJy Let this watchfulness on our part be the foundation for your faith in Ferry’s pure- bored Seeds. And what a satisfaction there is to have faith in the seeds you plant—and to have that faith justified by results. oa / / ‘ Ba EM : / ( / 4 | NG, Ferry’s purebred Seeds are on sale at “the store around the corner.” Make your selections to-day from the familiar Ferry Box. Write for Ferry’s Seed Annual. It is full of garden facts. Get it now before you plant. \ D. M. FERRY & CO., Detroit, Mich. San Francisco, Cal. Windsor, Ont. WAS > t ‘e i, \\ii’ SEED \ , ow. WP VA ~ Wate tt /))\ Cf ron BETTER GARDENS JJC f 4s Y : ry of Agri “ul- ’ — o ‘Wii TTYL tiv, Apartment Upright, © Apartment Console, ~ } Heppelwhite ...$j Heppelwhite Cor Sheraton ... Jacobean .. Louis XI.. Chippendale William and mary Chippendale Conse William and Mary Console ......$% Italian (Umbrian), Sheraton (Inlay),$ XVIII Century... ' $5 DO Will Deliver EDISON at Yea Request : Please send me Style Ba . of the New Edison. <7 Name <=. eee ere er eeeeeveene yy 7 Street Mk 5 ee eee ee eee eee eens es City ie. . Lewcnenlnue Used | Edisons As Low as *35 Other Cabinet Phowse graphs at ait a 25. Barthel- Duesenber 27 lano 912 Pine St. GUTIGURA SKIN TRO Eruptions On Dn Shoulders, and Face, Itched and § “My trouble began wal spots breaking out on my & ders, neck and face. They and burned causing me to and irritate the affected ~~ eruptions scaled over and = ing aggravated them. My ott disfigured, and the ure cakes a Cuticura Soap and a half boxes of Cuicus ment ] was comp

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rane : a “a Say. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ne renee — ~~ - _~—~—-- ——— = > - — —> —. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee See SUNDAY, — of APRIL €, 1924, — — — ee ae — ean - a ain —— ‘ghe ISPATCH a | | Daily Average Circulation | 6rMarch MUU | (Ai * } SedBanat Apartment Upright, $100.00 Apartment Console, $135.00 Heppelwhite ...$145.00 Heppelwhite Console, Sheraton Jacobean William and Mary, $295.00 Chippendale Console, $295.00 William and Mary - Console Italian (Umbrian), : $350.00 Sheraton (Inlay),$350.00 XVII Century. . $375.00 $5 DOWN Will Deliver an EDISON at Your Request nite oe Mf il Mh Y Please send me Style Book of the New Ldison. Edisons. As Low as "35 Other Cabinet Phonoe graphs at *25 and Up Duesenberg || | - Bil Piano Co. § }| 912 Pine St. : —— ace at I. eas ih Ge aR yt . . P . : © oP eee ae ah Se WP ee Oe ee ees § 2 Rta : — . . - 2 , ot aes Pe be Ades MT Bh -! . * > 43 ¥ re e a ‘i : ~ = _ ' od ted Es ye OM aa ver t 4 SN fg be Re SS ae re. ! % : eat - . a ir. oF baa Wiel oe Sey eee te OR ep : : , - . ¥ c ro + i ae Ps 7) ~¥ bale ,' v £ ss “2 an 1 1 = v add " wy P ieyaot eee . — rs) . 8 ce “gr Y ae. , or 2 8 : . d ee ee) See 5 a“ Werke Bayh 8 Women pe oe bee PMR ees ee x «SN ie i$ Mere Ft Re i see Je. ee 4 a ” 7 Pet ae Pent a Rr ee MA See Ake re “y Bikes Rb e : i P ’ ; 4 , ; Ne #: : zt ees theca Tee in ie SY ts ERAS cle he aes a" oy ty Fo ehher ey ABE tage! \ it ts Ree ” Bia rN aa A Cs eo vax oe ' Keds ba cabal a ee A hs pts Mila Am 1 a ig " i NS ER py ge ae Me ea EN a 1 ; " . 4 eo: bee : 7’ tin eyes My sax fey Wen ‘ Se ae Ke * " ‘ . ‘ . ies ia a ale » HY wana) on Sve le f Seow eRe ~~ ee iA Soa Pe : m Sins ‘¢ Abi 6 Lee oie dap hl Cabal > ee ey Dt. A. 7 ety f . L ede a ae Me ape Wer fgy ay bo aoe Ns » i CT, Rare OR phics wit nae ea " eta aie Pe TES TT SEO eT ME Mn ie TEM Sy Sema) ED ates hy 1 ie ie lini i iat dalla lil h ; a i ae : wor taal OE A al ial r cial tic cts i pmlc , eae si pe Te one Pee i srpiteh gets ee eee ns ; oman ty S at ee ° u. 3 i) , #3. eh. etek f ae, fw Toe als iiehe te, SER APY, : ae a ‘ We Anaky "FR ae : oer jut ° . iy mores Sane a Ug sca teeta? ok . bets meee 4 s : > - 5 i 338 Pepe = : ; a are se iS ¥ . Lig ame fy 2 wees " og teh Ris dirs os SS eee +9 a , s f ANS Rg Aes Ane é p Fara) tree os . ee 2 ’ jay Sr Bhat tS ai ‘. i . ne ree ' e ee. SR ee ste fee ED ONC , é TE ae Ree fe ". fxs NPN ali jive ; ’ : " * he ae ——» . i * ——— o = ~ >a 8 PSR OERSSCORSOES PERG Ose Deh es er hee GAG SEES OEERET ETE TEs 66 FANTKE PTEFE TOG le ” — = ~ —_ mr - St ae a ——_s ee — IR He Thisisthe highest daily average circulation wer atemed ] ’ ‘ t recor by the Post-Dispatch in any manth regardless Y Season “ ene A AEA RE A CAR A meen er — “My trouble began with red Spots breaking out on my sb Gers, neck and face. They | 7a al and burned causing me to scratch & 2’: and irritate the affected parts. The | a a: 4 eruptions scaled over and my cloth- -_ ing aggravated them. My face #9 disfigured, and the trouble bey - ial getng worse. ; Bl “I began using Cuticure SoSP] == ij) and Ointment. and after using thre . 3 cakes of Cuticura Soep and one ; a and a half boxes of Cuticura Ointe|. = t ment I was completely healed. . | ma ‘Signed) Miss Pauline Mills. R. - 3 ) F. D. 4, Quaker City, Obio, Ju™*] ay 15, 1923. 3 Cuticura Soap,Ointment and Tsl- . ' cum are all you need for every -8y Bat toilet and nursery purposes- , Mail Address “Owticers S i : and Stich , FIRST IN ST.LOUIS «a onl trusses! tne the late~t imventien fer the re eure. Aut pture opening . LPTURE CURED Witheet THE HFENIATONE ae Reem 1. Wl Pine ™t.. ™t. 6 F. : 10 te 4 (Saterday. 6 te ~_

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1? ST.LOUIS POST-MsPATrH The Baily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation seats morning and one other evening newspap wes F COMBE are est a at : a’ h I. tion on the t of Tokio , : * ork imoulased Sane ‘But on that bright day, just : f streets ar be widened and a i tie oe > ° , if a closely-settled section, M Giant Tube of [planned co eliminate tratte trow i 0 eae $19 $185 Bedroom Suite { aggre copmemdimrcess oe , fee st - ; / — . Darg reams have come true—a very bandsome = ® f her mother & Q) @) N | A & B ' y the deaut Or a ity are to oe we rare ue Set im quaint Adam period design and finished in in sight e ¢ ' / r [ | ‘ put undergroun Parks ar } ay «Sain nerican walnut——Suite comprises bow-end bed. largr =" | a “lift” fre 7% 7 : Py 2, eee a ee " — , sie0 DOWN f ——T ¢ V anity ie | bcm age std 3 : 2 SN become mired. Unaccoun A a ii Al , ‘ é, eG. ae : . PRICE 50c ‘esidenc business ans factory This Windsor Cabinet == wee a im that it is an unsolved mystery sections to be definitel, — ae Sy A. . *: ngest that New York police + d limited. It is in this connec- $90 G R : sah i | | ) . yt ye — ' ‘Meal with, and, while conjectured O 6 as Bf | om that speculators may go wro as as, Pa! = = i %, up ap os Ps Se tecking im plausibility, they Peat piney «gemma: 8 gst bees : iy ye, Se | ) ‘ : Se £ ate the suddenness and boic The Gr atest V alue Ev cr Bjthe value of land shift with the en: saenieiniiaieint cage 33: AW Le ST =. | > ens “a | It seems clear that Mrs. Bae : > . Quantity sage il ) age SSS let a | ‘ ing for her honor. The belief 4 r ~ | eet eSeriction uction " : | t | rm Y = , ’ Offered By Any . Louis | Limited | 4 pee: - . YU . bit wi —— $1.00 DOWN DELIVERS IT SS % ' 2 : . , - ~= | sailant either was a4 maniac Ww murder when balked in the ott an acquaintance who, meeting & sistance and knowing himself Drug¢is MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, ADD 5c ee tar os Rese her 2 ae Cane-End Velour Upholstered le , tered in fime quality velour—Suite comprises long bed Po 20 —— $1 0 Lndersed by nurses and ‘ A ite eS nvestmen! ) Pap- j - a SS a a tavenport, chair and rocker. The Set now on sale at . Deeker avenue tn et Bice Patra special o's ; C = e ~—T Ss ae , . natiress. Ais for $21.60. oniy— d their t hild leading physicians is ‘. + ‘ | i 2 =y } T 7 ; T) th 3 " . ry — ? ; P > s , = “ee Mar’ ei W hirting ~pruy s’ 69 H _ : = ' , Wii, ‘ tMIMISOT Se The } nv- fi s,)- / ‘+ . : —,) \ a . - : i . La } ‘ . \ | ws ; : ; . it 7 — So. Se fy ‘ ' ; : . 4 2 af Never-Break Bead (Cerd-: “* inches Tlorpid liver. coat te 5 . , es : ounded ends An amazing ~ >... ¢ : .’ - ® : 2 factory in Manhattan lena: needle attached 1. ed tencue, censti- Ps , - “ai ©eSla nas > argaim at on $16.35 . y 4 ™" a , . ‘he » . : patien. bad taste declined in value.’ ; ; = Nl ‘SIR SN } (x > 2 | was it was mid-afternoon whe Tintex Dyes use like biuing: “+.” ee m mouth. heud- yokohan: mrobabhiv uw eee x Se : re ee ‘oy P Ny i. : . , . ng , eo tasks finished. and the differeat tints ie. 2 for ‘te is 1% aches. dizziness -", * rehaiit , eee Lz allenic — . f _— . : a ee se ay | and other troubles | ; , a’ res 2 This Modern Full-Size hy rs luring, Mrs. Bauer Hei-Point Flectric Lrea: 6 pounds 2 are caused by an reason for this inion «he fa ~ ~ : others a nted. Mrs ene ef the highest crade made nh RAT Ive sa ma oe liver. ithar its = a fs ie. mar Be e a : the sse = Very special while they last, $5.19 ee OS LIVER TONK “= i « + iets, aie ds a a‘ r | "SQ, ak and the little girls eagerly. - : 5 Will correct thex - . : - . . . _ . 25937 50 $10 c ae DELIVERS SET = pe ES a3 ; | OF HEAVY KED CEDAK PAPER Enos Moth Spray 39e, TY. $1.49 at Sut GERy: Se aerenda, | z. ~ ‘rawer. flour g : bin the ~—e shining through | Per stering furs, Dlankets. clothing : , y the interior of the Moeihpreoe!f, dustpree!, moet-ture- . arce size fer autes will last twire car aa 54 inches, 4 BAGs a0 \bserene Wall Paper (¢ leaner bts as tong as the erdinury kind, $1.98 sae a , " ; vas nec . —_ $1.00 Dewn Delivers _ | ) eé . ey ered happily as they ” i emi eget | - : x rs Se 12 | : — | _ On Merrill avenue a truck . . * ° . ? a6 rs? . ‘ . . ° . = T} — ~ * ipita : Pr a or. eae oe ot ‘ ~ cgi : ‘ Full Line of Ilighest Grade Toilet Specialties in St. Lonis BB teacher - lo tha , New Spring Rugs eo J 7 et | Pry. : E ie 4nd. true to truck form, Professional Advice Free Regarding Care of the Hair and Complexion Ce ee ae 7 | . | : | oe the road. @ ‘ay Only $1.00 Down sii | : mad) a ae és wheel of her machine sl 9s. St. F “ay . ' > ana a and Ked Desti Reach Powder ty * te : e ; “okie was , , y fhe Tan , ; =” art} ‘ber mprovements + ae ' Toilet Water (creams Domestic Perfume . aRNERNC CNR 38 $30 9x1" BRI SSELS 65 | ’ 4 :. « ; “SPUt at the side of.the read Hudnnis Vanker (lover . some Hand Letion ~ seen aaa nm ee = LAST 5-CENT FARE LINE IN th ’ ae se &: i , y B i ( } = , ' , E ewe driver. unaware of ¢t Vaters: values te $1... ; Kantel ( embingtion 3 ‘ ‘ ‘ apni ~ ; =~ | if ; Pech tie ee cae seater stage Sade? wae me: OB} NEW ENGLAND BOOSTS PRICE Bi" Filth a The SEINE Wes. Baver tried to pall out oe gctuaieas a em Skim Ediner. . 30e, a ae Powder Mm Gristol & Plainville Traction (:¢ : } - ge 1 : ss 5 mn im the sand and — Pomperan st 10 Charse 6 Cou $60.00 AXMINSTER “> itm Oo wa | ' —~. - dim | ‘ere ‘4 « : » ~ ‘ ° , ~ . = 7 ° . " ; ‘2 a Peicums Imported Perfume Armee = ge 6 Cents for Rates — putifu | . T. bed out and examined MEPOrres iL Lemand’s (old Cream Powder Ride w 5 ; ba . ros ~ — pee Hudneis three blewers ’ fetes L’Origan,. bulk: or. ’ “Mone! under that she could not BRISTOT. Col + ' a ee ; ~~ B8sistance Heneliulu Bouquet - fer fo ‘ - = ge se patiedt the ' mo , , es ns er a = Gen Walnut Tad — riod 4 a thes Meth Seray oe. soe. | Kantel Beneanet * ae Cail : Aad C= + St SR uine or 4 Three » Mavis - bs rewarty > ozs 3... Via i« ~ Nat small boy $. playing Garden (vourt 0c, “2. (ires Maskee. . $2.0 Vieict Se Limend Mex! sOc passed _ si ; , - *: .— Dining-F Room Set “4 ; were sympathetic and ) ie B — | ea St ana ie ae em their small strength > =" . ‘ - . i . . . a i . = ; - tthe e iines 0 -the charming yy. If \ oll Don { See \ eur Poepular Proprietary in J his List. \ oll Ma v = . : : rea | . a . , > ‘ : enemies ' th or Gesign-—made of gen yne wainut—Sulle comprises : yy _ Bauer told ver mother ehas . ‘ fear OS if ‘ge buffet. oblong extension tabie and 5 side and one sit machine » . %. = . . ‘ + Dees , — es tf -. =f i ‘ armcnair—china closet extra. a quietly in. the Be Sure It’s in Steck and also at a Lower Price Monday. | aq Dy so doing expects | baad ip $0.00 CASH DELIVERS SET . B for help. Haley's Magnesia ‘ rel 20c°-S8e Hortlik’ She Star “og toward Se uth Wy — ir Tonic $1.37. 3 for $4.00 S-oz. Baby sing B ~ . § the trolley system here : —— Ye a — Vani Hair Tern i tS for 34 . oz. Baby Nursing Bott i : le ada i ‘ ' $30 Si Bed a ay to Linoleumville, more 1 das ralerite "oe - 1% ~ Spe’ Ipana Toot hh Puste bs 4 . ‘ ; we rt Bs ‘aT ; risge ryry but ediy - immons » ; . or to find lephone Phillips Witk Magnesia toc-34eo Vioodbury’s or Cuticura “MAD 5 for 6: feund its receipts iu ng An . ' : f e Peat . natin (iokd Medal Heartem Of Capsules, 27-530 -98 Daggett and Rameadeti< Cold © ream 34 etrort to run ene gm car va - “ Spring and Mattress e | for road serv Laxative Brome Quinine Jic. & for Gtk tiaut Ton Theatrical or Lemon Cleansing fought by the public. which i Ww ; os - ' : eee ) ® then another Ford , : "e na @ . : m 1D i vy oe — Spaeal at y 4 7 . “Ao —_- ” Genuine Nuxated Vitamine Tabict-. 3 for 55.56 cre am, t-it, jar 1% biti pay an tra cen ' hg | ' aster emu Another undreamed-of value - cs direction that the E Cascaret~ oe am? ODe Rolynosx Tooth Paste Le Company wiil ntinue 1 me tw wa Suk Sh ; -—genuine Simmens continu- x $1.2 Soa < eR ae = , | : with - deen oa + and stopped opposite Kolor Bak $i.29 Forhan’s Tooth Paste tte Vyperatives on each car : , fringe. and lin ous post bed, an aill-steel " — and took | he sit a ine ooK in t at “ Pemprt 1m lt mrunie r fires Jasmine. bulk: oe P wth fiudnat<« Vietet see tetys Paris o£ arb. Piver« Fleramve McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tabiets : ie: (olden Peacock Bleach Cream Tc ———-. - 4 with silk and ; sagiess spring and a corm- Nujel | , 6a Hinds’ Honey and 3 \imond Cream 29e PLAN 70 ATTEMPT TOWING one weep oA, — fortabie 45-pound mattress Se ‘hb a “Bare you got a rope?” Lydia b.. Pinkham'’s Vegetable Compound = Sic Bleachodent Combination 69c for $16.95. —the outfit complete in PAY ONLY Vas EAS a Wheel LOG RAFT ACROSS PACIFI : Just Ice : this great sale at oniy $2.68 DOWN Bas we , Mrs. C this «= price, i em a Piero said no, but | eS : . * j anitrpumsnatnisanitiieneil ] DELIVERS THIS - hur: ed for Wel Th Add 10°. to All Mail Orders to Cover |} acking and | ostage Japanese Studying Transportation i ) 4 rr 5 of Lumber From U. s. by _ Phonograph \ <™ - *, walking briskly ) a | This Method. wi rcaprrenut ow ; ‘ ' - : j } 2 Ss , Rodded and drove on. Special in Our Optical Department KELSO, “Wash Two Shelloid Frames fitted with large, round TT al oe a a Se a lenses, reguiar $Y value....... os $3. Q Dr. Irwin Cohn, Registered Optometrist. TES STS E YES FREE oa “dees “ik “ae ee 34 p20 ong ocean trip starting about June !. Each raft is 900 feet long and contains 34¢.,- 990,000 feet of lumber. On deck

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- - , 4 tte. si *cqtae ¢- ped baat! Sie Ry Bad IR io 4 Sy at ci 3 HT Sn rn af OMIA RRS ARE i leary igh lag “ ae jen a ntict : " § ft, Cn SPYRO POC ORLY aie ys, = OS yess no We ; Pgs ee ¥ Jere : ¢ 14 ‘— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sec EET OTOL COLE LE NEL I RT TT Te a eet ae is - ’ 4 " ake Sg ot VRE Reg! nes 3 ? | NED The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspapeT COMBINED E spatt 1924 he ~~ ee ee eee eee eas ee —s | Police Forced to Prevent. Crime or Be Fired—As Result City Criminals Who Had Flourished Under Political Protection for Years, Reaching Their Peak Stage in 1923, With 6989 Robberies and 155 Murders, Packed Up and Left When Gen. Smedley D. Butler Took the Reins as Head of the Police Last Jan. 6 and Started His Dras- tic Clean-up Campaigns With Attendant Shake-ups in the Depart- ment—Assailed by Machine Bosses, He Invites Them to “Go to Hell” and Threatens to Clean Up the “Machines” Themselves. & ANGS and their rivalries present one of G the most baffling features of law en- forcement in St. Louis—one that under- mines the morale of both the citizenry and the police because of the disrespect for the law thef follows as a logical sequence the failure to punish those guilty of such outrages and leck of confidence in the integrity of law en forcement agencies it breeds. The gang feud én St. Louis Knows no law that will restrain the fendists from doing pretty much as they please in carrying on their Aights and murders. If members of the Hogan gang, for instance, desire to take any kind of vengeance, whether by assault or murder, upon their rivals of the Egan gang they proceed to cerry out thew plans just as though there were no police and mo public to be considered. So it ts with the Egan gang against the Hogan gang. Is this condition peculiar to St. Louis? If other cities have these manifestations of out- lawry, how do the police deal with them and how do they suppress them, if, indeed, they do? What has &t. Louis to learn from ifs sis- ter cities? To answer these questions, the Post-Dispatch sent one of its most experienced police reporters to New York, Chicago and Philedeiphia to observe gang and crime cond: tions there and report on them. Herewith fol- low the third and last articie of the series The second, dealing with Chicago, was printed lest week. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dis- patch. PHILADELPE \A, protected by April 5. RIMINAL gangsters, crooked politicians, who had made of the tenderloin. which had run wide open bere for years, a filthy network of streets im which all forms of vice and crime flour- ished, packed up and emigrated to other ci- ties when Brigadier-General Smediey D. But- ler of the United States Marine Corps be- came Director of the Department of Public Safety Jan. 6. The gunmen said they would be back soon. They regarded Gen. Butler's “clean-up” or- der to the police as only a destined to last no longer than other sporad- fe reform waves the city had known, but their guess was wrong. Gen. on the job, and his orders to the police are “Keep the gangsters away from Philade! phia.” : Activity of the Poliee Department by the new director when he announced that the city must be rid of the gangs brought ento the streets the strangest collection of political move, Butler is stil! forced policemen this city has known. Men who had spent vears as Desk Sergeants and in other soft swivel-chair positions. although physica! ly able to walk beats, were put out on post or into raiding parties. The clean-up is causing uneasiness among certain group in the Republican City Com mittee. which has controlled the municipa! ‘government of Philadelphia for 59 during which time the police had become ac- years, eustomed to taking orders from politicians #@ed ignoring the rules and regulations of the @epartment. Thev that Mayor Kendrick, also a Republican, is spon- esering the drive against criminal gangs only to rid the Police Department of certain fac- _tiess objectionable to the regular organiza- profess to believe tion and that he called in Gen. Butler. an Sutsider with uo poiitica! aspirations, to help him accomplish this end. | “Machine” Fears for Its Existence _——— But they have an unpleasant fear that Mayor Kendrick may decide he can get along witheut the “machine” altogether and wil! -etart “cleaning up’ some of the “machine's” friends. If that proves true it will mean a teal struggle between the Mayor “machine” which helped to elect him Another explanation of this extraordinary activity on the part of a “machine” admin- Tetration is that Kendrick hopes to tear from the grip of Gov. Pinchot the political contro! of Pennsyivania. The Governor had been be- ‘coming teo friend!y with the left wing of the Republicans here and in Washington. Jus' *prier to Kendrick's election Gev. Piachot won ‘the applause of the law-abiding element of Philadeiphians by sending the State Constab- and the 4 | eee inte the city to help enforce the laws, [Ia iene ce, but that organization accomplished little be- cause the “machine’’-controlled police not onivy refused to assist the constabulary but placed obstacles In its way. However, Gen. Butler declares he is not a “smoke-screen”” for any political move. A|!- though his father, Thomas D. Butler, rep- resents Westchester in Congress and for vears has been recognized as a Republican standpatter, Gen. Butler says he knows noth- ing of the political game, that he has no axes to grind and that he does not intend to serve any political interests. — pee ae + ——— +=. —_ Four Years Leave From Navy “I’m here because I'm here,”’ he said to the correspendent. “Mayor Kendrick told me he wanted someone to make the police do their duty and asked me to take the job. He said the criminal gangs were running away with the town and that the police were so a Has * BR Ba Rar BRIG. GEN. SMEDLEY D. BUTLER, Of the United States Marine Corps, who has had both the gangsters and the crooked poli- ticilans on the run since he became Director of the Department of Public Safety of Phili- deiphia on Jan. 6. He has absolute authority over the police and “lops off heads” if his orders to enforce all laws are not carried out to the letter. subservient to political bossism that they had become virtually impotent. “I said | would take the job for six months took charge and found out what had | concluded that city would make the salary of Director of Publie Safety $15.900 a instead of $10.000 I would stay long as Mayor Kendrick is i: fice. They called my biuft obtained four vears and I intend gangsters so when | 5 job | undertaken vear here as So here T am have leave of absence from the Navy to Keep up the fight against long as the Mayor continues to back me up “The second day I was tn office I summoned Captains and Lieutenants to : and told them in plain language just the situation was going to be. I in- formed officers that I knew all about derelictions in the Police Department but that I was going to begin with a new slate I assured them that I would not hold a grudge against any of them for what had been done itn the past but that henceforth they must deliver the goods or their officia! the the Cit Hal! what the heads would be lopped off “Why. do know that before Mavor Kendrick assumed ward politicians used to go into the very police stations and give orders to Captains’ If gangsters with a political pull were arrested by mistake or through a bit of overzealousness on the part of a policeman that policeman was punished at the behest of some ward politician or his henchmen “As a result of that condition the morale of the Polite Department was shattered. Po- licemen instead of trying to perform their duty independentiy and efficiently were con- vou office cerned chiefly with currying fayor with po- oy the gangsters were driven out, litical grafters and ward heelers in the hope of winning promotion through ‘pull. “There was no discipline on the force. Po- icemen were not being taken to task by their for neglecting to perform were being trans- work superior officers real police ferred ahd demoted for doing police that to the politicians. . > - } . ha ro ~~ duty but -they Was distastefu! “Policemen Were Grafting” “And on top of it all many of the police- men were grafting [ was told on reliable authority that many of the protected crimi nais here, including gangsters, gamblers, bootleggers and drug peddlers, were paying money to policemen. What chance had law enforcement under such conditions? “Well, as I said before, I toid the com- manding officers that I was not going to dig into the past, but that 1 would demand and expect 190 per cent efficiency from the po- liee in the future. I[ gave them to under- stand that politicians had nothing further to do with the police. “The Police Department from now on. as long as I am at the head. is divorced from politics,” [ toid them. “From now on you are to enforce the laws, every ene of them. and if you fail you lese reur jobs. The of- ficers were surprised. They had never heard a talk like that befere, but they realized I meant what [ told them and they aeted ac- cordingly “Im the first 43 hours that | was in office the tenderloin was a thing of the past. Not but wom- _—— PHILADELPHIA'S GANGS DRIVEN OU IN THREE MONTHS BY MARINE GENERAL WHO DEFIES POU Gen. Butler being sworn in by Mayor Kendrick, who called the warrior into city service to direct the Police Department raids. en of the street, gamblers and narcotic peddlers were exiled. There has been only one payroll] robbery in the three months that the drive against crime has been in progress and there has not been a gang murder. | A Few Hold Ups and Burglaries - —— ee 7. “There have been a few hold-ups and bur- giaries, but in each instance the crime has been followed by a shake-up in the police district in which it was committed. Eight Lieutenants, a dozen Sergeants and 30 pa- trolmen have been fired. I have given the police to understand that it ts their place to prevent crime. I realize that in a city of 2.609.900 people, with a police force of 5000 men. it is impossible to stamp out major crime altogether, but if the police simply do their duty and act as sworn enemies of the criminal element, waging endless warfare on the underworld, as they should do, crime will be reduced to a minimum. “Are the police here getting co-operation from the courts and prosecuting officials? Well. I have not had time to consider that Dhase of the matter. I am not concerned with what the courts are doing. My chief concern is ridding the city of the criminal! gangs that had so long infested it that they bad become recognized in certain quarters a8 a necessary evil. I do know that the law- respecting citizens are behind me. so it does not bother me what the courts may think of ag Politicians Obstructing Him Gen. Butler ts correct in what he says of the law respecting citizens. A movement now is on foot to get up a monster parade to march on the City Hal! with banners indors- ing the Butler brand of law enforcement and demanding that politicians let the Genera] alone. For it is no secret that certain politicians are obstructing the Butler campaign against crime. Gen. Butler has been especially severe in his denunciation of Thomas F. Watson. chairman of the Repub- lean City Committee, who declared the city ~ would be better off without Gen. Butler.”’ “We must smoke Watson out of the City Hall.” was the General’s reply. in an ad- dreas to police lieutenants. “I shal! not per- mit this politician or any other to interefere with what is my plain duty.” City Treasurer How Gen. Butler “A pologized” Some of the Police Magistrates. whose duties include fixing of bond and holding criminals fer higher courts, for no apparent reason other than playing to the grandstand of politicians, have been criticising the Butler system from the bench. One of these. Magis- trate Edward P. Carney. publicly denounced police raids on liquor-selling soft drink par- lers as illegal. Magistrate Carney. who before that was an insignificant figure in the city govern- ment, immediately became a hero in the eves of the disgruntied politicians. He was civen a testimonial dinner at which 30040 persons were present. men there and. many saloonkeecpers, sellers of hooch politicians and and drive out the criminal element by persistent “clean-up” professional bondsmen (en. Butler, who was among the diners. was hoot- ed from a far corner of the dining room when he spoke of law enforcement. Later Gen. Butler referred to some of the guests as “bums.” Magistrate Carney went to Police Headquarters and demanded an apology. Gen. Butler told him in regular Marine language to “go to hell.”’ Following that incident the General issued a statement calling upon the people of the city to say whether they wanted his style of law enfarce- ment or not. He said if it was distastefu! to the people he would resign. Since then he has been swamped with letters urging him to keep up his work. With the spectacular Butler police methods attracting the attention of virtually the entire country, the records of the Police Department in Philadelphia for the last year are of more than usual interest, if only to show the ex- tent of criminal conditions against which he is waging his sensational campaign. The police record for 1923, recently is- sued by the Department of Publie Safetr, proves that Philadelphia, although by reason of State and Federal acts legally as drv as ithe most arid desert, was in reality during the last vear one of the wettest, if not the wettest spot on the great American “Sahara.” Not only was the city submerged in a flood of liquor of every make and brand but viee and gang banditry reached the highest point in the criminal annals of Philadelphia during 1923, when more than 115.000 persons were arrested on various criminal charges. or more than 9500 a month, and about 315 every day. The exact total of arrests, 115.229. is the greatest number ever recorded in Phila- deiphia, exceeding the previous record of 1919. when about 113.000 persons were arrested. due chiefly to industrial troubles of that year. including the car and several mil! strikes. very Pe OMe tet thee A Kei 2 ogre 5 en” — —_— ten Had Only One Payroll Robbery Since He Took Off 155 Murders in fF | in te 90 Ce .. a | cath Sentences, © Spree of Ameri | PHILADELPHI, gm unteets Be i gee oe we. portunity to Try Out | i 8 within Her GC 1923. Sixty murderers a ty ortune ith . , were a tion as Sam - to Humble Sta % + of first degree murder and tenced to death: thirty were ¢ second degree murder- of manslaughter: Six were State Asylum for Criminal three were acquitted: eleven unsolved: twenty murderers ad tives. In several cases MOre thaw on son was tried in co ; ae ee murder. ee i ) A comparison of crime ¢ | America and European COURtries fee reveals that in England and W ders were recorded, while New Ves alone in the same Period had 260 and cago 137. The total for the entire en exceeded 8500. A marked jneres shown in the 1923 figures. Lass ou York had 303 murders and Chiteses. sent ta v girls, selected as © ‘utiful in America, = ow mac tar in & ¢ tla aye Oo z, | sts oP then aa = ber engagement at 7 | chuck it all yong b. to singing hymns oD — re: t the volunteers of Ame ’ 4 y, ope may yenture ” 4 M mieasure-seeKine stage - ' wot many. perhaps. ° a Volunteer a a with, eve? if it were gon i ‘ giternatives than Br ™ choose it, the 1 that they woul rds with the 9 sing under hare in the basket OF y ¢€ two cS eareer of 4 it they did gly sma! sated afterwa ang whether lights for 4 ® of a eollectioa footlights at man Ordinarily the h other's Way. crease in crime and 155 slayings | . eorded for the year, 23 more than the« ing year, and approximately one % other day. In these cases 199 arrested, while eleven of the kip 7 unsolved and 20 of the murderery aps tives. > "4 week. , , in eac ; Be pivet McCormick, acclaim a's prettiest girl and see » top position among all A™ . , in suc cowie turned Broadway 7 y-turvy by thus throwing b 4 of fortune into ea into the niche ™m life fro sd sO spectacularly a year _<— ever come to make such pete: a few youns women gant vagaries are ae at the prizes Alyce ° re wondering. skp “ Shoot-to-Kill” Order rE Swinging his official ax viene h a record. Butier, in addition to “lopping off of many policemen, as he said he wal if they did not perform 100 per | at duty, bas ordered drastic changes i ) partment. He abolished the entire i = tective force of 100 men. The eth | detailed te patrol duty. He issued : to-kill” order against pickpockets # ra snatchers, when gangs of those ui gered gentry began operating a ow : ago; he installed powerful searehill yarious chief centers in the city om the they might light the way for iee of bandits; police batons ye : sion in life i not to be oa chambers containing tear gas t st saver of wayward sapepinic tisft ing tried out. He also has “gant fore I am back a “Vigilance Committee” of motorist purse.” vehicles may be commandeered by 0 This from 4 sparkliag oven pursuit of robbers on instant notices, ho. a few months ago. was : “Por quelling riots, subduing “on : out of the front row {a resist arrest and beating gunmen te eater with her performances f draw. he declared of the tear-gas | grin.” “this will be the most effective {iim Ee used by a police department, if r —e way we think it will. It is a sew Gm Is Now Her and has never really been tried out yet Armed guards and observation been placed at all the 21 entrances ne of Philadelphia to prevent the escape of waymen and to check up. on persons @ the city." Stationed at each of these a ly glories she has put a is an armored motor ear, de . gow have been wearing furs sawed-off shotguns, motor eycle it and a permanent sentry, whose duty & see that no suspicious-looking car as or out of the city without inspection. “= The observation booths have one radio communication with the reau and City Hall. where hoidups are first reported. Whem Gi tral station receives the report of a & a flash is sent to all outposts, e scription of the highwaymen and his aim bile, if one is emplored in making 3 | away. From the outposts the armen and motor cycies begin a simulta ment toward the center of the city, ‘eentury girl is this who, with every street on the way. ag 29 at her command, prefers a | Jouth and beauty to humble am ' times rewarded, sometimes “Shoot Them—Let’s Ext +e Waste places among wasted li _ | ¥f Alyce McCormick's Bu n away @ | so jet her explain it. “Something calls me back e says. “Something tells me t 4 ‘ret Ps he eyes es Own O Having chosen her course, mick again thrums her @ windy street corners unmindful ‘stead of the simple garb of She might have been puls plause of brilliant. admiring her name in electric lights @ es eutside. Yet she finds a ke ' dispensing the Volunteers’ b ly cheer to the down and outer, te the sick and needy and Dp @eeasion demands, to haif cu berrassed gatherings of curds | Bearcely ia it to be wondered ‘York producers with thelr “acts are asking what mann Gangs Had a Big Year in 1923 One of the biggest problems facing the soidier-policeman was the curbing of the ac- tivities of gangs of robbers who enjoyed their most prosperous vear in the city during 1923 in the years report, robberies and larcenies reached a total of 6989, of which 1945 were classed as forcible entry into heres and stores, and 4120 arrested for those ‘thefts The exact number of highway robberies is not given, omitted either by carefui intent. or carelessness, but police officials admit that about one-half of the total robberies were hold-ups. This would make the total of highway robberies about 3599 for the year, or an average of more than eight every day. Property valued at $6.547.982 Was re- ported stoien during the year Exelusive of automobiles, the property loss amounted to $1,434,895, of which only $292.84§ worth was recovered by the police in only one form of theft did the police make any gain on the thieves and that was in automobile thefts. The number of stolen machines during 1923, totaled 3236, with a value of $4.852 - 169, while 3965 cars. valued at $5.291.399, were recovered. The recevertes include 109 ca¥s whieh had been stolen in the previous year, and 1966 which had been stolen in other cities or abandoned on the street and not re- There were many prominent ported stolen. ward Murders kept pace with the —/, in- “I'd give my soul if onerof you’ @ tion of ber pedestal sounds would kill one of those guys whe ! -Mat's tale, her sudden ase said Gea. B | Savors no less strikingly of x In spite of her widely acknue at ws | Probably Alyce would never Let's end it, anyway.” = | her strance adventure into mas, . | of Broadway had it not deem standing about 5 feet § inches iB nis | sticking up people,” lieutenants. “That would them. Gen. Butler is a smal! | the popular actress, and the | brought them together. % ) | Kt chanced that last his d - 118 square jaw. a most. aa — Giaire came tc Omaha for & indicate that he loves to fight. ay a , ww 4 eat /@ent in Arthur Richmans [ don't know anything about the ee we a ved Ot osy of gang crime.” he said. a om aduy Aandi a picn studied criminology, but I do know & america to finance the duty of policemen to break up oaa@ 4 _ was in full reneged The police can do it if they want 4 errival, eome y : | Pedlicity values hit upon the there are any crime waves in & while [ am in charge of the Meeting a beauty contest in 4. bazar and with’ have no excuses to offer at the term.” aa of advertiser's genius, “I will not interfere.” said at iss Claire's services be ems drick. “Gen. Butler is rusniag: 3 = the beauties. Department. I am pleased with © . a: t he has obtained and the manner = things are shaping up.” - Refused to Enter William B. Millis, superintendest @ under this, as well as previous tions, deeiares the town has been organized gangs of criminals. He the rank and file of the departmen®, ™ as the officers, welcomed the w= things. a “Under the old system.” be ie, licemen did not know who Was Sa Now they know.” ’ ing feet and weighing about 145 , _ Being deesty interested ‘iran bazar and the picnic }ROt in beauty contests for ™ McCormick apt Proposition herself. uty contests came @& Claire, experienced in me forms and faces

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OR i a oa SF : oy ey » » TE ad 7 se = GPRIL 6, 1924 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evenin poe ‘: 5 n a2 : J Newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ 35 3 ee 7 J oa fe ea ; BRASKA'S PRETTIEST GIRL ABANDONS STAGE FAME TO WORK AS STREET MISSIONARY ee ee ete — ~_ ee ~ : ee, ety 9 as % Deo, in miele M ep bn / , ash: : ans vostie =) wae Se Ie ete eat om i, ee Crt ‘ Ae Rt Pa as : TR A ee NE I ie a tek she had been taught from the time she toox urders j : ; a Me Worse Than New York and I Had to Come Back,” % te work of a Volunteer at the age of 4? in Philadel, matic Needs *, She knew she was what Broadway would ca)l 923, 90 Cc & pays Alyce McCormick, Who, From the Age of 4, Has Sung and a “g00dy-goody.” Would Broadway accept i Death Se preached to the Corner Down-and-Outers as a Member of the Vol- her and could she accept Broadway? Many gnteers of America—Victory in Beauty Contest Brought Her Op- persons warned her not to set out on the 2 ity to Try Out in New York Musical Show; Then With path that is hedged with temptations of ev- Be ctune Within Her Grasp, She Canceled Contract and Returned °'Y sort for young and beautiful girls frgm 3 to Humble Station as an Exhorter of Sinners. the country, or from a city like Omaha which, , A Omaha,” Placed Second Among America’s Beauties and Given Star Part in Broadway Revue, Returns to Childhood Calling! S an Se \) * SY ~ “ 7 esainaatiitiin, 7% | .: i ye ae * (/ ad Wy, L ag » dreams of Wavagant vagaries are eh at the prizes Alyce McCormick has But she made N . Z Yi isa Wht 272 “Wlttirumyyy SSA, A fg 4 BES taf J Ade £m ie a he aE ats Kw ee" . ws . ‘ ‘ . >a , te i le i Ne ae bi i Bh | to Omaha,” Another close-up profile view of M % McCormick. At the left is the photogra ae: J entered in the Nebraska contest without eel Mss knowledge, that resulted in her selection ag “lay “Miss Omaha.” s ee WN’ WS memenen \\ = ») b | WMG “* “ OE, WL. EF A / PA a IE i - a pot Them—Let’s Eri It” 8 end it, anyway.” : ® her et he wonderland om itiiai a is = smal! man, physicallf, ae oe ST reanere into o een victory was entered as ‘Miss Omaha in A member of the Shubert organization, in est success. . . sgl pout 5 feet & inches in his stock” 2 oy ee Oe , the National Fashion Show at Atlantic City. discussing the incident that led Lee Shubert Winter Garden orchestra, who has seen stars in Omaha worse than they do in New York. sinner and passes the hat among the lotter- fe but sre ape the eccident that to give “Miss Omaha” a stronger part in Come and go by the hundreds, declared “‘her I can do the most good there and must @o0 ers, accepting whatever jot the colleefion a Weighing about 145 pounds, . = them to SSP AES ats ag hs.. ; ' "9 " t : = gether. tae " performance was really remarkable. back. yvasket yields and addressing her seprame aly firm mouth end piercing eye “f chanced that last season when Miss Religious Scruples an Obstacle a ot spe saree then is usually given to Here was a girl ready to take a notes to the wayfarers of the gutter: he loves to fight. _® Maire came to Omaha for a week's engage- —— : : : ———— Se ee ee know anything ab - Be wen - Awful “Mr. Shubert was greatly impressed when ie? i nampa zg ¥ out the psyeho! A. im Arthur Richman’s play, the Hearing of this, the Shuberts became 1tn- hs met Miss McCormick. He did not hesi- The Call From Omaha Gen. Aguilar, Executed by of long hours in the saddle without rest. & crime, he said. [ ee =, a bazar, sponsored by the Volunteers terested. Before the date for her to appear tate to make her an immediate offer for a Aguilar was a boy of 17 when he joined his ‘? ' a ~ - ~ inology, but I do know that ft 4 p America to finance a picnic for poor chil- at Atlantic City arrived they had acted upon _ me f essed by h Mexican Federals at 87, first Mexican revolution, the revolt egafest policemen io break up such _— OM", was in full swing. About the time of Mites Chatre’s enamiaiion tnd abet Bec 0 con- am Not only aon ak ae aes ae an Following overtures by the Shuberts tn- Santa Ana, the dictator, in 1853. Im 1966-68 5 -* ‘ ) f - stru ? + oo it if they want ee a somebody with a keen eye for +..4+ to take a minor part in “The Dancing ne te ay wep: dicated the same. So enthusiastic ——— Had Picturesque Career hg fought against t.> Emeeror Maximfiiag, © ¥ crime waves in PhiladelpO'® “Sie gayi. Values hit upon the scheme of con- z r lready ' that they took her out of the show and be- ' . in charge of the department Fl = Meting 2 beauty contest in connection with a a ’ ; , tween Esperanza, on the edge of the great | ° Pers, wele order of ‘% , MeCormick approachedrthe actress with founder of the organization. : d ad- ppbege re hxc! position herself. As the technique she say about having a granddaughter on only training previously acquired had been congratulation rapenpastngggret ssa Ls the Mexicas plain, and the ses coast. an. be old system.” he said, “the po ' mm, obtests came under discussion, the stage?, What would all the Volunteers, gained in her daily work with the Volun- mirers alia Leyes Tall, thin and slightly stooped; but with a |. but ti L not know who was their 0s#- be Wiaire, experienced in the appraisal of with their religious scruples say. and in teers and in rege a ae Tar aor coal almost. wou sho shendened {eco siment eelteed’ duutin Sts den! Gen. aa ; . ‘* m ons. owe ’ , > an ee SO eT oe ee O8 ee: Oe her part, abandoned the Shuberts, abandoned Aguilar was a splendid horseman and capable | ; eis now,” a me forms and faces across the footlights | , J i p ihe dressing rooms, suggested that such a course with her own scruples which progressed so ae a that in three e - 7 4 Pi ge ee nal é : . 7 re TS Pe a SE TRS m2 Pe ee ee

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PR ROR ELE OE TET OE ; — HERR AEN I Oe ot a = ; 24 ys ee Me re es us RP ER ET NE. PN TS Te ET TE TY IRN oI ETT ET Te TT SUNDAY. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulationt han ‘he morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a. er . " a @ 3 APRIL 6, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUTTE ISIN Schnee ROYAL RIDERS OF Si Safe Kidney | stomach disorders and constipation. now | If you suffer from any | yield quickly to the amazing bacterial | 7~ s . ai . { ver Remed form of intestinal troubie, constipation, | j eating rtburn, acidity, gas, etc. To ; prove ¥ ; can j POU D | izers for “The n Klansmen are orgs ng Robe.” Royal Riders of the FR Tenets of . Some of the things for which | Continued on Page 15. what becomes of the remainder Mc- — | > o———=°2700 Do 00 oO ' | ADVERTISEMENT 1? 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Mav God's blesing rest on ELIGIBLE TO JOIN | ** discoverer of such a boon te | humanity. ’”’ | Bway this does not cost you any- ‘ ‘thing and does not obligate you in Ku Klux Officers Also any way, simply send name and ad- |dress for free treatment today, and ran able the buyers to make wise select Forming. » Branch for) pres i.” (oranra Stas LABOR and often to enjoy substantial savingas Boys From 12 to 18/ATORIES, 416 Baker-Vawter Bldg, PT ted WA's ral Sah : Years of Age. : Kansas City, Mo. Read the Radio Ad sagt’. Read Them Today—Every Day} The Post-DIsPATCH St. Lowis’ One Big Radice Directory 4 ; l they have not reached sufficient | Gehee would not disclose. It will | | strength to govern themselves, }.c- | be recalled that klan organizers ob- Gehee said. The membership fee tained $4 for every new member is $109. What portion of this _ they obtained before the East St. ‘amount goes to the organizers and Louis klan was granted a charter. | Bes 3 i “a a oe rs ul e ‘ he 3 > de Cae % aqgio buyers — Because advertisers know the Pogt. _ ! and lasting relief from constipation and | ntestinal disorders after everything treatment perfected by a group of fa-j| mous sciemtists. This remarrable treat- |! ment which Is called Bios batids up the | system, increases appetite and gives quick yuickly stop these want i s you @ full Oi Bios obiugation. case is or what WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE 825 N. 6TH ST. Easy Credit Terms Overstuffed Mohair *175 Living - Room Suite uced from $295.00 to.... ' 1 Just 15 age = Dispatch reaches the most users prospective users of Radio in the S& Louis territory, the Post-Dispatch co ries far more Radio Advertising thay ALL other St. Louis newspancs ADDED TOGETHER. ee ee Write for FREE sample and interesting booklet. ‘ ‘ ," ri i ‘ “x 4 . : There is both pleasure and econe on in the closer reading of the Radio Adwe tisements. Here will be found announes ments, descriptions and prices which : New Spring Stocks Are Ready for Your Inspection In addition to everything in the Furniture and Floorcovering line—we are especially well prepared to meet your need for a new Gas Range, Refrigerator, Baby Carriage, etc. ono——ohonoe———— orno————" ADVERTISEMENT is Stop Kidney Trouble If you suffer from Kidney or Bladder | Trouble. back or leg ache, to prove you | an quickly be rid of these troubles [| ° ° are é The Ku Klux Klan, 'its policy of opposition to all who are not Americans,” will send you a $1 size of my famous) is forming an Organization | avona Compound. postpaid and with- % Sh y out cost or obiigation. if it cures you. | throughout untry for “natur tell your friends and pay me what you Protestants,” and in some UinAx is the joss ts irate stant mine Merely today | and Eastern states is al- for this liberal unnaturalized ci e +¢h Mo. tizens to be- KAVONA CO., members of the organiza- contrary 100 per cent This Saite consists of a large chair and spacicus armchair. rne ct otherwise send your name introductory offer. THE Dept. 143. Kanses City. alized fair. Centra! ‘lowing come A. OD OD eee OO ee —_—_——_—— - a tion Riders , the P - b - | he mame by best | Chapters of “The Rova!l of the Red Robe. ‘which the organization is ee : = ~ seta a — - } in East St. Louis. according to the - «NS 4 Rev. Charlies D. McGehee. klan of- . . e i. Pe r ‘ficial and former local Methodist ae minister who was ousted from the churah recentiv os “~ — — se ~ se “ ¥ ie : w 7 Organization of a kilan auxiliary fear. 1° a vear Ai WILE _- ‘3 iS J‘ for bovs was also announced Mr. McGehee. who said Spring stocks have just come in and our Drapery L largely of vouths whose fathers are Ha a i: ath ly i. partment presents a colortul display of the newest mothers are affiliated with Kame- WE ii \ i i iy il and most desirable curtains and materials. Now’s the” aa. th Women's kita rganiantion. | cae soc iz time for bright, new window hangings and door” Eight-Piece Queen Anne 3] Dining-Room Suite ....,. | This beautiful set large buffet, obiong extension table, five tapestry seat dining chairs and one armchair—all to match and finished in rich American walnut; first-class con- struction. of this orgwanizatio: composed consists of The purpose of the organization, | = Sh Sens a ‘ bs . McGehee stated, is to teach boys | 2_= 9 Pace drapes. And everything you want is here, at price PH ig-=4e £2 © as bright and cheerful as the materials themselves. the Constitution - and i me a laws of the United ¥ , Bes we He said he did not know .% . ot ee) * organization ” : ‘> “= ese h ) : : 4 having had little to do with it , nye 2 pe : | Fringed Curtains Overdrape Silk, $1.50 Yd. Overdrape . Nature of “Royal miiere." i > , . ne name oO; ti 2 DOVS special walue erTns WILTON VELVET RUGS, 9x12 FT. $ 39.90 These are one-piece splendid wearing fringed Rugs, very good value SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS, 9x12 FEET : (‘ome in beautiful , i. j a — = aione 586 AS . . " - - iow 1 ¢? ’ . ma ,' e aG itis Pd oY i. . . ‘+c Ootains its bird designs in various col- ’ or combinations. poate 7 Porch Chair Sets, $2.75 Bar Harbor Sets, consisting of padded tufted chair-seat ey | - a ee sree XK ROE H Oregon and “The American Cru- sader’ is the Eastern organizatios of similar character. Its headquar- Indianapolis. naturalized persons ters are at It does net exciude un and back cushions covered with cretonne. Bed Set Material, $2.75 yd. 45-Inch Drapery Material $2.95 Yard A beautiful combination of silk and linen. wide. Rose color only. 45 inches Drapery Silk, $1.90 Yard Short lengths of various goods, all 36 inches wide, and all ordinarily selling for considerably more than $r:: eS | x “Davenport 3-Piece Ov ffed SitDaenort Suite. i " 75 IS is a genuine KROEHLER Overstuffed Suite It combines all the ease and comfort desirable in a living-roem suite, and at the same time provides an emergency bedroom when the Davenport is opened Thoroughly wel! structed, three large pieces, covered with a peod grade of velour. Spectally pri: $175.00. Buck’s tebe 1 ¢ Gas Ranges 7" if vou . = * hk nrovided ti! 4 as much as to yards in some of the pieces. . Drapery Silk, $3.75 Yard J 45 and 50 inch silks, brocade, solid colors and a few strip- ed patterns. Solid colors This 50-inch wide Silk is are gold, dark blue, mulber- splendid for panel curtains, ry, rose and brown. Stripes and will launder well. Silk im combinations of blue, bullion fringe to match. green, rose and gray. Cretonne, 35c Yard 36 inches wide; smal! pat- terns suitable for bedrooms: also larger designs for sun porches. Blue and rose. Shadow Silk, $2.50 Yard Heavy crinkle Material, 72 inches wide; in blue and white or pink and white striped effect. Windows can be draped with same material. 2', yards is enough for one bed set. Colored edge to match. Pillows, $1.25 each Serviceable kapoc-filled Pillows, made with waterproof coverings in the darker shades. Splendid for porches and lawn swings. citizens will be admitted its purpose is to assist persons understand the Constitution and make them better citizens. It was organized to permit foreigners who 5 > . ~ ’ ‘~ > "4 : Oil s& Lo is States cone. 7 believe in Klan idea's to hecome the Kian, although | ’ not directly.” 4 Organizers at Work Here. — = [eGehee said that organiz Make Housecleaning Easy 7 A good Vacuum Cleaner will cut the wosk # > of house cleaning in half. You cannot gets § better vacuum than the Eureka. The price iS 7 only $45.00. A down payment of a few dol- | ¥ lars, the balance to meet your convenience. 9 Get your Eureka now, before house cleaniag: § Starts. fi ed @ \ ‘onnected with a 2 ee | * ’ ’ “ +? tj ed a ne W Khang. ; =U i* and ‘ / \ ; Want the Rit=T at the »~” —_ ~“—_r? ®8t pessible price take Li ' _ - wonderfu buy this pra rcs lain (2458 f ~ oven for n : : a” * ‘ $390 iw 4 BicaA’s ABINET Se Aa Ss i RANGES. A~ $36.00 lew as a We Are bactusive Agents for BUCA’s—in Washington 4, Mid (iz ‘ 1.) BUCKS all-white . » : — , a ; ee i & ¢ “AN — . poe Walnut Dining Suite Beautifully designed in the always cha ; period style. Substantially built of genuine Alaa walnut with inside drawers done in mahogany. / ts 66 inches long, and the other pieces are in Peppa Chairs upholstered in tapestry or blue or brown am baie oe An outstanding value. “ - E ig h t-piece Nine-piece Suite, Ten-piece @ vb it Tha ome without serving complete a cnina caopinet an =a ’ table, lustrated, a Davenport Bed Suite $227.50 Beauty and utility attractively combined. For it is -ke work of only a minute to turm the long davenport inte a full-size double bed, comfortable as anyone could wish. Uphoistering is of high-grade velour in beaver. brown or blue. Loose spring cushions, ful! spring seats and backs. Notice the beautiful carving on the frame. and the tassels om the arms. A wonderful value. Refrigerators Spring has been backward. Summer wiil probably come with a rush. That new Re- frigerator can be bought now just as well as later. Better to buy now. perhaps, while our assortments are at the height of completeness. Many standard makes await your choosing here, including the noted Bohn Syphon Refrigerator. You cam get a good Re- frigerator for as $ ] 9. 75 serving table, 4 159.00 Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges taint § ae og little as Here you can choose from a complete line é | 7. of these famous Ranges—famous for thei — , , ability to cook and bake better. The va- aa | be riety of sizes, styles and enamel finishes assures you just the Range that will fit in with your kitchen : a a “AT are : ’ be | tT — : ADVERTISEMENT NEW GERMAN OIL SOLD UNDER WRITTEN GUARANTEE RUBS OUT RHEUMATISM Tan ave “*ew Sewing Machines A complete line of well-known makes. includ- ing the Standard Rotary and Jewel Grand. A And its easy to own tew floor samples in perfect running condi- . | a jewel — they’r: tion are offered at 25 per cent less than reg- priced from on gre 39 75 mnie nee $OY. ” Qe a. ; a3 “ ; ® ~ . Py — ; ; Darts . er he . ~wTrrtirate ; na aor hy ; ty ; an q “ ti? wets SF Even in th nowt « : + Mit ara - © eee ; star’ . p 4 ed Hellrung €> Grimm Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cass i: “You get the girl—we'll do the rest.” co : . * ee 1 - a > e *“ ‘ . . r eee Easy Payment Terms Arranged on Any Purchase | —Buettner’s N. W. Corner Washington Av. at Ninth St. ¥ a 4 oe . ae 4 : a - og — ° = 6 7 ai ee Sy > aS Pra tt 2 eae: Fan) Be een ts - -. 5 ee 1 Et: | . x Py Ba 1. ee ia a & | 44 e& CZ . Ls t ww ™ Pn : bl . _ = ry. = a , ia , A] I = ; > | ae & rT? Xs & ' & ' s | | ¢% d io ' . ec ‘ Lg ; , \uag ie 3 , ae: Ca. ©@ eteres?. ; | 2. ¢ steres Johnson ' Gros. Drug Cae. %

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Rina Buyers ers know the Post- € most users and of Radio in the S¢. i¢ Post-Dispatch car- dio Advertising than Louis newspaper ER Papers asure and economy ig of the Radio Adver. ill be found announce. and prices which en- make wise Selection substantial savings, » Advertisements ay—Every Day in -DISPATCH Big Radio Directory aperies bur Drapery De- y of the newest als. Now’s the gings and door s here, at prices is themselves. Overdrape Material $1.95 Yard Good heavy silk and cotton Material, 36 inches. wide. Tan and blue: rose and blue: - mulberry and brown. Wide enough to split. Edges to match. Cretonnes, 95c Yard New Cretonnes of excep- tional beauty, - patterned with large American Beauty roses in gray, blue or black background. Guaranteed fast colors. Net Curtains, $3.95 Pair These 2%:-yard long Cur- tains come in ivory or white, scalloped or with nar- row lace edge, or with nar- row borders of filet or Not- tingham. » leaning Easy aner will cut the work half. You cannot get a Eureka. The price is Payment of a few dol- meet your convenience. , before house cleaning ining Suite the always charming Tudor built of genuine American done in mahogany. Buffet other pieces are in proportion. try or blue or brown leather. e Suite, Ten-piece Suite, serving complete as il- lustrated, 8.00 $224.75 . ‘ . _ ” - —s : “ S ® : - » - ba ~ 7 ’ , | - . NMR = Na gn ce ET NRO an A : - , o — iii we : ee . ™ . : ele EE SE LS AN A NT LN TTT — emai. — ~ —s — — - : - . - = eit * ~ s 4 . . . — - . — “ - oi a o = bs Ry ~ ‘Liha Sack tia vip 3) al cP ho SiN Rohe We , _ oe ? ’ ie erties aut : Ai: ‘ r . - ~ hf - o — . 4 +e ¥ Na. Oe “ ar sad oO aY a yee ee oS 7 Ser an ow rai gett, ' a. ve pte Seis % ry. a) aoa “nie Ok Obgtin’ RA a ee ate gs 7 , — = = * t =: e , , . . C : - iM os : le ~ i a . on _ - > wl x S £. ~ ee. a > segrnp? Ww A o af 7 ? - ‘, _ 4 ~ . aie “¥ ; rar Fs NAS : sok i Pam a4 ok hy ’ ' y ma aks a ‘ . ; ; ‘ean amas al he ‘ Seek oe a! 4 ‘ eae ee Ro is diaaiie ‘ ve be: ee ee cit , ; oh — > ieee ——s x ee J “ ; = oeianbde 5 a _ ve ae pe Se oy oe, es, a 4 ~s ~~ ee ; 4 ss ts Wot > ia ie amt ire poe War Met : Ts ed ee etek i aig Ties eet : i LE SE IE REL Pt. gtk es ite ite apihaniad hae. ak Jagiale : ft fol si a 4 oe oe a ‘ % . a eee | cad ia he ge ; BS vate tise - at AES pees = — soe ee Pr ee aes gt eee er Ke 3 Tye es ko oe a oontiraes fre ae va aah iy Ca Nae eh as a a. ‘ tips ‘Abc ota os “ i — ERS ny a a A or yk aes - ae” ey yo, Se . or? 4 , ¥ , " pp tt f wat Fo ues ; ‘ ae Se Sr ee a a ase 37 rates AI AE tabs soto a i eee P 7 - aia) . ¥ > peer + emer * oR 2p? ee e =. : 6 ee a ee a gaa se a MR sk . Ty rF~ “te err a Ghee te dilate tice 4 +e meee, ce aps DAY) The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | « 2 es 7 as Tt, -——— em = aFOLIVE ST: (cdl ie ose i EACH ONE OF THESE SUITES MORE BEAUTIFUL ine eg THE OTHE R—AT REMARKABLE SAVINGS OF 25% to 402% if ever you had the opportunity of a $ life tle to dg a beautiful. massive Velour Suite, as here shown, this is your chance. These Suites come in dark rich velour: in mulberry, taupe, blue and man) other colors. These Suites are priced as low as . fA re Anne Dining Suite This is an extraordinary value in a Queen $ $ Anne Dining Suite. The table is the pion ob long style. The chairs are well made and It match the table. On Special Sale We C We Call Your Special Attention to the Large Pieces in This Suite Nai, 1 — —-~ — — . = hd bd Bh ; —— a Buys It 1o recognize the value of this Suite at the special price of This pate. is the most astounding offer ever — = 60a) a, ae We ask you to note the extraordinarily large pieces ne M oo Suite contains. It is well made, beautifully finished and artistic in design. You need not be a judge of furniture $1 Down Buys Any of These Sanitary Refrigerators TTT y ? t: } ‘ ce NY —y , ; ' : = AN RS I A a a ES AAAS $14 $19.75 "$22 _ frice rator The Your health depends on your food. Vo keep your food fre-h you must have a good aperoneg masa: sanitary Refrigerators are cuaranteed to keep all food fresh and sweet. They i ve. savers made—will cut your ice bill *n two. Sce our special le aders, illustrated at” ote —~ | — Down ie a Ls a AY at Simmons Day-Bed | aN Pane rad a ~ = nieieemtionel -- a "s; aG4 y to open that «a a. BEY yy on. jay ’ | ‘ 4 new invention—so cas appealing eee ea Ha oS C V ES child can operate it. A beaatifus + Leh day and a bed by night. We have a large election of beautiful pads. See our Day- o abN , ‘| , | Newlyweds! Prospective Home Furnishers!" ate re 3 ne Fe Think of it—this 3-Room Outfit, complete with rugs and linoleum. for only $289.00. We show this Outfit in specially built rooms—jus* like it will look in your home. It does not cost much to go house. keeping when you can buy this complete Outfit on easy terms of $10 4 per month. Even if you are not ready to buy, call and see it. ¥ + 19" ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH an So te ene oa eae mee | - wrt re GOLDMAN I BROS. Down Buys a POLLYANNA ELECTRIC WASHER Sate to Use. Quiet in Operation. Strong in Construction. Inexpensive to Run. Easy to Operate. Easy to Buy. Halance in «malt monthiy payments. Wo Different styles at different prices. Blue Bird Dineer Set Free. ! Want You to Have a Beautiful | Blue Bird Dinner Set Absolutely FRE mats" $41) or Over—Either for Cash or Credit All you have to do is buy $10 worth of goods or over and the Blue Bird Dinner Set will be deliv- 9 ered with your pur-\ > oh) ae oF . ' , \ >" NUE a > ‘ oe ‘ — ee i4 . oe + 7 — . : ar i) 5 oy we py Rach Be Cins e aoe oh piney ‘ f oy : ‘ A cag be + as hy od Sits ee, er te, ae i ie tare, mS oe ‘ ae 5 ee ie VR WARES EI SE 9 ae eb oe ee eS oe a =F f y U ¥, A L herent | ‘+t. ° [ a? CS yan & Ay ? “ Nd 5 er 4 Bitte yee iy mate 2 Re He ce 4 : Wt eee eee AL VSG ar ot hee, eM Do od, Re RCN UR NG we Las Se Se WO 8) Or mee ah nee ‘nhac aR PRs eG hE a, ata a Moke , , eee ee ae aa ' Br Ce peas ; « by ‘cing SS A ee 4 Re aS BS Sn ee oan . , ‘ omen . ev NT ee Te EO ee hg a I a rl ama 51 a pl aes Ae - px ty oe . Ais aie TofS BRISA ES IKE

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ST.LOUIS POST -DISPATCH . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation’ han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED soar TALETRAR SAGA DEM a aa Sts "| EG CURED GLASSES ON CREDIT | eee HowMany Pounds WouldYou © IN PRUSSIA TO BE SOLD ——— WITHOUT THE = EN Fissure and all Rectal Diseases cured b Soothing, Gentle tau: | ~ ~ gt ~ Like fo Gain in a Week? Mech Entertaining Was Done on Be ae DR. E. R. VAN BOOV ’ ge cet nreor No Pas. NoChloroform. No tome No Hospital, x a Sprit ime 1S | ’ Its 63.000 Actes to Help the | | Business. Call or write todgy. It will pay you. Se -. shing time. a! och letae nel aein Prince of Talleyrand Non ONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. | RLE BOOK Yaiu _} furni | Special Attention fh gm St oe gg an oul you a seain- | By the Ass orn Fe si : ; ~~ Office i. 3 h nh you look Pi ma Me of the genuine Hilton's Vitamines ab- | ? . S ‘ st i. N | Credit "Account : : Is 3 SUS , : S ' wih | FR | | Good i: Us! . Here! ee BL One-Week Sale! $55.00 Cedar-Lined CHIFFOROBE — =. al Y WMA MI TL» Mhh ; : TT, auf With /fe- — lille, a abe rr Sakan and is intimately connected with French historr. The old Prince of Talleyrand, Napoleon and Victor Hugo were entertained there. Princess Dorothy, the most celebrated woman of the family. is said ta have done much of her brilliant entertaining to help her uncle, the Prince of Tatlleyrand, attain diplomatic success at the Vienna Congress in 1814 i eee dete PR Ee Rae ore ens : ae [rs me oe | : : a8&eaugesa : > > > = * ROYAL RIDERS OF oT = Admired by all who see r | dt | it and instantly recog- RED ROBE, NEW —S—— 81 | | 1e. , of allewiance the Government an: | et oice Pil ituti T 1€ I . . . a ” . el . _ unprecedented offer. : —— on our homes. : : womanhood, the _ Compariment at +h ~ ee »» — , we Red 7. e preservation ; Par cS. ; ar ment for clothe: i , ° } ‘ OT Our public > AmePficanism pa The iuxurious three-piece Suite is qm holstered in a coed durable g a elour. You may Rave your ; to the shade. End table te imeluded. sliding wrdersized Chit | wide and 7 ig fk this is the biggest Chifforobe value in to FREE! 26-Piece Table Set FREE! BEDROOM ‘ oo . a - ies : = G ex ie . , ~ re rT one > e.iGc : ee.) _—_=-~ a. — Kian temp at i= : 5() _— = ‘ 49 re nn — -_-_ > ————————— uti iy. finished be | ' * f Li rey iit cajiid ‘ =turdiis structed . Xferecd« ‘, Ti. a! g . TI 3 Room ) (EAE | Baseball Complete a Fup ay Se P Limbering Up Now |" 3 i ~ 7 ‘ $3. FS = eS Including With Joint-Ease a Ga eRee PLE Floorcoverings sites at Our $40 Cabinet Mode! Low Price . of Refrigerator Gas Range “Our Special Leader” 268 | $345 |. “18 Will pay for itseif .AY nz x | te? > ‘ « 5s” ‘ 7 “4 > , 4 4 i fresh and sweet 3 removable she!lve« J eS > ~~: After the fame or prac- ice Join t- Ease takes the kinks. lameness and soreness out of Fe Kroehler D Bed Sui : iid ~ rm wre (ina closet and six chairs including host chair. so quickly Davenport Opens to a Full-Size Bed Beautifully finished in walnut. that you'll The three pieces are large and roomy They are Dow want r ee eee : n—$2 Weekly en upholstered in a good grade of velour Laver 2 59% a: ail over again o ne in a few port epens te : uli-mge bed hours. $16 Down—$2 Weekly it's great stufi—speedy a and sure. and ; Enameled Steel White Frost maov stars Le ! | are wise to it. : | —o 7 ite = REFRIGERATOR Just two } minutes’ rub f oe. Si — : bing and this | —— orn . $ e creat. stain- f : cE Ft ————_—— =—__ ess Joint-Ease soaks right in ee 0O through skin and flesh right to é Made entirely of galvan- the ligaments and tendons and f BREAKF ST SET ’ — aes ae A ized steel that will not ~ ’ oo 4 nere pes . . . : > 2 ¥ Ones ogee wae r Bruce sore ! : — The sense end Suite is beautifully decorated. B&F rs », , 7 ‘ 1 fierce » _ ’ ‘ ’ With ce : ia Be ee iruggist for a tube ef Joint-Ease finished in two-tene ename 4 nei — -_ in , a sort te d . ind keep limbered up. as thouw- mings are heavily nick- St ka ort. uphois re sands of other ball players do. ) $ | 8: ' © Oxi Sheives are revolv- a é Very specially : goed-«<ired 93 drepieal a —“— = ar fowr seturdily com f ‘eer ‘hairs. May be ‘ec © re 1 cclor desired. Snhe- ‘tally priced at Always remem ber when ing. ; . uM Free!—26-Pc. Table Set'—Free! FREE!— 26-Piece Tabie Set—FREE! 8 Joint-Ease gets in joint agony eet

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ag me = Nae Fee? ye ee Fee ey ae - SEP, Fa b f, or ad ean Pi S-aw~ ™ x be nets + : a - ry > « gery i : - A Sez. F bil eae ee” ee , é > RaR a 2 pas ee heslyi Fg ae ie Nae ee * y Berar os sAtinen es sve, aa DX eat aRY SJ ss ET and Gene’ Ge te ol “-- Sted be say towne: = . i : , : NoDauger. No Heapng aaisthotg mee Springtime is housecleaning and houise- ll par y Mt ae rs ° ° . e * ee. FREE BOOK Naluebiew | ‘furnishing time. It is the time of the year i woeaten tee ‘eet when you look to means of brightening up : : terms—they are for your convenience, Sundays, 10102 et and creating new atmosphere. . } foal ; , 3 A small down payment, balance in con- ~me} You will be more than delighted with our venient weekly or monthly payments wili == FF comprehensive selection of Furniture and furnish your entire home. Chite.. Ls BE the attractive prices at which our mer- =nifforobe | oot ion \ Parlor T able OR my mem a ny ee te meena centre ey _ » — - ~ re . ININGROOM | wrious three-piece Suite is up if: 2 Dd in a rood durable grade of * | re . You may have vour choice : £ a Se. Ee, je eee gy se cs | a Bedroom Suite A $295 mere | A $225 >] AQ2 | i"% | : ! Value.... — Value.... 3 ¢ ey “we TY eee ' “= a P ie Comfort. strength and beauty combine to make this elegant three-piece ' ‘ or ese yf This 1s, indeed, a0 ink De eal oe Dents COMnEEE a8 {nl Velour Suite an exceptionally good ‘value. It has web bottoms and \ -: Fe eet, Oca gl size bow-end bed, large dresser, spacious chifforobe and gorgeous vanity, i Le | a Marshall type spring loose-cushion seats. Very specially priced. : * "9" RT PS- A rare value at this price. ay if @- i?l TTP Ve oo! - : | Bs 1 if a | = anaen = Paes a hee 4% ji BS Ay they) 5 ot Ay ; ‘ 5 intel set ee eepenemrvss : _ ' _ ' . -_ . eu) ar Vea v cre . a ie ae a $e $ . a Chee ME ‘, wae tie , ; ey 7 os ~ ° ’ . Pees . % * ? r were eee ae Ba eat , 4 F tin a ~~ . we 5: nee - % here ie Oso * be " * 5 f i, . fy ee? ing Pts Jae Ou Peels } z a eee ey f a o S ia fn : 5 . a : , laa i Booey: Pee Me han Re : fi oa ed oe 4 ty tng. Ue RRA Ss tees : . ae nT ae a Pe 4 Sita ae os Dy el ah or 7 5 RNa oe SR Nea SR ee a. thee % ve Bt, Sty aS A ee P ; y] She 3 : Je hs "ied Ce Ce thats nee, See oe ; PMR ote nS i {ea . pe ne — pe a ee et SS + ey rT be “i yO ee 4 _ ie, ‘ bie ‘s 4 ak ee en Oy Ey: SI a m ‘ 4 ; Pal Ny ha ye ae ‘ 4 4 Arh gail . _ r P " ong pee ‘ ¥ F ieee ue PO ETT Ae ee Sy Rees ee hc, ‘ ai perenne Fe ey a 2 —~~ ub _ -~ vv" var Bie PRE IE eae: 1 se ‘ 4¢ 4eies ots t4e iS , ALEEIET Ti ZI steetaaanann LES OCS OOOPTT bs 147 ae adel ’ ee - ellie itl teeta Be te ee ee ee a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee o_o em, © ees trey ~ at en — : ae AA Zz AS ; s +d In Our Bargain wer on rs eo 2 ~ 5 9 ts MM . ugoir 3-Door, Side-Icer 4 tt , . oY ane Water Pitcher Lam REFRIGERATOR | § | Reed Fiber Suite Ve il OSe |} 98¢ é i te of oc} = i A $250 $ O) EZ ; . ae) ’ is ft) solid hardwood. inte- a a ; « Le “p 2 A: ‘ 9n4— . ‘ 'e\ J r is +o . r ae | eee - , pe Che t ie enamel. rie ee Value.... hd A ee : Bae | ~~ alumi Have gold or ivory =_ 4 ° ° -e , ), A heavy alumioum base, and attractive . bn - = 3 = y Y “ = : 1 J 4 % . 2 4 , Ings are nickeled brass. , a — 7 | int ar f 7 be 7 75 00 ae me =A beautiful genuine walnut Queen Anne Suite, consisting of large bul- ined. A bare lame for your bed , . $2. 4 ie fet. attractive! v designed extension table. china eloset. five side chairs ere pe oe room. Very Special ——— Monthly § ie @ and one armchair. A wonderful value. BIR. 3 = uceivaieams . " ‘ " q = itil serter. 4 pieces ~ re g qh } } pol] tant Sale of ried _ = Chaise ounce or A $60 $ ° id A $55 >9Q; (9 complete at this price. — You will be : Value.... | | ee delighted with this Suite ; i. This is a solid oak Kitchen | Has 5 large drawers and a hat- If Purchased Separately B e d S a Nn d B e Ing ” . Cabinet with all the modern box. The clothes-hanging com- mettiee *. 4 cece eben tau $22 0) (‘hair or Rocker Sei. wen ors mewenrenee ' riment is lined with genuine aie te ~ Tk. ', time-saving, conveniences. /' partment 5 lineg Wie 4 (‘haise Lounge 822 A) lable will save you many steps. | red cedar. A Timely Ottering That Fits in With Spring | i ; | Federal Fae, 9 ba 4 one a ae bac is 33 2 eee A$so > 50 int Value...., weet 5 Simmons Bed This is a Federa! 4-burner, high-oven Range. This large Simmons A $22.50 Value A $75 Value ’ * with nickel-plated trimmings and white Reed Fernery bed is sturdily made Has massive steel end® 4 sturdy banded satin © CliaAMmMe: pane! on oven door. A wonderful and finished in walnut and eseturdy link spring. Bence Bed atth beaks tiful scrol!) design filler. » » . ; ‘ . ——————— cooker and baker. Specially priced for this and Bird Cage Comes complete with i64 Specially priced | link saepring Sale price for thia sale. fla le price, > “ a = F = . =: sale. tag ff «+ a a . . re sera - e- 7 Specially Priced at 12 $13 50 $39 715 BOSt chair F fe ' . : ° : ‘ 4 = : P" = —— e ° =| : laeeal! 19.75 7 -U ‘ 4 ~* hi = e €¢ ; 4 = ‘g , mu a / +s Ma é Brightness is added to A 7 reng!v woven heamtity 4 designed oouvie utility ed piece The. btihi seeaetiiti , : ty oo ) - eretonne upholstery. The davenport csssasssstsssssetesess ees r vour Inroom ‘+h } it »U sunroon Suite with bhign quailts : - _ ™ ol ae ™ ? ice. opens into @ iuli-size bed. Very spe ial at this ae beautiful Fernery Bird + + seeessae =* san. ie satesesiesssesseasss nd S rings ’ . * at Sere - “ ul 4 . —" & = : 2) ee woe ew oe ae , Pa eee Ri * a ih ON iy ee ere | - . aes see ‘a ae « Sit’ Tar TOW yy bats | + Opens into a full-#ize te 7 ae a he ‘3 sr pe ete oe a, iy a Sy be ? ote og OR > ae Cage has removable bot- 64062 e 2026 oF i”. PT LL ee v ae \) = “an — wee es Cg Hae, We, SUR, Ty, HA \ A large selection of high quality Springs and / Mattresses are of- fered in this sale. . ¢ e¢22e86e08¢ 4° 8 —- - — $ 7 Kk ) - ooseees: | | = : 520; ‘) | s3S22s23ssezi hh isor-Back Chair port Suite — bs “ik sae x FAST SET = > = Fn gene og = \ $12 Mattress ........9750 , . $30 Mattress .......919.965 ‘ . ae ee aaa ° Utifully decorated. It is large : A $200 $ 00 é } me, = —* me — -, ——— - . , accommodate the ordinary- § ‘ V seinen 6 t 08 ee ae $10 Link Fabrice ‘ r | € * *-e#e . 1 :F J a . co:0! , : J ; , , . : | 3 alue | = | a A A Spring chairs have quaint $14 Coil Spring | oe ——s ; “4 ¢ ™ - z a* 2: f Lal 2 7 ond Le =. X Be hy AVS gtk ne Pee es CO Se) ae 4 wie al Tk es ae ‘ a) Cay : 4 , bias PP: , ‘ ‘ I ANE Th, es ee halen Smet th IRS a y Pine GORD SE WIA eee Yes NMR ES OR te OR ai peng ae ees ee ; ‘ Suite consists of 3 beautiful pierces. a chair. rocker and long-bed daven- , i ea Cart Priced Extra 7 A] ks | = $3.4:50 | | - Port, upholstered in a fine velour. Davenport opens into a full-size bed. | ===. =— ; _ *ery specially priced. H me | 3 S 2 / ae - 7 — — —_— Se $ | ' wm, ge o . ~~ —- = ” Pot ee, =——— ~~ mul om — -—— aon [eed oe ir a “ a ~ ” oe 4 ’ _——e —_— ? ; : — oven erent — eee + —— , ee -- $3 Monthly x a ce ‘ — 7? : . ; — : 2 Oe — _—— eed enamel = — ss A mn mmm ee CE aa — f - - = oe -_—— ’ : 8 Benet — ant el ee = nena al ~ : ; — = on _~ = 4 2 - —_ ’ re = : \ [= - he ay F aa . = 5 a a . ¥ * J® “te 4 e o J ion tas. r : 7 “ “SSS 2. * . vad f A ae . Seo a eee 4 5 ¥ ~ 22 Se == 6 a : Bs. . 4 x +4 q = . BS te é Z k: e ° rey > r i

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED S : = ~ ~~ SS Ness . BANS " qe Sotg, my PQs . Dav ww = > . —_ a ee — _— — = amen -~- —_ — . — - LOLI en - a —_ a ee a oe ee ee te ee oF —_—_- —_— eatin ee — —-—~ a aa oo ' ‘- ~ sched steel wit Our new Radio Dept. is a : : 2 Rotations tremendous success. All the | a 3 | / ————————— ————— $10 00 M P f 2 struction oi ae . / ; : ——— —— . : ~_s . nteareeted = nn c oad leading makes are here—on sy i Z. | SS . a onth ays or | = : tn ) ; | ; 4 _ % err eres led credit at the, same prices | | | tis ws as OS Se Ss W i Pla + r others ask for cash: We de- liver immediately on frst Payment and you can PAY AS YOU LISTEN. SS Ey ee » || ain ~- oe With aaa LT a ha Wadd) WD a bide Kennedy Model V Fada Neutrodyne 74 ~ With en rnc 5 aie ap $88.75 mil tesene $120 Remember, $10.00 a month places it * REFRIGERATORS sree 2M ' ™~ "= ; = 4. ann 2 d - . oe . + ada a _— os “ - - - $ : = She ; ——— n — . =] i & “a ; . a ~ ,= _ . : -” be? : . ¢* o« : * : . ‘« : . s” " » : — ’ : > a > . = “« e > ee “ a > . . : oa e | = AS ; it is , years to pay tha, balance—no interest ~~ : - — > . - ae oa a : " + eon =i + . : > , o> eG - Re sel ; ' ~ . ~ -. ix : -" ‘ = : - = 7 . ; ae ‘2. Z ' : ~ 6 - + 2a . * " = , wt ; ; : : . : : New Side-Icer : This is the new style Refrigerator that is so ex- a" Sale of Phonograpl At About Half Price — tremely popular. The ice compartment is at th- Ref ish Y a : . A large assortment of high- —" - erurnis our Living-Room With This grade Phonographs that have . ~ side instead of at the top making it ever so ee ; He a = . - been used as floor samples as Our showing of Refrigerators tS unusually /arge and complete. The lime compris¢s od e e all sizes and styles in white enamel, blue emamel and golden oak finishes. 20 to 259 = all ul = x om ination 0 alr uite $10 worth of Player Music HALEY i] | ; - ANS | 4 } j }i} Hi, ram A small payment delivers it at once. Spe- omce to make room for our cially priced for this week at... : Radio Department. All. are im good condition, equipped with standard motors, play all records and are fully guar- , : amteed. The values are the Kqut greatest you have seen in fm goon ae : : LET US Have us demo your car or an Profit by This Offer—Open an Account at May-Stern’s = Harmograph, | | a5 _ veaTance, roc ' $10.00 a Month Pays for It 3 . ae ) them both : much more convenient. Thoroughly insul- 5 c J ated, good size, will keep your provisions in 18° eet, well as all exchange imstru- pound ice capacity. At prices from $14.85 to $99.50 and all offered om the most con- good condition with the least amount of ice. ments must be closed out at venient credit terms. A Value Surpassing Anything Offered in Years at is value like this that emphasizes the leadershi> of this great store. This magnificent set consrsts of davenport, armchair and arm rocker—every piece in massive overstuffed design—arms, seats and backs are of genuine mohair—all other materia! is of velour in shades to match. Has loose-cushion seats and best Marshall spring construction throughout. The May-Stern stores secured 12°carloads of these handsome sets at an unusually low price and we are giving you the benefit of our good . = HME) Wa AHURA TA MATT HUT : fortune. See this set—compare it in style. guahty and finish with any- thing shown elsewhere at higher prices. We know what your decision will be. Specially priced for this week at May-Stern’s at | : a ih ; ad i somely enameled cabinet in robe sect lined with Special Offering of - Way. W itho SSStiON 16 LNed With red swinging copper tub, electric = E W A beautiful Electric Washer po CT, idling. + : “ oe =~ * built of solid oak, has Frencn battleship gray. Has high- cedar, a4 protection againat wringer and x ~ Axminster - a xs moths. it is large size, finely sfusten jonmecen ll will Fine 9x12-Ft. Pe <. today or any finished and will prove a val. admire. Does the washing | Beautify your ot s uable ag agen to any mars Se Galelly and eanile eenan of Axminster Rugs. cy . = — -y er L find this an clothes out so immaculately , 4 ee ee —_ $ 745 clean that you will simply , e 2 — a oe ae —- fall in love with the “Hurri. : ; . . eo 4 | cially priced dell . , : . & i ctasihlt ateeatit Senktuein fully enclosed in hand- —-= ——— : Ml = ————— —— E We will. sati Se porcelain top and plate mirror and the ward. est grade electric motor. Terme--$2.00 « Week Open an Accent 41 WELFTH AND OLIVE STS. Your Credit Is Geed @

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* . £. te i os 5 oa 5 — 8 SAW goa > re ; " a a Qs SS aS Ts EN RY SAY ‘ Ny MAME Shy RS ANN NS S WY, gr . FSP “Srocee = APR OAT PRUL €, $24. SNA ee S&S Kage LEP GOS acqquare’ s wa es : Maa’ s Saw LS S$ § Rave s8eQ SF Sas P & —— & . 3 e"'S NS . & ° “> aot & ee SS saw Seow Qa F FF C8 FQ Naan J & F°F anew § WN ~~ ‘es . NS \ YQWQW GH SS SS ' S 3 : WS , ‘eo ‘ ‘ les x & BSS » SQ{QE_ : SSS oY 9 : | DRAMA see Y RWWA = XS WHxwworq ware onan ; WH GOON _—_> SSS ESS Nr '¢ guteten, & Be Naaw® STU ENTE How FF QS Naf \ . —- i > . ~ a > Seat H6LKGT Harcooae Mw : —— si ag Bee IX. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1924. x “it fhy Yt, Wp / . aa » a etait ae raat * R ie PAGES 21—3? a ee ete = # and newn se, aS as : 3 | | finished iy Genhatener cat _— GARDNER AGENCY HAS Mich , and Motor Wheel Corpora from the agency's new (hicago of the Gardner company, and t# tn nary ay. tion Lansing, Mich. has been fices under the Supervision of . harge of the Chieeie office $ Moon commenced using Duco AUTOMOTIVE ACCOUNTS taken over by the Gardner Adver- Howard I.. Spohn, for many years iti early in Janua when their new tit ) ng reg omens: ry, The national advertising of two ‘5!n8 (0. of St. Louis, Chicago and prominently identified with adver When the brakes are not werk- .¢t them fixed immediately. 4 > 9 ° fhe Department’s New Hupmobiles |)!ower-pricea series a” cars were New York, according to’ an? ans [ini Eom put into production, and contem- | well-known automotive ° s. Re. ne ates yh - a an- Using and productive activities [n= ing. , fvouncement Just made the automotive industry Spohn Leos use of the brakes lowers the i AUTOMOBILE Fire Chief Panzer With One of C redit Tey ai | MSD ppl THIS WEEK, plate using it on all models. [public Motor Truck C me woe mm I 4 c ~0., Alma This advertising will be handled has been elected vice president of | Will for tires gasoline and repatrs ers? If not, you a : liberal and dignified Cow” . & count anywhere else, with fe > SS ee tonths to two years to com, @™ey Motor Company An- | aie . IN poy One of the many ad, 7. s Four-Day Salon at ae oe ae Hotel Chase. TR be 1 f-e C AR Le oe A Le w O'R EL DOD N O £ ee gets car lovers will find a) eg gelight in the Petite Salon to) ne bel in st. Louis this week. It | aa a. ynusual presentation of | mn sale Monday at May- FH snodiles. ht them. These Lamps = gajon is to be presented by | the makers of America’s sgeri Motor Co. for a special ver construction which at ef Lincoln motor cars and and highly decorative. Sata held in the ballroom of the d expect to pay for just y when the store opens ; aga Hotel, King’s highway and ection. They will go fast Ss - ag boulevard, Tuesday. Wilediesday, Thursday and Friday. | |v. oe -~ * xs LA ie -Bectiful settings will be ar-| | Bae 8 tee 3 ae - tiie coheiie : ee % ins ——— find themselves in luxurious | . a mu-! » Beqrroundings. There will be | . py Gene Rodemich’s orchestra. CHEIF DANZEI AND NEW HUPMOBILE ROADSTER ei ‘e an opportunity i: | # Guests will hav Five Hupmobile roadsters were recently delivered to the St. Louis. - C4 14 ENS tp become fully acquainted with * Fire Department by the Weber Implement and Automobile Co. These: wi, ie . ooo a | Bt ni @ sBpecial Bodies on Display. : ,Hupmobiles were delivered in prime colors to’ the Fire Department e J @ Among sorts: Sebamed boules | where their special Fire Department red color.was applied. A special — ’ ve c Ss ; : . _ & three highly attrac |bumper was designed for the front by the Fire Department. Nickel | a layed. One will be the . eo. passenger inside | bars are used on the red deck. Regulation F. D. cow! lights and tail a ‘Jieetw 00d seven- | Nz drive limousine, done in thistie! lights are also used, these being in red and green glass. On the run- a z and uc stg 6p 20 rag. | M38 board provision is made to carry night light, which is used by = ere also will be a Jud-| |. : . ws es § te sntow Berline, a highly | fire chiefs when fighting fires at night. Large bell is securely fastened f ctive car, and a Judkins two- | on front frame. Special windshield visor and also electric automatic! 3 ‘pasesnger coupe in blue. A body) windshield wipers are used. ae A - c a i : . : . . Ptype of great appeal to those de tinguishers in back of the seat. Special equipment was installed under | 'gring a car for personal use. s Visitors will have an op-| 3 : “hi sae ranaeiv ‘ are at ?t “ity al! 7 ton hi +t} Sm portunity to study the Lin- | Chief Panzer received the cars at the City Hall. District chiefs will use eoln motor, for a cutaway mo0-/ the cars in regular service. | z Nod . 2 eS ren 7 7 = bs . ne A Mes ek ee eg : aa j : . . GEA ee thig J eo , . nts Pig ie Years of Lustrous Beauty—$1325 AKED enamel finish! This five passenger Jew- es ~14~ ett Brougham retains its glossy beauty for years. 42 ee rl6i~ " No other car at any price offers you a body built S mm BOBS iy and finished like this Brougham. Separate steel body a ts aD Ti. % ‘% the salon. illustrative precision carried 7H equipped with wire wheels, present jout in building Lincoln cars. “® an intimate picture of the existing! The salon will open Tuesday mth Pays for This @ details carried out in Lincoln con-|morning and will be open every, @ siruction. iday from Those interested in fine coach!ing until 10:30 o'clock at nigh*, work will be interested In a Lin-; closing Friday. 10 o'clock in the morn-/| the popular marine Plue color fin- ; automobile buyer beautiful cars in| ished in the most improved way, 80 | ‘that they will retain their beauty ' panels. Each panel is dipped three times in finest black enamel, and baked at high temperature, with Traffic Advantages Patt MIS, OG.) OTS Sle ore igs * ‘ ‘ ° : y Pena? er Sy ee ask) tata NY : a rub after each coat — then fastened to the wood i lS ALAIN } out Half Price | mat have F | pare | number, now! oe ioe | iim | me wy, yy) Di Newell Motor Car Co. All. are Eouped . = 2 The 3-Door Coupe » play |S) Be | —. - $1535, at Fiint uly guar- |i En! Aa\\ | S | i at are the [iim Bay’) a ‘eer reap T; ct SR an, seen in jim 80)//\ 1/e i: i Equipped With 5 Balloon Tires, $50 Extra | 4 $70 Ml) | LET US PROVE DORT VALUE - jj + @ Have us demonstrate this Dort Coupe in competition with | Pe IE w@ Your car or any car around the Dort price. Compare ap- $59.50 | waneereets .@ Pearance, room, size, upholstery and equipment. Drive 969.50 | $250.00 = them both. Put the motors to any test—speed, pulling Ro aap! a | | ® Power, idling. Try the riding qualities over rough roads. tromtom—4 hr. dowel. O " Alton—Altom Paine-sowett Motor Ce We will satisfy you that the Dort is a better car in every a “anh ae ~ Ry Car Co. capsids Garaas owes , i Benten—L. (. Bayless . @ Way. Without obligation on your part we will do it Axminster ° Rugs E | 3 ) 4 5 p room or bedroom with one “ : today Or anv day you Say. Louisiana—leuisiana Motor Co. Bridgepert—iIrwin A Kice al Axminster Rugs. They are 1 j Macen—H. =. Easles Cair “te J. Kahr. aity, shown in a broad ong * : = t. . a Itetail and Wholesale Distributors Locust at Jefferson Community Dealers Bube Paige-Jewett Co. No. 1 North Grand Bl. Heimsch Paige-Jewett Co. 2819-23 S. Jefferson Av. Simon-Lowry Motor Co. # ! Stuhr Motor Car Co. 7423 Manchester Av. 1210 State St., E. St. Louis Brownie Motor Co. 3132 Park Av. Davies Motor Car Co. | 707 Missouri Av., E. St. Louis West End Paige-Jewett Kingshighway and Delmar St. Johns Motor Car Co. St. Charles Rd. at Marshall Fendler Paige-Jewett Co. 138-40 Lemay Ferry Rd. Hambuechen-Paige-Jewett Co. 3438 South Grand BI. Litzsinger Motor Co. Olive St. Rd. and N. & S. Rd. Nesslen-Edele Motor Co. 1649 S. Grand BI. Piedmont—Laocy & Swearea. Carbondale—M. E. Batson. a 2 ¥ ( olliasville—C ube lane pate . : j c ; . ttt Tad. =ethaler Bro« Mound — © ‘ > ee eee &- oO Geert condiecher Paige-Jewett Ce. Carter ille—Holmes Garage. > Mi. (armel—*. A. Mayne Moter Car Cs. Wk«. st. as ( entralia— onnawey's Gare ‘53 “Mt. Vernen—DeWitt's Gaerege. ILLINOIS DEALERS Duquein—Kayptian Meter Ce rard—Boston & Leer. 13 Off rged t Offering of Dort Sixes $1095 to $1595, at Flint WILSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY H. C. Merry, Seeretaryv St. Louis, Missouri WV ashington—Henry Hartbaver. TENNESSEE DEALERS—Unies Clty, Tenn.—King & Titteworth. er effects and are full 9x12- F Bive long ain their Q5 Specially © at May- = eo. A. Krauss, President =821-23-25-27 Locust Boulevard pen Sundays and Evenings We Will Trade—_A Year's Time to Pay.

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. rr, *-~ ‘The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the. morning and one agher evering newspaper COMBINED | So RES APRIL bas Ne 7 OPES, eee Sie ne eed We feel very happy over bust by far the Bae a ce ee ee — dik - SA ain ae | jr —— , “DORT BUSINESS GOOD, D new and’ believe that this year has ever hed” am { | | OF OV ND DEALERS i “,, ‘ording € authenth sti- $a S SAYS NEW SALES HEA! ERLA } m the automobile output fer wal E. G. Poxson, whom it was @fh- ™ Pt et | nth f 1924 will 1 ) > 7 The Only All-Purpose : ee ee mm . — O ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe - ~ ~— ce ee ee a ee —_— Se er a a ee os HERR VNR Mes Oe the | t three months « ast week, is the new gen- $s rt ’ } 1 nounced fr ep he oO care. At prapent prye- eral sales manager of the Dort = ee FOR YOUR F i 4, jarat are being made for a pro- ‘ _» Siet Mich prggetenn ert , = ; tiem .¢ | through Mount St: rling _ Motor ‘ar Ce at Flin : £4 & perfect pleasure. touring “a r ; nha Hit during thy a . . | le arenin l.2 ring «tl WEEK ENDING APRIL ; ‘fersor j tors. the r. Handsome uriegs waa or I ° r Ferry i pen good a nd Sedalia Gr 44 ei —_ ro ugh in v lsited { he LJoor d 141 riowv i . t i i = —— aon ings ie : . lus y ina ' ] \ [fh Jeffe v7 ++ Wi wy LfTorteor {° if ' i ist ; ° ; + f dition te Meramec Rivet Hea’. ‘erson (ity— :' wan vS-Ulveriana Ce . % -_ , — a ‘ ae , eravel to Californi irt ¢ — ~ — ‘ od 5, € ‘ 5k we : iT south of VMeramoes« Liver L . € . dirt {) “mith- nis appormnmimene Ove ‘ | ;catied ‘saturation point - at present hard-surfaced hrough Se- ;, \ ‘lume } roduced | yaN j a oyna? « ' & 2g S -.e an. “ ms unin . .2,4;3,-4 , nes uP additional! information “Cusiness bis has jus, returned ade ————$—$$$— ’ De in @ ‘ a > t > , e ~ . ‘ ” “st orer ; » +3 ~* | it " ae > ¢ * ° . 4. ' ’ = e ' : 7 ' weet FLU m ft ‘ me hs > — (ine to kh te : - ~ba4? — 7 cee le the cnuree of tin tet! Manchester pes - phone Automobile Club of Mis- trom the Boston show and deciares . -_ a : > F |) . - Pa > - ‘ : ——— = Ras it the largest —_—— ever pro- val RRB Et ae tio." 7 . 7... ’ ; i¢ st 4 thi . . _ ° eer 9 een . Poxson is exceedingly optimistic x aord received ’ = = 2 rding to i _ Maxwell (14 io... Max®*¥'* | a” - qard Motor ~ Expresses Enthusiasm automobile a «—, tor cars As ee ” . . st . =? ‘ oad. { fosed . ' ss . iis pour wine " “| B mont S150 . i d ° ; . . ; . _— ow : ‘ , . . , *? ’ - | ; ore seen eucn North and South road On that he has never betor — conerete to Eriliswill Close Tire Dealers Meeting Date ChanseJ. imterest in mo lenced there seats may be easily conr- TRAY ELLER “ifrom Ellisville to Fox Creek. /??- TT Assoctated Tir » evi . 4 ‘ : ; - , , ‘ “a.eti Ti oo Dea ers = | a a | " verted inte a cemfertable bed BRODY tour marked from Mancheower ‘st. Louis will hold a dinner-meer-| “Wh aa at the Dert taetery,’ yim thirty ~econds. Mm j ess U p , “Vays Guman Y. Sowe. *" ' iia = ‘ Poxson said, conditions were i ; tion read to Valley Park, -cdtinine Silat Pond 6 a ‘Pp. ™ | never better We are behind in CHAMPION BODY 7 S i on Antire road through Eureka erm » ep. BUGETON 10 orders and are increasing produc- a acific and Manchester read. Reh hs Scena a ‘''4- tien every month. Our new three- Bomont 2383 and 1149 3147 LOCUS L For ee atinn.} +, , deer coupe has been responsible § . oss pete Tuhen to Prods. Easy Term~—Open Evenings ang @ i *i«@: ij Tes i , ; ‘ ‘ ‘ D nt ; _ ron a _. for some of the increased husiness., | as it has proven extremely popu- Olive Street— Good fro? Creve (“peur souri River. - ' ire t St. Chartes—Concrete: good , aaa Florissant—Open: good. clusion livs warned all ‘ . . > epen ‘ - : “if . | c = ) | ; take stock of themselves ae Hall's Ferry —Govd. »pen ? , = | = tl = ; : - = oe 7 fa : > — tem ft therni b- — = 4 ie. = , aaa 3 se ‘ Price— Fair - a = ——— = = = ave made a splendid start; Bats. Be his General Sales Man. | ‘2ird street—turn to the right two = d the achievement of this rec- ; | a , . -s mm, ager L. ‘:. Peed paid tribute to the blocks to Park Drive. which is all . |’ 4 ntinued Willys “During: % es =. — - retail ret t and to the part he good. excepting a quarter mie, =i me 4 oh ‘ FS *| had played in and connects at Edgemont ith | e byilt 22.048 cars, more: a ier” concrete road to Beileville At Almost One-Half Former List Prices . | cs Aute Ter ‘ This is the most amazing Tire sale ever advertised. These Tires are new, clean, fresh stock 5 Cate Potomac. the original factory wrappers; every Tire carries the manufacturer’s name and serial number Conergy Sent Retin standard warranty of satisfaction. The STAR SQUARE GUARANTEES these Tires to be Denaet!s aoe * CLASS in every respect. seemned UEnert f (he titries who Vi itis a-€>5 erla na‘s »S OU O recérd of Jan-' mn bkebruary we pro- 136° cars against only ur productien thousand-a-day . April we anticit- - reuie over State street is now poor condition Collinsyille—Nationa!] Old Trai! rete; good. exeept Xe East =t city limits and Collinsville ip S - Ps BAogwUitions An | mew Pian ’ an be — - 5 Vl 7 ‘ 3 SS . Fy | rt i oe Lea wii i? —_~ 2Se ; . >? ~— , which wi abl ; . },} +? q — P j : ; . : P ‘ pany to double the production | > nd hOe got. ination ; i 174.33 | e! ‘distance. Yo Chicago ‘ ; ad ; ; at ’ : ’ > “ . is ; iti ‘ ij aciurei J ‘ a 4 ¢ Ru o% $ fuel. It vaporizes at lower temperatures than most meremnary fittings. Regeiar ga’ | Special. sale price — Seen gasolines and, hence, starts readily any time and any- | 98c Water Crente $7.45 $10.95 ° ) Gasoline where, and runs better always. FOR ay & 7=ee Vor Fords. Gusramte-" ie keep Ford Dual Type Spring ) Made of angie bar steel Holds u amen fr . “t : Furnace Oil It has 4 combustion range free from marked irregu- ~~, a, Ee 2.85 > ineh "Ay om mete tons oy eair ‘ Olls “feel” of it. [tis championship quality at no higher price. “ | a ha ee Motor Horns FEB eT gm Hines oodded bead reas amd «+ . sale prive aute Hern. Huse a “ee warning tere. reeper =e —_ Se 49c Very peserfel moter-driven eectric LUBRITE SALES COR PORAT'ON, St Louis, Misseuri. Nerters. ~°* $6.95 rte ga raeters, S ree = Demountablie Wheels Rreuier $5.50 value. $3.45 c =“necta | Refineries: East St. Louia Illineis. ‘tai sale. pair cele edie ” oo tough, thereughiy seasenca | “#* orice eon creeth Rirkors “Set contains s- ; T t Kit “ame as ahbeve fer all : T four whtetts and five ries, cereener ether ma "$10.85 op Dressing belte and ereech. Natural nh Five-minate vuiraniser of cars. pair For mohair. leather or panta. me : “0am . Repairs tebe= sai =o saat bor eek oe Reewinr 818.80 value in a sifty. Regnier $1.58 $1 10) : Check or Z - Open Auto Money | Jacks Order AP | PRN Fe Must Ac- ST AUTO company SUPPLY CO. Sunday ( All Mail ST.LOUIS BIGGEST AUTO ACCESSORY HOUSE orem 1129 LOCUSTST. S14 N. 6th St. Ra eye Lei Sa i ; [3 A 3 r * P 5 ga sist = SAS ie a $e ie aeal”, ¥ “ir <: vo Cl ne lini ae SARE TE ee” My 3

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SUNDA? APRIT, & 7 i | eet 4 F ee = ae . z : ; ; Bet pil, Sing the best y apni. © hea. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATTH = -_— ‘ . . é as ius ‘ rot the mot A : -Lpuswenger tourin, rieet plen RD / tnin six ee ee Set turning out approximately 150 cars | 1 Mosindsowebcdiact Pass. Anyone who has experienced the their buildings with great ssthetindhe Anderson fac rater at “es Hit ar 2 le il ; » : ze built “4 the | Fib et pleasure, tourin: . 3 ; . 1 »he- ; se te 29 years associate i urs isc ‘ort; ine ter : te Ree ; ‘ yada : ak » llecgreeal tebe rep. Te : Handsome, lvaerivous or Ht ineny : announcement. the phe ‘of this type alone. »clated with Durant d scomi rt and inconvenience of | tion. and has enabled this concern C.. of a new Anderson model. This | chassis to see ff: att mas Be ‘a success of the Maxwell “The club sedan is a full five- | }and General. Motores interests, has| S@@ging their automobile two or to keep pace with the tremendous passenger enclosed car, providing _estabfished his own business under | — plocks from their residence, strides of the automobile industry ‘features not found in other cars of and walking home in cold. rainy Many awe _ a @ Bs | ithe n: _ i Many people have never consid- Maxwell model ever pro the so-called utility type,” says J. H. p. Carter Talks to Seventy | — of J. H. Ne wimark, Inc., and disagreeable weather, Can ap- ered the investment feature of a according to word received |p Pields. general salesmanager of | Retailer at M s tin ~ |and will conduct a general adver- preciate the convenience of having) McHenry metal paren. Garantie ‘nn Ward Motor Co., Maxwell th Maxwell Motor Corporation. oS 6 Mee £ ising agency. | & Sarage right in their own yard.! are in great demand in all neigh- ; Be gedan has made it the largest | Lue Soy SE : . The feeling security nei . Optimistic About Future. Newmark will continue to direct thei , * vw “ig urity In having | borhoods, and it is said anyone “Sy leir Car houses on their own! having “ar -o tel : P Pe ae ny era : realize from 40 to §90 per cent on — : . The Vesper-Buick Auto Co. ad Wee to create and place the acdver- Thos. McHenry & Son, 3958 Eas-| the money invested in one r, vane > eLite ‘ ; 3 this city held a reeting for Buick | tising of Durant enterprises ton avenue, with 2d years exper]j- The McHenrv Co also builds | OD . , Gi : ; ee” , ence in the sheet >t; :, ney ‘ wry os 4 dealers in Eastern Missouri, South- | through his independent organiza- le ethl tts tranches — tal business | metal filling stations, auto wash : -n Illinots and Western Kentucky tion at ee ee Pens buildings, and, in fact, metal build- ODY CoO ern inots anc estern Kentucky, | _In the manufacture of steel] Ba- | : Packard twin 7-passenger | ings to meet almost any need. ; 3147 LOCUST BL. ‘the Melbourne Hotel Roof Garden. | Ord in the automobile industry and Busy Terms—Open & . oO} as eE] 'Seventy Buick dealers were pres-| Was the dean of General Motors uring, Nke new... .$1500 j Aeninges and Sunday, ent. advertising executives when he left . e ** Packard six, guaran- S | H. P. Carter, district sales man-|that corporation in May, 1922, to ear s Repairs for Onl! $30 ng og aemane “— : : ager, with offices in Chicago, rep- return to the Durant interests. Including all material y ize . 5-pass. sedan: e 4 rin is here. Baster has almost arrived—time resented the Buick factory Ite The new agency will be located erlais and labor. » ass, ; 5 : recently attended one of their |in the Fisk Building, Broad Way und’® Bou ht From Us Sing new clothes, fol the ladies, the men and the periodical] conferences, during hifty-seventh street, New York This is our Th g ‘automobiles Why not have your car spick and which the fine tooth comb and the]ity, and will begin its operations absolute | an Bl errata sedan ae a acid test were applied to the trade [with the following accounts: Du- guarantee pair bilt yearly 1922 Studebaker roadster, $550 looking the way it should look, by Easter. surveys which the district menjrant Motors, Inc.; Durant Motor ociated Master Trimmers of have recently made. The an- Co. of Michigan, Durant Motor Co. Members of the Ass ‘nounced result of the conference |of New Jerse ¥, Locomohbile Co. of oe As Long as You Own This Car St. Louis are capable of doing the job, aS it is a high degree of confidence that America. lint Motor Co New This demonstrates the confidence ne have in the Overland. ( ome in and let us BERRY Mi rT" mR CAR (‘(). ; . ; i * 3 UR? om este an . ‘i , . on Tuesday, April 1. at noon, at | Newmark has a consistent rec- 5 -pase covers the Over- 74” on any new land you buy from us. 1922 Ford coupe ........$360 1 tell you. more about our plan. No obligation. Bomont 900 2201 Locust be done, at a reasonable price. Their spring and summer business will] Process Gear Co.. Warner Corpora- justify rosy expectations. tion, Adams Axle Co... American j work includes: Speaking for the factory. Car-|Plate Gtass Corporation, Mason J. M. LEDERER & CO. fore Buy’ @ Chea Ca = -$n4 ¢ «( ' i! ‘ ache ] . ot "TT » ie ’ 4 ’ e . ini ~~ rc -28 Locu t Bl. r "Y r r te) Stated that sound ft nd pense M tor rruck Co., the Durant Cor- BOMONT 7238 Authorized eeliced WILLYS-KNIGHT OVERLAND Look et a 7h4 PACKARD SALE . A > . conditions are prevailing In near!) | poration, Hayes-Hunt Corporation Less than a dime a day, the Lederer Way. : so fe and Seat Covers Tops urtains every part of the country and that |/and Precision Chain Co. | r demonstrates the STAR no misgivings are felt that the rp U h Is I y automobile business will not thrive Ca ets p O te during 1924. ril ms long as the stocks last. ) “During a presidential year, the verbal battle between the ‘outs | | Have Your Car Dressed Up for Easter by a SE a dee deeded R ALL FIRSTS Member of people,”’ said Carter, “but indica- | ' tions this vear point to an effect | =: > n less detrimental than usual. Buick | P ‘The Associated Master Trimmers |} '0°:,2«::7-n) hen vee Bee of St [a convictions by maintaining the | is stiffest production schedule in its I Mueck Auto Body Ce., history.” & J, Bauer, Seahor { . . “th apd Vurk. Tower Grove and ‘Papin. Carter expressed himself as high ist Prices ) John Bosch, mee Tn ge med ae Se lv impressed with the Vesper-Buichk | 8317 Alabama. -22% Pine Street Enea ealabanenilegel whe ‘tac . Rex Auto Top Coe., sree ; Zanization ac! | « new, clean, fresh stock, ln ( Re roe. i)... ® { ey North Leffingwell. ¢ hat at rik es me nie at forcibly is J Ma ‘ " ‘ . ' Ss name and serial number and bd Century Auto Top Co., J. W. Rosenauer,. the spirit of lovalty and of co-op ° ): Gare lke to the purchaser. This wasthe Traffic _ safest of all cars to handle! It is the soa P YOU | a i Transmission. only car’ which combines the Traffic assed on to l ask ovecy car-—will protect year Embodying a totally new principle, -. Transmission with the World’s champion motor car TEES CUSHION SLI Less Than: af ae LoL ae eee Ree. hs, aan Mig Gwent, OMe age 2° t ig et 1 alles > — es ’ . > 33 Th hwo te ee. ae | *es'| ee Bu! 4 ssl at »* | ites’ - . . v + J * . _ mr S| mes | roups ror Quick Selling at Baer a A Sine Aad PE NTI « Ba 8 op Si Ne ee ee =" {=~ -| me sf ed) mum of _—". i— _—_—, ie ¢ ad f a { ‘ 4 iy 4 ‘ nd can be put on and taken off ia” m patterns to choose from. | This phenomenal power plant made Phone for demonstration! Make a point Chandler the national stock car perform- of getting behind the wheel in one of the ance champion. In high gear mastery of new smart, handsome, low-priced sedans. : 1 due to increased volume and nders x W No”d teen th lower production cost. Lowest LE IS AUTOMOBILE CO. nee, Bee ED J. D. PERRY LEWIS, Pres. ee priced quality closed car with doors 4700 Washington Avenue = nadypey mtg | ? "$5.75 Moneycomb FF- people. Removable rear seat i 1 quality all-brass — ' fintor: #9 trunks—samples—anything. ae Seats make into full-size bed in SOR ate qi DATE \\ hills and in flawlessly smooth, swift accel- You never drove a car or neneee and 9.85 BSS e i ; — Sc | front and rear. Seats adjust for- a Delmar 4460 Radiators Ha i = —— 8 e Car for camping. Big power=— A: v4 YAY | eee bm dust and soil. These washable : Pikes Peak Motor value—now $40 lower in price— > Se PRL Wheels cmd 1h ward and back for tall and short race, eet A and upholstery give big space for A 1s + on a “PLATED = } Sa ° ele wf ANNs = ey iti id ‘te Spring =ab il economy — reliability. (es and heat-treaae steel and are mat defecte THER CARS $10.95 LATEST _ Stewa Spring Speedometer oTHER Cans | Yor Fords. og come with $13.95 dial and ebro chart. Have trip and season re Recular price, = $1095 , CHAMPION Tire Irons mei qule > oa ; deze ahrace | Matas 3c t $3.45 7 cM | Kits : 3 O Ww | . Repairs tube« Lh ; : “Most Au " ile | R re O M P A N Y : THE CHANDLER MOTOR CA * a” 68=—s(séR«.O.. Toledio . ‘ : See Any of These Reliable Dealers : | . 4 Auto Sales & Service Co., Missouri Motor Sales Company, | Including Sat.) a and Fifth Av., East St. Louis, Ill. 908 Chestnut St. | 0 8 P. M. , H. H. Barber Motor Company, Sievers-Puettmann Motor Co., | Boyce 5180 Delmar BI. Kingshighway at Shaw Sunday Motometers Dorn Auto Company, St. Louis County Automobile Co., 8 A.M ee 2.95 7013 Page Av. Clayton, Mo. # Goodfellow Garage & Sales Co., Thuner Motor Company, ao 9. Me, or 5802 Delmar BI. 3338 S. Jefferson Av. a Willys-Overland, Inc., J. M. Lederer & Company, 2926 Locust St. 23d and Locust Sts. r E - - RR. . PF .. oo Hi

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NED O4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPAICH alone has MORE City Circulation: 4an the morning and one other ss pases nae COMBI ———— ~asceennee A ee NT nae NEW ESSEX SIX DOUBLES T- 6 SPECIAL TOURING DI ALERS HAVE HALF A MAROON SPORT VELIE P ihe a Coupes Arrive. . ITS LAST YEAR’S SALES ADDED TO REO LINE MILLION | Use» CARS ree BY sprtapiepant | the | on 1 Se ~d Th e Re ATs A | Mor ¢ Trouble-Fré es Care- to the good Datiey coat makes for tre year round. by using a grade of Os usually found it faxwell > estion a good M , ‘ " . , wit : ee ; . , : $ . = : = ——- a : Mi E . : of, : , . =! Ou r ( . , | eyo ct, ieee ~ | YF L Vs = testify to the built-in gc Keller to wainada tne prices A , = ea : hf ? mind continually at case fred P. Sloan, Jr. pre : commaecngpaat le. This House, $250 Cash : WARD MOTOI This Garage $58 Cash [f yon own your own lot, we will erect : 16-15 _¢ for you this modern 4 or 5 room house ag in ten monthly payments © aeNtG MOTOR CO _. | =like ilustration—for $250, balance on nell - SS & eee ae Best Lafayette Av I ts Other d and ce WILLS MOTOR CH. , monthly payments. r designs down and removed as desired. 7 - $T2s Graveis Ar sizes to choose from. Phone as for further information. See “ample Bouildiag at 1710 S. Vandeventer Ar. Open “Saturday Afterneens rand Lo a | . a ee = v v v v v a G TAO ST. Tis. MO. Delmar 2291 Phaeton $1095 Sedan $1545 Here are Eight Oakland Fe 2 BENJAMIN MOTOR CO. VELIE DISTRIBUTORS BOMONT 694 3021 LOCUST BL. H } a HH 1) i % Wy} } | | | ys, Oakland’s new six-cy‘inder L-head engine has “ge. Oakland Duco body finish is different. It f such advanced features as full pressure w. looks better and lasts indefinitely, without * lubrication to all bearings, automatic spark scratching or marring. Next year many cars ssiainiok and special, patented, bronze-backed bear- will have this remarkable finish, but you get it on ings. You will find that automotive engineers an Oakland this vear. acknowledge that Oakland’s advanced features have set a new standard for light-six power, smooth- RNR 8 ee cee we - —— /g@. Oakland’s permanent top looks better, inside ness and durability. ‘ 6 ' and out, lasts longer, and makes curtains fit Oakland’s chassis incorporates the latest and snugly. It will be on all open cars sooner or ve ‘ best. The rugged frame, silent rear axle, easily later. It is on Oakland open cars now. “***" operated clutchandtransmission,andsmooth- riding springs make a perfectly-balanced light six. wy’. Oakland's glass enclosure can be added to any : ° i a on as eee) SP CE: True Blue Touring car, in afew minutes, for WT Beautiful and Good & and is the only light six having four- ~~ only *60. It gives closed-car protection and | Ht | | ww, wheel brakes as standard—the most impor- is a unique Oakland feature. , HE Hii) | Tames | The sweeping acceptance of the Oldsmobile ~-- tant feature brought out in 1924. Buy a car | t : b Te | Six Sport Touring can be explained in one with four-wheel brakes this spring and vou will not @ sentence—we're giving people high quality, . “@. Disc steel wheels ar 7 owe Spenial , , find vourself with an obsolete model next vear. ; — safer, better looking and 4] bape a physical beauty, six cylinders, real comfort for . ‘more desirable in every way. Most car nea : ae UAT tc | five, complete equipment, and low price. Centralized controls—on the steering wheel! ; builders admit that they are superior by mak- | | , | wy right under your hand—are so convenient ing an extra charge for them. On every model of HUE | Spee ti | This car would have to be priced at more *-*" you wouldn't do without them once you’ve the True Blue Oakland Six they are standard MTR! —— | than *1000 but for this fact—it is the joint used them. Now exclusive with Oakland. equipment this year, without added cost. i ‘ae | product of Oldsmobile and General Motors. 1 | bead | Oldsmobile’s immense plants and quarter- When you invest your money in a car you certainly want the latest werd in perform- i ore | century of experience plus General Motors’ ance and design. See the True Blue Oakland and drive it. Then you will realize Hi | : | great purchasing power, big experimental why it pays to make careful comparisons before you choose your new car this spring. He ra | laboratories, and its staff of experts establish a Hae manufacturing advantage that is reflected in MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO. | Bee cudnt tas aac ednammnan ee 2801 LOCUST ST. | | | at our showroom. Ride in it. Drive it. %..o"* Te ee a ee — me a . ° an " . ne Se Se a Se any ane ee Se ~—e ee Rk NT Re RE EO TT TTS AER Oo Mn SR RG me Rw rm rm os eset e woe | \. MATFIELD, President i iene MN i biceteetth. ieee ec cilsin de iiiii!| DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO., 3128 Locust Bl. “T TOTS arTo & MESCA OC PPE i S701 N. List St. HHtne BRANCH »TORE. 1618 Tower Grove. Grand 8535 Night and Holiday Eemergeecy Sermicr, Phene Bement “78 i Assovigte Dealers werk re Hemrich Automobile Co. 517% Delmar Kl Attebery Woter (4. Gravet and . ie Coupe for Four . $1395 as | ‘i ? | ee aii tourmmg - - - $795 Sport Touring . $915 Coupe. . - - $1075 Gies Emclaswres for Touring Roadster ” 785 SS ae _— SRS Sedan .. ° 1135 Cars $60— fer Readsters $40. Tub TheG M.A.C extended Paxmeet hia) makes ~~: or. All prices i. o. b. factory if AS prwes / -@ & Lansing Spatedienaiianaan LDSMOBILE | RO ODUCT OF GENERAL MOTOR?

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= ™: fe 28 say ~ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ~——"™ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY APRIL 6, 1924. oe ee A GOES SEVENTY ROUGH ‘PARTS EDUCATION BY _ A Morse front end chain drive’ In having the gasoline system on | MILES IN “SECOND’” HUPP DISTRIBUTORS ‘* “*°4 i" the Cleveland motor in-/ the left side and the electrical on | Stead of gears. The design of this| the right side of the Cleveland mo ne ’ Seventy miles in second gear in| assembly its take- f ‘bill | ) | liupmobile distributors and deal- , ’ a take-up of wear |tor, the possibility of fire is re : three hours and five minutes—an | j 1 wach ate Bical oc duced to a minimum r ., | ers are conducting an educational | i average of approximately 23 miles} . : | campaign among motorists the an hour over mountainous country. | ) si country over on the parts that This is another Dort Six record THE HO ter : oar — | : U 4 Club Coupe which was ‘established in a run|“™ter * complete motor car THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT a from Fresno, Cal., to Huntington | ee en ee v | Lake recently, according to word) important the highest grade parts Greatest Advance in just received by H. C. Merry of the; are in contributing to proper per- a . = o 6 ] Wils M *Car Co. "mie ‘ec. co ‘ati F h A , C BTrouble-Free Service — trite cn ee ernance! economy ot aperation inishing Art in Quarter Century xo coded eae ¢ , igth of life, freedom from repair . o1 the motor shows that it W4S | ang th her eas * Vi Q a fakes Care-Free Owners inte'over mst tnourn wo ative) oid.c's, Sime cmantais tat go tof MEQUILLAN-BRADFORD MOTOR COACH CO. i Ce Y > , much less marred by scratches. ittle cares and worries that sometimes beset second and, if necessary, go in 10W.| eyes ope: f hel the owner of a low priced car. tore sy a peas — oe yj 7 that end. So we are bringing we ge fey ae Whose soft luster actually im- | this res ct G h ! speed of the c: id al the inside o se dee ‘oves » age, will not ; ise ‘mely easy le Question a good Maxwell owner. Hear him very poor average mileage is made. | Ferg, Rid = me a into the 5 t stain, is extremely easy to clean. nh st pe ranam ‘ . . + ee ' = ’ ‘re everyone can see M4 . . . testify to the built-in goodness that sets his | Ernest Johnson, the driver of ‘he! it before buying. We fee] that the Come in, let us explain this method to you. Brothers have an obvious : ; Dort Six which made this record shane | a res mind continually at ease. : '' prospective buyer is not exercising was impressed with the idea that | 00d judgment if he buys a car un- ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN advantage, marketing, as WARD MOTOR CO. INC. ‘if the car was kept in the same} til he knows conclusively what en- ehh te oesien = gear on such a trip better time! ters into it.” Body and Fender Repairing and Enameling they do, through Dodge KOENIG MOTOR CO., 1. W. COLE, could be made Before the start he hoes Trunk and Trunk Carriers Brothers vast and reputable ° J . .- : 651 Lafayette AY. 1112-14 Hamilton Ay. gea “ Sj . by , is | oj tax Extre See, gine designed by Peerless ciation of storage battery manu- Coach Company A engineers a built entirely (| factur d gi nd li] ntirely ,facturers that was organized in : > +} » | “he ~ $y ’ . *1 ’ , a : the Peerless shops in Cle-e | Chicago last week. 1900-04 Locust Street | TE M Co PANY c. ; sty 7? ha’ . , _ ! ~ rh on, i fa ° 3 land Peerless-Lockhead hydrau- James M. Downey, sales manager Fx 3380 -HONES A OTOR M ° N lic four-wheel brakes, bodies of the General Storage Battery Co , wg adn — nomonmt 3361 S107-11 LOC ' sT | . as fue) neta rage Battery Co. I wM. T. BRADFORD, President. 0. W. ROBERSON, Vice-Pres a a on of exceptiona room!iness—t hese | hs jus th e rom 1e organ- — Bomont 1241 Central 7615 are outstanding characteristics of j124tion meeting, which he was in- Th the new Peerless six lust ane- | vited to attend with representatis es aannnner giving pAb Rh news servica. nounced by the Peerless Motor Car from about 18 other battery com- (“o. panies ——————— EO This new six has been awaited Downey states that the aims of we ape a ee with anticipation by the trade and |the new body will be to standard- reli | |public alike. It has been generally |ize various practices and to edu- S T U D E B A K E R L I G H T “ S I X T O U R | N G C A R 8 z ' 7 known that Peerless engineers cate the motorist how to get the | re, were working on a_ée six-cylinder | best benefits from battery invest- | "4 product for more than two years. ments. 3021 LOCUST BL. : : Send coupon for book about it eit ; Le -) Sef: delete ' , 5 Aas Li yt han, DSR Sites, | - Hi. atl % a er ae x we 4 baie aie OK ron i ia 4 Rae IG SK ae aie ee Orel a ila Pere Rn Saal as ® Mark This Example of what Studebaker alone can do TUDEBAEER is the world’s largest maker of quality Motors. This is done in no other car at cars. Our assets are $90,000,000. We have $50,000,000 Then we use more Timken bearings in this in model plants. used in any competitive car within $1,500 of Our sales have almost trebled in three years, because of our matchless values. Last year, 145,167 people paid §$201,- 000,000 for Studebaker cars. Why this price? and learn t This Light-Six Touring Car is priced at $1,045. Built Come ? why under ordinary conditions such a car would cost you from Come and see, before you buy a car, the reasons for this $200 to $400 more. success. See this Light-Six Touring But we build 150,000 cars per year. € Car, for instance. . We make our own We build A SIX - Built by Hudson se see me wee om How It Excels | | makers 15% premium to get just the | quality specified. = oe Steels are identical with the steels Built under an engineering de- in the costliest car we make. Note How Experts a ee ee More Timken bearings than in Each car subjected in the building any competitive car within $1,500 Reel below Hi & © to 32,000 separate inspections. of its price. nd Good _ || Praise It _ ame cose re gram | Genuine ieather cushions, 10 | Maly she coon tion, 3 : : = inches deep. Curled hair filling. will info ta voten hen cuaaeaed The SE eh. Oldemchile Hi & *‘Hadson has produced a super Essex... . It looks All-steel body. wudaih somanil teh aetan aia ne Two great features One-piece windshield —rainproof. instance— Seelained in dne like the proverbial knockout.’’—From Automobile Topics. I hi bh li i : oh ss ; There are many features in this Attractive cowl lights. Tt will enable you to look at Popie high quality, Hit The New Essex is a revelation of performance, ease a 9 7 5 Light-Six found in no rival car. But Quick-action cow! ventilator. car and tell er pl bean <—- rs, real comfort for Hi 3 of riding and of smoothness.’ ’—From Motor Age pn mong acdimmment cies bat Non-skid cord tires. quality. and low price. | shee . P Re Oe The motor is perfectly balanced. Transmission and ignition locks. jo Reape? ge Bong be priced at more ie h ’ cote elmadl Ah ; our. —From Motor World. ; vibration. , , ; : fact—it is the joint i | Freight and Tex Extre | The reason is this: We machine The supreme car of its class. er ee gr ~ ; | . + ° surf cI ankshafts d d General Motors. ill s *‘A wonderfal valae—a car of which Hudson engt- proticwren ty --. _ * 61 spanesions. Send ceapon for book abeut it. lants and quarter- Him @ neers have a right to be proud.’’—From Motor Life Ask About Just as was done in Liberty Airplane General Motors’ 1 Our Eas big ocr mie : se | “*Possesses qualities | didn't believe could be incorpo- y f experts establish a see canal aaa liaaaincrre ee eraaact om — LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL- SIX BIG -SIX Plan at is reflected in §-Passenger 112-in W.B. 40 H. P. SPassenger 119in W.B. 50H. P. 7-Passenger 126-in. W.B. 60 EL P. $1425 Tee se ea $1750 g. No car of like T= | Touring we ee ee Tinie: i xc a * - Roadster (3-Pass.) «+ w- Roadster (2-Pass) « « « 1400 Speedster (5-Pass.) . « 1835 brice so low. See it | : - | Coupe-Roadster (2-Pass.) . - 1195 Coupe (S-Pass) =. « «= = 1895 Coupe (5-Pass.) . « _— Hq & 2500 New ESSEX Buyers Each Week Throughout the Country Compe Ges). ---- Te gee tt ee ee 3128 Locust BI. Aitactean Ads. Raita, Geese | | #H U D S (C) N - i R A M Pp T O N WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY HW a i8TH & LOCUST GRAND & ST.LOUIS MAIL FOR BOOK or (o., Gravois and Cherokre | : 4 ) . : : Bomout 40-41 Lindel! 2920 $1075 : | i Hudson and Essex Distributors ASSOCIATE STUDEBABER DEALLES: PP SSCS SSS SSS SESS SOSSESSSSSESE e i” Salesroom: Locust at Lindell Cut-Off sees fect omens: Be Studebaker, South Bend, Indiana er Motor Company, 5033 Delmar “ Mb nomgh ~ -4539 Del BI..N Tayl apace: neti Repair, 2534 Salisbury _—— Fleck, Horinsaat. _ : _ BE. Pratt, 6173 Gravois Service Garage, Maintenance and Parts: 4517 elmar Bl., Near laylor A Seat. C188 Goes | Kirk "Moter Sales Ca. ORE eid Cannot Judge Value by Price.” b= ° . ~ o t & * seant . Ce, Ka ile. For emergency service, night, Sundays or holidays—Phone Bomont 3370 at icons pe ay sige or ie “iettn hate hak Co. Hawardayitle Paul Comer, 78054 %. Broad vay Jost. Waterteo, tl ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DEALERS Salley Motor (a. 38g8 rare Bopp Bros. O58 Big Bend Koad, eter Sales, 5877 Delmar Fendler Bros. Motor Car Co., 123 Lemay Ferry Rd. Midland Motor Co., iy ngs Av. St. Louis County Aute Ce., Clayton, Me. Danz Auto & Livery Co., Union, Me. St. Louis County, Mo. St. Louis County, Mo. rae a adidas aac Forest Park Auta tipeie eg 6806 Clayton Princeton Motor Sales Co., 5646 Gravois DEALERS WANTED IN KIRBWOOD, MO, AND COLLENOVILLE, Eis St. Louis, Mo. 3 ; St. Louis, Mo. : Hudson-Roberts Motor Co., 23 S. Meramec South Side Motor Sales Co., 1720 Lafayette IN ene World's Lergeet Peoduesr of @uatisy: Aucomaittes : Clayton, Mo.—6153 Delmar Av. St. Louis, Mo. | Byerly Auto Co., 920 State St. East St. Louis, IIl. eee EE ~ —~ _

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et At ait Ce ee SS a need - ' , _ ; * ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “““@LEVELAND MANAGER of St. Louts P ee RAISES ADVERTISING ; Advertising is res} ¥" the cr atid @astry. Ge \idsn of the to ¢ owm of the aut ACC? rv iz > > > . . ith, wesiern._ Sar (leveiand Aut _=giny of Cleveland Ip *} rwRC e Women oa aa. Business Opportunity A properly equipped automobile repair shop in St. Louis will be appointed to se‘l parts and render “Authorized Service” for YELLOW CAB products. If you stand well, through good service performed, employ competent mechanics, are properly located and have a record for “square dealing,” write us for further par- ticulars. Yellow Cab Manufacturing Co. 5801 West Dickens Avenue, WOMEN INTERESTED - Ss . - ~ + ™ * . + om ~ : go The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than ihe morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ee mm enn mn ee en ee — AAO OO the Havwnes Automobile Co im a d bw H. ¢ Motor eTrTer . ~ " _— aii ® = . ‘2 the HARRY NEWMAN NASH _ HAVE WEEKLY MEETINGS HAYNES MAKES BOSTON Ra ae | SHOW SALES RECORD — ——" —wr — Pe i is + : ”~ — - a —— - ——- —_ MAH JONG GLASSES ae Worn By These Who Are Correctly Equipped Here is a frame which, through its appropriate appearance and suitability, has become a practical necessity to Mah Jong the thing to wear while playing the game. Special Lenses Absorb Glare of Tiles To guard against eye discomfort caused by the glare of the highly polished white tiles, we furnish Sir Wm. Crooke’s These are especially suited to players—it its lenses of neutral tinted glass. he purpose, enabling the player to continue for an indefinite > ~~ time without eye fatigue. 5 EP ate 3 i E — cu. FIRES ® NEW FABRIC TIRES . SPECIAL BARGAINS 3023 Ribbed wea SN ote 22x13 Nenskid Six Nenakid xS4 Nonshkid a3«4 Nenskid . a4x4 Nenskid OVERSIZE CORDS Reerht at a sacrifice: all first epeamaed 9 Tires are avcraging [¥.- 0008 miles or mere. A real «ale of better-class Tires«. Heavy raised : fell eversize. x. &, ; $2.75 $172.95 | $13.45 | $18.45 \ =* 21 $21.50 Our Prices on Balloon Tires for Present and 21-inch Rims T WE HANDLE 36 STANDARD MAKES AT GREATLY ; 1ll mati orders must be accompanied by bank Graft or ; arta? order FFSELSEBP ee 2 ee ee ee LLP BOLD LEDSD SAA AALASEL ASE? to save delar in the shipping. 1 ~ ry ) ’ ~ ALL PREVIOUS RECORL Sales of six cylinder ids oebil . the first three months gurins ieee — 3:4 : “~On* Ai » ’. i= : 13° Peni al rks, recorcs tor W “gt go March _e a a were » MI 4 bad Dentists’ New Discovery Gua teed to Remove Teeth Stains— UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (Inc.) 2840 Locusts Free City Delivery. Mail and Phere Orders Files, Boment 331—1677. Open Evenings. An Day i Wholesale and Retail. Dealers. Get Our — 539 N. Grand BI. 313 Chicago, Illinois. | Olive St. Dept. T oe oer Se ee “. ~~ an i el vellowisn teet> & whiteness and g ster jee " a ther sta oad “ee, nae *4e tf? sas a « r a d os “ *, ~ - _ = ‘ Sf = - af f J * A -~ Ny t ‘A ; \ f i 4 ‘ id . ; : ij | if , 7 : m4 } 1 by af “ = “ a £ Starter and Demountable Rims, $85 extra An Exceptional Value! It requires no technical knowledge of automobiles to appreciate the outstanding value of the Ford Touring Car. Not only is it the lowest priced five-passenger car on the market, but it is also a car that costs little to operate, little to keep in condition and has an unusually high resale value after years of service. AN EXCLUSIVE SHOWING OF COACHWORK ON THE LINCOLN CHASSIS April Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh CHASE HOTEL Featuring in addition the Lincoln Exhibition Chassis; a cut-away motor: specimen Lincoin parts; the Electro-Fog Generator; an un All Foed Cacs ant soll on convenient hnished body showing sturdy construction: deferred terms, or may be purchased under the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan. Ford fotor Company, See Any St. Louis Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer Sora CARS -TRUCKS-TRACTORS and Johansson precision measurement gages manufactured by the Ford Motor Company.

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LILO DEI OE LH ON LS LIES TEE EES Be et aS ee ; pty eee. : ¥ gee Sons 7 , F, eT $i: .: a + = 5 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a. eel : GREATEST TIRE SALE} ON SUCH HIGH-GRADE MAKES U. S. Royal Cords—Goodrich—A jax—Fisk Premler— Sterling Vacuum—Pennsylvania Vacuum — Cupples Heavy Non-Skid—We have received 3 carloads 30 makes of strictly high-grade makes at unheard-of prices. See or phone us for your Tires at once before you buy. Sale on 30x3'/, Tires , All First Quality Coodrich Safety Tread... ..$8.76 mekome N. @....cccecess ee Seeueee Mi Gu sc kane The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED IL 6 "Yor, a . APRIL 6, 1924. , ee m SALES BREAKING rot Works. one eee oe |MPDONALD SURVEYS CARS FOR TESTS TAKEN EUROPEAN CONDITIONS FROM SHIPPING LINE a PREVIOUS RECORDS | was here visiting the De Luxe Au- oe ee ° the first three months of/ ers, last week. “In 1919, our best Stewart McDonald, president of} Every secpge cay & Tnlshed Car |previous year the country was; the Moon Motor Car Co., returned |#¥4iting shipment in the Packard Clg S oun S-- of six cylinder Oldsmobiles | tomobile Co., Oldsmobile distribut- all previous Olds Mo- - : working under greatly inflated this week from a six weeks’ busi-| Motor Car Co.’s factory is seized ggg broke 7, Works records. From Jan. 1) conditions. Such do not exist at | iby the com - a j Jog, March 81 this year nearly 22,-| present, and, in the normal] course ness trip to Europe, and Sit agi tt pany's engmnesrs, Gm “ > , . , " F * £ ‘a . = ‘ ears were shipped from the! of events, the present era of pros- that business conditions over there | * a ages: n C oO y Ds ~ au Mich., plant 'perity should continue. show definite improvement. | pletely disassembled. r ies co : ng, “ice... ia Til. te £2 oe ‘ : ec + = " ‘ a . . FULLY GUARANTEE} io. for the same period last; | This applies to all cage but In France everyone is busy,”| ach car taken by the quality "he thy a beige iD 3 seer SPIEL | With even greater force to the au-] car SOXB 1, Se ] Sig ; number manufactured | throes of labor difficulties, though | inspectj , Jeliv th ] ' 2 Standa . 2 the ' : Pe , & ° : es eS es i as’ a ‘ - - , ~ ~~ 7 ' ” ‘ui rig er . , , “ a ve 33.44 s pveraine . AS = TF to collar value a man can obtain for] yy on jabor’s continued demands ers in the factory as to when the : ° . ‘ ' Ww of ic » oP ; ; ; a > / ri he is ? bene = S. Oversize _ oer ret cheese his money. The atmosphere is clearing there tags will call, and the cars, panes ee 35 pears old _Wweigh 314 was poisoning vou : s « | 45) ae rk { : 3 a ae. ' ae -* ( e , , ani suffered erribly ith an 0 _— ; S. Oversize __ the enon cars were manufac- ry come , American automobiles are sold th sixes and eights, are picked and cramps. Could not walk four blocks stomach a eeetomel constipation : iz. , The mechanical value if an} faite Ben” Ginat RE ihe nets ti at random and immediately taken without suffering pains in my right sid hemdaginn i ee eons ree ly in N palin, (reat Britain and ‘ 7 ‘ e After taking one bottie Adlerika (intes ~*~ a acne, one spoonful) ie iutomobile cannot be judged en-/the Scandinavian countries, in ‘nto the engineers laboratory. tinal antiseptic) I was entirely relieved Neha ft... ngs sell. A Oil, gasoline and water. are ro Nm ee and of the gas on the obstin te aonetipation ana} ee mach. (Signed) Leo Boneas — = ation and | drained by the engineers. A new ilasiliadilee F Sonele Peeten wroubie, preteradis ——— | ‘supply is ‘ | INTESTINAL ANTISEPTIC ection of your physician On the trip abroad, McDonald +} 7 put into the car and it | There is now offered to the put a REPORTS FROM PHY IANS | established new dealer connections | then is sent out on the road. Driv- ~& action —t found Adleril 'ers are instruc? P ' itinal a f | nei, gina Adierlika the best 1: instructed to handle the itire 3 ADVERTISEMENT this vear was during 1920 | months of and sold. meme have every ! S : , mtinued good business,” !tirely by appearance. ® a a econtinus j it , : . ppearan a | ADVERTISEMENT 30x3', N. S., Firestone, Goo Goodrich - . | which nations Moon cars have en- joved a good trade for some years. a ™ eA Derience iio Cz ad c : . This pre Da ra . ' , ar aS nearly as possible as it tion, known as Adlerika, acts as fo} —— eg eee —- ren ' in the occupied German territory. a NOTE — This wee, & | -- -- : ; ee rT) . : 30x3 Vy, inner Tub . ' The German distributor, Anton | ; 4 ‘> i we } : - ? ° © ’ ' r rer niv with each Tire es Ee Burnell, has purchased 200 cars, | ¥°Uld be driven by an owner dur- It tends to eliminate or destroy harm-| Dr fo ye pe owe od $1. = eac Ss | 42 of which are now being boxed |?" the first 500 miles. Testing is LF gene ag MO —_ | has —_ 4 D0, in the e ~~ , ina, canal, thus guarding against ap- | years’ oractice ta: done in the country on unimproved pendicitis and other diseases having their | ‘Sieneay he a * Be of . 4 ; an All other sizes p : for shipment. Moon's export busi- : Odell Guaranteed Cords chased this we roads and with enough city driv- otert mare. otis: depeetieaalt dade | “After taking Ad wd. h | . comp! ystem bene Eee ika feel I. CLEAN FRESH STOCK . A ness has been expanding steadily, All N cleanser ever offered to the public ee ret ae ‘ew Guaranteed Tires ek, ‘ } Th as ‘er? a ing to ive a Nn c ad ‘ t langus $1.35. New, fre # a est Wa to about 10 pe r « n : o- Moon pro- pi “ ch a ormal amount of int on BTM waeer and levee be 0 expres AWFUL, "IMPURPMee Loo , ie | duction being sold in foreign coun- |’ S Opping. and removing foul matter which pois- | "BE. Puckote ™Y system.” (Signed) Seatie Socenen ey 5s 995 : ee $h 5. Pu Paks? ig Ne we oY 130x3 »& & : Vacuum 8, * . ry ° Ve Me uarant T e eed ubes., trted. When it returns to the factory| oned the system for months and which | kel is @ Gonetent- ausest ~tepeie Ay urprise ty Vacuum &. & S0x8 tc . . . e ‘ —_ y | . nothing else can disiodge. It brings out people wh ave ; ~~ ior Ss on Balloon Tires | Whiten Dark eeth ; ha used only Ordinigt machine which permits it to be pressure on the heart It is astonishing nt T the great amount of poisonous matter E + Sh turned on its side or upside down = Adlerika draws fro t BROKEN IN JEWETT ana every point on the exterior is canal—matter you never thought was in & + aay i: in your system. Try it right after a | oid in St. louis by Woilff-Wilson en ightly Blemished) examined and checked. It then is natural movement and notice how much | Fp, : tis” aa Te washington. and ‘completely torn down and every more foul matter it brings out which | ' : », @Nd Other leading piece of material is minutely ex- ‘amined with superaccurate gauges. | apid. Dieasant and COM Vacuum &. ' mee ; 2 ' It $2x4 alimentary | drugciet tee 's solid by leading I Vacuum &. ; : ; iruggists everywhere BEST BUY ¥ THE YEAR $4x4 14 t e Cf ; , : ; - he car is put in a big cradle-like all gases, thus itnmediately relieving 8: stomach medicines. on a. ods Vacuum 8. ’ 7 S$2x344 . nd 21-inch Rims New, fresh stock heavy Non-Skid Vacuum Tread Sterling sie i Se ra oo Auckland to Wellington, New a 3 | Zealand, a distance of 500 miles, . | has been the scene of many at- '|tempts at shattering automobile speed records. The most recent to | come to the attention of the States was the record broken by the new Cords Jewett six. Many fast runs have been made , (All Oversize) ‘ 10,000-Mile Adjustment Basis ee FREE ee “Ss AT GREATLY REDr companied by bank irae PRICES hipping. or money >. (I 284 ail ee.) a coer mouat St. Evenings. All PD Dealers, Get Our Propostacy: Dentists’ New Discovery Guaran- teed to Remove Teeth Stains— Or Costs Nothing. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. _— A new safe method has been discov teeth instantiy. | A heautiful justre. The “fe “7 TT ‘ , wee tO scrue ‘between the two cities. despite ad- ' gbrasives, which usually *°! nn Soe a | the precious ename!. But this new salt ae aaa Ba i verse road conditions The. task , to_re- | 30x31; 4} j*? : 4 aed Oversize ntireiy different. Calied a ae care om tion. $1.25 Double Windshield Wipers. 9% 10° She Serewdrivers It makes for greater economy. (ae oie nice 'Npsend cane, tects and preserves $2.50 Screw-Type (-rease Gon...81.50 = Pre toe Windshield Cleaners. tor oes automobile finish, - Get wise—-permane 1ze at once. ; These advantages must be engineered in a Yar and are found in Cole. You. too. like other women, want al! of these advantages in a car. Without doubt the car that is more nearly engineered to fit the requirements of women is, we believe, the Coie. If your car does not give you what Cole is giving other women, then you are not driving a “woman’s car.” 5.00 Auatematic Vindshield Wipers $2.95 $1.00 Spark Plog Teeting Gauges 72 » ~ Par GHh se § Fee we & Let vour own judgment dictate a demonstration. a Bomont 694 3021 Locust BI. OLE CONCENTRATED BOYCE-ITE 1AQTID POWERER THE SUPER-FUEL tncredicat effects of carbon. a Ret ah eel ee after once @ Tire (overs: any sire S148 year. BENJAMIN MOTOR CO. $1.00 Size f‘emmeon Sease Auta eeateestccet be Red Crown Ethyl Gasoline is the Th gs Volt Hict-sho! Hattertes 02-00 TIRE & SERVICE greatest motor fuel that has ever been offered to you. Try it. ° . ‘ Spark Plugs; % ead % inch; gcuar- It eliminates all harmful snmteed: cath baiapes ti 4.70 “Spet LAghts. compirte i months; th re- It actually improves the con- $2.50 Inner Tubes, 0x3 wed 3001 a dition of the motor. 8°35 .ap KBeoryre Midge say ecto og #5 £1.50 Venes or Parle Ornaments. 4 Permanizing Department of nd tit hatter Pia or F JOHNSTON BROS. “se greatest boon to motorists since the ee : invention of the self-starter. It’s the GENERAL MOTORS CHEMICAL COMPANY Subsidiary of General Moters Corporation and the best gaceline better. 3 Cans fer $1.00 DAYTON, OHIO pov sc “He siert; Read today’s Went ad offers and sce what is on the mar- act, .

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han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ed OO A A - _ a —— ee RY lr me me 9 ae ae ~ ~: ae LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t cont eS a ee Sw .- RADIO FOR THE ANATEUR AND EXPERT oan = - nines — FO AEE WEG MAN Mamecgas Two Who Will Take Part in Music QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS —BHIMDIAST SENS cour cHOHS FAR tricd? Rese: Laborator’ -|-00025 mfd fixed ce “ ps Goapny Pevecat Enstitetions to Be Wired. Centenarv to Be Broadcast by KSD All queries must be accompanied by i li PADIOS INCREAS a AE. 0 fey AA Ne i he et P improving r: Ption i on ria wr oo scans lai: ituning mo ary ~~ = amd E’nture Batlding~ Will In- - oe ee the mame and address of the writer. “ay ee . | ne a _. Station ut be thes omy cioatity cade Complete equipment. Tr . V ‘ 2 . 1 : . b, . ry 7 . : — c atallais pies . oes fe : : : : af | : —_ ’ , ma J ‘ » Oy io ?. ' °° , iA, _* ’ ‘ : _ \ #* ] CondensSe: ti ‘ t ra t . ” . ~ e " 9 ~ ah a a s . _2 " . ad i ne " aii provenen for the Notcbook | ees $ ay ees = by. Maui? Set. in i} | ‘ ; ' condens: ; % i? f ; | ind. at dj a7 m 7 riits ow ’ a : " : bie é SS - . > . in MuUiCcs Gil ™ . ‘ : . : ity . : tex ee | es , P . — ’ , " . ne ; ot ; ; , 2 f . T . j ti tied ; ; i. ' , 3 am ‘ ; , Ps , e : 4 -* Ps r) .' ; 4 j . ’ _ o x ai . : Sane rm {. - » ph one Re: bby — ae ———_ a tH op, a ee NY ey e SORA ona aa ye aerE e Ape es 6a eo Fie ete ~ ry, | le ; : z : . ‘ . se .* al . . . " . . .~* ¥ La : ‘ . : 4 — ott , ™ > e ' . ' a v ' = r . *? ~ . ” ’ . , : . . . > 7 ASDVERTISEMENT recthy e batte -” li ie ~ ‘ oe ound mm sa 4 a4 —s ry . ens ry i? . 9 . , - . a oe - , i 4 ; . 4 7 - & : : - a alaeeeteel _ . . ; | os » > . my : — . : ’ i? rua : ~- ts % = as ; : | i. . . Pe + . ™ “ . ‘ il sad . : . , a t ne i -“ wane @ . . . 7 : | » . : . a % . § . == - a ‘? Pad ‘ a " : : - - s ae . tc fa ; : . : : . _ 4 : pa os Nera - .* ‘ = . —— T «-Funrn variometers Ue : ar’ rot ; ; a aT , Rist . . _ ’ Ld . . ‘ . “ r? > — . .— = 2 feign ia . } ey Hang ; e oe . ; . ’ —t > ee4 b4 ‘ ‘ see tt : : (Lise > * ™ ‘a as ’ _ . ——S - = ’ > , ‘> 7 "e 2a 4 : 7 7 : » * . ~ —* ‘ rm y + s- = , _ ~~ .7 ; 4 mn it 1a ren . . , , i rT iin — +} le applications of radio = ® a ‘ 4 i « ; Ld Lbe , +2 - . 4 . on : ‘ ‘ ; , ; % « . . ; d . , 7 . . . " ; _ ~ = ._* ie T} ‘ : AY a ’ ’ Ss Yr ,* ~~ ~ ** = - ™ - e ™ a ge gee a " “2 . * ‘Se. 4 ‘ . ~ . . . : " 7 ~ ‘sortie ‘, : aed an 85 nea ites j enr nia - O BR oa = direction fect id a Le! nUnuous watell may ‘ ‘ : mane 7 r, 3 ; eS . : _ mr : Ui: — q ae * ie ‘ ; : . > ." x — . a ; ‘ - = . . ° ** 4 . . cy~¢ | HM : . = e 3 * > “ | : : al : he . ss > . Lo we 4 Leon ee s “DA” Crystal Heekup ‘s ; Bl we i li +) nd Marvianag nem ae baal = . : : Qe : som . Pring: ertsa { stations » ire? a7 an? bam “heh an : ~ : omple 3 Al} g hospita : . ; = > ag . mnpeared it ne | st-iLVispai I Ss Worn Weil i an Tia three-tubde : ears bell 1000 mid. . See Gene goed Tubes lbecerd. To ao this. use a hot ka 7 es. AN SS Sepeee . | = ‘aad Prk ek Ge adel muni ets ineandt a: ae ic, and here a bell to qm Or Baitiies Send wit-ade ee na ir, | Present occupied t yet lied : BERS 73% uf AD ! Te Paces Belgreen: bites sed saree rend would be of i for . Ad ae “LEON 1. aw. t} rn ; . ear? ; i? " ‘ ; ‘ - —_—. radi: - a. . " . and 2 : \ Fs : 3 5 " * i‘ : 3 7 a mat — Pr} tti aerial] he connected ' the aeri: , JUG D decideg B28 ~euth Vointete. VW ichita. Kan. ‘ i = auipped as S00} - ’ eo: rT: CO ne . x ’ a lies : ‘ - ‘ : i . req ~ ’ : a ground PTrmiilt! ‘ _ at ross > nti . ins ance, a . . . > " 4 ‘ Ps - : ‘ ° ; . 7 *) the secondary, of the . 1rio-couUup- : , : . ; — « install & radia ts ler . — ¥ s@ i M Ww. 45 phe r ys rn for point-t A sigt Ts : A. here is a large build- : vaineiiali ; between ft connections to mm cati t : = immediate neigndor- irgs. where the rough Commies hoo : 1g »e responsibié¢ ae te . ; se . > ' © P - sm or i : '} 7 - 4 : F} | . aa - © r ect of "s your daifi : ? there is the * oo ‘ AL penses ete Man via " sca = a. i 44 » ; & ; &S : ; it . f trouble is i? 31 . Government in thi 1a] oring “Ss = ‘ & e 9 used in om" t20n ¥ . : : mgt , ™ be ° eg vn i Nie? | eS : & " , we gt te . ser Experimenting and improvin sore iephone system, iy FADA . ” N e “ t r oO d y n c Tf e uULside t ol i sf : Last ‘ t ee ~~ ~ = > 7 A Po = e Be ; Li is nix é mii : ‘ = . - a ~=- - 2 ’ € 1x ° q 4 . citi . ie a : : - oo . = , Bo ; . 2 : , its efficienc ’ iT) 7 ' : : (ita reli ANCWE RIATE ee ee “ Tune Into ry Station Instantly nccd, bok chee to Oa why is it I cam get distant stations system works: In the jal oa —a — . Sine —_— —ss - . " = ‘ tio? 2 ie a them suT } nil * no —— radi fation is 2 vi dDrating te. arowns ' ’ % 7 ; ¢ t af ri : : ATLOW’ " i Fi] fed - i i ‘ . : 1 we oA . % 77>. ; . ; ‘ , : . = , } .. — Be . > > tell me what change tO , stations ? miles away”? (‘: roule pter, operated by direeg sscd 2s ee —— ~be isd . mport In? tatio * ee prunes: if sy ae ; i zecno-: ss Cit uss. 1 BO I c ’ ‘ on I} 2 ; ' ‘ . . : 3 ersary of the birth « he great Bohemian author ine! make Would it be advisable to a cardboard panel finishes with wa! e.livers an : alterneaaa art ! : , ° , P ¢} : rT} ertoaraca . 23. ** _ . Th _ , 3 int o namel civ , . re! i Lad les per gibiese combinations YOU CAN'T PAIL. | amg Se Pearce ings, the fi » opera, “The Bartered - .e matter to the manufac-! paint or enamel give as good : ; P HE PERFECT 8 HET! ST] he it] IrOzZzTram Will de Droadcast cB , 5 i ’ : i ‘ ‘ a by KSD, -Leginnins ' urers J. beg sults as a bakelite pane!’ a iternating current is used tea > ° ° YSTAL ( TIFIER a ae rts] late t! radio oscillati E . , ; A Vedi S 25 - ' 7) + ¢ a Tarn: ne ‘ ’ ae — radic il ong ne ie Cuts Thru KSD Radio Without It, Is Obsolete § sexsitive OVER ENTIRE SURFACE A. (1) It ts dangerous and speech current axe ae meer Noe Hunting fer Leud and Clear. The pr ability i " sidered a risk to have an outdoor *' ae x ee | Peepic whe are mest ¢*- Every day. demenstrater. frem Endorsed by - Phe ef Satisfied Ueers peters i: poh: . tg * nae Sa a ry mm the incs 2 . . . “ ——— — co : _ : ame a _ “ . . = , ~ ~ 7 7 ‘+ : =i 7 +h a 4 new fs - -» (+ -~ a" - as - ‘ perienced in radie. call Frank Adam are preving the Nensitiveners Price ’ $ too ion : § aeriai With no lightning switch : . a tie “bada™ the greatest wenders eof thix receiver in new Guaranteed Meunted 50c er a ; ape, (pete sa x ae , arotective devices The teemrem cal is ljulated and a radio advance in years. homes. People whe thought the» ee " RADIO Bit ons | ol te cae Ts , ; GO OU era 7 mee gh en ee as : er am . 14-K. Gold Supersensitive ) TOU iv “om pani require that n n , it, aft pir it is rapidiy replacing had the best equipment thai ?USONITE CATWHISKER. Price ‘ ia receiving (ew Aas 3 ane — mpani reqguil tha an a te ouch a relay t& ibeir old equipment. With meney could buy are amazed 71 Permanent. Will Net Oxicire 25¢ There Will Be 20 5 cnn m~ During tra r Is rre: iting to the mani roved lightning swit rr arrester **~" : patie 6 it im yeur heme, you can its clear-cut rarmge. it . ' wii. 4 7 See ' : ; = a a" EN Oe ait” acl is relay will operate any “hen yeu want Chicazge. cer. Imagine the pleasure of suaraniced Mounted $1.00 eat iis ez1n Coir a6‘ am piification | t . of a difference in wave h as bell, hors Rew Verk. er any other brewsing at will the matier ever : ec , : 7 se i. : 1 —— - . , — Ou re itlv 2dde: they will, lengths. r O1 gave no details con- ‘ e ‘ a a j . iia > ; . - . . = 5 | CLO sw itcsa. : Distribeters ‘ ' far-eff place. They can’t witheut endicess tuning. wailing , —- | a 2 ’ nformation | cernin . anh we a » iC @revn yeu eut. and hewling. Cc al io 4 Oo E E 4 qguring the r ' ‘ ea in ; nt¢ sea | oms * ts : Ye ' -nic e shee hee _ . a = ' ae . this signalin ST. LOUIS eh, ' i ' ¢ — _ rj ves - a = , ddress of the Se =p &' watieiaa’ ta‘ OTT! aaa m Me ree In i0our ome . What is th Ss pgreonig PR etae ‘radio telephony enamels and paints have metal! the pm 7 Bie. oe | ry s ough & | base which w — eo ously : on any new dise “Fada” Dial Combinations for the More crenata tania taladts on ‘ensitall nine ae 7" a iat represents the contact. and also the cardboar Important Stations | Iso rd Bi cee ao madinud ae would absorb moisture. rendering i . | wiee : own in ‘ The 135-crcie input Ba the au ho-frequency input a1 . . . . -lei ft e im? Radio ha been adopted a pliifier ; int‘ appre seu sea 0: ii No TD, / | ecific +rea tren *¢ Be ; ; 4 _-- ’ : In small - . ; SP Ciil 1. Cactme . ee): | 2T) eines ; a - applied ° The : tubercular pa atients ané . . oO ; : ul: Lor tube. | cents at Camp Kearney. Cal. At the receiving end the ~ we STATION ‘ : STATION unless as an insulrat rW\ 06 6 Havara ( wba. , ADARA Pitt«berch. Pa ” WuZ Springfield. Maxs 53 * ‘ WBAP Fert Werth. Tex5! WHAZ Trey SS. i 3 WFAA Dalla«, Tex. od Be: Schenectady. ‘SS. 3.16 ° : Wie Atlanta. (a. 32 v4 Die “ oe FEAF New Veork. ‘SY. WLAG Minn'pelk, Winn.30 oR Newark. S. J 2 WIAN Cleveland Chic. 6 Wee Philadciphia. Pa..65 WOAW Omaha. Ned 65 Throughout the Unite avS* of the detector tube of the GENUINE F ADA PARTS 7 For Making Your Own Receiver } | sens BP ye = nee radio receiver is connected thrall Including Drilled | ne agree somtyies Use ete ‘ ne rds a special one-stage amplifier tom 4. Tube knocked-down sets $65.60 ~ of trade operating be Jcastin vibrating relay. Five vacuum Panel and Ig- Stations. must be kept lighted contim -5-Tube knocked-down sets $64.00 struction Book | lype © FF is) The largest and most powerful —., ., cm fn Go GT i Neutrodyne Parts for Changing Your : radio station in Canada is coming calls, but the current Regenerative Receiver to a Fada : a = , and broadcasts on a wave | ible part of operating eer renyne Sot, $35.00 | LIST PRICE oe ee LIST PRICE ‘cas cowboys _recentiy | Considering the value of sa ns poh * *- use | | radio ion in Troy, N ee Vf} Wht | (without tubes anc (without tubes and . Some of the > eétei came 45 As to tne efrec a | , battertes) miles to attend the dance. sts sho — | | batteries ) . Ate ania 9504 Dp] N Ee STR EET | | ce One of the newest courses listed mz ning of th : | , = at the Naval Academy at Annapo- circuits and apparatus is 80 Lindell 6550 Central 1681 $e: > lis, Md., is radio. Previously the tive that radio telegraph students of the navy’s school | similar to those from an in he SUPERIOR HETERODYNE s-Tub ecelving Set incorporat: $s every good feature of the Super- learned only the principles of tele- ed continuous wave or spar® Heterodyne, plus push pull ampliication whieh endorsed by all the leading radio engineers as the only phone, telegraph and radio com-'mitter would render speecR ¢ + > — = ae ‘a munication as part of their elec- telligibie long before they means Of ampillication Lt nY On trical course. make the signaling system SUPER. SENSI a . ET CF SS SS SL FF FS SS SSS SL SL CF 8 SSS Se Se 77 See @& "ee ee © @ > al a <=, | ays 2 Rtn mcm 8 te @ mimes 4 Ge & EL con Nhs Hey teal t ha & eer ee ‘a Seen Sims ines 6 = te i ” gnoOWwn v | SIMPLICITY 32 ERAT IC niv ty ontrols fer tuning which can be logs nN anv station for OT wHo ones elear 1110 OLIVE STR are ‘Beau O one 2 and distinet. ne legree variation of lial tunes out the interfering statior - ani produees unu- | ) t ‘PIONEERS IN ] _Leeeiay son sie th if FIRST . » A ~ © . = ; | ; » ia@i:iy RANGE: Tunes the large and small far-dist : it other receivers fau * . A range of | uth Ahh é Without 3000 miles usin; --foot loop aerial and a range 0! ) miles using only a ground wir overs the en- na Hii: if Accessories, e | i tire broadeast range. | | We | by | Federal ‘Radio ‘Parts 7 | SPECIFICATIONS 1 wound SUPERIOR 10.000 meter Radio Frequency Transformers. a mk ' 3120.00 Or lesired inut. hand-rubbed cabinet. Length The Famous Fada When only Federal Radio Parts a ee kk : | | a ; Fada No. 167A, knock are used in your receiving set, the } absolutely the last word im Radi: = heen oy 165, Me beauty of tone and clear speech | | .. pm perch reception is exceptional. | | . = W Miodel Behind each of 130 Federal Radio roe 7 Pa CW super Parts are exacting standards and | oo — Crosley Super traditions of over a quarter-cen- | ) -— copenatalll ’ as | | “I never thought that Radio music a Model gee tury’s leadership in the field of | could be so beautiful until I heard the MEE Bh tecvee—cane 37 : tone reproduction. | MANUFACTURERS Manhattan Loud Speaker. . i mY _ All Modeis of C Insist on Federal Parts SUPERIOR RADIO CORP. Radic Building, St. Louis, Mo. | Its Concert Modulator is 2 wonderful gf RN 1926 CHESTNUT ST Bhen purchasing ; Dealers and Jobbers, Write for Proposition improvement. Ie brings In ai! music ncn & . 3 — ractiene and cempicte viae a —_ . : outfit with campéete kr | By and melodious— free from any rasping.” /.. Fee Geller-Ward- : - | FIVE-TUBE Hasner Hdw. Co., Sit he finer Mice en 4 e i Cra | NHATTAN [8 | esse Products : aut 5C-20 Pins Se. St. Louis, Mo. The Loud Speaker with | ~# RADIO 3 ST. LOUIS DISTRIBUTORS OF SUPERIOR HETERODYNE the Concert, Madulater oo ve’ book, “The Radio Work Benck” aids the nov: - Se, Leonie avoiding pttfails. Sold by Federai Dealers, aa : MADEIAT TAS gr gc CO., Ine. 2 eee Ree ee +. ee eee eeaaeeaeneananaaee Maher: of the famous Red Seal Dey Basterves

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Pe SM >a ge TER ey eRe a ae eo STNDAY, | APRIL 6, ey SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1924. The Daily 29 Ra eeatiinen A === oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH POST. DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE C ity Circulation than BOTH other —— newspapers ese iksrep a - — See ae ee a ee ee Se ne - — . a — we ee ——- ee ee ee ae ROADCAST SIGNALS. eae ee : _A M A TEUR A N D EXPERT a OPERATE ALARM BELL # >? 4 Pertected pated Satan seen ae of verso RM CUNVERTING SINGLE Be Parry Single Circuit Set. | Yar 2 loop aerial and. being very , 0 ANOAROLLING DAY CELLS | ‘lc work Nas increased grant Sa me eee EE crive, nnwenthe eet most se-) FOR GOVERNMENT CONSUMPTION |: - ‘ ‘ y , owing @ a. e 5 ape : thet thes 00025 MFD. 6 is receiver is nonradiating prove that they have given abso- according to 7 : et _ ne } . i> i+ 7 q*} if 7 and more *) — These farm raaiv ; ery called) Tuning is effected by to v ban , aan =e ) 'Y types of connectors, known as the i? e; is } , en } , ** ’ sd . ‘ es. Chicago 4 teen Fe two dials, which can | No. 31, makes an ideal connection Stat , - . eta? ‘ eT : _ Louis are ! iutioned Two rheostats are joining the lead-in wire to the oO and St. , a frequently. for a sina 1 to pic! ite the for controlling connector over the antenna wire y - . ‘ . up, bul rs tu in ol on of-a Single-circuit receiver of manufacturers, this set can be in into the small, connection stacing that th ca . CE OER | used Kansas City, Dallas, ine uU rae . ‘small indoor aerial. and gi ] Ij ‘ity, Omaha, Pit : approximately 25 propane) a9 aerial, and gives loud- splicing of the two New ner _ and a 9] speaker volume long distance eonnector is made of philadeIphia. a ba -gpllongaap : a bhai stations. The is known as phosphor bronze & fa 10 ,” ; 2 iis ] yy) ‘ P ) proadcasting né , The counties the combination of radio frequency , | and reflex and ‘ , ( OUNLYS. : eg ets the set usés only ,OUIS, itv ¢, dit oe es y* have Conference ard ‘orpora ssf double tests to hs Seite et 4 * . +. is abe Prikgy. 4 x uN igs Lea, Sy tuner is iF WILK >uUreay of Stay clé rector Signa ling proper requirerm The Bur Standards operation with the Jattle Corse In ¢O- Atnerican Wlee- troche clety now da- of dry use@rs, ifs representa« Den AY crt Radiation . made by the | ang specifications Tse Gov. mer OTM pany vee Mata ‘ "7? ,* ; . - - rniment niAkes ahout | a “od has % pu batteries a year phones may he either one cided W re ; 74 lephone Wae and rnment being jevel«) One of he fi: Was the Provision jm 2 bell to call the adio « been opera aw stations 7 Os fill mans radio “‘A the exact nis pre ludinw but tele ashiight, igni- | tilable (;07r- phone poiarity, necessity iopment tion is ube tuned rad est deve f Radio ¢ 7 . rrirdyn.” a consisting of \c- lr interferenes imongz _ ' batteries Orpora : inois eyeated | Vidal by luced a subscribe c a ROTORPLATES : iminate for —— ADVERTISEMENT -—— oa an — CRYSTAL SET ~ LOUD SPEAKER Hover RADIOGRAPH needa TUBES OR BRATTERIES. Gnas ‘om a Phonograph like playing «a record. Only under-'gi5, ¢c Oo Wr . sk 5 C. ite for testimonials and demand — for | information HOUSE cry batteries for governmental WARREN [-? e j see ; rr 1430 K . , aneas City, Me TONEELECTR ! 714 PINE STREET (MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY) SALE F RE E (Radio Log Book) With Each Purchase Audio Transformers Small 22% Rayovac “¥” a, Oo New Type Killark $5.00 Darton Detector Unit, $2.25 reas Sar .. 6-ohm Riscontat .. .4@e on . %0-ohm RKheostat amy - A Ae Frost @-ohm Vernier _. pel soe 200 or 400 ohm Hoteatiometer, | Erin, 3% te 1 and 6 to 1 ae a © ~ an git Federal. ber 65 Loop Aerials Inside Spring Aerial Poertess Coils Assembled ( abinet Westinghouse Loading Colls. readcasting stations nother three-t receiv: i mhan a ° i i] pnone Tyee] > ' ’ . if are - ' ¢ > — iO irequens is reat nN ene! detect Standardize requirements and epecif an interdepartmenta! how at quenev ephone coms Be i \. work A tentative effe. there e fibes ‘% ' wit) schedule carrying abdény} seVer however, many et nd DP Ossi. of radio’ telephony watch may not Safety of the public, at bell to call the Attendant would be of decideq ad. ance, a are two laid out standard cells célls has been the problem was however, the le applications the radio drs where a conti are in tse and \ aArious rhuoOUsS try pe necessary ' are Since aevoting all ‘ ths taken, ’ Lie hree circult three Worth Remembering. Never increase the fNament of a enience, non of Freat Con Mies tr ya et Ct Gi a a Ne a ; Ihe Bea pitts 4 mr 5 a voltmeter acoss he tube secket. surve Radio Staff, Post-Dispatch. | al radi ' | 4 2005 MFO The lat rhe cords are requirermne In comp lt 1¢€a halal nay he bought separate from the | tion and radio use — rvey “¢ a . ee watch at comme The sv ' er nt I ranks - Preial ' } an additional! stage of audio ; — . + 1 wet com pa- ’ Inittee js Vink ; installed recel A, 41 ing whistles and squeals, is the one ithough , of the use O! ee en wie-circull sete oOp- their efforts to the development of tfernperatures. The fact that these soar VARIABLE GRID-LEAK the of farn somewhat gta: ee |Nonreradiating, as it is sometimes jyte satisfaction One of these sightly on stations controlling the de- |antenn; , ; the r hecause t! | na. By snapping the larger ts oo ‘ ij b+ 3 ‘ rt} > explain the fart wa “* te " tle, ‘34 e ™ . . ‘ Fort Wort Satisfactorily with a very is thus eliminating the sol- son (1 = Jeffe York and mound of Trirdyn, ing its name from keep its ‘ions naturally stations n h over a (tty gets. cinity of St Rock Island Cou port, has 900 and it How the Change Is Made. also near ! Daven port, odin ; r . - "i a7) % . ‘) T : fi fy 's : lee riv Ol an biG uu é ,yr? FY ao ‘ a the Tar? ’ eee Wt ’ ? y ghows that nea | | , shee : : ner : entire farm popula on has : eka 21 ae ae | ae On'ly about oe . : likes fd a Marerox (Crystal Set for two \ } : : 4 / | ; 4 si . . lows through a relay tuned me- hapa le ee Rat ek ¢ | er tn 7% oe teid ) hecom-.| * anging ™ hani: ally to thade frequency. When lar community SeCtS dS Yt, : “ ide ea Tn : i 1G | } = os mas te : . . - ‘fn 's re Ais relay begins to vibrate it makes oat an da tani +3 : installed tor a second relay « positively, ang . = this rela; rate any electrical aa tiv ‘ ye ¢) device, such bell, horn, lamp Or : , survey Was, Or selector switch. SUTVe? " HiGH-GRADE VARIOMETERS W.D. 11 or W.P.12... (. 300.... ime there t. ¥. SOLA er C - ¥.199 or C. ' rit! your order by return mall ct. 0. D. and give you a Written Guarantee fur new appurétus for drawing | hich vacuom insures super-sen- | sitivity, grester distance and | longer life. Our prices are not the lowest. bat, gentlemen, they're SOME. Tube. “Mail us a burnt-out Tube. Order any type Genuine Kadio Corp. ot | American Repaired Tubes.” Radio Tube Laboratories Manufacturers. 3572 (live MS. $3.00 | t their the sam $2.75 . 8s Orit ee: ee - +: je were Vee om ehh ae Nie, aa hi Sa Zh 5] ae , r) * ae pre. i $8.2 $6.00 Raven $9.00 Gilfiflan Bakelite ' 00 Gerace Rakelite., inclosed s4. ‘75 $3.00 Kellogg Varivcoupler or Variometer $4 allwave ¢ oupler, MISCELLANEOUS /Bradleystat $1 0 ‘Bradley $1.69 C utler-Hammer ‘Grid Leak $1.35 Freshman Grid Leak with Condenser. He Twin Inductance Switch $1.50 Grewol Variogrid Condenser $1.08 Amsco Compensating Condenser, Dubilier Variable (Condenser. Vveready “€" Battery, 4%- volt, he at Tulley 11-plate Vernier with $3.2 “4 43-plate Vernier with Dial, $4. 0 to S35 Ammeter 4-inch Dials S-inth Dials “-inch Dial« 2-feet : , *, ihe “or P| 7 case. i> { ’ (ié ’ r orn) “aj ‘ perat 159 hours’ hatteries atter All sive Panele ..... $1.00 we Fiat Antenna Wire with beste. $1.25 Lead-in Insulaters Lhe Burgess Batteries 10 Nickel Binding Posts Bie Khinehart ‘Silk-Wound Spider a current tween use j Py necessary frequently !oal on ver Oo rmbri eiotn |! ies | | : ee eS ‘ : ; oh . an only be determined by experi ment ad | ** 7. communtl ae lose = and four three stages TigyT) j j a, (one two or even will-ope audio added if sepeaket the ] in tuning will be aeccomplis can -freq enc ampiica asked in © | : P ihesive are .é r molds s ij] co lect ' ‘ ’ . ‘ = 4 . ° . ’ . : ) | ; > : , s : ; , , ua uJ : ] a \ be While this signaling system, will ee ane | 1 “tickler be of decided importance?in many ee roan te +} : ' ost inva pie repry .O if applications of radio telephony and a osica! programs and oczasiona!- Mekea Hermanent thi annectt ) telegraphy, curiously enough it is d lectures.” bie nending legislation, ‘OD | wh tals ierive: . tasAaet stone be had, bul Not based on any new discoveries, 3 cow Pro haat ce EO, eer rne By 7A - ibe ize . &* a is asquired but rather represents the adapta- ie Ieciales tell i tical henefits | . 4. “sie : reanizati 7 ore +e tion to radio of certain: apparatus ot ae oP 2% wages | ee a Sa | a that is well known in wire teleph- neports . ony. The input is fed St. yar nto the audio-frequency input am- “The Diliifier at a appropriate to Deymond. its energy level. In small trans- gets the Mitters it may applied directly iia The masarer of th ag wel to the modulator Co-operat ve Shipping Association } , : e formers ‘Mak it snap- keeps in ciose LO MC i v iL! i itlal- 4 _~ ‘ ] } eration i te “ Some s Was ‘anv difference in signal strengt! ee Se : necessary pelo the = ‘ *? 7 . prac ice s best resuits one condenser lrers % : pea’ ‘wave the and is experience supply with the set a earefull which is bullt efficient and e instr after some Ff |e im, * into 4% a M-ONeratLlive , bt ' ' rnade and ronnec ted tn top sje. v ™ that tne +) when 44 = n tay Py vw peas Se 21 ytomeilet bos My. P “a Lae BE ee inns ig 8h prove to he é ned CAT} gesif' ; from the daily Monts tand ws co lect ivitv—consi der- | is" na F' 4 , ° _ . a. . . “~ ‘ ic " PSSenilal a aTiaDi GiSta fi a ‘cie —-—— shle re expense trouble ‘ DODTEIT TIT IPET TTT ed ar d RH hae I 9» * . ivo-C he empnloved ife construction point LLL LLL et wack fp hE nah aa Open be BAe: “Dae, times report Tuo RELOORGREERR DOReRDOLDRDANeCaEt “4 hogs.” ant’s time, the of tubes and ty power in way makes possible substantial saving. As to the effect of interference, tests show that the electrical and mechanical tuning of the receiving circuits and apparatus is so effec- tive that radio telegraph signals similar to those from an interrupt- ed continuous wave or spark trans- mitter would render speech unin- telligible long before they would make the signaling system 4.) ~vYywy YY . use State: a tn on Gry evell tubes—lIdterature on request. ee BUY THE BEST in steck the Steinite Distance Crystal Set, Two-Riep tHlorn 6 to 12 Month BURGESS AND “EVEREADY” “B” BATTER! to 12 Months eel. vo é BETTER r—~ cena op am » $1 19 So Se KPC EPTION New Steck Genuine Specia! Built 200-Houwr “ ° Tubes Fer WH-11-12 tuebean, ¢. i — UV 200-2018 @&. Sons WD.11-12. 100- Hour Matters. Two for 8% special Se GENUINE “Oe dust out; with sonhet : cireutts Every Pair Guaranteed HERCULES; 3000 ohms $2.95 FROST SINGLE PHONE; including headband . | $149 FROST; 2000 ohms . . $3.85 BALDWIN: type C, single unit, $2.96 BALDWIN, type C, double unit, $5.90 age Sa WOLTZER-CABOT: 2200 ohms, $5.38) ——+——___- volte : —— 1 penr; me “HIG” sponge Mather “? onckueh- $9.25 25 leas” will = omfortable Tec ad : ampere $14.50 fertable hea ramiortatle 4 Me engi Size 10+6 berhes f‘ampliete wit aeriel. ieaculeters. cround clame and two pairs deutic hendaects, orsstat TION ON ONE TUBE. it} nile radius—cantiructed te wer Lliminates Vartemeters tue sete of phenee aed \arieroupters ; Philee “torage A Hatters. cuarnoterd Keg prive. 57. HOOK. F ts a The Solderetic hae all the mepertant Soldering | found ‘nm any other higherede iron. It ip cord. Ueguiar prve. $1.58. Special NEW CUT-RATE PRICE Litt OF BREGQURST. MAIL farmers in markets and prey of buvers na’ Qiong and offer below the market > rapi for hogs or cattle.’ v of fa “What radio features } terest to Illinois think the I. A Mental in esta Sther question asked this Ve Wave tarry Trap and TOTTI TITITITITITMITITT TILL LLL CUTTITT . A a ~ a et TT radivv from ‘ of Spec Hn insta! - The Atwater Kent Model 10 Receiving Set farmers do vou) whi has had 1° ts Selectivity— Distance Volume and Clearness HE ATWwaTeR KENT Model 10 Receiving Set has the range, volume, ac- curacy and simplicity of operation to meet the re- quirements of every user. Detector and 1-stage HEADPHONE SALE Every Pair Guaranteed Baldwin Type © $5.95 Brandes Superior $4.69 Murdock 3000-O0hm, $3.79 Rico $2.98 Schwartze $2.98 Sterling $2.98 BURGESS “B” BATTERIES Large Size, 22'.2-Volt, $1.69 FS ee $3.35 $1.49 ie $2.98 Ra» -()- 3 me ALT. BATTERIES TESTED AND GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY FRESH Ihranston Super Hetercdyne .:""" $36.50 Super-Heterodyne Construction Booklet, $1 00 All Other Part~ in Stock. of Radio BE STORAGE “A” BATTERIES BATTERY 2 to 4 Volts. __.. $7.25 6 Volts, $25.00 value... $14.00 Bn SCRUGGS ainiesinaaniane ” st. Louls $1.19 fremahen $13.95 reemupen FIA TRIG C0. eens a BA Pharaeeeeeceenas CPGRESGRHLCCRTDDL AD GORGE RE rereeteetdereetrerianeesecenantiae $8.79} new Medel DIGDIC- TURF, for reflex A teem a WHOLESALE AND RETA! iL neg 1110 OLIVE STREET ST. LOUIS, MO. “PIONEERS IN THE RADIO INDUSTRY” FIRST IN ST. LOUIS tie weer a f ‘ ‘ ‘ f Tri¥ bhi vy ~ ————E Without ssories, Accessories, $120.00 $195.00 The Famous Fada “One-Sixty” Neutrodyne Receiver Fada No. 167A, knock-down parts for awe $65 60 Set, price Fada No. 165, Neutro-formers, with booklet and | necessary instructions for as meetns: $ Price . / . ag 25.00 New —— regenerative $18. SO “Model 51 oes ‘ potchntnte ap Oa ( irewuits« Models Frequency He- generative Super Six and Armstrong Hegenerative irewit See TF Feaccace. Tridyne 65.00 Better—Cont Lexs (ireuit $ k VOLTMETERS All Models of Crosiey Receivers in Stoc 0 to 50 volts: __ SUPER-HETERODYNE PARTS 63 value Smplete stock of all Parts for Super-Heterodyne Sets, with expert $55.00 VARIOMETERS Regenerative ions and compicte blue prints for assembling. Price, per kil. Moided siik ~“TEAKRLISNG—818.00 Granite City, Vi ebeter. $16.95 BROWN A HALL This outfit h «« le k neck -dow a ts. including $3 49 eigtr nan oe goa aeg Rane gee $148.00 VMound. $7.00 S GRID LEAKS aLLa \—New Distributed Cockaday Coil Sets = $4.95 eee rere eeeeeereeeeeeeeeeeeeeereeeeneetrenere LD FIVE-TUBE NEUTRODYNE SETS ID LEAKS $1.19 Fer ome week only, these Sets with Bremer-Tulls $69. 50 Make« Phonograph MORRISON UNIT 2\.."=-.:-": twp AN . | _ wired and axxembled in handsome enk cabinet. ] Shove outfit. with storage “A” Battery, Loud Speaker, “B" Batteries, 95 aker with Ue Arrester and Aerial equipment 143.50 speri Ld ORDERS RECEIVE IMMEDIATE. MAIL, ATTENTION JU ulator™ a istrict Di-tributor- Dealers Wanted ¥ €0, tn et cwion” . ae NIV EROAL SUrrEut CO. a sims 203 N. BROADWAY °22anccr” Complete Stock of Parts oad Supplies Daired r Aerials Erected eis Bane Rin -Ten Olive Street Olive 5634 Ti LIGHTNING ARRESTER Approved hy un. dereriter s le orateries , $1.“ value. 69 special With The clearness with which the Atwater Kent Loud Speaker re-creates will give a new conception of tonal fidelity. Until you have heard these wondertul instruments, you will not know how easily radio broadcasts can be faithfully reproduced in your home. We wil! be glad to arrange for a demonstration. DUA Fueready. large size. we? tL. -voll Ray-()-Var, Pe Le-volt Tv? DAYTOM VARIABLE CONDENSERS "\-plate capactts. 4:i-plate caperit) $1.98 large size, Lit) 0r30F ——10ra eS 0 a of Miner Saperdys ne al epeiiuaast Mt RIM K MULTIPLY PIAG hoid combination Miner Superdyne and 5.00 lowa SAY I heard the wi four net» phones Armatronz RADIO SALES CO. 10°75 S. ¢rrend. RLANSER ELOATHRIC Me Radio Reflex Three-Tube cw. bixeclusively by SEPPLY ©O© a wonderful all music rich any rasping.” (.enuine Preciwten C oils; 1On*. set aure effirienes ; per NEW ERLA Adjustabie Troe wmiite | FE are downtown distributors for Atwater W Kent Radio Equipment. See it displayer ‘n our Radio Shop on the First Floor. Sewage - paivcorl - Sold bY leading retatier® Price $2 With Pacent ri KADIOTRON UY 200 tows 81-36 ae Brandes Table Talker, CUNNINGHAM SPECIAL = $4.85 fur testing “Aor “butte peices 11 15 SCHWARZE; 3000 ohms. $3.25 TRUETONE; 3000 ohms $3.60 FROST; 3000 ohms . $4.19 BRANDES SUPERICR $5.38 i. & K. Germany, 4000 ohms, $6.29 ATIEMIEN — 6 COMFORT AT LAST Vite any reeelver Fer pair Cabinet Crystal “et (ISOM ET fER ‘ PRICE $5.50 wire; « valine LUOAST-TUO-COAST nicke. eee F real $25 vale $9.95 Ameasing Heewlts fer WH11-82, CLi-1¢ aime $5. 50 | Anunembled tet on Genigned chiefiy for heaetheld and radio werk i can be attached te any electric inap ORDERS FUALD PROMPTLY i

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ar Se - — — SS eee * _ = F 7 = RADIO FOR THE. AMATEUR ‘AND EXE ‘5 RADI Tunins Combination= , eres. LEAVENWORTH STATION OPKS = RK RAD SHOW Fcc oa | TD NEW mm BLS. = ise of , vs Completes Lint in Gove rRMCH | Be Heard From | rth si K ~ 1) ency, terminags Chain of Radio Relay Mations NE Bees. pa alag ' Program “for Week | IN wis eenae . eaaninZz : 3 _ _ an em ace! _ KS D Studio This Week [TQ Bt HELD IN FALL 7 aint of April 6 urm@e a recent test in a ; ! -w radio station at Sega | Sunday. April een eu: tunne’, : re 1 - (eel oh By | Kal Tre new i Sept. -25 t To =xhidition | @ergro.u: ‘ Message “i see hb, : ’ — he ~ ; fron OTOSW aoc ity al | "% + : : ' 3 J a 4) ‘ P lis ’ ~— * _ , Pred ’ Yr \” Monday, Aoril 7th a Sena : eh I . ul - “ ot ’ ; Inmgt has introduced | vated : Send Tubes to be repaired a ne ee | of the White bill, which is still in| ONLY St. Lele repecemmem Louts Grand ; f the White b cial bili; WELLSTON RABSS Ga ay, April 8th on ee, and also a special ©” atk Mpeiea» y a ° Bs r ie _* . 7 on ¢ cin 0 - wd 7 BE att rit — - : yee oe ’ cteied * 4” . w BAAQe « ~ aie? _— ane nthyng q - . ‘ 2 vr “ - - bal * ai sem 7 “ - - 8 POG ORB LRD 86 BEG SO . ni é es , ; ‘ a : ee ae ee " cs 9rd anata’ tctpe Wt ck hy Pc eeganey RAK Au te Aaete es Vindlbeht: alba apesehch gabon’. cine Site idhinn i) Sen es ait rk ‘s * ae Tey $e 2 a" oO - ee * owe is 3 ole (Signed) REMOVAL SALE ao. 8, J; Mai F. H Baie’, & 0; Gy etter SOR ee ee ee ee ee at Wholesale Prices "Wednesday, April Sth |] and represemtatives of the auth solutely Equaggin 9 55 4 56 Vransiormers. ming rgn's i and publishers, broadcasters and ee Condensers, ail aM j . Oo I | i =i : ’ if ; | 3 rie ' - _ ~* , 7 "hn > bi ; - = cad —— ; g . 7 v ~ sm? - } *. ye he 7 ¢ r ?nMé armIinua a_i raz0 ha- —— : vase 1 ry riict 4 ¢ e: Lt iS @iisst 2h . aul = _ Rewivine uc . ts ie ve at eta > i ari. sers . oints on Reccivin vA " — ; 2 a. Es i £ | pe et oe ios anit lati nals aie ’ oe eet Llow: i ~- ‘ 7 . ‘ “A ‘ ; 3 4 iz 2 ee = ~» 4 ‘ ' : hi a * ih | = e ive ‘ ; . 7 Pat RD pe I i SA es nd * Sebdite See ae LO OE ONIN ey ce = ~ A yeas >. Aone: a RRR AEE. 4 , oA yea, Te ee ashy , ; . Thursday, or. ey + ts attend Ment ' ; Jia -4 ~ ‘ ? ‘ = . ‘ . . —— _+ ; ‘ oi’ A “ : 4 ; : ' : . ~ . ‘ j i : ‘ . . 7 frequen ised f: eceiv: pu: aie | Bo gape Soe $65 2-Tube Out. Set ae hie 35 for the new edition of our used a a’ elength of 1780 meters . = DART UNE te igo . quaage al A Ae ms a noses. name} the inverted “L.” i , is n Pil a . KA $35 1-Tube Peeriess Coil Set $7 ae ia, enpeipation ITS WMPOSSIBLE TO ISSE THE TOPS 5) OS rondast & special program RT eee. - Sehastan dcenaaneand | wanen tae hea Se ee ‘Appiause Cards.” They're fs $1 W 0 11 Sockets, bakelite Sebning complete tnformne- WM. E. WOODS } retween 5 pm, and 7 p.m, East. ling. The new organization, |one end of the aerial. and the type | eo ti in wits your comment agin 15¢ Large Wick. Bind. Posts, 3 fer tion and wiring diagrams 127 Pine -— Gen ae fern standard tfme : ee vhi heavily financed. is indeed | “T™ aerial, in which the lead-in ss as > the matt tem, as {0c Hard Rub. Binding Pests, 5 fer to make your set “REFLEX. . valle ~ _A carefully calibrated receive : a ee 7 ee ee data and i ee ee | Seaiir a arene Se Smail Wick. Binding Pests, § fer 1 (R-2, 3 and 4) Radio Fre- broadcast program for more than |\2 3S % Paralyzes | ron | "Managers Herrmann and Kerr “L” aerial. but in receiving aeria : sald “Applause Cards” quency Transformers for di . FF, oa & , 3 . : } ‘ i . - . . 5 leila ii . > . - ‘3 —- | > : - " ‘ 4 rs at > ; i . [Dm * ? ’ ;*. = ee or’? “ea i ed] Itia v I t Pid t ‘ t | x I re soe ” “ - Tap: tA s = t Mee _ cA A shila au ; oon . > . . . . . es _ ie Baa ; ; ] ‘ ‘ } 4 . a 4 " i ee 7 ‘ae Son Oc nowt es +h a _ ..* ; > a Oo Sect! na ef — = het Uw = +4 . . Be 2 GQ i o« ry ; ‘ _ . t : i | : a~ : . ite * Stamce amd the Acme ae 4 abet f = , 220 Pe 3 ; ; kn eeenee teenie, a8 Ca «re Dictograph Copy 3 - . . - ‘ .. > 3 - _ . 7 ’ ; ch ‘ ey *. : — . i liw enc ‘ . ti as PT i : \ it .* Transformer or olume. :' . : . ; : A big FREE package of thee ~ $4 Rechargeable 11-Yoit A Bat. $15 SUMURS COLORING IEEE) O08", OPE Tom France was [Mpitication. try increasing the | sttfactive spectacle and aleo elim- satisfactor mnesta price ] bro's Saas eee -Tecrive in . Stati =F R a pre: iding furnish os : MOSM MOSEL 8! 2009 warts, which is twice Igo, wes goes the works, Thy sowrens iugenwan ars it ; Send 10c im Stamps er Coin sant scaly tN Fe Sipe 1tings five the twix A! , 7 : L.S.BRACH MFG CO. DICTOGRAPH PRODUCTS ~ for amplification | Migaseiemiriaam) Oo oS OS otal HETERODYNE = eS het - (FIRST IN THE FIELD) rest Wi chandising tn sf. Louis Trade T¢ WRITE FOR OUR CATALOGUE “A” sen 7 B, Cates ‘a W. E. Fuetterer, Batteries and Supplies WE KNOW YOULL WANT . | Wholesale and Retail 2123-5 Locust St. WONDER RADIO é tor set ; ee THE LS75 Ciearione 4-Tube Reflex Set , | ben? eemamuin i aaa Te THREE S!2S Cut. & Wash. 3-Tube Set $37.9 ee fh] Tom © book or 5 dincaaten HE 4 otis Sion " awe Bae se, Repairing—Rewirin t is better to get moqerate and ~ eagle — r signals than loud, distorted ASTONISHING RESULTS A “Little World Beater,” complete with “*35 = new model pond Aerials erected. Kadie in<tallatiens. nes $85 Special +Tebe Set Weliston Radio Co. -BTAINED WITH THE tube, batteries and cabinet 3 $75 FR. S. 3-Tube Set 1479 Hediament. Cabeny 9563W $18.50 GROSLEY MODEL 5 | Fully Guaranteed LIS’r ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Glen Carben, Hl., March 24th 3 ime wes Se Sr gees EE TT RADIOTRONS | C ri Seren KIZ. WOAL, WGR. WGY. WJAD. WBZ, M., z ? WOAW, KDKA. WHAS. WMH. WLW. WWJ. WNAL. . This is only . e 4-Tube Freq. Set, a few. I am mere than pleased with the Set.” NAME ON REQUEST. UV 201 A UV 200 C 301A C : 1S Westphals’ Spag. Tubing, 6 ft. 9 he. x a iow tes ' $125 Amrad 4 OGGIOND Seance choc. thucthe See Geo Geek... 2. UV199 WD11 WD12 Ci2 C 2008 ts: aa Stas Ar Caught London, En gland! ___ “TRIRDYN"—ANOTHER CROSLEY SENSATION! | $4.39 Each $4 39 Each 7 MWe Era Grid Condenser 00825. -tahe Receiver. cembining radie frequency, regenmeratiecn aad refiexr principics. a Pigtail Centact Cornecters. dex. tg. wo ~epesecaseangs The price of 5.00 . $1 ry 5 4 Secket Adapters. With the New Melco Supreme Gemmplote Lie cose ser ie. Hn eg ASK US TO DEMONSTRATE = $i J 3: tosis tosticis & tiae Print ee tmmetiate delivery on the SUPER XJ— $65.00. and che scree vi_ssooe I | The Fada “160” on 10-day free trial $] - ) ie ee eis Galena ¢ coat ACMEDY NEM | perce wo hn RSS & Fr iseman KD 30 = “s80.00 Grebe Ko 130.00 Complete with all accessories, including loud Ig 4 $2. | e A Non-Regenerative Set a & te 4-B-c BATTERIES ASD ALL PARTS AND ay on gy apeaher ane Misctsen a. cmarger. . Three Audio Stages potter Than Any 5 or 6 Tube Set ee aggre ca Brandes Superior ~ ssa $4.49 N P . | oa “atu designed a year Pago is 7 aah LINZE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY C0. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Are ow fFractica a Teer. Dewy Say an cbsclate: 1129 OLIVE ST. “<< St. Louis, Mo. “WHERE EVERYBODY GOES” First to provide three stages of audio amplihca- London, Mexico City, Havana. are heard Sag - SCHOKMILLER & FRANKE, ik tion without distortion. Erla transformers evi- . | Neieiiedl wend <eiiees om ie | olive ==9N. E. COR. EIGHTH AND PINE owe = dence purity of reproduction unapproached. Not sapcee Eote merge 4 = « e. - gb nas) —oe a only flawless tone quality but superior amplifying power result from the exclusive, scientific better- C8 met Sedat —~—=< aes ICY = ments employed. Success in reflex work is assured. eutralizing i ensers SS gtte Oy mye 4S Whatever vour set, Erla transformers will im- Se ee an hewe oe <= Up % f eiae 5 S00 ° a . neg? 5 - - : fen lia . | . eo * ee. be 4 Es R - y (PNY eay Wonder Set of Radio rg germeingg | . or tlhe ae Ass vou cealer tr free bivep ots ile! CCH) ce ‘* Cees Pacifie coast statioss Easy Terms if Desired—$35 Down, $14 Monthly = Cliente fs ) : ~ agen, Bo pitas a W 6% Interest Added i i prove it materially. See them at your dealer's. For latest reflex circuits, write for free copy of Erila Bulletin No. 16 Electrical Research Laboratories 2505 Michigan Avenue, Chicago 444 r.€ heetupe. If he ) th lowd speaker or ft has 7ore wrote to us for (them and ; . = White Lowell Mich gre es his name. ! ‘from Havana. Cuba. Fort — Texas: 4 Now Being Demonstrated Ma j to sa ii} } en a so | The New Super-Heterodyne i = ie ae Lb I RE ODI a ISR ROT IE IONE PES, NH 44 3 is & a The Dubilier Duratran Radic- Frequency Trans- F former mw made to sansfy the man who knows radia. Ampiticanon ? The whole broadcast band 1s cover- ed unmiformiy with an ampiticaton factor of over 20. Wholesale distributors of the entire “Eria” line. Our large Leads’ Very short. to prevent capacity effects. Steck and steady supply of “Eria”’ parts insure prompt Size’ So compact that it is easily installed. ‘@elivery. Matenais? Tested silicon steel and moulded rubber. ~~. DEALERS WRITE POR FEM ES AND LITERATURE 513 OLIVE ST. S Stability? No regenerative effects. | Zi ~{ i VAN-ASHE RADIO COMPANY 3 Se ee we aye We Fill All Mail Orders Promptly ; alll 78 West 4th St... Dept. P. New York «esti ' 4 ‘e

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH it 31° a su NDA Y. "” ia ~~ ae 6, 1924. oa ‘ , . f- iene ae - |treasures of entertainment and valid during the last yeers ef h aa education are brought to their own | life, spent hours of every day tir- re | |iibrary. No better example of thisitening to the radio and therebr ag eal - | has been afforded the country than keeping in close touch with the: ) the experience of former President world in which he had formeri,; Woodrow Wilson. who. while an in- | been go active. ee quning ee. ed chairman of the Antiadvert ising | to hear and understand ver thi oo , qhe tunins diais of a receiving Committee, which will ask the As- vali ful manipuiation sociated Advertising Clubs of “4 . - SR rete anne ——. i time of 14) 1 €°24 a allotte ] 7 M . : . ; 4 lé ‘ j a re aret j : N hits lil it under the . F requi . : ; -ecentiv a man called ua LHe Oj ee i ii “tt like the a | rmsitin ‘ COlll- America. the American eeedaher 4 Dron ides th, 4 , are the President may, in time of Rts, . ie dial of a safe, and for Publishers’ Association, the’ ™ . 4 : ‘ * 1S p i ae AS sek wuts Weer oR AN rom . - - ~ are 2. we i kee g Ja + ee) ; f f eer rset ate ne ee AR eS ty Ve ’ i pr ko) yon ey eletee Bot “Oe RO es is alse ; rn ’ , es ’ m evening while visiting his friend i a Study (a rij ’ si : ata, Mt aid \ ‘ > a P > ‘ oe al ? L,nlge G f ; . _ ~rr . . ed state, SaVS Mr. ' oT today S PIN sat ‘ iin ¢ aa or , ee ' - - s . , WwW . ‘ oi : rho . ie se howe repaired to aig. ae aeio A800 ation, Which |, é ount of matter which car . competitive apparatus, E. E, | strum “ »s ' “Ap ' os : aii house to see if the set was working ; - ’ > E re ¢ I} t | tea ce i ! i? . ho P ae Dt « a « . fas se prese has in view the elimination of com- | ‘478° # Bucher, manager of sales depart-| was vecf, could hear. it w urns and found him listening intently, mtatiy ‘ELLSTON RADIO Co. e—the eames Sus mie eee eens ‘ : | : ' (Slaned) mercial exploitation through tine be classified onlv a pure and un ment, Radio Corporation of Amer- these experiments that he made the The ccaf man rose from the set. ——" wae ee asin. adulterated advertising. bond aia “1 hic volutionize Radio Tube Corpesan /medium of radio broadcasting. (ica, said: | instrume t which revolu . d took his friend by the hands, and Tatiog | “Some action is necessary at this “The reaction to this sort of a ‘Pumors to the effect that we} communication throughout the with tears streaming from his eves Burnt-Out or .e |time,’ ‘said Executive Secretary Al- | program is obvious. In the end the! nave been holding back on our | world. said, “Old pal, you don’t know what Broken Tubes Entire Stock to Be Sold 'fred M. Caddell, “to head off what |result will be disastrous to the trade tybe sales are absolutely false and | It is not so generally reatized! you have done for me. For the hea _threatens t come ¢ « ; itself. and the American Radio As- “ : , — » C8 ¢ “eaf T's { anv h : Prices | threatens to become a great handi-_| itself, I wish to deny that this is the case.' that ceaf persons, in many in-!time in 20 wears I have been ale Repaired at eet Wholesale , | ‘td |cap to the radio industry itself, sociation feels that this kind of) Only 10 to 15 per cent of our total | stances, can hear better over tie! to hez ‘et £ pen : ax ae vont | ° ‘ara sermon. I have attended r) , Absolutely Equal to gis Transformers, all makes.$3.29 8 | Sumerous complaints are being re- propaganda should be eliminated| monthly tube production is re-| radio, end that this new art of com-| church three times today by radio.” | M ITHER:~ Fletcher’s Castoria is prin ie: prepared’ ye T : $5 & $6 Variable Condensers. all ceived from teh radio public who from radio programs on quired for our merchandise, the bets i munication is proving a reul boon There is increas ing realization ré: lieve Infants in ar Ss a d i! re all a es f ire objecting in increasing Imbers nformatio1 ‘egarding th nian nainder goi 1 nasers usin err ‘ i g num Information regarding the plan mainder going to purchas INB ito the deaf. of the possibilities of radio, not m n Ch dren g 0 I ra inn Live i? Ti] 4 = Ty} ) “47 7h ¢ a¢* ’ + if a ' pe } roxed Thil- = ts c . c rl lz 1u c et J "et DY ‘ . . ‘ . * ‘ ‘ One p $) ant $3 Variable Condersers. all Saletan, | i en 2 ; ae and a 1 sar 1) al ine proy | At rg and pa ts man ifac Lure ] This is due largely to recent re- only for persons w hose hearing is Constipation Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach} # tic t] Lt ‘ it j ; iL. ] ters +s T ¢€ ‘gy 1a? cr a ) } 4 + i (} oti ers. 4 . ® $1.50 ivertisi: hich } - 2" sa oe Sreerem © aaa: : markable advances in the art cfitoo defective to enable them to Flatu] Di h R late B el aAQaverluiSifg Vnieh ropertly ar ea —e 92 ne +5 . +, ; ; stin saan ; ae AE ie tee ; : : 4 —T | ven Peeecexion | Re There are general facts in (n€ 1 ,o4dcasting music and the voice, hear sermons and public addresses, penmemeaae: 4 arrnce eguiate bowels T; ym 7 ne col | H $9:75 75 | $5 and $6 Bal. Vari. Condensers .$2.50 eagineg th ne WSPapers and | headquarters of the American Ra- vacuum tube situation which W€ ang to the fact that in recetving!|but also for persons who, from ill Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, wena iy avy teu , ~iam if nau rit] ecdings 2 ee: ” gd , e aaa ie = a wees ee ay 5 De ee Co TR Sek ee Tn Lae ane PRP Reba AM OZ Sie ae - Bie aes " —_ , peteeenens » a * ’ RA oy i ¥. v4 ae ait, eck Ay ee hag SOT ~s aig magazines. hic waciation. 50 Union Sauare.|are eslad es hic] : : inc 9 & $3.50 Variometers and dio Associatio1 nion . are giad to give and which, NY | sets where there is amplification! health. or other cause. are not able Stuart Rogers has been appoint-| New York Citv Wht ‘ill te wrb anv - | : LOg las been Appoint- ; New York $ it \ doubt will tend to curb any fe et } without distortion. the quality and | to F 48) into the crowds of public Natural Sleep W ithout Opiates Yariocouplers ing that the Radio Corporation Of |.) me of sound makes it possible! places to hear sermons, lectures, | Eppntte anes 4 ubiec | _ To avoid imitations, always look for the signat $4 4 $5 Variometers and | Ame! a is not giving this iy for many deaf persons, who do net! addresses, concerts, etc. With | Proven directions pera “ Lon Phat ure of : ’ . tha . » ¢ ; ? , if = . ° . SSSR PBB Bees s eee eee the close attention that it cE |readiiy hear ordinary conversation, ‘single home-made set, all of these | roven directions on each package. ysicians everywhere recommend it. Variocouplers : * serves. | FULLY GUARANTEED! | eo oe. Ts Tune In on Long Distance With : elston Radio Co, |[iseraz tr iF ADA NEUTRODYNE 1479 HODIAMONTs_ [| .".™ Cabany $563-W te peatess — j § $150 Vernier Rheostats 8 $1.30 Plain Rheostats with dial... 85¢ R ’ q $2 Warren Loop Aerial, large size, Z ’ $11.95 @ fp iil Wares Loop Aerial, small size $6 ing Arrester _. Lightn RAD IO of tape re Nes. “Applause Cards” | |): ici tutcaing ss "Station K SD s ign ft . : njoyed the artiste’ program, wout foe Out. Set, with tubes $49.56 Tite in and teil them? = less Coil Set _ By ali means! Quickly and easily with ‘Applause Cards.” They're handsomely $1 7 n Sockets, bakelite brinted ge cards. All ready for you fo fili in with your comments, sign and 1be Large Nick. Bind. Posts, 3 for Oe trop in the mail box. a a od k of them near your recely- 10c Hard Rub. Binding Pests, 5 tor 10¢ 9 Can Ar od : ; : Salty Resauss thay are Fain ae on 5¢ Small Wick. Binding Posts, 6 fer 10c peDiO DEALER'S. $4.50 Estru Lattice Variometer and “Applat i (ards were or! iginat ted his compa! makers of the popular Die. Ograph Loud Speaker and the Aristocrat Dictograph Head Set. The only ‘Applause ee Cote eh Conrrighted “Ap T5e Double Herdphone Band A big PREF k f f aoe FREE package of, them nate $4 Rechargeable 1i- Vail A Bat... ‘sis ee. we will auue - yen a large package 75¢ Bakelite 3-Inch Dial n o a . yg pt “ae h us with your 15¢ Meta! 3-Inch Dial RADIO DE PARTMENT 50c Phone Caps 5 manufacturer works in meeting the | ve requirements of the market must ;, é; be given due consideration . ze “Briefly, the industry is too} VICTOGRAPH PRODUCTS CORP, voung to enable either the dealer 1501 ge ogee serrmig Bidg., | eomrare $6, oa caro SEB SBS SB SESBB SB BSB SSB BBS SB BB 8 8 B™ .. the distributor to place orders St. Uils, oO. , with the manufacturer sufficlent- | . 50c Atomite Crystal ily in advance to meet the fluctuat- Be lie! Spot Crystals ummA NOTH ER BIG SCOO0 Pa==, ing demands for the enecific types a The 199 Sockets, Bakelite of tubes. As the factories, on the | other hand, must prepare their WANT THE = vow We Were on the Lookout for Something Good for the Radio Fan production and procure new ma- { 1. ‘We maintained a day-by-| *; day inventory of from 450,000 to} f: 690.000 tubes of Ps ve different types, up to Jan. 1 of this year, and | steps were taken many weeks past | with the endeavor to build this in- | ventory to still larger figures. 2. “768,816 Radiotrons were | delivered to the trade in January this year: 825,936 in February, and | March deliveries wil] exceed 990,- | 600, | Complete, 139= Have batteries, tubes, loud speakers, ete.—everything that’s necessarv! Are easy to operate and control. Un- surpassed for distance Fada Knock-Down Parts $65 3. Seventy per cent of our | monthly production schedule is'| composed of Radiotrons UV-2 00 | and 201A. 4. “Stocks of dry battery tubes have been in excess of the trade | aqemands from May; +923, to date ind current production is keeping | apace of the demand. 5. “Current production on the! For five-tube sets. All parts except cab storage battery types of tubes is inet, with drilled and engraved pane! a a ee i i ty A gee 7, n v ¢ a ids » te » _ es ~~ i is Se be ~ it —— ee ~e ' ; seeaecees iN a w ‘| a $51. B. Jones Multi Plug and Wires terial from 90 to 120 days in ad RADIO . lor set | HERE IT IS! vance of actual deliveries. it be- comes necessary for us to enueavor | $75 Glearione 4-Tube Reflex Sei. $40 500 PAIRS—-- , tet at leant four mente | $175 Cut. 4 Was). 3-Tube Set $37.5" BGI. voralhbl. aa ae vied 2 ie te i & iia sive. I f hi N G 45 4535 Gut. & Wash. 1-Tube Set. $13.95 8 Ed putea Gupgeumesttive, Guaranteed cine teay OMe aa) ee I 1¢€ parents O Cnis gener ation end the Radio Corporation main- 935 tl a 5 HEADPHONES Fre yd have the motor car to thank for =a ¢ oe Trias goatee aan aa happiness fathers and mothers ot ranteed | Truetone, Schwarze with the manufacturers and pro- duction schedules are revamped to : : 2000 OHM 3000 OHM ne jt ‘Suctaniiel demands of b one da ~ seldom en O ed. CUNNINGHAM $100 Utre-Marvel 4-Tube Freq. Set, $70 $9.45 a fg mer eee latter part of No- Ys y J y a hk vember, 1923. a largely increased , h ~ sop | eine see "ye Gemnand for the storage batters If we are better able to keep our children within Tynes aft ? hes hecame evident brut AS LONG AS THE SUPPLY LASTS— » prio notification of this _ the family circle even after thev have reached RADIOTRON gio Corporation a is Geek “aes voung manhood and young Ww omanhood, itis GENUINE - GENUINE Sea on thee ee because in the automobile we can better provide “ vew TUBES ‘sew ase tha tastetiaaek 4 ae them with an alluring and compelling family ted Tested Galena Crystals 5¢ | st U V-199 Di tee the trainin il aaa U V.200 $ 99 U V-200 Neraonnel, etc. Between the firs interest. U V-201A we roher and February C 12 C 299 [83 dared Tube Se $75 Refler 2-Tube ng $4.39 Each ONSTRATE 3120 uding loud -hones, $4.49 Pr. UMPTLY FILLED Y BODY GOES” FRANKE, Inc. H AND PINE ore 2329 ————— 7, Way + der Set of Radio Pacifie coast stations strong 2 Speaker on type F,”’ writes kb. . Lowell Mich ‘Heard concerts ana. Cuba - ae Worth. Texas: At » loud Speaker’ Ay ‘tin Rhemer write® Pro cyt, Culver. Savannah. Ga,, segs, “I : ail over the country loud and clearty.”” ‘ # sations—ien in Canada and eet them ) % Went them.’ writes Jas. Berne. Aber- ithe this hundreds certify the genu- 2 perfert performance of Alr-Wary—e radie offered represent th and fair m9 highest quality, ead >—(Loud Speaker Set) inteed Under Seal or Pad mal set. Only the fimest qual- =e ss BH Fx ¥ Fee nil W Dll W D-11 ri, Get the family’s feeling on the subject. If anew | Fixed Crystal. __ § WD-12 i ed tal BUY AS MANY AS YOU LIKE—NO RZUSTRICTIONS ntuetion echedules have bee : a F ni aid. down in the factorien for th that has seen some service would be acceptable Sh T 65¢ FRESH STOCK Storage Batteries oimusin aind: r r @¢hie veal uy hie ; 1? t« h " b ap iuner Dial. $1 65 G volts, 9%-plate, L120 ampere hour a ved wil! be large! now. See how eager and W ling Cac mem er eld Tinsel der. Wire $1.85 22'.-Volt Batteries «-*'' ee ee Yn deni eaneainie Merial Wire, 100 # $7.00 by ] .69 hours. “Special at $9.45 —T. - to keep its producton of th 9 a p ymca be omega Battery Chargers fr. isporery tube shortage ma When that’s decided, turn to the Post-Dispatch’s ain Switches. 20 -Volt VALLEY evelop in any particular locality : a ial ‘6 ' 9 sae , A Storage battery. $6.95 a (na Be iy reason of insufficient factor Classified Automobiles columns and yo over ¢ hern iy ae ve TTERIES ex anteed: = charges ee ) Ai cee rors EE ae ce D nution. The Radio Corporatia the great variety of makes and models for sale Kegular 8% vores 59c = = ie ae ge tribution The Radio Corporat! Rarities elt Si eee Bile 3 sues 0 aiettoaters:,teom there. Read the values offered here until you ee : ’ mtteries: charges ‘2-selt and 6-volt 3 noe | ~ 4 the dealers "fe are P > Y momote SeNparreny / Setteren, Sorat gS ae Tee eee hat aletriboters find what vou want. You are sure to find it soon Aer >- > tubes. 11422 tubes, Bore rad making every effort to cerry lla Tl ie he 89c | HAKGER— $13. 95 3 | sages —- , ities. but the a: —and tO V ou;r immen SC satisfaction and Vv our TIOT) , #) $1.50 regular. “Special $18.50 value lancer aaneee ig and at car seems far in the future, ask them if a good car FEE Ts ci FEbeecer? = f ff Tae: == Feces me wy tities distributed in at sarticu ar territory ar a'so go" : family’ S delight. LIGHTNE C erned by the amount of dealers erders. dealers’ credits. inability of sense the public de. 0 TO 50 VOLTS: some dealers to ; : VOLTMETERS soo 98 9 res alhie them to serve customers Jefferson Star AUDIO ? 95 Genuine Dubilier TA- $3 45 promptly, and numerous ot! ras ena TRANSPORMER ’ DIO TRANSFORMER ' tare all of which have bearing oP fhe situation / Se'der TALKER Bee 82 tothe ee ee Sr. Louts?’ One Big Automobile Daurectory ng lron. Bic B « cire to meet all possil!e trade de- | ‘ . cee xi ninblOr® the reliable tuned radio fre- Orders Filled—sdd er acai point out | r my. detects nd . pable of const te con. reception and use of Check or STORES t® Me full offic “aes Reproduces in toud. Mone Order — = er lect ve Neeording posttios ’ ~! TARS efables resets! ' position to Siust — - — in operation “gteghe to tum: Fur- | SUPPLY E Accompany Cuerc.v co rit 7:00 P. M. and all that we need is more son- eany finished cabinet. Responsible ° Sunday Till ome advance notification of what this Alr-Way Ask to see it or write to us. ; all Mail | | actured and Guaranteed by . | 715 PINE ST. Orders N29 LOCUSTST tS bane O38. the trade wants, thus enabling us rye Copyright. 1224, by W. G. B The Post-Dispat.u. EK APPLIANCK CORPORATION e3 'Nerte « 3 comune | ad ) Toledo. Ohic : ide of Street to prevent snorlag es. Hu tt fF* : Tee g2 rr i aii ff , . * # : mands, it is tmportant to Open Pails ‘nh per cent to } § per cent i AZ = Including that on'y p $QU UA nHcsIuUdinz ef our total tube production is re- Away o saturday qguir A fnr our own merc? andise > ?

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aT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST- DISPATCH « alone has MORE 3 ity Cire amon! than the morning and one other seein er COMBIN ED ee ~ —— ee a: ——_ W Gi » QUICK* RELIEF! ASKS THAT NAM: BE ‘DROPPED (7 e Gwe and Redeem Eagle Stamps FOR Sy 2 AS OFFICER OF ‘CONSTABULARY’ IN ne ee i: Seen. ‘teieime aeeeiiae For Better Furnished Homes in 1924 tuaaarc of Parpos: ee _ ™ 7s . tie f tive Clemanivatieet ae | ;té eo St _S WASNMINGION At SEVENTH CHAS. F. LEVY, Pres. Se | | cp BE : are ae As a Further Demonstration of the Bett . . . . " rec . . . ~ oie , 7 - ~ +4 ae aa + ~~ + . a & " ~ . = | Sere > - . . . . * . _ + ee , a an a . > 7 . ~ - ~ , , a4: Ww eed COT iérTs. . a 4 - i. Gi sad —>. = oo eae: >4 + i : s . > . >. a aa et ee — - + - ~ - - > 7 . ~ - (raDestry upho.sterec = > r Vili ‘a ‘ re 1 ee e| 256 a ™ , ugs separately Live Wea le SCiaglica ahi Sitij iti a “+t ie a the system in gener RIP? RHaM Enetat Pee some Pieces Credit Terms Wide Choice of New Patterns Poilvchrome and “Te i = 7 ° ’ ' subdued tone ce- ia e $ 75 sth. omen deode Metal and art glass Lamps as illustrated + “ting ; ' ’ = ‘ive scheme. The . — : i . ; 5! ” - 7 . . - rs ™ ~ ° ~ . - : ——— a - ———_ a ~ _ ~ . ; " > . : y “7 ~ a steal a . _ ‘ ‘ o es > a : - . “~ ~ . > ~** tinal > ** - ' = al oe . . - . Z - . — : . ‘ aa . ~. . . ™ — ‘ é ‘ - . - ~ “ ~ swe se we . 7 . - ra ‘ * . a - = “ . > . ~ ” > z - - . = ’ a i ‘ é a = 4 . " =~ - ; ; ; \ . . _ _ - - . . 5 — - > + > *) > aa oe OR COSTS YOU NOTHING lens +TrTe e ot sever a! rt? rive &mishes. Fou worth cucice in order to mtroduce this novel. new idea i nandsome Windsor chai amd drop-ieaf :n Daverport Bed Suites. The uphoistered cushion $ oa ; 7 table seats and backs are deep and comfortable: cretomne ~e Ss0m Traveling in & $ 7 50 -overing is im colorful figured patterns: the du: . able fiber has baronial (nut brown) finish. - F F , Pp i 4 this feature value - @ amily artres , Country Are the ¢ tivities Now. & 5 REA eg Rigaghead 11 two vagy Auburn built the new English Coach for her. eS Ie is her car—a totally new tvwpe—a real sedan. 1 | ‘ =P : ven oa | d Italian oak g-R . “ug of bt well-etvied : Bite oven an * Parts of this country mi reaches here from a few bodies ever built as sniiaiint Gabihe with cos ee Se cm tian aa , | lm ‘Tarelers almost ‘at ¢ zs She will like its stvle—and the touch of its wherl | lip Greater strength with less weight in its arched con- . ee eg : + | vm : . | tours give it open car behavior. ——=> yt a ss wis —- - . | - : 5 —_ a 4 - Aivtis B. Geodbar ef = / , | a : =f = SMM ht _z oe eet place. will depart April © Balloon tires. of course. Five of them. A com- | i =. aR: ; : | | ae = ; ; . | : | & | oe st ber sister. Mrs. pietely apreinted car, fuily equipt at the jactorv ; EF = ‘ . ’ . ff ; 4 | | 5 Se ‘Be with every necessary extra — but there are no extras a = 8 : : —— | ; | | | - Ff =. eames of @a the price. She will like the English Coach as | - . ae. - mf tan fe ee ee | | ‘s | | ee et and her three bro soon as she sees it—and so will vou. eS eee — cA gogee | ee ee — ~~ aS p~ “eek She will then go , ~ ; ‘ 2 Be % ee am a . | ~ 4 3 mare the @Guiek Memi. ‘ a Se ¢au a 4 mahevo. Site Os , oe ster. re. Schoepte ; = ; ——a Goodbar. for a ee an Kennett F. Burns of mars is in New York. where — Recoil in Middlesex, Mz Ps. tae SeTiag vacation. Fhomer hh s=@ etter make — , lg meen MOUND CITY AUTO CO. ree io —— | ) ! - . “ . sii ' = = | —— ; | | | ——{ PT ot es = low 2+ i : " a: _ Eee ° x» ' + 5 yealitr «98 eect. ( Left) Whur —— = ‘th Bement >t 2 308- Dena ie _ : = . vine | ; . e enameled lined Refrigerator ™ 7. 7 7 ae | ™ tii - A Splendid, Sanitary side-icer compartment, extra heavy a 2 ‘Ww ~aT) th 1i+ cond ae nus ¢ rte + . com RS: Miedermase © : S00 Sout White Enamel Lined imsulated walls. large doors, remov- able wire shelves and drain, nickei- ter Meter Sales (+. 6.58) Maechester 4 =. ¢imir Weter “eles ( « ‘ : : | = : = SS = < : : = . : | ) i Bin =a . s : : : . - | ai | Kitchen Cabinet cd fittings—white ename! lined OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY " ae == An Ornate W alnut Suite —— Handsomely finished solid oak Cab- (Center) Top-icer : built of the best 7! ‘i, met, with siding porcelain top and materials—full insulated walls. $ 1 ‘ lining. Has large ice space, removable wire Four $ Conueniant samitar’y white ename) ’ metal bread and flour bins and is shelf and drain pipe—all white ii" ty iin Hi Large Piece g ces Credit Terms equipped with complete set of glass enamel lined containers (Right) One-piece porcelain-lined. made’ of - it b e i -Vlt 2D the Dp! wid 3 — comb el tein ats : fa ages Rasemnc? — hardwood. Has patent water trap, ro pencatedl wamiie in, Gell tensed andl ies duels aed Ge . S 5 walls of insulation—all inside parts $ iress nd chifforob- are removabic, making it casy to “ls Vamty and d are austoroof A - * trawer bottoms. . HAMAR AMAT ” ~~

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Oi ES Ee a SR ee ee TE SUND APRIL, e ibse ea ee SS, iy YMMMM@H@|M|MMMttbtt. ntl CMU TU |dM$éi“hhle MhDb ys Mee cE pdpppeeelddllstdsbapdepdbssdpsppssssssgspcth GUISTTTEAONAAAAATATT TF / WS, ify YS) fp ft hf Yyyy V4 4/44, 4 ¢ j “iy ALAS 4A (fe Aff ” Af) Af, J) s 7 SEVEN Be Sos | SS Pam Hs Se 2 bs, ee ity, PRR E Rat 54 eee eS _ ol. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ WMMéMA MMMM MMMMM@q@@@EEE@@7 a GF Gy, 7 MMA Ahhh hhh DMA AAA AA ALLL LLL LLL LLL ee VL COYYWRYRKRQS AANVLAM LAN OVA Vv. . Picture thee as the most a tistic gold braj ed silk Georget Shades -»)" pheavy silk fring $—beautiful ¢ ors and fine quality. igen extra t the Left We Illustrate a Wonderful 3-Piece ohair Suite built, beautifully designed role which were specially made for a7 furniture exposition. It will with | the hardest wear—the three Iggy. Dieces have heavily carved frames, q ally tinted; deep, double-tied high-7 el coil springs in the seats, ct a a backs. Covering is of finest mo- subdued figure and plain taupe ST, LOUIS, SUNDA Y MORNING, APRIL 6 1924, : VPOVALOVOYNY Herman A. Steinwender Jr.. ther Scottish terrier “Dad’s Miss Elizabeth Boeckeler and her airedale, “Happy — 2 > ————— —_ | Many Members of Parties for V isitors Ot Louis Society hport Bed Suite ; P ' Away From Home east one-third less than its actual dea on 4 Wome Traveling in Europe but ¥ 'Family Parties in This | Country Are the Chief Ac- | tivities Now. HE few weeks preceding the first warm “Mays of pring find a number of St. Louisans away. For the most part ther Members of reed parties gathered in Matts of this country aithough news \ ou 4 WI teaches here from a few of the Enuro- @ tfavelers end of their 6. ‘CLEANEZY R RERIETI Ey . Zimost at the Alvin B. Goodbar of 2953 Westmin- r Place. wil) depart April 12 for Cincinnati B visit ber sister, Mrs. Whitaker. and to * reunion of the Joy family. Mrs. = @nd her three brothers will be there peek. She wil! daughter. Mre.Schoepf, formerly ig & Goodbar. for a week's visit. Kennet: F. Burns of Washington boul- *in New York. where her son. who is H schon! in Middiesex, Mass., will join her M ike spring Yacation. Mrs. Burns will be ~ {Wo weeks Mr. and Mrs. Edmuod Pendleton of Clayton’ and her two Will depart for Temple, Tex., this © visit Mr. Pendieton’s mother, Mrs. . C. Pendicton. Mr. Pendleton will eo. immediate) v and his family will Te- M2 month Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes land place and their voung daugh- Caro. are on their way West, where be with Mrs. Holmes’ mother, Mrs. im Chico, Cal. for a month. Mrs. ‘Williams has cone to New York to =" i Ve then go to the home of Miss lined Refrigerator with jarge xtra heavy 75 ‘Zo- vrs, Temov- to in, nicke]- ‘17> 1] lined elain-lined. made of kiln- 76 of the best ater trap, 10 Mside parts $ .75 t easy to white Keep Up Semblance Of Social Gayety Miss Jane Peeiaee. Mrs. W. T. Ravenscroft and Mrs. Albert T. Perkins Among Hostesses at Informal Aft- fairs. HE most pertinent fact concerning s0- ciety just now is the number of visitors who continue to come and 2g. Their rresence entails informal entertaining befit- ting the penitential, period, and keeps up at least a semblance of social gaieties. Miss Jane Parsons, daughter of Mrs. John BE. Denvir Jr.,gwill have guests on two occa- sions during the present month. Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Fowler of Los An- reles, her cousins, will arrive for a few davrs, en route to New York, and will be feted in- formally during thefr visit, while later in the month Miss Peggy Ewing of Baltimore, a for- mer classmaté of Miss Parson's at Bryn Mawr, will come for a longer stay. Miss Ewing is popular in Baltimore and mage her debut there two vears ago, Mrs. W. T. Ravenscroft of the St. Regis apartments is ertertaining an interesting visitor in Mrs. Stephen Ignides of Denver. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Albert T. Perkins of Argvie place wil! give a luncheon for her and tomorrow night Mrs. Ravenscroft will enterfain her at dinner. Mrs. William Scariett of Columbus, O., has been visiting her son, Dean William Scariett, of Christ Church Cathedral! this week. She will depart tonight for her home. Dean Scar- lett is pow occupyYing an apartment in the Worthington. on Waterman avenue. = A visitor whose arrival has been anticipated with interest is that of Miss Marie De Assern, daughter of Countess Cecile peng, =o New York, She is visiting Mr. did Mrs. 4 /ubitors nd By AX Oo aay Lert Lawrence Parker, the parents of her fiahbce, King Parker, in Washington terrace. With her came Mr. and Mrs. Parker's daugh- ter Mrs. William Scott Sneed of Montciair, J.. and her twin sons. Many of the out-of-town guests are daugh Louisans, prominent in who are renewing home ties Among them are Mrs. Henry Putnam of New York. who. with ber small daughter ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mace). Mre. Henry Fetiimore Cooper of Bosten, for” meriy Miss Kitty Guy, daughter of William Evans Guy of Portiand piace, Mrs. Audenried 2 Loo ters of St. society eisew here, . is Visit- Shibls 4 Y : Y , Z Y; YY / y Y 4, YH YY, “), if, Yyjy/; Yi “yy Y y “pf Yj Wy Yj “i Yj Yyy Yj Yo” W - - aa Miss Lillie Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard B. Allen, her white Sealyham, “Bubbles” and Scot- tish terrier, “Bunty.” Ay By odes “eats Cees Sa Hn: : puoTos er eRrirriTe rore formerly Miss Catberine Case, and Mrs. Francis C. Case of Pershing avenue; Mrs. Jobp Guthrie Hopkins of Greenwood, Va.. who is with ber parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Skipwith; Mre. Frederick rice and Mre. Charies Jenney — Boston, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Rf. Morrison. apd Mrs. George Bemis of Kansas City. vier ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax J un- ston. Tuesday afternoon Mre. Cooper will be haneree at a luncheon given by Mrs.’ Eisey M. Roberts, and old friends are also honoring the other young womens. Mrs. W.-S. Kell@ of les Angie and Whittemore, daughter of Mr. a Ma | . 7 QO) % ae Y, “+ ‘7 %Y Z Vd, Yi, G Bi Fj, y! Me j Witt he Wn, Vtb.. Vp, Vpn. M, psiiitiiiitiiinn LLL MUU LA II[IIIIIIIITTI(LLT T/T di MOM QU ia. grr bh pperg "Yt, i“; “yh Ye Vy by sides oe yor Wiha yen ges yy 4 +) hs so 8a ee eee we usmle VIt}dbMM MM MAA AES PAGES 1—18 es ——_ ee ~~ -_ 4 tt. fos LA Y AS yf. . A, . 4 SBP EY A “ 0 lel TO Ti * , # hus ’ 7 hg 4 i a ~, ry : be ¥ - od : E Ly ig “a Miss Claire Garneau and her Scottish terrier, ) “Spark Plug.” a Carter Davis (above) and iss Catherine Davis (at left). daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George L. L. Davis, with their new Scot- tish terriers “Pete” and “Danny Deever. FE. W. Bell of New York will come to St. Louis from their homes at opposite ends of the con tinent the last of the month to be the guests of their sister, Mra. Ralph L. Thompson, of MePherson avenue, and will remain a month. Another visitor is Mrs. Robert H. White of Boston. until recently of St. Louis. Her daugh- ter, Mrs and she, with Mre. Jerome Schotten, is entertaining her, White's friends. are mak- ing her visit an enjoyabie one Mre. W. NX. Bemis will give a luncheon tomorrow; Mre Raymond Mancha @ tea Tuesday afternoon, end Mrs. C. J. Miller a bridge party Thursday. The Easter season will bring Miss Eleanor Faton of Yonkers, N. Y., to visit Miss Mary Seydder Bond of Vandeventer Bond is now Miss Eatons guest, and will eccompany her to St. Louis. The young women were classmates at Miss Bennett's Schoo! in Mar. Mrs. «James Frederick Krown of Denver. Colo., and her four children, *xho have spent the winter in Miami, will vieit “Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mre. . Fae 2 Ravenscroft of the St. Regis apartments ep route’ to their home. They will be at the Forest Park Hgtel. Mrs. Ned Cautkins of De- troit is being touch feted as the guest of Mrs. Carrington. Mr. and Mrs. John Brodhead gave 2 smal) dinner for her an evening or two ago, place. Miss Mrs. H. M, Meghine ance 0 Sas. 600 Se re ort. Miss Myra Delano’s Is One of Week's Notable Weddings - Simplicity, in Keeping With Lent, Marks Event.at Christ Church Cathedral — Few Guests Besides Members of Family Present. QUIET wedding of inteeret to society was thet of Mise Myra Delano, daugh- ter of Mrs. Rufus J. Delano of “Covelly Farms.” Eureka, Mo., and Clarence , Vinnedge of Tampa, Fia., which was solem- nized last Monday afternoon at Christ Church — Because of Lent, errangements There were few guests, besides the bride’s family, and those were invited informally by telephone. The couple @ts- pensed with attendants. The bride was a&- companied to the altar by her brother, who gave her away, and Canon Gordon M. Reese performed the ceremony at 2:30 o'clock, ~ . Mre. Vinnedge wore a tan gown, with Wat and shoes to match, and a tan coat, Her corsage was fashioned of orchids and valley liiMies. Mr. and Mre. Vinnedge departed os =. 4 o'clock train for their honeymoon trip, and will make their home in Tampa. The bride is a graduate of Mary Institute end an Eastern finishing school, and the bridegroom is an alumnus of the University of Wisconsin Mre. J. Francis Linthicum of Cleveland. formerly Miss Eleanor Delano, wae unable to be present at the ceremopy. | Cathedral. were simple. re A group of St. Loute artists, including Car- cline Risque. Nancy Cooneman Hake, Adele Schulepberg, Sheila Burlingame, Vietor Helm, Robert Bringhurst and Joseph Horchert, have sent out cards for a tea this afternoon, which will open an exhibit of sculpture and 3 continue until April 36. The patrons and 3 ronesses are Mmes Oscar Johanson, © Kenneriey, Edgar Rombaver, Wilitam V. vill. F. BH Clarke, Paul Janie, Clement 1 Duncan Meter, Irr Stevens, Charies Walter Fische!, Jobn Slaughter, Q, Lane, Philo 8. optagestie rte we Ernest Stix, Misses Mary Call ond Margarets Brows, & ieee aS a ne sg ae ae , ; %, a S| oe «iit thy tie Soong, Es wee oe y ; v sa fee ie “9 : fen bats Ay “pie ke A 1 A Ole, Si ae PRe » att ee en. SS z oe is ‘ once Re Bis Pa #9) SEW boy | pa gic. Oo). chine ei os mls P's, " 4 P " = s wea be eo ; & y TS io . i Rdg IR ges ») . * fc ‘ ad Ret F, eit) Ee hi OE 1 SL ila’ Gi 2 Sal ei a ae , of’ ’ RS ~* Pi Sigs OER AS AN RG I AT AR + , ; bs py | ; Hise 3 a i wont’ “i as —. .

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ee a Pe Ns Ww: oN es ge as . ¥ ae ae a. es ie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH UNDAY MO ___ = a gneypanees RT ES TA EE a OO AE ARLE ———————— = alila'« . . “ . ~~ ee ~ = a « a of Mrs Leuts FI wTet = = a St. Louls colony at Haimrs R. B. Williamson, recording | PARTIES FOR VISITORS | MANY MEMBERS OF er Eee w Va. and returned f ee | /, . Nes. & and 9 diamond = 29¢ For Purse 3 We have s : ¥ Beads and Ornaments for Necklace . a their daugkt« ss Frances ge SE oe , — tavus Tuckerman : ; us 4 _ er4 , lhe i ' ‘ ip : “a ' =. tert: Mirs Emile Pailiau expected han ‘ th? . . . . ‘ P * adh = ~ . ’ rugene ) N @i] . . if T H . § : : — > 4 " . it . ~ Ai n - ~—r 2 = secret r’ : Aire é { a=- extended Visit Be | ? r hen GE ie} T a % — . 7 - srt. . : : 37" = ‘ hillvns {,07% # : . ° 2 M Ww T : , aunt, 4 : — 7 , tales: ..,( tleman, treasurer, and Mmes . have been at Camden, : and es Fon] _ denar: WV : it Ww. M. C. Buyan, th ” . ~ ald oF a ~ ar : : aS prea gs : > > 7 are now Visiting reiati - » Pasi Cahil roth at A be assisted by Mrs ee, | oe er, Miss Helen A s avenue by her chs = wa> served. followed | ineluded Mmes . Teg guess inc Gs sos Washington Av., Near ke — MODELS ON DIsPLAT—FREE LNSTRUCTIONs, Stamped GOWNS Stamped on fire naigscok. in filesh, whe and orchid. Simple embroidesr: some hemstitch for crochet | At the next meet- | Prof. Bates of Wash- — Beginning Mond Mr. and Mrs. Charies Hakes eguuung won ay Mount Vernon. Ia.. have home after a visit to Mrs. | brother, Lorenze D. Woods, and th yee ' ee piling pF Colles: =— SS ap | ROmice viewpoint.” Misses Lundar. 4510 Page avenu ee somone sg veg Peg ual py otaatgg * ‘a. itetel Chee foeane A “he Wanderers held their last ver eabireah rn the home of Mrs. W Quotations from the *? a4 / 4 / med, bier: - ee ~ e x - be a ; j > “Ts . P Me of the Hotel | — | | vi tue Fiote ase +i : | + Rg | T S . | EDDIE u , : ae 7 . ~ % P : wy 7 > - ‘ a « . a 4 =. 5 “~ 2 ae " oe e “8 ’ oie ~ 5 ~ * : : : a : we we = 4 i 2 , : . ae a .. - - ; . , 7 : . oad - ys ; ~ b _ / : ; ae : 7 = : , : i ’ vr ae . Se P = - eet : _ — edge. Spe- Saturday.) Bible were given in response to re must be call Mrs. W. B. Upton read 8 J. Swifts) p r on “The Btbie: Its Origin. “ance and Abiding Worth.” HEFFERN NEUHOFF . J. W. Miller one on “Ja- +" s Vision.” The next meeting i be with Mrs. J. W. Miller, 758 Jewelers lay with Mrs. A R lara avenue, Wednesday. tess. Mrs. W. J. Van he Bay View Reading Club ill “id attending @ meeting’) meet at the home of Mrs. W. W co: T i education was dis- Milne, 6909 Kingsbury boulevard Saint Louis irs. O. E. Turner a tomorrow. Ardual election will be reciprocity meeting. | held and reports read by the com- From Nine A. M. Until Six P. M. Stamped on checked lingerie cioth. Come sewed and he m- stitched. Simpie embroidery to com- &- $1.39 : While you wait Braiding Buttons Covered | werk of all drecripticas) Buttonboles f entertained the club mittees Mrs. O. E. Erisman wu! 4 bh 7 s . as . . her OWn composi-. read ar r “The Proposed Twen- owing officers were tieth Amendment” which was pre- the coming year ared by Miss Aylesworth The ; is ¢) } ; nit . : | ) The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis | . - . 7 > : : R x * . - ~ - = - - — ; g ti y . = ee 9 4 SS , ‘ % = : = = i % e. --- == > : : — : ‘ - -- —_— . . - - - ’ ; aS ; - =— = 2 * : — =~ +. ~ - ‘ . : ; ' -— 4 — * : : 7 - ~ ’ - . ‘ > > > =. 4 7 Me 5 $ : . y = = f a , ' saad aaa , » - 7 = : ) ij See, of as , » | > _ = $* : “ ~ 4 - rsx \g 7 . : “ 4 - . ¢ e - : . omeewuen a i; 3 ) M : . there , or " , 4 ‘i + Vy ae . , ; > ‘ - - Or pring ar ; ’ pn | ‘oF ss . -~ ~ ™ : ~ ’ ’ B : ~ ' Z 2 > . _ - : : 2 . ' =| - : : Z ‘ : e r ; all ®«s., = iin fas - — s@ ’ ete ~ + | * Stone Marten > nacre sage lbteettrs cris, 2 <= + The six modes illustrated give but a hint of the Two-Skin Chokers an sent anh yentening eee 1} , , —1:-% style variety you will find at $23.50 $60 and up i European countries. While in Na- . ) We planned and prepared this noteworthy Easter Suit Sale with two pur- on sige sea aging pies she met Miners Helen : poses in view ...to provide values that would instantly be recognized as Wiidred Petring, whe 2 joumring ‘os ar above the commonplace and to offer a variety of fashions and fabrics here- ofore not obtainable at so low a price. The Suits are here . . . just unpacked rom their crisp wrappings . . . fresh as the new-born season itself . . _ trim- il i | ‘f et. i : ' } practically ewer and St. Louisans % bi << iy tailored or im dressy costume effects . - . in manly mixtures or boyish hair- a 1 Blue Wolf Se. ae ae {< 4 £ limes . . . ewery conceivable interpretation of the most successful Suit modes, * rey a | styles, checks, mixtures and piain shades in— 4 ce and Miss Prim ; rn ; hs ? : } ‘ Harry B. Wallace, and Mr by Peanut Platinum Sand Navy Black M r= ‘é Other Comprehenswe Selections of F ashionable Spring Suits Are Shown in Regular Stocks at $55, $75 and $95 | SUIT SALON—THIRD FLOOR. o d wee 4 Pt dee te tn ot ea toners Spey Rar aye in® ¥. ’ ’ @ARLAND ETE NE aay “ea NR ate ame ca teed %. BROADWAI—THRU To SIXTH Ne * % - Bion ’ : & : ¢ ‘alli a ee eng ee Ls

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PPE Ie eee ay gre ee eRe, "aa bags ee a ren ee re —__ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | pitinncrnain nds ticsldvies edaanesk akon aba oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH s ae ~ oe ine party was given last: Meidroth, Heper, Weston. Toler igive an illustrated lecture og the | _ — - 4 ; i hit 2h vhs a waaor of Mrs. Louis Hunt Belter, Hunt, Freiert and Johnson nass under the auspices of the bed avenue by her chub. | ——_— ‘atholic Instruction League Satur- nN : served, followed #)y The Rev. Thomas M. Knapp, S | ‘lay at 8:15 p. m., in the St. Louis ~ ae ‘The guests included Mmes./ jy of the St. Louis University, will | (niversity auditorium. eX i GIRLS’ C N mT 35 VG y MATION DRESSE on Av., Near Seventh _— SO CS ES TEST Ee ae ea oa ae Mae Me aw | - . | | : > | ) , E Pr. a A CS OVE i , ~ / | 4 ‘ j A beautiful selection of dantty Froeks of 7 $ x A \_4 , — a ' white Georgette, crepe, Canton. Colored silks ! to 5 a omplete Baby Shop ll y ' pe omstitching--Hosi ; . xs é ———7 , ' . . Bs a ‘ . ( , . ‘ i. ’ . . h , h d . ie . : os ery | a ys J/é y \ Tar it s, ? | Exceptiona l Values 1 nN a Great Monday aan ee Making 606-08 Vj "éshington Av.- Thu to Sixth St. ‘| § 4 2 ee ! 1] ( New Modes in eT Sale of Coats a nd S U its ial -FO OTWEAR il Presen a as odes at Great Savings Seca ce & Desiiner Set, ; (28> | "$6.5 Stamped on Washable colored material) “ 8 eS coe , Decially priced at =| 7 “ Dislinclive: 39c, 59c, 79¢, 89 # and sidery and, | ® , : , i \G a \U & ”. ee idine | __ Pleating an ye wh | Individual riptions) | @Mono a £3, ' | onholes | ‘Tacking * a > / \ ne rap. en a ‘ : be ; \ = 9 wes 35 uUmpS pe . : me ff £ and — : Tees > 4 Oxfords is the only St. Louis evenin sciated Vress news *@rvice. ,wonde rful ae in- 3 c a. Russia, Sand and Bos jdes styles for ia Patent, $6.00 ~S every occasion, ! Jack Rabbit very moderate- Gray Ooze lv priced. * $8.50 oa > Q0 Extra 2s PP eype 4 ? 5 4°) }) 4 Ts of —_— Ss an : vel \ = ‘ wg Can es ii } Strap stvies ! ory Cal AE Pa ‘~ H tions, purcl sed at e 10uUs f Tay a et » * tid is , % dea a pair aml hog 4. Se Ret eal Fee yp re” ae is - g ; ‘ , ; ie 7 2 pedals — Pet oo 2 at als “Hgts & sy lags “Sa oe oe tetany eee i ele dete ie Ses a 4 ome, 4 a ae i #. ; ~ ‘\ >, : : is ; a ieee ue) ‘i f ; — ' . Ty ’ ~~ i ped $ 7 ore ere: oe bial “4 ity pe i. a ¥ i a ag 4 by: Sa "he . > , yi ah ciel : par. " ; : oe ” ‘ . : tor =n 7 . - ait nie a rea ro . " , , : ) , ai i eT ae RH? chewy . ¢ ‘ ‘ A : RSC + Oe Peet Sy eee i ie A : . : : Pee ee re, ee ae ee Tah Mea WY, Lah ee, a a ae : , ; . x : . -/ Pe = : - - P;, ‘i > y R » ou! y . >a P Fi it, ee ee mm ed PARP nL Leh de Ot ain wl - 7 vers | a % re ; , ¥ é Se : re ; oes S a boon : the a ets ~ P a) Sey = Re a / TSO Phd ote ' a 4 a OS ng i \ ms ¢ ‘ ae Ae ay Ving Te a z ? . es Pee Seanee . fy Ld Adi ee ra « +t Se aa ee r oT ‘ 4 ms i ae ae SS al — Ae elie y . Our patrons are extremely fortunate in hav- ing such an unusual opportunity. These Dresses are fromm several high-grade dress jf : \ amakers, which we offer at unheard-of price We Have Ever Held! install An”® concessions—from makers who specialize in jf - Every Dresses selling at wholesale for far more than Jf Accredited Abundant $8.85. Such smart styles, such exquisite qual- § f 7 im inc—— Well. ’ nds , ity fabrics are simply marvelous for } 7500 Pairs W ell Know a Bra Spring = ; Variety of : Paris Mode Modes Bengali : : engaline , p Hats. for All Hats | Occasions Materials S Wine, dees Crepe Hats ~~ E> = Se PS. OK TAO , - ~ = ~~ eee ener es i : f~! Vat Udder, 3) | ih, @) (anton Crepes Roshanara Crepes (repe Satins Exquisit ite a Lm brvoidercd | ouleus price fer ae of. Silk Hosiery we have ever Ornaments - f Taffetas All-Occasion Charmeuse | & 4a? = * f—4 : : ; “34 | "led AO Fine Milans |B , ee | > New Style Krinkly Crepes 7 : . : a All Perfect—All Full-Fashioned Plumage Satin-Faced : | : Flower Coloring rs aang | ful qualities mae can truthfully Embroideries and Silks y y, ¥ | . | Misses | ES RR eee A | > 4 : I ee Every Smart New Spring Shade. These Hats would regularly sell at $10, $12.50 and $15. | Women's KLINE’#—SECUND FLOOR, CO ET ee =—- o t © ~ gE 5 ~ \ 7 ; =o ge ee \< i os . oo Matron Hats | Hats (,corgettes Ideas Wool Check ‘ “pe Satins $2.00, $2.50, $2.95 Values Effects Cantons TT) read & rh and ch iffor geo emerge | fashioned and perfect. Think of Trims oe | it—-A Dollar Thirty-Nine—-a % Fine Straws say that this is the greatest sai KLINE’S—MAIN FLOOR Sizes NEW COLOR

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Cr ee —_ POst- DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED '‘% ~~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH " ee a. Mr. ‘ me se - American editic rio Onofrei, Manrice Vico an and 3 en last “aeh oy 4 with the Exp nary San Carlo Opera Company, and her, Met key ts at dere: ithe & was ageort ab nee 2 ~ ‘- ? sf oe Columbus Bullding. 3547 Olive sent ing the Kain, Bailey, Rosatiand and divertissements will comprise W i alah oa of} s ouncils on April 26. the : Forces during tne war. ‘husband. Francesco Liazza, on D. Astroiia. A gherine Social Items . street. Women representing the St. ;Paulian cou program. ‘March ?7 Members of the San Mmes. C H. Whitlow and Mary u- , tained infe a . = a henor of Miss Stelta: ' ~~ a Lenat 7H 7. nd the ee, s sth moers aloe ; a e % e . *% ad )' Louis. de Smet, the Laciede an e 17% Mr. and Mrs. Dan Becker of 5126 Cario Grand Opera Company pres- ler. Misses Rose and Elizabeth "Th Bere: p! as wiil e married | th Broadway gave a dinner and ent were: Mmes. Bianca Saroya. Becker, Messrs. and Mmes. Edwin e &. Leute’ : cape “irgil Corrigsn. en Art a a ee See ae '.\De Soto councils, will sponsor the Mise Marian Swords and her Mr.and Mrs. M. Rosenthal! The Women's Committee of the 4 marty on April 24: these rep- pupils will give a dance recital at South Broadway announce th , h- 4 ee ‘ : cara pariy on Apt! =~, } me ete eday Club April 12 ‘ ' eM: S wiadiien é. may be had in these would ordinarily sell for much more than jf 4 Large er ; 3 2 in $28—high quality coats that only through : ia catia Silver careful selection can be offered at such an 3 ienfiens Eyeglass extremely low price. a Imitation She BEDELL—COAT SALON L A Small Addit ENTIRE FOURTH FLOOR b a Made for n 9 ae . 7 ‘* seam * ete > etaee* bi. ’ ** ” 7 m 7 ** . * 7 Faeg . ** > ote oe > ps © »** o 7 — + 'y $ ea ee te sel 5 ost St — ee id 8 fgeet > ~sdad bos fae ne Da A en ne a a n as “- » adh Powe ~~ taca gen an + 1, : —— +} LiiiSd Vici ' we ilave TiaGe se 9 = > . . \ oo : > 9 a , -siore Pus ing *e = 7 ff « oe #7 * price. W > ae ow Extraordinary $ l be delighted with them. Values at This Price > :* > ‘ee ° »rtenewrtee-s os * «4 * >» © e ee ee or es *, ® > +e > = * te .* = *»” = ; Attractive Afternoon Frocks BcScci. An scenbiage that oe ane [High Grade Spring Coats lived. n assemblage that sets a new Fashioned of Superior Silke and Handsomely ae) RE a ea ee er? a. of Handsome Twill and Trimmed in the and Smartly Trimmed ig mig* ~m aiue-Sivins—tor quauty ana dis- Most Elaborate Effects $ rar feo me fy fern aan an a mner earc ritie’ i iveness, Xs W chanes aha 1a . le nhre 2 : ~ | High grace troc r afternoon a mer wear co: : , uapes and materials emorace These coats are extremely dressy and attractive—tfor Cel _ , the A °* Mt s ++ > — te " 7 > =, +s" : > bad > > i.4] . : - % > . . = —~ Sp a! Prpcam bates 4 3 - . ‘ . _ . . es AVIS OS ——!a DC ee WiIsh Ty €m- . ” Th, P are cae) In,4 os 0 The mosfstunning effects have heen af a i@cided vocne for the eos- My? 3 st a Tr 2 Sere ~~ },), —— wy . a ¥ To " : 7 oe tT nes .as de : : mA? aa ° ian le = Ww é@ e@tes - = ad r hoces ne S Lum B) ene this SDOrt 73 > AM a are e¢x- ? It ‘(raordinary in price. The qnalityv of “— ; ' oo aad sulk will eonvinee vou — their real val- _ . . : sh _— = , - ies ~~ ~4 _- a .} Oe Fe ie : oe oe fy . > Tales. 7 a 7 o ~ ~_- a a - sa : ia . : — , | Wd *A.A ‘ lal a4 ' a ~ Dt ing? cos uine— es Loe Ty? | ci 3 . >> ¥ xl ‘ " ~ . gry? ; - nrmee —— - . . thn ees | ca - a : aa . * se 4h & SA oo ™ " _ > . 2 > . + fo + ~ - , ' , ae. Lele ryi “a 42na wu ~ IES ZI atiora vie. Splendid Tailoring ‘ . Distinguishes These Smart ’ ns from a Styles Dressy Types ae NEW EASTER BLOUSES The quality of these sxe conatért able for Spring | remarkable—the tailoring ieee wannich diel immaculately Tailored Types —the materials—the. tie: eoa;rs. ~ tha are fashion- an * ss | ings and the unusually ed of rich, colored fabric. he new Spring Suit requires many new Blo yuses whieh may be selected from this unusual smart styles for Spring. croup at great savings. There are hosts of “y r models. daintilv tueked iret BEDETI—cCoAT Set : i Bad ON . = a it b alti hv th re ; Lie i Lil + its ACU and hems i(' bed. @ BEDELI—SUTTS SALON— FOURTH FLOOR. with vouthful Peter Pan collars:and Tuxedo eollars that enhance the Snoring costume so effee - FOURTH FLOOR | . as -t idem " . em * aad ~~, tively, You'll want to select several. . . S . . . . : of ‘ ‘ . ’ ‘ 7. ? : z z . : : : > . 3 : bd z z . + . = . . . bo : a Pa ‘ . : 3 ° t _ * : ° § z z . . : e . : : 3 3 . ° . * : 2 : : 7 $ eg $ >

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IR RE ap ase ata _ — . . — Ww cae day a tae SL TR ot eee eS SR ep x a = >. SUNDAY n “4 a : sf : APRIL 6, i599 @ ente Gio. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOT . ea : 2 | APRIL 6, : OTH othe ; pand! Mr. and Mre — —_ ; , nen SU nung Rewepapers COMBINED - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ere: |the St. Regis ap ok ws ; given last week Sy/The guests included 26 of Miss | , C28. es 28 88 2) See 2s S88 2a , i. ot - . Da xi -T vlar ¢ ™ ‘ Be | Rip. ; . 4 ¥ hee » TB: ; set i r its kin ass - fe : 4 rs i) 7 - - , =e y . me , . ? ‘ eth ned informality . ier ct Wintel ee P ARTIES LUNCHEONS : iit eee eee ee ee | de- |. / } g’ beth night. aise in honor of Miss Stella . dwin The St. ia who Will be marricd; . Mrs. Alga Andres Lanson will de- ee Louis G a : Se ie | ugh- i Staff wii] meet tit Star mo uM nday to Virgil Corrigan. ' part soon for New Orleans, La. 7 d H. om In the Disabled Mindi, —_ 1ouse. °rang: ee 4 4 j 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES The Kirkwood*Country Club will |g | Monday—A Pre-Easter Event Extraordinary! An Amazing Sale of 5000 Pairs Chiffon Silk Hose sie - » ASTER COATS Presenting a Foremost Array of New Styles A Small Additional Charge Will Be || Bot‘er- Dr. H, Kinner, Mmes. 7. —Wonderful Values at Made for Astigmatic Lenses ter, Misses Alma Dubar, Helen/ s&s (Main Fleor.) || Hedkamp, Bernadine Blavott, Mad- |} ——— $ Niline Jennings, Guasie Huber, E.i§ ae Hahn; Messrs. Burtram Bierman, A. |: STIX, BAER & FULLER [ect iss.) | Pe t be purchased. The culinary booth | will be in charge of the Bay View DURING this week you may be properly fitted Club. Luncheon will be served at with a pair of Glasses at a saving in cost. This 2 glitter fh pms, offer includes both the lenses and the frames, which any ee may be had in these styles— ; A farewell dinner dance and en- | Large Imitation Shell . - sg we Foldin Oxford tertainment was given by Miss Mi!- ern, | lie Gottschalk of 2703A Wyoming Sterling Silver Lorgnette street in honor of Mrs. Olga Andres Rimless Eyeglasses Imitation Shell With Gold Bridge and Temples jzueetey at the American Annex |i Hotel. The guests were: Drs J. C. DmnF2nnne Eee eee | die Altshuler, Frank Henderson, GRAND-LEADER H| Arthur Bender, Fred Aubrecht, Ar- |, Nithur “Webb, Walter Hahn, Tom Smith and Tom Smith Jr. moi m. ‘S88 8288 ’ = ; > Se - ——— eee ne | ey — — Nowhere will women find a more complete collection of smart models or values to surpass these at the prices. Coats of splendid workmanship and materials styled in a variety of ways to afford a wide selection. For the Easter promenade as well as gerteral and utility wear they may be most ap- propriately worn. In fact, Coats combining fashion and service for the wo- man demanding both. An excellent showing Monday from which to make your selection. All sizes up to 48 bust. gs Newest 7 3 A New Spring Patterns ’ Smart Style Effects Plaids Stripes : Mixtures Three-Quarter Lengths Checks Poiret Twill Fancy Models . Solid Effects Novelty Design Plain Side-Tie Downy Wool Chinchilla Ete., Ete., ® Etce., Etc., ~ 218. 8.8 8.18 S(R.18 Bes 8 88s 8 ae cA Distinctive Shoe Store Service Has it ever occurred to you that we sell Foot Comfort as well as quality footweat? aa nine out of ten people have some form of foot troubles, our Foot Comfort Service will no sada considerable interest to you. Scientific shoe boy “Ti | Dr Scholls ogee | 4 4 are tio strong features in our store. Come into our Foot ; 4 Comfort Department any day and learn how thousands of hese suits is E 2 people who have suffered with corns, callouses, bunions, l¢ tailor f) . 4 tired hurting and weak feet have benefited through the use S—the lee q ’ ‘of Dr. Scholl’s Foot Comfort Appliances. Me] 6 This is your ty to investigate our Distinctive Shoe ee Siero Wonderful Styles and Values in This Splendid Pre-Easter Offering of Distinctive, Smari 8 See Our F eature and Individual : Window Models. — west - ee ee — eS a oem ae ) Pook ee oe oe a oe a on oe oe oo on an models from which to choose your new Easter Hat. Beautiful Reece models, enmeshed with lace, rich-looking Canton crepe models, dainty allover lace. models, black Canton crepe thodels with novelty veils, new soft draped effects. Delightful Easter colors in China blue, cocoa, sand, orchid, almond, zinc gray, wood, etc. Models for misses and women. ; (Second Floor.) unusually r Spring. Loon STIX.B i i AER & ! % . & 4 GRAND-LEADER | @ — — . - ie —- f } H -— = se ' ; ; “ of ii ae Re RR a RE ell aaa dealin: ee ee ee lca:

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Be ain i kK aint So Sv9 ae eerily P *, ‘ eee ee i 3 socom -— ME eee ee poe a ee y : qi ‘ COMBINED a _~——— Sa IES NR SR a TI CS REE EC Tas kT aad cy Se. ee hate. ae aad . . , nate wes * ES Be doh ee. Ses eae rue a ante he os at =m i acti ana’ R ~ oat ss . . . / : ‘ ‘ . , * (tte Hs , Fes eS tie? hee es ge IAS. CEASE... ia alah RR Sf Dag eer dass 5 Seba TS Fatal ay Smiesss co 3 Sot ee gnat aL we fy d , had ; me ae Roe Sy, ” a Ree as 2 See Fe avqaingpcle BH pO AE EDR IRI ots i PERLE OR ERE * bk " ” eee Toe we PN SRT RAP Oe ETRE RS Bn gr eb ae Se AB Na Pe ee ee eT ee USS 2 Bie oe, Ste : 3 Comps 2 hs FERRERS OF 1996 FEOF ed Oe OE OS Fe BO EE CA REDE BERS TC oR ate “er Our ‘cher Radiata Baie on Pages - 8 amd 9, This Section The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the mating and one other evening peace acre em te ee ™ ——— — — te oe ee er ES ET NR RR RIN ee ee ~~ TIX, BAER. & FULLER ; GRAND-LEADER —————== as e April Sale of Lamps oh mi i (or: OG RUN ort ~ae)|\ \ aad a © Fringed Curtains _A Notable ioe eeetiiibbii.d TTY ina ii METH, 1 jib = vive ’ : HH Li 9 Silk, $1.75 Yard A lustrous drapery material, in a wide as- sortment of colors. plain or figured pat- terns. 45 inches wide. A‘ this exceptional ally low price you may choose from an attractive variety of patterns of coarse square mesh or filet weaves, in the new ecru tint. Curtains are 2%; Trimmed on base -with deep fringe. yards long. Ruffled Curtains Of Dotted Marquisette 37. 15 Pair Several hundred pairs of well-made Marquisett Curtains of splendid quality, in several patterns to choose from. Dainty tie-backs to match. Block Print Cretonnes goc Yard Cretonnes of the bet- ter quality, in an asray of beautiful patterns, in | colorings that will har- monize with any interi- or. Very desirable for hangings, slip - covers, _pillows, scarfs, screens. Holland Shades Special, 75c Mounted on good spring rollers, these Shades. of ex- cellent quality, come in white, ecru, linen, dark green and ivy. im size 36x72. Because of slight imperfec- tioms, a limited number are offered at this low price for Monday selling. ~~ Sixth F "oer Brings Values of Great Merit to Those W ho Seek Beauty and Quality Bridge Lamps, $10.75 P OLYCHROMED and gold-finished bases; shades of silk and Georgette, in oval or round shapes, in many desired colors. Complete with cord and plug. Floor Reading Lamps, $13.50 Finished in polychrome, ebony oF sil- ver, with shades in the newest finish of beaded parchment, 12 inches in diameter, and hand decorated in attractive designs. Complete with cord and plug. Junior Lamps, $15.75 Hand-turned bases, in polychrome and gold and ebony finishes; shades of Geor- gette over silk, finished with silk fringe. Complete with cord and plug. Table Lamps, $6.95 Heavy metal bases in bronze, with at- tractive shades of overcast metal, lined with cathedral art glass panels. Two- light pull-chain sockets, cord and plug. Bridge Lamps, $19.50 Hand-turned bases of gold and ebony hnish, with adjustable arms; shades of silk and Georgette, in various shapes an sizes, with silk or silk and bullion fringe. Complete with cord and plug. Boudoir Lamps, $4.49 Three attractive patterns and shapes to choose from; metal bases are finished in a variety of artistic effects; the shades of overcast metal with inset panels of color- ful art glass. Complete with cord and plug. Junior Lamps, $25.00 xquisite bases in gold and ebony fin- ish, , with polychrome relief; shades in a variety of sizes and shapes to choose from, of silk and Geor rgette, with heavy double silk or bullion fringe. Complete with cord and plug. Boudoir Lamps, $1.95 Metal bases in silver and black finish. with shades of overcast metal. showing inserts of silk in various colors from which to select. (Fifth —— > Unsurpassed Values In Floorcoverings For Monday’s Selling Seamless Rugs 9x12 Size, $59.5 Finest qua! uty seamless Axminster and the A best of seamless Wi ane velvets are offered at this very alia prt :¢e for Monday only. Axminster Rugs 9x12 Size, $34.75 remarkable group of Axminster Rugs, showing pretty Persian designs in Chi- nese effect, in colors of rose, blue, taupe and mulberry, suitable for dining rooms, living rooms and bedroems. Seamless Velvet Rugs 9x12 Size, $39.75 Offering a very fine Seamless ve ivet Rug which 1s Rnished with heavy fringe on end, and shows pretty Persian effects. 4-Yard-Wide Linoleum - 98c Square Yard ot of 4-yard-wide pri nted im block and tile designs. ‘\. Gold Seal Conaslicinds Rugs 9x12 Size. $15.95 Showing a complete assortment of the Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, suitable for dini or bedroom. A Special Selling of Wilton Rugs —9xi2 Size. $75.00 Rugs are of the finest grade they oonet bea stiful Axminster Rugs $26. 00 to $32.50 Seamed and miess style, im the popul ar éxg-foot size, suitable for breakfast room, hal! or bedroom. Inlaid Linoleum Rugs 9x12 Size, $24.50 Armstrong's Inlaid Linoleum Rugs, the kind . * ow . — . — . , . “ im which the colors are Duzit through and wii] Values in Housewares | The Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Te enabie you to give this Vacuum Clean- comvenient par- ment plan. Phone us for a free trial. Electric Curling Irons, 69c The Flapper. full size, highly nickel-piated, ready for use. Heating element guaranteed for The Radio Heating Pad, $1.98 A new style Heating Pad. especially de- | sirable for traveling. requires no electric current, stays hot as long as you desire. See demonstratron. we - a ner White Electric Portable. $80.00 For a limited time only. we wil! allow $20 fer your old Machine in part payment of this high-grade Electric Portable Sewing Machine. Compiete with full set of attachments, electric meter and foot control Can be purchased on comvenient payment pian. (th Fleer Clothes Hampers, 79c Made of basket splint. small size. Medium size, $r. Large size, $ : “ ‘xn ay ) P + } ‘ ~~ oa J adhe o~ » ” ¢ «i ~~ : od amen Sizes 3 to 7 years. ? Selina, a . : 7 + .* > 7 ,” - ee ie ; 4 « ~ oh — t 7 7 \ is. ek eae ie ta ’ te: ipa " pee aata si ‘‘. ae ) seat +". + 2 mp ‘ * * I a ¥ z rs . a oe) \ Wicker Baskets, Attractive scrap of white wicker. with painted fleral wf Square and round shapes. — Tapestry Romsestl At $2.19 Combinations of velour at tapestry that are very 4 tractive. Variety of c ca = Ofters Definite 250-yard sewing of best quality, im and white. p< numbers. 6 Spools, 38c Wilsnap Fasteners, wt biack, rustproof, one on card, Imported Scissors, nickel cast steel. - ’.- : oll . ‘ Ribbon N ov

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‘ 2 rk a Pre Ey a a. Pe Re » ai 2 Meh BES Be “178 ees x _ te nema eet : . A ER Mr ae SF i ate sy ie, Fin ms vous WES ) |: THE DAY OF ? ework Bik « REJUVENATION! + ; 5 the enthusiastic re GRAND- \ m 3 B “4 : ts in making pretty ‘leer eal : — hems LEADER | mie S fli NR RETR ES I ‘THE world takes a fresh grip Y/ : Z eas telex {is sale—chij | | . on Life in the Spring. The f 3 low dekigne beeen el a A S a | eC { facial and scalp treatments ad- ‘ s: sort of values you may expat | O | ] Sa 1 le Te ~ ~ CS : ministered in our Beauty Shop } ee a help to make the hold more . sf Seem Bee 4 ° ° - ° e 7 c = ne Bright-Hued Linen Frocks That Anticipate ee 2 Of apecte: Permanent Waving : at - * ‘ the Vi vid D ays of Spr img and Summer Lees é af col ee; pris —is made more attractive by the expert service and : . s ae > PUR ee aaa a + is special rates in our H S Z = 9 5 oes : 2 et @a~ Beauty Shop = (Third Floor.) : . Very , a A /\ : _— oe ARE Cf Special Prices Monday on : : | 8 AN offering that affords much satisfaction in ie | a . ILKS : St d Pj | & . choosing—economy may be exercised—the ee \ \ ; ee : sae’ bea mi : Stock is so complete and fresh. “) (he | 3000 Yard $ 59 Vard ‘ C - & . ° 7 . —— . SS OE ened quality tubing, the [ie The trimming's featured lend more than a touch i \\ v ards y === / af . ing. Attractive bate ; of individuality to their straightline simplicity. Bits Yi f Nadie eee te a] | _ signs. re of embroidery, pipings of white, soutache braid in | | | | Canton Crepe ; | Stamped Spreads, $1.29 gay colors, monograms, white silk braid, buttons! {I In a reversible quality, with permanent pebble surfaces 3 a tan linen in an open . @ | ; shown in a wonderful color range and rich black. é Ww . 4 a bs) ¥ ° : i . “3 outline stitch. F : : ;. = eae ee ‘ ‘ ™ be Ze || Evenly woven, uality for Spring frocks, fashionable : pete. oe ™ full-size Mia iti ae ae The shades are: le & colorants with siendiaga of navies and black. aa mete re. s Sec Green Tan Rose _ Leather Po | ‘4 Viel Se Reversibl ny Crepe te Cure ideal f | 4 . 3 = Shee oe 1\ ; : x ei A I ahh Fee il EN Vie eversible, shown in black and tavored colors, ideal tor : . = " we . 2 A ; Gol d Whi te O r chi d B | ue oe , ie ae oy: Z a f ; ‘ S wciutae ahh dresses. All ‘40 inched wide. . + 3 eo Sizes 18 to 46 Some Styles 48 to 50 oa (Ne $ y, 98 | . RE eg aes si Soe oe ernie aces tigre - (Second Floor.) | gj. iia setts ee eee ¢ uae a‘; anand a | 2 45 0) 0) Yy, ar ds— . Ya rd r. A Special Selling of xtraordinary! 35,000 Yards o rer : . ‘ atin Crepes ie = - In a reversible quality, evenly woven, satin is fast bound, Pa 4 SPOR | S ( OA S CW as a T1CS and comes in a color range and black. . : 2s o , Heavy Crepes 4%. | ! Of an all-silk quality-with brilliant finish, suitable for - ; ©. geht: Children’s Aprons, 2«¢ Wi : ‘ : Two Great Groups C : Attractive styles in = > Well Tailored in Special Selling at Yard bleached muslin, with simple Most Remarkable Value design for embroidery. $9) 5.00 —Ja ss Women’s Tea Aprons of lawn, attractively also in the lot. Children’s Frocks. 89c Stamped, sistible! Some of the most popular of Summer fabrics are included in this selling, all at one low price. Panta Frocks of Siegel het Toectice shade $1.98 to $2.98 Yard ll lazy-daisy embroidery, lis Group l Includes | Including printed Crepe de Chine, in new designs and 2 to 7 emis =& Checked Tissue Gingham in 36-inch width. Solid color imported Eponge, of fine quality. ee aaiiiien’ ba rere ag aa. ee if c ‘ Stoffel’s 36-inch solid color Swiss Voiles. Etamine Eponge in solid colors, 36 inch. ET ee en Ge te Nas (Becond — e Solid color drawnwork Suiting, 36-inch width. White St. Gall dotted Swiss, 30 inches wide. Fine imported white Voile, 36-inch width. 6 lapse present the late ideas 1 n fabrics and colors for Coats of typical sports charac- ter! There are English tweeds, Novelty Lace Voiles in solid colors, 36 in. Novelty Printed Voiles, 38 inches wide. Group 2—Finest Lingerie Satinette, 49c Yard Novelty Gauntlets ia Of Chamois-Suede : Was ’ RO ReT Dt REE SF oe LT ih, ee ; : Rett hie : Pe 3 * ete lst wie + he er estate ate SS hp ey Seg Masi . » +P 24 oT ; An apa « Sate! + oye wry : a? ee BASLE DP E>? OS +4 4, ee ate + ee Pe +e ee Oe Fe . ° e 2. > o6 : “* “ oro Sat strictly man tailored; luxurious . 25 4 wool plaids, polaire Every woman who is familiar with the superior quality of these fabrics ‘will in- 5 ‘ . Bieri gt veldette, Bay " P P stantly appreciate this remarkable value! The very best qualities are offered—soft a Pair : + i 8 and Poiret twills. Tan, gray, and silky, with a high luster that a permanent. In a great assortment of rainbow . & Noy ES ? ae colors, plain or in shadow-stripe effects. Ley . = } b a mt “a and eae ee oe Wash Satinette Rosetta Buty-Chyne | eo Puan Gage! pe . ¥\G | . . . . . : shor - Se er re Double mesh Nets, in dozen, \ 25 yap sory ene | Spri _ hems; those colors have French colorings. Included _ Shinola Shoe Polish, black | | cap and fringe styles, all Shursnap Fasteners, blac isfaction. 1 to 6 year sizes. popular. shade for _— | _ oo bottoms. .The tops ae lon handled d- and colors. box 6c | Icolors except white and and white, dozen, 4c Regular and extra sizes | are hemstitched, and all of puffs oa y oven sth si “t 50-yard Spool Silk black and | gray. , All-on Itoning Board Pads, ‘- 2 very exceptional values. , them have strap shoulders. , ; ? : A muslin covered, 59c da large assortment of attrac- > he gg ame of colors; 6 for SSC All-on Covers to fit pads, 27 P t RF k it [ Little Girls S * ot inch White Elastic, 6- af} aA roc S O At 95 tive styles. Very special yard reel, roc A a RE an ~ Of Taffeta ee ee ee ee —e — ee . values at thi ice. 3 ; se-ras ‘ . is price ; Pins, Hairpins, Sanitary Goods and Brooks 500 - yard | Sewing Of Pon gee Needles Supporters 2 eet ian sega Here are values to satisfy $ 95 Dainty “dress-up” Frocks of $ 95 Petticcats Costume Slips eg i pe of strong brass Gum rubber Sanitary Aprons, Shinola Shoe Brushes, I5C mothers, and styles to please the . taffeta, of fine = —— aie Of heavy silks, jersey and Here are exceptional values F *; ‘ 7 >; dozen on card, 5c 29¢ Black French Belting, boned most exacting 2-to-6-year miss. == with perky ruffles - -_ radium, some beautifully in Costume Slips of Orkeda @ ke — of Dressmakers’ Double covered nainsook and plain, yard, 5c Frocks of imported silk pongee, stitching. rye en o ma ~ ; re ve trimmed with inserts of a silk. Black, navy, brown, tan bie Z *ins, good quality, box, 25¢ Shields, pair, 25¢ All- Rubber Household hand stitched and trimmed in contrasting col- are included, and there are lovely colo contrasting color, and others | and cray. hemmed bot- = : GIF Safety Pins, one dozen Sew - on Supporters, two- Aprons, slightly imperfect, ors, with bloomers to match included! 2-to-6-year sizes. embroidered wo ae | —. ~ te a with a 4 ! card, e strap style, pair, roc 25¢ | a oe | color as the si egular hip-depth hems. them 4 : ‘Stee! Safety Pins, dozen os Children’s fancy sock Gar- Children’s fubberized Bibs : . ‘ and extra sizes—very special- | have strap shoulders and are Pg . , ) or . ’ Bt: i Card; 2 cards, 5c ters, pretty styles, pair, 75c g2c Dainty Frocks Boys Suits Broadcloth Suits ly priced. extraordinary values. eee Brass Pins, paper Men’s double-pad Garters, roo - yard Corticelli Spoo! ial $1 95 for Boys, $3.95 (Becond Fleor.) = : 4c good quality, pair, 25¢ Silk, 2 for — 25c of Voile $1.95 Specia ’ , ' be q Carnation Dressmakers’ Pins, Baby Pants, rubberized cloth ear Belding Spool Silk, ‘ Practical, ge — Special values in man-tai- - * | nt ~ anG-qum suber, Huet, 250 Taveae = of Peggy cloth and white ored Suits of English broad- . 3 Amported Pin Sheets, assort- Princess ~Chick Supporters, pong woe %-length rem- Several pretty styles, — | jean, in regulation and ape | loth. with colored trousers, a. : 2 sizes, &c white and pink, pair, 237¢ | nant astic, 7c or without sleeves, and wit tyles. Some have sport col- | ie ; : — oo Sofa Pillows, $4.59 = English Sewing Needles, pa- Step-in Sanitary Bloomers, | J. & P. Coats mercerized dainty baby trimmings. 1 to | bart others in sailor models. | and white waists trimmed _ | Oblong Sofa Pillows, beau- 4 per, ‘ee aeir soc Darning Cotton, 45-yard i aes 2 to 6 years. with frills. Sizes 2 to 5 years. “ee 28 tifully covered with shirred “a Hairpin Cabinets. brown an: Children’s pin-on Supporters, spools; black and colors; 3 year sizes. Special values. SOE A EOE secenoncigeitiidiiadiel + oe fiber silk; all the popular ‘ black, assorted sizes c various sizes, pair mse | 5 spools, 192 E . Bi ME shades. Special values. ; a : = ’ (Notion Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Boys’ Beach Suits Crepe de Chine Coats a # 4 ancy Linens, $1.00 . | SST TT i $1.50, $1.95, $2.95 Special at $10.95 PE ee eautiful pi . includi Te vs ; EE He : ' icest kind of a Coat for a 1 or 2 year ae: 20-inch centerpieces ‘trimmed i \ Vi HI DN ee aes cha a origi = yo 8 ola child is one of crepe de chine. These we rt oe with Cluny lace, and ova! ~ May i i bray and Peter Pan cloth, plain colors or | : special price are lovely, soft and we Ne he | Neg tty combinations. Boyish styles, trimmed | offer at 4 spe 4 — eS aia A ateaeampabent ® Y) with "siping and smocking for the little lad | warm, beautifully x White egge Ferg — he os e. seco } ’ . i, , . : ¢ or 4 3 ae sate ae Bs ; y C) of 1 to 3 years. All special values. throughout with si en EEE . £ <a cae | ae as Pe ee ee eee ee

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+ aS a—__ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH STIX. BAER & FUL GRAN D-LEADER -— - _ —————— eee — — aa ee ee en ——— See Our Other Announcement eC A CLL making. make your own clothes. —includes everything Our Sewing Service Shop Isa Permanent Institution MANY women have learned the value of coming to the Sewing Service Shop for instruction in dress- Here, under expert guidance, you learn to There are several courses offered in this Sewing Service Shop—one of the most popular of which is an 8-Day Sewing Course, $5.00 Attendance need not be consecutive; you may come when it is most convenient. Expert Fittings, Each, s50c Patterns Cut to Your Own Measurements, Each, soc A Course in Drafting necessary for a knowledge of drafting. cutting and designing. ~~ @* Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Rompers, Creepers, $1 Of Amoskeag, chambray and poplin; stitched and piped, in white, pink and blue; solid co!- ers and combination. Sizes 1 to 4 years. Casement Curtains $2.45 Each Made of a splendid quality artificial silk in plain and fig- wred patterns; finished on base with deep fringe. Silk-and-Fiber Hose 60c Pair Women's Hose of desirable weight: made semi-fashioned. with mercerized hsle tops, double soles and high sphced heels: black and colors. Women’s Union Suits Of good quality cotton in most every size and model. Seconds of better grades. Cheese and Cracker Dish, $1.00 Large ‘plate and comport of exceptionally clear glass in flo- ral design. Art Print Cloths, $1.00 Made of. fine quality bleach- eq sheeting and are neatly hemmed and printed m fast colors. Measure 48x48 inches. Bandeaux, 6o0c Longline Bandeaux elastic inserts; all sizes. with Slippers, $1.25 Pair Women's black leather, one- strap House Slippers: turned soles; low heels. Silk Gloves, aoc Pair Milanese silk; 2-clasp style: double tips; em broidered backs; black, white and colors. Sizes broken. Good Quality Silks $1.69 Yard Colored silk-and-wool Can- ton Crepes, Satin Charmeuse, fast bound, in dark colors. Silk Crepe de Chine in colors and black. 36 and 40 inches wide. At $1.39 Yard Silk Messaline and Silk Taf- feta in plain solid colorings. Coatings, $3.95 Yard Nap pile wool fabrics: black brown, navy. 54 inches wide. Dress Woolens and Suitings, $2.25 Yard Broadcioths, Skirtings, Suit- ings. Dress Fabrics; pure wool: s4 inches wide. Thrift Avenue—Main Pleor) Canton Crepes, $1.98 Yd Reversible quality with a permanert pebble surface, ir black amd colers: 40 in. wide ~ = ° ~ Sport Satins, 31.39 Yard Ideal for outdoor cestumes. separate skirts, and combina- tions. White and colors Escalator S@evuare—Main F oer Sai AB A RORPRE RE SAN LARTER REN CS AEE RRR TENT EBC SS Pe ee a ee RE, ~ : EB Cb a Bid abe ees Six-Sheet Capacity °130 In Choosing a Washing Machine You Demand a Guarantee —that it will outlast the years. —that it will operate easily, efficiently ‘and at a small cost. Housekeeping Institute. pany: double oscillating movement. A 1900 Cataract Electric Washer Over a Million Women Use 1900 Washers Why? Here Are Some of the Reasons There is nothing comblicated—nothin mothing to litt—no machinery le built—simpile and inexpensive to lt Has Stood the Test of Time Built by a reliable manufacturer, 26 years in business. it is endorsed by national and state. as well as domestic science experts. as well as such authorities as the Good It carries the double guaran- tee of Stix. Baer & Fuller and the rooo Cataract Com- — ends the soapy water streaming through the clothes with the maximum amount of pressure in the minimum amount of time. The rgoo Cataract Washer is the only Washer with this The Figure-8 Movement | Initial Payment, $2.50 | Ask for a Demonstration on the Fifth Floor. CA ORS EO ee ORR The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation &an the morning and one other evening newspaper ELD LLL LLL LLL ALIA tel tts tag on (een a ET OTS Te “ - S ae 7 gees Fd Teac SEE Lar eS = ils ks sak ni eae OM, ? . =” : Lighter-Weight Underwear For Women, Men and Children 10,000 Pieces in a Sale At 35c WOMEN'S good quality Union S buil tailored and ~ oF Wits “ee - mere |? eer urits ~++ weet ee, bodice-tep styles shell trim up tops with tight knees. TO 44. rious styies: quality; sizes 36 to 44. For Children— At 44¢ Pin-check nainsook ments, well made, with wc webbing in waist; crotch; sizes 6 to 16. At 35c Misses’ knit Union Szaits in sleeveless and low-neck styles; have drop seats in tight and loose knee models: siight seconds; sizes 6 to 16; seconds. >? for $1.00. For Men— quality balbriggan i drawers of combed oniy ; si¢eves length. slight seconds ankie Deowzstairs Stere.} ~ . and 8$.6x10.6 ft. There are velvet and Axminster weaves m seamed and seam! es. a Pan are most desirable and there are the lot suitable for any room in the home or office. are subject to slight imperf re These Rugs can be caest Pian. Sale of Cotton Suit Fast Colored .Indian Head, 29 Ye Fast Colored Pamico Cloth, Cc" GHOWN in all the wanted Spring shades and anteed fast colors; has the appearance of i inches wide. Feather Pillows $4.95 Pair Made of best art tick- ing and filled with white goose feathers; no quills; 20x26-inch size. o 3 o’Clock Speck In a Sale, Monday, a Pair $1.77 $237 $2.0 "THESE Curtains are all new and fresh ee — — n t tterms tor s The venatinena includes filet and Scotch weaves in border and allover patterns; shadow lace ef- fects, etc. ™ Casement Curtains At $1.67 Each * > 4000 Pairs of Women’s Novelty F ootw a . for this Pre Easter Sale feature has taken many weeks, with result that we have assembled about ¢000 pairs of high-grade low Shoes trom the country’s leading makers to sell at an extremely low _- Inain aia AVC. bucks and suedes. Black satin amd satin and suede combinations. Ceionial Pumps and calf Oxferds. Cut-out. Oxtferds. Sardals and others. \ The beel assortment is most favorable, being im Spanish. Cuban, French, Baby Louis, Junior Louis and military. The majority are covered heels. Some of these Shoes have slight im- pertections but in most cases they are hardly neticeable. Sizes in the as- scrtment are 2*> to & Downstairs Store ) it BN ON oii; j eae i i ty

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GENO SAGEM GB Ge TS SHS os Bik vii bb 3 ~ Bee POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED = Ag? ' se sl ; - a 6, 1924. 3 x, ¥ Pith AR es ey aseg 7 Ry ts Sih Sb Monday Only | Cc Yard ds of plain knitted Crepes west colorings, including the jes, also black and ivory. Idea} wear. 36 inches wide. 1.35, $1.95, $2.45 m the season’s newest Easter: . Silk-mixed at $1.35, and al} ard. 39 and 40 inches wide. : ae pg : ; | 4 (Downstairs Store) @* a Ce as : | eae: ee Pg ee Ce PE gee = ue e*e*@eeee4e ®@ « tt . Ld _"erwrvrrreeee ee ” e a Ln he el Special pe "3 = : velvet med and v irable and there are Rugs fx in the home or office, Some Bei"sa our Busy Payment | AR) | ~~ (SQ). Trimble Hat . . (Downstairs Store.) e@ee@e ~~ orn a Pe Ml A tne le Me oe 27ee@°- -_ @eee® i This wonderful group of Trimbles is a iG eee - = : eee | a | ay oe 4 ee special Men’s Week feature. They are on Suitings . 7 re ie oe 3 ‘ | iy 78 ‘eer? very light in peieht, designed with pop- Ht Bede rcs. *. .— , ; POG gts ular raw edge andbrim that can be turned ; pn EE BPP: 3 down. Four favored shades—pearl, blue stone, mouse and pontcio, en , - -—-. /- hhA. 1 LLLP i Spring shades and the appearance of linen. gf 3 o' Clock Speci Bedspreads, $3.15 Ea. A lot of 220 large-size pink, blue and gold scallop. ed and cut corner reversi- ble crochet Bedspreads. (Downstairs Stere. | ce eee ; : $f hae 4 ; I 3 , LON ee Ped Broadcloth Shirts $3.85 sf ee ; Fashioned of Cocoon English Broadcloth, these Shirts make a particular appeal to men who demand the best. They are all white and have a highly lustrous finish, tailored in neckband style with French cufis. Sizes 14 to 17. A large assortment 4 | oa & [ em, Be eee. fel 86s Me Be ee gee . Use es Drapery Fabrics at this very , a : a Cee Bee ee tee, CS Eee i 4 P22, os Pa Silk Kni Ti 1 95 low price. Included are fiber / Oe es ee OB Fae om. FF in x PEs C ; cag * * 6 “ - 4 — . 7 _ a 4 - p. ¥ 7 ~ « & 5 ie 5 es ¢ > a,” 4 L- > 7% . - J 7 -. 7 y Py . poe “- ce a ¥ ae : 7 . se" : “ . - vn ~ . ° he DT hee . ” ee (ee ox he Jy / - 7 € 7 is . . / d« . , » . = , “We er d _ = ?. eed . ry _- . = of . > ~~ ws . a ” . » did C, Pp Phas A * 7 7 7a “ . . ee fe P ° ty r A? ‘ y : , . - ¥ - ww . J _ * 4 = Se ‘6 > ae : 7. ed Wyeeaie 4 . ry . v m ° - ¢ My gu ee ? . J ¥ 7 . oa yn, v ae fe. S . Ver Me GLE a Be . R, 4 . ri & ne Po - a * "J : 7 \. 7 : ° % . ? ~ LP a ay a é : ua : ¢ ae a ‘ * - ¥ - ‘ ae eis - e wy me Toaibe ~ oe ~ - sag . : — - ot af j : : “ . es , 5 : : - , . . % A , g - 5 ¢ ae , a oe a 4 4 4 a eh5 . ¥. 4 4 “44 4 , Co ‘ . e > « . - > & / ,, Pe ta f i 4 ihe F a 2 ee ye 4 ¥ ~ | & _ x ~ eP- 4 . es . - . x . 2. - 7 . 7 - . "| ys é 7 “so ve f , 7 fage- 4 4 ¢ . , + . 7 “me” - 7 . é £ ; “> . a 7 . Pe 4 a “ ae ; . : en a . : f n “g" r . . " ae ow, : a . ~ . 7 7, Ko 7 a r wee «“ es > ae nie ais mes ~ ” fee ’ 5 . oun ta i hn Oe, 2 . , he er? ein ne > ‘fe f . . "es . Ars . . ¥ A . "4 p74 o. . con ‘ ie? ie PF . 5 3 PRs $ Ly - + > > , .% "i ve - a 4 : « A ~ i) + ” iY . ~ : J 7, GMS OM RN GPE RE 2 tor - ae a = values in a fy , oc sd i A iota 4 Bey | | : Cae. - ee Offering the newest Spring Footwear at 6. aig eS Ay, ie, Bien hg: 4, an extremely low price. Made of tan or black kid and cali—also patent leather, these Oxfords are of excellent quality. Included are round, square and solt toc styles. All have sewed soles. 4 Fourth rioor

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oe Sperone ome ate kone hie AM rt RBI “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST Satie asse eae as & as BEB BBS 8B. ve Monday Big Easter Sales Start! Ng A\\ . mes ze otth agub! le ‘ener tips. ts many Sprin Special Novenynce smn ore D ?: 95 Special $1.50 Silk Hosiery. 312 29 | Special «nmin __ She Store ter P ALL the Peoples | (Main eose-nitiaeenin, Monday: Another Big Three Big Groups on corn Monday ' at | | q Coats I - The ie ater Amase Even Wholesalers and Ma. ; Linen Sale |*+ | : to Make This Estraordinant Satin Canton Crepe—In‘ Colors Priced $7.75 ‘Printed Crepe. de Chines) $? 00 Changeable Chiffon Taf- $3. 9 new Spring shades of Pin) * Helio Tan ors. 40 inches wide fetas—In eight different gray, tan, ching blue, navy, cocoa, Yard wide 40 inches wide.. . edlor combina 3 brown or black. P. cach Brown | $? Q Printed Canton Crepe—lIn combinations. Yellow Copen - new Spring shades of tan, eee F ) 5 Satin Nirobia Crepe—In | gray, brown, blue, green and cocoa with Pric ed $2 7 Canton Crepée—In mastic ‘ a beautiful high luster Gra)’ Rose Leather neat and allover designs for Spring and a Yard 7 blue, green or gray; with for Spring dresses. New shades of : : Summer Dresses. 40 imehes wide....-... black. 40 inches wide tan. mole, fallow, gray. brown, eo- seda Al ‘ z . ° : _ “ - Rea ce Blue | coa, green, IVOry, BavVvy, blue or T angi rine Lavender $2 9 Thisldu—in shades of tan. 8 : $? 00 Knitted Crepe — In new . black. 40 inches wide = iiaredbap 0s, ba, pp Ae =: Spring shades. Yard wide. $6 9 Mallinson'’s Silk—in «a a The eile POST-DISPATCH lone Hy er MObE 5 City Circubision at lie Ty alng sree vue oe aiice sheuig sig Hewat ‘COs CE =a ) oa Sp € WES tits 3 iB ne ad Fh sat egy wee Me be ek i a and silk mixed, lisle-top Hosiery in all the wanted light colors. In al} sizes. Ss to 10. ’ (Fr > (Mais Fleer—Negests.) sale. ourt s f heavy rn silk ner anniversary special. Full range of shades mM Hl P ph : Ce ee ae EE EE BN is ai EER BINT BS OS Title ~—e _— sabe ” fa ti ht rt bie Py aioe i tie See eee ts ae tet black. Heavy ratine weave. Yard novelty erepe weave. $2. 5() — Broadcloth—In tan, Shades of cocoa, cauldron, Chinese blue, green or gray; with vellow and henna. 40 inches wide. . self-colored ro aa Yard wide Non- Crush W cave teed “ 5 \ig- ‘ > ¥ yy Ae ‘T " = a Vee: » ‘e ¢ A } ( . eee! ~ rs ™ 4 © ( A new pure his enables us to offer our customers | Monday remarkable values in new Spring Coats al this very spec igl price. 1000 New Spring i Coals r All Go Monday in This Sale at Materials Berkshire Plaids Curry Plaids Cut Polairs | Stripes Fine Velour Plain Polairs Brytonia Capes this group Side-t PUP MT Easter Sale °12.50 and *15 Sample TUT Hats Like These Illustrated A Very Special All that ts new a:{ becoming for Spring days is here in These Hats illustrated. are only a few i his assortment of beautiful Hats. Made of the richest ma- sual sale: many others equaily as chic terials and the newest styles and trimmings. A host of Spring braid, Milanes, hairbraids, Malines, felts ang ors and combinati ms that correspond with the new cos- combinations are here: trimmed with flower ex. A delight to choese for Easter from these’ : ers, embroidery and odd ornaments. ‘ PEELLEPEEE CPOE EERE CECE REECE CEC CECE CCC EEE oe 888888 8 2e 88 88 288 ee 2 ee wy 2 we ee ew stl ootwear for Easter Announce Shoes Like These Shown |. AMost Imp on And a Score More of New Spring Styles Demonsti ; | $622 00 $7.00 $8.00 In patent colts, black satins and all the new color tones im suedes Pedo- Praxic and kidskins—all new cutout and tongue effects. sandals, strap & styles—a wonderful assortment on sale at prices that will surprise Mr. W. S. Thomas. @F and delight you. Seleet your new Easter Footwear here. personally, will be in (Feerth Fleer—VN egents. } a Come in and learn how te @ mal pleasures of walking we rifice of smart, stylish Foc a - = - i i i iti i th hi he he he he be he he he he hh he hh hk All the newest Spring gy stvies included in belted loase-back models. Large collar and j | L pockets, buttons. stitching a vn sting collars @nad Cuts Colors: Tan, gray, rein plaids, red plaid, green plaid, brown plaid, gray plaid. Si es | Misses’ Women’s Extra Sizes IZES | 141020 36to46 ,43 to 53 (Bargain Basement—V\ugent« } New Spring Sport Coats $ 795 Just 100 Sport t oats. while tnev last Monday th mueh more. so>me siik-limed ( oats ineluded All are new ana desiraQie at the present time. In tan color only. Sizes lo to 44. Limit one to a customer. ‘Baracain Baccment—V\ugeut~_) noteh eollars. large \ —_Eea se esse eeanesn WS POR PBS Ri OR a. EME TE od peers . Bring your feot troubles te Counsel and advice are oA RAE PG BO here Phe vig. Monday we place on sale 865 new Spring Dresses which we know have never before been sold elsewhere in St. Louis ai $7.95. Your choice of these : ‘E E : : : , : = ( ‘ ( ( ( ( ( ( : ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ‘ ( ‘ ‘ : ( ( ( ‘ ( ( ( ‘ ( ( ‘ ‘ ( ( ( ‘ ( ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ( ( ‘ { ( ( ( ‘ ( : f ‘ ( ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ( ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ¢ 7 4 »: Glove Silk Bloomers Seconds $3. 50 On Sale at ( , , { V | { Materials a and $3. 98 Kind ad ¢ 65 { 1 . | » irc t ‘ v Flannel Sport Dresses | Bi — a ee i\o0Mers in flesh color: knee { = Velour Check Dresses 1 length: plain and small ruf. Satin-Faced Canton ae Sottom. Ale three-quarter : length Spert Bloomers in navy. black, fawn and Charmeuse Satin : purpie. Have slight imperfections in weave, but { { ‘ ) | ‘ ‘ 3 { { { { ; ‘ ( { , { { { { { ‘ { { ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘Arranged by Siz es on Racks for Your Selection ton Crepe Trico Plaid Wil give good service. Regular and extra sizes. eS Georgette Lace Dresses Soc Union Suits We Lisle Vests | rite ovo rose cotton Fine lisle and mercer- if th Trl t LPN Ps hie sae : ‘nr ax rT? - tr. > meats an ‘OD. tigas iZ eB : ° be : - weer, sireet Wear. ce Wear. shopping Wear—uin fa: Dy “e SSeS aon all A .s0 closed an Teddie 1, ribben trim- ' P be we “a ee ee ee G5 Bt Sizes 35 to 4g IX ™ ae In natural red, H soc and 30e on oe i ; ik tiara - » 95 > ~ \ >» oe ’ . rr . a 7 occasions. - - h * 7 4

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© be ze TS, POnee Pech a. sa HE res igtaes, 3 See eee ar Tees Oe ee STE - ont 2 r: , ” we * E. ps a ie 5 al i ata te . . by ia one i he Duily POST-DISPATCH alone has 41,000 MORE City Circilation (haa Bd 1 other evening newspapers COMBINED 3I.wwoue r03sT-DISPATCH he the: gs os gg ) e §suyvAr, [) APRIL 6, 1924. a 7 | ue eet i : 1 ? \ % 56 Fah. ; “4 vid ti inf ' ; ae ’ 7 i bbas al fy sad 7 ahi Writ bed shaw seat et vs £490 ‘Hy it Ff - j : | ’ ves Zoe b 3 ~ th ° > 4 : z eter : — 4 ee — = - SO = a a on oon : — = ———————— : . af F y Warner’ 7 $1.25, $1.50 Sport Stick , 4 arners $5 Corsets «Meat, 49, Oi. port Sticks $ ; Wrap-arounds and Cors , “kg ed ff An extraordinary smart Walking Sticks in blue, 4 i elastic inserts. This ie. ee Handbags. affording choice of These ereen, tan, brown, purple, red d black with bac | & ° Ss } q - yeather _ . , , Pp T . an ace wit a‘ a- a : Birger Sy pre, , ] k cial. Full range r- latest leathers and newest Senne SRETTEE Pee Ee ee ae ‘ 4 | : : ite cap or carved amber top with straps. Khe Store fer ALL the P. of sizes in oe, Jes in the this Mie 50 90 , (Fourth Flecr—Nugenta ; {ma ae (Main Fleor—Nugenis.) color. : (Main Floor—Nugents.) a strape.. ee Pi d } # Coats Like These Pictured i ae on Suits Like These Pictured ay at Py and Many Other Styles. , and Many Other Styles. ors and Mak aan _ a ' es | . = vZ Ty, = : - | ‘ Ges YQ) jis Extraordinary Off Be yer Canton Crepe—In‘ | a Spring shades of , blue, Navy, cocoa, Lot . - = 40 inches wide... ba ¥ ea lpn my tar en tice DO ei SBR aig PCR ct tfc re: BE iit in pi Mas RR etintiowmat | T j previa Orepe—-In : = iful high luster Prig oe New shades of pn, get TSE owe | Gl Ani fs A Garment Event Extraordinary. navy, .blue or s. ; ee 4 ae son's Silk—-In a y crepe weave. cauldron, Chinese 40 inches wide.. ; 4 ” feos or" ie x Z ee ee ee eee ae A Twenty-Five Dollar Sale That Will Prove a Genuine Surprise Months ago we planned this sale! Many visits were made to New York—many hours were spent in conference with a selected number of America’s foremost producers. Now we’re ready—ready with garments like these we are picturing, and hundreds of others—a magnificent collection of the season’s smartest styles. This is a rare opportunity for Easter selection and hundreds of women will profit by it. Be one of them! 4 tt ] —_- . ry: - yy . “Te. “+eee 2 ees os . . a> . Soots -6+-eh- > . 4 e's ron te » ore ; ee " : + ee eee ee o os Cee eee . o . ar otnee . Coe oe - 4+ es kwee ae o.e*.* ee + 294 ++ * ok — « -e* 2+ ewes SO ete s * > ** ee ee / ery . EE ee ooes ‘ oo : . Oe oeved ++ whee 7*e* er --o “eave . sete a-+s *- ewes er Seo a ‘——e . * «eves sees - ets hee a- Te ee . -* - : * “ ‘ . . ‘+ +> oe ee + -* =v ae . - Soe oa e. ates . . ere te se sewn ++ oo eeee © . a" e+ gtwes toe” . . “+e _, eee oo +08 we Bae eee *- . >. er $ . ‘ wey. Tes eeee>s , sorsee - * ee . " eee + - * Ce -- ae ee eee * . to YY oe G a* > eeenwe Oe * - . + * -* se ee ate + _ sae . > ’ - : - - > Oe ae . . - a 7 . . tiful ; One-Button Boyish aie. T will™Suits Swagger Imported Plaid Braid-Bound Boyish Sport Coats Hairline Suits ° : ; ‘ | es Be e = a Bios d New Lon g T ai l ored y Sp ecial Purchasq ee Pi ee rt — \N ee Tricotine Suits Novelty Mixture Sport Suits | Crepe — In spring shades of trated, are only a few included in pthers equally as chic are shown. rbraids, Mal : nes, felts and silk am | > vu a of as The wae ve Downy Wool ere; trimmed with flowers, ribbom: | ee re eRe ae Sai til 3 odd ornaments. (secona rieendfe ees ere Every Suit and Coat Is nial TUM i ; eb fs zs The Blocked Chinchilla Crepe or Satin Lined fo - “el 4 = oe PR RS Bee Seis rats S ide B utton Ee oat s ft ify ulls announceme® _ pe The Two-Tone All Sizes in This Sale Short Embroidered Combination Coats 14 to 20, 36 to 44, 46 to 52 Box Suits A Most Important§” ya ee 6 go . = Sees Co oe a Bea - | 7 oe J-_ All the Newest Styles| [he Price Is Nig | : : & fie ee ee 2, | This price—$25.00—will prove a y 4 fs Se, ee BS ae eee Be f Everv stvle that has won favor his price 52 ES FP ik = _— —~ “ Se ae . 4 will be found in these assortn ents ing the unveual—for that is just what | : = ere ye ee eee gh ie } —vyou can select any of these Coats vou will find in these Coats and Suits. : . | BES Be ES eS } ¢ Suits and -wei m EasterjFyeryv g: in this sale would do- Praxic Foo , — if and & uits and -wear the ‘Every garment in this — ae L ee eee ) morn with the assurance that no|readily sell at a higher ‘dears bes. fr. W. S. Thomas, of Bost ) | more correct nor smarter style is to| woman who sees these Coats and Suits bersonally, will be in cha : Sg | C— Iwill agree. ome in and learn how to enjoy t l pleasures of walking without ce of smart, stylish Footwear. 1 yy if . ~. ‘se “ 2M) ++. ee eee te A) ee o os — ~~ y 7 _>* ~ - . 7 ' -_* 7s * . a ALS _~* 4 ‘> /~ oa. ; ~ ’ 2 Bring your foot troubles to Mr. The 1a Counsel and advice are gratis. Starting Monday (Fourth Flee ar =; ee i ¥ Re - fae iat a , ao - 4 BULLET TTT | * MULL — Genuine F ) i / fees ’ c . . . ‘ - ; ; : OO k : : ' 4 ; < : G ‘ es ——\ i a 4 £. Big Easter Sd 640.00 @ dat; TOLER STIR? { ae ees eT Skil ‘ set, - % a F . anneal, in natural red, Hudson ry bur PS ee NS Ky is Ye, a j ‘ ' ' , . Hit thikk 13 a d a \ ret brown, dark wainut namon, and other wane Just the Furs most wanted for ® Every one a genuine fox Choke'—** a” large size, full and fluffy and withy a ch. silky tone that denotes the better news & Mothpreet Storage BME ‘ On Sale Second Floor — Nugeis. - oo — - a ~ ~ : 3 keh. i x , ta . ‘ss all ee | see sana aes =. 8.86. . , ! sae auag 6.8 8. - Seseaepagses . Be 7 x — re * » ae x fee Bk a. . L }. . thy . : & + aie = A Rg a oy a PRs PAE Sad x . ‘ ast oe ee TAPS Tae Ce eS Te re a. ‘ ‘ , 9 ff . — . lee - ’ 7 — ap) . irl the’ weit . gt ana, PR ae a . e das 2 R ? Sy RE anja ay Peg epee. Ae SNe td Cee PP 5 ‘es ‘ab i ee es eta My (Nee ‘ ba i ae OR aig Te + A ‘ ; : RES Deere ee ee Ve . t “ts Fear me Pee Tee OEE COL Me ae ne nn Ne a Sih a Wes at eee eee Oe Cay ye ee = dined ~~ : A 5 i ih Me! A : 7 at we) “i wold . 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aaa ah ORT mht, A TIL OPIATE ats Cee 4 eT 5 “ep ar ED - % . ian Cee aaa ie eae ea eR i et Sata 7 Se a ie acide. aca at ae ee ‘ . rt aera Ss ried tes ook q : (a nore aes a Ps F TO ee ae - s. ce ° : A rao Maes Bie. A P | » = a e ot Pea aa $2 - erat %. | "* ein LOE LL ER I I EME IE IN SE Z a ee ee Pug ae > ’ > ape ee es The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than'the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED = ails goth Hiorten piace. R. 2 ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH officers rook piace M yg Ser nesrs eres eet ees ewes . “wing resuits: Mre. Ni Important Sale nday _fVe = the, hot — 2, ie . ia Pages 10 an his Section ave Important Housewar es N CW : S h ad OW aC sn i “ Announcements (id English Waxer On Sale Monday $ ” 4Q pe REE . = I olisher Outfit A wonderful asenr = ment! Beautiful shadow lace effeet Pane! Curtains. 42 and 45 inehes wide and = = it ay it Each : r is . >? 4 » A od q a ~ “, -*» Yards long. Some have scalloped bottoms C Od Cts C APCs S U] | [ cI | | _— a plain. Shown in the wanted & of | WAS Pi. Quaker \ : 7 big Kaster Sale ()() a A aoe om ome aa FE | ° ' Net Curtains in al] the newes a “% Monday for Girls Net Curtains in all the newest 9 3? Sizes Bot : | ae trimmed with 4-imeh silk byl. on ae | > f} - in aa4 Visadii ti lion fringe. = = ~~ a ; . =" ei 2 | ss a All ‘enn : - kac h Lowe 92g pee — ae -@-ID. capacity, in 3-deer Se icchay S& Seale y leer strle. white lined, - j : New 7, 8, 10 i 3 Old English Waxer > — a i “4p - E —&. oa inis Se $5.95 to $7.95 Garments Value, 85.10 — 0 Pairs of these lovely ecross- 1 5 ij S@eseepneaenuansa ss a 4 | | a s : 7 a % e : 4 » bie’ av : Re Bt d hol ty 2 lhe hh kk bearing. | if sharpen- 12, 14 i Can Old Eugtich Brightener. oo $1.65 Ruffled Curtains The Coats come Special Complete, $3.90 barred Ruffled Curtains. shown in 2 Maer “i-Qguatiiiyv marnr — > > — > | a ait 5 «2 ra 7 qua : and , The new ana attract "2 mode | 7 a ; u” uUavVs ¢ . —_ - _ . - Bs on — ” ~ , es * © : , |e Dishpans: rst quali ul iitied and eomplete Flared models, side Lies, heited and " © @#nameled val —— . . . 7 sf ‘ : } ne ’ . With tie-paec S. throw searf effects. Pilam. checked ao sa ., mize $1.00 2a or plaid materials. ihe ee ae are . S195 to ae Shadow Lace 36-4 neh joe Pere Pee : | practical garments for girls’ Spring ‘ Pe | ae ee eae ip 2} = f : $1 7 D -S Ik | wear. Made of tweed with pleated Sy 2 high-grade enews, — . — ee -— = > — = + * S| . | % > | Silk. straw or silk and straw combined. @ All the new styles and celers. Pretty treni- ¥ § - — sigs ie . | } sit Heavy Axminsters (Bargain Basement—\ agents.) ; , wt - anne : Closely - woven es = Se = Re Cletheslines: 197 feet. ron- ~ =~ of - * ' Pe tit 4 . $ 95 2 ee 2 34 aii Bs sinkame ard weatherproof 49c¢ x 1% en aii-over aesign Line qua ity Rugs ° ; : a os ° = ‘ t = 4 2 ; = . = . , ———— 7 . Asay im oe - Padeoln Rugs: a fine. san- me RVE LOL 5 y oo = ienenieini . mpi “ ; = ~ : 2-Pant Suits Seconds $1.95 Silk sees ae ee Se ae SN a ee eereer- | jeu wary tnaset Sakae nek “eee (ati ee 7 ‘ 1) Gap } ; ring tor kitch- $9 95 Bea ful for any reom in the heme $1.38 Breed BGexes;: tn bine Our Silk e , roo mm . With a rich. deep pi le. 4 selection of ® . . ; 8 * ® beg a . , ae & a fm s a to a& customer seme ~ e Chiffon Hose ex: hear) | : A . iti ice Br Easter Sel» for Boys r -fashiored ” 2 , rae a as eed : ~— : . ~ , a bed B * | Wi awe a a , _ a =-tehions " ae. ee ) \ 12-Ft. Linoleum | eautifu \ toms - ittefing -....--...-.-4 "leet 39-40 Inch Cant the rij - . O®al i in the newest and T Beautit?vul new Spring Suits are ar- = : Sh a ee m% : : : Ne RET oti . -riving almest daily (j, Sati enln nee tg Ug ee ~—* C He : ——_2)\\_ 4 — a a aad biful icc tie —_ | . ; : ae wi* e. : Sprmg shad ~ i i Y » De nal ee a hth eb ih hk kk, ll te add to our al- , : ready complete Swoas ee ciao oo | Bi we ; . ariag a ion es ; stecks—the popuar , a , ; “tr - J — — > : ‘as + Riggers ee 2 a a Tag sane ) _ | s light tweeds and | Sey die ee ee i oe & : 2) ~~ AS laa te ot Gin: Bart tn Wii £ . BLACK cassimeres in the a> Ch . id . me ~ + ~ ; ‘Third Fleer—V\uageets > ee (4 PEN latest styles such as eM CUNGren § ‘ Low pleated backs with de!ts 1 around Mercerized Socks sin = 7 7 FALLO'S : : $1.45 “Agetite” A ¢ COMA ; ‘se £° ty Sives 8 te i. saa > i na = om : : ea - e New Reefers for Easter ed and silk Socks. in bro. - Shed tale Open Stoc . Dinnerware oe / a” a cartons | Z | ; F eo 8 @e2 8688 . 7 2 the right kind of Cagats for the LRMEL J. SOD en High-Grade, Semi-Porcelain You Can | } ; con. wheel NAVY : With bright gota —~ \ Re place | F es ; —_— nad ROR, pL gt TS Fortadrbagy ‘ ost 42.4.4 ‘ott? 417 —iave- nd pine. with} 4 tint IE i oie SHOEI seeeig ce Sets —_ Fancy Sik Bed ? LS $8-Inch Canten Crepe. al! shade- ~. oa i Mes! $] | Q ~e . - j2-Prece 2-Pii 100-Piece . ~ “a , es and black | - @¢ ee ° 9 = ~ - (lech Printcd Camoe (rept pod =i . aie 6 (Third Fleer—vy¥ earurt 30 , Red : * WOMEN : ~* s7. I °s P ee _? —_ | % a remnants, 1 to 6 yards ‘ . ew $1.29 Pastel - #-Inch Georgette Ce ees © ;ua * as : ) ae 4 tL ¥ see: all wanted colmrs o-5 8. ==—" ‘ ~ > “tad ot ai : Toe Sale of Open Radio Colored = ie —— ™ i= » a4 Ransom Shape festoon edges. ( it arly 36-Iach Chiffon TVaffetas 4 6 Dinner Plates 6 Pie Pistes 36-Inech Satie Mesahoec- 36-tech Nevretty Plaid Trew . eon " 6 Salad P! bYc Men's S _— t= lates __. a ie ™ Hose 6 Sauce Dishes Casseroles. covered . $1.90 36-inch Promeced Marigehi (Crepe | : -Imch Nevelry Plaid Sport ¥, aah bibs. Coleesot wee = Vegetable Dishes, Meat Dishes. Ste a lard oobevan. thd : 40¢. 70e. $1.25 36-Iech Lace Mripe Trice , ‘ay ". | - make, W ith J-im. continn- a — re oe tenia qual vole aan Marcel Wavers ww Abs faF US Posts Wie reais (ae P ° ~ eee . : Le ~ a Easter Sale Shoes Suedes Satins Mare s Patent Colts —_ of ar toe lad= of tt , oe & Vernis Martin. brown, ma- neganv or Waitt Tinish. re . > % . : . ers. [win or Tvl bead size. li i i i i i i de te dK i a, . = — a0 os o - the sinole 2 Selection of Easter foot a e- = ; | ; : 3 : | acing >).094 Cot Pads so Pillows . re steal ‘a = r package. Dent , : al ¥ > ’ _- great assortment of new $4.50 Electric Extra heavy | Nugents Pride Mattresses Filled with “4 p Se where models te cheese from 7 “colatars< Sanitary ail-otton ; - a | Ateam-cured Ses Se 7 : _ because pefiect Percolat aad Regular $19.50 Value chichiedk’ Scams ectte «13 ee pSiter = caaranteed with D . . 3 . 7 eut en tables ready to be No Phone Pans — atyie Pads: 20x76 hy rant : Filled wigh all cotton felt. cuaranteed not te and covered with ba b me HOOLS AND CO x ia fitted. Rach pair represents or Mail deo cn Sctnetiiees Tee ter ilies. enna much higher-priced Made is. Qirders - : ot. A $3 08 i vin lump or pack. M-pound weight with roi! “ager a 200d auabty = lee ce .. ae Art Handmade and tufted. Art- tickin 50 x 25 ’ i + “<a CRIN. -/) x 26 You'll Find All Sizes, Filled (Tatee Pieee—Negenen, | UE BE $4 05 striped ticking-covered mech - 21, to 8, in the Lot ———_— — ee oe es ——— —s cach. 91.30 3a Rose Bushes S600ON Pebt ~ ee : : nae : iia Coitumbia, Butter- ; . f 4 S Canvas Slippers Lontirmation Slippers My. Premier, Der- ee Sr. m ohr ro - : - Waite Canvas Slippers. fime fer cenfirma- Curis Whae Kid. one-strap, lew-heel Siir- : teen One-strap strvrte and Goodvear mit . pers. ‘deal for confirmation Good ? - 1h | ye with ow heels “zee '.tlamg and comfertahic lasts . - = te &. , “ ‘Bargein Gasemewr—V age ets.» ) - ; ' seal dined sertom <«andiestec ks. While 37°° eer (Fr cert® ai nets

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I Am lias i at a FUN i Bi lta ER Rl gs i Ee alan ane RT re PRUs Pg arSUNDAY, ; pe a pain 182 +“ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED io ee LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LPF 19 al tS ee. = c ‘ Pal New of re will be --. ~_ bao Literary Club met/C, C. Chapin, president; Mrs. F. 's. Mitchell, auditor. The Friendly | The Cultus Club. M. F. W. C 6 . “The O f Mod: Saturday at the home of Miss Fernjof the year. fice 2 ee om i: Be _— f CC, Petty, first vice president; Mrs.| Aid Club, St. Louis County, met net with Mrs. John Maney Thurs- | > pends ans Bi- gf nag net for | Bartlett, 1415 Monclair avenue. | elected and the program for seed : Mrs.{/ i. C. eahe home of MPs. | tis rn Languages. 6915 Horton place. R. H. King, second vice president; | at the home of the president, Mrs. lay. Members responded to roll cal)| he next meeting will be Mrs. War- This is to be the business meeting |coming year discussed. eee . _— = offic ers Took place ' Mrs. E. Todd, secretary; Mrs. L.. | B. W., Whaley, 35 South Gore ave- vith current events. After reports iren Br uce, 1722 Wagoner place. ° j tpllowing results: Mrs. C. Pemberton, treasurer, and Mrs. | nue, Webster Groves, Tuesday. | rom various committees, Miss Nel. The Apri meeting of the ‘Liter- ' coat il wa | te Houghton read a skillfully writ-|ary Alumnae will be held next VISIT GREENFIELD’S | ’ - Hi tt . Hy} THT ty MT i} AAR, itt Hil i! | | it MAP SHH} ‘nn it Hit Hi! | 9 H . Washington | The wedding of Charlott Louise | if | open > 3 ui i iit La i ih i | Women s OSIE€] y A 'Braznell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | uN SEE — =F th | oi ay || Vv. |B. E. Braznell of Buffalo, N. Y.. | iH it loan , Thee i "i | iit ye @ ufo Co , D Cor. and William Conrad Mundt, of | \\ Z ara VY Trade Merk \Y i Abi ti ili ih ih, , 4bides, 8a nat — aN : ‘es ” } Sse For Monday A Sale Oo} s simple lines and embroidered with = oN ’ ] on | lo sequins and seed pearls. Her at- tendant, Miss Auby Hindball, wore & e a pink moire dress embroidered in Black Satin Sor he - , $ 95 equins and seed pearls Richard Patt *.. 6: tb «J : ouglass Wassall, the bride’s cous- fg > a i aetnianeaialatl in, was ring hearer: Raymond Was Racquet Kid in : ‘ | . sall, hest man and Warren and Green Kid Jack Wassall and Edward and Har- Red Kid ... | \ low Braznell ushers. Cliff Wassal : . , Regular $2.50 Value and Rolls PD teteasa played the INCOMPARABLE VALUES! bonatingh gt bg i ee school for nurses and the bride- capacity, tn 3-4 groom a graduate of Armour Insti- | [| ; silk with lisle garter tops. In the following * er style, white hom Side. tute of Chicago 1™@r gift to her wanted shades: | Sotd colden | Same Copies of the season’s highest type ap- bridesmaid was a necklace and Mr. . proved models. | Mundt presented his best man with THE INTERPRETER OF STYLE Black White ‘a hill folder and his groomsmen : | a | | with watch chains. A reception] | Symbol of National Shoe Leadership Beige Gunmetal z ? . } A : was held at the home of the E 7 M d | Sunset Bit.sharpen® | | ia Specially Priced at brides’ aunt and unele, Mr. and VERY shoe bearing the Queen QuaAuity name is andaiay if sh ay tee | Mire. C.F Wassall. 6426 Lloyd av-| |} . thecreation of fashion authorities, expert designers Fawn Peach Perfect Pit UL Perfect ese ne unaezpeseusesansveuwnweeene?s yee oe a a . mes. 14- | ; & enue. after which the couple de-| || and craftsmen—a great organization whose skill Amber | ‘ | = parted for Chicago on their honey-] |) and resourc f : i $7.95 aol VA moon, ‘They wilt be at home there] | in style, fe and value for Grote mene Blush ~ and _—_Light Blush . : 3 yee ' eS s | Of every requirement. i CTEM q . . ‘ h, ; ' The out-of town guests were ir ; ' 20 Willow Baskets. Sv Oval shape, 4 t; OSS tues | S| aa wee: BE. Sraseetl of Bafta-| I : SHOWN IN OUR eraieed ton. nitpibar 95c | mae ry - to. E. E. Bragnell Jr. of Mlinois Charge Sixth OLIVE STREET WINDOWS tached, medium size..... _— [ Aan aa S University, Mr. and Mrs. Mundt of| fF Accounts Near : . . 1 $1.85 Poultry all : a : es | fi Fairburg. lll.. and Miss L Birchel | Invited , Locust end Fen : ; *hs | . ‘ | of Pontiac, Hl. ; | OK. > Wire, roll 3 ft | game CTR Tae a ee New Location— 413 N. 6th St. | j | £ high, galvan- = rf | The marrigae of Miss Beatrice 4 | Sig ized “a fte r : a 74) Jennings. faughter of Dr. ama ri = ~ | ha il weaving, non- = 4) pe teh Saleen we £601 a LoS, . - ~ . rustable; 50 ft. + ae ane oe ening «0st Gales ar soe ee hen. Heit! - ons —— 5 { We | OLIVE AT EIGHTH ~ ~ - ~ “a $1 29 ~ ; . | =, j "; 5 a ro ane son -- Mr. an Mu PTE TREE Tos Ta -. WT TREE a —_ at id TEST tl ~ : - if ahs Mirs *. J. Kotsrean, of 5171 Me- — i Gt herson avenue, took place yester- —— ! ; ES ; _— of tne! ; Coaster ey extra | . | avy morning at the home png: roller-bearing disc $5. 95. _— | eS ae . Sao sais ial The ceremony heels and rubber tires. Ee. @ a” Ye 4 ya BAS din cages ets PR oe Z : , . ; ¥.* Ley. i tne $9.50 Gnrden Hose, 50 feet ex- . ; ¥ 3 ig : Misses’ Sizes— 14 to 20 Oh irles,W. Tadlock, i pce ho we ‘A Delightful Place In Which To heavy red old rubber: an | a \ are St 9 ° sal iia ante Oind ollowed Ny guaran- ——S as held April BLACK The Colors Are: i seedings Revie ir hetces! ich wag G f " d T "| d Sui FALLOW ® BEIGE ARs © Shaw and Celeste Simo | 1 s in short jacket = COCOA . ne Fe ea ee eee ad lored Suit modes in hairline stripes or plain navie eT Ver PRENCH NUDE - ay ~f| Mre. A. B. King: pe 765 Seow’! Bi as coat styles. Every Suit in this group is well made of ar nr ping DAWN ae: Zook Club, on March 31 see} , quality materials. The Sport Coats are smartly made of soft, serviceable C \RMEI | ASHES of ROSES Pe ee ae or at fabrics in plaids, stripes and solid colors. NAVY Yard BLACK BR OED 10 , | rst ALLY SOLD AT “ e 4 | iyentions sad my. ye i= S ~\. d Pdi - fo, OUR PRICE ATREDALE | men; 206 ee oe a I Women's Costume Presenting a “Distinc- | New Dress WHILE THEY LAST, u r- of y M . ai a J. Krummenacher | . lively Different N ew c ai. Sake | Spring Creation oats Suits g Gre | A touch of fur, a bit of embroid- | The smartest Costume for Spring I y AILLER ery me braiding—and extremely be- is undoubtedly the 3- piece Costume r coming “lines” make these new an atest oe Suit—dress with matching coat. We | New York Dress Coats particularly desirable Si Louts’ Lergaxt Womens Jpoctalty say at are showing a number of distinctive and becoming. Such cloths as Juina, - 1 7 | new styles developed in DO “THE LOVE KNOT” curleen plaid, twills and soft-finish- . 4 . | or twill, in tan, artichoke, brickcus ed woolens are made in any number 4 x by Corsets. W rap-Arounds ¥ Og navy. . of attractive models from which to me Cost , Ta . ee c . > > and Brassieres at Fie Priced $75, $85 and to $135 ~ a 3 Price $45 to $125. Waists Curtains Ginghams during YLatners week eT ep } : | ote 60 | | S | Stockin pril 7-12 only, to celebrate their fift eth anniver- Ne ‘ Kimonas Covering gs ae ly, to celebrate th ae Sp | . ' hrough . | sary, the Warner Brothers Co. are offering. t : | | o Department, sen- : Sweaters Draperies Everyth ng ee ti in garments =} W omen 5 Tailored RLACK sATIN— : ae _— specially for this occa- « Ss as RROWN me oats = U GRAY BUEDE— This is not a sale—these are " its FAWN BUEDE— di le to an - Spring $ : complete stocks of special ? In peal y Damon PS : a ee a Smart and practical as always and wardrobe is a Sports Coat—and at ' d patterns, in unusua ; nart masta? 'V b* ett ro materials, new, ‘ more in demand this season than $13.50 the prices we a rer 4 fresh, steractive, fashionable. ever before. There are new tailor- ’ Coats they are within each d Suits of pin stripe, curleen Exclusive in Design every individual. The styles we : : ' tu. Yet show here are smart, individual and plaids, charmeen and twills, in sin- Ultra in Quality. e distinctive and even at the popular gle or double breasted styles, plain Moderately Priced prices there is an excellent quality cial at 24 : atl A Hre Pe ? tailored or braid b . age Pe satypical §& $3 Exclusively a matertas BRANES ait fs —~ 0 Week” offer- Priced $35. $45 and to 5- Weil's Prices range from 5 $95 ing! Average figures Mg OR os will appreciate this eae oa a ee! ae : . Corset of brocade, ¥ a with elasti L pane) Ss at rt size, 38 2.45 éAgatite.” A A og gh- saint rnish stain in! whi G@ wanted colors... et 00. — - aon axe tin be ; oH ” al come. 2% 82 6 8 8 8 868) oom, woe: » ; . ki a | : Ye, = : adie 6 Se ae a oP ‘ = ee a reer . ew Tie Rishon ; Pails. of heavy. ME le ZEaiivan ized 7 ——7 with . ptigi - fittine = 4-gallon eee — Floor—Nugents.) ! I ee: ee Fa ancy Silk Bed Lamps ia Ve es 2 ets FS ea ee B See, : > feet pet eee’ Si ita CE hay 2s i oan eh Te sce, we est nar’ : eo ile Seely ae ie is IR TOT TREE Pe Lag eae Yoh aati aa lg 29S Ape A ls Ae AAG! A CR OC IGS Bit OLE CN. TE ELIA ELLE A A NF RR ET OS erp RT ~ = LEE OTS LILO OS LI LE DOE LE Tt ONC eas a eas ; ; - PVN aR ARAL RS re RE GES, IS AR 5 mde of fine quality silk taffeta bSe, blue and gold colors, trim- With gold years complete Bold cord and pull WN Socket While ~ $2. 49 past. complete oe — PAP De ene - hy 44 , . , : . es ees ever dved This W rap-Around ie _ Diam DiGa ; ves +e} fy? ’ i?v eT} li ; ft} Da. et Tr : 7 . wer Inet tell wvour druggist and fo Ow » ie? « ré¢ } zt. ad ‘ . ‘ , P ‘ ther the material Vou wish to lian mings Shades — are artisticai- | ‘3 handmade | /' Hh attractive thapes; Geor- | gette «=! k «, M every narkage * | La ke ; 3 pa ied of i Wool or #8! k. or W net her it 1s ¢ 4 ‘4% " ™ " > " ? whet her vou AT) ve ; Lin inen. eotten, or anv mi ixed pooas. S = * “iC & > ee \ C ie , zs . ae fully, beea effect home Liiamond Dyes never streak, Spor, —* ® guaranterd ith Inamond fade or run. == -. bate mx t fe em Foie : x for whl Mish) a Wea: Oe ve fen x 2° 's ‘ . ~ ‘ mar, ; ‘ ie _ Z yy nas if 7 at ~ 4 ne pA ie 4 et 1 aE at a aR Oar a A mings: 8 Be Btoors ann cotiecgs. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. pull eords and assels. j 4 : Complete | @& ar Mi i oad A. Trade School the hip. ie i =CLEARN THE AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS » $23. 89 a tone *. &- C. A. Aute Schoo! extablixshed only 7 years age by the 5 daca ogg : We Announce the Daily Arrival of New Dresses of — r atte ae 3 aly eon Shape ac bald ated peaitions in or about St- ‘Louie. CORSET se Individuality That Ploshs vad the Latest F ashion I deas. ~ pecia autemebiies are in ase in the United States. Over * oad a toe : rices rang From to Mall row tod f tree rhtaleg, North Sige Y¥. wt. C. Aq 100 goa rdieatic mse 19c ie eee ener wyter 4463. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening (Fourth Vieer—Negents.? oe aoe ee Oe eee O88 ee eee 8 ee 8 ee eee Dike 4 Tha ss rr . © fb ‘am {a e———- e« t.. +. "2 A eaietratntneeneneentsineetienesaie _— f. a Sot . bea’ A — ns SEW ye Be "e. yest LAN Z z Feiss eee oo ina IRR CRB agi Totarat MCR eee ce ne © th gate) RTGS ei: ile a . * Pia ‘q - PP ey a a feet ; : ‘a28e88 2.8 & ee a

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= , 2 saben Saar Tt. : 6, 197% — ree = Pate sss aad “e ot = ; ee ae: % Maak Were and Means: Mrs. Fis ert: Law Enforcement, Mra,| represent the club at the meeting! C. 28. JANE GuaNULATED —— ” - -OVER’'S FIFTI ry Beanett. Citizenship’ Literature seorge Malone Mere LL. Cook will tentineerd on Next Page. ‘Bee ss sy te GA 4 Cc . Bee: | rd Reciprocity ; ‘ St ‘Tt 7 : _ nis.| . * Be : , 7 i ee % om -.~ : oR ek eo si Tak. Sth D> seals ats Mae ns Dae ~# Peta . “The House of s Courtesy” @ special program April 9, at 3 o'clock ai Daily we are receiving from New York the latest in Suits and $ dent. Mrs. E R tT Coats to augment our vast Easter showing. Selection is unlimited t preside. §Syud , here for those who have not completed their Easter wardrobes. will speak on -_ ern Ideals: A Contra 4, > ternational reputation anda foremost authority on the tween the East and 4 f- AZO, ; ew Z / 1970 he was one of the special de gt i > ‘& a = gates elected with the cs a, Zs Z « J = 2 ~ a . Fe ~ ‘ Of, fa Mlithi i kta i g Ny | Gee eenetyy PI gh AR PC) TE SH EOI: NMED ee: Megara Renner 10 - . T or ‘ ° - “ a ae i aba Needs iia a ! ra re i, | i ’ I mi If | | Y i Nori |) De i N i, MH}: \\\ \\\\ AO 4 ‘al Regular Lovely Silk Dresses, Fashioned With the Utmost ~Care as | : . to Style and Fine Workmanship and in a Variety That Includes Models to Please Every Taste and Type Sizes ~ ime, when her budget is being taxed so heavily to provide her many inary model—a Dress she may wear for evening, dinner, afternoon lace-trimmed effects and other exquisite models. Im all sizes for {Fourth Fleor.} Our First Annual Spring Remarkable Pre-Easter Evert oss ¢ ; Sale of Low Shoes | | Sale of Costume Blous 25 “ nniversary Clocks $ ee) ee’ T he Season’s Smartest Easter Models, in New and : $12.50 Blouses. Exclusive Styles, Offered at an E xtraordinaw Price Gs a coat aoe a GAD ——— Fh fee ee $ 8.95 Blouses. |} Jaccards Aas : $8.50 and $10 Values ANY $ 7.50 Blouses. Proume Jewelery A , LOCUST ef NINTH fe ~ tie ore? ae ast As Pra a : seed es ca ce ey. 3 ; +e levee 4.) Uae ite : eee ts a el what #! . : Pe PO Ae MRR ETRE te 4 eee eee en +? All Sies From 2} to 8 in Every Style 4 — == ap ap G@ om om aw ots . be bd _ eer te Or4 O64 Gee oe ne — 7 i 7 } 7 Fashioned along the most gracefy —- © * ines at h >. mo ? oa - - + a4 S48 * t it Lii’ . : W aniet materia we in- satin ? ne +}, - ~ > 7 atin, patent leather, Exquisite models in the 3 ad & * ss? 3 - airedale suede, pearl grav newest modes to wear ; ._* 1 ; - } ‘ - : = Fe. 7 wit "a =? = ™ “~ ho nouse Kid, green Kid. blue kid. ee ee a Faster costumes ae A : me er tee ~ — As": : V @inxn, D@ge elk, Dine elk. ereen elk. cMnbination The ‘ ti cS Den rr ine Ti } iy »s tho ; : + i. —e wy ; ; . "| . ; 4 :7 $F ms z . : : ° 7 3 ~¥% e » ~ " 7 : g . . : ? « : -. - > = c ™ on atageh } bk oe und, from the faet tha our fi mportant sale. we are anxious i@ chine, Piaim and iigured radium. Beaded, embroidered, . pcTM aie ad ery -? 4 rs '? ~ = 7? 24 ge : . ™ } a . - Ty ve os . - ‘ ual - ™ te choose, yeu Ea og womans el | - uy, an exceptional chance tucked, piaim tauored and buttoh-trimmed effects. The a8 cir ss ur .e —_—* y . oa ++ ’ “ ~y . - 3} , = ? - , € J ea as1°T FTF OOTe a. etatarrti : . -. "To hae 3. » imps, strap Pp i™mns Tewest ceiar and sleeve desi gua. Colers of pigtail, buff, ( aag-4 hat st ." t? 4, . } » . pe ; $y «3 > ‘ - . : >| - Ww +s \* : i La e LiL Orcs ene-inenh | ara a2 r hae an Louis hee!« Sheik, grav, taitee and white. All sizes. First Fiser |

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29 5 OR BARS Se a TE OF, PEE Cote aa te ra iota gre — ’ oe i . enue acid ‘ SN ads TN - POL aE ao ata ee SLE SE PS ae Fi ~ st : “FS See Patent Leather $8.50 oe COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS family, and the points of interest | _- . or Fawn Seude ews are with the students at all me otenhe within the seven walls. Mrs. W. C. , ° Markham will be the next hostess, entertaining April 11 at a1 o'clock Walr- Over coud . luncheon at her home, 3940 Russell Before you ey avenua. Goods made up. SHOES for WOMEN ot rit a The Phi Delphian Chapter held Th ° ‘its regular meeting Wednesday, at — Stores: Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. \2 Pp. m., at the Cabanne Branch | D 4 5 f] 4 j HOT L 4 f 7) THE 612 Olive 515 N. Sixth ‘§S St. Louis Academy of Library, Mrs. H. W. Dawson, prest- rig Grand and Washington | Beauty Culture Gent, in the Chair. | Mire. Same ‘Boyd conducted a most interesting 804 Pine St.—2d Floor $) program on “Greek Mythology.” and the following ladies assisted: “The Titans and the Giants,’ Mrs. C. H. La Rue; “Zeus and Hera,” Mrs. James L. Stuart; “Athena,” Mrs. L. L. Beaver; “Apollo and Artemis,” Mrs. H. W. Dawson, “Ares and Hephaestus,” Mrs. ‘Kumpf; “Aphrodite, Cupid and | |Hermes,” Mrs. Marion G. Holt. 'Mrs. Ella E. Stickney was appoint. | _—=F 3 | , f, led delegate-at-large, and Mrs. O. | = ; |W. Polster, treasurer. | | The Alpha Delphfan Chapter | |held its regular semimonthly . | }meeting in the clubroom of Cab- 610 to 618 Washington 4 Avenue janne Branch Library, Tuesday, 3 March 25, Mrs. W. H. Hudson, | president, in the chair. Mrs. Cath- erine Brooks conducted the study Tt . e - : | | |of the day, which was “French 5 af Ue | Drama of the Seventeenth Cen- Y AG te A e S ° i | Moderns,” and “Modern French nf . ae nn1versdi \ pecia se of —- Courtesy” | / |. i Nansasettlt | il (HII mit ul .» ~ ul - — - “Al o* 8 OF 44 CL. Ge BAL ~-a —_— * = ‘ NT vi IK Al | ———- ee } ALi bing I) —-* 2 ae —— ne |. ce a ) 2 _ te "~ -. —_ =e / ! ' 2 ae A ea {| A) tury: Moliere; the First of the ie i ' Ma = ‘ , 'Drama.” Mrs. Roscoe. Bridges SP , clint Our Annual ale O igave “The Bourgeois Gentleman;” | . : ' . ) Mrs. B. A. Thompson, “The Amen-| ST taba These eight styles are souve- ities of Authors;" Mrs. W.-H. Hud- | = | ison, “Tartuffe.” Modern French | a > —_ nirs for you in celebration dramatists were discussed by Mra. ° = teers 8 oe and an, eae :* ay of Warner’s Golden Anniver- eitsch. tesponses were given by | - | Mrs. Leone C. Jones, who gave a ' | sary. They are not sale goods ‘short history of wallpaper: Mrs. | +4 | . 2 Hoffman, -a short-aecount of Jo- y | . but eight of our most popu \seph Schildkraut; Mrs. G. B. Lind- | - + | Say, “The British Commonwealth | : a lar and fashionable styles, 'of Nations.’’ At Aas oh SRO SONS IIIA OEY MMO . | St. Louls Chapter, D. A. R., met | rw . . . in Serer Be Seen oe capac ates Ize coe! | | > madeupin beautiful rocades, rene sneath - Wa iif) “OF eee Eonar mone Hoe |March 28, at the Jefferson Memo- | Bn Oka” Ltsc s to oReEt autre eae ens Saas rial, Mrs. Shelby H. Curlee, regent, | : ‘ nal th ‘ oy Bp Sa ° pi ocr (| | presiding. Mrs. A. V. L. Brokaw YY terest a CXC 10 at ese »PTICEs, oe aaa ge ee Bey-C ' ‘urged co-operation in restoring and | i igs . f: ] h ; | al preserving historic sites and land- B ' Inga! = . ar OW t Cif rca ¥ uc. marks, among others the Grant- Ls pel ig b between | Dent home at Fourth and Cerre/| ¢ Sf 19 “ie You can uy these | streets, and Arrow Rock Tavern, | Pe out he ° ‘on the Missouri River, near Mar- | » Tim H+ ; i April 7th and 12th at your |shall. The latter has been pur-| aa ig's yij* mens ° chased by the State and turned over! Wi im favorite Corset Department. Hit if if fff “as “4 en gin yb ‘ : “ pe Ge Saw te = x 4 x L | canization,” under charge.of Mrs. | : . * on = iJ. D. Marshall. An address was Wi | © Ln riven by Harry ter Braak, assisted | + ee pe . -*¢ $35.00 Model Hats 4 oS J a Ye | by a series of pictures shown by Mr. B. BR. Maticha. Selections from $30 00 Model Hats pf. = : ae. _- : , | the Bohemian opera “Hubicka”’ twere sung by Miss Polepil, in cos- vertt tume, accompanied by Miss Sireka $25.00 Model Hats ; AS rm. | \ |/Tea was then served. Out-of-town guests at the meet- . vy =| s AAA 19, $20.00 Model Hats Kio Sy | ‘ing were: Mrs. Walter Eversman pe sees - . a { : } j .) a? 9 P fre & FB & ? of Toledo, O.: Mrs. J. D. Phelps, | ; ~ SS | BBs & Se a ae YY Washineton. D. C. Iivingston, Ma- | Ii \j e eo ~ meer, Cp | = y ‘ ss at, iin tl OM ty Ri a 1» lil i? CMC We. 5 io Bali inor Chapter: Mrs. J. W. McDonald ' prominent club woman of Boston : . = a x Mass.: Mrs. Herbert Durand, Anne | 7 J ote ; - . - | : Fe ) Hutchinson Chapter, Bronxville, N. : : SS eRe : ormer member St. Louis Chap- |! . : ‘ es py / |ter: Mrs. Murray E. Foristell, re-| : + Cas oe ‘gies , ; 4 TN eri Bl ' f 7 . ; n Chinn Chap- Miss Myrtle | One-of-a- (4° et tn lm Misses and 7 the Wandervoort Auditorium = , Kind | ) Matrons }day, with Mrs. Franc! Allen | | , & “The Palette . _s t Ate P . | , 5 . , C ti presiding. Dr. Bostwick was pres- ; of Fashions’ rea 10Mns ent +n distribute TIO ww Hooks for the y members of the committee to read; Be and assist the library in its arduous | , * task of expurgation. The commit- | LA > - ‘pe indorsed a motion made by : Ze BR | Mrs. Louise Marsh, of the Webster | BZ GF | Groves Peace Council. for the ob- | ip Hats From Noted Paris and New York Designers f) woven so i0k peneram __that explored the world for their inspiration. Will Day, May 3 then presented by two talented ’ !rme DE MARISIS |members of the committee, Mrs : ; sphere of the season—the oe RE. om emg ate € RAW a |}. K. Sterling and Mrs. Otis Turner, True enough, we hark back -» entets agg ne: Paris takes a hand with its modu @ BRUCK-WEIS LAW hath of Kirkwood. Mrs. Sterling - the Chinese jades, the imperial go ’ ’ aaeiil Sorting! We : TAUIER ACE-HIGH Ce cecal Read drab uld be if we had no color, no & ine, nO Opting WARSHAI ER ¢€ cave a peau iful interpretation of | old world it wo rf bs M OUR OWN STUDIO-WORKROOM sex’ one-act play entitied “Credo.” | : lations. What a ur personality in color. The green of hope and youth and lifes @ AND FROM OUR NS The haw was faaeed to che ant-| might well say we can express OUF Sreds. Then, too, our type calls for color, and this sea- e niav was imepire iy t Sur- | * . ’ ’ cocina uf the Ch¥intions in Girties. | the spiritual blues; the warm passionat Created of finest Italian Milan, soft tustrous tented aa Nem Pome son’s colors are so admirably the exponents of type. Ic | ; | SWISS : he reddish brown in color and keep to the crepe, intricate lace designs, beautiful ) BRUNETTE with luminous eyes can the r wey By 95 hairbraid, glist en ng ribbon and gorgeous fabric bev ne the lacquer reds, flame, apple green, duller shades to enhance the gold in and straw combinations. hair ect Shoulders as Arms " ’ jo, sun- Fern, zinc, cowboy, lariat are rec ” Peri 7” cowboy lariat, Chinese red, Navajo, THE SILVER haired © id be best ) nals the beautiful, soft, | : ' Nothing ¢q canceGeurent’e flower, narcissus, Cloisonne in Cleopatra and Copen blue, wondrous shad- : ' . , Cream ren- || haire has dedicated osmos, flame, fern. HOUGHTS of Easter and Millinery are invariably + seg ewe oe ron eo eran | rae A aa par Pry Hor my in ta pe Dag apn os. a enenane aie woman who thinks of that day of day sha} : - er ae eye and arms ——— ae Yucatan, Peruvian brown, Navajo pastel tints suited to her shadings and her not picture herself in a Hat of indescribable beauty ap skin bicmishes | emer. | — a fleur de lis, cosmos, fern, . : : re ; rubofl Far ss- . ; : an opportunity to realize such a mind-picture—here is her chance to sen to powders. THE TITIAN, or reddish blonde, must avoid Mexico, cowboy, lariat. see ‘ty j , i ion almost oie | sans express personal individuality in style—Fere is an occasion | White-Fiesb-Rachel. : : the Baronette, a brilliant Italien woven leyond perception. Model Hats frem the source of millinery authority, from | | As to the Hats themselves, there’s the Shantung, a new Chinese body; the ont Cabeatate BOTA , ; . " native coolie Hat; Panamas from makers distinguished in their chosen art. Hats themselves the essence of ihe —— oe ee been Oo new French ribbed silk, gros de France woe? : cas , Onlv for this event ae weaves; originality and beauty, the finest of the Laster —— : } colors; the heather body Hats in shades to match the sport are we able to offer such wonderful Hats at such a price. | Gouraud’s ago am med with colors. It’s a feast to the eye, delight (Miilinery Saion—Second Fleer.) | O ‘a ‘. nta Cr eam Crowning achievements! * ———————

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4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i The Daily POST-DISPATCH | alone has MORE E City C Circulation than the morning and one e other evening newspaper ¢ COMBINED ss tte . | 7 a aed? +a ————— — — oe ee CO A ec pers NG tease. « ‘ Waar sic ; bene — —_— —- OG LAL LE LE CLL TTL AE : a , - 7 ee @ ” Dougias Olher Chapter, D. A.{road, Kirkwood. Plans will be) Kitt of Chillicothe, Mo. on Ave (y | , oe se . DAYLIGHT SAVING | R.. will hold tt onthly completed for a luncheon whieh /28, at the Gate | _ — as S/d WESTERN ont Ea Pe eee) i! ¢'D. A. R. members are requested to} : : os | Ore- J | ae x NY THE iho liens Windusedey A the chapter will give in honor o - eam enh Ghee, to Birk} ‘Pe WN. a hiomne p re ; «hag hen . ‘|the new State Regent, Mra W. W. | mall reserva | Ttti ry ree anaes C77 C198N Broce. , es paeciric ¢ Railway Work- April 9. at the home of Mrs. Her-/ poit snes ' 3 num and bine fox efron. shades. Miss Harriet Blair and Newell. $ gs $ 85 > Biatr of St. Leuts are with their Ve ° mother, Mrs. Emily Newell Blatr. who ts chairman of the Woman's Democratic National Committee ew-517-519 WASHINGTON AV.-ue * | College - heker ReXevevexexs) (= Miss Biair ts a student at Gou shew and Newell Btafr is a stu- ripe Rade ~aMarvelous vle of Oj : : ear Admiral and Mrs. Leigh on "a. @ , almer entertained at dimner last , nignt in henor of the Assistant Sec- = Z ? “ hing retary of the Narr and Mrs. Theo- 3 oseveit. Among the guests were Senator and Mrs. Selden P Spencer and the Assistant Secretary NOTE—The Rome Quality De Lure Bedigting 3 ts designed and manufactured only of War Dwight F. Davis. by the KINNEY-ROME COMPANY. The Rome Quality De Lave trade-mark on the RES — — recainr Longe has gone to side rail is the ‘mark of the genuine De Lure. Look for t—insist upon tt it is your = toute See ae ee 1) guarantee. If your dealer cannot supply you, write us and we wil | tell you one who can sve. Retin ties niches Wee: Wee. ton residence for the meetin KINNEY-ROME COMPANY ¢ cep Cuneta euabinen, aie Main and Cedar Sts. St. Leuis, Me. sponsored by many of. Washin ated se ar : : , tom's most prominent wo ; : } ea | : | | — Dr. Frank Crane’s book “*Friend Bed” —is one of the most interesting and impor- ae Coes . i aw WY 4p - 2 Enables THe tant books on the benefit of sleep ever written. It ts attractive!y ulustrated and » Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, rica SCORES of distinctive small, close-fitting yours for the asking—from us—or from your dealer president genera! of + Hats—in a!! the fascimatir binations, Canton crepe, fe CENTURY Sie. ay b> ys hea oape aie es Ee? ls a ee es - a 4. a= TT LLY Representing our entire ef early Hats. regard! former prices MONDAY, - > ther iaet ; d Ree eee Ly acy, ela eh ln encase cat ELL ALLOA ite Columbia Theater NT xsho represents Chan ia. ie eke - ~ ~~ . ril rING = i \A ' Vi [EN OUR SPECIALTY i ~ . — 2 mms Sate a a. : ‘ = —. ‘ 2 : 7 s ~ . . ie ee Let a Coat or Dress Carry Your Easter Greetings *25: = *39: = ACTIVE AS SPRING Values to $45.00 Values to $59. 50 ADVANCES om Be . 2 % e . & res re. ae ~ ya . * Reed Gu > " “ é : . bl ~*. + ’ = ‘Wing oO] °* Prand-newW iine of qomestie Centinved Frem Preeedieg Poe — . ie ~ - — - oe —_—es i 2 _ — ' ns. TIO On Crs. vi ku er ad ‘| ere ty) . - 7 om | » ae | ere ao" [38 v7 * area . 500 Trimmed Hats ae de vedertck: Vierfing. Veqee aaa 9 New Spring Styles for Misses, x We have added a mew department for the ladv croup lings by Mrs. Ruther- Matrons and Sports Wear why Wears the reg nl ar | sI7P. , bs ~ 3 - . wan % “ ve 7 ws 3 t 7" d ‘ : ee It RAT HA > a pressed imfto service as so many of ou: An sige: Ra gma et ego en nee ( were able to secure at great ‘ing. None New Materials— BS | who have received the unequaled service fron: tay eg pm 2. ‘ | ‘aid aside. No C. O. D. All sales must Satin-faced Canton Crepes a : M 2 » 4 .% « ai ae : a Pq ft ’ on fo th } : ; Sale starts ££ «6 ‘lock sharp. Be Eagie's Flat Crepe de Chine / =. 4 ary as they are overzealous to buv : cateee a et hehe ates. wit, bak ae : | rn Crepe Elizabeths—Georgettes ¥ : Styles SHOP —s the reason thm « -% 4 _ oe os si : ie ’ he hs bh Be 4 7 . ' ) New Roshanara Silks o aelesilice - a + eve 80 WARY ex. aitien | Aeiiiantisatieddh eames MER Ge ae t J Noveity Sport Silks eT UST\ vies Fou cant Onda eisPtrhere oe mi one - . . ee et | 3 hanter > ay. : | St 1 rhe S “hood rem pir ae cde Sleeveless or Lon iE , ; . »* ~. = : ‘ : 7 . —_ 4 Sleeves E. ' Sale Begins 9 A. M. Monday ee a /, : : Tunics and Cape Effects 2 “00 - Hats - Le Saat! amet es , Coat Styles or Side Drapes a ay new a Pleated or Boytsh Modeis a? | day. A perfect 9. 66 /FX 7 99 adh at 2 wheat he ce > : : Crosby Ss WFay Shon” etin’ will be ‘held tm the ¢ pe , o e Trimmed or Tailored = . of beautv and fa | a — it 3 -cieck. Dhan Gopal Nok a ‘ Every Color— 4 : 3 HARRY M. SCHMIDT. President j win i eture : “Religion of th “ | —— — Fallow % ; a a aize e Green. Beice 2 ; 1019-21 Locust St. lice: Seeeentt Cian aan ee Soy Fondo te a | On Sale « i . —_ . - ~ + ore? k ore ww: be sererg 1 Ratioas, Blacks and W bites +. i ' f?3 ~ ra? ; i "ae"? ire ah ow. dan “2 ad parcel post party given br the eiuD recentiy wee a financia! sn. , Monday ani gg Women: _ iw , nisin > — - -_ * OUP @MPpicves insist on US acdaine th - ce — cess. €. Johnston emtertained th

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ev nDAY, : SUNDay | oe a APRIL 6. ing, APRIL 6 1826 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Wee ~ Bs 1; t ‘ . : ; see nnn ——- = Oo eee eee - = - § ) » DAYLIGHT SAVING & ‘ight saving time by the Western! controlled by the company in the | | ‘ 4 a One P : We STERN UNION | i "nien Te! P graph "fe : in) th e Pj tts- fist? iet are affected a nd claimed ‘ f Nert i. THE c DU re distriat w } of | ‘SiON hs ——— ; as asted in a com-!| it was the announced decision of | ' 4 -Broadway Busy sai A pleciric Railway Work- plaint fileg by Jotin L. Nelson.| the company to set its clocks one | adoption of day-| P:oves of America, the Pyhlic s \ber 2 t is the first com-'| an 01 the auoPplion oO sa, U] ublic Serv-!tember 28. It is the irst com | WASHINGTQV 7 4) . : : - o > a an Commission announced today. pliaint of this character to reach me 7m | J & AVENUE - . ‘ . ; ' ' aS The complaint alleged a!!'clocks the commission. ! | : onday and Tuesday! ne SORE = b 19 4 : | ~ ,; Outstanding Features of Dr. Julius L. Bischof, Back ' it 4 Ay KARGES | HOSIERY - From Six Years’ Profes- ! New GO“ a ag women, be- | QUALITY—SERVICE—PRICE § sional Service in Army, Short- JA cougemegelrp el things and | ‘ - - | | Extensive Assortments Carried for | Appeals to National Body 7 He", 4 uv ea Re Ee s wit: ~~ a “> ihe, - bY LB —- pp Fe te> SS a, Py > W : Ny ~ YA Was au ake ef our Shoes is V proof Try a pair. if Effects ey — Ky IWOMEN MEN CHILDREN| oe — » aN i Silk Hosiery for Easter J COMMITTEE VOTED les | Heels : wen | Incomparable Color Assortments HIM “UNETHICAL” a) a ioe 4 4 fix i Chiffons Medium Weights Novelties ape Baby Louts sstcmnaia es | Women’s Silk Hose | Special— Monday Alleged Offense, He Says, | The “REGEN i ea Spanish Military Our No. 105 ’ . o> o- : . A super quality and a $2. “5 value at Women's $2.20 ATI-Silk € hiffona —~ Flat | ' All pe - all full fashionea. | His | | Monday Only! Black Pure’ Buks Sy a ee New Opera Pumps irs Full-fashioned, medium weights; peach, fawn, tanbark, pearl | Pamphlets on Cases of | elastic lisie tops: well reinforced gray; all sizes. eatin. patent trimmed. Our. ‘$1 90 os ~ 1: 45 | Oral Surgery Observed for Spring and Faster 7 itt al\ oe ae — ——_ =I _ Th , 4 os, \ 2 — fi ee “HU me a. S. wy attractive number. Price. e Only.. by Slee bE ae BOOT SHOP 3 Pairs, $5.60 | , 1 3 it Bd MAIL ORDERS GIVEN CAREFUL ATTENTION | JO | : 4 615 Locust St. Send Money Order for Price of Hose. We Prepay Postage and Insurance Failure of the St. Louis Dental | i “Qecmive Short Vamp Shoes THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust Street Society to approve application for Prctentad in | 3 Mall Orders - membership made by Dr. Julius- L ———— Bischof, a specialty dentist. with | | ott ces' in the Carleton building. PATENT LEATHER ) lhas been followed by an appeal to. ~ £ om, : ‘the American Dental Association | with Gold Kid piping and by Bischof's resignation as edi- cw ‘tor for the St. Louis C} t he | coe or e ouis Chapter of t e | BLACK SATIN Psi Phi Quarterly, a national! | se Si] : . publication distributed among den- | wi ilver Ki 1 ite | ye dp ping Sport Coats ed styles——the materials Dress Coats Bischof, a graduate of Washine- cos | most in demand. At their y ton University dental school, re- NEW TA N CALF Scotch Plaids higher re gul ar pric es and Capes turned to St. Louis and opened of- -« — | Checks, Bars women have been buying » Fine Twills ifices, specializing in extractiona, with Champagne Kid piping | Stripes hom with enthuse High-Color X-Ray and mouth surgery, follow- | Polai ; —— oa * oe to Velours ‘ing six years’ service in the United | olairs buy them now at svch Lustrosas States army, including service in HANAN &? SON Blocked Savings. 2) 4 olaine the World War, about a year aro. | Coatings Sizes for Misses tn, Salivies Shortly thereafter he cztsed to 720 OLIVE STREET | Berkshire Sizes for Women ‘Rich Sitk-Fin-J be mailed oul to members of the | Plaids Extra Sizes : d Fabrics dental and medical profession a Up to 521; Pat ay: Tale: saath ARGS Tk, Pe = of 30 to 28 at a recent meeting. Dr. Bischof States Case. In resigning his editorship for THE THE vEAsy” the St. Louis chapter of Xi Psi Phi d ¢ . me - , Quarterly, in the current number, HEAVY GRADE WASHES ’ . B y Suits—S port Suits - , + ‘ . SA, BRB ER NET A ahaha WR RP arse Ws “Mee: 2 METI ow “i —_ y, "> ° ° ah el : - : Dr. Bischof, narrates the circum- COPPER TUB fe QUICKLY AND : a Tailor-Made Suits An Extraordinary Purchase at This Opportune Time stances of his “ethical indiscre- LASTS A Sin '\w ea? CLEAN, Ny es 5 75 $ 75 ° . tion.”’ in part, as follows: | | Enables Us to Offer Values Up to $15.00 at This Price ‘About a eer eae De. Weed LIFETIME. 7 aie) EAST-EST 10 left the United States regbtlar THE “EASY ri De HANDLE CORES of distinctive models—in every imaginable style and color. Hats for every type— J army. in which establishment he WASHES Net | EASY-EST TO | small, close-fitting Hats for bobbed! hair, Hats with large head sizes, Matron Hats, Sport served nearly six consecutive years, THE DAINTIEST ry & OPERATE Lz aa “ Hats—in all the fascinating Easter colors. There are Hats of all-straw, straw-and-fabric com- two of which were spent in the A. LACES OR | EAST-EST TO oy id Som 75 | bimations, Canton crepe, felts, etc. An endless variety from which to make your selection. E. F. He returned to St. Louis to | engage in practice, the specialty of HEAVIEST ; CLEAN CENTURY Always Gives Better Hats for Less! ee, comuy ee aaa : | “By way of introduction to the WELL GAS HEATER * 4: Strictly hand - tailored, full | 400 Early Spring Hats 99 $18 and $20 Pattern Hats ‘3 aoaied ta tay 9. Senay Seana t3 | sient Yeon? GrRosEie 4 mali » 7! Si. LOuis sie ' short jaunty Rossen Boyish eatenty i a — in this Gepariment we — medical titioners letter sgt of early Hats. regardiess rf —— times. a most cor nplete icai practit rs a 25 Boi- te ' oe prices. MONDAY, . while every new idea and color, combination \ting forth his specialty, also stating Approved, Tested and Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping Institate | ; | Suit, in plain or famey tweed ie i 3 ; Vos ’ . a - - ta , . > AY j and checked matefials—over his six ars’ service and experi- EASY TO BUY EASY TO P - : 1000 high-grade Suits augment- they last ake MEZZANINE “FLO mR ence in Governa rent hospi tal a mee : : also mailed to the profession two The “EASY” Vacuum Washers ed for this sale. e issues of ‘Clinical Riperts* each Manufactured Since 1899 | ~~ Between | Opposite citing two cases of Systemic con- AT WILLIAMS & WILAAAMS W . litions Ss sultant from focal in- NE EASTER Columbia : Locust and eas ot wea GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP — Theater St. Charles “About this time Bischof made SOLE DISTRIBUTORS 4.18 North Sixth St applicatien for membership in the . BU NE 8? : | : ; ' peer ees 124 ARCADE BUILDING 815 PINE 8ST. St. Loui s Dental Societs rhe ap- > > on- P tin. w ~~ _. . a . — SS . \%\ — * S “ “BS * + NO ~ * S 5 . x + A ' Heetion of Dresees that had better withdraw that applica- collection of © tion, for you can't pull that kind ee ee u an pull tn in in America. In this of stuff and get away with it. ° at ‘ ‘Canstsned as Uncthical. ' — ; 4 sf , t . : “Bischof then went to see the Spa > = aie - ~ EE Sizes for pone ip for Women 4S two other members of the commi+- |@ : 56 = Ae Extra-Size Dresses Up to 54 tee (also ,.specialists) and greatly surprised to learn that t had placed the construction of ethical’ on his ‘Clinical Reports.’ | The iatter two committeemen were : 23 very complaisant and seemed per- sonally reluctant ex subscribing ' From ®to ll. o clack Monday "polatr ~ 4 negatively to what he had done,” | 2 =e t ony AOw —- ae wir The committee referred to by Dr. . rp , { : 7 nti} sold out. Values to $15.69, re Bischof consisted of Dr. George Winters, Dr. H. C. Pollock and Dr. lckMonday Ht More Stunning vecesecres. | © 560 Sample Hats |_—_—_—_$__=—_—_ a : action in making the matter pub- |} A lic as “hasty” and “ill-tempered.” adding that the application prob- ) ~ ;' | : 7 ably would have been considerei e ] e o | @ L more favorably at a later date, bu* “5 thet Dr. Bischof insisted upon Its S ecial Sale Milline E | 4 4 Many - Marvelous being called up. e ettes 4 : Dr. Bischof, however, ingisted Styles Values “ee be was “fighting for a prin- ciple,” and that in appealing to the national organization he did —Monday— so without hope of gaining mem- Headaches perhaps are eeckh #n ordinarrs happening to you that you merely take # pill er a powder and let % ge at that. | which has complete jurisdiction s | as wer its own membership. He $7.50 Values oo eter = Dig down and find oat what CALSE® your a < . 200 new Hats have just come in—all to be placed _ sale Mon aaa that a clique of dental! headaches. Come to my office meat time jlored | | : day. A periect avalanche of stvles— possessing % all the attributes specialists was responsibie for his $6.00 Values census failure to obtain membership in | of beauty : and fashion—stvles for matron and miss. the St. Louis Dental Society, 8 $5.00 Values tes Reclamation Charge Extension Fa-— vored. | hership in the local organization See the S On Sale M By the Asecciated Press | All Colors : in al —, WASHINGTON, April 5.—The 7 Beautiful Senate bill, for the extension over a 4 Styles in Our three-year period of reclamation | . , Windows ‘charges on trrigated lands, was re- See Our Window : atl | ' ted favorably today by the | 415-417 N. Sixth St. oo etn {“ormrmittee The | Extra Salesladies \ measure was meodiffed to prov ide | for 6 instead of 6 per cent interest.

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ee eee rx Pay Rt pt ee ae a 55 ahh ae LTE SOE A OEE: i iiailin 20a. oh ees eed , 3 La ee S em os ? a ee oer epee ea Ey tds ae BERLE © + | ul ihe Datly PUST-DISPAICH alone has MORE City Curcuiasion (man the morning and one other evening newspapel COMBIALY 31. LUUIS FUS1-UISPAICH 3 . — | MAILMEN U0) | rERE Swope’s Children’s Branch HOPING FOR PAY BOOST | Marvland at Euclid Orthopedic Shoes for Children Solicitous Bors’ Shoes—Sizes 1 to 6 Emp! ores FR About sts e of Bilis Now Hosiery for Women and Children | 509 WASHINGTON 7 &@. Levis ere watching the pree- in St Louis aro sapaiing che free: = : Regardless of Cost or Selling ror per. rz >of re C omg, es =r ch provide increases im sa.2r et aad pension annuities. From Post- fi Suede | Al I SP master A fo@wn ‘to the newest 6 substitute clerk, they're all in ta- fi Sandal ane =a == yor ef the Bilis ee —_ oad » * «> “o kee ee Leaders tn the movement ‘ter tie Ss] ] "3 5 WILDING imrreases empnasize tmat tber are for gifts. but mere; wunt ay for e'ficiert ser- : . 1 fr hich extensive training P| * y bramches. is mecessarr. it ; ¥ 2 = s ther have received tn This cut-out Sandal is a new, unusual and espe- ” 7 ations. imcloding the ry tn HE pecially effective stvle for wer with daintv Rename tak tes ean ai afternoon apparel. ° m. UBIIC MASS Wee img Im ture 4 > mory. S06 persons went on rec- It is shown in a pleasing combination of * as fevecrome the inmcreapes 4j = — , 4 All; tn ~ | Aire ‘ v Suede: with Alligator auiiinn af @ladeiaen iredale, also Gray Sued £ + : e® chief erpesitien ‘oc the gen- trimming Lo maicn. ti A O : rre'eSet ere «= af tm forme *roeTm : : i ae Structure ad Pre rrias . ee _ > ‘ “ a4 t ff a =? =11 | : . - . master-Genersl, who esti- lis price, too, is attractive—being offered at Dil. . ~~ » @& ‘ Ca if * > ‘oe * * es x ° > ape ‘Ts 2nre f ; p . Printing , a DY 7m "er $4 itione! expenciures . vee, “Serene: = cerns, Bought by Harry and suggested 1 a re- ‘ \ , Mi: : H yarcel-pest chutes SILK STOCKINGS . unter. -eTSe Tr pe — : —————— bills we Grav, black and skin-like tones in the long- AN , si , ON ELECTRIC GETS - a pas ht > Hex na Ser - nu ; , : . eS wearing. good-looking Gotham Silk Stocking. Ameer er* orem arr es ——— na " rea” £ : Tr: Z 7 €9 se so” 2 ° mittee. where ther Dew are. Marr postal empleres hare -re- Pe“ed ther are umeble *s “make encs mer.” on their geleries The average s2z’arr is iese than $2 “Reresas invrestication. in Bos’ or n42F SOON a typical case where the = °°. &£A Pewwiz: emr cre nie wife and twe children aggre. OLIVE AT JO*STE cite Sn te melissa’ deca UA Spring Cataloque Sent on Request In Your Spring Apparel recentiy acgu We have the merchandise that will make and ae tare & eeiee 608 | 1M ines Ge petate keep vou a friend and customer of this store. “upkeep... ret 7 es SPRING DRESS! ei, Saderond sine -" ; : = Bheld it is Understoos lhe fabrics used in our clothing have all been : | ———s >= , : ae the See . 3 seeeen — ; 1% ae , ~ a al profit om tts specially selected from the best foreign and eee ) 250 308 se - For Less Than Materials ——- : he build: American mills, and thev were hand tailored Papers, magar! ; values. bv the best makers of custom-made clothes. — aan oe | Low otiginal cost with new and impressive my ee? Tyo provide real opportunity: IN OUR HABERDASHERY AND sie: | $Ths cocet apption to our entire mock! HAT DEPARTMENTS | . | hundred of the mewes marten arrtvalst tery leading maker of the finest merchan- lise is represented. Whether Vou are—or are nolt—aireadyv a cus paid only for actual time worked lomer of this store, we will appreciate vour YALE WEVER WILL BE ‘A RICH RRS Sees 8 inspection of our ~ +s ‘ iA = J ’ 4 te . a : - : ; _* . oa 5 j e Z : ‘ - “ Fw » 5 a ‘ - - —— 7 - -_ fn “ ’ ad a . : y falas > ' ’ " : ; +o : ' ’ , ‘as. 7 : RP _— ’ ~F« als ° . . 7 . ' oa 2 . ~ : : : ‘sn . the weet «= 4e f " - i Po ¥ : x _ | a . » * ; BE rs /» of _ Chestnut : . - ae . : + ; ' * ——— 4 : : . - _ * . . ‘ . ~* » é “2 ~ 7 . wd - ud e ¥ > . y —_ « | Ss = q ‘5 » ; : > =. ; = - a . a = 1121-2125 On MEANY St ° 4 ; Fer Aatomatic Sab-Station. | ‘An at oma stp -Station epet- aneraters. Wil he | ) } - , : alte 1 the Unter SBSseseueeeueeseueseeuea ees 28" | vaeeetel | eat) sonar Ga ae Electric ee a WEEPER -VAC VUith Motor Driven An Extra Service No Extra Charge cleaner has the 4 =& & with equipment. will ‘2 ef orm ting Irrent te ‘irre * who ch . - of - a commercial- } = ° es Fa = - «4 onSsurn pte” of ¢ ANNOUNCING, OUR : : : canon nee 7 : 2 7 * : ‘he second sud Spring Opening of Floorcoverings 9x12 Axminster Rags _Brussels Rugs _ Worsted Wiltons ft - rire ie 4 (me rT. Somes r®gring fears 4 ee 7° tes eT cs" 3a? aye & ee % : ~~" me? & é 4 ; Sa Tr) eT * iad $49.75 75 $25 - $33. ee eed TO SECOND CONTEMPT CHARGE Manufacturer's ‘Reme rik 1 ecoenpli- The Only Excluswe Retail Carpet House Odd-Sized ported bs bape d Sheriff e dowrtewn necessitate *¢ > y= : = - . “fj - ea a ompany at - arr riers ‘ys harac®wood ? pine & ~ 2 — | ‘he orig: Sa. ' me i 23 ar é te ae. ; he ad 4 + Bby virus of ite alley advas , , c - * ‘ nere shaking mops or chasing memary toudeier Grimm Ke- he \ac Mop whi cleans the floor As measurec | OO? reprisals . in St. Louis Rugs the contempt which Issac W. Gra- arge stock ham. secretary-treasurer of the des numer- Leona Magputacturing (<« 3312-26 cus Rugs of un- Cbhouteau avenue. feels fer court usual size which processes mar be growing deeper ordinarily ut outwardir «8s manifestations hard to ebtain not expected to be apparent if your room ix a pPreb TT = us a te -* for — ?_ eget eenmaeassaawmemeaaeaeaseseaananeaeeae ae = itbhnekr and t exa-4e agpene of the {Tlie Te vresterder acGg yired rit ste s. fe-:- torr Orpheum He and site. at the northe e Xieth and Chests every Sweeper-\ ac The Most Useful of All Vacuum Cleaners he Sweeper-Vaec will do more housecicaning than anr ether cleaner. Cleaning br the f powers! suction and motor- orcug? cane all rugs. With aActnmen’s and De #5 =e ac 2 ss . 7 (the one ¢ #@rer moet usefy? cal Approved by Good Housekeeping and all ir = ‘re hor ? » “ ne fer ree trial dem "se [oern ww your winter clothe ; Sal? =a Tnade on be ball Every spot which wou leave in the clothes = PUiueris) Loam Co. which re means a home for a moth. Bet you don't Getscssa@ ieunived & and wees © have to take chances with moths! Afewmin ENERGES MY ® handsome profit. throug utes time and a brie Ener enables you * — Eemale according to realty cit to take out all the sHOG. Fae you can ~e ; ae ? - Bot ‘ramsactions were has sure that your clothes are safe. ete pay the Cornet & Zribis Th : a —_* bes heer unprecedet Use x on sinvanch Game tiene one a "te announcement of t& fine silks. Leaves no odor. a Phene Co's pians for @ te : Bains af the block bounded . Pine Tenth and Fierent Purchased br ft throug Cock & Co. and these Unter Telegraph © =e Structure at the seut of Niet aad mm n we LINOLEUMS We have acquired for this season, choice patterns from five of the world’s ve largest Linoleum mills. * — o - + : ™ i : , ) | re Judge Printed Linoleums Plain Linoleums saanid \inlooums a RS I * VYerds Wide. 2 Yard« Wide. ggg ee “ona it ‘“tterns suitable ¢« thi car ah Si oa meray ah cork —J iest d@demgnus Wil : : | = “ar equare 5 house ad ren hee! ‘the me 9B Bhe | $1.25 te $3.00 be bad vemarked 20 0 * =e to $3.00 ater Comm i aie Sy. a ° Square te ' $1. 44 Taw trGa.’ cing that the Judge was “Ralroew.~ He said he would Th Wich Sndard of Teer Merchandise Will Aboltely Be Maintnined During Sale apologize to Judze Grimm, and ; Jedge Falkenhainer suspended <«en- ® Zits ‘ence until tomorrew, r here A ne J f OSE ac eer ae a ar ap SR Ee awe - OE = are mee EZ kt ~~ Ae al _ ee ern POE AN ON NE Hee Ses ze” <4 Saas ae PCC REAR AEE RS SE ROE

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ee Ie a" Se yi er Rivera sae} o-* i ; i (Ie Rane “RS 7 OR DIES oe ~ : “ ? : ; Re segs WONy SS . —_— «ccm? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “iii > ak et : REO: SS So as: : A Pri, 6, ] $24. ‘ fe B aS oS SERRA ANASAN WG BE ° wi | ) x \ GE : SN SS QQ . SSQraa: ait WAIN iia EELS CRRA XE XNUIWWWNwr”>wvvwY°v)"v”U) Orr» “ SC N ASS Se Sea *s'$ ~~ % WR vas = HOUSES, HOMES, REAL ESTATE, FARM LANDS FINANG a SASS SD], aT NG © 0E=i rt.’ ° 6 76 OX vv "vv \DDyyy FW L°°Dwy © vl i EE 55 sr ; . © oe + + =ee ee es 66 oe or OFF eed od Lo Lh a eae ee ed ay \" : >» save au tee yi a pe r- EE ER Ee eT _ ee PAGES 1—14B. eee ee Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. ST. LOU] 4924. 2 ‘The More You Say the Better ‘Twil Ne ET ree ; INGTON — 7 ‘ SSS N G our : j g INDEX to Section “A” (See Section “B” for Employment, Rooms, Lost, Service, For S tuilder«" Columns .. , 4 Business (F. S., Wtd.)..1% Cottaces Wtd. to Bay 4 Farms, Farm Land 1% Flats Wanted | Garaces. Stables oe dé Bunzg., Cottages (Rent) ; Bus. l’rov. (For Kent)... 3 (oettages Wid. to Rent. ‘5 Farms for Rent | 13 “ats Wid. te Rent a Houses for Rent s: ; i i Ma g , oe cena “rigs Per. Prop. Loans, 1.9, Pas Residences for Rent * | Seburban Pree. (F. R.).. 3 KVowl Property ' Keal Vatate—-‘ ity 1 tesidences for Sale suburban Prep. (Ff. 8.) As p Real Patate (Country Richmond Heigtt« Timber Lands r: Prope, .4 a Rent Lists. .Page f (For Sule) * oe @ &% Bungalows Wtd. to Kent. Bus. Prop F. R. (Sub.). Bung... Cottages (sale). .7 Bus, Prop. (For Sale) I Bungalows Wtd. to Buy... 4 Business Vroperty Wtd. Business Chances. me Dwellings Wid. to Rent 4 Parms Wanted : Flats. EFiv.—For Colored * Houses Wid. to Rent : ive Dwellings VWtd. to Bus i Fergusen Property > “ats for Rent (Furn.) "§ Houses (furn.) Wanted Dwellings for Sale i Dinancial Pt. y. Fiats for Sale. .. 8 Houses, Ete. (Coloced)_.1: G Exchange (Real Estate). 1 | Flats for Rent : 3 For Lease Improved Prop. for Sale. 1: (For Rent) Cost or Selling Prices oa. to bes GARMENTs #—""" g S U | T uJ 4 BUN DING. $35,000 Profit in Two a ay S Weeks on a $100,000 New Structures Planned for St. Louis and Others That E S E T 2 Realty Deal Refused cee : peodBtrthonsteatis. > Hi | A profit of $35,000 already has! fr — C ; THIRD ANI) ‘been refused for the southwest cor- (Cc % sm evoeod Pronerts : Real Us. Loans, Pt.0, tx Stocks, Bends Pt 8, PF. * tnisversity (ity Preperty. 6 , foney Wanted, Pt. 9. P. 2% Keal Estate (Colored) 13 Suburban Prop. Wanted Webster Property ae ) Dverland Property 6 Real Ms. (Other Cilies) 15 Suburban Prop.——Vur. ‘ Wellsten Property 7 -_ ~~ PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. ner of Grand and West Pine boule- i 5 3 vards, purchased a fortnight ago by é ‘i 3 . é Ss 4 ae the Carondelet-Buick Motor Co. ae $15 Coats i : “ss from the Handlan estate. through ee .$ 6.99 Be j ‘Charles E. tichardson. rice m4 $20 Coats. “= eee @ .$ 9.99 | paid by the Carondelet- J ve i, was $100.000 SHOE Le a ty > "% site fronting » $25 Coats. .. $12 99 3 he is e a 22 , , : $35 Coats. a - $16.99 mn fe Structure, Oc- Grand boulevard and 195 feet®o; . $45 Coats oy $ is ss Pine, is to have a gasoline station ° PAP © « 23.99 Py, b Printin Con- on the corner and an automobile : $55 Coats. ‘ee. : 3 7 f salesroom on the Pine seal se. | kegular and Extra Sige — ce Bought by Harry The Jefferson Club, 2 Democratic organization which flourished a : : Beno Bn OES 3G g . : 4 ‘ supe hi . bs Bey, 5 * geaisgal Hunter. number @f years ago, formerly oc- : | SO og Ae ST, GA Sian (aaa eee Fn Deena. 8=6Eeee i eae Vi 9 Pe : cupied the premises : C07 Bi Bee (ee ie oo ile - 2 ie i | tH; 1 atthe te E EE } So Roe oP; = ; : —_— | ; = = - ? s ¢ Pow, > ‘ ~ : ‘4 , ; : x rd . x 2 2 _- — 4 A ‘ : > 7 > , - a A ; e : “ or. . aa cent Poo. : rag “ga : , : ae a ae Y. : a 5 Sel . ’ . = SS . ra a ; } >. 7 gp Ne % % " San ae ») al . ; x s OL sa , +. i : . is " ;% ‘ Z Tad ; ~~ ’ ™ ” ~s . o ‘“ * . ‘) “> 4 r _ . . . 2 i ’ » _ Pa 7 BAP s, ‘ : : 4 me Z et San mae me Be Ne eee on AO ES ire.” Sa eae ; - A > —* Aiea! . x Y “* ’ “« . ‘ s+* ” . a4 > ee A 3 *- ¥ S sak - > fs A a Nee oes ee, ’ — a. hy he con plet € “ . h ‘hu . . i — - 2’ Bees yt en es 2 " can DLO > DAL. . . $ : Steeedee ee, AMAA LEE A MA ALLA AAA AAI: ) 0 e ——— Pine pioneer structures of + s Oo a maser’ nai On ho AIT MAG ; s i} ; . : A | i L * is ’ AKO “a y annem , : ® in the business district. an: AN Se ‘ Za - a ) i h was built by the late Joh : a lillian oe ees 2 Designee AMBERT- GRAVES MOTOR CO at 4000 Lindel’ BL — Saum Architects C 4 St. Louis and in St. Louis ‘2 "ees. The building has. been maintained. and is one of the . 4 i ces Below Wholesale Wie suietansial in the. distric: ERE | CE GR LD loin -£ re eS Le . ee | ys ‘ He aM Cm | y*4 x? 44 “¢ a ; IMLEe §: i = HS CORR es oN ce >) ef SSA. Oo yy *, me : OSE TO SOO We... vessine | ebe keey LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO, NAVIN R FRANEIS BUYS FIRST CHURCH OF, CHRIST SCIENTIST — Webster ag eentral business area cor | \rchite an : — an stone Gin BUYS SITE ON LINDELL | kweld + Alton, Architects : = i en f. ie * i fi . 6 . 7 ‘ : ho — ! “4 7 2 leased the atawe roon “ t ® . 2 “ee an — ee a ° 6- 1 P | ; : ir AULOMOD y . ‘7 ' ¥ } 4 ntr , vr) it Ez. | [ a : tO ' * +} be ge i}. $ I on Be Bee ad aha rooms, to be devoted e3 ue Place His H Farner of Third and Pine Streets, Purchased by HARRY CHUNIER ;otive street to the Peacock Shot m 480x140 feet on the west side ‘e*O'a § iy MaNEC: eM aaa ee Standen Sear 7 ‘ D Lng im of high “ } artot’ a tt" ‘ ~ : ‘J . aan . late «eae , , ’ . oe menth street, between Chestnut —_— tia as ir cars , . ' nis Siri ie a we ; | S Merket streets, situated be-/|‘"' ee nee ren r buildi: ill be 75 feet wid Former : avid FR. br cee Cae : gg Gene? noe ; ) ond Gannondale, at 7500 West, Real Estate Co. at a large prot. ani" 2i feet deep. the balance sf nan purchased the residence ot te TWO WEST END APARTMENTS Built Complete by Bpererence D. toes. |The building at 10s ‘Chentnut vord*being dercted 10"a parnees. ate Thomas K. Skinker, 6464 Bl-|'"" "oe gaan cay gag agg sicuer store.im this btock. at 426 Majestic Homes Corporation Automatic Sub-Station. ore }FARBEU 2 : tT ~ } % pts % 7 ; J cr ‘ 4 : ‘ X . i , * , 7 » @uiomatic sub-station, oper- , t fused higt ne no oom and - nagcntis + rs 7." rea a or 7. ‘ > ’ oe | ‘ : 7 : , 4 . : . mr P ‘ \ : : ii a . “ —. .. iaSs een ‘ j x Ste : . p , Tj bey _ $7 >, -— : ° ' one = Without operators, wil! be Predicated on the suppose sales roo isnecd ' Al 7 ' padudianl = thest m Geni The Majestic Homes Corporation " t 4 } ee wu LTS i ele. ; 3 ; sot ‘ . . : a. by : ‘ rie ‘ . — , ‘ ; ‘ , anart? r, a¢ ls ; ; on +) a ts hw tha T” inn : r | ' A 4 ane ‘ 4 . or = anc . + rm ci 4 j | ’ i. | , | . a , oo ienetiesg fies sae 4 old cit ll block, as he hhoe ; n ¥ delaved 1 e abse iildings 1 7 660 ash- The Superior Electri ‘ announces the opening of Ganneon- - +; nr +} - ° * > r . . ien Oi (ne CI , ii j PRY ° 3 The building will be iS | dri i ) lou was 4d erio ) | si ane +} . : ; : “. . " ' ’ , rise - / - rar vuria iré ~ 7 ; tri mi , 3 site for he yroonsed cou} = Nii fian te tai = — ean dee ane ~on -} : nd ‘ wae ante it ante ‘ : int to a two-story brick , | — se . ' , » 4 , ta a, eee, = ® mmunity of rest xe? 91a appliances hawve = ’ yroperty ha hee | flee id-fas} pia Or the deat} 2a : iy * at asuteins. emcee :; eeere and, with equipment, will so | sinchen eo : dm theta latte ape | : ? \brahar , Gres The long term lease on the third floor dences, located just one block norte ont ase purchased on Market street i his sid } Sin, be i omen fro rej ‘ | . me y ° ne Bh nc -ealpseeraligye se ¥160,000 as } : he ulld l b | , ; ' ming Cont ix Spare “habs ; done. ' a3 Ss: sare of Delmar boulevard between Han- ‘ Ticinityv it h Sepecuiation ans } i ou i RY . os wee +e lates i. 4 a Vr , etaiagts eee pew RE ' a. - and the Pnaton Wovet : : the second ley (7500 west) and North and mee Sub-station will transform building leaae , ’ : as an inves loane ‘ rn € ‘ oo ¢ +n - : lage alternating current edward ii ne Edw ard Li 7 > — . Le j i if i ; : ; . : ‘ . South roads _ tage direct Curren? “ 45 ch . : 2 alae R 4 ; i?! ’ . | 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ite ie . . (%e 7 , —* , -} i La ww & . - (’ ial : fr renpreke ft q ail : b he nie ; ' P 4 re! : ri Rak ewel] = 2 mcy Says hat rene wed . 2 7 r) . So ' . . + Miar and H tj ~ ‘ ; ; . > : s atiiaal Gannondale is one of the riot aa L@Ty lan lec corTrY nercial- . : ~ + ‘ 4 , ; ; ‘ . oe — . 9 ‘ — ‘ " . a ' v4 ’ f)T , P ' . 3 hei cia ; r mt toe i The station will 7 te REST oe ty leant manifest in apartment | ‘-hester and ene “ - _ - wes ef ‘ae viavanih? ae ated 1 ambitious heome-building projects a ‘ ai tr} . ; hy1y i lin - —" the pa re c f invest ors t) th 133] r v . t ; - Pe | Tt , hay 1) ity Z ' | - | a : : i ; - + S : patitomatically as consumption | 1] ~~ , wm this nag 24 et eal rite , , TWO APAR NG yer atternpted in Bt. Louls. HM is “ : ! vell as speculators. Judging on this pag mimerce, ogi | Sk thee Ae te ee eee eee : . . ig » oe 6 Various hours of the ifror urface indications. operations 5 ede The ir Skinker atta ae mS larvae on wet oe , aa (vent | ope Y SINGER KLEIN C0 2 ecornmunity ef homes bufit entire, k f : at cr. anlage ammany ve involving holdinge of this character INDIANA CONCERN LEASES ~ He a he rancss ret “8 od ented |} the D . i nlaced on s » todav by the securfi- SOLD B : " * t with grading, sewers, sidewalke, d e OU : ® now oy anced “3 am Pipe Bi , i} reach imposing propor- FLOOR ON WASHINGTON AY ; , a onelis) ry . : } , c, xe 7 ‘ - ‘ r | - ‘ a j a a eon I a 219.4 ” : os : — hulilding homes planting of lawns . a en of the Cnion Build aed i arine _ : ea, % | | 5. a nag , sexe 2 antan IARS® uf al iste Dunes, ™ * . a a: ee Se - and shrubbery bende ye ~ 7% mh boulevard and Locust GRAND-DOVER AND HOLLY re fullin- Walters Te alty PO | an ine ‘i a SCHOLLMEYER TAKES 125 LOTS | -_ oe sw cis aan see lane Sainte ‘ahettieaieniaidias | one theindited tamsen dee sn ft aM A) ots Tae ©=—ssdincreasing demands ports % niggereicene 8 — sei oe | “F » and maid's dining room o - sect Hpren ae Mie cae 4 ine Shasatem. Se . Binger- |» | Gineendals. Silty of thenee Rime fowsiows necenitate the MILLS SALES EXCEED $450,000 °°" "50.77 Gc0 Sn fe Tne tear loon, Five master bea YW PENNSYLVANIA PARK "arsine stated veslerinn” Kein Realty Co reprenented tS Completed OF nearly 8, and. Som ; PMation, the company an | : 3 Bixangy trae ca seeps” 3 | thre the connecti: re cae es | a ' | : een. struction ef the remaining 50 will a »% ee eT ee eee eg pes or of the building at 1620 -* then re on the second floor. Fot | .. & ® “ ea ws lng ace | ate the money |. — neat ARPES ae rgts 1 ents . , Cox: ea tr ish-styte residence located at 7637 a Ne The Henry HMetment Realty Ce. Seeamferd avenue. Mae been com- OF) WEBSTER SCIENTIST CHURCH y C0 ; onthe aD shove while has sold the 6-family apartment siete decorated and formished and aN ' sto ‘pee - 9 ~ }°ss Amherst face te : : tein and Elias | oenberg ARCHOEFFER REAL ’ ESET ade , 7 : ; 7 — ol gos? he is open for inapection. The public vine enables you ; d accord : he leased a port re tl T0 BE A RACTIVE EDIFICE RATED ai rapaatin : — . mm. 8 me * Rp: os sina ng ana * invited eleo to view the other crue Pen sccorsing co vets . eF* : . \ . . ‘ ‘re mae orough!} ey on (*}, « “i en ie * ‘ . F " . ‘4 7 adil " ea ‘ 3 - unt ry 7? . ;' 4 . ti I y. reat | ’ . > . § : . : : " . > : nt Z ‘ rr &> " Pe 5 a4 . Francis Kennedy of the Henry Hie- . pedes and tr 7 : ve in the clothes fee was made on behalf of ‘ srs ders ; bie : 7 . P ee pro ress h. But you don’t Get acanof “Mrial Loan Co.. which re- NC sian ’ - Gtired it, and which has hs! A few min- “wae Rittooine profit through OLIVER R. KRAEHE OPENS 2638 ormet! . : . SuTAa! Oo c ‘ ’ . . P - e é ; = “ and pOMER! . om announcement Building 3 ; tnerokes F ° oi The Sunda ol root .d mere that , ars ‘per ses , ; ae ‘mens Reaty Co. dae O a phone Cn ‘e mint « ’ Tes he ; ha Ff ths ,ticir FLAT ON CHO A A UE ‘ ci «#* A : ail ike at _ oo — + ers news ga: aq : ‘ ‘aG ; pep : . , : , ">" " . “4! _ . . . . . ; ’ " Union Telerranh (er . b- ' Thame -4 oo (“houtea : ru ; Ne ‘ VW ilseor Real Fistate “eo A pie : $a ie he proper'y “iil be illuminated >” . ; : : af . ® « gt rage? irinur ‘ : AS wre ~- \ . . ? ; - ‘ ; ae “te, . : 2 (5E 9 P R T | IN Srap y street , Re ete : w church is shown on | it nigh PA - 28, A N - ing neé@s of str att ' + ; F as by roa went of ’ ; u f the neé Meture at the south-i:i« connected with Kraehe s organi cout ‘ o SEL SeN of Ninth and Chestnut sation, handled both deals Figier pee: oth kt eg tees METAS:

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—_ PEAT OY LIT Ae a Si ei Phe meee ae RG SES Se? Se Ba oa aah & PE yess fet Rig ed er ao LENS LIES PAROS BAP Ee A i IRS ee ee Tee eS Re = see aie bite ys wee LI ae ANE oN Sy 2B ST-DISPATCH ou 600 APARTMENTS, DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these cola columns today. POsT- DIsP. ATCH. _ v : ENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FORRENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT . APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | ENT | APARTM ae “ai : Bi p fax South 3 West SEL West West S| : ——— “ee FL TS FOR R RANE SEIS — Four Levee veeen | REN SST ON. SHEER —E women, Shchee- | ESS. alee’ treskdiet meen: ae NEW APARTMENTS | | W)TEOGS, N phichwe: with beat fu rnished and janiior service. ; bh. it wsedern and 1 Cal! 2370 “ts pew! we a + antec | F>6-764 Leland a¥.. mea a . $1 os ” - - = “ - - nen & - scan . mt a apenas . _ ; . 2 = —o? TTS ¢€ » ved > “NS, > = oe ) AA‘ ; ; Gate apartmentes. « row aieeneniinaa vw YOMING ’ 361 a | ‘rooms new srt? on . ': Sn =, 4 -* -. . - =e er Ne a -~ : - ns one = a $173 per mont , “ ner erg ‘ =" ee ee ~— «(earn } = janitor n-a-G . t ti e famiir muidir “2 tes rT . ' oe oP > Fe ’ nor} ; ee —= = ; flow aes PAPER 8 Sa i ST CSht ER? ee | rooms, inclediag sua Parise nad nue, | a w 5 ‘ ™M! Ni — i] 4—\ew mode rn r OS ‘ ®.! ’ roe ; = 4 . . = ‘ati me : “ oy : Pet ‘tees * $1 ' 2 : oT... iia - “ARGO ' 47 ents nent-flat. 4 iarce rooms hard’ ~e lle ‘ eee iF: = eS So TiyAQO ‘HEL! et . . , RY a —— ts = . of ser . and exces nally good ¥ _ 3 Nie el ‘h } dare E fic iene sf Apartment ~ A PR Pe pid ig me r ra me nts Introducing the First Co-Operative 3 ye sa RE | COE SS Sr B00 Cesena SN gr as ANN- SPA Re erg a ge RR: eee ‘ae ‘ a on ah Sk ee: See ee ee et Oe: eee eee a ee ngs of 6 vooms, beautiful || Facing Beautiful Owned Apartment in St. Louis nie 980. garage $7.50: open. | en and WalserGe Midg. | SSS SecgMnciee ceovaieee: reer | Wethineten Phevdes + om a | | : 2 rio HELI oe ~ F Each apartment e,uipped with aute- i ’ ‘ te ee a th = $115 VESTAUNSTER PL... GUL5— 3. reens a bed: a arranged; open RENT. FURNISHED OR Accepted | a | ~ ——. ngs —— ea . SL % z ' . ae reer r — and | EST HINTST _ Pt h — rooms and | pe = een im DWAR aD a Sais | Sample Apartment Open Daily and Evenings—See Manager 2 ba : y decorate | Rents Unfurnished $80 and Up A 6-room, 2-bath, with extra large living room, dining ADELAIDE between Kingsbury an ose, to nS ; a in Zorch. Inauire 34 floor. Olive | reasonable rental: open. | oan Furnished $115 and Up EIGHT_sTORy room and bedrooms; large sunroom wasn Murphy in-a-door nd gun parior. with Murphy bed; imme- LINDELL Bi. 4330A—Apt. 8 reoms, 24 | Chestnut st —_____ ssesidiiecadielacin 668 Re ats eee ted | THEY ARE GOING FAST. | tern as beguutul giving you 7-room efficiency, including gas, electric, - ae ’ |7_Chestz © move is._Lineet Ra ‘ oan | es oa OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. heat. Brecht system of refrigeration ; janitor service; in an snernnde ) ee g oy amine vi ye ye me . PIN: “Someund tae R aa : - exceptionally high-class fireproof apartment located in one ete teen ee oie ae - a ahaa . a 3 i Ww AR W TCK Ke COURT” of the best sections of the eity: at a rental 50° lower than PSS NEE: Lal. Le. a coms, bath. sur = INE > rooms, bath: rent! _ a me 5 tas. : : . } RIME NT—4-roon eat = , or rc} team Beat a iM a8 — any thing of its kind. - FAR or. Cabany 2627W. « “4 I ie i —_ pen today for inspection. ; P - NEW MODERN 6-STORY FIREPROOF BLDG. SLEW 3801 kee See arte unital. Wwactons ¢ | stecping Bpreh. alse leven perch: first-cses! | Jon: ali dson c ourt Ants. ' a 7 i EPSTEIN . S17 Chestnut. HOME-LIKE COMFORT AND SUPERIOR med, take City? Dimes eee Mat. | -REMNSorhoed: possession Mayr 15. Apply | 70nd? |. BBOTT. Res ) Chestas ____sFIREP? pt ciel FURNISHINGS Sees L_ block west. __‘c) | gc PHERSON, 4507-7 rooms and bath; | 129 mimes “ay —coR, “OF PAGE, DELMAR BL. AND WESTGATE. ee FURNISHED RENT M = RODEMYER & C0. : porate to suit. inspec a. rst es and he: Wery ¢ fect = i == = a — BROWN NING — +. JO : mist ” Pan x in - CARANNE Powrn: : : : Om} ref erences fics AE or beds Rem sch affice 8&6: . a , ‘Ss eR * asanw €506 ew furnishs es a janitor %& > ’ OL. , ; ' snitor RNWEiL mf J... Sih A EISELS-GER 7 : ' F W501 =a oo Pppointiments ~ Five different stviles. ? automatic RANELEAGH MODE RN — os One mio With Forest P home. farm iafied rare BEAUTIFUL APA \RTME NT ed > ARDEN COURT asa, SL ee SR eee Sees Tee MY ¢ 7 it : “+ ‘Ee ' (i. = ie es a ae Ah. tie ce = : "> RT rT} ENT —— ive moreg ox APARTMENT aR Die Nomi BS Mba aE BT AGE OR Senco cornu LAZA DRIVE APARTMENT ee ee comme rape —— 9328-30-32 DELMAR BOULEVARD 7 ~ : i. cheer- : | Location unexcelled Arrangement perfect. » or 4 rooms m ecorating. garage it _102. Se Sa : — 266 Plaza ; Ast Goor. 3: ‘lady. Peferen ~~: 7 0 = LL é “~ . ° “ ene aggap eas . . . . “ ‘ - . . a. . Ww. COR. “ 1TE KM .* AND Et M fe au til : a . OF €: d en Be & . ede 3 . . > » te EASTON. 5834-344—F arse > ‘a to | . Bie FR E.& tft SCUrT | ae for ceeking and . Try our Su 3 USC. : amin A aja . Ric Me ; - : , ae Par am. Mive On : S~ i Hr 530 | oom Te | service. pen ENRIGHT bi e ents . Mum | parlor adijeining wey _ East St. Lovis ____East ut Reule “mer “3 rooms -md § ‘= tile bi 7 oe ae cas , oS SS - . Ter — DE Me N P ARK _ceiephone: lane: cares = : Mo. RODES : seer " >. $9 , ed 5. ROOM ‘EFFI ; ones | eee ee arm ih Olive 7793S sO PPOSITE BOREST PAF set gy Bi. ey... a : did &> PARAS é 24 * x oe 4 son haa ; a* . ~ ‘ Sa sae ae , J ree a i +3 4 : . ; ; ; ‘ . Ee b Pf —— ° - : ‘ _* ~- ) - eae COM OD 22 IN ae ia one ‘ 2 ie wigs ro oe —— rDpono Ty 2 —t2 >’ Be 4 rn .-@% ‘ : a — ar = : Size, oor s and ba - —- a : 2 _ . ; ifa os ee te PERSHING. ; ‘ ‘ “] sulidin: ssa va . — ' 4 ; -_ ee FUR HED APARTMENT Lovey recom, itch McLean & Galvin Building gat x RODEMVER & C1 » dome = 35 uy) BAN! ees eS a isHE NT—Three lovely || reon Q : ‘to ° . | | : tacant : . Se = +4 i Bathgate . Tr it BEET . ot a 3 BYE Seis We Yth and State Sts., East St. Louis. 7. «Olive ‘TTS . _Yais. _Cabany_923 bath. steam wervice: re : apartments embody ail t SE Poke we ca These new and medel apartmments a: , icv rT eccul S Teoem - eapenaiar inn = _ oe 4 onat a.€St 2nca most modern : ! Touma, with four and five reom efficiency: tile baths, haniwead floor ssi ae ee. eee be Ke spars "eo “SN A) extra’ MART LUC GBIRN a arrangements and finish ream with patent Roll-a-Way beds: beautiful electric fixtures . AS = n , . Rem T ot ae vr Serge ceighiiaiein — cabinet, gas stoves, window shades. steam beat and janiter servict AT wan: | _ —-—— — —_— READY im Cat PANCY FRSESAION. Mm. Cavanr 4008 ees ray oN -RO | i Rentals, | 1.90, $119 ONLY 14 MINUTES FROM WEST ENT « GADS BRIDSG TTS « PUR! PAR ; a. bem util tle hath ' ais. _ 3 _« , hestnwat 3 - . een, * (open ; iD ‘ction. . ~~ |. Bediamont-W sor Oftre ecieck. or appointment for inspection any other time can be made R t = 2 ro} . ne Boe tm ' > on emmar 58. - BROS. R. E. Ct INGSBURY BL. 5a0@—s MceLEAN & GALVIN, 508 Missouri aur J+ Cail Lindell S200. __‘c! | _reeme, bath. rectotion_nefl: $88: ogre. | OBSOS 5 ¢ 8S store Se ! Chestnnt 3-4 Bridge 1530. PARTMENTS| “on ae tos eee See cee eee ee Re Sy Pie ee See ees The New ee eg "oo UNIVERSITY” Ambassador =F @Guine roeem a? st} Tt guns or Conmeh esse | MARCUS. 9071S rem aeariment. Dect lomning, Forest, Pars hens ges "ad ame snag 700 SS MSS Sea, Apartment , . ) ee ee af wets deeaatee ener J ? usbed | | N. W. CORNER LINDELI AND WHITTIER aly Ic. Sea oe APa RTMENTS OR RENT ARSENAL. " 4500— Very Gesirabie am 5 ) oe am YAS . Ad if yahew . : an Bs “MPTITLS, ie Sit 2 =. scam . Sea . nee ~ : . . , a _ RODE “wy ¥ R P APA APARTMENT—J-room — effictency aNOF service, RG Tower Grove , . Ta rared } Sr ~tuiDper 4 (euaran : Bune WR... a STOR Dee Px tee Ps 7 ae ages . — : oe Be. ae, 8 a AnD ." = oe: es #&, » oe RSi3 EST ones ‘Darlment, grc- . " ; . é - | = . _*» 7 CASTL eM AN. : ‘Castierman Apar’.- , 3 | y 52082 Centra! ment )—2 iret NE RP nes tone A OO TERT S. ¥ th 2 ’ F ¥ i ‘ /- $ ihe ‘Tk —_ = . : . a FLAT— as | => es . ———— ; esi d : r ‘ ) t. taniter 5. . + i La LAPAYETTE. 38144—) rmreome wun mr a = = — —— —— ee R. . = DE LM AR BL. ; i-.2.0 = | ‘ ' : aes ; —— ae ta? ~ 7 ODLAMO? — Bd ' . oR . 4 . vs | eg Reem and =—T : 7 : : ‘ _ bus __ ie Seth. steam heat, redecorated. | wan : : Es ‘= —s" " AOS ton st ATS PORES ESEION Rents a. KIN EEX a ¢ TaxderTs Of a ee LAFPA TS TTE. 35—4 coo cum sar , ENE 3 ALTHE? : net STUST , i “ ~ —~ - 4 - “ aor "a a et aa tere: tne ata ie i . acc’ Da Re | see tile Saath steam beat. redecarated 2 SST TCC. ee See oes . es. aa ~ —— - —. Other ee $30 a ; 5 : . . , . i . . : : we cf ‘ » . ~ _**es es © + * to i 2 3 Sout. Se Chetnut. LAFAYETTE. 3903—Eiegant apartment. ficiency . , Se ae | ~ity oe | Furnished —~ . ’ ~+++++--8135 and Up OO end sun parier. will dec Sample apartment open daily See sea ietinl = S = SAS (rest aut —_ 2313—5 rooms steam heat: mrac — : ; , ~ v " “ae _ Station. “ ater a5 len. oe e = * a in . ‘ fe? ay o-« = “arg on . . 3 manager e° building. | ia ” om - De mar ST VINCENT. 7 “i—4s roomm, death. f . | a : by om irther informatics | oe — - se mae : Bs peaw' : Mar — = ;, as otttenedention ; “re st ad « . ez! - 9 toe ETT ee rT< $ oy) . . ars. th Tae €% ‘ 7 * * be ad ——" —. soupy Goemed: _ | janitor service, ote “. #. RODEMYER &t pe a” a ~ — z OREON E. & R. . SCOT I . all ., : weTanty¥ — : » ‘ = bh 4 aw) on ce cae SHAW, 305i—4 rooms. sap parler. steam 4 NDERSON-STOCKE-2U ERMAN ‘WEL th rns. Murpiy in-a-der - en oe Chestzat. Onn! men nhane ata, eer Lom. Gms SOS Ghesizut «t. . premises, (<3 emer nqmeaet aa vrata “A oe ig aN ti. ee a wet ; bai ,

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= Ww ATI EP ref ru MA “ ©ier > m AN Ws Fs ene Ss ey —— ° 1 5°? on WE iy BP) ree ral i adits aad row Tor Ce om Ch he. a —— AN Lished 41 On it St — ntr : —— es! WALT fla Ly, a my aa I APs IX. B—3 rooms al tet | ee toon —~ =~ aT 4 2 - “* 4 8, ae oo, was ry or ae $4 AON) 18 ear DELI 5 Nice ro. me. k a : Mi at. } AN NES poms tj | See 1. Berry a Pate yeaa te ER p room EAL 7T SAE ION -AND. ——— R. ° fara rate }} } ] nj INGS f! » elect L. ms: Tv te eee " D af wr 5° E. ue rat ne ene + ny shed GSE | ier nj os ng 100 eeD mo NX - (Ch ig 7) N a. IONC A ah) ‘: 593 A oO rn ee PAY » 4 [ sitio hes “Nagy Jo dg eg itr est oe OR PNT an RK K& (—_-4 ‘oa pen ‘ pete? Sat vemos oe PINTS fou ¢ room ately al at aN aotede mY kent. ai a — NI \AY re Dies ne} re " & fu 7 urt ; f| = t af b Or HO N« iene BRO. roo ~ a el AY ie lod Se 3 st 34 ] SN oe » P ud Ow 7 ge root wanhi rnd ron oor : - u“ ign “ # MA A IN a ot , : Bin” mer cig eleeping Sern, I: 38. ne A 0) HE r ' one etic: 3 tl esr ICG oe, —3- ie lighway: ARK '( 156— LS s t LA ed: $55 K rn, electrio. rane hae t \’ . Ce fi, Die ‘7 uird * 1 n a reac ie ust f} _ @ Mme EY rn 120 \ ar Ne Ch | F om Po . 41; *t ] 1 At Dein at ; e us rr ‘ 0 \ l yw. ? rc . oie al — ng and 5 5 ‘Al anal bFran eo flex ‘7 rane hic comple et St ain’ 7 eo Fatal ic, stens a7,” ed ; todo IDS APai ni e 3 klin er, ” bat ae A LO Iple til pedraoes " KR b rre m tm ha C ———-_K at 31 es N ") hes 5 + Bagge | alee : LEONARD. REALTY saa Fra om as : an OT a - 4957— — 618 « Ch Woud ‘DA i H. ABBO bed 14—Four ge fl sun | i tl ef es a ; SA modern $45. aritn x a. _ tric i sTY N n p> j Lae mi) 9 tea -& e |LA er 24 ITT, hare tree J E ome 65 Altay $45 N B en ok tie e ie PRA! é 14 yoARS — ink Ti iW ies Ww. 8 3 ar st ! — d Cc rs; Vv r ut: rh ms i) ey e re 7 ery , i . 4 ee « Ur; . -— ; — _Sintows: 20-fo0 , ox rT . a r . —e ; —aaee | $o.. idnager v fun HER IBRIDAN. 3 ae 112 asters oa — Feneus NEAI Ki ae bath, S+rai | Zor ae 3644. wiv decorated — Fiat ae" 3 : redhat vant sbi" har ae adult; =i ey | Ft rr =~ ob * Be 270. 4) er wh S( tric _ : beatin s fix see ‘ah, — Maren , Ne i. Is 7J. j 4-- 1004. “ £ $40. 8 0 eee Miin —— TEMP d Poenege iv r °K = “Box Ss ce fee one sheqe gouN 1. %, 3160 9o°7 a ine | 7 B. shade oor wey oy INcunG Bei (cy | a IAN 644—Moder: 004 — ba th | mater heat, See Hi “ ee - a in arage b e 4 fur- F —— Wid nf ~ ae =O. 4 oO et > qd M ts ~eret 71 A a OP s th a8 — ¢e! ant A. asta C ican x a cor, om a til LE A nd e j at I jeu + c give | ba 402 TA ri Dr , nel, BDA eDC . 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BLAKE & BRO. 818 Chestnut, | 59 251 2 on double car 449 DE BALIVIERE AV. ia line: o cor. 25th an Two large o n4 fi ; ~ ‘. sss Che suitable for tist. physician, chiro- Manufacturing or Warehouse Buildings; | ivc ae ee Sn | Bracton: wilt but in petfect’ order raz 75,000 square feet. Will divide. Located on =|, “4iaase“neat rr co. sui chestnut |S =—S12 Ine fe = a RAL, R R LIDGE 4°45 > w —New ga- : Ua dui! ding. smi lud ing office; ~_ Terminal switches. Ten minutes’ haul to Nines Leach $3. | rent’ $12: . SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. GIRALD! ~ R Fr CO.. $13 Chestnut & R & central business and freight house districts. SWSTEAD. 3105 N—Part of store and 31-453 DE BALIVIBRE a bh IwIness ) NINTH, 2315-23_N.—Secor gor, good | tion y 4 * FG 'ieht Pihane T+} Pr « oi. ready-to-wear, : “LOUIS, 1903-—Fine large store: eult- ST! store of — > ‘ ; “ eal: . . nomi $5 ; Lito Doek St. SCHULTE RoCO. 2407 N. Biway. | 0-H rTOCOETY take . tice rT ni ——— -— other grocer’ tore ; I IV E N E Ww “ST RES . ~~ ; ‘ i asx ion ¢t i@= th i ett ISIN SS - er fr wpsta ree 624 N. a, ANDEVENTER a™ * = FA ow [ oe e ; : 2 and tantfter jecorated: su table any kind of sa a > a S2Oe Ss > ~~ S. RLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. For Rent in New ee: FINE CORNER STORE "IVA ANDEV ENT ER & DELMAR ~- arte. ght: suitable for American Exchange National Bank Building r. Grand and Sullivan | toags nais or anv kind of business, tin: Kingshighway and Gravois $100." | JOHNS. "RLAKE >. 815_ Chestnut. ) ee wee Oo MODERN OFFIC ES TO RENT Open Daily for Inspection DOCTOR. D EX TIST OR |. 8." uclid and McPherson: vert CHIROPRACTOR suites: more if desire tlie Se Walter Scott Realty Company So SOR CMAND AND Panay | Soca iat Somes oo S05 Chestnut Street an ie "RODEN ER — SHS SRL oe Chee jo Guaenty Bite Store—5117 ’ Delmar white war: verw desira- Factor Vv ‘Building 2 eats ea atin new fixtures: wi + Olive ee he = + [R45 LOFTS Btheast, commer, Second snd MeGwon: | NEW STOR (ES AND OFFIC ES O50) =e : ite switch ats ‘ »ARL B U 1 DINGS n ba sernen? > - . 2 4.00TS8 ™ STORE: Ss 112s ’ fem av., with show window TALS VA ax : A with good hase me: . lIlixx Washi ‘ ¥.. With good hasement l4xx Washingto . with basement. Mi a WALTERS REALTY COMPANY e, > we ; . oe Chestnut Street Olftve 42737 Suburban “e«¢ a rant a ee To LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES TO LET_BUSINESS PRPSES 80! aye ie egal pEREPE Shave pains | Central Central ~ aos sinus ee RBALTY CO.. Agts.., BASTON, 6228 (Wellsten)—Dest —————_——-——- STORE ‘ " > te. 2 ae OF ‘¥ os th lephones ~ + R E— 1401 N. 5S 4cRar. s enog? apher, $5 17 (4 ie opt argon Treks in ideal poca tion. Ba cncbend io. 7 7 Fine dav | HOTE L FOR LE a ee ane BUSINESS ea RP'SES ~ rt ‘y RO4 " =} e nab 2 . s STORY Bl ILDING __ LAFAYETTE, 2733—Store: call Sunday _ ENZ REA! 614 Che 1410 e oe 6TH ST. 7 | we Spel 44Z 7G Ko. DES SIR. AB LE OFFICES rrr 7 _? , | - ye _ FOR LEASE | . 2109-11 OLIVE ST. _iook st thie, ik — nest Dispatch Went ad Phins ~ aa aa or Sun. a «* : y ecg] hens coun. agate, 5 “deity, ‘$8c y I™irmedia LOR SE SS . - +. SS @ispiay. s5c daily, E5c sun Drecounss. GIRALDIN B R OS. :3 + — iad auto oc. 30 — 7 times 2 ~ . ?n TRL, a ' Panay STN : \? hs aide : iy 2. Sun. Se: , uA. SC 17th and Olive Sie PSS SSS SMS, PLANS, ESTImaTES SOUTHWEST CORNER Ww , ~ — ' — emo? CHEROREFR. sTORES To LET Southwest M ARTI IN & BREITT 1118-22 Chemieal Bidg Pine St. Building | | FOR LEASE a gett Setanta Pe pind cin r \* Sa 3 - £APLENTION. LAWTERS Wri? « ame ~ora 8 £ 6ei-L2sDGica ‘ ani -4 Martin & Breitt ~h>? ‘ (hemieal Bide. gi 11S -& Lae at S100 JOFFN | wor yw Al ate i FOR LEASE - € 7o XN . exis om ~~) . ; ‘S m RI ©. 1631 _ Arcade Bids ie “pee : WASH 1105—Nice tittle store sultadie % WASHINGTON: A\ Jeventh — : : _GET ON OTR PHONE WM &? as ' : : i ‘2 - ; . ¥ _ : 4 3 ‘ a TT SOLD | ONE ‘ » . oioet ‘ 1’ 7* | ‘ : ™ : 2 : . ae - ‘ ' . . - —_—_— - , > ~ Jefferson and Frankiio—New “eres ‘ . ; Hi : . cae 7 Sis." Jefter. an Ant ISA Al COOK & ¢ t eS) YOU ONE OF THE .. wo 30 . 5 7 4 . mati ——— oF ~ bow NTOWN BUILDING FOR RENT L106 Arcade b o* oulw—s tore LOFT SP: es ae ltd Toy Cs ~ 4a 3 moT at r ; K , ha + Lr LAr) ST ST. SHOW ROOM oe "3384 Lacuset Jarme showrvem and bulid S 2 } W ASHING +TON tre eRrelent ae : tire serenth floor 50x13 FRANCISCUS at. 77 = . etn light 1 three sides Rent onir ; mth kor ean a aryve ti _ "s) fh? al “cae fee? anc , » ty . ] 23-29 OL IN ~ - ik “tp reyrr & => 3 » : ' “ 10x! Sa hm. 1204 “A «a. x : wit wit " hee pi ~ “les on } e a . : eae . ' - “? : : Serr ; ; rr! ate : ffice x - . . P wet g , : Bas mr 7; oS tne Gam dieton Bidg t P o c News ; : _ Weds ELSE dns pane laggic - MEAL CSE DP eAN TEE ae hry [-) PERS FACT RY BL iLDING 4 W ASHINGTON || tare ee ACTO 3 ING Second SO, with. elevates 1 West En y basis heap : A A . wih Dor how [Over Quarter Century et-Dispatch ____ S160 Tan meee sea ots REAL ESTATE CO ee ORIGINAL Quick SaLF WANTED AGENTS _CHRI: ae IER, 1078 Hodiamont. (cod) ’ - E HAVE featured the eol- mation of rents for near! y -hal fa eentury. ayotem includes personal ht od 12 fats of three and $315 per montz, gu bfect up- to-date > rent ac- investigate eur ma Cottages ee ae * a *. ar? nce. . 2D rPT MEIER R O.. 624 MEHRKENS-OTTENAD Original Quick Sale CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY OWNER WIL EXCHANGE FOR FARM Northeast “orner ceptionally well-ba = rents nearfy $9000 mm .. ‘ #treptiona. + ALOW—4 roon Smaler busi- excCiangs =. * +4 “~~ Oe "OSL-L Spa Nas. -. Larmily — ; Ww str aTH rw: ? — BUY . - t oo cite ¢e ns ee WE ‘NEED PROPERTY La = = WAVE BU YER ror LEASEHOLD and fo =e ——' WANSTRA | WRISBERG LIGHTNING ‘REST LTs ~~ e . * “=o =F : — i® . Tal EARNFST MONEY IN THREE HOURS WoT NEC EXSARY To LIST Wen: ? or mHewn tz "saree R rexoTT ‘ VALUE. GOLDMAN REALTY ¢& 7 vn McD—VACANT 10% 7~ et &e sent. State Blaine, nerth side «at of Dis. 150 5S ana 3 roeme: bath (jamens. 2. Side preferred. 3413 — ding and s* rooms. singte of } cash duy- Lot 80x1 LS ft. : f: 3-+- 4-5 ~OOrTLs 2 minima — = OL IVE STRE "S feet west of Rreatw vy ap 4 RTM = =™N H ’ Tlarset . paced > ay he "ws ; — — ——~- . _ ene > FLATS iND ee ee heen | . Lad 7 ae aed = ae > a’ ARK WANTS Dpreperty suitable : | *. MORPTT. = ea +s? Oy > — & «beams bi ane T WITH GREULICH of Saieen. Mo Be teas “OMMISSION = PER CENT "e cellar : Aneto di ngie. doubie Jeshee on * JLilom . — “ee Demneer TER JONES R Dispa: went Dr Yaie EX CHANG —— adits. Dinden andl 2pm . is our io oe “ unprovet. was JOHN C GRETLIic# REALTY Open Monday evenings. Grand and Hebert. ‘2. —#. Pruek! rege. ‘terre ide or West End weet vetween SSOOy end é Jottereen_ 5 = : _ 3 alr e a of the he Water Tower ste of Gane av... betwees : Bialr OG2175 ‘me 6 ali impres ear Otabans Rtolt . av TT? yer D: —— St. ay a sa] Genes) wT... oy "4 mevred et Motor : WATURAL BRIDGE, NEAR 23 KINGSHIGHWAY vac ~y ag — COME OF soar . ~~ = avo a ae of we oem sheer. ss east sce . , of (ama mc 24 °” ss, ; water anc sinel r You. Have for eg somes 4 new 35 and 6 room ff fust being com jeted, prices $15,000 é rer’? a L. "RON nt, TI1 Chestnut st. Otive | soe? | tza | 2s Benton E> | LE OR EXCHANGE—Som buliding lots Apeiy F. Ac eae, Zi} - sale: ict 2521728: ¢ ¥. as LoT—30x170 3800 Montan 28 THBOBALD & oe LER. Grand 157. nm + pi.. on Dover jot in Holly Hills. GO et Morganferd > -- > = 7 size <a HNET <=R Realtor & Bull ‘wr . = onen pound as RAVYOr AY HA SAIN. 100 feet of ground with faee. 4163 Grevots rant &. 3. SEIRERTZ REALTY 1-4 Morganford (‘orne Near BReva Mil J. I. Epstein, 617 Ches an “14 ' entral Ma GRAVOIS” ee ee Ne { OLLM EYER oe 6S ces sn ATTENTION ilders or speeulators. have 44) feet of unrestr Yaeant on Bates st.. 4 b West of Grand av.: lot 22 @eep: can be used for i trial purpese er home § | Must turn this into cash p Mice. Look it over and Me an offer. Riverside 282 “Tape © ASH—$3 MON i #TREET REA LLTY Pe sh) 2 mene na ford, then south te € “Srdia. Salesman there Beat the iandiord. : SCHOLLMEYER R E. Cf 64 NM. Tth St.

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a —_ ~— " _ a —— —— — _ . a ee ee ai ae, ear ie assem Peo Ie os te Pe PRE 3 Dee Tae y F . . PAYS ERE IEEE GEISER 2 RE OR PERE PRRE ERLE REE TT A RIOTS TOLL NE TRI STILE GG FT yo INL AO UR HOT I OM SAREE NINES IR TESTER AGH SERIE EOI I INT GOR CIES S igak ay =" carts : Se a ; ¥ ** oRTL. 6, 1924. @8"1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today: SUNDAY a eo AP > ne : oe Rin, @ 6. th34 ey EAL EST’TE FOR SALE | CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE | CITY REAL EST'TE FOR SALE CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALECITY REAL EST'TE FOR SALECITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE BRR Y | REAL EST’'TE—wrp. ee a North | = =” a* = = —— = at — = ———————— nace ; ’ ; Sab ? BS aE Residences Wan ™ “of the Water Tower’ | | | Ww, eal res} lence teq P - of Gano ay., between Blair ne | ‘nd or Ove — sing’ e f Y side 125 of vacant: fine for | | ; tO]. : and: sna )} Ph. 1n 7 10K wil 1 sacrifice this lot | prop- = _ ‘OSt-Dispater n mh, > s ™ — ae et ae ee ln : PARKVIEW HOU ERE on Ginnie : Z Hi . ’ SE ; sey & SON, 1025 Chestnut. | } 00. uel hewy B modern hom. vA BRERBRY & SON. 1025 Chestnet | IH mr | deti x G-343. Post ty May ee a Northwest pen | Wy all improve ment 8. Suburban Property Ww, S gn ite Syere av... tocuire 3022 ali iy | th Orv rhe ing r , vt re . ma wots Ty er Ve ae uae ss a aoe i, , IN +/In the Very Heart of Central South St. Louid E25, sex i é eA ots, es ee eee Merk, | ALY » fie ae ena a i ‘ 7 - rs Ae f, a ¥ 4 igen an am 3 ay ¢ be set | * a a eras rat ey: ‘g ee t z , aes : SUAS, ae eae CREEL a af pe ih ‘ raertiss |Ts a ‘ a ae ) fe et ear h; at the end of | | i | Y 30 line sacrifice for hit f Vf WHA AY AY sg ohvs Y “, ha , os I} teed ‘PY . — “Bridge ver ime. & i int 1] iis | Vg - sd See ll HW RG WER OV E RK cn Bordering Tower Grove Heights Disbaten. ecation, price Boe Orel it oth wi CO... Tyler 875 it \ © u“ 4 DA = ta $1." F ont: Diane ee ale for im Ae Ay : ~130x138 = ; x d vias De | ri Fy ial WAL NG ae vj MO Ure BPS Ups 4000 West—3300 South - wn ed, F_Carten. 5. i. Te mn av. ' | 7 UBL E- %, t * "T 5Ox150, s. @&. co! ia\ ie For Colored—Wantag § 2 ‘ we vale yeecrae | wthood: streets | ia% ghar ete “Cash olored ; W5g or = F Gaw ° ee ai d ; 59003 mat 7s ~™ Hi : bo — m8 O & Atl O nN YN) e X C C e pay cash. 205, 2p a. i09: i (Grand Avenue and Carondelet Park ) HH ape Ashi ian av. ' Box _ TOWER GROVE Livi prove nents a + CITY REAL EST'TE FOR we ae “s i Ab : Beet ‘ail im et Motor Co. Box i | cn LOTS —For Fe Post-Dispatch. _ saree | | Where Your Investment Is Assured ame bey lon “ai, r x sh rhs Ke (“ali 5650 Grave in. 25: 541° N. a) ing igh . tone n. with benef! t of. 5 5-foot -. von want a classy location | Not Just Lots Only 1200 feet west of Grand avenue. 1400 feet south of Tower Grove Park. 100 feet north of Gravois. , we » re HANG LOTS Cheap. Ts, Com Dp: some ns ; I : H. 403 Commerviay "th ER “¢ E tareai. call Colfax me ‘right 7 Sw | NESS GORNE} ial Bidg. - ory mR. EB. CO., 506 Wa int : cs But G uarantees of . stores r —Vaca ant: Sees _— So fellow * n¢ rth cf Mirche ry >Y N U Sulitner wr ” ‘ - i751 Te hip ow; let 4 . ‘ (- SAN CO non as . across , 4 ‘ é | a, os t. on Natura ' >. KORT oe Sei h ‘entre 5063. 4) ' | tt 7) tz : j a —_ * 1f N. sti -” entral 0 able oe oes. Will sell ata Very ~ a w. cor. Mimika and Li S a I ee S MERA “ANPIT ~ Doma mal oO $25 per foot. CRAI ~E | le ¢ ' E TRUS? oD . a gos}, Wainwright Bidg. Curbs ih baad easy ARR as ete “4 ¥ ~ 5) ~ > oe vr a apne bees a f Bs al 4% sega by RUSSELL PLACE h and Locusts sts., St. louta ; La ri —— ft. . —— Sur et ts, = a Northeast ee 25° $40 ft. Broadway and ms aunt being completed; prices $15 000: rea- 125 ft. Vise Vv a "4 Ss > of ‘ ‘ . ‘Ae 4 thst, near deepeatend: 7 WL. RONALD, 721 Chestnut et. | South St. Louis. Office on Grounds. Prices Reasonable Hasy Terms % Q h , > OAM HILL AVENUE" CE SPRING AVE. is chea . aa zt " ok south of Florissant: 340 to $55 : Ninth. near Angell 40x1 o: } f Bk factory site on raflway, Bast ee acres, Pernod $25 000 Apvly F. A. Berry. it Bonita av. th 2 eee sale: lot 252128: cheap. Victor | ||| Reaullt ON i and City Limits "eS 6as00W | ie iN} | . Snr yeas See ae Nk EO GlETP@ V C Dal The Security Guarantor to bull} bungalows. that will zz. tion om east s.de aoe RE 00, 105 w. oth, 4 ge will build for you. Have for sale Avent. | $25.00. South thing, including transportation, location, environment. teri, | JOHN BULL, 20 N. Pth , Mate 1 For price and erms 10 120. LOTS FOR SA e E a6 worm fiats. if : . s . Dis . LE. See eee ae ee 815.000: rea. | | see the last high-grade subdivision in wn J. oO . Pr OELI ER. and 157 Be sLER, Gr is i. ABB TT REALTY oOo, THEOBALD & Z I 5 Ohestnut st. THT in Grandover pl. .. on Dover; 35x anaes . lit “heat ; ili 1 Victor ; ‘ a | — Sy as Victor 1008 aT | Subdivision 2610 Gravois Avenue R | t C : ealty Lo. ; ; feet; price as __ Lac! ede S101. | | FAVE, $500 first deed of a SciSA improved. $27.50. See ' . 16: 7 Sidney 2676 lot, South St. Louis, worth $1¢ WO: + * pToT—torl3s, ‘Humphrey. $ ” (c) t 1 V e] rside 16 a2 for diamon: ° FLOYD A. JOHNSTON REALTY Co. : i P AOTS—Two. 30 feet eac! ng OS) oo Res | ie es f RO EES, - : ° ° i eco Kingshighway. Tyler 2258.__/ || ___. ——- = 3 512-16 International Life Bldg., ghtning Agent. : Cabany 285. 710 Hamiiton. | plots feet on Kansas st.: biock west CHOICE BUILDING LOC of Kingshichway. Tyler 1782. Se ‘ N . Clayton av.; 30x140: west of 4auh SGoTs—2. $0x125 cach. on Moniana. Southwest ee i. West ___ | SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE 8th and Chestnut Streets $3200 tak wet of Grand: price $3000, See | —____ re eee LS Ee WEST END F LAT BUNGALOW—-» rooms, bath, furnace, ga- Tel, Olive 7623-24 Clayton av., 30x140: wast of € @. WM. RODIEK & CO., 2618 S. Jefferson. LOT—On Devonshi re @ foot See owner rage: modern: all conveniences: 1408 : SD. 364 ee > @r onven- Le Roy av. Ride to 7300 on St. Charles cluding large. ‘modern brick garages § 0, : a -equinagggee to car line, $20 per = tors— Hawthorne-Dover place, south side. . : J and — ns nvel ; : King) shway, 80x135; uth of ; = 800 feet meat of rane a. F. are. ©000 At le §UBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE | SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE | 4 $378 a Late —Choice: west of Grand; $30 per - adel! : 9: ustrial section; bar- HI-POINTE” ADDITIO: Puuth COTTAGE 1 pom: jot 100x200; Quin- | LAND—Acre and 4-room house: $2950; / a including improvements: part cash, se , ae — ac ad werlod ee Valley: scene reve Ceca? car on balance terms. Bex 0-17 ‘8. Post- -Dis. ——— ae nae ST. BETA AV. BUNGALOW —Large: | ) > rooms an od Dath on PL A Be ata arom — .e-. en i. oe § siesta ar to Marto Reoutinarbe =fH~jo* 9-ACRE TRACT | - _ THREE 55-FOOT LOTS ist floor; 3 rooms 2d floor: hardwood 48. (°. MCRFIT. 1024 Title Guar. Bie: ‘Ide ene : LOT—N ice: 4408 Pennsy ivan a s ana ; . r? %, Dale near mi? } in ro " anal . . Bon ite. ave . Bie f Ours. ti:eg bat nh. stea m i eu t beautifu FS Se ‘ J ] ) 4 1 iti? rue : . A * owne SEAS Ash Ee ee eS. Fe nN i Ground level ready Street made: nice business corner: 15x i ine weet ae ee bo. ae ee boUse at an unusual price, $8000, $2509 | COUNTRY PLA E—Of 432 acres, 1 block RESIDENCE—6 rooms and bath, stucco, 84. Penney !vania Park. County. Je PAPIN 2 Tm TE tu a 6°26 hestnut sf epee EPS “ITA a. *) > Oh from O}f t abou 20 minute near new high school: every converti- ROL AND | A. _ WISE, 114 N, rou —BOEHM. i 2th and Ches nut sts.. Agec. va hg - AC R E: . ee oe in "aaa Paeciel Z : } Al. SON RE AL TY oe ‘abanv 3 Bots from tv; 6-room house, o4 fruit ¢t os, >; close t “al lines, etc. ‘ ~ : ; Ss Se. ae — ee £ sail — oem ana | tae étalon : ro | a fa 4 : esi ‘ apevin , sal s 20F rais.n ‘ CAL, (>t TTEN | LOTS—I have a few lots near ae ' +e | DESIRABLE WAG A ANT FOR ¢ Grove Heights. $23 ioe foot : 2 blocks... Ts ‘i on FElichelberger av.: 2 Seba | *M arviand Terrace ere % i pgp - fu Poultry © 2 Se MRE RH north to °o! st av. a Mrs M - Box S. - . Pees» 690 weg - a — ASSOCIATED RF LL 403 Co bE; take St. Thomas revi. : Th. st Pu 99° 8 ifi ~¥ “e + ation, walk west ock to Walton, | | The word ‘‘REALTOR” signifies nal u swoou - 7 from car line; cash or terms. x 0-09 eng iecagne ‘ik highway: piats abo Post-Dispatch. ‘ . A oe >! ingsoiznivra » ia eu ~. a Cor. Westaserejand and Asbury. ane ; erlat a vt ea ike sina * Hi ME § ‘ side of bier- Sa nm. ai v Mi Mt 6 } ' ! ' : : a } } } n : ’ , ' Pict Vaixzk "| suitable for factory = — Fine, on street ( , yo ? ia . LIE "KING 31 ryt ;uar id 100x724 ‘ yiheves. rriowe er t hie ; 2CON 4 ; r rd.. “aT As, ’ in th at a reasot = mult ‘] 4 .. sate. vw as 3 4 - R ] Es t . WEST SIDE OF SIMPSON PL, Salm” any two: 30x110 $20" Quincey eon ea A — i tetnaen sine ‘tin th ate Pon vu ext. of Presbyterian Church. Axk | &> ‘rice; beautiful building site e wher. -cheninitinasinicnesiiscsapliiadiiualaiaaai tiles member of the St. Louis Ca tate aie | south lof Lafayette av.: 105 feet? ver a “im ee Ms pend a363 S ey io rice $2000 ur contempilat hom for R Sinit} — : , inverestec ; . : a> ENCE 10 rooms, hot-water heat- = h t t d it “2718. sultandie for ats or & —~ fi80 OUX on OTrisotni, 19 and 102 ‘EIN nestnut t. = Te : ae soe — a atin , Al as iT: T. TERR) mtd nestnut buLhulidings fruit : 1, Jtei . ‘ ; WEST SIDE OF MACRLIND ava ot “al >. genarate if wanted a — — pee — , 5.4 . ao . pera ‘ tg : “re m Beene. oye a - — - ; es 0 Bhat . — Oo rhe S, ee” ) Exchange, W O mus opera Cc un er ] 8 north of Northrup: 100x1 | : ox a eee | SACTORY OR 1 iB SIT ——O: faim ay Aa a eae eee ow > el tae, tek ae a os are ee Ene an |) 6 house directly north of Midland Valley | } a oa rultahie aT CORNER SARAR AMD e100) eh ~ a of cround on itch (Wabash). on paved street. 43% xitte aoa tse Figg eet A ete Pe Se ‘?| Golf Clubhouse, west side of Gray av.. | rules and regulations. O WES . ws ’ hichway Southwest, ty 7 ema bet er eh SP g ee Ml me Se 4 ie ' ioamiomr re EE rage TM. at... BOUSE-—4_room oh acres: $2000. $800 second house north of Thorpe av. Owner , £ | B® Kines uthwes th, 23xx we . dan ctors \ Wondertul as BROWN REATSY | cash, $25 month; Riverview Gardenr.| leaving the cfty and must sell. For | | Deal With a Realtor yi, the cfty must sell. I GRATIOT: 75 feet: business corner, : Mielet Park and adicining H 1} a, ~ - | wrt : IE sh a ¥ 9 6588 oe 1x Ow anc Varad ‘ x . pre as ‘ ss 7 iJ 4 RE . * se z >} ‘ ; : ment. lable for any kind of building. ~— oo This has a big future: price only se —_ ig. 30 rm ” Oe) loner 3a ° D.. fices. Ke nton o11. Ca bany § -.:..5 -, Post-Dispatch. a per nd parficulars, see us. © , 00 feet on north side of Zephyr fam acre. WM J. HOLLOWAY. ~. eee = a - I R ~ (| nee KAT OW WH... - L¢ USE—7 rooms and reception, pantr: ALE, E RI tT TERRY & CO., 823 Chestnut. ] e state XC e or 5 (Zephyr Heights) en ter Very &&, LOTs—2. 3: rs v eyburb: all LeSsSIaGdeL) FAA -) TUOMS; CORY breakfa — ve aes! a ia “J _— A -—— $$ 4 rr bungalow: will divi ae ee ; am Rye Tene mprovements wn indell 324 ‘OOK . t ai! ha raw oo Lioors 2 ! 2 etre eevee ene rapes . RE SIDE S—If there ever was a 0»bar- with al)! © for = IPE 4 aon § DP 4 (en AY — ———__- ——- —--- -—- - - -— — ——-— ’ ryy ‘ hye sie} ‘ _—" +e — lew c~ penfe.ia 4 “ ) near Lae Ciara , : ' 7 7 rare See AT Lae SHAD ee ae ROE TTT ono eer a: | OT —S0ex Julian. 5 : SITE nroukhout: hot-water eat: jarge lot. | “Rachenteld. Ballwin. near Lackland. | " gain. this ts it: ‘S-room brick with Bath | WAINWRIGHT BLDG. (¢99) buble OOL ae AN REALTY co.” % = 4 ee ke ee See, SU | nga . Ne Webster and K ood. Price $775 “ome and beth. furnace. gas. electricit pris you ) ' — pouth B Sacasr—i0: 31125. Oek Hill and McDon- | 40T—WUnrestricte bath. furnace; sin arage: lot use, newly decorated oe >. ele Charles to Woodson. south to. 2 SUBURG'N PROP'Y Fi FOR SALE | | SUBURB'N a 150 3 . iv New Orleans. f } ture. ‘ you art ao : ; amt ie ; y ; ae) TIne. é . pert : . ly ; ; ‘Tins Ser . station. the nh west one- half hyio« k of . THINE oF TT: GL ENMORE AVENU UWACANT—Lafayerte. southeast corner § . = ; m4 nay vou ins Garden). BOxidl,. © Nicholson pi.: 440x135: no restrictions —Geod buildir oe | senkheae r new home i: wit tan ane all day Sunday. J nt. Geo. Nicho a + oF ¢ a ‘0 907 , FP & 7 ~ oo nae « “ rime : : oo ~ +) & ~~ ~ ¥ ie) . Ls « . P temt? atte : . “ . - room eo phan a a 3. area . 5 ; § Te NERRMANS. wR. R ECO “ F. A. i ry. 211. 5S. Jefferson — j 2. MISsissIP PI Za ALLEY Dj a a . “3506 B U: VGPAL, site se} Two of 5 ro oms at 1d : aT IL BE + rooms, outbuildings. v ith five | conveniences: ent iful tot. 100x230: on oe oa PP ~ re all ne ell with pttrachitea : ’ . = . . , . , . ; i Ma * h arm nira de , eaci; Wii ; use LOrins ‘ r) fers ’ 2 , a> niies mar - anitol er Trice y our Mc ausiand and Pernod, 50x16 ‘ ob Olive RAS Rigi. Chestnut ge? | LOTS —Three 40-f a’ 4jO1 —os lot Main 5640. owner on remises this afternoon. reir acres land ; Me ome: : Rive . spec : . mat © road. wit h ares ito d wai iks, et i ANDERSON OIS AV. BARGAIN. Jhauce : ; Mz rion poms = pagar ial ’ : ee? E: , eet of ground with a 4-room cot- and = ’ as wadill, ~“ uiS Deal — , ; _ 2 ote Biri) “a double ; ari : ~* ”? bloc ka Ask for he _.. Hol loway , aa a a ; : ¥ + m . a - te ‘rms or trade 5 an sit vy if i a’ Onl i©3 ih ae ’ : . ‘ eo nd q : are ate cusbaeuntinauahapememmnmaiannmngnen anewuacen — - teens : i ‘ S., th at. . STARK RK LOTS Be Ma ae +T 6 ae nn KOTSREAN., : 301. 722 Chest stm 5 9: gta read fe puth ve arhet suger north and lock west of | HU! sE—5 rooms, electric. cas, bath, ce 75 BUNG ALOW S—Neatest in St. Lou. is j Riverside onde. . Central S89Z6w. Me gem Hampton Park Lot gee wx ou Monret sl . , ie 1704 : aie. d . : and pe ’ otly peoneeet ag res As y ro and _La ke car track, | Overland fF aes ene. ¢ pos em 100 f ie. “ : tile ~ cs ee ue AFFTON PROPERTY FOR SALE a restricted lot ; au | 1 B0e140 ft, ~Prinestol SE ag 82 pach gape Hl nie ae ot. lence i ned “200 lots have been # n | BUNGALOW—4 rooms. bath. breakfast ne; jot 118%4x124 $4500; will take | electricity, gas, et?.: $7300: garage ex-| oe eee ACRE HOME, EF ELS | tal aul ru dfvision by 2 depth of feet: AY., Uv niversity | Pare. RON Ee. . : sc OT “800 C “*hestnut. the Moorlands subdivision. the ee I Pap . bul t-8n ret kere 4 and BP mg $°000 cash irniture $~ 5 owl Irv _ fos e Lra $500 - ae mgt emg: i , os | wa 4... Breen ~ Bernt aa oy ive fleor eee at office. Uwner will seil very tana. er —_———— = ~ a rhich admittedly is unsurpassed for . (er, ric. Dew! ainted ent: also furniture; leaving for Callfor- t laries Roc : lock | 83+0W, . ; el ae ag es tt. Bamberger and Montane Morganfor “| $ orners LOT—Southwest orner Hamilton and | which aiid . . and i: garage. ltrs use: ag 110 Louis av.. near ‘o- E00 Ss. Broad- ‘est of lac kiand road. See Mr. Fitz- ‘hroughout: tile bath, hot-water heat: wit Hi DU & t iot Cornell Av nive AY. Ridge: lot 8&8: “x10: >): with garage; fine | ome ¢ nviro! ert. : wae _e minutes ~ , ar: 30 minutes t wary c9P) —T) nm premises. Olive 564. /10 acres of ground; beautiful tree-covered #712 N. 1 ; race Subdivi sion, near Delmar . io Near Bevo M! i] for © cottages or flats bs .- ' ” ‘2 , aed ‘lay? 1 te? P sad rik - r} "$50 u : from ; Tr; a . SEE ERR : > ae o, KEANE « rR ANKE. 1008 Chestnut. lawn, orchard, rapes. berries, etc.; a won- “ 50-ft. lots, De Mun Tract, Uanm ry LE _OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. ‘at, : mi gag ww dhe . Fy.est! leavine city; save 8: ifax 22% | | LAND—5.60 acres, 10 miies west ann. : ” — home for someone . Box G-366., stricted: South Roseberry ‘ pstein, 617 i ( ‘hest nut L OT: 0x134. Un 7” 7. exington Av 3 Park. ie JAiporrpe w ‘ fice for quick sa $30 foot : -Dispateh aa Bes = A age nid a ae oe _. cea aanaiemeretiisniesuanaigina and Marshal! av.; ‘house cast oO We 3 brothers are building one bunga- ep aes vi 60x80 Cambridge, University Park. _— RAV OIS He IMESITES No. yd Beard, ‘ 21 Itnion. ‘ — -. — = ee Bean a itl ak — ' | LAN § acres: € ym house, outbuiid- 3! ail. 4 all Sunday and ~ ae. RADY.| low apiece: 2 brick. 1 frame: 6& rooms. Fook t electrye Got, Casper ¥ are on —?. wo ee ee , les ot r rain highway feke St. Charies car to Mars! aii av. bath, all conveniences: will sell on very % ; iH r /100x200 Boland Drive, Moorland Tract - CORNER GRAVOTS AN TAIT = =~ - ; ” | 25x84'3 ft. adioining 1458 O’Pallea. E Rea erro E BU ILDERS. SEE | Arundel pl. half block west of st| 3914 N. 11th. Tyler 576. cee | ee ee ae ee ee a av. 0 ren ne. water |Mouth ré. + | Rest to Jobn Nusbauin's brick. Ed Nus-| DOULTRY FAN NCIER‘S HOME 4 a 7 a | ~ 4006 OU | KENWO" »D . ash; also and hb feem ln A Baap A ecg We are ce a and gas; $10 foot. 1. nde to | CHANCE POR CHICKEN ‘FANCIER. bungalows ae WITH BIG INCOME | STARK, = $$ eet! UNTIL TOO LATE? GET YOUR Soe aes Conine with m 1 A. L. Daw- | . ner Tennyson and west half LOT—100 feet. Normandy. on cipecie: win ORE Re BW ee ee chicken GOING LIKE HOT CAKES @ ART NOW: COME TODAY. a: aetbes just west “nion oa Natura! “Br dge and | Mano &. Se ty ae ame Sain ne sacrifce, $15 foot. Box _G-403, _P.-D e and jem locks to car, 1 to Theer 4-room brick bungalows with tile A R. sc HOLLM EY ER R. mr cO , ca ¢ . "e : - “pane shih pane comen a ——— —— - 4 (% “ ye we Te . Point e- b ” privat e “ain rua d M A ¥ “ w 1T” rE KR. c VU Man- | Dat and all conveniences: oniy $54 ntira ' 4] yW—Nor m pan ly. Mo..: nev Ly wT hol y P : ; ’ { Nor and Jefferson and Bese mew 104 N. 7TH ST KORTE RE ALTY & LOAN CC gecko pont circle drive. Cabany 4303R. COTTAGE—6-room;, bath, gas. electri owner. Cail 1121 Dover p! ‘ester rd, 1 block east of North and | $500 cash. balance $45 yer month includ. LOT OT—F “ix | 30. mt Jefferson ané s live 14: - 10 \ } Ce sien ae rooms, | rat ss, ss or = r TF 5K) Sh lew: } ik Pp ree i300 See ov ner, 4203 - as _ ~ amet - = ay oi oti Ol a FG. E a Pa aa ing a’ i wy + a you re from oo ae NG ALLOW New rooms, $36 tavenwo _Pine Lawn. — LOT—S0x156, in Daretmoor au ; , and want to be shown, come ont and look BUNG ~— ey mg 5 7 ‘cot 1 LEXINGTON Pl.. ra | at them. Take Creve Coeur car to Cher- et.: SBA) Bomont 1569 | “z ATT RIDGE AV T—It NREST R 7 : Se I kiand, See GTO ’ =... | UIDGE AV. LOT-—( NRE l Box H-& -ost-Dis , SRNR ton 1956 7112 Oakian ' . : ; - WASHINGTON | AY, Ww EN ION 29 feet. near to OUSR: a ha in. = ~. | COTTA ‘_—4 rooms, bath, garage, modern. - a . "Voir a orthwest CoT- | @ a piace and Lucas and Hunt lack road. weik south one block, Inquire 74x150:; south sidle of GR . MORRIS AA‘ ‘HH R. CO RO we thy B UNGALOW—New Lackland road. Creve Buy direct from owner; save $500. 5812 LAT Page and Link rd., no é 6 beautiful rooms, sun perjior; 15x16; ab- for Mr Armbruster | ee} = ——_—--—— - — —_——- —- -_—— ee "' ' m~ . r . : ae [= . a ~ 2f)- ig jor ; oa , - - ie See —_ . . ~: 198 CO Sit int, ‘ite Bilge. pauders or speculators. I SOUTHMOOR LOT BARGAIN out, ne; poate on bad Easton. | —enement._ Coes 2) ee late E 220M. gt’ ee KOR re MALTY. “Gira SOCKE BE tO. Avis, £23 nent, _=_* . I nines i. —— q . » e " +> . 5 Cora Stor ze ang m™. % od pa ras. on ‘ . ee ee a ee eae 2 Jt ; ethane Ti. ssi ed ra KE " — a he ale ie & ‘ ot ae , — Vw Sw TrCH PROPERTY. Mave 400 feet of unrestricted lots in this high-grade subdivision (Penn- BI CX GALOW - room frame: hath. e¢1 -OTT: cos room. Water. gas. electric: | LOTS—On ¢: racks. 39 lote 50; Olive 1437. 106 N. Sth st. Central 5063. 1 acre and eae [a BN. within 4 have 65.951 erty. fc ng - t* nt on Bates st 4 bloc ks oy il aw os yA b] . j = yt? ‘ ; lov , care for y 4 ma . we ry 1H iy ry . ‘KER v “ & t ejectricity t; 1} —— Sea Ut) uouUrDan ’ . = 7 =: , “ oS root: one pIrock 10 : ==> GOoopD “FUTURE é % ' oo Delon “on lot in Primm pl.. lo- RITNGALOW — Spor e ra near ve gt name 2 nes “ 0 1, nk “ . vei .. Take , yuick sale: nsidier automonp ie pe = — © Ree omy om a Pia ay a stuces ‘ Inestire for Chee Hemmond — sate — . weet © Be (Sa eng tgs oe al gg KINGSBU RY B ia. I OT ee; Steen. meee "| tieckats): walk north 1 block Ask for Sn yment: terms: no dealers. Box | |. dvive out Natural Bridxe to Carson BUNGALOWS, ST. LOUIS COUNTY, side Morgan, 04 we eek Mill, waik fant: acai = a — es ” , ' ; Be rages. etc. 08) BE ge A crag . rank Prone ir i Post Di =De ti h Eas ee "hi oh eoutt ‘to Turner. 1 block west ‘Two meanwtiful 4 rooms. strictly modern, syne naling eres ‘sare vO fret; Bood eet THE OB ALD & ZOELLER and 107. rAGE..>-room frame. gas and elec- ' LO}—Eunic er Summit: 50x150: one {3° “6 6vaw. Strecker. Will seli on! h r¢ . Murphr beds. on é i ih fade A ond . - Cheatout. , lot: rT strix tier ne i i‘ me strict. rims rr nged ‘ OT AGE DERE, “ ( AMmMe. ga ana } - j su . for M Law r : . _ EPSTEIN, 617 © , . : fram eo cond _ o- fie teed ‘ : “17] RES. = aie k STATE co oy UNGAL Ow—S& rooms. sieam heat ge rir $2500) $350 eash: bie | } andes car une emi Jos. F DICK MA: ~ KR. E. CO.. ee line; emmall cash 62. Central 48. 4 ae Me any time Agent ther a ee ak ee 1855. 12:h st. '| vege; beautiful. spaded loi 100x160 an “GERLING REALTY, 62124 start nage 23 Chestout mt, $45 per 4 O° sae owners at 103 we leh; ag ASS — eer ‘ modern conveniences: special pri of PO ny 2508 : _ Offi ce aon Sunday 5. B. M REIL 3 Chestnut. —_—— — ee, . & reome, strictly moéern; one Dleck | alah st. — ) — 2 BN oo 5 - ae emer BU NGALOW BARGAIN line; $1000 cash and $9 i ee Sine oe i, South Fourteenth -* ‘ : . noe r 1 4) . . . ar $5500_ if solid at once. Ki a WeoG “P14. COTTAGE—$14 a et aay term yee a 2 A oo av., OD same os 7 nerth of Olive 2, SALAH North =: STREET REALTY CO. _(: e ep. A: B. : A InoT 1s hi. “Hi a—ernerunaren : moe : . ~ — si F AC TC RY { MR i ' AR AG E SIT LF BUNG 4 LOW—Modern rey sun varior. aiso one for $s: 100: $100 caasn balance sf Park; 27x150: asking « AN ugust - ronde let Park 4 _— sete 4 "0900x180 north side Duncan begins 100 hardw oud floors, electri range. bath, monthly. Take Creve Coeur car to Eas See Us. > Drrron & EF SP RINK rootns. rdwoo4 fi AS i Mi rR a r Tr. 102 4 ' eA st of Ne VA SLER*: j . Rt nrice; examine gcuracse. ba ef men : beaut fullv furnisbed: Mi ton P ail "3 inquire four? bh house mor: HILMEP., a 2712 x 14th « . eae > oy 14 ‘ ’ it i : ' ¢ ¢ -" ow a near ae 4 ‘4 aCe Monthly. will buy dan- lot; ideal location =. T , eT cw) the ~ e and Tennyson av... south Overiand H. Rehiing oon biock > nice Righ grouse Oener ieaving city, offers t is magnif\- They : nd 7 “ iw Ki sznak. 4215 N, 2 4 3 ' in Pp k : , } W LASTON- TAY Li 447 > Beet an F os ay ~ . i . ‘oi cx TI AGE New. $ oma. f. tT? g +) 4 “ener nee rr) See —.~ pal ain alow od 10 roomea. ‘te it iding 10 a L.. £_. rc act nee © ii ul : : * ark six e. “j more aston eran » 1 —_ — nae . , ‘ : r =To fats. sf * re P “= 7m a. oa ' rA : : : Ye vot . is Rng (OLIVE nus al, Estate located near Suneét Hill) tite Phone Lindell 912. iB?xlb’ on r lorissant ae Brag a —— : F » bot) ' ' gil ori mone - . ana. s a. : THE _ — ' wi acne eB 5 Mm tent nce Bn pats cone cates bs SI ‘: terme to suit: aiso large corner i ‘¢ ; t - re riced te ae ; ane ie , - jease, Calvary end 104 N. 7th St. ) ee IN THE WEST END BUNGALOW—Bargain: 5 rooms. electric lots with poultry. plants. improve. BASHFORD, Fis | Chestnut st. Olive 2092 aa x Ix ¥ DICKENS, 612 Chestnut st. es Oe Se a ae : feat ures. Imxi5o: 2 cottem. a 1j Filling Station and furnace: Creve Coeur line; “Penmar its: must sell at ohce. Owner, 4965 PESipENCE—Heautiful, i. 8 rooms, on Mar- ify RRR se i: “aemeniios ie mnek Chestnut, . 23 - ~ - ———— —- -—- - a f rasSO ine > * , " | gtop One-half block SOUT . caure of , Brilliante a chest er ar ¢ Wareson rds. ¥ ith « per a ~ OTT eh ygrehea. Lye ae le « rea! ae en mae 7 Transfer Point . , selling. leaving Missouri. W. C Anderson. GCOTTaGE—Think of $4214), buying a round; large 2 Sas Fe * NE. ; ‘bouxht af « in. Price 6 . I. lj. EPSTELN. © ' | owner. (8) well-built. mice iooking brick cotta i . i frame cottage on a *; DOLAN REALT ©. 7306 i ~if f ; j ne ¥4 : . yest we Peas ts moe 1 : 4 | t Ge ~ * 3 CHAS Ta Se ¥ : — 2162 Cents! . BU NGALOW—New. 5 rooms. hardwood water, as, ecictric, ton = peer or } “TM A> ‘xt BK CO. sat south of Reck Island right of ag Office epen Sunday. tte? | ar’ : Bes. ys yuthampton : “." ‘ — “age” +3 — | al tonen | jes garace then os ie ae fF U orn av ; ye tl, oe A 3 * Cocur car porotes electricity ontimamammede Ay hate ot $86 a foot J “en “ d > . RI T 0 7 rick mante eT) ne, she ; 4003 paw! a to A | : t. Charhs er or roat ‘hack- * Riehs Grove - told walks, fenced. SMAL ) "N RY RnR & SON 31° i] N. G Se Sa , =F AGI I +e ; : 1a * cn Oo! On * to Sra h meer & oan ; = : 2 : | iy ' a , . i ‘ olfax 2447 ; al Tire PRS ing rer’ six” all . ‘is a af Tax lor at ner be side _ t a ., ort B | elephone Kit - QD ve ARRUTHE RS : Act 304 5. rane. ad E SIDE YC L- my ul x. " i, Me MEX AMY z. E oo. 5 ‘1308 ~ Grand > : _ . . OFFER WA NTE DB. Paw Month Reser) De o :” get One biock we , _ ~ ‘En aah \erne® loch Clavton o. = COTTAGE -Marviand 6 Heights (Crewe, oe aes me . ‘ghee lu Fi “Tz reet road, reve > ? wae ‘ —— ~~ : of gtireet ODT o#'te . our 14 BF de > ery Berson os e*. . t rie * >’ reome lot 100x ryt tint } . ow ; i Ive TS snte » B a roo L fe wrt! eid , -_ . o lot : ‘ ; NGAIL Ww Brie = rooms “bath. | ele Coeur line. tain e , , ; Now il lotsa it Mycarmore 8 126: é h a owt “ ives Re, fiat , ~ 2 .b0 Ha5e. : P.-D. Bir Fe ew apne vl asl a wag Fn nog a , : ri “244. large vineyard, fruit e: ~ ane gy —e off .. PS . is Lack! At ow fk. ne and ©Oreve Coour ery > a . wt reo _ Pte at ‘os Re: oo Ai? LP oR “ ‘ > . gy " . * a het PARLE cha e aracr. lth an »s or Tr. *4 ; &¢) . = “ oe. . an 4770 Mareuette building fine: no restrictions Page bi. i @ trees ang am ulhery. la: north on Heege ples — $6730. PBCHAN. er vhene Olive Siee" week dame. and 1 are ot eens Sunday from 10 te 0 x 2 will give you full particauers. ; Overland, Me ‘ ve: Te r st. Li ' ++ - ondertu!l ho nfrare house ‘ a LODDEKE REALTY CO., 007 = Be eis wit S owner, ©. ia; bY onderful thoroug iy SON, 1070 Uhestuut. rd. Owner on premises. R. H. Macneil. 2022 24 _ iz i*% wv ee 2 . ”

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6B POST. DISPATCH. Be 1700 REAL ESTATE F or Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bangalows, Cotta ges, Flats, Apartments, Residences F 01 F or Sale eToday. _ /SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE | SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE | SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE) 8 SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE | | SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE | SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE) | SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURE'N P > = . @ ee irkwor ' : : = = - a Clayton Ki irk Sa 2 Maplewood University City Webster Groves f = SRSTER GRC aT ES Small ~— Oma — —_—__———_ | —— = ~ | { Medi ‘ RESIDENCE—wNew. & me. 2 hat ha, RUST CO,. REALTORS. 2299 BLEN DON PL. | RESIDENCE—743 Ha Harvard a\ - * Pooms, . LoT—Beautiful Webster. ~ [oexi 62. soy soe = . “ - wtri nodern: beet veaidentia! ; “OR (a LIST OF HOUSES, . modern; garage 7 . Subu I ban snaiineth are iE , emiston av. SUNGALOWS. FARMS. LOTS _rhis is a 5-room brick oa mee. : WALTER SCOTT CO. ‘805 Chestnut. | eee amo rene. a thi 4 ee j nee 27 COMP ANY H . ao Al , ae js L 5 ; ee vmMes > - RC 1) BRIC K piece, hot-ws heat ennis court; 10lx : 2 , Caius and — 29 Ratcliffe T oom reae- — ' 7 ny a 7 : hon Bw ~ ted o Big » te ster. | — bee these homes for your con- — iS Sasa . i ‘ entra) ; R00- $15.0 . s : ? j large map of, Weebst heat. : ie | ¥, : | ; Zion . $1 : ry . r x r _ . 4 ‘ : } . ’ 0 500. : ~ — . = » . = a= 4 rer ‘ 9 - ‘h3 — 1 ‘eee 100331 Gyo “1 - : aa nnatetmnanriunasnen it ' Holme 8 rooms; twe en | aes.... 1; ae sleeping ore furn eet gas, electric, : on grade. See is! _ a x . ew ay. Ww het eT - mY : : o ‘ : om ; g »> : > + ‘ , 1 * oO ve | fleers 1°4 . ; o> ‘ . : : : - rr re py we [Am MM ~ : ee ‘ : 4 Ris = = sent on equ st. water heat: | porch. fixivres, screens, ‘2 chester re.. _, om. nent " dan home es? See 3 . “NS + es ~; 7 rooms. } wc TAGE—2022 Edwardsviii mad, | Sues. acre ned porches; lot S0x150: re- S, : , ode? a 2tON: DRI e oO r DE wt en . ; oo e ; (‘all Webster fistures. screens: | Macioe B tacgn secumn bat duced ‘to $800 Maple piace: 3% bloc clan PO CORNELG TREN NOR? RESIDENCE S25 Hawthorne av, Wee | Where values are best— . gel informed. ; 7345 Stanies av.. Benton: 1-story frame large front perch; only $3 500 cash, | : Sete ; lot 50x 00: $7500 » BUNGALOW- 1 ‘2 -story — bungalow 6 rr: ” Pion ‘ +o: ine G200- * " SekN ~ . - FE Tact > _. ~ —— a eatin cto « saat Ooms \ ) 3 pore h. : k offerings! (hur organization ve. SJ] 80% j > . = iS - - = - +74 : , ~ ; ry . “a 28. Post Dispate! ) | Conper gutters and screens: metal weather | ®' — ALOWS—aAre you looking for su EN SUNDA " ee. ~ Se aio TS. -egompletely courteous and $7500 oilet, electric. finished basement room, |,.2°% X. Va Buren: prettiest new Bunga- | roag. Overland. } ‘ ( rs REAI , , room brick, center bai = ae ointment ’ ‘ : : aii, : ; . —_—— — — — SR . = P 3s — . “ j ts. hen! a fe; se 2 t a T} a ; iL ’ a ape icad ta aR Kae Fs ’ Beech : coy Ee yt gt ee = Trey Lackland rd large roome te | Ga! _— : 2oL-watel , WAU iwi : . a he Board of Directors of 4 ” Z splendid view; full etalis up = De Cer —— aa .o : : , a : - voce ge Tt Ree coiien ie ai. Ol. t-% Dea - A . a. « ENS iv , - TX _ : uy ITO wi é . . A /*» lightful Country ecg wa Ss st . was BOLD ie Choe t ‘ "set 94. 3) ‘ oa he . . . . yr en} sy ‘ ” : “price $25.000. el - : nN minis nr womas A : : J sopallpgypemnfin F FF sare See em ‘Ivania Park Realty Galle oar tomgee Hey BoE 142x200. SOS0C Sp RUSH-BERNS. 1105 Chestnut Bib eters RESIDENCE Webster Groves: fiers Pennsylvania Par ealty ¢ MATTE wathe: every Modern. wp-to-date bungalow at the e : ake, ‘ : 2 . , 7; . —— - : ree : eouibeast corner Circle drive and Marietta) BUNGALOW—New T-room, ome acre |.) wee i. eae. aes | y donee Ee Saree: let BS en rooms, well built; hot-water heat, a er ‘bale fone low : lot 150x270: arran Natura) Bridge and F iorissant anced - in? “ car: price . ms * t St c COS ns Kw Ss > 8 UY. . > ‘ } ire ar} $” 7 stan modern. §a- 4 =s c Vi : tae 8a.) ‘ .o anc } . — : — z >a , “ef 4 rn -> ay - : Se anc reasonabi. Owner ? QO: sha ci ; a , “ngs” v6 a> : b. = . a , ’ . ”» > a.* ° ie ht =. se lo ~~ ‘ x ‘ . . . ? uP a ~* . 3. a § “ =, : : c ’ . x nee y " we ; : “4 Sd We hate some dex ne , m Norman Ponies y =" , . ‘ .~ ro on ” T ‘ ’ ‘ ; . mAs ; : . 2} Uy ‘ : y- . tor er ee - - —_——__— “ ’ b FFERSON ROAD Une al hardwood - | r lime a ose et ———_———_— —- . ae BURBAN REALTY C “ 9 rooms and Di iaré room eat. @: ard vicin te f i Sa : ‘ — H. SS Si iK LMP 6.3 q , ‘4 oy . _ % : fn rhe . : : mn ¢ e 4 + « “ : , - r ‘. 4 . » 4 | _ : . ies we water ~~ - a ee : +] eI | Gm f ’ a ~ ergs : Lin ’ . ' ee = : " ve . > ve r ; x ¥ ne ; iad I = = i . _ : . ’ ’ y . é | amet eet 1(4rx 40) Wits, r ; , a —_———— asa a’ erase price $75 SUBURBAN HOMES ha school: rice SES50 |S Teoms, celine, water and lirhts: house | X-_D. Rober: a Park, 1 block! 734 Trinity av. 6 rooms. everpthing the | t0@@¥ | ~ 000. ‘zr T's FOR PARTIC! Lame. A 3 RE ~) ee 2 hit ib on jenn er - == | r ile soe ‘ a a nt 1 ‘ ‘% BO: . ; AD peice PARK ee “~ ROAD ond Dempstes bre wn + 2 AN ms and garage, * cre. wm a & ‘ norda ' Ballas Charlies Rock ra- » dene gy Wyte agra “ee ; 0 mn sro i tnd — seaaan - ocuUrmm a' "RO. ; “ee yErre. RFON RY . a i. 14 *D } r ’ on J , mes ‘ Troe ‘ ‘cloma! eo eee heat. & conta ims ‘oe crea ~—T agen : . + : ¢ . , trees. and includes a , aos r hi ' ree het we and M “Ty = 4 . - a ee : A. = : "Yr _“ . os ’ : o~ = ao? : ' i . 4 mrRALi Y CW “¢ : wre R Et i) xi4 : ie 5 envenience @oriendid umto- date "room resident. bhot- . +h. te ; . i i —_ $ imhber. 3 : : ‘ } } ros , aaa oe scgpvemeneenimsion , af eons 7 * ‘ x . eage througi Gi I . : ithin * Rando’ ~~ home, rice rd , R4°5 7: v Ral} Tabe _ th a ; a : a Fn, 2); food tert : : nm} : TREMBLE) WILSON. Webster Greves. anc « _ on car bit Con th ite tity Ye ad : LE ALTY Per ‘ wes . . —" : td i ; . : . . - Lf « . 7 ae ee =" » .* . . ; } : : . z f -~ So 4 “we T) @ : 7 acres. is improved with a wondertai : — . Wels EMBL. uprovements are absolutely gu ~ . g* = taxdemne ee oo Pf ie Yaad: ame ae - © ~ HK modern hard PE ge a 00, Rhee > : : ~a : _ _ } feet front are Making rapid progress toward completion, : _ ~ rene fl 3 > Tr menwto ns Y rs can . a5, | GRAF & CASE REALTY CO. Ferguson. '&8,, ee Darrian; 225.000. aj ee: 2 frame. near a: TRAC TM E , | = . Transportation perfeet—priees that will sel, PEARL'S Gh ela Whetinst | ena taiee Santer irae Outs | EET © $6500. 4: diaw woumiarteeet: ates aetna RITE for may of Webster and our In the path of the city’s best progress. = ' ec . WERSTER GROVE ST CO., Ag ee ie BwON AVENT! hie ~ : ‘, | A , , 7 gil , _ U : ‘ # ? — é . r* e ; . . } : - —~s ide . . ’ = : 2 ‘ ’ = : 7 * rn . , , . ‘ . ‘2 ‘ ~~ 5 . , = 1 7 : + > . > ” ; : 4 ge. - * of atrert mace wy 4 ee ae * ~» . p . yi hou Ss ] 2 . ~ 70 ft Cc? . 2 oe 3 0 . om Shee araRr’ } . | >! : laa ving 2 ; . ; ” ase : a HAK WOOD avENT .— : hewetanst- 3 nh Pegly VOR aH POF re ““ . mh) 2 eeUaaaes S . — ie ver - ‘Ty eC ate Dosses ms — . : nie ~ ~ , . on ' “ hardwood floers het-s ana painted eee “ = ' > " T ut —_ ee a. > es —~ . _ — uns ’ de rey : o- an hae ‘er e A - ’ 2 - si .. 7 - inh > “Si a. , blocks’ north: also Navier. betweea Kien-| GRAF & CASE REALTY ¢ ason, | Clayton rd: per. Pramee a sae OF oes chth and Chestnut Moder xs a 3 h of Clayton road Bet. sarace; price jen ; ans as wes car. a RESIDE\c : a Do aero : if ac nnert - 4 water. §3 ee apt} rain : wright Bidg : ° . KILGEN ? Wainwricht eens eee O-roem frame hard- tece: wate | race e duili-/! . and bath ro , 2360 “I os ‘s -ay | Olive S633_ Webster 10 + ear ti e lin Ber: a a a” oo tad —— em SRS tiremace, 10% O0T150 12 f nd ‘ries: bargalt [2, 800. | Frame, o 3 at ha e ib talel RST = ‘ ITY > AC AN’ Atten ti . : ' : i ri JE dintonggy oo ne {oors througbos ROAD > HOU's SE S00 Or Fee . He 4+ re " soe. ~ 2 SOUS Ri as RDC -_ ne : 9p oi ~© IAITS _ vi y Have just wed a rondertu] hicken 7 a. garage in easement let &S For =a le. S mee — . : s a : e r i ° ~~ - . “ . A sees . 4 ~™* 5 / = i. } i 7 Ri wo : y ° ne - _ . : : a * , . hg ll a ame tho . ' ;, ; ; ; . rit . , . vs > sie “ on a WE. =. ye 4 Pe eh. , 10 4 Five-room brick bungalow _ qatadtished business included.| ¢> has moved au ai eeneitien ooo i? od farm gs: beautiful and : . at il] ma oO 7 ) ETARK S630 Olive. Lindel! S000. ic) e: = ' nd Wants an in eT gy ays « xe _ men az + Ligh Fe aes eee LDING DEVI - — a we aia an . # > - ee . . . a ee - ———_— Sienatnemennneeainatie - - : ~ 44 . ; . . ARGAINS IN HoMES . B-Band gn rprmeTr : ere BE VELATH "Te | 4 | ) ; , : EN BE AUTIFUL FERS USON, MO Ik Richmond Heights 4 . anh ae -s Sa oe i )- = — om a 7 ‘y & >4 Rens oe i, . . ‘ s J : . - . ' . ‘ a er — : es . st ~ , : : y —— hem at 3 _ ; a j a: — , = “4 RE r . +. " ' “RP “ t - , aT F rala o . - 14°97. Tee » ° ; a4y SOK) : \Tanspert k and sun Pp } kK. 1422 Mi ind DELMAR RL TO RE REI ED 4 WONDERFUL WEBSTER FROME = CANT AVENUE ; "Som ‘hoa Bs —— sist are w¢ : i Net faye =) = ~ ; 4 ; ' — : : LN m. “i REE WIST RE Sac RIFT ED ; nardeweod Roars ’ ' . - ; : a , ‘ ’ = re We a —" — —— tRR Ea te: ; large seeping pe si4 ow «ec 7 ~ Peer r e . . . ch 4 - —_ _— . tr rer? e445 . ; eer . an ' ts fue tan ae . . . , , Wik Bent sleeping perch. tiie bath, “ring TC ts ' ctl a : c ; : , : . ~ " : : : y . »? i- ; ¥ ve . iz! ” ee ee roon $s and 1O% e ¥ ° » . ; \ ste te : 2 : saa % Rox (ptrert? firep ace aree nursery 146 W. CARRSWALD DRIVE | ve , HOt-water heating svstem LIC ——. cege. price $15.00" : northeast cerner of Wrdown oe TD resi ' uit inde " . | % ‘eae ~~ ee _ . Ss nea reg bole WAR Fan _ a3 TULEDSO BL , Mi. and Hanley rd.; new residence: 6 ' = \ oO De area ate : ' , 4 iy i} . a : ; 1 al oe ~~ 7 reoms, hardwood ‘oes roe:ns and eun parior a 20 garace. é ' “ © te : i % ‘ - J | 2 . : . ; - : : * ; : ae " “ted & bes ' rx? 3 heed . a = e very enm plete — »tre Price $16,000. : , esidenc oo) v_ ch é‘ Sie Sg | , ining system installed; Lackweed ay. ant car 2 ws Pe p ngs shade trees. {-car garage 5SSS. _ 4 . : ' , ; re , F , a : : ; >* } : . i? in : 4 : . . = rz ’ 4 - . e, 7 2 " : sh Ee | OOoDp a — -. _ : — : = es . ~ } | bas ie gg : Hi, k » Helfe +. . = . : , > , “ neséwood fleots on AS CM Lort4 Ti 2uar. Bids = ” a beth: corventent to Lorette Col uUnNE-s ’ no m every = bn _ - ae OOL rY ESTATE . 4 s = ne ; ) - i - | 7 a. . . . . ’ i ; ; 1 e. non a” ge rt 30 ‘ . : . ~ " i. Ww . . P 4a : ry . , ‘ ~~ — 7 — = © ; “7 “i water Peat and harni« eed floers: othe: tae . } ~ r EN ism xX. &E : . ai ane a. . : , anne LEE 3. Roe : ~e . i KERRCIFH PL. Repreverventsa cCuUusisi @: : > ' , \ > lauc} t 3 ; . ening »haraw nd ———— ct 2 xis ‘ a ao — Hi . Lo Ly of 2s > ~ & rem Colensal house house; garage for three car ow | , eee is > . ‘ mice 2 ‘ Ss Sot >uYrs 1 Ute ad room ; re nrousheut. tile Sarh: gar Rarus and hennery riace commands 9 onion : — 2 Park ‘ere , ya. TTS 31 ns $ 1 . ; “0 + recing im ter Grove: i mee a SOxi47: price 911.000 & wonderful view of the Missiasipgu " Genter ee id | : ~ L . . j . Uy mM . > wu ew a) 7 tity sl tw o-family read paces are os at - “rt > i : : first ¢ $10 a T AMELIA AVENUE , ) ; th Erizabeth 7 ar * , ate ce SI8C = 7 - | . , : ath, % : . 7 rooms, hardwood floors: #! y our l reani Home paras. ‘+ Oka : > S255 ext = — = : er ¥ : PPro ' raragce \% biock fron ” apap atlas me have & spacious living ‘ hente are made; tof 10050) ' : , 4 . rood eceDt . x1 , eer : a ae “rx: — room 5, commediions dining room and kitchen toe $10 000. Before You Build It Visit the ane San av new ‘y lare . EF | | e trees: price >. ‘TRA TU = ¥ CO. 35 grand “ann —— . .> potern: m 7S Bene 42 | , ™ Sa —— On ten ALE i kT om an lin ne side and let the income from the other t SUNNYSIDE AVENTE ¥ - a . a at , Se 5 . : — 3 ‘ ogee = ' — > i ane os yeh / , ? = - ‘ A ig lil have duplex dwellings #0 6-reem stucco house AN] 4 RY ace, J ore emound — mee oe cee iain sncnamaen Wie ; = erentins Eppes . ve aa 4, ee Spriz noice Pasadena building sites can still } “sum. steam heat ra ‘All at 408 Fic: 1 : bars 3 at ; Lie t 50x] ret or ; oo ; . 4 _— ie “ : - j = 7 ‘ 5 "i - ? = . ~ = ? - - . } ; “ = ~ H us E ri ar pese and other = — ’ fen th: 4 on Hanley Road, three biccks oP +P ea oe gee oe OTS r ik. f iats, on 2 =a e" ermg for sae. was : . ~ sbliecon AL FRED BAKER REALT Y CO. th of Delmar Av. Jennings e , : , : — s : 3 See | . aa a ~~ O2 Chestmut St. ome ; ’ “~ =. . . ‘ . ry : ‘ -Ba ns 7 . - ‘ ¥ ee» | Here are embodied mes _ 3 ocr meine, aingrsentnieenins " ror eine 1 . for : . - . ei ge? [oe hig , ee , , eS oo os — ;, 7 metry . , 2.3% 1 ~ « oa “ee ca? 2 : : - oe ; i - a ee a . / : : . > 12 SN t 7 ACR SON RIAD modern ideas in furnishings a ———————— A. cetmetiem tine wx! orice 3: ‘GALS = iN = . = -— - in W 5 STER_ —— : oe hemmetiess eineneliiie al ‘) Tare ¥. - , » ani _ — Pla > : , . oe - ; ATs eVeTLing % > ‘ 7 f y. har : oe he : ane equipenc a the Key: ) oety Corer, Mavis oe car i cent ae __ NEW HOME OLD PRICE illicit = i 7 “ | 3 ie bain. lot 5Ox196. price $8500. epaior, Ke! vin or. Ww a “ : 7 s nm | ) : 4 - 4 , ‘ : " rn news . - ‘ ns ;, i tees: : , = ; : * e ouse St : ' A Semcon eM ee . ele 7 en , Timers ’ . ee Reine : ee pet . Bante: | = | A “a vate : Kit . b sco Equ . ' ; . a . . Og modern e are featuring as & . _AXD PLACE Beds qd many thet “2 ‘ : . ; : ' ow ITS : La : Ot? od t en an , fu Grew over i : pie | lay. It drew so strong t 7- frame ¢@welling. pine fliecors wat cri ‘ures. Decorations an ir wee ve — . ——_" & wm chant tas 4 of tua ee aoe Sa SE ne ee ee ~ lady reminded me o er Sunday blue iaw—of ne ae eae: | Sa hiture by Sresthahs seinen "vg tne gaia math. modern: ne’ 3 . 5 _ 4 , ' D ? ; ¥ ; . Ce : ory an 2% , we at . .. , ; 7 _ ; , - 7 - : ,% ; i i ’ , “te A : | . : . D> . . : ; ; : -7 5 _ — to 5:00 P. MW) a - ' , = —— aaeabiadl : ¥ ta 7? ’ — , = ~~ | oes eee. : . , inde fer i oe ‘a7 = if De open from 9 a. m. to 9 Dp. m. Sunday HAMLEY REALTY Cé« : . re +7 e RE Tht. RES] 3 Se : ——— sr? > — : & 2 Pa a Ve het Groves . hardwoed 1 ae "ha. a naire wast % ee ee prem the Oesk Te Phene Mr. Avis. , a . , ; — — 275 eet SIN . : — a oeraageane mia fey ang we, chase nd 1 BUNGALOW | Szabat a aR BUS 2 Deimar 812s WILFORD P. JOY, Webster 149 em an se . A ee A Bl inate " a vs : . tae ” a. - "? . a? “ i. ; 0 * - : ‘i ; : . , ; : . ou a _ a 2 aR vot Po a! ; ; , Som ond seeping —" ~~ ) . ie ane gos. FY. Strebing oe nie a alii ioe Roan ban Hy . came ye nines - fer ; , x“ «er '==O Rh AS wy, handy location acco Colon —-- , i> Sear — i nen = a 8 eet = POULTEY PLAck FUE SALE : ————— ) | et ation firs | 3 > ) , % wt YR — 7 “5 : Ome ane ny .. tH \: some freitt New 3-reem COLLaAge + 205 237 > Sim | > ~ “| F “a ARE aoe BARGAINS New 4.reem chicken Ww? a . . M? ie rmeodiate i GUigaeo ® gs ager ov * Dyaweesi _ ee es Ne : Mate, or | Mat ) >) : . era hen int tts oid: convenient scheo 3 LE - r co . abe od fi eat Pat te AeoR ADDY, x adie Bo: er ————-—, cintty. see THOMAS } OR University City Oo Ma pot wo street cars: 1% bdioc live 3184 S17 servis ane ie bath, 2 secre ret ? i. | SOx150, orice $6350. ae & 191: pric : eee : | aiion. : ste — — | Bot. heat. hardwoed S$: price 7 West © = Sh Brent woo. ~ " _ ; as . a . a i " atte — — _ ‘ - 4 : »] 1 r er] ’ . 4 : 4 » Y “tonne _ — -- - : ~~ > — OS bo! 4 os.” i>? * ‘ xs ~~ r ‘ oq i — , , + OTT a: ie iy] END Al fF : . : 4 x . s . * . . — am + a A . = ™ ¢ ‘ " a : ” . LA. be ; —P me ‘ . ae ~Sar-omatiaes ‘ a. * rarkiand piace ‘ Bae . : | . 5 ; ha _ ~~ - — . 4 = . . : ee mex t +t) . ~—— —— — ~~ Se : ase TT Corr etic pos carage apd ~ " “ Mos a’ & « ~ oo a _bS6 Ts n00N NOME =| sbeat. Rartwood fSoors. attewttive electric | 2928 Louisiana Sidney $3400) MEST} | TRENT eas ' BRICK WITH SLATE ROOP TATE CO, 708 Coat re 8 residence: Ret ate ik : : : ' * ; ania . — : : — : ‘ _ . ~ id - ; | @ ‘ - «a > « “ih : ony ae . —_ . . Sent - . ter ' . ; = ve i A , - . . - ~~ ; > me ‘ e ° , . b. ie eB : ae se wf? ' xq ~ . i mark ak, on first fi att : 2 EE i. AY ESLE Splendid ——— | bath on the secund foor 5 ny — farm Tam comers ‘as : : ‘ ; > ¢ : 4 i ic. ; m : ew ~ ‘an a annie . Rede. 23 & x4 . “is 14m es fT THINA OF ast loned Hox a | = hep. large ict with amBer at ho 3 a ae A | a mot - Wg! eern :-bun ; ) i Sal : Mie 80 wey ; = C8 afd sche wi Sundar ee Pend eten a’ KIRK WO r CO. Reait 3 | be said this ck. Box G312 Post-Dis. 4 31 . 2. Ga at.. ats 2 . | PICK UP . : 3 es itentée- covcted om BCY A HOMES COC RM——I0 scree on Gever Sod Daaghert 3 mS ae _Muachester. (ce) | eT — Sak ie pees: | Jas c MORF! = .—- x 270 | “TERMINAL cs R. ‘SITE THE BARGAINS WHEN | a eG: covered eam va i | | | . | “i Ealim - C.eseen- i ~~ 3 leet south of "4 2 : 2 ros _ : 4 - ‘ JU SEE THEM Texas Lumber ;, : : . ) | a é : s. - CH & € ; N. Bw $11 560. 3 ke av. % Ee ° Shree: price SHORD MeCRADT SON, SATO Easter rice reduced to co meeees * ) today , a) & ™ ° oi 9 a STN ; - - at 2. ANDERS ~ “4 ™~ = ts Me rw . 3 “ ms . AVENTE — “wheene. tip baie ech eee eS: lot 2672165: phan . NEW LISTING the money. large Hving re mim tre ae ee. . ot-water an Al LEW iW) ry) - 4 ; ~ ~ orn ’ .. ine — oa cg a ie ‘ a, Se Tnodern home tecased , e . — boy 7 , * : a " oom | aes = otaae ~~ ae Ori 3 f ID A Y ~ . . wa so - : . ; . ~ ~~ “ 7 ~ os sf: " ar i . MN _ . : cet . er oe} r — th = : ~: *ugaliow eon parter. SlTww , iam na rch ar twood _— S Send Gozen ¢ fruit 1 hartiwesd Moc lll threughent. the therh. USE—8 rooms and - ret naman | —s > Te Bet * ec 7 wr Ore ans 7 4 7 ' . . . Seve ' - . l ’ ys - . ~ . Py - . rs *? — ee > , @* ~w~et ee 6a? in a . - oe ‘ we > . ei , * - 4 E23 -. , . , —_ - “nan are Matition . ; ' cs =] 7 . : : . 9 ot ie RAWAM? FReA STO3 > + Oe . am, tu s a AOL | _Be | M AGRAY RE AL De» : ae acer, was , a ver. TREMBLET-W? Webetre OF THESE — nt ane leila RR Ee Daeor wl ga : Dr vn ME —Reaut: eubarhan — . tth and Chestnut Sis ™ , | SUTTER AND JULIAN Cis am {ick Domewion: ‘oil burne: — _NOT M ANY te beth. harder on Geers : + | Ht on cages ee ae 7 . id NEW LIST > bate curren : “ . 7 ~% ae . , on : ec - . 7 ‘ - : ots : , 4 ? ™ . = . a : ¢ } . . an = _ . ” : . ' ' . R OOH ce : Sar : ies: : one wu — / ' al say PE ae ? tte teh , ' , . ' a : : > ras oa se | we aes > Peeep zy ‘ i we ws & , r jet rin ol irk erend eaae ‘ Ttwuick aS * a | E ’ | % “ . _ . : ~ = " lon ; - : «A « ** ygrt™ “yi et - enre + Peres; cet, : RRS ON ‘ - . . . é RA ; g.°7° Lars. .oe wo) we gees : * ul —— ryTets * . : ; \ r. j end hath, se _modern y x oe eiGue 4 ¥ , tg ; : ‘ ict we wart ae us ~— 7 bed FF ~~ we ain wr tart : . > bri rie “* “ED or, . . $ P a : [roms . taal ~ - * YExX EH ri wt, _——— a on 868s bao ail LN"? REAT THEM RESIDENCE i — tin Le a S820 iecated 28 Yade : ce po Oem Can for game at cur bran - ” cottege, with water anf PSSM SAFANOMROeage | Seats Want” Seige eae SS Palbaaeed foie ors | 3 = Pestle: sas es, “a —_* . ~ oom . 4 P| ae s Ke x LEMELET wT ? BION; bad r - Cte% ; wr £ e ee ~ = y (ea aw iy 7 ~ I eet —y ~~... ~ : — & . . t ; Per - ™, GRovEsS é “The; 4 leon ieerigs ; & > eset er . 46 a mente _ Be ’ = : 3 ‘ TRYST co. , hae! end | : é Sa % i :

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of them within‘ ninety days, re aBsolutely fuaranteed ct—prices that will sel]. Ith N. 7th St. = —— —~ IM and eplendidiy located ; eotyped flats and 23 investment Opportunity SER REALTY Co. rs, investors, now is the *gRl as PERT hy “ewe PRET ae eS a \~ mn ~ SU aef Rit. 6 6. 1924. gist COMPANY e homes for your con- Our complete | Finree map of, Webster |™#y be on be sent on request. D toda: v. [OLLMEYER | duncement “soe . Is ripe— _ offerings ! Our organization spletelv courteous and informed B for an appointment. WANE AVENUE— : 7 residence, with 3° baths, hot- hardwood floors: lot 250x413: beautiful home. lies high, af- eee view; full details upon pi; price $35,000. 'B. MAPL AVENTUE- | othe: every nossible cCOn- ; arrange for an in- () 4 are best— me. d of Directors of t Park Realty Cod to Me 125: Choice Lots in LVANTA ARK servant's hot- water heat basement: eyo bat! i in oe $30. 6 JEFFERSON ROAD | ; and billiard room: sleeping water heat. hardwood floors og lot 100x400: construction the average ; price $25,000. . IN ROAD " ie - : - | t ery lonial residence, with ever; S oetence, hot-water heat. hard- throughdut: = car garage: deep ict: price $22.5 & 0. 5 SELMA VENTUE- - » & rooms. le ood floors thi —_ out. 3 large wou e ga- hot-water heat a ons porch; lot 250x200; ‘Apa °ss toward completion. f. BIG BEND ROAD ms and sun pari . 9 PEitawater heat; beautiful lot HE gM; price $18.500. hardwood 110x ’s best progress. N AVENUE aioe lot 100x200 ; px porches ; sun room; [woOOD : ~§ mo hardw ood here ot te bath, sleeping pores: lot « garage; price $18,0( N ROAD- rooms, hard wood flo. ora ie bath: garage in° basement: Aw: : this is a handsome home Eedrabie location: price $16,500. me two large sleep- ti price $18,000. hot-water 119x of Clayton road@. Market throughout, OLLMEYER WOODLAWN AVENUE . §-room brick aeapeew additional rooms on sec ond ‘ water heat. hard wood ‘Gene: all anys ments are made: 2-car rarage ; 3 built » i xceptional |: !! built M8: this house is «x om enon with space for inuprove i Ba ; ANT AVENUE— m oma hardwood floors. . > J-car garage. large sleeping porch ’ 150: price $16,000. 4 (OODLAWN AVENUE lar ay hardwood * awit heat. sleeping porch. tile bath. ' 35530: open fireplace; | vage; price $15.000. / 938 TUXEDO BL.- , 7 rooms. onthe heat: a very complete home ; steam heat. hot-water living room hot-water abundance floo rs. esate trees; 2-car garage; price $13.- | KWOOD AVENUTE— bi scom house hardwood floors on first f bath: convenient to Loretto College: % oy 60x200: double garage ; | 437 ©. BIG BEND ROAD— | f-room tile and stucco bungalow. s!eep- ine porch, hardwood floors. hot-wa' er heat; garage in basement: price $12,000. 635 ELMWOOD AVENTE S-room Kellastone ‘age gry. floors; improvements —_— lot 70x : c ; price $11.800 $81 KERRUISH PL. 6-room Colonial house. hardwood floors - *hroughout, tile bath: ae in basement: ; Jot 560x147: price $11 @ 608 SUNNYSIDE AVENUE . @ 5-room brick bungalow, hardwood floors. | bot-~ater heat. tile bath: large concrete | front porch; lot 509x150: garage: price : a2 000. & PROBLEM. | [ey coe axes © 5-room Dutch Col lonia! sun p iplosed porch; hardwood floors ; lot 60x128; price $10,500 AMELIA AVENUE— ine rooms, hardwood floors: al! ments are made; lot 100x200: 0,000. improve- Earace ; oo other half pay off your in — er SUNNYSIDE AVENUE rent upancy later in the me ——OCC — Groom stucco house: hardw 20d —. still be purchased on easy terms, | @ i. steam bath: lot 60x to a limited num i paw; two-car garage; price $9800. | @ 7 NEWPORT AVENUE on Big Bend road to Pasadena, Webster, * aw: feoms; hardwood floors throughout tet 560x150 ; garage; price $8800 4 a 8. ELM AVENUE— * G rooms; sleeping porch: ot heat. tile Olive 8424. 884x254. | Price $8500 OMIES OF cE We are featuring as a model house bunday. bster Sunday blue law—of no open DWE 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. the Ozark Theaten venues. Webster. Wa JOY, W eps ter 149 SR eerie fa; | : } Blucey bungalow, | Parlor | fas and bp 165 ’ us W. JACKSON ROAD bungalow: glassed-in sleeping : hardwood floors: hot-v ater heat bath; lot 50x196: price $8500. a PAPIN AVENUE— rooms; hot-air heat, screened front f Perch. Open fireplace. built-in china closet. screens; all conveniences; lot 5x ews. Barage; price $8000 PARKLAND PLACE— 7 -reom frame dwelling - r heat: 91) conveniences - } meee l50: price $8000 , - a & GORE AVAENUE— EN ER— t - # rooms: large unfinished a:: Sunday and dally. 5 floors. sleeping porch: lot at the corner of | It drew so strong that one pine floors rarage ] 000x200 + Brice $8000. | a 2 ime = harde ood ?) | e150: price $7800. om BIG BEND ROAD rooms and sieeping ; lot 60x150- ors: porct two-car gars W sbetes a Bungalows ON EASY TERMS West Big Bend rd.: e well- containing 4 rooms. hardwood floors, fa Clectric: sfuede carace lot 594140. Price West Big Bena rd.; 60 sun parlor ‘end m furnace, frame garage; ide $8250 a ; lot 50x11 price $6800 est Big Bend rd.: frame bunter = containing b roomns and hath: new ‘& aM AVENU ~* floors. turnece, frame garaxe? 3 57 Teom modern dwe z165. Price $600 ‘ path wee 80500 72 est Big Bend rd.; tienes " Fann ROAD price $6500 /and sun ' ror ; x . hy em bungalow: jot 125. iP SPACKLER REA B® Gee ___TATE E O., 2., 701 Chestnut sty 7] WEBSTER. PARK LOT BARGAIN on Hawthorne bi., near @ife | 3 ete." minke offar . Fi t ‘ } }t 7 owner desires LTER si ‘OTT CO. ».. 805 Chestnut st 3 ms might be arranged: price Be AVENU 2 B SELMA AVENUE Teom frame dwelline Waler heat. tile bath Wx 289 - Price $7500. hardwood floors - Some fruit trees ty Ww. _~ BEND ROAD F d-toon Semen d hard wood floors on firet a conveniences: jot GOx210. TOS and bat h, OAK STREET wu — -bungaiow hardwood floors Garage: al! imp wood +oxl4é6:; ATALANT 4 AVENUE m frame residencr: hot -air ig. nvetiences : fome fruit trees: jor Price SE500 oA MAPLE avr XN room ‘stuce iwodern » heat, 50x feet ULL aioe * (-« stoves covered with manr fee: 4-car gara age: price $6000 Rak STREET house - all conveniences - tS tea Beraze: price S6000 . AVENUE. lot 50. THE QUICK WAY TO }: IND A BU YE! See : : rooms. hot-water heat elt FOR THAT mo © 60x143: garage price i N§ AVENUE USED CAR # fioors ee a. “ 18 THROUGH THB 3 C-air heat: lot 50x 150: POST-DISPATCH 4 AVEN tr. ees bungalow. hot-water heat all AUTO i me: bot 5x1 40: Sarace; price FOR SALE COLUMNS conven - SSRO0 hard tvory price cae and thade lot SN AVENUE. Ri2i.2c5: price $3500. GROVES TRUST co... Agent. eRe ss we arrange to show you Call Webster lot G5x i _ in a very | floor: hot- | lot 60x | large nursery: ga- | price $12,500. rovements with water and eleo- | $5.00 PEER REO gene BLE p> sth o. Ps MO ke wane eek te _ B® 1700 REAL ES TAT E For Sale, E xchange, Vi | PROP'Y FOR SALE) su! i SUBURB’N PROP'Y FOR SALE | BUNGA , YOU HAD TWO HOUSES What would you do? ree houses dese ribed here have Purchas other h suit their + ‘ided that ‘of the former home Such th r sold. a od | Which one fills your needs ? wags Portland terrace. living am ate and.wond Lert porch on the second f¢ One room ished on thi ird floor. Itar@wood floors and sieam heat. White enamel woo Iwork. Beautifully | jecorated throughout. Cesir- "Steen made. with | Convenient to gutter. 000. Bon BL. ae on, Asking 516. - 412% Fairlawn av. Just 2 bie ks from 'schoois and transportation The ern. LTAving room, ‘den on the first floor. rooms and large sleeping porch the second fioor. Lot 50x] |drive. Asking only $9000. Arranzemeo ts can be made to finance this deal for you. This is a most des} rable property end should have the attention of the most conser-a- tive buyer. PERFECT LITTLE HOME 140 S&S. Gore av.: rooms and bath white ename!] wood work through o9ut et tractive decorations hardwood floors. i screened fron+ pore h: large lot 60x76 4 Garage and drive. Chicken house. rrape- vines, shade trees and many rose buses Two short blocks to Bristol Sc hool, yirain and store section. We have ‘wating for th is listing for you t? F hone ‘jison at Webster 776 or Trembley at Webster 1581 today for ep- rointment. TREMBLEY-WILSON R. E. AND co.. Trembley- Wilson Bidg.. Gre res. NEW BUNGALOW _ eal ty SUNDAY. Ri7 Tuxedo > 5 large rooms with unfinished seeend “floor, hard sweee neers throw post, large tile bath ith heet best pe antes | Sunday stop in 14x30 on 75. Garaze and LOANS ‘inapect thi , » R 4me nesta St 45 W “Lae wo »d av. W ebster , _ ~ — WONDERFUL HOME We have just liste 319 Oakwood av.. in Webster Park. a }-room resi- | dence, on large lot. Ivory finish. hardwood flors heat. screened porches: Karage | Very anxious to sell. Sall us end arrange to inspect thie THEO. R. APPEL. 722 Chestnut st... or 46 W. Lockwood a Webster Wellston | BUNGALOW—3 rooms, hath: jot 650x165: | modern. TFlilleman. 1 538 Pew Bo, ayv., Wellston, Mie —_ R. R. { BI ‘NGAI LOW—4-room ; k, modern: g00d reasonable, oA Easton. Sunday W ‘ater, — h. screens; price Hodiamont loop in "$1000 down, balance is av or ick né wa : shades Avondale: 4 room and conveniences: im See 56k NM per} re q lee "ON. (Ay LA mR 4479 we sto- « ‘orr AGE. — rooms prefer I-vear lease COTTAG E 1: 319 Michael! a’ 5-room fra ame. + cor Cre? basement wal or lat 860x166 S3500 Page OO; ’ We lst oO! . water, ele rdinand bat h. gas. ba sement ee le eiesteneesenmasessenenen TOOO ‘ nice e!} ectric. Ch} Immediate possessio , Cash paymer ba! anc e ‘ROT mon th] ORPON he HoT SE—4- ith lot We! Ismar ay. He USE- R. G SCOTT 800 Chestnut 660x128. 6436 3; 216 © ‘ Tria 3 arge rn ; rooms ? fioor > ef or 2 families: garage oe t > r ( Chest n i x163 ; onlv at owe Sint Re es ay CALT t } ilima : Sy ca 2S fe $10 ; ' ISHOP. RESIDE Ni ‘E6404 aaah “ F rooms, ante furna ectTr carage. ’ $5000 RESIDENC EN Pw 6 rooms — (60x130: Poors 84.000 "a°> Glasgow av: 6 rooms: $5000 1910 Cal man st.: 6 roome: F400) ‘944 Notanical avr.: 6 reomes- i, 0 "1 Lex! ngten ay 7, Teoma: ” df aie Rroadway: 4 rooms: $4000 a7 07 - OP Cliften ay.: doubie dwelling a Ff on av roeme: $3500 NORTH ST LOU TRUST co. Grand bl... at Hebert at. —-|EDW. The owners of the | on their tathan | 5 taake rhe prica! tc hen | — fine 2074 Beac on ay. ho ise i118 | In beautiful] secnygee “ and thorough! ¥Y mod- i. ining room, kite nen end | Three nice Led- | Cars, been | Who eets | Webster | 14952 or | large | Owner rooms. | L. KUHS REALTY CO. | 2833 N. Grand. 8321 N. areadway. Open Mondays Until 9 p. LINDELL 7800 RICK COTTAGES bath, electric, ; : fur. | 1990 Kennertly; r. l Ca hot- bath, wa | 5407 a av. bath. 4044 ae av. 8933 Newby” 5506 water... beat” | §442 Helen "aYv.: Ea 3733 i bath, elec.. furnace. | 6336 on me: tile bath. fur.. elec., 4018 iy aiehs Market: 2arage 2 cars 4453 Lee: bath. _ elec., furnace bath, electric. ... . tile bath, elec., fur. concrete bungalow. . fur. COTTAG ES wor My elec hot- 5088 Ariingten - “415 Lowell st.: elec. ‘7509 Rankin av wood floors: 4017 N. Taylor av. US3 Veronica: loo rs, . elec, fur. hardwood _ 412 Ease av. . fur. | 2508 N. Buelia: : : hot-water hitat, 5647 iaiiige vi.- 6s rooms, bat elec... furnace, kaztagce /453) Lucity St.: 7 p6oms, | 4041 Lineois fu 4742 elar furnace. farage (4519 RP ~ rooms. bath. floor: s. wg hot-water 6.000 6.000 6 NeW rooms. | Bellefontaine Road. 6 rooms. hardwood floors 660 gar. 6 Baden av. s floors. fur. S721 he Florissant - 8 rooms, tile bath, hdw. floors, elec.. fur. 4939 « nr ton pis 6 rooms. —_. rooms. /1439 ey ‘ rand bl.: 7 lex Ir. 4048 Gay field ay 590R 19 roo — eiec.. fur.: 100x13 (FA! field: 6 etre elec, hot-water heat. Garfieli: 7 rooms, tile bath, fur.. Farrage . 1501 Hickory bath ' fur. e) lec. Lott us at 7 rooms, tile batw, elec.. hot-water heat. ee: ee Mimik a: ‘6 rooms, bath. steam | 20% 31 rooms, | 0742 gear . ‘tile bath, fur.. gar FRAME GOTT AGES bath, fur.: 40x150. electric bath, electric. ... 4-ROOM 8954 Kiefer: 5444 Janet: S67 Switzer: (5541 Alcott: bath. electric 54: a1 Helen: electrte ; ; Jennings rd. 11 Parnell ; He!} 1@7) * 230 Frederick - sa55 Thrush : 54 72 Robin - 5775- Theodore: ' Dy hw TU00 hese veiies Ppt rn hath. fur... elec. FRAME COTTAGE ES ctrie ‘ ROO M. ® Schiller : 540 5 Hall's erer: electric: 4112 Oakwood: electric: 4570 Aleott av bath, R600 N sroadwav: fur 9 gear. f555 North Market - 3908 Oakwood av. ra! verre : a G- ROOM FRAME COTTAGES Shirley (Jennir ws), electrie ..$: Ru n bath, electric iz Gano: e] gi ahy bath rarage P farage ... elec... gar.. bath eiec., eiectr bath, eler.. eue.. e200 and Sun P arlor by) TA BU NG ALOW nh mee. Bros _ a oe UNGALAIW—S) KOBERM4N REALTY CO i ad = ~* nan rTaVO1SsS A : aearat other and residences at ? he 4 ad ify eh bf 7 4 9 T ‘Y ©. 7306 Manch wn Sunda 'C) Brick Cottage. €2° ae $: clad - aah aoe Mo. . Ons ek © bat! sa *'¢ - . -, " f HR Sovine FAST aiaele mo BARGAIN DOLAN {fice 0 “6 Post-Diane te? Bl NG. ALC ow "as i) vu la i? hare a SEP EH »o” P * AG 6421 HOB AR T AY. ent ‘ rg , ea 'D VR ST mia! cash par ractive bungalow. JOSEPH DARST OSG. ST AR K ne }T} “OFFERS TO ana up A Ri TL. 2 riand Park ail conveniences: 9017 five . HAMILTON and bath ce@tt ase: modern conveniences terms. 1402 See this EAST JOHN § rooms: lot 590x120. $4500, l4xx CARR LANE o-story, 2 roorns: - cash easy require SOON ee THE STERLING MARK ON REAL ESTaTE {c¥Y) Central BU NGALA V —3412 (Dok Pot es ‘. Sie iaeaese 3 rooins termins. Miss Smith, Tyler 17¢60R $500 CASH BLYS @ COTTAGES + ® reomes: one has bath and one rood condition: on] $4800 ‘corner Theresa): this is a saa‘ h 2? nas roliet.: 3441-43 Clark bargain SAM’L LIE eee. ea Be OTTAG 3432 Clark: 3 $3000. J. B. SEIBERTZ REALTY & INV. co ae (O04 Russel! bi a — - . - — -- a -_—— rogm 407. 722 Cc hestnut RGAIX. rooms and electric: price North | d BUNGALOW—Neat | brick - 5 roo ms. ba th thoroughiy modern; garage: § $7000. 5426 Beacon. ae BUNGALOW—3019 NN . Newstead av.: 5 furnace Karage for rooms. tile bath. two cars: price $6900 ‘ RNG Chestnut nard- WALTER W. KI LEIN, brick electric, eta, terms. 104 iq . 205 D. BU NGALOW —New b-rex Ty wood floors. tile bath. Well built, low price, easy Abner Y Fi ESTDE NC > (ric, Siate gink r coatiehens - rea i “Eroom brick Framitoid laundry bus S3500 | 1904 1 Leahy ay. : 1%&- ator’ | frame: bath. . hot-water hea: carage _ se 05. asking $5900. con- enient to Kingshirchwev. : HILMBER. "DUTTON & Miss ae b — € Rv NGALOW— 4941 5200 | COTTA 5300 | garage 12.590 | h, 0 | | COTTAGE—S-r00 oom laundry: bargain. ory. J. | OFT A GE- bat wel}! | BREMNEN R. E. GE—4341 iene: ‘wane rn: Fi Ba ae Sk room, bath and elec- owner. 1721 N. frame: So electric. 3038 “Fa 5-room brick, % Chestnut. STRAT THe S17 = File FE arrar; built. CO eo oom 2 brick: Colfax 260K. 5 Seeeeteeee nl — ae COTTAGE—2595 N. “Baral: 4-room brick; ath, electric; cash or terms. See owner, _4767 FE Hammett pl. —_. Ie UTTAG 1=—5-room b electric. Ba le wen Warn | SOTTAG ; ne Streets and this: 490: | HOHE NST | GOT TAGE—1404_ Bissell rae 340x106: $1000 ea _2407 N. COTTAG -E—1847 brick flat $1] aoe wi Bld C OTT AG ES—4062- 6-roorn : CHRI Cabany ~-— eet, /OOTT, in aes laicky st.. Rarage: like rent. é. #8. De COT TAG E—37 43 house: 1 and electri Ae & BRO. R. E. st. room 4314 Linton: kas, granitoid basement; quick ted; terms. brick: Lie fed) | electric, etc.: price $3000: see | Michigan. " rooms: ; must sh. Salt LTE R. E. 3 rooms, s. alley made: , #t. Ferdinand : EIN R. CoO. lot | have cy ., 4 849 and brick ll handle. “Madison: + cottage; gara ges, 64 St $3500 Cash enly STOPHER, 1028 Hodiamont. 947 4 rooms and modern; $500 down CO. 7th and _Pine sis, Lincoln ay. 2-room . bath. electric. porch, grani- ; lot vox 140 can rent out part Oday. C lL, Agt.., Bldg. 23. a Te, OTTAGE—Imme diate possession: 3931-33 Lua ky a5 and & room frame cot- in rear; lot 50x135: S5000; te rms rea! HAU SCHUL TE REALTY CO.., COTT AGE—?] 28 East Prairie av. frame: me “ad Florissant ay. room Wick. Hy I LME R, « ‘OTTAGES 650 Re 5610 Prese ‘Ott: Prescott : 5612 All home é HH. 2. rot GUN } and some | BEL LIS, ' por« h. _ PRETTY 456 At see: terms iB EL, L AS, R An | wood floor Cc. £. Central 4 Rin, _— Five rooms rage price j | Forest 4311 HARTW le WELL 3115 Rolla pl. all on 'BELI AS. _ Re eae one 115] Estat a Fob tric: lot ; tion: payments ¥ OSS- JE Cc heap on | BARG. AIN— PRETTY L 2713 Baldwin: Rea lto re, idea! ( STEER MANN, *€300 NNINGS-WINTE R ~32 2 2407 N. Broadway. _ jour | lights, gas, ‘water: » $2900, on easy terms: DUTTON & KPHLENBRINCK, | 712 N,. 14th gt. Si $1500. ee electric S—6§48 Red d Bud; $16 $1500" $1500. im Cottages; chance to secures a terms DLACH a co., 3615 N. Bud: Bway. electric. leeping Y rooms, bath, paper end woodwork: . pp steeeeteeeeee eee st ROOM COTTAGE—$3950 mer; bath, eelctric; fine condi- Arcatie Bidg. Olive 378. Lealt Ors. 3528 N. TAYLOR. —~ 3 modern bungalow; anes Ss; hot-water heat, gara 1514 N. ibth “a ~% _ BY OW 430 PE NROSE 8ST. bath, electric, furnace, ga- | at of fir i- DISC HING ER. 302 22 N, Grand. BUIL a ROOM bath, furnace. electric: fioor. Arcade Bidg. Olive 3. OTTAGE—$1400 (Baden): open Sunday balance easy 45x)]2 ‘ ash. for inspec- monthly RLTY cCo.. N A, OTT AGE—LARGE L OT—$3300 Maffitt- 5 BELLIS, R 9-5 ROO jot 650x128: ealtors, Arcade Bidg. Olive 378. M sf OTT AGE—B. ARGAIN Gar “ee B...... =. Dat) rooms ; ‘ttle I ma, NORTI wou Obdear a —~ a LTY R n AL Zz. £0... ng e uaranty B ldg. i ‘SIDE “COTTAGE—$4000- youmne ej (rac: m@a- Ipro. rement ~ iade uwner will S at office. NINGS-WINTER RLTY. [ nion. Forest GHIO BEF A 312 Tit! ca.. 4310. ONE BLOCK TO G RAXD FLORISSANT AY. ?1 36 sect ri BELLIS, ‘R —— in: 5 roonis ref iOot a 2 te ha Bidg. Olive 37 wat N. PRAIRIE AV. IMMEDI TWIG REAL IN BEAT — 7 A« in : ning «*e f m15 +a UHS ©O., ATE POSSESSION } me, toilet eiectris Garage; price re isona b le Disc HINGER, 302% N 438 os SOTO AV brick Otlage, cellar. DISCHINGER, 3022 Ny Grand. BUNGALOW FOR $10,000 NATU RAL PAR (rand attic; OM) and 10th and Chestnut 3008 ELLIOT 8T bui ‘ bath, condi ; ith : ; " T- ty . cree . 4 -* firs owner é sei): owner wi! ] you DICKMANN R. CO.., tion “THE ‘KIND OF ¥ HOME YOU WANT av i* EDW. °R31 WS \ ACANT . 3006 N. tage DAC, 5 na dé oral | “bri = S250 b+ , . ; i ’ . sat OTN brick cott aes , norce! .2in es theme 533 7500 or _ 7 " Sroadway cash ba lance HY MAN 407. 722 Chestnut gs: _&: 00. Centra) ON BU YS .s &! ST, hard wv ood r 1odernh floors, home. ba \ h new. Barak (1) | 23 Cc Chestnut. | 06 Wainwright Bl. | FOELSING, 4364 Room 301. Fu! cartes | t St. Ferdinand: 2 | for both; bath balance E BUNGALi AW—New 4- 114 BUNGALOWS 2B: 4 ITTLE COTTAGE = Arcade Blég. Olive 378 | ' | Payment Gown. balance i 3 rooms: elec- | ' Union — bi. ; electric: | D30 | | OOTT AG E Dt 'TTON & KEHLENBRINCK. | ‘12 14th st. electric. Fatr- brick: bath rage; convenient to owner will show. DUTTON & KEHLE NBRINCK e712 2 i # 14° n at ROOMS. BATH PRICE $4800 Tower. large stable 3611 N. Grand 6-room has f 4 ur- N Mi KR ESI, *? ’ ’ . 6 ; et 11th ST ‘ tage of 4 rooms ana e cottage of 5 rooms and mderful condition ere $0: 900 for the two "TTON & KF HLENPRINCK wtiZ _N _i4t h at. BRIC K COTTAG GE, $100 CASH 39 Lea p! e! bic a4 nice 5-reom cottage. bath. rarage. Reasonably ock east of Fai r av. W A “hig E. CO.. 618 Chestnut st.. or lepctric 49 Well is av i 4133 brick front space for two rooms above: oo: ions ~ Ses, BLA K E a N. TAYLOR, $7200 bungalow ; built last vear: & rooms, tile bath let furnace. screens, shades, fixtures. lot 330x135: terms & BRO.. . 816 _Chestnut porch, BRIC K COTTAGE, ST. LAI 3719 St. eiectric: fir (~. M. McIx CM be 4033 Nn. ba tl $5700: aaae HAUSC HU LATE JUST YOU 4471 San +; sie weat rooms meta: exceptiona! card of L. JOHN .MORESI 2315. Colfax 2 McDONALD R $4350 NEAR GRAND. 1 44-story, 6 rooms. E. CO., 1111 Cheat. cw). - 1111 Chestnut CIS AV.. Louis av.: 1 order. INALD ER ROOM BRICK Taylor av.. 5 rooms, reception brick ‘porch - @ dandy at vut $1 500 cash 4 CO.. B'Way THE BUNGALOW HAVE IN MIND Francisco: two-story brick: 6 bath. furnace; sleeping porc*. her string. etc.: side «rive: lihe lot 37° @’x200. Sec us admission at once 3611 NS. Granl B 4i28 Ww reception hali, Troo>m « CA hore © » FAIRGROUND PARK K HAUSCHULTE UNGALOW oseuth av.: 6 rooms. brick. coronnade cusrence to living | garag lot 32x125 A Ee. CO.,. 2407 r tbriek Broa aa AY WONDE 41x S-room brick - Jor . J . Colfax RFUL BUNGALOW xx FARLIN AY. bungalow. hot-water nat MORESL 3611 NM. Graad. 315 COTT AGE —_T ed 4 reson | COTTAGE—2814 'COTTAGE — 2507 BU NGALOW— — 7 35 © | BUNGALOWS 5 wo fe | 3 line: | F dt Ne AE Sg Bl is iets BRAS Demat tee anaes Reh Meee SS ws, Cottages Flats, Apartments, Residences | For Sale Today. INGALOWs AND COTTAGES | ne For Sat i pe Feydt-Ear Earickson | gan Franciers “pplendia , | we tile bath furnace he 5 Toom t | Bear garget | (m0ed eons: | Lae geen "2519 Warren. 5-room brick. Kas, lot $45 Davison frais 7 5 ech a rear Dorches; elec. priced right. | frame. bath. » & cozy little | EARICKSON. Bro adway. __ 3525" N. Grand bi. | —e Cottage 1121 Gano av... @ well-bui! brick cottage of 4 in rostae’ and beth kas and electric: 132- 2 | Brice a5000 “in. wall: jot ~5x115- | Hi 1EMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. CO.. . PEA —__.__/th and | Chestnut 45 |125; $37 5027 r lot vVx]° 38; o¢ 5001 Gravois. 5475 Hodia t | 5001 — Bt mont, 6 rvome, 3 reoms.: — 5146 Robin, 26 AU a 50x123; $4.00. 4945 1 hekla. ag? st $4006 G: ‘ St “ers av int we | $B200° Theodore. x75. and 4-room trick (ct AlsO garage for four cars. "*x130. Price $6500. Wil JOHN MORESI. 3611 N., Colfax 2315. _ Northwest ot Suimiut | (jrand. Florissant ay. l ee eee ee “tens: Sot" sleeping (c) | JOHN +f 5422 | Upe rn Monday | JI ‘TAGE. well- built, modern: frame; 5428 N. Euclid. ic} | @ very aa & ‘Pee ~~ —s thiy ‘ : - VEN Sk¢« Walnut Pars School. In- | % “5008 Noe ac) HOU SE —3-room frame. _ £317 $eacon, i NoRTHWw EST!’ he snaps.’’ ern: porch ; 5211 N. Euc | BUNGALOW—4~ ey and ~ bath. Euclid av. BU NGALOW—New,. terns: a bargai! n. evenings. 44510 o- hice home. to-date: near _Quire 5905 Thek! 'BUNG., ALOW_—6485-— Ariington oe tile bath: furnace hardwood floors, oO fax 6-R 5341 Maffite- j bath: second floor. tric, *urpace. ete. . rage, sj adr Olive 312 cubital it _ NORTHW EST | new bun- | Kossuth BY. ardwood floors, | ble reg~sonablie. | Sunday. BUN FER, Be pe aon efficie icy : new Ste oe brick, tile bath. wardwead floors Sarage: 7500 down, $40 near Pine Law: Owner, 4968 909W. ‘ pen fu rnace and i monthly: Nace, electric: Maffitt BE LUIS Bi NGALOWS—> Modern... new nd 5 | DANDY STUCCO rooms: frame 'e thlock ( ‘iS ef on- 4716 Margaretta, taine car streets ade: bargain on } tric 9U0x120: terms: open today. ? +5 D 5014-18-18 9 (yene, ifrye ah B UNGALOW —8001 t furnac: iecty rice Dr 5000 _ “KE ANE & FRANKE,_ NG 4 LOW—5707 Mi mm rooms, receptior ~_o nace wi be ~ STRODT MAX & 3607 COTTAGE WE Leduc st.- wane rarden, |-ke SC SHE MEL _ 62 ca, ore st Thekia ictty ; ler™s; owner “008 ‘ hestnut 547 ] Plov or. 6 foundat ion, double Garage. iot Waikxs made , & bargain — Cs cor. (% iM & hot- | _Lolfax 2850 hath: | terms | ag $4000 I RO D4 AN, ’ Sisceoeskatanel .G ;A LO Ww B— 2; 4491-93 -Bioryv, 7 rooms modern: lh lg floors tlle mpleted Price $8700: Q: dnin g Ar Gerson, builders. U LW —BOGBR Cre ral idine a‘ lot 2ox12 termes cK Easton He! en Penrose, Well-bui lt lage of eee ee - a Lilset-« 4 rooms. bath, laser condition: made; owner — ‘today. Wil) x REALTORS, rw a [> 964 NGALOW—5347 and hb, furns hicken house S000 carh, Phor 5532- i 3 roorn s COL age r KORTE Olive 1437 WALNUT PARK COTTAGE 502] T ' , ; ric orugh av. ' Kara Ke: lot 30x14 Owner lll show. te “ape a LNNINGS WIN’ N i ion 9 sug he "$1000 cash. wher on grounds. Kenn: rly Vole 7 . “04 oo BUNGAI OW —4 65 imbank ay. BMti- | - ful, brand new brick ~ Ooms. tile 5-Bos bath. furnace. arawood fioors: are; O16 iorTre, at a0 must P ound atic on, owner HILMEP LTTON € x FE H LEN} BRING'K. . 3712 N. lé4th st Cx 1 TAGE— -0)7 Semple: 5 rooms, recep- _ t | Nail; 13-inch wa large lot; owner COT TAGE ——3 rooms bath, gas, electric: fo jot 350x125. 4935 Aicott ay. x JTTAGE i O17 Arlington: dence and 5 -reens cottage: COTTAGE—3 rooms, bath. 9960 T Phe rd re COTTAGE—4 rooms, 3 reception ha l, ba Lh MMol-Water heat. hardwood floors through- eles out tS oa Sarab Call Forest 338 pala ak 24 Clara av.: frame: one rooms. ath. @lectric garage pri S3500 a HAN, (99. 24 5 12th —y COT AGES— Two. $45. $2500 terms. a E ASOR _REA]I 2839 furnace. bat! HRUBK A REALTY LuTy AGL mee | nusua ily frame: jb412 iano. pi. ; inspect trh ‘ it lot: OHMEYER. Colfax a | RSD 45 G7 Arlington av nation, basement ‘ ony — #nt 7-room res ORME YER, modern. {¢' me Olfax 28! a0 brick: $2700. REAL bun alow “bath and ele oT: tH Roosevelt p! ric. KORTE — Al Olive 1437 106 NY. HA NDSOME NEW 3619 --weay 4 \arge 56xx west: rants windows. llar: porcn WE — La viase PY CO.. Cabany 6596. | cellar: Abner pl.;: 6 rooms, and toilet; a bargain vr) ) CO, . Main 4012. 5ORD Ruskin well-built 4-room | har lot 30x1 30: fas. bath. elec Ves JIE NNINGAW IN and then BOE " 1329 N L nie ic) — COT TT ,Gia08 N. Union bl.: 4-room brick: bath, gas. electric, furnace. . MOUND crry TRUST CO... Agent C av., nion bi. and St. Louis av. a4. aYv.. 3 > rene vieve ay. Farragut. 4 iitgton ay. 2 n. 4-room frame: terms. gas. ele s* 2600 0004 Union. MAYE R REALTY. Sund ys SITTAGES—4 ar nd’ » room bricks: thor ougnhiy modern: in I al rgrounds and kk Augehigh way sections, terms Colfax | Colfax 7 OVW. a CO i” SPACE es t+) «6Semple 4 room frame newly decorat -é and painted; 60x172; On:y 4 #inall amount of cash necessary. JOS. L KOHNE R, wD Chestnut. . COTTAGE—B ric k new. 4 rooms, tiie YB . — ¢ " r f th re] - 45 56 Mat ,3tt . nt h, hardw ood fino 2. furnace we : es 4 built. modern. $5600: terms: deep iot. | tric; newly ME 4616 Lexington. ‘lectric fixtures, ; uf , = COTT AGE— -5451 Beas on: 3 rooms and |Meid basement , qi, Streets and alley made: wath rs 9h Streets made: owner will | ' ww BUSS REALTY Co. | St. Loufe av Cass or 9 iA Hi 1636 Mi Laven: ;_ Colf ax AE, BEI 7 gee for your COTTAGE—507 1 Eme ‘Treon e4. a nina frame cott tage of 4 rooms, bath, MO gr COT TAGE $& rage: ask ing $3750. see us “019 r} ington: HiLMER. DUTTON &€& KE HLENBRINCE, bath: ORTE (live 1437 5532 electric: Alcott av arage: jot VOSS JENNINGS. WIN Forest 4310. _——s 1 Mn of i -story elect ric, ~ HOMES UNDER $3000 | ~~ EASY TERMS | bungalow. $4: son? Alcott, 4 reoms, bath; jot 50x125+ | oa8) 3 rooms, 4 rooms, summer 4905 Davisea, 3 rooms: lot | $3200. Jl oe 6 rooms, bath: Genevieve, 4 roonis, bath: 3 rooms: 4 rooma, 4 rooms, 3 rooms: lot 47345 Tt - J ” . Sani $4000" rush, 4 rooms, bath: lot 30x138. 4991 Thrush, 4 rooms: $3200 OHMBYER REAL TY “OU EENS AY. pay — hot-water GRE! L ICH REALTY Rac ramento. Can be used for 1 or 2 part _C RU Te "HE R, _ be llefontaine north _loop. J3-RO« IM OulyT AGE CHEAr ; eiectric Vlive 490. 2818 ABNER PLAC KE -room brick: make offer. bath, f urnace: . Florissant and Union. MARGARETTA a a... ~~ | sleeping porch. modern bungalow of 5 rooms th, furnace, 5615 NORTH MARKET — OPER SUNDAY | —~ siate-roof bung. alow, 5 don't miss this. STUCCO BU OHMEY i. Flor issant SOU 00M 3 BU NGALOW first floor: A rooms large brick porch. Ka- mission rd. | MAUR En tic-Beeee REALTY COo., __ Olive 2369. , Title ~y-¥ pate will show. Realtors, esniis Bldg. Olive 378 | Modern 7 i- ;-Room _ Bungalow 5 rooms. furnace, elec- garage; henhouse. property ia REA LTY CO. ATTRACTI\ E BUS NGALOW— pee ont. 50x1 LYE R, F lorissant and U nion. 5206 TERRY Avo tinodern brick and frame cot- Dic KMANN R. E. ©O., LABADIE, ~ (125: make offer; ow | HILMER. Du “oTON & een ekinen. | i Pric “ mae COTTAGE WITH 0-FT. Lor roome., basement. oOx] 38; Florissant and T° nion. W ELL-BUILT MODERN : & rooms. bath, © Car and schools: “lorissent and Union. BU Ys . Market st $1000 CASH—£40 MONTHLY urnace, hard wood floors, French Con rete across front. Salie le Bide: ‘Seine will show. TER RLTS. CO SEE THESE COTTAGES 4 rooms modern. rooms, 6 rooms and bath. rooms, bath. oY Clay av.. 4 room . Sth. COTTAGE—eaeee .; 4 rooms. bath, furnace. 30x125. card of acMmission at office. anpneatuiputietneeseusemet neni ON 3 YOUR OWN ane COTTA rooms. throughout; with wall switches, gran- | new downspouting: carage : Realtors, Arcade Bidz. Olive 373 5 splendid rooma. porch across front: Arcade Bldg. . Olive + 378 | 5933" Lucille ay. bath h heai : carace: of admission at office. VOAS. JEN NINGS- WINTER _2322 N Vrion Res > « bath; Forest lot 30x | kitchen ; 530x125: lot 30x Karage. « ones: Fairground Bung 4% #4 Fra nc ieco ay.. & oO _ . Ox bath, select hardwood floors, lot 37%x brand new and ready 60x138- $3500 kitchenette - ga- Matt brick bungalow. 6 | Sun room. hardwood tiie bath, brick fire place, One of the best | 2Upealow s in e ity; shades. for oc Upen 4291 San Francisco (cor 5 rooms. tile bath. room; new and ready bath; $4000. lL. JOHN MORESI. iot 50x 138- $3500. Colfax 2315. 35 rooms, bath: joi! HAUL L ING. ag 4951 Beacon: b 1 ga 560x125; | $4459. 8°" And, Sarane for occupane 3611 N.G bath: lot lot 60x17 4733 Ashland court. $5000 ; furnace and bat Thuraday | to 9 p. m., tile bath, heat: : | 6479 Alcott: gas. electric, ao MOUND Of Grand and Hebert. 5-roum i families; balance CO.., nion bl. and St COTTAGE 6238 St. Louis av: a ood brick cottage of 3 rooms oan and yoo rage for 1 car: | Cc ash, REALTY sroadway. 137.6: 500. bath “he | HEMMOELMANN-SPACKLER R. h and _Chestnut sts. $3500 Sell as is. | 4 4-ROOM BRICK, 853 Belt av.; needs revairs. s 3 nm | Se I GLICK R. E. bath ; | wr wees condition ; 56xx Spalding av 'and cernece; price $4500. SURK KAMP. 6211 East alien oe | NEW HOMES 9 JUST 05 Chestnut at. rooms, — CO garage ; “oper for ingpec- ond Union. Open Sundays. 749-55-57-61-65 Plover av. w — { south of Prange): cupy: $500 cash payment. monthly payments: see ft ‘ing that rent money this vaiue is increasing: only tile tile bat h: elee- 4 rooms. bY ca (Guaranty ity Bide G OTT. SS 5-roem brick, $1500 CASH Beautiful.new 5 or 6-room bri tile California Dungalow. tile floors, modern: lot 45x170: clusive country homes with city | ences. Seven cents fare | price $7500: geen all day Mclaren avs.. inka nt, lance same Good fel two biocks north tlie bath, fur- _—— BU) NGAL LA rw $8500 Hynt and Lexington ra: fldor, cheap: terms. " a isuc ished first hot-water heat; neta] WEST built-in garage: rooms. hot-water weather strips: lot 45x14? Karage: a CREaG, 706 Chestnut, room wry rizht ROR ee “BETTER BUILT BUNGALOWS bath, concrete furtiace. sireet and for #63 6300: terma. 34-38 Emerson. Pioriseant - 6 rooms. all 9 hardwood floors, ete.: ace, fixtures, copper BCT een open for iggvection. 361 nh i one pen Su indays. cas and electric: Gran I improvements . » Se this * Colfax 201] ARLIN 6-room frame: bath, a et sranitoid besement : ner will Beautiful 623 Chestnut st. lights: 50 foot lot ; LOAN ©0O. th. Centra! 50623 rooms. bath. elec. j furnace heat; street made | ~ Cars; very dest $4600. easy $1200 cach, | ber month, interest included : TER RLY | tunity to less than rental Forest CoO.. oy at __ BTARK, 36: 30 Olive Mt. 4: 310 bath, granitoid ORTHWEST f BU NGALOW © beautiful 5-room brick | 3014 N. EU CLID—#8350 rouma, floors throughout. looking and best- al double garage. : ; a fruit Turwer av.) get floors, MEN, LOOK! | sii. l-story. 4-room H. GUNDLACH & co 3615 N. Broadway. | COTTAGE BARGAIN 5S rooms. | BEN ALTHEIMBR & BRO REALTY CoO. PRICE REDUCED 5-room rrr ei ae; lot 47°6’'x)2 ‘y RUST co.. on 824 Chestnut. Com | ; termes. Call ; ctrie and | ' Wenaete Paw rh dae oie’ Chane. Cap lili owner Ww . Month Karmanet eee i me ra till a has tile bath. %’* hardwood floors, "2A RICKSON, 5-ROOM COTTAGE 5-room frame, bath | ™ NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOWS ready to oc- balance in easy Oday. begin sav- month: OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. bath, hardwood restricted, ex- downtown ; ‘balance $65 | BUNGA Low— rare __ Lind ell BA OW New, ee $6000. Liens 3 a. ot-Water Price and card 40-2 _ €O.. | day. 2 to 43I0. | Be NGALOW— | wonwa an F AS REALTY cCU., large | Vpen Gally untii a o. ™@., BUNGALA W—44I6 Tait. | bath. furnace: Sate AMMEM. §o4x screens . Bt OAT ow alo W t Ooms 1130 King tike vet Urand 4313, BU Ne AT BF ble buts. Sis nd ance very ’ its Mit Bahk esas" S. Grang. Phean Geone “S3id. real on \LOW-A740 Sigel: 6 rocmns, wed- attic cE ad ae $2250. and BU ATY & LOAN CO. Sth. Centra! 5063. | a —_— BUNG ALOW rooms, bath BUN( . new bu ee ws — mes. “new Ww; a! | _ MBprovements. ! BUNGALOW—37 65 O'Meara «et. bath: one floor; furnace: modern WALTER , SCOTT co. BU NGALOW—54xx Dresden: rooms, tile bath. hardwood nace; easy terms. BUNGALOW —44x: | Drick, bat furnace. 4310 ' REALTY 00... .. Cabany | 1695. Da ; Ora me | Bt 'NGALOW—4 rooms. sun | porch: opposite Roosevelt Wm. sleep owner. ner, 3249 Hartford BU NGALOW—4330 Tait: 35 tile bath, furnace: tile hath doors, art ba sernent : rooms. Zo roonts. electric, Forest modern. rouliia, modern : ll modern _ 6816 West t Park. 806 5 Chest tout. modern . term. ngalows. nn 77 rooms, utif ul, 4 eeping School ; five Grand | elect kc) ) must see to BUNGALOW- 5 #002 7 Dahlia: rooms, bath, t-water heat | STUEBSSEL PF: MALTY 00. 3084 - | BUNGALOW——6 rooms, hardwood floors, garage. cronade. i Bu INGALOW— O21 ‘Dover p ~ ~~ floors, tile bath: m ( jentral 50863 terms and | TER RLTY «© 2322 N. Union ay. | BU NGALOW—4720 1 Debiis. b-roum | ka:ow, all on one floor: bermeie. t bath and elec- | today. M. H. HELLE, 103 N. modern | | BU NGALOW—3205 Hartford. 6 floors. | BU NGALOW—A room ences. tile beth. _ commission to ¥ | DAVIDSON, 5479 one block south of | Taylor ears. Open | inspection ; brick. ali $6500—TERM ; tile | garage. roams. steam heat. warage. f 2712 N. 14th @#t BELLIS, Realtors, rooms. de nn EENS A wale 5342 Queens av beth. elec tric, neat, viet ol ,o— @v.: 4 modern ; AV. lst floor, 3 in basement: or (\#ase i. KAIME & BRO. R. EE. Co. De Meni! Bide wth and ?P ne ss ' Chester pi.. second biock North Market four e* ejectric: fime now Vv teria. M. O'RPILL ¥. 323 | Chee nut f ‘OTT AGE— 2408 Dresden. 4 rooms. frame. bath electric: price £450 witn « nly part cash end balance terme. Oto W. Fries. 2928 Louisiana. Sidney 33453. a ic) : 4-room : street. alley fruit and coa! Weather-stripped., vee of et HARTWIG rooms basement . vaca nt Bungalow, 6 rooms, Bb & J cozy, well-built home: unti] sold S218 ote C 4660 &t. e.ectric. furnace: —————— | Guced to $7000 brick; , 4915 Easton av 3016 N A l1-etory brick of hacl, bs th price $5750. €. x. 15th at. COTTAGE—3xx Williams: al! and doubie garage; made: S$5R0 ‘ i. H. MA YER REALTY, 5004 Union. Open Sundays COTT AGE—49xx Ashby - 3 th ;, YS ee gen." HOx1 25: A a ; Sundays. ae Maes tric triple 3412 WP illiams ol.: 5-reom 5 i lL aa Re brick. with bach, gax. electric and fur- ural Bridge and nace: garac - Orimehaw. he : > CITT TRUST CO... Agent. ‘tage; 4 rootmea, . MOUNI Union bl. and St” Louis av. ett ‘rooms and sun street and al- H. H pen C(WITTAG! ca - 6-room bungalow. tlle BU erdvaail floors, hot-water cellar under earch. -DISCH INGER READY TO MOVE IN garage. vVaearit: «@ open © Brilliant. ss UTTAGE—THE BEST ath b erd) nane: 6 range _— 7. ‘onset ruct ior gC HEMEL _Forest “EU CLID Av. 5 furnace. electric. . O8T ERMANN. Centra] B956W tarry te BRICK COTTAGE BARGAIN bath. furnace, ame niy $5250. Bera 7 Bldg. Olive 378.) BU pGALOw—6 rooms. corner attic: CoO everything fine; terma. carage ; price 5072 N. BU iINGALOW—3 Truome bath. all Noes. 4473 Walilave 4372 Lielor BU NGALOW- hie ‘Goethe 3 av reoms. bath. electric and furn woe APPEL. Agt.. G rand. | . to 5 ». m moore | 158 electric : | BUNGALOW—4240 Osceola. & sleemng porch gunroem: cheap. ORS W REALTY co. 6228 WRIGHT. Bidnev 2 recention | BU NGA ALOw elec mise _ HOWARD B B51 | BUN NG ALOW i —Boutha mpen. buy ee gen mg spgme. 1 fioor ne od cond eiec- | _ CARLYLE d. ge + Owner. wigeid &. ‘Soring.” BUNGALOW—5429 Dresden t nien | jor Darhy brick day. $4500 "assy ROT Cheer at. COTTAGE—5740 Edeile: ¢room »,/ JULIOS HALLER R frame f CONnCTOLE —- electric; garage! easy it H. MAYER 1 REALTY. 5004 Union. bat Open Sundays =" \GE-—4630 Ashiand: 5 roums and 4 og oe “kK; furuace heat; HO rt we. RRICK owner will show CHAS H. 4526 Claxten ay REAL. TY co 1636 McLaren Colts hall. LSBSW inked ene ble garage HOUSE—530ORS Ruskin, } 's-story. 4 rooms. a vou wt) Coal fax SR50 WONDERFUL NEW BUNGALOW TEa , ig Terry: rooms on ; pm rw: oe al i502 rooms and toilet 2d fleor: fur- | | BUNGA slaw 451 Lies 7 ‘COTT AGE—41600 ¢ aa 4 roome, reception bath. finished tagement. vant ea (AAMEVYER,. Plortesent and vier. frame street and Bair block from Cherokee ! 24i7W Br ite _ Realtors. Arcade e Bidg. ‘ i. BUNGALOW_44' ) Dao “HOW ARD E. KELSEY. 2513 furnace. dou this. Open Sundar«. bath, reception ball. npeta unfinished large garage. chicken she st oct bt : ane rene ” AGE—S6xx Theodowia, 5 large. lig ° —— nice beth. pretty fixtures -¥ decorations. yes furnece; new garage big value at 700; easy terms. Bee Mr. WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427. BUNGALOW — ao BUY THIS BARGAIN . bath, Th and 'ND CITY TRUPFT Co. _— Union bi. ¢nd &t. arte i hot-wate 3635 ° inspect : hard wood tile bath: terme, pu 'LIPP & BWERS. b545— Wyoming. Sid. 2020; at. a w -room cot cottage: bai furnace; gas. electric. double warage. | BUNGALOW—WNear Tower ‘or Grove Pari ee i P.-D copper screens, “a8 | COTTAGES ts a Call at onwer. 2-8 COTTAGE—#006 | 3501 G iravois NGALOW~—-4650 Hetdeibors: 9 five | B. Grand. r Ts Sth st _ Olive rooms, | BUNGALOW —After you with its attractive, features, you will cage “Home bath, | | as porch, bookcase, $ (c&3) Beenie Park: 6/0. CARKUTHE . | COTTAGE —Prame; bargaia. aaa new rta. oF CorraG 5: fs OT A ah ath aoe ace. Bes | mace. Inquire of BUX, ab COTTAGE-—B466 +6 FH : alr,$ Ree roome. _ How ARD E. KELSEY. ao 313 Gravel. | CORT ACE — Pram, $1500 cash. - roone. CART- | COTT. ee S500 ‘Blow: 4 rooms. bath. ¢. RELAEY. 3513 Gravotw - @irect : modern, ae 2 Wainwright _ Bete?) beth. | , $800" Be De “all Sum 0 eke arta <3 _ SARE ory ore, ~~ Y ot i ole. eS Te ome i ceNa” of e:

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EOS 2UL2-34 “a - 5 Ln ” from Cherekee car . . seereaanites Saraveia, Either non: _ v ome le 3100 CUTTAGE—Bric a a — Mx Homme. Jt. 30 ms and bath > reo _ i Wilmington = 4032 AGE—F “rame. mace: Tot 30x135. uM RODIER & Cv : SHOU cash, Sd menthiy burs breck decorated ivorm porcelain bath. )-ft. lot ira nd BoO41LJI na: 4 rom, , MACE . "SiS S_ jefferson HAMMER | Cort FAGE Sens > and kitchenette. % peli; S300. BOTTAGE— 4S furna bath. ec KALKBRENNER REAi COTTAGE 4365 large Pye ele Teens, . ah erar ar >or PSCH x 2022-24 S_ 4234 Chippeka. ba vacant: Soov mMeorthir HOWARD EB. KE! — SortacE— $500. cash. $32 ee beat, garage. COTTAGE—47 34 Goethe ?y arranged, ath. — - cbina cioret @ak and clothes closets. S ya Pore reoms jook at this ser 5 6428 Wi Cali ?P — = B real AJamalia =* "math = $4: >) n rack | 4 : = frame NOSSO Sm gg iy pel t* ui? ~~ De tn COTTAGE—3415 rooms. bath. and reception li Rmprevements Cai Riverside AG E- —~— Toor 13, l. hot-water beet. ie@ POSsSensi 02. _ 2005. ome es COTTAGE—5 rooms. heh Gr and ane TTAG B——S-38 w. ‘er “s brick : le het urmnace garage , eect °4 ‘e Ft. INGER z pO COTTAGE— 2735 Vinh Ses oh bal e : Sheena hia > hala nce en DOERF! INGER. rR "Tis co. @Ox 1535 SB »* “RRs? MATRHEOFER-.ROB! INSON. REwW SRE ¥: eR a = anes “—_*> CoTTAG 5—408" « Re@ern brick: crraz Pah e Pere rts reac S242 Grevors Stee Se re ee ee — r GOTTAGE— 33538 limes cetteazce jc ‘aree reom: electric. bath Orne = : a2hom aa mae © . ROULLAS-LUPFY R. ora ee S. Grand. 3 oon cas 2-reem pert ony Og yee Rares ce adiiany ot €s arta “pee RAMMER. 3548 S Grane Phone Grand 6213. ~ a2 ar para or en eee Orr rts SMITTY REALTT * w 4 i). rs" “Me ar 2A4 Vermant: 4 sun partor ba th Mo - air sath. fur MODERN. WELL "7 LT. 7646 RIS@ELL AY... 2446 Russ: “ean s am BUNGALOWS ak COTTAGES 68 For a South CHOIC E HOMES ABERDEEN. cotcy 4-room h nardwoed floors, furnace heat 4359 BEETHOVEN 4-room brick. tile beat: lot 30179 BINGHAM 6G Mree Meaorns, tte san oy hard @ ood oors throughou mh IE LAIR — . _ “ Phone ne ~ om Be rooms, a:1 con ‘ TT? 1041 heat ANSDOWNE, very attract conVenienoes: lot oOx125. ous | pe ved ~ me 4 pam f +s : = 3% > AN ay} Ps is v Bt NGALOW—LOT 12 = 2159-66088 “Realtors. Arcade Ble. \EW ‘BI NGALOWS BY FENDLER NEAR AINGSHIGHWAY AND GRAVOTS FAsSY TERMS Kansas S Ap REI : r “ i) = as © BR s1- DOLRLE FRAME BINGALOW 18 + Ar ' S&S ’ 7 be iy = te Co Pie | inGe4r } nst- ARTHUR FISCHRMAN am TY rs ao Tay . | = Pde FINE Srey BL “14 aLow «S15 at STR FEPERE = S : ' Hila vs HieH~ AY? 1+ . » Pa « Las ~ ~™ ~_ +h 3 . " 4 > > mJ 5+ROOM ERK EK. Cort Ad, a aj a ‘ MODERN COTTAGE BARGAIN F ASSEN >» ASH. $25 PER MONTH art f+ . ~ NB on =. | a ae AS fe tr ARTHUR FINCHMAN REALTY co. a > i. bes | =. ; . 3 : ; . - TOWER GROVE HEIGHTS BUNc ‘Low 4211 HARTFORD ? : aia ~ iy + wa, - zit » . wa a nee ss ¥ a + R0em BRI » a ™ 14 ‘3 au -— om £7) ee BR LN Bt Ne. ALOWs - 2 "8 “BP TUES: SEW RI NGALows Tep Al binnendiiores Bg nen ag \ Reshighwas BARS, Lina Nealon + “eTYie : Teceottan hea ||. ach. Pot-water heat and Garage. veasers”> Seen HAMMER. 3348 S$. Gres Grand 4315 a why oat} se : LER wae” ve vee can bev @ nice 4--"eem fame” beat. O-TO ot. +etehes : for $4780 _ Menard: 2 3 ne ee ete en EARICKSON s Breada : « Gers Derse Le Steves WeetTi AK S ROOM E Ri haat a aaa throucreut . “i wi thbe + Mocks ome . heer BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES || For Sale IN THE Southwest terms. Come and $5500 : A. MAYER REALTY CO. Ma: 4612 Gravois at. iy unt So 3 7 routs anc carace can : BRINKOP. 619 Chestr qt RAND- MER AMEX Se NGALOW 3816 Merame Chestnut Riws “ a [weimar ‘BE SOL «a IER REALTY oats 7s & unt ™ ms t ~ NEW BUNGALOWS OHIO AND ‘HIP PEW AT as +. 4031 MAGNOLIA rua IA >e , “ee ‘ pe ahd BRK oll «ROOM Br NG Low “a i Ta Ce ar e = e — “ see * = ~_ - ™ » > CROrce lca. er wa= Hyéraiic, 6 roma, Sa. and EMME Cer yw A” EADY—MOVE I ee — HILL 4113 Ltah Place. west Hill av.. new low, built-in tubs. floors throughout: lot 35x12 easy terms. KILGEN. Wainwright Bldg ~~ NEW BUNGALOW - > t al ’ p 7a sap r E | : ~~ 26 hve-room bung - >. - *-a-—-e€ " ’ she hou tean NGALOW —— of Oak a- aarcwood ee BUNGALOW— 35 rooms. stuc. break f room; modern; aiso ‘rec frame: _ nace, €arage: modern: fer imepect ios price call at 6634 FPyter. BU NG ALOW—33xx Con De Men u Hi. BUNG ALOW —5207 electric. cure ce; ley: term BJ. A.M ‘HNEIDER Realtor & BD, S452 A Gravois av. Open Sunday. Br NGALOW —$Bxx v esa! ar Story, hardwood SxROU KALA BRENNER BU NGALO’ w S—4105 Qlive 1437 BU NG ALA Ww —$ 16.500 ar sa 'e = SIWENRE R REAL BI “NGAI AW —Mat: | ~ Se su magnet ik YT. ede fe AY BUC XG ALA) W—4i- rm cas. + . ~ - & ae EL EGANT + ROOM STU ct 0 =i MAR + _ _WONDERFt ~s HOME, BAR. c—~ Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: _ BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES. BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES, BUNGALOWS AND AND COTTAGES , BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale Southwest SUNDAY 1026 LOUISVILLE—OFEN ° = coume a #. O@autiz a rage Ins hard al i > 1023 Stl : «+ ; W. _D ietil. Gravois _ and .__. i* G. Attractive new reakfast Water beat. 404° bungalow ‘goo room. large sieepine per: — hardwood floors tile bat _ B fixi-ures. red tile roof; double ga- os i tocay. ’ BUCSH-BURNS 1105 Chestn ut at ake —WELL BUILT. Laut hborvd 4 rooms, tlle ha th, s; te ick and concrete perch raéwood floor 7. gshighwas LLINS Ww ALTERS RE Al. sTY . 4° “hestr ut - .. ai uthamoton Buncalew BUNGALAUW—New stucco. 4 i st. Py ALT Y WA MPTON ~w aw vke BUNGALOW BARGAIN aden DEL® R - — r . QT “ = PERE i* REA n = ‘rs 7 c 24 i e 14°77. “MODERN | =~) “BUNGALOW 1LL Fx ONE FL OOR wo-T ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW oil DE LOR sT. ~ SEW BU NGALOW SGit DELOS FOREST ~ >~ “OMT ™.) ba MODERN Br Ne. 1Low 2671 DALTON tiie bas? " t= "% = "BE aes TIECL Sw ‘BUNGALOWS ees ' tt BUNGALOW tery, alate 4 hae " Qixey « You Lose CJ You — st Lewwig > 7 ar: or _Hef? aa Wl efi alae water st NGALOW rr " ih ~pa, a so7¢ _Teimar ROT REF. Pa Wet at “AND Bt \GALOW | 3 ~acen wrt we “otras be w “a ners. tite } _. het-rater meat 1 : nestnut =r + NOTTING HAM Ay. = = on * >. ———_ 5 L ONG. ALA Ww enul ine a ae OPEN 5 TODAY ‘ood F floors > TO , se aii sil ee POunLaiows é " _S HOFF ™ AN ‘RE. ALTY “2 - «" men dailr till ® x Sunda FINE b-ROOM BUNGALOW 6iit EL iz womgpere tyme i vai 49 PROPERTY DENWOOD Ya es EW BUNGALOW BA LOLOL CCI A et ie, For Sale Soutnwest 4449 Arco: 6 rooms dandy buy at $7500: ) here. ED. F. WRISBERG R. CO.. 1004 S. Vandeventer. Grand 904 - modern: real value ST Lind Bongailecw., 5415 s. Kingshighway. Beautiful G-reom bungalow eof Co- ionia! type: hardwood a bee heat: beau- cation. Q. G. ARE REALTY “Co.. 5830 Olive st. ell S0u0 GREAT SACRIFWE ON LIXDENWOOD BUNGALOW, Tat? LINDENWOOD PLACE OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST SzZL1.. GC : TERMS : all im good Pr we $4550 S75 Chestnut. rooms. «lec- StixlisS S30) cash. talance 5153 Vernen Sutter, — ER- Re YBI ~~» 3&3 reoms, meod- NSON, Olive 4551. (BD) modern Murphy $300 cash. dal ance between Etzel an AW 4-1 tl hardwood fleurs: 6007 Corbe _—#40@ Etzel: 5-reom brick. harewood floors, furmace; ga- 4s oe Olive 4561. ie " » at ° ~ =. mrarc - 3-4 * : ZB-ROBINSON., a ae 7A W—Modern 3S moms. near Forest kh ~@ a. Arc (3-234 wer Greve "X,. 3545 8 5 room raze. P: st- st-Dispat. ch. #leaetriec Grand Miao m &. Reitz. Kens neato 6 50a 130 - $3200 frame. ab- * B Brel md 4-r OFT ic: price $4500 on: } recom. rs. hot-water an appoint ment. in "Me REST .ifax 2315. J rooms, stuctc; ga- rents at 45 Tauick sale Call ™ ‘at 16 Quinde. #n sion ba) ne. i-room ork Kemmer!y RG AIN Southampton | Home Seekers, LON. AT THESE BUNGALOW » 5 a> Perr _> rooms, SeZ00 rectus and sun S10 5h). Parco ee? Eraanes. rooms, - car = te? rms BROWN ” REAT £°4 “heen: ROOMS AND BATH J a7 orrT frame condition rT - ATER # HE AT: reception Ral! uzhout. garage not North Mar “ a4 MT ~ x = iy OTT AG LARGE Lat — $4738 poms. ¢ le garage _ — - ~~ Ar ade Be NG ALow BAR, va S4VINY MODERN BRI = ‘ ‘Orr AGF sane ’ LoTR. Y : | = om %-? ee i a ~ $3850 “> ow! Utern hardwood a4, Bese: im) Ladiic mi; Z ruome, “1 “eam heat: . Servant cottage: acre val ‘ues ip . sOurh and woe \. LErringe STi | Cabeay ROM OWNE = e TH —— ~~ = BE NG LLOW S—BARG. AINS © sea? inke me sUnzZa.ow © roar" RE ADY “Tey OC Cc CUPY ATTR ACTIVE BU NG ALOW 2 “ ‘PRIC ED—10¢% CASH BLAKEMORE er rie _»- . bath. newiy room effic hen: furnace rated. Kev at a Fletcher R. Harris ‘\ Z 5 ated Ee. Caer rourth te Aen : : Realty Co and Pine $4400 rooms hot COTTAGE. 4 reoma, 6&- large dec- Tater HART Wik 1 Dist INGER bor BLES 133 ¥ Price $15.500. G. Ww. kr TEX. ‘Ew have several rey on Susy terms, Gravois Wea —— $1 Above dui! dings \ gt .¢ Daths =eDW ARD PREISLER tve 9120. 200 Title G . rr - ~ SINGLE J 1468 ADELAIE = AGS ‘aree. light os gf - Fa Park: “iz As DOT ASACAL. | rooms. t —id tamiltes: MINTON, Tile Guaran a — 2905 Thomaa. i_wmas. good remter. HEFFERNAN. : > om, 3300 vear- a MARTIN © : “Soe deeds of trust of sists. ‘ HRISTOPHE ER. 474 =TORES sida. SOO TUN. Main =D FLATS % rent $3800. 4 620. TENEMENT HOUSE—@ = Gth «@ ee ae ligt of flats: large A FBOTT. eekeer IOuN wy SPL EN DID IN 13 fats and ope aore. fre comditian Box Ous8e. 2623 G Single fat of 4 and & ve $7000. “ot chews : e Appty 227 ae ee te 3 see 5) ; a] xX. Me-CRADY & Of _Forest 3138. TENEMEY yr. R. R. SPEC SO a heal 4 oe F ; Fe, Ne a . Fs Ps os * : 438 North residem- soPh oifax Is 87 = ins 1501 “ eS "iat -.. TION & KERLEK PRINS “15 N+ i4th RRINe ~ ~ - e~ pS ap ™ 10th oe a. » wa rent VARLMER REALTY a. (newt ss t ory ns veut =< Oo. 8U8 « { Warren: “hie «aia othe ighi« rare ae: a i: ‘+ wer acmurm: K EH! ENSRG « pe | : iz Prine Shae, Buchanan, 4+. RA “rand

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fe Pa eaind aee ite oR A Molnom moder : — 's “eae a 4 ah 2 Pin, REALTY CO, op ge ES Pilar esis | Wen woin acth Ae Bee AP ie 3 ¥ ; $19.0. c- “ag an cg ie a ON ane rooms “2ud8-40 W. Dodics, rent about $1560 Lug construction mticbly | node. in: moder - Pape 5) Be . jum, : California, aN ' it jou . ARTMEN aes, b: pial’ tia! i . “ biis bees at 4 i t a tj p : Terms : q ) reread) tiles ’ , ey "ak no , q& 1) (pipe) , - oF ag A. bidity reeees : ri rigi investments. W ite! ble 5 and 5S reom f ilies : zi imac ri Cac ad Oli s@tyt, West Pin ae ad 1 1) | ' oy e . Ro . oY, pis . “ “UU ; . & families, ’ ©; 3-family mg gavs *€ sagan’ ; a rn ee MANN J . sce CO., 874 Chestnut st LLCs Sou ‘.p) | Ye COMmIssion, fn.¢ Wanted; | : itkheuf, off Ureson 31..ces rooms each: qu Rig i orae a tat Sant 2s hesinut st — : ee pox ti-bov, FI ii NGALUW , T ed ead Om icy Sain. ick wale wanted: ity. gk. 4 and 3 et age ee i FAIRGROUND PARK FLATS. _ G4 Ot ‘D INVE as TME NX’ a LAT—45xx Branconier, 4 and . coment yoomne, @-ream cfiictamer: sneame the LNG IviT maaney, ercellemt w-0, im at AN, See a South Twelfth st a | | ee wens 6 - family, 6 : : “¥ Three 5-3 reom single fiats bath 7417-19-21 -23-20 N 10th } five tts “| , » Hewiy Gecorated $1000 cash. Cals beautilu! .€ ; bullt-ir . . , . ; ‘ é, ‘ Sw { he einut Olive 5 22 or evening Saturday aiternoon, Sunda, , “ner ' nt nm: 5 ‘8. - | "Ti i *} TPT t ‘ ke rt = . _ ; | , ‘ . 4 , " 5 nmric¢ aey ey oe » o—* , Sas uae ws sts, ern. od “alts. stds | Y q NRSC 41-5? Marearette. . UN are ; ee 7 Lois and Mahe | DOUBLE FLAT— ar Hower 4 ' “2 Be Siw. . . be’ eC REE ‘5 Lea 4914 ! Se. ul: Ur mud “ay strictly modern, Hew ~ Behn. Olive Glee. , 7™ = _. ne red ree 1, ele ees bs . 1 omy, hg - J. sy SNOU. Watawriga. atte ® we ; $1320: en. 3 and “WM S jeff 7 MTOR & 451125, heli Mma! , a Pet ante ; pit, . 4 in ° " i sy ’ : i dwoog 2 | “ ] , 7 37:3] NI. roadw “ay y A 1 oy ‘K “ £5] V\ eaad KSal Mt) I ¥y ~ : ig ral wee ; ental SHU ; 1 On Oi 7 el. Si " Ads 3 ‘rele! sept | sah “ ere . ‘ Mo ‘ x. ’ , ‘ } ; ° . ; 7 . ‘ aa ‘ : - - oe “a wage Atel - “) ¢ nesthut et. Oli e duu. . anted. eveis — N, Sa. é -, mt rOvtItis, lisnide tomets in goud condi. €1 7°00. “% ss: a " } I . . aps fe 1 oe ml os - -" ’ “a 3 singie 2 baa th +e 40-51 8B. 2th; let (Ada t Zo oor ho : —_ & r, 3S Lenners ; iV. K By l MM [ ! : , -4 ith ‘ bined. ho he U Pweitth st , ' ) lg ” he rdwood f! oors. \- Water ni i 1 vor s 4a 1} yi). price Stour t sy tertius ) e . . ‘ - “ ° 4 és ; ow stores - » fastilios; wid nal ms f : ; ; : . a ae . ‘ 2 WK , ry ill , : 3 % - ; . ‘ _ . : : ; . ‘ . : Botanicai; 7 rooms, hard oc “a ee, 45. N, vist >. oe — — - OR A By ye name x SALI ae 44.98 At one: » and 6 rooms, hardwood LUSH-BUKNS, L1YS Chestnut 2 aa 1 rice + Sry “RIN JUN ; + " | : . ens © = oF SiMe WwW mile 7433 Gravois a rent $isu0 oy ‘year; price $13,00U, $3000 rieam beat: 9 ar w ; - ces. garaxz F ‘ ! 7 ' 7 } HDatn, Plow? ". a 2 bat S. hot-water he brie] kh ad ’ r T - + ‘ ye ' P 4 > «be ) ~~ rear + in { ial j 2 > wh : ii " , T slow ‘ (an. Beautiful fouth oti ™ ; “ 210 -. Grand a ae i pag +e, suit. garage for % cars; aij con plete and thr Al-~odxx Weils, 4-9 single; all mod- ) pOUBLE FLA T—+218 a: 3.3 sheiee Lun syuth Twelfth st _— — po i r. A. DARUME R REALTY ©O., livul - room Uth Baty nenidence; oe - ; 7. , es I i ¥ TY med ot aaa ‘ new tatty +3 t i : me it bi Ot and ;:é€ai porch, duu e S\° 700. B17 - ix : . ; a ; ” , : - : ‘ : _ OLS MiNaii; SIn Re 3 ana Olive 1’ Lh ad o2" “hest nut ibdive °65. “wig and din — 2; N. , od: =" "asi N ari : ety > sn tn ta a . street and alley made, 410x24U,; : — neat TANG we - : we @' and @ Foon rooms; bail n deieciric, excelent con- : : v P iti pe giass ine losed, in +h % bath. 40) = ~ . : - - > ———— _ : , SI NG 7. Ae ‘ ‘ > . 4 . 4 DIU thn: “VT a 7 g Dot RIE el, i- 171Y ‘ : aye , a? -ie* ' Se s) , i ul: ; Gi : 4 rs 4a f—-Minglo-—8560 Marine : 4 ) ree re, porch, 4 bedrooms, oa" a ral ee MODERN é 5 , an SACK I I be i LAYER REALTY CO Karage; price $8400 st xX SALT e ‘. «Ue at BY weil tk $545 Wyoming Sid. 20°70 wt-water heat, Daeih. eects hare garage: veyYr moderr:- b the - 2 ee: , 4? “4 | d ee sign Poe ' arKet ‘ ra~ 4 rooms CU nion. Upen Sunday fc) } iad Tv ‘ = PLATS—14724-34 Dolm is ‘ " 3} e uawvur $3. teeth, cle 1 gene ) ets . veryuning im Seay ewstead: +] ** '» = > = ’ 2 Pm ay SIOP MINE ors : lardw | haths eur : ‘ ort ; ‘ ; . . _ oie fon : “9 tgp . ‘ . } spots i QO? ; . —_ a Phe ~~ itt : — ciass reo i. 2 2 mn: | > at ‘ alate «a “ott ait : : ’ ' as mG ncome Kings rhw: , looks tne 1, Drick arage pt? 4S 4 PITS PLUUU Cush r) iit 5 00 terms, * . on. ar bath: fear = —— ree ; nu e BDH i nieieienniens OR axo eee ; a? | Sa PIE rat "$1000 cash rout r\ wees . % a Ree on tw . P , ; “OrhHir «& FINK, BON imu ok ity Ww Bid, 43 Uravol, - AL. KURLNNE A: oe =. .v.. ae, excellent c —— a - yw ome} ° ‘ ‘} les ¢ S . 7 ’ - gerd WANTS DOULBL Ke THREE tA cr? o 4 i. aan % RONALD -~91 @hestnut Si. A T— KX ne ta e HMAMMi] 3630 & Ms One a} 2 electri curawe tour three west of Grand: 4 and 4 reoome: sirtietiy ‘teted agen 0 : (,/n8Z0" } . ‘ ‘ r¢ » ; } fs rilips f =. i rey ‘ ' , uf : ’ > ius ying : , i,.eGer . “ar if rs % :. 9 ~— : : : rh om rm hes , athe ~=s ° "' . riche ft ana let 1 , Shenandoah, aa ts. 3 ‘ ce | 759. oie 7 tamilies ae 7 ~ ; . family , © Pin et a i é : pejf nthe O1 ol. HMenion ol W. - — ag o } fu >? Wes Po*pping seg: reduces ; 1 hes : ~ foot lot: price Is right. b h oarhiae as oa hn lng . r a : - ; 4 i ; . i 4 } . ‘ } ng j 4 i c* i ‘ a] j a | he ; } - | . ‘i ee ‘ ' , . - Cie, | ‘ " ; ‘ ‘ . _* 7 ‘ : ; > . _” " +4 #o% : e ' . - : - ” « » 4 > bath. hardwood floors, fy flat: ge nd ‘ 8 reoms: $5000 hest condition: crows pevkwies - eae . te ak Sige os _. oS rooms, bat’, uk ane ree ata tO, BATage; MESS BOt. Tuiverside — gga ts vii Ai, LAU SCHULTE mat = vf | deg T+» e sink, pipes r furnace, rane ——— fancies = iv LAT—bingie: 4006 Lafayette av.: 4 and! location: appointment. Box G-J60. P.-D outhampton, ! “= oe ar ae i. tenes 2 — | | oe re, VEO bal «| nt B7u : LA’ Doe 3. fmimnily flat: . * ui lectric, A al yo tile bath . French a. : TOom gins. 491-03 Mul! lanphy: £ families. 3°’ RELL ey ap sien i’ ili “- wr a7 3 ash $30 ne ' ce FLATOW > LAT—-1951 Lynch, & » electric, rent Suo0 , aera” — She ae fami! | a - * rooms to 2 Bile varage: Ty jie t JOuUL ark euitahtle : s Pen ~~ oe arte ° | , oom pak 7 ,eow moder! t-roo! Conipten, A 7 i ers vile s : nreakfast room, Line jocation. | ME ECHEN. Chiprewn apd Berry -- Be a cag } ane” ane! lle “eonditiorn mol Rib gay 1 pare eer asement noi for ph jan 01 iropre r: onlv S15 000 ' , RUN. RT yh ey : S sasmily ime Yulldin 3500 eet at ' cl fuwer Giegve car, ZSO0A);. Nebraska. Siiney 267 Vietor 1416 : . ' ele iif ‘ ; panne aufmTi Aiure Siig . y j “eer ‘rT WNP cron rot A ahs +L aN MINI, Os ’ iG, 4 : - -— ~ ‘iy ‘ Tr : aan . . floors, fireplace , bu . terms. SOPHIR & FINE, Ra ssion by card spears: | peo NM 7 siete ate (LE LAT—d916 Nort! ricet 4 TT "gene Samar te ty —501. voming: double: 3464 a Pm ¥ = pg oe att brick; South Kings Servant cy: ttage ; Garage. , : "KE f YpoT_ EF . *¢- : emi) . rows snail , $2000: i , ’ s RL, , ews lena 1val i, O-6 ; Nad 5 al rf ‘al necessary. Agent. FLA r—Doud:e° 7 i" “4 Mi ano! a os 4 USS Wey. ~ uee y aoe 6 reome, — acre. ot 10¢ 7 ” Cae Dowel et tt menant * cate ’ Broadwi ’ A pe 4 nas ‘ vit Pid . , ; : : ae — ; - oes rent Sla7? per veer. : ts. copper wey tod fruit closets, «- . : BS gt; 4-family flat i B73 . shores Nec INGLE FLAi— ] re Dt? 7 28-30 S$. Newstead: 0-6 rooms. | yy bce i ferson-Gravois garage; price $14,500 tage; two cisterns, twa © : hy well for $9000. Call 915 SINGLE BRICK FL AT—s: 500 C ASH 2075 roorne. ba stage SF te Po lid; brand: “pOUBIE PLAT —# » Toni ) wnslairs vacant; $1000 cash down DOERMLINGEK RK. CU.. Jeiferson-Gravois. | CM, MERI: oy PhS SOs Cog big pond, barn. chic ken ~~. month, se . op 2 and : - ‘ith elect \. ric, si@am heat, garage t aor es 3, Met ate! . Murpi's teder! garage: ernis 7 _ risa ; are KPLAT—I8285 Geyer av.. ~ famililes, t and us lapateh a ee Se rage. Vineyard, orchar sn - J 7 4-famii3 work is fla in Al ondftion. = ic bg A EN: FA REAL?) : e450) he Oe vis. ran | PLAT : "an Ren ' 6 rooms brick flat. baths, eectric, §a- | ATS-——1226-"5 Armetrons 2 families; 1D BU SINE ss PROP ERTY 3 -1l1 North GarSoee: LATIN) | at Lave + , t Py fee S950) “ py IOS Fr FAL, ie ; =_———— “gee . = - - ° a ondit - 30 hia ; : j 9 a, . rath at et ; - ft i ; ' vo 21s ‘ , 7 . ohes . : .: ne : srove | etyle, 4 rooms, Cuil, hardwood fl: Om Ss, ; ; : 2 - — a me we aoe Olive aig, = | a coe eau) | @arage: easy tern wa i - fur BACe tire. Laem 9000 , ate a ce , S299) DOUB Le r L ; s: ‘1 re Pt + - pend fioors. | furnaces. Card oi admission. : JOxx Connecticut, Ov rooms, HAVE good Values in. “single and oa 7 SL He “age rice OOO. | er Ty a ; i -Ride O 27s DOIN A LD R. CO 1141 (hes od ae ee aoe Mi nares —* a th ee. —— _| BTUBSSEL REALTY OO. $548 8. Grand. ringers fiat: steam heat. bath, brick n t : —— - ° : . ; ee Y 20, YUY 1 Pas nem « - jane rooms: baih, electric, furnace: | ys = ,’ ~~ 3 tlle porch, 2-car gurage: lot Joe - Imue ~ ~~. te Box _0- 22 P : 2 a 2S38 st rand ELE TRE os 00 7 |. ‘alnily, 4 Room. Pls 000 : : me ae ; ilion ; j ; . MIVJATL , Ay ws by ‘ douhte wares at ; iy i } LA i. io Mas: vis BiriAie 7 and 6: 125: price $15. SAM): lot 45x15 .| mm aN, LE hEING Wis LL : * ry C. , —— - "519 , : «- na . ne} yt rr at . - : we 5 modes; hot-water heat: a real flat. Full a D ~ ¢-~s A 6 and 5 room fig “4 . TS se cash. balance wih rents; |... sae ay ~/O1—3 NX , Mid 3 Nor 7 a os — Thatta ee oa = - r SDSOM, fer) particdlar A. ABU my R REALTY O.. MANN. “Teia*e wee "E Tw ; 23 N. ais wil : family 000 ELL ealtor cade Bids ve 7 se Etc, * ih er +3 ocode aguante O871 MeCati 1 nly “ ROOD 2 a cline ehawert : m. ot., : Moderii, singie, 5. double | LIPP & E WERS 3545 Wroming. Sid. 0°90 - : ' or § iti : ae ent ~ Ed i b Ae. i ’ | ‘ f t . . ‘ ; E : . s i ‘ - *“,4t ‘ , . = pam - — . ; ¢ Be lot4 N. 15th. Central R0% + per month: * id} sel) St) . - —— — . ‘ sl ae ee ’ NE @ Sallie Hid ve =" v , 7 eke ri ‘ x ta. Bide _MeDonaid, PLAT —o4 56 Gravuis: J+, watae., ¢lec- | fT pe et yh py » and &b Oris %, _APARTMENT—6-family. 6 Fr we cae OTE geo tihng. iii . . ae Fr | oth phor Sul. avivh. _ is S. Grand, bait! eth, sivctric ans Surmten. rene $1700. | $7000 per vear: rooms; { —— a mm at.: 2-family, 3 an By eran aes vay eabed Tie lig yor ab : ' te vs ; rat ~t R WHhLZ. 6°43 Gravois. g@~+r. oe . . : arren sf.. --!4 a. r “Se aes ' ante onraete Ke 4: } ; x Nf land ‘ rome? . ‘ ( , - ae A , ‘ BER e Bho. a - A. JOHNS STON REALT $36 000. rr t img elect ric lights 2 barga: n : y ‘ : ‘ . : ‘ ) LI \ \ N rig, Pm | ‘ i , 4 . . ans” L nm we . POLIS Gow! iti ; ' ‘ P 4 . ' . ' P . mh , > a ‘ 190 7 ; "LAI = T2t$ Ly hat Tt BAILA ‘Ty ‘%) » BOT : ‘a » : ' . > fs, . . : “ ‘> P, ‘ ' A vain VV 2 ) ren! row L)t) ‘ ; e ¢ ili . . ee as oe ‘ . ‘ _ ; - ‘| - | _tlton vabany ZRH. Cy b toe il ~ f: oh DUTTON & KERB. ENB RINCis eant pay A1°SC} LT] - ey - ee ' 2 ; Rar aye price $l. m = . id . bia gre “i° ire Miele — 36x Shenandeth, beaut i ¢ . . yor wa : poe abdany 7TBR2. 971% 7 14t a st ee 1S ai »4 4 “ Br ]wal : neat 4 ce al ha io 11 , a in | Bi : rouon Sl ‘2. “Peg es 2 dagges Sheu) wie FLA T—Sing Py ndiana av.: ‘ “bit 4 an “5 ru~ins; S500U cash, | "LA ‘Shaw av. single; 4100 bieck; 5 and _ , : ea . 7 ** : . “¢ . atl . i | ‘ _ , ’ x ae | | , ei ee .* vat . etevvtit . ath ' ) “at ' te @ , ; ee 2) MiY) ht KS 7 : room ® “tile bem Chia, separate steam hea t- ” , ogee : >) athmatnut. Olive 1263 or Ol ive ' plants; double garage: lot 40,177 FLATS FOR INVE S| _ 4- VEST MEN ye “Fiat—2040 Xe Ww Tshiand - NE e : ; rT '" , - cy | $253 FS =e $95 500° ca: ages ; rent $275 %, ; T acl ew tric: good condition, a : NOK I ti SED: ‘ I i. A I os 1 fe. e “~~ o Len! ; vubDle A : werege: 1 ‘tal $ a , > i oo 4 \ Lt , ; eo rhel HORE ‘ ? (> Jefferson-(,ravois e b. . “ . ; Price S15 51 cash; 4-family; rent > a bie: immediate possession, 9515 Dodier . & and 4 reom iseant a . ' terns sun pariors, t furnae i ; : | 0 ee —. then tumeit s flat must be sold at once. and is the 4 . = vey reasoia ‘13 4 p. m ingie flat hat , Vill Bat he "ATS , . ry es as ee c:dwood flog 7 rhout os na i. nee I rovil fiat, hardvood | FLAT—)S and o reoms, cx imphrey, ? De rkain in the Shaw tract. Agent BHT, Gravois and Kin me | _gwner on premises uni baie 4 Se hot bel, SH500 oa a8 : , ‘ 4 > ~witT j wr ' PP p 14 me os sited ' - ce. See ater, OuULe | er rth = . = \ypi iS sORRY, Zilo & ‘fiersor “igh WEISS-MYYERRICKS R, CO. 1 ary - — oat +: “ NEW FLAT—TERMS : | — a ea a Be, ale ‘OSS-JEN: i NTER_R! a. 4228 Maf and 3 rooms, bh ate rice “$10,000 DOUBLE FLATS —2231-35-87-39 8. Ist! wx == wKRY. 2110 S. Jefierson.; Mgnt oe eve 126: or. Olive 355. | FlsA r—Double, W324-26 8. Oth mm; 4 e have- several new flats that rE BEFFA REAI TY CO enone =] 3 ' Mion »] In IBLE ° 7 ° “3? , ae , . s*. baths e ie (ric: “ ii] geil re ” o d 4 : fim a + «,3t ; a ---} — EFI TW eautiful 3 3 roome. alcove. 40 Kingshighway: $20 Qype 000; on terms. 4 ia rees. ET ES . , mee : BARE ALN name wath ahacitic! adrelanem tes ened | 2 ee eee pee See | FLAT—gSxx Folsom: doubie 3 and %:| Fiectric, white porcelain sink; 4140 X K .? ~?- ~ : ~ »R455 THI ODISE —_s To tLE os ; ye mye : “ee Morar , , , ater.) d >. i ihm. i4 ’ 9 ‘ rooms, tile baths, hardwood flora al R, IOUTTON "a ES HLENE RINCK dition; terms O-FAMIUTL } and 6 room flat furnac 3-car rooms eact dened: Taare gy heg tl Se, ee pas. hot-water heat, «arage, for par- | FLAT—8616-18 Hotanical, “4 rooms ) naces. handsome ‘fixtures, copper are N. 14th ae . a = ; : hee e — age Py ns, a B48 aii ticulars see EWR i: NREICH, 403 Com- floor. 4 and sun room Ud fleor, : el down me RELL! Pai ‘ “™ fe se ‘ ' , : i: arake ‘ 718 Fasy ‘ iia ? a irnaces ' ae sc 64> ate A, 4 ae . Zz - othe: ees 9 y's em 12 “ya eesti oer aes ; peat h 4 2 t, ee, 1 Me SRF Py oak : __fiats, south and west. - Chive 178A 0H? Chestnut, O. 36, x uF 2 BOT t 4 tor 7 Ot a stnut Fieis, ryaptit S40) “ : ii? } a ) z er ) vv i ; " handle ‘ | "| : } ’ 7 le . 9 *) “ “7 ” —_ ~— eo : - — . Park, double 1. Dart'y | FLAT—My South Bide single flat; 4-5 Somat 9g can be bought with POO) or year eash, balance easy terme $4000 to $3 ¢ ees renta| $2004 per year. 2320 Mullanphy st.- 3 a 3 rome pra ted izhou' ent S252 er mi choc Sa v ‘ : | DOUGHERTY- SHEEH AN. 721 Cc rat Beg pee’ DUTTON & en ot LT] | ‘ j : > i J Leo ‘ Hip ne - il] lla uv hat — rooms = a 182 Fo _ : ~ ’ $e7 50 i j iN (OLIA A - ——— ne igist Lorhood : in excellent condition. Dux Sidney. “345 F ~~ o } th s bal “itis ; : F . ; mie . ‘ ‘ 44 . Je od 0 Bqyiit. ‘ ] | is. atns. age V yor rifle” * | sing . roeotm I> 5340. Post-D) 4 if . 4 . — st F bs ad — — — - t?aa . . ry. , , y r .’ - ‘ ; (3) Ve S963 ‘ \ 4 "16 , e) +. ; - - ‘, f 4 es , be - ai —————— a = ae 973 alt -¢ 4-5 room 39 “aaa rWO-k MIL B20) - er ae Sa mat paved wiley on an : . » " ‘s > * a real bar. ~ ; 0 = ’ + ™ ‘ heat: MAN STRODTMA : * ncaa yontrne agi trnom My gaone na TX “ tor 709 ¢ LAT—s666 bo nae : a) x. 5. : ce EDWARI “ae STRO ONT sf Ax whine ar se ee oe oS RS Be er | ION H. AMBOTT. Re 4 Mae!” ceadeee Wemmnart tivarane inno ee ae | Sidney 1440. —__ ——ronrmecnmeeemamnenz | tists price S10.500: convenient to b ear : ; . a . i . ‘wP ‘ . ‘ —_ , SHS mtx at ‘ monpes asn. ¢ nce ‘ASY . =. “aze _ for ari.cuilars net : 3 I. IN LE F i mhines: lot 735x108: submit offer. Ae reer eee | : - : | flats lectri arag , ’ ! ; na. | STL Lee] LE. S46 Grand arene: 8 a sraval FPLAT—?105-07 Chi fay brit \¢ yh T ai 3 ma * GUUD INVESi MEN! : and 3 rooms, toijet. electric a1 Dw .. KUHS REALTY C AT ) “ : | ~et A Re, ~5o4S 8. Grand. | POERFLINGER R, CU., Jefierson-Gravois, | FLAT——o 100-07 Dpewa, ~-5aimniy SINGLE LATS @§ sumer perrox « waa sath st IK AT. $6009 ED ny oh nm i yh * ee: L. KUNG Ea, nrondeay. | home and $100 income. 5116 Chase. |¥ LAT-— ‘ : ax re OH we xv 1 _Fores Seti ' , “75 VA me a eens a = fee See tan, 3 AvP , m my Ys ,e) A} ‘ : ine: nat , aD KLEIN, rovis #05. 806 we YECK EL ve vor SRICISON mi | and 6 and 3 and 3 rooms: electric. bat! = 3 L E1000 CASH 2r¢ ‘ater heat, hardwood ¢ ° See 25 oon” ae _—— 46551 Kosa: single, bath, ciec- | a . = | 5. roalw ay See | anne = ’ ¢: CASH 9R8G | at. bar oor yy | N. Grand ‘ ag an Pp oor brick 4 : { rma ge { r a] machines: re t ‘ 501 “Ff . - Ts. " . () Fation Park; Tent 9 urnace, gara = 6S ma Cnet : wivitt oo on LsAT- 47) =6Suth: nd, me roon carage: hares : - _ | 5001 Gravois, an S062-H24 BOTANICA . $ ‘> ‘ . ional ‘ ,' ’ M ‘Kean, ‘ey and Oo rooms, , ; er ee on — ~ onl ANTICAL. $12,{ ) rHiS BA ¥e + 2i le n f admi CHE MEI HOW ILSEY, 3O13 Gravois. wr } " rooms, furnaces, elect i . Orie ‘ 4s , ‘ - . ’ ; i . a = _— - - ™ : ! I , &e sctric : bargain: ci108e to ¥L AT —36: + “4 ical aS ai excellent : e ” “— a urts r oy a _ nn a : . i 1 AU nat’: ‘ , ama . r} ‘ “OO! Tr *s 1.At oo - . . a et _ ate dhe — 2 . ‘ ; this garage ' t , ; ~ ; ¥ say . xingle “34: / hus cn. . Bl _ 7 : 131 / «Car garage; rents $12! Se. T2135 St. Lovie av... two- famiiy, ba ti “coir ry eal b R:3 $, s-room cottage Aame ft elect ; 50oxxX H IGHL AN ? = g ; be Grand 4 see: cheap & ZOELL ER, Grand 157. single fiat; 4 ; larce rooms, tile ba tity (JOHN BL ABE ee BRO R15 Bed bath electric. fur- =, oye? Sovtagis t ”? , » £885 2 ; a a ~ I : a oes ras heap. POUUY. CAH! . ~“—-— dewu;, 9 and tile bath up; plenty of cles a — . garage see owner a — ' » 3433. eae roa oi Fo flats. tre ' , —s04) Iowa, o-s ard — necessa “ RIGH ridney 2683W. PLA T—3679-81 | olsom d ee 5 ans a ets, butier's pantry, oe ; separate iaurr ’ ‘ ‘ : — , , ie ao . - ‘ arawooGd Ors Orick rm Ss. - Cer arake pL C co. i. ae . ; - f stan 4...” me: ome. tile bath, hardwoot mays ur dries: hot-water heat 12 500. A aule’ Bir O° "x SHI. E NBRIN‘ K 2a 5) a sub ntia . M I oe SN, Sth . ; ” l. FPLAT—w2327 Lafeyette:; bel oomMs: » He | ies, ' * he hee c E DU tr - Kent. 14 eds) pth oe ond a a \ LS one ‘ ‘ravois. . . : ’ . ' = ; a: ‘ 7 “0 Mi. " | ors. hoi oe ed Name a ih, ives. } v 7 Be xcellet ' fiat in oe nay * : : e Vt i r- Zs elias shed 2 “4 ‘Tr b ’ ’ . r ter} Sunde tor : and card ra edn 1 sae 7 ms , Lt OLY SCOLLER freA LI cay 164° 2 Sun hy ora, tlhe batu; Modern 4 “R wa CT” te 2 ROD (*hesinut O00: B1L900 bash. ba ance terns. —s— . ‘ . . ; . - a7R i) rs ae 4 . ob -~ Tana ya : ee TT s - “ ; 2 a att ii CAai: te Cive = rnace, bath; bargain, $0000. Cart Both phones 3318 Meramec st. _| “KLAUBER-WELZ, 6243 Gravels yea oO”. BRILMER, DUTTON & REHLENBRIN ‘KK. frame flat; bath, 2 at orc renta’. ie cus re 14t wn a i th ul ; ‘ zi} : i 94005 & is VN ay . ; ' . He , — , ‘> , ana - : - oe os sel ’ P ' ™ } ‘ ; corms anti su « re Sa a : , roo! ros rms sli-built aingile of oom lat: th . - |_.A T—4 innerota, 9. bath 10t- 4 ——% en , P “e Se ae a S, Tithe Guaranty BI! ames m Olive 1262. 622 Chestnut. Chive Namo eg ee “d Bay ech ow a eee saiadion x IC E S \( iL, L k LA | ‘ i ieeaenee - re _ Fadl ele om ee aleton - ya famberger,. 3.6: admission : we r Seiad garage. BUX 3548 Ss. | families, 5 and © rooms each, ad finished | ( LAT—Doubie 856 Shenandoah: “ uM FLAT—1108-06 St Louis av., 4-famils 3 gy omen orner. vane oe 741 Cott . . leas a - ' ei 4 thr og Y card only... BUX, 3548 8, Grand. tran " “i | rooms on third floor, baths, furnaces, nm itchenette, arate hardwoug a i... 2... Ss % a ; electric lights; in condt- | 9S or aati t a Ss “ws OF! : —— — Some, Siew "i oa an ae MANN R EL ‘rand a eg: me m4 oer U.500 will buy it “a , 5 2OOIG Thomas. 8 -famil: y of 3 Z Price at office f = Al ond JOM) me shee Ke rs. (“t) 10 yaw. OF } CONG n aa siasiistaiiamiaa . ineisiinn 4 Tor a (Je DIC kK M A ‘N R. we . , —_ — - #4 —. “Ly, >. POS Leu siz H-5: 8 1," mou- Se TAN r P(e 2 id 74 “Sou th Tw eilfth st. $2400 year. Roc GOL ts } ooms, baths and furnaces; J-Ma HLMER. DUTTON & KEHLE RInNCW SN rt: 3 LEE Av. 1 at ADDY =. OBERME’ cangyr i) Easton 523 Chestnht st. _ . —~d125 Shenandoah, 0-0. modern gub! garage. sUX, dois B&B - t= -ALTY CO.. 4642 Gravols. or See ee: Sere ¥i 9712 N. 14th st. j tilding, 14 ro wO apartments, & t Si Dimes 3 GOOD SU RKOL NDINGS double gar: | 3048 S. Grand srand | PLAT—Singie; 26xx Accomac 6t; inloch. Riverside 2811. Oven till Be 47°90 ie Ham met pl.; 5-7 room FLAT—oS51 nsylv: , 3-3, daiple FS LAT—2701-03 Hickor) doubje 4 and rooms; sirietly rer gr pene a O_o —nemneranentie a i : ° 7 ‘ys oe Af tu »¢ bk LA fl —4 EX Are rr facing Tower ah 1 siggy wine 4 and 7 ‘rooms, — with . ‘ FLAT—1 208. 10- 8-10-12 St. Lou ge a’ t-fam- * tl : rot of L. rn al muy. DP ' MK “> 01 y M A ASC )N oe 37. et | Eo } lat; . . - & , Thomas; ood renter a iiv, 3-room brick: electric lights r) re.4 i>. Eanes oe ra ey : . : tile bath electric. ardwood fioors, tut Barage, extra jot Xf deo Graud » @the at eit bust - rest } ite Veramet : GEO. F HEPFERNAN. Wainwright Shag Hent rondition; price of fix G24 Chesinut “aie — ‘ bieC* na rurnge for « care GO7x190*s, term PLAT— , y bath, furnace 1 and & ZOELLER, rand loi Diu . mest ~ ae Park; very fine apartmpent-flat; 4 m1 EF -ATS—6 family. e rms... 14xx “Cl ‘ELMER. DU TTC NWN & KF RN x =N RR IN lL Tiel i ; mich : t .7) Al nis 2 > ‘ - iG ~ a . Po - Pha ‘ ey it ry st 5 , i4 + + : s ‘rand : Se ine le, anne a heste! | 3 L T ool 4 16 ed ri = es iat as naan . — a 4 woanstasee . 9 income 00 wear: priced reasonabli 712 i 4: " 70 ~ ' tay — ' via , ‘pw CHS. R EALTY Cw., * ere ; bare] id 3 reoms % families, O ruoims, _ 5 PB eg omane ae nh $1500 cash. -1) Chee : , °=63-65 MONTGOME!I er ’ ~ Sm ee ° | N. Broadway ahs ’ 5b. oer reren’ baths se ; widmey 26 boat } Arie . uuly, 2 rents $3720 year; owner must leave city ‘ t. . MARTIN OLIAN, 712 Cam FIAT—5-« ro root! 5. hath elect? furnace inte A ftom agen es | Bae . & KEHLENBRI’ “Se Grand 2. = : at eC a! sUXN. Tand AR ePWHIGit wm nL oe cae aos In rear, bi “ u. a end will sell this exceptionally well B: ARE Ee an ee e § : + admission by ca 8 PRR tcc -TOun aiso fu a=3° N 14th st SVL E NDID ‘CORNE K FOR ENVE STMEN PLA T——34xx ea ei 7 24.16 -28xx Lalayette: 4-5 rooms, bath, | Stables and tn a. > AE ek oy gi fiat at a bargaip, Agent, Box G-2 -2020 Gamble; rent $1200; pe 9597 N. 20th. —eee : OULCINg sUlba : a 7 grner in Northwest a price $625 UX. 354) ¢ , piped for furt 5 PECHAN, 2022-24 South Tweilth St. _| Post-Dispateh. ; x r . — ") « " - ° i .¥ ‘4 ral ; rOUuU iv ‘ . ertil r ty THIA UE ana ‘ — ror . ns the as be ‘ ‘ a er - - . + pet > ‘ 47 aes a — ——— rooms Ist floo: : 3-3 on te RER GHIO.- RBEFYA REALTY Ct)., MER DUTIOXN & KEHLENERINCE + ind store. 4 41 1a) reer on vod “ate LA T——"612 Tir 3s |e | THEO! ALD & ZOELL OR, ‘Grand ov. | rLaT—3926 Shenar doah: 45 rooms, ; PLAT—u065-607 Lafayetie; 4-family 45 yy.) ' , 1 FF I; ul s S| O () C ash aes aa P # ‘Ts of wang "*) PLLA 3819 Minnesota . ew giugie, bath, | bathe, furnaces, +4 ck garage for Scars, roora flat including sun pariocr, hard- tr ’ reuls $115 a a month ; wood floors: separate seam heat JULIUS HALLER REA‘ FS = ). piants with hot-water coils, bathe & roe e heat: 3-car re Bw Ri2 Title Guaranty PF ae Olive 2369 - - * Hy 5 * at FLAT “ * s ‘ hy, : einat TACe OUOO Ma! = aI aS ee OFS 5 waaay "4 prs bargain at $5000: 3967 Linco’ a5, PALM . 1 pr Sonar FS aap gpa et a000 per ar: rice i = : case = 0 - garage 3 Salon _5179. q Zand 3 frame: bath. electric, garage. “ae : ‘ m OE. EET : N. 20th a 3 and 3 room fat |. in a , ee 1 ee ee getbt HOWARD b. KELSEY. 3513 Gravois. , a t FL ATS—143 35-49 Francis: 8 attached: & terms w «uit. ; ' terms. re ne ye oe ae ag ciggigy ob roa ge iar gs ni ees PENZLICK 1010 Chestnu Is 3 ay — PLAT—2009 Kosciusko 7-4: price $3000 Olive S716. estuut. | all modern conveniences; also gs Pee ilLie® A — zoey, oe. with separate r EDW. eae 38 His ee er kop += é nee ae " ’ en ' " an rents tee ! rT) : Dis % = : . —— FLAT—4-4 rooms at ae o HMroadwa or’ R 4] ry 3548 3. (grand Granada ILA , 5444 Park; . yd family frame rr and ar terms and lunmediate pussession deeds o trust o , S75 . " r > NOR ” Apply } A err ye 15 8S. Jeffersor ‘ ‘ ; aoe ” , ~ uf apartinent 4a rooms, bach, large garage: O0-ft, lot; GEO. W. OTTENAD REALTY Ov.. a 2831 Ni. _Grana R:: Br oadadway ’ eis samen Oy pa L028" ‘Hodiamont, 7 78° o ) Bremen. 3 and 3 room b a . fe , a ’ wae CN OES ' yen Pa) agen A=" BULiy M a hee of , egos rt AT. O56 GC ao. . ; e igat =A : rrr - r routs tile “a rl par o — = ; —" ; generale ergy a he $400 H 5 (jra? " ~ rs. garage. " | ee ~ rt : reo We, th ,en g m (irs , oy oO lite wy AY rMANN _Cabany 9474. with 2 and ° m fran nm rear: | Ir ‘ae ; “3345-47 Market; TTamily, deal — me, See Phooey — a te * > es : eobera | ' a ede ee NCKMAN g ‘TAT—1840 Vict wins me M ALTER 8 "| Sho i it * :, ‘ at; 3-4. rooms, inside stairway; —- A; : "ie RTT RE ; © %% . ; net b pia . ee — en cent . | con on otal e at. Si SOS4; price $7000. BREMNET R. E. CO., 306 Wain sht B samen Marte enainkint T MILLE . Ath st, residence; 8 rooms and age Sm , ; dy 9-3-3 rouse. _—s fury e. eeceris . i 4 ” : eit ma ‘ 7 sy e | erty @ ; “7 “ | -— ' — ms — ) =e : a ~NOLE FiLAT~S rooms and bain up @ | ner lot, 40x140; rent $1170 S508. splendid eet on s righ Act = nest | ene , ; © wl: ps Pag ML 113 Nebraska. | 3: ba PLAT—-27 4 rena good com PeCTIAN. S000. by r mh st. down, double garare, 45927 Idghe Olive 1262. DAEUMER REALLY “OO. * @uick KOLLAS- LU P F E R 38 Che: vs ) resent : $46 | ao 100 per ve ne os eget ‘ore anne "Sar Li aa lt ar tye a | ote cement " mone ‘ Af y] 1) . 4 4 wate eat: , ath: pey ter * wr a 36.3 1 ent - > oA r ‘ ° fenessee; sing.e + and 4 } , AT e EW e ‘ aA ” - } ' ourn dor ible ; rarage F oe = LIPP & EW?) R= mn45 Wroming Sid 2020 floor cash ©7500. ba'amce terms. Orr” and 3. with bat en “4 flo - bar —- t. Apply 227 Chouteau. og . rent $1: a pick-up at $9500. Ser 2 eo : cc Dodier st. and 3007 N. : " : 3 |. CHAS, MUELLE NS Forest J196 elmar_560W LAT--4960 Magnolia; 5-5, ba ser ; a r git hte ‘ Mazknoua, ‘ . etn, ,Y Fe ee : “ls ‘ o 5 " : r t “oO” if P ; ~ 2° ILA 1325 S. 13th ,st.. families. 4 | W. FRIES, Realtor, 2928 Louisiana, Pi0-| torms FF. L. WEMMYER, Olive {ou. FOR : la — large list f ' easy terms. . @ st.; 2 flats of oO rooms WENZLIC a Tol (hestrnu’ (rive a , o Paul U . ana r On . - at shits Wal nare — . hor loors. j one 4 (| JOWN H. A BE ‘TT. Realtor. 709 chestat & ts s; income $2340 nt families, 3 and 3 rooms each, hot-water |" tice: garage, modern: Sa? Falena, call ies ne tee enee: dad sor _O712 N. 14th 8 a ee eee | ae eerie nn ee; thing in first as’ OnGIOM. - 2 weston, | PLAT —4022 Magnolia. 8-6 “modern; s8- FLAT—2205 Cherokee: single 3 and 3.| heat. garages; to be inspected on Sunday. | Sunday 1:30 to 3 p. m.; open dowge pol 450K), Sent ot 2043- 45 Caen FlatT—102 eneek ot | se-teastie. ° pow price ee piace: al ad ‘ RADY, & OBERME ke .. b aa ada }. rage. bargain BUX. 5548 = » i} ? . ‘ ; ‘548 and . y . . - — aad F ee iv — ’ Bag — ' Lamv ay. * ie * meas. sés large roome, ay Oe : _—- ; @ ba 3 299 OF Chan " : good ran uild vou an vt f flint Oo UNngR na or “AT . furnace, tri * ~~ me; 3 in 4h op -Ft - 4 ‘ ars Zot ort ' | @jectric: will ren a ~ 1118. +5 x. negate ete ER. DUTTON & KE Ht. va gh ooeh K.. rente! PAS terms 'SS100 lay “ae ; s \ ’ ‘ t Ul} ti a | ivOUdAS é : ee . : . er 4 , AF - ’ : wy ’ , low : easy ' s it toda Ps . r = -- VE oe 41% * — We rT } 1™ De A . it «ft 1 7 ¢? : L ‘ Pe J c ~~? ' , ¥ : e : . . 1.° a? _? *? a? wt >] xX : . . " ’ my] *hewt mu?’ (wiv ? ,o? pe? “ eetnu Nive ‘ He si NGL K , "LA T—36: 56-58 Fa: rvVie®. M AU RER- GHIO- REF PFA Real ‘TY COs > ceed 0280-31 Madison " 4 t - bath eee 4° "08 A. 2D eT —61' aed . 0 ee s on .* 7 tak : / Ke .* r a 7 ~* a ’ Grand > eit . e .* 2 ' = = = =. : . ~~ t) e ba’ yy . hot water heat. eu aile net ‘ of- Olive 2369. 312 Title parent ¥ — electric; $3900 each; cash r 16x30, cof s "> was CRADY_& BERMET ER. oe te aa REA Y, 541 : el erent ra AT—35i Michig dandy 4-ro dition Kew ‘wt om Jo48 &. Vrand. aArug Ua We puis rt have ca! misssie Orcs , ee oer _ Vwner SINGLE FLAT 44s . va ge 56. ne — -——— " . Lay 6-ROOM BRIC K—$:3:2: . @ OTHER HR Tie a meant u i ng eo cas hid nee bhi i . ' , ; ne | ae oe . a om S300 cash. $235 > month buys 1435 ¥ _ ; - Cabany 047 , ] . lodiarme ee rf. ns . , me ey 7 : ; Or rT ‘ = 1 ‘ . N iv VW 4_} A \I | LY AP / é | = on asad OU Is 7228 Aet a . f . Pf ster @v.: attac hed: ha th. elec tric, etc ¢ - Oe A iy - ar: kK A ‘) tr) t]1 . be ‘ ~ ) - ‘ lin 5 oom ef hicencs 4 A > ! ji a ze. , ‘ ae? a is wor hn : , m4": S777 SPLENDID INVESTMEN NTA — DUTTON & KEHLENTRINCK tte, SRRINGTON AY, ns ret 13 fiats‘and one store. centrally loceteess ——$ = a eondition: price right e tl rg , ) Mafti fine condition. Box 0.360. Poast- Inepate ie Sreem ent | D- milv. O-« ’ Aa F ) ‘ M. NN 2 oe : _ ie heats modern cor 12 . at off = — wi RODIEL O.. ~9 S. of reo eid ten! Poot ro. s1OUr SINGLE AT——4310 Wii on. new, 6-6 2623 G AMBLE ey rental $996 per year, asking $6500 —— —_—— _ = 72 VEZ Make appotntmen PLAT—.U040 Siam ball , i Py ~ Pou! 5-47 mit ‘ ge _~ ee , , - . Seeman a = yt — ta — 39°99 ST. FERDINANI ve Feo. 7 WANSTRATH REALTY triple garag ry cheap. BUA , y fiat. 4 and 3 roo do 7) pes ot ‘welfth at 2 ee So ss 4. . ‘oil = ‘ AN. «Vem = 2 HAMMICKR, 35468 B. Gran “* ’ submit offer | nase f flat of 4 ged © rooms an ~~ _DUTTON & KEHLENE RINCK ee oer ty oy ~ one ee Sad a mp amen 4 aor en TT IC pgggggane ran ca teva Bt. ne rooms: bargain for aui e713 NK. 1 argain: ner first floor nen a an eel Be PO oe \ S548 | ran te Be MTT OO raon-(Cra LA’ 2 Arse th. 4 root *hane Crand 431 4g bE Dy AR D- 4 j mi o>. . . i mePeer tubat&s ‘ " and ‘. ry io : . wireet SING . i k LA T- 59% se Kingshighway ore, | Met : i aston ~~ S7as. N. 240! a em ll ; las { RADY & a 43° aston : at 8 gal ner first fl sechtiemnek rere | Forest Sit good condition bl.: beawtiful «or aa >2. sun peri mar 566W. 7 : pernits o-famil) will show vou through. . thi ‘LAT —-2308 Gri peg f : mea. } tenn : ' , pepe? © Dee Tae _~D eee | oy an Delt yrand. Central os | é 9 ty MIGHT 1 A4KE SOME TR ADE - Ta Sex Mel 4 and ; ar, and jm’ ment eine 150 " a ce 8 1d ov48 d to Rae ney B. nen ey, a~ fe ee 4 E » * t ~ r: ‘ : 7 apenas - m ‘T rey . or " , . ' ' 7 w - “ “ Corner of 7 e@ o shi eet ti ecegsi . ; : - - rm ' ; rf : BRe pf . > 7" } ; 4% ; it ’ ; /, ATE Ce 701 __Chestn it 3 $540 per vear $500 ih and $: RD 4 rest ‘ hy . ' 7 rn 6 ] . | ner a «fie T ‘a 1 , Tt) ss 4 | } . ~— - ee - * rooms a ’ 3400 Wyoming 4.5 roem- a 4 ‘So45 s Grand Me? we ; “ Ait ‘ = - eure . lat Siar: eleciris Ad hor ¢& afm + FAMIL—6RGOD > ; ta 5rnu . et will buy. . nace. élcet made; biock fro hoo! and oar: ren! w bul | ic : , | ry EXC ELLENT INVESTMEN ER, DUTTON & KEHLENBRINCK e exceptional!s 16 “sone ‘ee a , ou 4 Farlan or ae oe ng room), tile bathe eat: ares wUX. ae, Seu For core Oe giao nission by car 14th ~~ ~ — ae 2 ae tite as a= ~ 5 : "vent S?0- aa 2 §hatl , 4 PHU - eo. Ore 9 ein rer “a ALKBRE Rs NE rt i .¢ Three roome. rent $1440 (ta oo . , 1003. 5 - 7-09 7. Fourteenth: ee E oat ahaa? th 6st ; rs rs eke Mia d rr] = : ; ’ ) tne ; , cagg rhe , money — Sra ee : es, voor ea Luc ky: double, 4 fami- ole r tle Guararnts = | = we ol-water | Rare _ ae o- able . an id ferns. | ; $5000 ' ‘BUX "4 (srane : —— - » .1 nee B01 de JOHN H. ABBOT tow lior, 709 Che etre “s "RADY & OBERMEYER. 51/0 F ez tot. Oni good conditios oo FAIRGROU ND C ARK SINGLE HK 4-4 rooms, bath, fur RANCIS-PERRY-RCTH, 102 N. Oth st. el aT—s400 Elenot 3. bath, ga Ie — 4 ~* pr — mtTX «3 « — j ' J Tih ‘ roon tile +h hol-w ater het | $28 a8 E Qiive ~ DAEUMER REALTY furnd , BARGAIN ia ine + rand 1° rage for 2 machines; rent $1000 an 5 and & room, Sostwoat - x 1262. . Ame ode = Ca! H Y , ° yun! | wrch, across fro RENT $9340 poe UAT 186] -6: sane neeenutt te He ErrY .EALTY C = ileus ; , ! diate possessio | } = : LAT 217 G if | 2618 & Jeffers =! : PEDRKER REALTY ©., well -bsestit fiats: bathe sy Taek a rie pers Mar - ioul ; ‘ tarant. , . : ‘ x j ; -) } : ie. i ; x , . ‘of a . ; 7) — a , 3: a : sf oa ‘ rp MT) cry tied ; ’ ; , 7 : " Pes " downs ' Sidney “7 *, enie (71a vO a, ; > oe ‘ : 2 roeme., part furn: th i one — parr - a. c ; ‘ ; ;# . ‘ ~ ; arate " ’ , °F rt . ”; . - s : ao ee ond - ‘ “a : of - ; . ~ Ditemetimiedl — AY 14, DOO. . p SmePtio He lial 7109 ) . (=e aap , ; Pop ~ } Py en an #4 1 , ; ’ “at >: * a gv" BR a Biv ‘AT ART ME: ,, iecar Grand $ 4 nally Rood fle \ bat) and - a | s-ROOM FLAT _ be ' j . , + : : ; : a I LAT 4° ; ‘ a bet "YA } ho AV gp tf ; ; ; ‘ pri rign QCTPEE: i f) fom iy ‘ L » reom ote rc. nve R me Ss Q ca rie oe re; ” — im “% we ihe te J ; fa Is and o& Too / a! rumke oft ie a rang aT —?97 46 + . ami o reom*. oye GELAN REALTY (.. to: gtenn 4 agre $ to nizesion od tH -U \ -* ewsricat al . . hae elec? rt rth ‘oarAtle ? . ani : : : ia 2.3 ‘baht , a T) j ‘fr ts ‘> » FF} : ithe a} Tit! ORAL = i. Woe L ER. ‘Grand | 2; t ’ rria@o-r bn mat : 5 bath street mace, good cove rsctH &- ROOM EVPICIENCY : ‘ara acim ’ “ NER BALT CO.. ROG Chest- *eed wing ie fiat, 4 and » rooms iB. esr 4 80) T - , ' pr “_ ated fol tO... . i-nission mz Lg at o~ . - : ren double g ar ge “ ” . miit Hee ; ‘ Arad ré a) ‘ 5 x orl} * ow > "— . : er “: — , ~ | “ y erty ; ‘ ‘ , . ** "nS reanmitea SH¥uv i : ayv.. beautiful és 3 fla: os 12 yy mY } VM ATTe’y : 3 ' ry . iF L AK “& RR . a “ oe 2: " . - ‘ > Dw ie tii : “ it?) ' y owe . . ; ‘ ye s . . = sem ; . a . ‘ 5 New 4 . a. leepin por r ta ti heat arate wt eet heating fiante, . ee $22. fie@ of 4 ¢ coms ana one M a — - aoe - ‘ } . = ) ; 2 . ' ~ — Py} iP , ae wd har 9 . hardwood floors. $10. 500. box .331. income Soin) wary Single Flat PLAT—1S09 A. yp Pet , aed rm $16 000 Pe wa te BAVINGS TRE oo. 4015 Detimar, ’ ia i 2 ‘ ' ey * = Le rida ’ vs : ™ , - 7 - - 7 — ALT? _32¢ 545 ¥ 020 VLA 23 Sidn C. 3 families, % + OOM —— ; rooms eet ic a , “3 » ; pr ale " — > } © : j j rt AT. a ie ele Sa) . faragze, nee ae ‘noe 3 3 LA 1—StKMKD a’ . ~ a i ALi . : yA \ ai y eo fa ew ‘hownt i | N fe o* income $17 407 ‘per noum: esi . , | aciwey. h ca j i hey ad 4 ; - . . ge? : 5 NOT th vi T . ; : tiv dl ‘ . . ser oh ° ree: \ ‘ i ‘ : . ioe > Teams &3 ibe * Main ’ . a ’ ’ ’ 4 ' | ‘i> ; ; ‘ - . vow ; =i; Tis Tin? | , Y - ->* . ws ; : 4 / "FF > ; : i645 | y] ‘ mir highs ; f AC! R.R SPE CU FP A | TON DUTTO x & KEMLENBRINCE. reduced from $8000 to $6000; $1500 cash * = “ ee | and .5 ro and 6 4 © * “ , 2 , rire phalk: . mn : « , . i - mie ‘ = " , rage In 4 Le ; : 7 / ‘ — tof 2“? enr , TT hd ’ . 7 ™ _ » - : 6.500' 7109-11 Sing! ¢ = are balance terms. 8 lg : e160. price $16.: ost hist” wren. ina | 959 Connectieutt, —¢ athe modern: iminediate possessi pe r month, $7 | WULF POLLACK Kt. & P amiiy. 2 . l IT MEI! . egg ’ . 4 ‘ t) TOOTS Vi th f pest nut ' riginal PUlICA Si ‘ at . - wt) : : = els ~~ , , ye : ‘ 4 ; , 7 Lo “ , BO i>) ca eas , . in-n be } ‘ Ar : . ] ' S4 : ar ln? , “4 ’ ae AT ‘ We ve Seeae : ; oe ane ) : z , 6.500 | Sry. Cannan & co., 722 Chestnut —- | = ieee aaa bet See) See iets Scar eirAee cine LE F an § Grand rane Dele at gag: Boome, MLS ath, Reimace, al eguvemsences: Oe eg aa Bae v nol Fan a nutes. Gi yuble ga! rae 1 2an ‘= ‘ ao ge : non fi Ss . - ~ — ’ . 4 i 28 ret ye , TER © ; _ , : ‘ y. DIOs f | . AJ “ot oo es ve 7 mae. 1 608 11th far NIN T. I t Pe, : m ieee: ee a .s- 4? 444 , | de a ; S. ~- Be aay rr Winter § in.40 8 Ith: 7 fate and sore: ec dee Te: a yfAPrNt - E roTy ; mceric E7000; ¢ e Shi e om > * sleet ia s ’ . 6g ot APARTMENTS—4259 Kossuth; new, . 1503 N Union B ; 27 ON. 18t amily, 3 oe hot-air} , | wis i rr owt LA a - 5 520. Pri LAT 601 aaotel ‘|| Te Bomicgern “ "odes ‘WwW. BESS family. & roouna each; hardwood fioort, @ ae PROPERTS $ . git 39 Howard family, md « | oa , : er Tithe | $18.09. — pte Syl | ~~ : . aA fee. — on Seals * . wa : oA 4 wee fT — fan es of « : rr ' rT} anc pai : oe . ~~ “a! fer e : od * ) 7 ' 4 Grand ” we mn owe ¢% : a | > toot eo a reper? aD PECHAN ory’? 94 owt? Twelfth -. rag? ” ree! boy: ai ‘ret from fax agen oe ah. OO... 1636 56 Me ‘ec . 4 > c $313 od wa te mes a | ” pr ry » wie +). 5 Se or f 4 “es n ' - ; e . es rig a “7 -_ LAT ol 7 = y= “ “ - A : r : 7 ' sree tert? rane oft ' : ‘ - — = nd % one. H 71 & Poet Diepatr®. wand 2 . ae TS) a - s COCR: NOt ae ee oD ACK LER " T La? urTia ery Tixtur arag - ae —" + leila noat eient! eat duowhie Farrar. i aene 0 eee hes 2 C acoTt sail : LAT—V ‘ " ne : we nae ntubie —a ot f, 3 ‘ , ‘ 7 r ' ter Sets Las mee one —— te AM MER. 3548 5. : | ae ene ae ke ATR a be . \ 4d , oats ' owner 1 : ov Ae! | (obBa) | 7 eee a aK, Phone Grom 431 Paes sees Oe til aaa During 1822 the Post-Dispatch — gs788t se ip oi EI " . PLAT—For 4 | , brgem efficienes ae ; LAT DRO? N “PT wenty-second ; os. Ba ntw) ' ng fet eile ai ti a rd Ww Ou re) renct im 9 ta: ' printed 4.577 “Mesicat “Wants™— fFi* af + ey M15 , oe ty rok garage | ) O. N. SCHWARZ, 216 Watnw 1 .3. REARDON. #11 ¢ . Iront 1 se gg = ‘OMROY TN’ Gat Fpaan -o7y more than the THREE other sp orrer cot : 7 ' a room. om 30 per mont Ste be. Ovpasite Gravets Park Rag 7% vw f , a a iu iiiilend 7 ’ 7 j - ‘ , ge - a : , : ‘ " . omer Me ” * ee a: 4 P rent FLAT— 1343 _ Hodiamont: 53. room 3 wr A KOSSITH AN "~ I » warag (761 an 3 a ,' » &«. Leuls rewspapers combined. oy 4" +36. ' of a wee ry nick MAN . ey. “ttiee Cae $16.73 Fu! 1 Ov x. IWARZ, 216 W 4 fer bers eles iat od of gdmingion eet s v' “¢ ~ 1 & sh eu. | OV Seong G20. Viewsr 3 > JOUN MH. ABBOTT. Reaher, 709 Chestaut. 42; i. 7th. gqs*? i PLAT 5554 a8 Warren epee MENG. Disc ips bargain, WM. . ee .

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en ey SSO, Reon an. ee — - 8 J 4 ‘4 sda wi tli El ; “26 . a eater MET at Raat BRINE te RR alle "1/00 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, C ottages, Flats, Apartments, R Residences f Fors Sale 1 Today. SALE FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, 105 ) _ POST-DISPATCH ‘are ——S==as aan ~ ——— ee — iene ee Flats, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, J AP’TM’TS. ‘FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLA FLATS, AP’TM'Ts, FOR SALE FLATS, aP'TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, APTM'TS. 3. FOR = SS ae Sy nae a South sie 3 SS - New Apartments for § SINGLE PLAY BARGAIN soar NEW BUNGALOW, SINGLE FLATS, &3 war tRINEK-OP’S MNEING COMPLETED, =ATTACTIVE SINGLE Fi Goer thes wixx McPherson: 6-iaia (MG! goud be : . ; va eaut ROOMs (JUST stow, IDAMG > : : / ‘ Bae ae - ’ a r ss : : phd. ) -_ +14 bbs) o ‘ TPQ OQ 7 ™ me i ¢ ths. nn oye +, ; ; . | Bs ’ cali , r a : Dy | BLE Ril A rs | 6M ming si. ie Taphire) YP we a Ni nel ee e i cf r c* be tiding | n perfect ; and # ree oe ret .@ -- I a) , Tf Pie “Apa rt me nts wane Thee | Post- oF gy HM o Mt : pe * family ) » ae | 5Oxx PE RSHING _ PLAT, IMMEDIAT! POSSESSION aes fee ee pais Cane, Swood | . ees — tenn Hg " ~e | 7 a far- 3188-63 Portis. 3-3. ba S| ee ee ee ee oe Fete her R. Harris Realtv (C‘o, DOUBLE FLAT—3203-07 Pace. vt _ Tvsimar = ‘orest =. 3 ‘ j a“ - a . - 4 : d on . i A hey! ' ) ve oe | te canal ; 6. cus fami eS fart! , . ar ve SEE Frank M. Riseh U.. SU ‘ : RE ae | ANK MICELI. 616 Chestnut. Olive } 68445. for bargains 3408-11 CHERORE 5516-18 % ) — est tral nk... wu ( ED $900.00 AT—4 and J is: m : anrz-24 ee a iii’ rT; of 7 i ; ' ni . T¥2 55 ri : iad . : ; ‘ f Hiti ci : ‘ é ] : 7 ‘ ‘ ™ . : . ; a ee , : ‘ . a | , , . a8 R 4 FT * "P59 a | > * : > ; ; 2) i ’ : 4 ROSES PARISH See a en we oe ie pes 8 rome | NM iiy FE ok muaaae Rinerede FLATTS) Soh sil: Savane £5 yA ene RANT a Seat Wagner-Grant- Bell Realty Cp, M=""= =. > ‘s 7 “ Pk re oiling: No es od 5” 7 ae a a beat, 2 My J > . : ‘ q « ; b EE RE . . SS ; — ; = = =——= == = — : : : on b : ; im- | 8 f 19 N . c— ~ ' 1433 log N - ..Koe-M BARGAIN — pes . ; oC cae * pr TN ——. ; ~ oe alae ‘ x "TOT £ +] 4h $400). 00 5 ‘ DEK Lat BLE 70 “we Str , a ), , gooe vom oe VN ~T> : VY y = a> “™- . ee. t yi ents C2040: price $19.590; lespece. | reps oun, ‘Slenty of Sie DOUBLE PLAT. $4000. 3226-28 Ob he rte ae aTOS Os x site neod: Jone pciee, Toe ferauen oe OWNER CASHING UP! $3000 UNDERPRIGES/EE 5025 McPHERSON ~~ BARGAIN—SINGLE - igi — , eae 3 on ify JOST-MILLER R. E. CO’ lu3 \'' term card of AOO-T CALIFORNIA’ A || _SANINGs REST : path. electric “and fur s MONTHS OLD zee SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN ea NSKY_ REALTY. ¢ S and 3 and 5 1 lieth Saas for 3 fami ies. 3 j{UCHART REALTY CO.. 814 Chesin gears ay 7958 FORSY THE BL. 1 ; = ¢ ? . : soe RASTOATR AY. iets nied nal —_ ; nd >f > a aad . 5 rooms; sum parter,. t. « 3. ; “s. t ~.—eo/r Murvhy weds: o : ; aa “ ah . . . ? , : t LAT i a ’ ' ‘ » - ‘ : F aici “ “sSIX AND SEVE OOM rial foes | EALTORS es | | 2. . ‘ : . . Y . : e “4 ‘ " a B. . ‘ : “ : . = ~ , : ; " SINGLE FLAT—2210 S DAKOTA} Sjnge!] on South Gra t Ae fed S123. $8000: ms erm Selectric Transec: se ee . | bath. ¢ - ‘ie + aaa ali we ; Qre tag £t SOPHIR IN ) eat! ot Pen 368x170. Tent ! n sing — 3 ——— art : Mies : Chestnut = .mily duilding, containing ,.i—4 : g i> = ‘ ; -J > % ] cS D ud | " . on ’ +. Ou! t> eix !f rooms, Pr esent mt te : ete ee a | INKOI 4146-45 IF. TONT ge 2-stor building in rear: he ae - | : SLHRRENS OTTENAD. 3805 S. Broadw'y | 28h let: no agents eet 28 ee n Sou 7 water he 3 “sZ2gdke. | S014. ie1s Ss TWE uri a T. ane R ag R-} LS ese cial abt rg a pray Ty : = st 30 is _ - : tot oye LTHEIMER. #17: Chestun ee | STAN S0ES.24 Seach Tee ‘mh ater, PR gap smigcngt He ot — ae ——— ; = va ; ‘7 v4 cE - 2 Westminst ! od. NE AR ‘DELMAR A. Y. _ SOLDAN HIGH : a —— . fF con “ae E MAN ; “7 TIFUL NEW BU Maeda MEAT i” Siler truest at — “EAN INVESTMEN' ‘KZ ; a oe ae een 2 eae ™ “a2 _Kensing* | ee ee Pa fF 5592 WATERMA. b AL ; , e ? , : , ier pig each elle on $228 ABSEN M. J. ABBOTT REALT' 19 |. Arsena flat. 6 fa , \\ a“ ence AP : . ory ; 3 | - 4 OWNER CUTS TO $8250 : — | family y bdageing. oS SS Saad 5 ang kitchenette ar hel __ 806 = EIS sa: fine at and 192] a uN Ldmiss : d edie ) — Realt A-cade Bld : HANDSOME FLAT—EASY TERMS Be slow Market : ining seven rooms, bath, sleeping . _ COMMS ed oh ; WAS = : ‘ rie ~ : ' . ; - . eo 4 ~y on ha the 6" 5s ‘ ane i : —=—_— ~ - : ' 3 STARK H30 Olive : a) Re 4 us ..T cg tao oe HE AP . LAT odin . mon a nk F ick fro porch s an bonis tee : : $3860 ¢ .. | pere®.- eae nutes —_—-- NEW BUNGALOW—SOUTH LAT ees ae ae r. SEC. t trie, furnace; le baat a. nics al » porch across rear: doul wage: LEP $1000. gE — 19xx AMHERST PL. A tind sin : oo - ‘ of twenty-family apartments, UF. r \ ‘a> ' si a 1] : tals ; : ‘ S. ee , MA : - @ ‘wy 2610 me Tes AY ‘ * ; . +e t S a = ; , wot att i . ? Ss See , - - _ , . . 3 & j ‘ : } -- DANDY 4-5 SINGLE NEAR JEFEERSON —— een : EW 4FAMILY FLAT ma ‘ ee Geen : r : aston 3 a , 3) ne ae ee ee , et or] > Fl rope - to eight room suites. in iiinie- einen tedctad VERY FINE SINGLE TA AT e+ | LAT | wer Grove PLAT—SIxx Fa one. -te BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT BARGAIN | t of Un , his aftet . : Ing t at = * can . a= + « , oar ab, = > r : ; . . a . ‘ . J ‘ : 4 > ; r oO! k ——— * _ be - ’ ery . . - aio . at e ' ‘ : ’ ¢ “ : r n* “ “a : 7 “\ ' ' ‘a ‘ : 3 = t} } a al PST av a 1a. toi t Cc slate : : ) 2 3038 ALASKA ‘ ; | $ Q. i" ial la _ fen +? 3 >= a « ’ shenr ‘ ols vailable pn MARTI u Er « ma a 55 a br : ‘ ‘ , : ™ — Ni rl suf : : rs . 4 WM. R EK ; et Le Be SPLENDID FOUR. F “a i ~ AT— ’ , ' , ‘ . . ’ : ILY FLA™ EAM, “4 ar 3) 200 rooms, et, LAFAYETTE av. NEM | | wo 78 : Lick RnR £ | 133 Cta FUL t+ fone mma te : 03 BIG CHANCE FOR Ig grunsbib Tw" ibe gas. electric, . ™ ¢ ‘ } an ud ten a co 4 forna aie perfet nditx n oe bargain. MORRIS AACH R. CO. Sm MORRIS AACH R. CO.. $26 Chestnut, “ey TN Sew ph. al ANL PoE BALA eae Hmm RB et the repts oe = a hee Y ~o St ie ~ FOUR-FAMILY P in ; : ~ ae gg oe ED $1000 FOR Ov} SALI - SOS6-SS Cates av. dandy deals 7 te), FAMIL Y {ine cond . . > ee nee ' SO000 “\SH ey Ere iy ——— Ick P . SINGLE F — sy Seite es eee ce $19,000. RAL | “9 ; Tee [2 o, & et Cheeteee at limits « 4 rooms e IN WESTMOOR for quick sale. See sun parlors, every modern ict 1 b’ock of McCHKADY & OBE ERMETER, 3 feonvenience. Annual income ; 3 Jf ; a 31 . 7 ; . , , ; Z P . . > : —_ aa “* : : ‘ - B. _ W womans . * ily apartment of 5 eash " bargain unters >vcereh: each with ¢ ere . ‘Dr + YIRg c re mm. lg Pw ' we- aw : | ALB KER . |: | Af OBS st-Dispals Let us mail “7 ~ 1 ef : bargain, ‘foe me. N i ¢ } KF eae eae 1923 N. Grand B | , ) - rar st 2194 ______Delmar 566W_ 7 ROOMS. SUN PARLOR Hox "Gn sil Post Dy spat S ‘ &. tn 2 - Etzel. . ne WET — ‘ heated garage: big 7 Mok RET KN oN MONEY INVESTED por = ; = a = as earege: | Ky & | | — sey, Dhow ee" cms : dat — per S opens? - Dan 20 r ati ‘Rtatiie ~ _ - a ash pary- “SIMPSON PLACE—NEW IFHRKE ' Dm 3 id x sine O18 t , S13 . e (juara 3 | BASHFORD, aa le Sci eon Fine New 5 and 6 Room Flats gos Eastgate 4 camslion. 4 5500 block Waterman av. J brick AND WYOMING TUESSEL REALTY | 548 8 : hool, prope in st h inelud | : MI. | HNGLE FLATS AIS Basti sp cares | Be Srntee: ares, Sao phe, arRet ge 10 qacend the monthly rent of SEM eae @ LEONHARDT R. Co “A BARG ABER S10", Price $45,000. $104 | : | . terna' fe Bid ARG: " balanee terms. See fia ' ‘ ack | . | LS. Su : aoe direce Sa i te a yopertumity e long been hosing fer. |’ gy ne i — Park; terms can be att! Agent, * a © a TT . ee = NEoden ‘r of Rosedale. a PIAL OLN te ARM 00 8 at a a deta “ DYAS-SHELP, 108 5 rooms. sun Sixx KINGSBURY RANCTS. 4 ¥-RI"TTT 7a° ~*~ . } 7 rPO-f Ea , 5 Lr} r bed SIX-FAMILY APABR ; os a ; meme > : extra large reets: all st : rand . - ~ ™ . . : ' ; a F a ae . , « i+ Ne r he : ~} +" = am ~~ ; ‘ ‘ $ J , | : orovements la are lnt re” : : . — ; . wae a | MORRIS | AACH R. (0. 6200 ENR IGHT ST. For Sale 3-F ES, + > a Sh oh a JOHN S. BLAKI L3 Chestre {RE YoU LookING “POR AN APART- gs Ay oe MENT FOR HOMF AND IN¢ OME: ” | ~ oamen 9133-47 - | SAVINGS TRI 7 one and iment. Prise . sae ae - Second L Be ANDY - FAMILY Sass ime | RELLIS. R rar eine tinted “Coen dee : il = ; el | es, 3 aan din today. —_ : > 3 Caban: SAS INGS 1 = ae lo C ar - erat cs ‘Dine 3kY Van Mer oe ritis Rea e 4rcace Tt *“o {vi e “Dot BLE FLAT yy ht NT ; 1) — HEIL36-40 MeRE | ; “s : ko 6S ro mods tr , i sy oms ¢ : hene : er . a BN fh ; poten hard weed BARGAIN DOUBLE ; today Mowr rod« enien 1. | : — ne — | 2s. 106: 9) ° : . " . hs I oe . . ‘ 7-> ; ' a . : eee : . “wes . a a ° 4 > af © - . i m4 ' ¥ ; . + : i ' ; ' : ; ’ . ‘ a ; ‘ : ba a. tag : > : coe dit : na. ; ’ , i 44 th River aa s : Hy, ; iwood * . - pat —_ ° ot 2 ‘ >> - mils a 4 ea Boge ee) . 4 : c? ‘Tye? ENZLICK ‘ x = RR “*> ; : ‘ : ‘ “s . \ALrDY rT i ; s arate ' minnte Soe : ta athe pa 182" : nn - | BEAU TIFTL SINGLE ‘FLAT ¢ Mi DERN SING rLE FT - ants ; 3 floer - $5000 Wey ” ) ee ‘ . ail ng Msdern cenvrenience sca “in} , > & roetne, 3-4 R(isOMs—BARC. ALN ~e? BOTANK AL—ONLY $9000 33506 M eyes A ' a ata - _¥ i. : aaah tt } gS well. . ee a — lie a -. - : +4 i «er T don hie | Rhee k« trom nr gg ’ | ' ’ . . — | ’ mf ' 2 ( a dali, ; 2 .

} | : r= ’ f : , ; . —- => ; . : 4240 SHAW AV : - wen ie - ‘a ; ) * i r , two ' ¢ Petipa, Inte ; +d coy ’ > a % 74 , 3-4 flat, hot-water heat lewant con. 2ST: : Ae iggenn IE) A i gpa quick sale. $15. alesman furnaces: 2-car zarag Sts $2280 yan aciinand deena aie . / Bis | gules: fegeats pomeaice SES : Bick: | ogern 5-6 ik teas te S today only OO a watt but 3 Ee as Bee mee Se Seca gid ve De UBLE FLAT BARGAIN LOOT ; ’ >t y , , ‘ -* . alll . . : it 9 #1 ily HR? SKA REA! TY CO Main 40 rm a - - eh a manent ean soveees LNA ' ; ‘ . . BEAUTIFT 8 \EWw BI Na, AL OV Fl. ATS ~? x 7 a ry yas o — . > . . —ae ase , Cabanne Scone as NEW FLAT—OrEN 1 15 SIDNEY S71 5: hive ani 5 rae ~*~ : BOx180: first-class besiness |S EXNZLICK. 1010 od sicepi ~ meee morte NE ad Sor Kfast rooms, block. vers onabie: for quick sal _,, BARGAIN s SINGLE pea” Mee = HNER. 825 Chest nut. — -—-——- «= | i, §-room flats with =_t SJ600 an sam J, ~ ren - = eee a DOUBLE FLAT BARGAIN OP ag alle 7 SE53-55 Potomac st 3 Rae ~~ a Fin anaes “ ~- oo ae = — a ~_ rt ; ain cx. very Ff ' th, furnace. See owner at SSOUA Po- —"' bot com emilee aimee Shae : a ae ie tae m ® ers, bu do: 3 ee Fie aE ft FCO. 909 Chest | 41 Suburb has rood rph; a ~_ , hem a ate ater g plant: a . fu vith az Duiit-in tubs, doubie drainboard “59” Sania ____ + | electric. ‘gas; a well maintained flat - WEST END CORNER : . ’ A SINGLE 45 IS a HOE DI ; — nn S.. Northeast corner Eucli@ and Easton: two | “0ers._ 989: 24 ~... baits 5 mothe, we > &. Sth whi. eT - Macy to 4° , =a ; H owe, BS —— ool afs. . : W SS =} i | A > - 1 N ‘ ; r ; > 2] ; : . . ? ; . . i “ = Be | 4 | . “ . Ld : = J k re: iat : 4 “ _— ry t u “. red r none } (>? 17 FINE “TTT ‘ > 1492 Aing@wnignway: dandy § 447° Easton av —_ “ ; : ae 4 | : : ‘ ‘ . Sian Juniata Street . , 7 4 i . . _ : : : . ine “Ts estrnitmster | Ms : yen t. re oo Dow Or. > le an ‘nert: 5e47 Earight av. . , as | ve oms . . apbitiene: SINGER-A, : REALTY Ce. = Ove 34, Ce. : Ry S rooma, SPLENDID DOLBLE FLAT : .. : ; es | : ao 500-11 MANCHESTER “ : . ; 77 = . enn | 225M .. St BS 7 : 3 hea: ; Piso | . ~ » 4 oe e nel ~> SENGLE—t BRLiXN KR FROM «RAND ee : : . ind Ire h : "2 ) / ‘ F W Ly ri BL : LAT * ‘=x § ne. 7 reoma, farnmace. . > ° 5 wm — or Sse a : “vs . r 4 ? : r ,* . . ; , F a 7 7 " : tt 7 . J » a se to 7) . oe in} ot | . » - : : ° . . . ’ . : , ‘ : ; a . \ , a® 2 e ” . - - - - . ' . , she ; RAR. AIN—si Netw TAY i.\ Po . Pe SIE nd : > , = i 4 , ws = 33 : + eal a ue 3 ee gy orn ROT | ~@ - S Inter Life Pibie ea C 4 E8— 351 40 —— : ; ap — iN TOWE HEM.HTS ' : a piss as. al ss pe ' + 3 He. A'amea — soomen, hoes og . ' 3 ' . \ nt a) le 1): Price a , >t MM st ; , 4 TUHRO TON N - INY i , } . ; .: . d ro —— 203 i \ S22. 28 TEN Realtor 18 N. Sth 5» + ROOM SINGLE Bi Na, gr veed Ft . “ ++ + % ~— Comp ete, Marc wen ong? * eel ' , pig ites ’ a . : — atl ooagltl AB nos a- : * ; : ' ao - ; . : 7 er . - beg, ‘43 > ~% "y ‘ . ¥ ° . ; FS - | 7 , « , ; — : 3 IDEM. FOR HOM WD INVESTMENT ) ’ : a ' ; : 7 ‘ : * . . : . . - —_ | | ae B CRTMENT Par snie ar “exo prog , “ag combieted. Tf rau are teething tag a CLAR A AVENUE FLAT > ae +} ~ wiThis " o ana S$i3 Chest: = . : “‘. “Hi —\F rr . | , , - ' _ ; : . ) : , 2 nde eae | . . Py Mates eee OF * : fl ON NP th en te <a

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o fami! Vv 6601 Enright—g. f . rant aaent—6 amily o fami! d pan y racuse—#. family anced and terms can it-bell Realty Co, ,TOR ~N .. ‘fin are Ww el} "P! $3000 UNDERPRICED ELEGANT DOUBLE FLAT INTHS OLD ated f the finest fie lie baths, fixtures, This isia $5000 under Us pr r ‘ks, egitimate li u replacement q ida tiliere facts and q' lOte ELAIRK & SONS REALTORS Chestnut St. x ‘Wes: Below Market Price—Looky O69 " a . ern am y apartment o 5 rooms, large wed sun parlor and seeping porch I under ease at 7ROUU: 4-car let us mai! you a detall ed “tatement, #>¥ AS-SHELI. 109 N. Oth. 7xx KINGSBURY BOULEVARD = SIX-FAMILY AF ARTMENT. : MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE ESTATE | ” rooms, sun parlcr e\tra large rooms: provements; large lot MORRIS AACH R. CO.. sleeping porch : all modern im- 70-ft. front. 826 Chestnut. For Sale 3-Family Aprt. S47 Rar nesion _ Westgate ay. ms and large front drivewa" | stripped: new screens l real at “ment for someone .o ow as @ jfome and invesiment. Price $22.7440. 5 JACK “+ BINS Y. Nainwright lldg, if STOP RIGHT HERE Dougie flit: each: o-family apartment sunroo na, 3 trkk buildl.vwe wea'her- new awnines. A of bath and toilet rents, $10 Can easily $140; premises. 1003 N. S211 and = oO — av. particulars ca} Compton ay. Price $8000. For DAVID _ HE N’ NE SSSY. 1125 Chestaut ow 7 Ny i o> New Single Flats 6700 BLOCK ‘ REST AVY. EAST OF PERSHING SCHOOL BETW EEN ETZEL AND BARTMER - 5 ROOMS EACH FLOOR Pine-looking. well-built single flats, co ‘aining modern conveniences which tend @ liane them the buy for you; iive on Om floor and rent the other: a home and it vest™ment; my -salesmen will show Fe J. I. EPSTEIN, 617 Chestnut Contre Sa Main 216% S756-58 PAGE RIL. DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE. . PRICED LOW FOR QUICK SALE. | 9% rooms. bath. ) t Tax furnace each. : _ MORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 Chestnut. NEW ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS ELMAR GARDEN 3 apartment, ressing porch in te floors, mt 2d fioo ‘ to UST cO., K SAVIN S TR _ Oakland anda Yale abany 9233. _ 9233. 5518 WATERMAN S al Extra well built 6-family. 6 rooras. sun parlor, Ae porch; 4 brick garages; rent $8160: can orange terme, Ste te day. Price !s rig’ WATTS RA ALYY co... 621 Chestnvt._ APARTMENTS FOR SALE. 5320 Pershing av., 3-family. O&MO Enright av.. 3-family. HO1S Westminster pl. 3-fan- 5847 Enright av. %-family SINGER-KLEIN ‘REALTY Co... (live 4. (live nape 6311 North Drive A desirable singie 4 and 5 room flat; newly dece- rated and in excellest eondition: 3-car gerage ent: terms; s@mission dF 1) Olive St. Lindell 8000_ | FLATS FOR SALE... 4743 Easton ayv., single, 4-5 _ reoms 4°94 MeMillan av. z rooms. 4,56 Washington bi., > ecg 5-6 roome, 4 Acadch iy av.. double 4-0 oe ‘ER- KLEIN REALTY CO.. 104 N. wey St Olive 34 Olive os. 9404 FAMILY ATTRACTIVE PARTMENTS. ULLMAR ae N 4T PRIC! THAT W TLL APPEAL. ia iber of high -ciase# s this live locality which we have you inepect. Cal! SAVINGS TRUST CoO.. and and Yaie. QC abany 9233. APART MENTS FOR SAL. Leland ay.. 6-family. Nina pl., fi. famiy. mily Kingsbur 1., O-te : Wasteninater pl.. 6§-fam. SINGER-KLEIN REALTY CO., = Olive 34, _ Olive APARTMENTS 2A Cates av. COT Telmar bl “n4qcr (ates n° Ol52 Cates av.. SINGER- KLE IN REALTY Co. Olive 34. Olive Wx ROMAINE rLACY. SVLENDID SINGLE FLAT. 4 and 5 roome: bath” furnacet. al “hite « ood work - beautiful electric fi “ee SELL IMMEDIATELY ; 0 Aubert av.: 5 and 6 rooms, iro" t; exceptionally well bullt: real bur: 10.750; easy terms to responsible party: Salesman on remniany from 2 to Dp. m. Pass n't } ast 7 ANK L. DITT METE R R. E. iestnat st.; original “‘Quick Sale Want- ” Agen! ‘c7) 7 - PORSYTHE—NEW DOUBLE F rooms and sun room, ] a real $3120: .s bargain Resa! ‘or 40 MAPLE 5 rooms and break steam hea 5 ABBO TT TOO Cheetnu 000. gall , a New double = at Wom. hardwood fis rated. etc ver } arg $3500: ¢ | Ors eo © Lot - ~ Cm! ‘ik wz price S$. O0U: easy me flat. 709 ¢ “he x?nis? yt IN A CHOICE DIST RICT “* n ve. . s Se ett eal one er ee eee ee __RESIDENCES FOR SALE }2 SPLE NDID HOMES furnace. tlie “wat er heat. " et 7 olf furnace. tile sieeping porch. rooms, bath. hard- heat: garage furnace, tile bath, heat rarace. reoins, furnace. bath hard- ioore. st eam o 27x Caroline e . 4 8. S6xx Cleveland wand, 8 rooms tile bath eens adie bath, hara te 1Sxx South Com ton. hot-water hext. garage furnace. garace. 10 rooms. “9 rooms. hot baih and os rooms. tlie Dath Tce. me tlie. furnace. -water heat. toilet. hot-water and g£a- Lafave: to Y — . hardwood floors. Pi ne, & BRO R E. 2 7th and 3119 Franklin Ay. Bargain Two- story brick dwelling. 10 rooms and bath: frame garage: lot 25x134'% JOST MILLER R. E Co... 105 WN. Sth st 1100 N. Compton B-story, 30-reem resi- - § baths, furnace; rented and financed: 2630 Olive St. ._ Lindell 8000. ———— _STARK, ee — WASHINGTON AV. 50 feet North side of Washington, West of Channing; l1l-room house. We have LE¢. a low price on wu North SIDENCE beautifu! interior will looked everywhere, home; no agents. iis Must sell; 7 rooms, surprise now 4415 BI NGALA mh. -RE “ owner ieaving city: Strictiy modern, you; you Nnave inspect a real heer DWELLING bat} > * . a0 @Ti 2514 N Lith st.. 6 rooms McKinley line: owner | Ld 1eZ it. rear Delmar °138W HOUSE—14001 ter, electric 7 K¢ JIT SREAN. Obear: 4 rooms. as. wa- 300 cash and $2: month, 301. 722 € ce hestnu t. M. 1180 Hi 1OUSE—2- fami y brick: 5 rooms each: at 3147 N. llth st.: to settle estate. See F red lay, 8509 3. Broadway. Riverside 923. (cB) HO! ‘SE ~- 4445 «| | Franci isco 9 av. a rooms. steam heat, chicken od _used © $15.00 ing house or price J O00, inciv Ait as lot. 140x200. Admisax in _by ee maiture GCE. F ASHFORD, 715 Chestnut. n 1049 RESiDENCE—7 rooms, hardwood floors. tile bath, furnace; garage: 2909 Dodier. Inquire within. ic8) W ELLING 3 oo - Sal ® or trade. 10 rooms. ail modern: new ly corated fiats pre- ferred. Call 4305 w. Florissant. r RES!I DEN CES—1 1 xx ger. bath. gas, electric $1140: price $7750. RES] DE. NCE—3912 modern; garage: S. Grand. _ L_.ESIDENCE—) ro fae: bargain. i 903 SY J Ke: IDE Né yO iL oe S - Lowie gas and electric: $3000: JiLivcs HALLER R. OD RESIDENCE—O Fallon “Park soemae, tile bath, furnace, Sa. rn ‘Rut Ber > fu "nace - Box O-91, Post- -Dis room 8. 3548 K en bargain ner y; 8 BUX. modern, garage. 45 RESIDENCE—; 39° 8 N ie oom ba JAS. C. MORFIT. LE SSIDENCE bath, gas, subsiantialiy O-o4), Post-Dispatch. RESIDENCE—2 829 N. bath, Rarare, lot ness ijocatio C. WISSBM ATH ee — ee 20th: m noder -n. Rg. Title heat: cheap | Guar, Bide. rooms. garace . ctive eet e. Box ” 102 7 Ti Grand. + rooms $0K250; an Wit! 2838 N. RESIDENCE——-4529 er ght: 8 rooms, brick; hot-air hea tlie bath, electric. MUT —_ WALTER REALTY Co.. Olive 4237 82 + Chestnut st RESIDENC 642 34 Vernon av.: 9 1 new furnece, fixtures, hardwood ae ‘le bath; a beautiful home $8250. OR EON E. & R. G. Lee $00 © ( ‘hestnu +3 RES Sit> ENCE—4216 Pra! foot “ra mo Lt. pin bargain. xivus od. FOELS sING “4364 War ne av | RESIDE NC E—2318 Madison st. 6-room brick, and garage for two rs: priced $2750: terms. HAUSCHU LTE R E. 2407 N Broadway. | RES IDENCE—32 Gast p).. fine of 10 rooms, ip most beautiful of 4 acres. — price and card of ore gion see J. O. RELLER. 353 N B roadway. RESIDENCE—O’ Fallon Park. 4255 Ho'ly lot 30x150: 2-story brick. siate root. 7 ooms. reception hall: new furnace: £a- . cheap: owner wi 1] show you through J. WANS! “RATH, 7173 2 _Chestnut. RESIDEN(C ‘E—S50xx ‘ ‘ates: story —~ water heat: Ideal Water heat- er: tile ‘th, ga . hardwood floors price $11, "000. HENRY H. HAFFNER REALTY co 1503 N. Union. Forest 551 O'FALLON PARE HOME 2124 Harris: 5 rooms: modern in every Call Colfax 928R for apnointment (srand. ———— -— rooms mansion “9237 Madison: 6 ms, | 'BELLIs Realtors, Arcade Bidg. Oitve 878 378 0’FALLON PARK RESIDENCE 4553 Harrie: 7 rooms water heat. with new oli JOST-MILLER R. & CO ‘burners: garace ER | . 105 N. Oth. VACANT 9-ROOM HOU SE —6500 CASH price $4800. - Bellefontaine ho or ing house. OFTO TIETIENS. of. Chestnut et. BARGAIN ON GRAND AY. ©5xx N. Grand avy.: 43 feet front; !m- " TO STERN MARK OM REAL ESTAT” (c99) eee o Centra! IODA RT ADDITION BARGAIN. 4 hath = ~~ rE. ent orner or : oc CERMANN, 80% Chestnut st. and e\ec- proved with two fine homes; § rooms each | modern throughout, Ps erTme t eutt care; DW. Lb KUHS REALTY co. R51 N. Grand 837 __ Broadway. RIVERVIEW GARDEN | HOMES R32 Valier drive: 8 rooms. furnace. electric and bath. “S25 Veliery drive: 4 -— : nace, electric end bath: each has % ac eenund M CRADY & OBE sna ote. Fea Forest 3196 166 De, ar HOME RARGAIN 1811 Bacon at.’ : reoms with bath changed O70: nice fix easy terms. tthe se WENZLICK. 1910 Chestnut. Olive 1 WIL LIA MS grounds | 10 rooms. 3- ti ie bat h. hot- two brick garages. 4 a stucco, fur- comfoertahie upstairs See North 4454 PENROSE ST. A REAL '¥ 144-story slate roof bath, furnace, butler's etc. street mz balance time; price $6500: Tl Premises JAY KUHS ©O., 10th 1919 LAFLIN ST. Residence of & rooms, baths. piped for furnace: 50-ft. lot. with stable and outbuildings: fine for cOal or teaming business. see ANDERSON-STOCKE- e ER ROR _Chestnut 4893 ( ‘ALVIN rea South of Carter. west of Marcus: lot 40 x121: 4 rooms. frame. bath, electric, fur nace, French doors, plenty of shade and fruit trees: owner the WANSTRATH RE. ALTY co., Me ¢ Florissant and Warne Pome. > FAIRGROUND PARK HOME. | 3855 Sherman pl.: lot 125x110: house having 8 rooms. bath, gas and tric: suitable for doctor. WANSTRA TH REALTY co., “lorissant and Warne 6-Room Frame, 82 500 $500 28h, asd @asy payments: 3740 CARTAN & CO., 722 Chestnut. ee ———s 3964 MAFFITT Eight-room brick: mace, inclosed surimet : hen tric en: ,lot JOx150: perfect price is JOHN'S. BLAKE & BRO., 815 O’F AL LON PARK HOME 4520 A: 6 garage: owner Will show W ANSTRA TH “lorissan SIX-ROOM Hoa 4029 L! ne on: rge oat? ane electri gal rage lot 60x12 nuch cas “s needed & BL AND 717 4 4910 NORT HLAND AV. Ow! and Chestnut | lectric: larg? e and owner or MANN, frame elec. roof bath. fur- new e'erc- condition: Ch estnut. rooms. fur- not &roomae is ot rut at nea lot 40xi40- Do today _BRINKOP,_ 4- ROOM DWEL L INGS- S iaqer ot ‘SEE £19 Chest ut a* Estab! ree 18455 eee 4012 LAB. ADIE Residence. 6 nice rooms, tile nace. garage: admission by card ' McCRADY & OBERMEYER. 5179 _ Forest 3196. Delmar 56AW 3201 “UNIVE RSITY | ST.) W. (c2) TTler sare mm ah brick: 1 511 PROPERTY PRICED LOW ALF LAYT 50«150 One brick residence, 5 One frame residence, rooms MORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 « hes: t 7-19 McKISSOCK AY. A BIG FUT oe WITH FOR IMMEDIAT rry nme FUTURE BUSINESS CORNER 927 ST. LATIS AVENUE N. E. COR. OF TENTH &S8TREET “BARGAIN FOR IMMEDIATE I .Nine-room residence: Hath. electric. Terms if cesired MORRIS AAC H R. CO., 826 Chestnu $$$ — - Northwest | RESIDENO iE 5 Oxx N rooms, bath. _ fu REALTY C 510a7. RESIDENCE hardwood floors, gain for quick sale: CONCANNON, 720 RESIDENT E—19. 54 steam heat beaut For nrice and “ard ~ y al JOHN n. GIBSON — 42 >wner Wii Wainer ig? Semple av RESIDE NC E—1919 brick dwelling: bath. nace, siate sink; dancy work shor. lot 255x142; miust se to se'tlie estate &. J. HILL. Agt.. room 21° w ‘AGENOR PL 1916—9. room ree gen: co) exceiient for rooming pouse bath. fur nace, garace: al! in ndition: bar- gain. FOET SING, 4304 W arne av $1000 DOWN 2R18 Semple av 6-room frame feet: owner on GLICK R. en OAD R24 4644 NORTH MARKET § ST. j Tat %5x140 we, iH bat] It brick residence: hai.. tric. garage JOHN §. BL. AKE POR SAI. E, 6 rooms porch ; ara. ier, 51 Northiandé sie JC F. ae -RESIDEN( rE bath DTemises: see | today sure. Cheetn ut st ~ @WALNUT PARK 5227 Oriole Vs roomae electric. furnace: tot 37%. *140. own how. FEa@y terms. at off a VYORS.JEXNINGS-WINTER RUTY. ©. 23223 N Union a 45i0) NORTHW EST RESIDE X¢ E Mar ket « rooms er ‘ ‘ ‘ e . ~— and furnace. and a bargain et $3800: owner will ahow you th rouge’ JOS. F. DICKMANN R. EF. CO 623 Chestnut st. RESIDENCES FOR SALE | South RESIDENCES FOR SALE South RESIDENCES FOR SALE mene GRAPHIC STUDIOS «. ~ : “s 7" oe . te.” . . > 4 SSS a ” ——— 4659 Buy Now and Save Money This house is built entirely of the best matt brick and has a a frontage on Magnolia avenue facing Tower Grove park, of 75 out and all shrubbery is planted. Magnolia Av., at Kingshighway tile roof. The lot has and is sodded through- vlazed feet. This beautiful home has seven rooms, sun room, front and rear porches. clear hardwood floors throughout, linen shades, copper screens and electrie lighting fixtures of imported crystal prisms, Each bedroom has a clothes closet which has a window and is furnished with electric lights. Bathroom has tile floor and walls, recessed tub, shower and pedestal lavatory, linen closet, clothes chute and medicine cabinet. Kitchen has cork linoleum on floor, poreelain sink with double drain board and kitchen cabinet. ~- } vuest closet has glass ; Javing room_doors are all beveled plate glass and windows are ar beveled plate glass mirror in door; mantel is Batchelor tile. The house has a hot-water heating plant with a D. & T. attachment to the furnace: instantaneous hot water heater. Price $20.500.00. This We invite vour inspection before buying or building. offering will save you money. Satisfactory terms can be roof. for two the glazed tile ‘ars. This home at arranged. includes a brick raracge -alaxt, price we are hbaser $6000 - roor rooms. he * MI 73x10 v ALLEY TRUS HOU A tere ~- _ _ - - - Worthwest_ $500 DOWN Re: Vincent: 6 #leam bath and heat " x 4 », g rooms gue re a allv well bu t} ‘> ~ Ao | > ; AND” BATH—86000, ? 1 rié a ‘ 7 A ha i } : » a ia , . ‘ 100x138 r mad ne! ilJ valh and esectric, ret 40; price 345v' ice and ri PONTRUP. 6.6 Chestnut -ESIDENCE—4148 LETC S Tk) "Y} Hodlamont. — da nay 7-roovw NEW L ISTING—C ozy L ITTL of HOME 4 ni 0! t nd ele ‘ 4 “ormep* rooms. t threyugho inree see | i AR ze ™ : > be ae =[TDFN 1437 , KOSTHWESE RESIDE N¢ E 6 yr —— a a ‘ rooming hes : ? rs - ; - “ “ft s% : sare ~ ep= = - 7) " " . . in ‘ ss . “the HEA re we at Pe ; r }q Phone (pr a rh 431° rt¢ . ms "les on with NCE Michigan: { ms, SID . : *? ™ 4 roqgorsse Nar : SHO0 terir VOSS. JEN NINGS WINTER Ts) . | Torest 4° a NORTHWEST RE SIDE. N¢ E 4961 Claxton a‘ a" bat _NCK—2319 Compton arvT.: iz nod lnors. Tw ‘at modern : Cares ; 018 TERRY AV.—F SESE OFFERING IPRFT od rr} rma Nh Ps Je fferaon Gravois Minresota; 6 tile bath. hot-water . oe rept : Al con- f admission neces Ll}! K M SB23, = ” -YER, 915 Wainwright B! ? - - brick, rw ww BR dag 90 FEET ON CUPPLES 6- ROOM R ESIDENCE 4700 C pp! corner of Marcus Larce eAoot } NES 4 E , 49 Ww WaAl LTY®. R JO . + . du c *' . REAL — —_—— = - = . ‘ fs? > " — : - ™ - Ati ' alu j "hGud | ; 41° _ J , 7 ' " 4 . . _ rrvvrce ’ Re side nce Bar, oO: ain — net. ENDID FIARA HOME - Oo io pase wl la gi ln 59 inom ne: $5000 » palal 2 r. HOMI S816 “ Tess! ae ron ea Ma 4 3A40 4° A ot. water heat arse grrace ymans J ’ .) Wainwright LEVELAND—#10.500 Tri cara. 41 1195 : ; — ( ET, oF Ar ‘A r Sane at is THIS — co irs ’ re r $2200 Sang }4 fz 3 ‘ sy 4 - 552195 ‘Aa ITUPFER 1138 cy DANDY D ee ae LZ BARGAIN ome. 2 large ware water hoot of admission oe — etriut ef ( "HRISTC PHER at pea oa 2 even? 474 ies ssiiielahccatiiain 26 : Grand 6° "je mS ' u ~ eons ora Coe RESIDENCE—2222 Sid: eleeping i “tile bath 508s Virginia, S rooms, modern on first =. and 3 room + hardwood floors. Get card epprecia Shenandoah grade hath. electric, furna t s schools. Grand 3AS6 ted: $4600 'p PEC HAN, SEIBERTZ REAI TY vr oe ” Foon. ” ten tin & 12th st She ae i SE—1116 = 18th 7 a urnace ; garage for 3 RESIDENCE 244: 3 Humphrey at.. eS aca rooms, bath an : Le aa my ©: garage. con- — ‘ . - re ot ¢ Castleman ev lot 569x120 venient iocath 4a né fine nditon. Wo ert 1A nn - uC Aj E Rn rr ‘ia. ae ‘ pr -~ . Re cy?°Th PHS ROS a a | . . InNY (4 Roel be VERY BEST OF CONDTTION 4117 Castieman. & rooms. hot-weter heat i’ wt "A mahotany .croes from, garage from 2022-24 J B terme _ Realtors. Arcade Big. Offve 37% EMG aes ROG. BATHS—6400 CASH $49 month, nice attached house opiy te su ie oceseary 719-2 Col om . : cat to 910.2 et Se tae monaap 1217-18-21 cm: 7 : a ; fea md , ~" —— _—. me es RESIDENCE—1: a i500 cash, or | WHIMAN. 407. 722‘ “heat hut Tiive 8500 v pe) ~ ‘ Ay c fh. ; ; 19 50 Sic00 cas ae “T ShLI- . “af . ake © — Tris BEAT ' easy terms r a “"r) ¢ : . ; : _ : r tt net a? aq RES iDEN E+" dre be | WENZLICK. 10106 aa ‘es “at “yw | & : ria : oe ate : . a Eee eee one. Oe marge wt, 7018S: tor pric 3915 HUMPHREY. and ote y 2 “TARR Y On ieds| a : reaide rooms wath. heot- Chappe = anc Netweika S.:dney 1416. ft ot @ for i her? ean * ice $TROO RES [DEN &—Every convenience finely’ - ' ne neighborhood: big bargain. atin e2s8iw. tr an OHNER. 825 Chestnut. mony Ap artments, Residences I For Sale Today: is rooms. | } nha for | rooms | oppor. | only | parks: & > *Y : > ty 267. Vix “pial oe Full particulars from rs en post pIsr ATCT es 118 RESIDENCES FOR SALE = a nr — sentra | RESIDENCES FOR SALE ao eee ee cece a -- Fe oy ey it ee en ee ane a a ere ™ rooms sunroom, ~ Da Washington (Parkview) & rooms, 2 baths Washbinaeto: 10 hot-water heat West: rooms Marviand hot-water rooms riew : ‘ 10.000 ' reooma, rooms. 2 baths. hardwood floors, ....$30,000 hot-water heat; price... 8 rooms. bath, garage: price .. Arco, 7 rooms, bath, fur- nace; 30-loot let: price.. r ter ba Tennyson (Maplewood), 8 20,000 roomae, bath, furnace: foot let; price OOS. on N00 «. Vandeventer. 7 rooms, © fae bath: price .. Paxe,. 7 rooms, furnace pee cease bsbese Caambie, s rooros., bath, hot water heat: price Alameda (Maple wood) room br ick bungalow, hardwood floors, tile bath, furnace, garage: price. . lLahadte, 4-room cottage: price 9,780 | 8.000 | 8.000 Delmar. drive. furnace, — , yy baths arive, rooms heat. hed - wreland room. 22.000 FUn ecoppe pri e 8.000 | 6.000 7.900 6,000 Hiawthorne by! 1S % bhathe: 90-ft lot De CGiverville, & roor, hot-water heat: garage 5842 Clemens. 10 rooms, hot- water heat, double garage West Pine. 10 baths Pershirge. 7 rooms. sleep- ng porch, hot wa! er heat ; garage, price ‘HOMES IN GRATIOT of city, but with all the benefits of country life, Within waiking distance of pew Frisco new 4-room stucco bungalow; tile bath, dee ee $4850... tom as 4-roo% brick cottage, also finished room in basement; nace; lot 5OxToz2. $5500 new brick bungalow, 5 rooms, bath, electrie, furnace. Price ne eeeereveere bath, 3800 rooms 5.600 3.000 “~“YnO° ; ed southwest part ehurches and stores Bradieyvy ay HB07 A 4 eiertrir fury 6530 Similey a\ same ase above. co bungalow; 6 large rooms; esteam heat. et¢.: ict brick bungalows: 65-room efficiency, lot 40x207. Price $7250. can be ugh very reasonable terme. Quick possession lota for sale in this section at $20 per foot and up. for full particulars HAUER-LUSTKANDL REALTY CO., 806 Chestnut St. hard w nee | These homes given Also have Beautiful Tower Grove “455 Klemm: & roome. tile Wood floors hot water heat, large aun tile and brick porch arroee front; = jot 362160: oreperty in p mcetiant if vou want « coal home. #6 we SFL art K. 10@ Chestnut, Olive 1427, li, , Block From Shaw’s Garden ‘iful 9-room residence, tile betha, : : hbot-weter beat, eee F -* LENT RESIDENCE 43 SHAW AY. 7 roem-s . 2 Ts ot , rage B.s air heat ‘ hs » © stewie "A190 Gravois ay VOFELIOS 4MIGHTS PARK otionallys wel) Dullt ha the large meloset ndings tot Licks ; Fe EALTY €O 414 (Chestnut et “KESIDENCE—66250 a dandy Groom res! roome. 3 down and | converted ‘. 4 oat io “TW ARD .: Retatick Rn. E. sale 120 200 Titie (jusranly | bil ~ 1802 LONGFELLOW BL. Setory brick of 12 rooms; tee 1: « «plendid bargain at — ; cNZ peas ( ALIPORNIA L7xx «California 7 7 i) very large is. 500, WRINKOP, 619 Chestmut. _ ST. M ARG ARET’S: PARISH’ 3931 Cleveland, brick ; / beet h furnace electric O Soo. Main 4 ¢€ MOYLE. Realtor. Bank of new house HH Gm. sijatesneiahtiaadiniaa a Aietrict tor Ba rgain Residence center fait; 3838 Humparey ot, & wetl-butit rest second f100T. | ge rmot F | tile bath. furnace, store TOO | verage with light 2 ater. _ . oo Neaty new high-cra¢ée home. ; rome, eree livre 7 mii the a leet Lire ove mente. brick gareg t Orel 7S. Card , Ria bast Tih WTHORA F i-theywtit modern home finest mate roars Set-weater heat off fur part uae ep (ormpton Heights, are oe YPM: — RFALTY (mh | {> :eat fast 3520 V 1 TOR STREET A ena bullt B room residence soparat e beth. toliets hariweed ficere | water oy et... Z-car ~_ bat gic on a cet card MAU OHIO. EPTA REA mALtY ¢ Olive x 312 Tithe Guaranty ‘.re £0900 | WHYMAN. ‘407 Varant. roperery price, —_—, price dt WA MENT. y Ms Le “jae. Kagnt » a ; #3 # eet ; oe a La. Loe ee —h Bites ih > 2 os 8 Oe emt é < hp se Cais ‘ { had on tee * . ” + ‘ x , Lin Fem dep ipectingm pment . : bliin oe oh be int UEP oe Ae Sea Bho! * 5 t naiss tes 6 Rc ls Se te a ree ts. tx» Nites tee sas ye 2 NS ae i. aah rr oy i}, FM, Mee aes pay be 2 EOS” Paar en a Me! Es ‘ rs wine ue Ba BA, . Pp nd PARE ie EBS “ : ee Es teh ‘- § ‘ ’ ° * Be cha: ean : + . a he ~ s \ - . . te, Te A ee t 5 ie = ee y “Rami ene ~_ a : EWS = F : . = Eee) f Pie 6 GPT) tate ee Park eee 7 d RMivpeeeat et Pais A PET i Re

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Elegant, modern, garage. 006) tures. hot-water heater nqu f the : 5461 E ht; 9-room home, fn "8 te , a 2t6 mnrignt, #-Froeor ——— ‘ ~~ ' “ > é se. oi ing. 5 stores. 38-rooe FLORA ‘ost-Dispateh rdw oor on G ce dja ~~ + ae senaeeice teat, | MERLPGNCE 10 omen Peg Male prs sTANS 1h Cerna WE WANT MORE of 8 Zpoms. DatB. hot-water heat: well am | electric. furnace: strictly, Mader Seu 2; ch. $4000 oa 4 Baruse. two | a "het 173 ga temens. _ . Tt rank |CAN SE ‘ 3.4 EUGENE Kure R. 817 € “Om rages ering 3 me pet ~~ North St : . Louis Hote l | A= se 7. t List of Big 3507 NOLLA. : RESIDENCELLASST MGPROaOe SATSOT TS ne Coma. ite bath, hot-water| ALBERT T. TERRY & CO. SP LE NDID R ESIDE NC E LLL * 46 ry Pershing live. going. 4I-room ne vs Madison: large LC 4 Selec 934 RUSSELL RES odern. ~T yeoee at 4233 2 “$157 ENRIGHT AV. |. ™* Fortiana pl | Conventently located urch, ees manning hate Fen oe A ri L | ai 4 oe - & “AL ~* & | rs WwW COR. MARKET—- Barege for 3 cars. lot . 25 to alley. RE: EN “E—1480 Shawmut vl. ?-room ott cag alert a , } cation: card Sicaeter at teres. 2 ho ’ a —os en. 20 swAt. ©. . $120. idea) location. rice is a as iene a eeer-story dDuildin 3232 ara: lot “PT i » brick; immediate possession ENF.Y HIEME: REA. . “hy t Nine-room modern home: all the latest Sela, fal 74 514 Chestnut ae 1 = “ modern. BEN. ei SE L. KIR tk ry ‘S( ONS — > i ss a “an arr g —e provements orice garage a €0xltes; } ih NCh—1l4xx Montciair 7 room S-ROOM RES IDE ¢ E—B (RG AIN 1 iti i tnd - = e 4 right, anu ° — a oe ray a ae , : : *rh. Otive j *: - fr - @uick sale Piel furnalie. gas. electric $6 500. : Rr re ; — ' . e o : me ——- i 050 ‘ 1A, PATtT rm - 4 : garage rs Pt pet bet et as baths, garage.. 3. 0€ ONLY Ae soo—E. As¥ TERMS—OPEN west = ’ re-story team heat. el¢- —— R : wee s00—E AS} MS ae SUILDING- ery: steam beat. ele | 56 “ee oti ¢ pegewar. $910 ing. 2 stares and off lern, garage .. Or . room me: hariwood = mat : orien : ; ——e P $! fernace. bath | a eit: $13.000 cash. gy TROUT Wax ae eo mg, 4066-50. -----' O°. rict; Sho. me tk 4 3007 % 2 tory building. 3 stores, 10 oft pains. garage.. av sac Well — &-roon Use nl garas | @ouvenience 2s aw . HENRY ‘HIEMENZ RE ALTY co at Centra oo) yt bed A RRO ; . * : . ° 3 . Ja aa Be t so : - a psi aby Winky oy 4 7, . nti te a ll , , : y a oo " MMT = . . " 7 a - ; ~ at — or) - _ . aan _ nae eo pat i ae , : -story : Lain ; J. r —— — hon a . —~% 55 : ; ; ; a 4 =e ‘ , 7 . ‘ é 4 T} 1u . : Pr. : , . Swe. —i ~~ a — _Inguire wnhiz wap. $1300 ¢ MARTING oo aee-story Dullding. tote ~ TOWER ar, PARK FRONT "ARI PAPIN NTR re ro u wate i] , etc. / rooms; hot-water heat, , [. ESIDENCE 10°0 Kern seri: om [ OAVEiNGe 7 £T Deimar bi by Ss. J baths, ga! -- J0.001 ei LNAMY R. E Ss Penin aur A | need : > 4 silies: 7 7 : ay le SRN _ FE PLAC E pp , ne oe ae . . a : | a Z i Le ‘s2TanG Last Display House | - = i sdinlireeeeal ae die a a = ree on ae ae. . ik reduc ed t: vin RONALD, 721 Chestnut : age age ~—a— — - — - Chive S069. Central 6125L. Benton 51W my oa dora ~i regor _Fool sonN “South Side Residence ‘e af CLARA AV. OPEN A reg Q TO 8 OCTLOCE S335 i . 97 u' =. . rT) owt - : Po | r fron :, ‘ om mod : dt wea 18, 508 ~oiudi ectric irebox = fen ¢ a1 4 , ‘te C r | . = : is oe ess ; tle uA vet ved - = — a Se | E 10 ws hte ~ , bo tore® | ce eS $47 56 RESIDENCE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS lamberlain bath, built-in tub and ail modern ie | Crick: 11.400 sq. ft.: immadiat 2 iba ator CRBCE, : . : 7 rooms and bet OFFER siful bh nog 3 Lder : *, ha ' . r = “9 | SAM “ te og i “4 M0 mies ; as ‘gee ae 3 , wee eX Sas - i 1244 Parr ded | ates r. : pam Usa = - ; ie a 5 oe ‘ed ; . : B.. -: ded . ' ' . URS . h PAA S —2 = v. & ; : T ‘ ERT z axle eS 2 ASSOCIATED Ri y CO, 403 Com’! Bl VERY NICE HOME : a E71 ‘RR. HARI REALTY ¢ : Do not dela; : . Nga gs ot rat ECS i : ‘s a - ~~ ne 35 INKOP R. | nee al oe: Bix | ath: te an. Peace ne oe oem — 29,001 _~ ; ' Ly ini _ TORE! D FLATS—2643-49 Chouteau 4ERT? Eee garage: opposite ive 99 Nive 9: oun a, steam beat, + ww ARROTT on ane ; MOREL ANDS eo he ine : flats, garac~. 5 et ¢ Li¢# N. Tihs > iin 34 7 pita mee = — 36 , boss sal - : ei ~ : sclusive buikdere of vacan nt $3750 a year d imvest- a : . COR, WESTGATE- 4 BOT ANIC AL LTER 05 _Chestrat. |g ME UTIFUL HOME CHEAP a me Rwo-st , e. in the Middic West. = H-BURNS, 1103 Ch . sais “ES (== os. Two new 3-story be mn as ; - ‘ 30 . 4 q a ron (yy ; . 7 ; Om. «4 ‘ ‘ : a> a ae —_a ‘ } " _ > ) . 2 SS Sito, | Sipsigietsiaestos ; Vandeventer Place: | 4... “seuan sucee . wast o eam = Sth and Chest reo;rm >> | : was a: , ams vestilence Soi) ow 2 7 ’ & emia J . me nh - Wale! — Saige “7 ; : i HEIM R i? Chestnut. i t. \ ° Ky [ Ne re oo wt ~ ees ‘= 4 node ra. a = ‘ LAM Seg? VE RNON ay —sx000 e. ee = OF : . n be t, : . r e : s . 4 ° = - ; ° : P —_ . | oo - a : : “AND Fu ‘i \ i : ¢ v ‘ ’ ' , 4.4 \ mh, ol] >stnu t : ' -- A: : - ad Ww ‘ash, S cos rh : ; ae ~ = — “ >> brick « “2 any 3sinh ‘terms vecent. : puici an.i 7 = , &, . os vans — = on, _ fro DRES—+ i 4irg a ores 3 $165 WASHINGTON BL.—s> ¥e aa res. sc 3 . r eS. e : era id basemen: .'s Ri ras — 2 e aes mt ——s. St . , DOW NTOW N “GARAGE ~wJS5 sm - 7 i iot TIxlse, » , ‘lan: ; , . ’ ’ ' “ P ; (ie) ee wie rh —a . ho (la __ GRE K ¥ RE =a, a ™ eae house loca ae ont ha een: story brick _ga- ST. MARK’S PARISH Sk. BP EFT ae. mainge 0. Tar rep REALTY CO. 403 Com’ = a Ee iit ==. » . h TA : .>i | . ?ami's " . }s - : 4 Wh : ‘ . ;« . a : ~ *. mantel tees dk £4 SES | ; x. , ; and t ar -ToOoe CORNE R i tripe ¢ : : f; two-car : : LA BAN SN F ». i Tad: "eas ie “ .- = “orner shee = . —s ; furBact ga age. . , : A ~*~ oe ri I i : 3.4 ‘ ete & te a Pia bry . $] > . a Ty - ne -~% oh ce — sneds 10F cai ‘ .* oO; Bess, oo - as! corms fag : i : [et ee D> 4 ZOELLER Graad 13 ‘ > ‘ieee 4 ‘ . - o> ~ Bie eRe > . . = — . “— A T—+i9 hes mi nszton, 4221 N See STORE ON Sy and men! lity: a - ae wt - ro thie ou 4708 VERNON. st500. ~*~ : . . ara lot =. 3S - a.38 30 Fn = nie -ALS T SRATH 6 Ps ga : ) . rms. “pen today. APPLE-REICHMAN 5 F n av ¥H ' .> a . : . a . ‘ ROOMING Hot =} —S oe - . — “ . : e i z.¢ . & ’ i . earn7 0° ee : on : - i “nme : | ; . 1 S } = MAS FAC TL RIN: BLILDING OWNER LEAVING CITY ——— . . u = | EXEC “CTOR Sax sac “RIFICE TC RES AND : irgiede | af 51 Miner S_, 4 ’ mN VIF VS J 3 E85. - ind ia 's au ception hi akfs + Ma $2950 offer northeast cer. of 2 RESELL REAL eat co. 3548 8.1 3 : , ! : , KE 4 : tnut. | | with shes f- | BELLIS Realtors ) _ sve | of 3 reese ee +m “BAKE, OVEN. EQUIPMENT— ves ans io mi cup Maa _DOWNTOWN ¢ “ORNER 14 G00. ie SLY co, er 2 a $ic rt Py ‘& m : ¥ ey ‘3 Bas te rus INsihtT THIS Ew ~TORE “AND FLAT 4137 & GRAND ARP -— Bag Og trees. sere ISH ENSL SHOR. ps SRS. at | “ga a | aperies ss aj igh PAGE BOULEVARD RESIDES NCE DOWNTOWN CORNER : J | - 216 PAGE BL SE. COR. 4TH AND CLARK See rere, PCKEL-FEYDT-EARICK ra .~ : rO-story £§ Gravois. " : a 4) d ie ' ‘ . 4 " : . Fi . ‘ ; j ; ' Ss 4 ° _ , ; , . = a , a sa . “ si ad , * ™ mul i he : i °** Ia ty) '. aarow Fie | i r 4 . : : : ‘ - x . Tat , . ~s . tai 2 | so - , iO rents - B OBERMEY HURRY BARGAINS—Hl REY ma . s wate: hea: n me : TORES &. oo ATU R AL BRIDGE — ; Phone Sidney rittacs | ke | piace: : { 4 rome and te Se = _ NEWSTEAD | eee CARROLL and 1424 DILLON &T. HOME, ST ROSE . PARISH 38 ~ ; 34 a : ye as — she) ‘7 ‘ ‘ . Mc PHERSON—TI - oh, Saree nee io-+ Clavton onght cheap guick sa) : for par- | Tmt beild «aa ; > i « . ° le . PL. - ~~ J2 MARKET ST. ,AKERY—With property: me =~ Ser THES TN . ~A-a 7 . —— tech ; Wiarr " ; . ; | . ‘s, Sis ° . © vc » > ™ as) " 1 = ss — “ : 49° cou MET HFLL AVY. Modern Tr : one Mitton Price - Peon. ance like rent. ! : te ) > : ——= ——— | ele sige On Chen tore and Flat Abe ty ~ . * . Baty Frame “Residence—#412 Southwest Ta : Titer orca ee So Se ; _ & ROOM HOUSF—ONLY sseon att _M Race: 2.- o- os SUGSGRs Aces | have looked everywhere: 1 SS Graz ¢ > é $19.7 ARYLAND TERRACE HOME ee sas jtheast St. —/ + real hoo ey ary a , bom ’ ood na d né@some . amore vita Bases ‘ ‘ . , , “ee . ; ai : IRN VE R $5500 a = 3 TEN wk a 4 As 14 x. FRER REATTY CO Litrer ATR oRIO Grarote ar no age RRAUTIFCL MeCAUSLAND HOME ESIDENTS—Re 1: eee 483° Fean.| 8300. Ww “na Bh - TTOT SE | . ; a ——— $i. __ sie , | oe wasland: S room brick, slate n av.: 6 rooma ¥ a “se cee ig a a 4 . eel i, Ded me | ERE. G7 Co st. athe, copper gutters and screen BK. So, oe 2 ya nd : ot 54x24 , "e ee wa: Peg pa ea " wens “sto page WONDERFUL VALLE AT PRICk& om ree se ails. @etee a ton yeoman — ww nD term 7) | Fe EN ga South $1 4.000 ben > + “° ieee . ; ~ } . . - nal A taeda ° Be gcarace . th) ae to Owner Clem Dace _ ; iis > ow (as J 1. ‘o-ee ff ale, RFE ony sass | Se SEE Tota Me cee EE 102 WESTMINSTER 9070 Waterman Av. = sms" °° MEW CARTAN'S COTES Shoaenat | aihity, APR = —— PREC ett poms, 2 Went Bad: Bes drive enrage: owner instructe ws to sect! yg a og ney ng tos nal | | nderful Opportunity ! mace: hard. dition; price $15,000.) ran : — ~ Cabany_$ 3 PAGE! .—- her Da 7 : BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tor 10s: P a acant Barg rain ‘ Heri F 9-ROOM RESIDEN: F " Sea : ’ } E 7 - West : ; is.ang : La? oa » ' , , CO1 re LS~GERHART ¥f ro. ao JAY RUNS OO Oh and tm a Sn AGe 113 zs | ) ) noone . = PURE AIR HOME ae dence; furnace, etc.; rarag PAD : , r are : . eri “ny “iggy $-GERH at, = " Cliften “liften H, Y Sen & * “f ; . : ? — . ; > : P . J . ei * \ i ne. : : “4 Ba. s 2 7 . . 1 =: = . : ~" ' =” a ail _Deimar | : ae . _ i | ) SS vy on Market Street wer Grove ar 6-reearn 4 ~~ fu irTnace, gar age is } a Se . . . . — " ’ 230. = 7 ree ‘ MIST ; | ” | . ; 2 ~s : vow Ds - _— ti . -_ “ . a “+e — . —"t = ae ~ art : ' — & ; , : ° 3 a tn : - r : | ee WHERE CAN Yot GET WORE a eR Sa —aann oSINPSS PROPERTY Sat AZ ee a AND- GRA ES . . Zz | ‘ t : ta : ' t « . — = We are of! r «a ize ha > st oe ' - store | 2219-19%-21 3S. Grand & 4925 Neosh street am _ ae — Geaniiew o & btu & fats , two-machine fran ' ; , . fat te : | ahore a es a ae Thorourch'v modern ‘a rooms a S J : tines W , . : : Le " : st perch: garage and side driv. : &.. TAYLOR—OPEN : iLTY ¢ “Se aacr Dean ySseg a 7 * . 1060 1 . ES 7c : ~™ , Vv lot 3S feet bv 115 fi rm) Fal bs : | | 4) . Th rit finm | ) ai 1915 Detma icence and gar ; wath | oe 7 ss & § 7832 IVORY AY: BOX > cif EDD LY : : : ee M - - . ; . , ' _ —_— - » * . : vac ry 1 " ~ : . . » al 4 ; , ~~ , Sad - ; a Pe s _ SON ABLY rt rt A [.F Tia stoop * . . or : SPpow va " ~ 4 , sin Erwir BL SH-Bt RN) La amu.y | ; , - stores. ¢ “ace. 3 and 4 rooms Be oe SMALL CASH PAYMENT WILL BVy | : sade = | eaning syste: stalled: 3 tore and 4-roo ve os —_ | 5 24 a ee oe 8 6—|6 ete tc BL -~y * ~ EDWARD L. BAKEWELL 7 | : > ep RONN ! : , } nection oun ae geek busine cama a FOR SALE | SINESN PROPERT? Lf ke ’ nis F . wadanne rac : : sadid condition: tet $¢x1 : ee | WONDERFU! ~~ 3 p BOEArLiNger 2 Oe : | : ci tA =] ’ YL sit ad or? "Ty , : » * é ‘ 2 ya x, Spun AS 2 be tant only OP | Por Garage or Display ‘ive 5555. LLS N. Tth St. Dow ntown lnvestme nt PY a — iL ss— 582 4 RK. - . - ~ th. ae : | \ ’ : | 4 a é . - " : : a . | , . , _ , ' | : : sale : Fr iN " e} in : . sis : 7 oe ° me . . : " = - at i a ; : 4 , : : . as ~- a: mud os meat! dire , a FR. ih : PUT(@® Rt etive es PROPERTY . . Sitemiieel a . — : Epstein aid we . ; p a SS—144 Etsei: | ; in fine cx FRA ' " 40710 OLIVE «7 aseaisi > . on _— : ; Tl a - > fas > +5 a ‘ ae 7" a Or will cpnetder ml then | ie tenant. Sec us ‘ . i 4 I _ a A ? rf : ; = ong * ; =— CR WaAUyT Be ro at £ -— Ny = ace oh «Se ; gf mars ~ ae : : = . . ¢ a ‘ieee wetete ha a ea Y ; tral National Bask} re 335: RANKLIN AV. eet rik « : _ . brick, electric fixtures sth GIs «nn oa mites ” ti : .. "+> 4 4 > sl = - - . . = -——~ - = : . V . ed bd & oleae x Male . tl .Arge égoubie — 4915 Delmar ! eI : : emer ae — Rea wu ' rok Li by! Ww Ss : ’ . ’ ’ - . ry " s™ : ' : = % - . + * is an } = . > : [ . ; "y - ro " 7. : . s re cs = $24,000 Call Cadan ¥ , aro eat L18i SAW MI T.aanaarry ha oye ' — ‘third fos: S eer vcar San Basa beS. B—35646 Vernon; moders. 3 | OPEN «at YOY a re : mt-iMm. de 7 a gee ’ was > : : ~ toil lage . | cher R. Harris Realty ard © nocd foe — b ’ - r¢ . . 2 ; ° : : 5 ~~ sa* ‘ , . | ry * _ . , 3 er : i - . an — . = - ry laana es oR 4TH AND PIXE ~Nite Mmaome . DADA TF A BARGAIN ihENG a eee ies ere furnint , - — ae ’ Y te i bi | ~~ f | | naer 4 ’ Le ——-—- ae ~ Basis rs. wah a r ~s a — —y ' ° Imi “nt @eed for = Stark Busin . Fae “tory Building . tf. w - As > ‘ x > . . _* , . lia — P > a 3 ea 8 _ sis « ~~ Sinsies. t weed m Bommem mor ae Soo io te nes rete ira ue Sere : ete Be "aaron a ; ' i te ag | Locations ~s - “ FOR SALE Rewiy decorated SH000, terms. fionre” tile Beth brick firepace tet aan th BONS S| wast iter, ESSE Somes 9 : r_Co.. @28_ Corstens. i warms ae S. E. Cor. 10th & Clinton’ 2 Re ‘ ‘ ; . . —— _— _ = ” ~ ) “A Ns ; + r ? = " dead ‘ ~oOWN RF ~“IDPENT , ‘ = — a T j T 160° 130° i ‘ D .eS— BS i4 og ee - ~~ mIPte : : | - Ceek> 2 ,yS : as af -» an — oe ‘ : Bik | i . ' : = = ITT nc sini linia ‘ 470g mer ' 2 a. aa °. @roem flat above j Real Estate and Leasin hg Lick Lele | Benning Vue i427. eG. B. a : x. ere " “a BA . ANT : _ , J. O REILLY. Oskiand and Yais, Cabauy 9233. Main 2182. Central 48. ey ot 7 = 2182. Central 48, STARA, 3630 Olive Lindell 8000. 1118-22 Chemical Bldg Cilve

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' , , inte aaah iacaeeeremeertin ee $5 ag, PROS a ame ce SPOTL PT ER ODES BEET Ss I ES EE A FRR EE RO TD Mees ae Cp ee i od MESS NS he, Ee ee To et IS URE PY Se ee ee Ree Oe Panes aes Tee StS ke os a SUNDAY, ————— APRIL 6) ibe, i. = RUNDAT, ., oar 660 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate e Loans; Business Chan ces, Wanted and For Sale Ads bi + 2 aaa Ae roeT DISPATCH. A ee _— a _ BUSINES - ~ hi ct ech dl Bae aia : S PROP. > FOR Gane, g MenOvED PR'P'TY FOR SALE IMPROVED PR'P’TY FOR SALE REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED iMPROVED PR’P’TY FOR SALE ImenOvED PR'P’TY FOR SALE. FARMS FOR 1SALE. FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE FLAT—3422 Laclede av.: 4 and 4-room | INVESTMENT PROPERTY—Opposite bal flat. 2 baths; rent $1140 a year: price | park; 2901-07 N. Spring; residence andj [ ; _— - $7000. H. G. ALTHEN, 316 Wainwright | Cottage; jot 145x260; parking space for | Florida _| Missouri srininenatiiels ale Missourl Bidg. ions __te®)| Che cars. See KOLLAS-LUPFER, 1145 FLORIDA—10-acre fruit-poulty farms, | FOR SAl. BE or exchange. 100 acres Frank. | FARM—12 arres, grapes, FI.AT—-1908 tso2de: sinete 6 and 6: lot | — Hestnut et. i POS RE OO near Jacksonville o u down eM al, n Ou Misa@our) near Meramec * ents horges, chick 19, bri AL S$4000 3 = =2 Sd two aot = 4 aa J 9434x130; terme best buv on market. _— FOR SALE. month! ¥ Bean my | 3 rey yearly; bOQi - pity vaaiene 4 dairy farm vep.uk Mik race. 4. F outhull en HAYS-ORME REAL ESTATE CO., 2026 Ridge avy.. t-room brick resi- let free Jax Heigt ite Co.. Jackson vilie, rs fil exchange for city property or _»°8 Ff S eveon. Sie MANSUMATH - . iP I | ; eae 7 gene is : t ist of Bi Income- Producin | Je: ffer an and Chestnut. i= (c*} dence, bath, furnace, garage, 35-ft. front: - 1 & Pia - : | #61. Of Cusy Lerma. Room 301. Fulier- | FARM—20 ac res on Baumgear large 9... ©ormen " 4 a ys ”, a || HOUSE S—T\ Wo. 5-room: 50. feet; $3800. | Made, alley: $6500; terms FARM—26 acres, at Vero, price $2900/ _'° — . mile weet of Telexragh rd. : 7 TY fae ; ~ Ey = : 37TNn in every res : ese ( ' ¢: Bm. clo te) Proud to ‘ ie ini . as ita , igh Class In St} } 1@] Its HOU SE—542 St. Loui 6 oom is. ; jaun- | up-to-date bungaiows can be purchased on cV9) : Canada | PO. tts j oh * . wine = FARM—l11] acres. will divide tn : oe at’: toilet: $3000. a G3 3013 Vine | 7 : Soe ethnicities asi . bn ‘ tag _— 5 tracts. near Gravoigerd, See us for LcNUR IN 8, W. COR, MARK FOREST PARK BL. 4127. 90,0001 ee — —_______.._...{*); | 6632 Crest av., 4-room frame cottage “OWN A FARM—NEW EASY TERMS. | (iw ane ee om, a Ay, $12 20. 000 One and one-half story ‘nine build- | RESIDENC E—2726 Mills; 6 roonis, ¢@lec- ain, Bas, electric, concrete basement, ga- | } The Ca nadian National Railway offers ee ae wy Bm rom #1. Lowi R i. ide ATW — itis Gravels 7.83 5 stores 38-room ing : 778x168; 6 offices: steam heat. tric: $4500; $500 « ash, palance terms ‘ a lf ee SAG; terms. FAR actual farmers payment pian which makes fis ~ Ss Bee BE tt | er ta : “_ wey - a . ra vols O¥es., a 2 ee GRAND. N. W. CO Christopher, 1028 Hodiamoent. Cabar\ 12. ma % &-room brick residence, an AR acquiri title to f f | ee paw. 7, ia , "AR or ’ R. WINDSOR.,.3$150.000 "4 . & julring titie to farins rom proceeds or terme. if; G45: . rite | PFARM-—®S8 acres. on Eatherton oor 947 ic?) ! reception all ¢ first floor, 3 , . , . - : ‘ rhe Olivi , dae eption nal on 1 1oor, tary. Terms protect against bad cro = ine : ? miles west of St. Y——Ng th , — we N. Ww. COR. 19TH. $200,000 fice * eateries fencing 4 Rah ~exiy o RESIDEN‘* ‘E—1024 N. Leona rd: 7 rooms, | fis thie A ae and bath. on xd fioor, 2 | LANDS VvYears, Land ‘a rich and fertile One ne “arate : . re seta barn et mile - annual] rs , al $>Gae Stores, xT Priock will front Union Station GRAND, 8. E,. COR. SULLIVAN. $80, 000 bath and t ollet; garage for machines; econ ‘ ' yg evremerel on 3d floor, eee |, Soinetimes pays for Carn. Average pricei~ —. i... : nies = ge ne nt jar :" Itiand atest nn $10,000, are 040; tage 7 838X109. Two-story building, 4 stores. 9 offices electric; newly decorated; rent $70; price i nprovements in. This prope: $20 per acre. Big yields and averace Yoo 4 ry acl ” dessit — rem im 4 INO. J. REAR DON, 211 Ch fig 4916-18 27 also 3-story 6- alg apartment ‘ $5500: easy sermse. Olive 4790 (co) % purchased on lime payments, | Prices make farming profitable. Send for aime mdintadieae wee Ti tae ve ~ Dis HINGER Rr EA! TY ' : r ; 9 det : ; i , ! : ~ socomrng - | i - nforn m. Special! tDiedric he ' “a | eran sift OK —_— 2100) Alice orner ~Sstnut. f 5 building, stores and offices. | LOCUST, s. Ww. COR. BEAUMONT a "$11,000 h— ' 73. 4 : soos; ‘ : hartmer av.- 3-room frame cote | Post-Dispa! A Want Ad Phones ve menage gga BF qyonducted | xc , , reo : ; » , : a 1 Fee - ory ‘Ob + $4000.‘ Sore ang Bs if ..$150,.000 | $40,000 HAYS. ‘wilt h ee. ES oy reels age. ck street, part cash, $2200. | Olive or Central 6660 sions for investication Write ¢ “Ait! aie ri 4 ange, FARMS-—10 acres in timber, $3280; 7 | $607 Al XN ——~ da DTMAN, gg building. ” GO500 so sce oy one ae room iram wrrt. | town, agate, Sic daily, 40¢ Sun.; C-10, 4th and Jackson sts.. St. Paul. OOK r : ° ~~ i oe . ' ~ Ory Sy ‘ i re iy Tt, bar , ——— _—— building, 2 stores, 2 apart- MORGAN. 2293" coereres s19.000) CHa Christopher, 10%: Hodiamomt, | _ Urbs av. @ room ‘fraine, | poe gs - aeoek th a hes ae “ rt Ap ee ¢ ‘ , . . ‘“ahany 947 is } >. ree . } 7 : j ine. —— i a . ; * , > a are ’ | Pwo-story garage, 098x144. with six 2-4 — 2 * Hf hk S %, ged ge) Pr a 8c: 36 A oo a —s eae ¥ sinen, OWN A FARM WHE RE : for summer resorts, hubh F aad - t, 5653. 55 hae $50,000 reom apartments. RESIDEN‘* -E—‘% rooms: good y 114] 8 E: och v. reoty rate oLllage, * tS ete aaa 5 Yo 4 ~ ‘> ~~ sapney 1S PROPITABLE ° lew abe quire : tr FARM Fruit and truck, 20 ares... on » bulldin stores, 2 apart- | NINTH, 110 TO 114 N. Price at office price thy Fie yf Lucky ae ant lai eae we eee ‘ ur - £ Eemnes, CAtly OC, TUR. OC, Canadian Pacific Gives a7 jank of Antonia, Aimumewy M cood road: & miles from city: good imme u é. Near Pine "? t b . : a 4 a : HAY: - (ORM RE wr E = A’l iu , magntngs : nie a made oY Litre &, daily wv, SUN. vC. i 35 Years to Pay : soverment fine location : quick aale ‘DALE offices : 66x127 oe Jefferson and Ch. stnit (c : @ gersems ie a cre N45 ast - Park | ; .) Be wealthy and independent by secur | banM—40 acres cultivated; half choic if also 12-24-36 and 40 | | | an §. E, COR, ROSEDALE ack @ w sew " a ani STI CB Pog e “ul her Be se ~~ itv City. M —y a | ing @ fertile farm in Western Canada “‘aeohee evel? Mente ~y: $2000: wultry, fruit, ‘to and dair [>] NG—47 10 Natural RoE zn. & $25.000 PAGE, Ss. Ww. COR. PENDLETON .$50.000 | I.E: DE N 0 4000 ~ wt be ; faisly "mod ts rs , y, Mo. ¢ ‘abany y SS49M FARMS FOR RE { noice irrigated tracts in sunny Southern saad . Peverss e - le wh . * Bay. Fx : 4 oine mae Gnu on y l'wo-story buildings, 24 flats of 3 rooms. canes tnd nome a Parnas a VESTMENTS. fe NT Alberta. Unfailine water supply. Rich, dry wanee | oo ) -e for quick sale. | qh ye ig De ae ee “s -- 3 Ps) > ri iP DoOSsSSsexse on ane 3 roome r) 098 tree “5 in Tea fe - : | . berrie ' iry Chri iat NAMY KR. E&. cm I~ CHICKEN FARM—-J& acres. with droom | 147m lands in Central Alberta and Sam | fyjcon Mo Epos Arig Carian, | OF ws GELTEMFIER RE. 00. . j house, bart henhouse and ge i+). | Ratchewan lande vield bumper crops: |... . ay , 6200 _Kaston «& ated 5 les from Perryville > Bi | 1923 wheat cron broke all records. Prize | PAKM—-$490 buys 60 ac near Dig Hiv — : big re- er and Hopweil, Cryst; i 4 ie rife FARM —1 S30 acres, at Allenton. Mo., . ’ R. } “> owe tores., 1} ;oonr - - 7" © . - ° ‘ rp es 4- rarak — aman building, ~ § OLIVE, 3739 $15.000 | Lats gle . ps Re j0t; side driv e: price 9: 500: Cash HLLILDIN 1308 _N. _Gra $ | iw OGnOLy building, store and 6-room | S000° . $ - JU L 1U S HALLER ore | f | . - $47,900 fla “HAYS-ORME REAL ESTATE CO RE @ et > iti above - ajiso tevin ath Le pena, © building. 5 por is. 6 far “aBES ; OL IV E. W. Ww. COR. Lay pie $100. OOO Jefferson and Ch stnut. (e*, \ ‘a LEAL T y . aac nebile oad. . : at ell . ; are oa of the world raised here Pert ect 7 r ' ad on 4t} ' s: | “ , “9 . ———— NM sit tenem ‘oe amilies of tj ‘erehit : ; Urns in aS alsing ryt ) . . = } as : vor Fon Lith st. white Wit Be ee property to change into stores; | “The Marion Block”: 2-story’ building. | LAWTON. AV, pRo“h side tenement: 10 families of 4] G128 Verhing, St. ) urns in stock raising, Dairying vere prof. | Pertet fitie. Ale Bi acres. Gaccfice | co Ri Hi; good auto ponds: “ sk 5 ate Ti Fhonter. 5 stores. 9 apartments: “bi ine r O-~ | hes ; e : n coms. | Da nd electric: rents! Cabany 3722J. ee iimat u i . roet 5 sine Ad By i ; vd ' an . [TON & KE mele ENB pew Tivoll $47.500 | S, Dlg income pro-; _8-room residen lot BOxI2Z8; price | $ $3600; price 326 000: terms. — . ; alts agricultural garde: spot of BS eee: é young vineyard, rich sail; about 14th e 63° . —s duc er. a ‘ in $7500 = _ {cer) "KE FARM— acres. mostiv i: ne | North America, P rices $18 to $50 an FARM—~—I wil! sacrifice my b0-acre farm clear: larce, new bern; large THREE AF WwW STORES FLA #th st. (7 Sxtemily bui a G rooms; change OLI\ iE. Ss. WwW. Sa Rm. BOYL E . Ja 15.000 1821 BELLEGLADE AV. C EN rRATL, Ww E Three 4-family flate | ruit: live reek ¢ né ° ‘ ‘ell: « ri 35 vears to — Settlers pay : fr $2500 farm _ lies 4 house: fine. arge -room house of. 2106-LUW. Natural Bridges — Music il Arts Bidg."; 3- story struc- Hb-room brick cottage with bath and ga- fr 2 rooms, Dd: electric: annual rents; room une, st lease 1 $- é uv t. of nurchase price down. Ony ouls: Go 4 i ‘tivation looking surrounding country; doubie transfer corner net, e - maa . gt — pack - ee y Sarre rec ital hall rage: will seil on termis,. Owner will show 53. 000. on terms of S9UU0U + BS See ranks morn re Oy , : 5 “ : wee of farm o_o e. ra ty complet set of ri uildinge: on niry (eS site. firm-ciaes sure he Gis-family building " rooms and atn; (sf 5. . LAD ; Z R. 4 $45 H00 you through. ‘ .. VIVEA (x, 4 lain ., : arK Vi) i al inusai payne ene 1” BMA: AY rij . ee A cont al teh capt, ae 4 reeo : v aa ; ¢ . Fic te . = rive 7 + ; re ’ 5 ; x + ©) es " ; s = .- ‘ a’ . 4 ; | ry ana j SOU) .. 7 x ae iS , ‘u un ampered ith making . . : : + . - SAM LIERERT. room 407, 729 ¢% ao: directly opposite | main entrance Choice business corner: 2-story building, JOS. F.. DICKMANN R. K CO. South Ride | Pay oo vents = ao = "This t« wour chance of @ | PARM-—150 acres | » »o.) Roulh- FARMS—51 acres at Okawville. fien NORTH K TY Tivoli Theater: sure increase; 4 stores, 5-room apartments, 11 offices 62.3 Chestnut st tc") :' Ge resi-| CORN LAND-—For rent; at low rates in | | , ; ° eos. Missouri bO ton » nou ' proved farm, plenty of fruit and ; M cs AND AV. PROP = new ’ . Yr EONO TT "rar a> ae 5 - Fees ‘ - | dens on bat aud electric eucl Arce f Pon res or fract , : ; MM. THOR NTON, Supt © auediona aaah emd . asus " Prete = ™ , 2 y¥ OF Sty I havela fem ) ERTY ; profit: -rt¢ front into stores. SEVENTH. NEAR MARKET... .$35.000 | RENT ‘$744—PRIC E $5000 — Ooms, i ais 7” Ben, pa i of 20U acres or fractions thereof; Colonization. Room 520 Canadian Pa-| =. Treomes: tare 1 eo, on food road , ; r pieces of N . 6321-2 $65,000 West side, 176 feet south of Market:| 23: st.: & families; large ga- |... on S~850;, price $15,000 splendid bottom lanc in St. Charles Coun- | cific Railway Bui ‘iding. Depot. Winnipex Railroad, ° i.e station rs doa ine i> actes on Ringer rd. good building, a t ape 9 anart- °0%120. a 3 ‘ Urms. ty, Mo quick aetion necessary. For a ne. ° rp : “A : $3000 wil handle, rest T » f fruit me yerric = 7 “xt . he $-story building. 2 stores, 4 apar x be A. a ; a 138 Ct | particulars call D. Henness; 1i2 +. +. _ Canada. (c99) wil xchange lat y I KC) po a Cc wae b! 1) “HE R17 RE a] rus A p garage; opposite new Tivoli | VANDEVENTER. S§. W. COR. MORGAN | KOLLAS-LU PE K. 5 o8 Chestnut el Un ene ; fiat Stamens | ee ae Soe pa y» “0 | ace ta cam a wilt em o- ‘ ath SYV., Sh. AEM, acres. near Columbia, il. good A. : ; : . ; ‘a ‘ S.ures and ats stores; Chestnut, St 11s, , | Mo. buildings, S000 ' a | $60,000 es ROOM FLAT BARGAIN and ‘iats abe f, let : annual recut ~~ “ —— GOOD Bt SINE SS mae tes N. E, COR, WESTGATE— Two-story building, 9 stores and 9 flats; | ‘lie Giade; 3-3 rooms, electric; 255 . . 20 1. 060. a oY | FARM=—80 acre bulidings, botto va —— Calitornia : ae , panel Haaawetiin "i t oat . an berries and siapee — » ; i ’ . i . $421 eae forrne >, =. , = — - . ner acre: . Les terry : . Mie reern : t3-40 Lexington ” wiorea Two new d-story build- _bie income. — ; : Is ka and bath in bDasement; ga- Li SMALL farms in winteriess ‘aliforn ia. You fe witi E. nt @ : . house and eutbulldings. $10,000" as Ss and 9 aS 16 apartnes ts, in heart WASHINGTON, N.E. COR, JEFFERSON. ‘age ; le »d ‘ent by ol Ras of apartmer iz rARM-—0 acre Ninos, ~ mile can work a small farm with less capl- impro' - its : * me : far “acre dairy end poultry farm. s mile new Un iversit y City w hite-way cen- £150.000 all J. . GHIO.- BEF rA REA LTY 3 _ ocation oU apartments iT > stores; a fr mn t t : it \. ave t tal investment; and in Californ! a you Can offered vi se ‘h ms 5 ve , from city, good butlidi nes, pient water, Be . of the best corners in the West | Three-story building, 2 large stores, 12° 12 itle Gu aranty Bidg. Olive 2j00.6€ Jin | rer 524.00 ; “ uy ne |i Box oi, Post-l peal: outdoors all the year. St it a foreclosure aa! r "HO. D HERMAN PAUL E. _ Realtor, tor, 117 Blow gts TORE End. offices. ATTENTION, COLORED BUYERS ieee ER REAL ‘“ARM—BSO acre: lino t] £0 and Board of California fer! ; Od Mi . oee “~ 4 ST maa a CILDING > fark — Tle ee : 7 - £ we uv ' % ¥ pd choice 20-acre farma at ba llic ee _ te agree 4 ails oe SEND for our list of farms in &t. Levis iOoriss tT ; Insuran n We . : mite fr He lle; cre road. nd ’ tc.; healthful; pure water; fine . : Sint ac gansta B Sth and ( hestnut. 6360 Delmar. | eer ware... BERET ccc? afl pias Esallf good obportunly Uvother eriont | fva'‘hiu peter ule en aka | [a ghey fin: Ml ~io ‘ -* roa ay . — - r) = a lot mn - Ting ] : ats , _ rt+orasr { “- - - - ~ oj the San Joaquin Tal ey. as Wwe a“ , Te cae ‘ : ‘=, ! ani : abe nt st atores is flats: . - ooms on food }j0 on a i ‘ nteres : P —_ ‘ ’ } yARM—7 acres, room house 4400 , } 1 a a ox 504. tur ter : Mo Sake BEN ce ‘ acres rich bottom land in cultiv rents abo yea} : : Re s | anc ber and : pre) tis ee am oe ie wt de me - & r ~f ‘ ey. Ss ve th ae an: rea -huret . Southern C: Ls f } n of mod- r ] buy; to factory. enu! a. on 4d) acres 8 root house, Ce) U h rn alifornia. for the man f 10d K ARM—200 acres on rura route th ’ } *. 94 in : tte ¢ ] Metate, Boden P. O (‘olfax 1404n (oP?) his own. California ig the richest State | south s.iope of the Ozark Mounta! ne: atl Show ing - a net IT‘ - , . per Capita in United States of America. | fenced with wire. 100 acres in cu tiva Che stnut at. . _ Olive 9449. DIT TME IER US. &t once, : 1917 0ODE AY —$ fea R. 6 oo 624 a RO Uy) iz! nail “QWuic kK Sale Wantea” _ ‘BUSINESS PROP. P. FOR SALE BUSINESS be P. FOR SA LE sia ant , 7 inve etme nt of %: 3! = OG) FA ea Mi ..n~ | or rent “or le ase . ho acre e. rTour- Most of this wealt h comes from the soi) é ‘ oa | —__ (83) : 2ox1~ Fou at "y Viggo f $40 o. ve S° O00 room house ‘ and outbullding: s No winter handicaps Iliuetrated folders | tion; 100 in, timver pasture: : oe | ' - 5% , ry 27 : ; ete rirat I LZ »>* ‘ »v Ve r. ~~ -— _ , . - 7s , . . . , Pir } bes | Se. i) r] Ger | TY. . y ‘ ; ~y +? : . | gy | bar T if ON | ANT ING IME ~ South Southwest s ‘vas. g£) aa jd basement. ; AS. ait r > | to “e T ‘‘nevents miles east of Tarmineton Mo ° $10 per | descriptive of California matied on re- ; frame house, l re t 100. frame pou wi | St. Louis ¢ ( ounty Farm "th and Howard: 3 ea ee ——s Owner there . ; ed : + hh (*. Ate FB 1) Dewee . : : a | houses, orchard of bearing trees ; stores : ih alate ar RENNER P - : ' iw s 4 ‘*heet nt i r ok at 91 2 N, Leonard MOR A . ‘ . \USS5E 1) eweez, Quest. C. L. Seagraves, General! Coloniza- | T a rook : } nal eres, tugt t of Patten “) ‘ a . = ~ - . vanis uti- B SIN “S P *E JOHN S. BLAKE & EBRO.. ‘ . 4 “ : me Si one epring an running On school « 57 acres. ‘at Can rhe 7" n Boiler Works need sronbs—i501-03 Pe nnsyivan’a, bea’ = | a Es S PROPERTY » | avenue. ur-family, 3 rooms and toilets Plat iver. MO., BOX 00. | _...| tion Agent, Santa Fe Ry., 946 Railway | joins: a real burgain re $7200: one-half |St. Charles Rock rd, ules ere 48 money. Income ge Ml modern building: 9 ctores ~ 5000 3112 bvaahes a $700 ~ t Ar-|~ 42s NAND AV. | cach FARM-—1I2 acres oom house, big or-| Exchange, Chicago, I'l. (c99) | cash. J. H. Bennett. Sullivan, Mo. (c) | heart of city: sviendid land, all im ghove; cottage in rear: iot « 7x130; $o nts ape. acne av... O48 west, near Al ae 56 eds be ST. FE RD. ANI , HEIDEL. Main 66. or Riv. 1873J. _ | chard, y apring. on a rock rosé ” — vation, orchard ef all kinds of fruit; i = . . 2 * ’ ~ . S ‘ 2 - -* - ‘ — . rey . ome ; i © . —» C)ogme rs or ot her em all busi E ee g251 | sac — =a 1 a id 4019 sa . Or w2s. | $J000 CASTT BUYS |} i] | ~ pt . , and ley mad laret onl "aaa aha rehard vineyard. = Me Pare, carte _* oY g00d Is! and Railroad #... sw i agg FARM—BN acres. ~~ thenaa fee aly ma SOF ‘in hrice . a THEOBALD Ms ZOEL LER Grand 157 TTAGE AND STORE—$5200 281 Wainut st ; p> lot: big rooms »SeLS, iit-in tub herried’ subdivide ; oms an AE Seateebaeh “ ly rt arm with 260 gener | “ul ti- or lease: private owner; no ye ‘ rytt’ “HAS. 1" Ww io RR K R. Tio" we Me onan son sate 80 South “west arge ; re ‘ > 4 ‘ —s | ’ aa i ° ‘ ’ ' a ’ ns aX, cS BORE A> - wie r ingt } in- —— : ie mi ¢ ain‘ y- trent . “ De Ri . sin} his von foor > Ai ‘ oo and : . and ‘ ‘ . ’ 7. KAKM-—Before you uy write for free ijet. | ee! . : ; a ili - ; 4 tern (>. R. Post - Dis. : 2) TL @ ae ma” TORE AND FLAT—4i9 Wilming on, i | brick cottage. hot-water heat. bath + 5 e | Si an ic naces } under course of OW r Telegrap ( pe ds. R. HALLOCK, 1423 McCausland. (cO9 ; , Mi, acres in good timber a Box_ 13 »s nd fixtures; 4 rooms and bath above, es- r EILIS. Realtors. Arcade Bide. Olive 27R RE NT “$900 PRI y &: 5500 $1000 | hete ee ~ ets: oe ' = OX Vx FARM—15 acres, house, baro, water.| and i ivation. There are two you in Rio Grande Valley: 20 : ; ; aD ° : In : vr } ea. : - 7 y . ‘ « i) + o> . ; f q } ’ t CT) seis ht) ’ . -— — , - P Lile ’ " r > . ™ . »* ¢ " : erty; rents $75 above: ~— @talisned business inc! luded Me reales ing ~ s. colo . SL ey’ oY . ae Test wear: wet eee. Fon ~ °° oo ene |} sets os provements, consisting a a 6 orankes. sFape fruit. grow are & aiaVPlad “ tate ie eV terms " . ones ros... Od - ~ ‘ er . sh wot ar oT on Dat 2 -" , > iii P il ‘ ar. Z ‘ . 4 >? ns UV 5. J , erraongi. ii . rame Ouse, nM 4 roorr Tame ert - eaV na pril 4 round SCHULTE rE. Co. BOR: —Grocerizs and meats: 4-room flat } ILLI NG , ST AT I¢ »N ( ‘TORN E R | = aon i 4915 — , yEIN CREVTLIC R E ‘AT. TY co FARMS WANTEc FAR a acres; 144 miles of Caseyville: use, barns and outhouses, and an or- | for 2. Mmeluding all expense. See 2407 N Bri a dw aheve: modern; steam heat, garage; tine 3312 MeCaus! also 5-room (" ‘Or ARE D FLAT ¢ HEAP ' romans nd & Hebert PM Wid ' . buy immediately: no go some fruit: cheap | oh of 400 bearing trees. In addition 218 Ww ainw rizht Bidg.. for reservations. ‘ “ : Ais : 4 ° ag ‘ ‘¢ 7 m . ‘ ° e* . _ oem near Cherokee and Pennsylva- house on rear lot: coal ied 49 Kenneris . 3-famits —— yent Ra) ee 19 ee ewood, Mo 8417 i*S “ ASY MONE YY! AR! Wed —T: 1t. etmall. for poultry K ARM—40 acres, wood land, house, barn, oe Sie 4 nee, BBs ane SOTO + AN AC RE CASH ~1O1- ‘O3 N . way and SO9 “ey DET RING AGENCY, 3027 Gravois av. O 6336 i N u st . en Seo ges resising oryt a3 - 366. P.-D. account as Nes. a. 3. Gm of ¢} hest ‘ ~ : me | De ¥ R } st. me , page : - the hing streams in the State th: pric a LAN] . DITTMEIER R be P eulatar me a Att ntion : ; Afi) : Exchange fi flour mil! l- oe ge +7 rt RR. Noo ~~. - | and thefe is ; :~ bathing bedch at t ° Texas school lands for sale by the HAD oe HU L ry : ; ' EXCELLENT BU SINESS| “PROPER : : >. *hestnt , >~ | y 4 (Chamber “ fj . i he - irys wh 4S 7 257 Post- a4 ; ACTeS, hest bottom land iT) farm. "hls heap? h « high clages fa si at s° per acre: = per acre cash. mena ti dt ~ Ss. KF. CORNER PAKK AND OHIO a satel Original “Quick 5 . ‘uanted” Ager r Jeet Kas, etc... ren ° rer ens gar pans ; llinois: re] ocked, &8-room house, and an ideal location for a large herein In 40 years. veel interest. B. AKE } re A TT KE N 7 ) Two stores and Two 4 and .v-room — BUSINESS } LAC j E- - —Good i Or ation, snoes { , 2 (uy ‘ rec sec) } (*¢ ‘ . ? rs - a = ' aa , ‘ — ’ larwe barn. lot ) a} at - well In and fishing Club. a resort for @ country | postage for RA tio ve ic in! above: electric. bath, furnace heat; one-car | and dry goods: will sell cheap. 4447 -- -— Saa7 WINDRO! . - St Loui J s. 3 } a, |} rite or see ner, . E. Schuel- state of a wealthy gentleman. It can | INVESTOR PU ‘BLISHING co., of N. 19th st. bakery with rooms Can be bought a Easy terms. | Easton ‘ >= Seam \family flat, 3 rooms with future 1 ibdivishon; sti price e Cy yg Poe 4 Re cash Box 0-47, Post-Dispatch. HOUsSE— e : | 16199 7B \ PR —- aa flats. located between Arsenal and aioe — _—s£* . | | oe Tse . , a 2. se Pe As Tr. “t-Dis -4118A S. Compton, S wis, Mo, (c&0) ed 3 : A USE r 6 sou. ee e} ectric: jot ° Paas ‘ "AV E NUE age See OTTO V. SLY, Realtor, 114 BU: AN ESS _ dint ip baston, 3136 , at: Bo00 we eels an prataer ae : HOW I THIS? ON, corn and wheat farms desirably 120: "> 2 ee . Brand-new bri kK factorv building: K. 7th. Olive 8482. : - 4a ind ; m fis ve: easy terms SN 13 : smilv: $1000 dow: ’ €; . 2 “UU> Tel , me ales , “— 1 : eel Bitegheep- ws ~. AS sani s ACRES NEAR ST LAC IS in Mordere County, Southeanet | Pacific. in aa $2500- terms. Box proxim: ately 25 14H) ean ‘ ; ——— } 4 } (“h estnut ; } ; wn ea” an : ; i .V ee ae as ies Pert, ~~ — . gt ‘farn le nd nder present ow vrices and faryV at c f ’ N. 7th. 4-5 family: $10.000 | houses eet vater a? t St. Lou re poe Remade anil = probably offer opportunities that > HOT! si —Sr0eem. newly painted : Store and 13 flats: rent $282 month. - > INES i. bien 4 flat sr ; ate ° . ‘ term ~ , PR) Wta To bu} ory lan on 3 a. ee . pues . } gm aE ; vill never repeat themselves Address out: fruits of Po age lot in - This is a real investment For price and $4080 yew pr $27. : are, ’ 35°86 ] ‘ lf {) ty ‘ y ‘ . ’ River. nme te Tt ] wis. 30) " pre a poem “pitas eng iene nut at 4 % — “if Giover, 5070 Waterman ay Sr must be seen ‘HILME Rk, “Dur a | terms, E 41° 17 roor , WI , _ | 355. Post-Dispat i ‘hea in diameter: sawmill and ba Ee ) (e99) | $1500; place at a - 4 Mo. Ari B ‘ hae UL ‘CNBRINOK, CG. CHAS. A og ed CO. 950 - ‘ is . enmie ‘ ger im Sorry nr ’ » . Aiitt ; anne number aie [AVE "N00 farr: rvarTne for “en e «oF M Lem ‘ — : 5640 Gravois. Riverside 10 N. Eu 3 ‘R1 Sco nale fis (0 dow HOUT! rE te Pate cats tr 4 i rade FISHER. 6200 Easton. (o8) :. =. the ta co ee USINESS ' —Just outside of y- ) 4 ROM : 8003 ee DEGAIN for § give particr | ) ready tor ot: aston. ‘oe LUTS—For sale or exchange. 2 fing STOR ES AND P LATS go MANUFACTURING BUILDING oe > PR pi cy ane oul ~~ 4410 Cote Brilliant $2000 | ee | sk geet paler > A tie i ls ed, at the R. R.: 65-| TAND—5 acres. near St. Lous, $150.| Koxana, Il. south of Wood River. In- ; pam | rginia sd. : i rf mang * a Ja4e warg o roon uy + 1 . = tan 2ot ‘ +o (‘ . ore he ith over 3000 bearing wit ee eat oy mre | aouire , Srniders. ttorney., east cor. of 9th and North BIUBSSEL REALTY CO. anan §. Grand. ——) See, woe te — 29° inney. 9 rooms; Ow! rent 34 er Fee estas te —-— - namin very acre erlaid with appro 1608 (rear) Franklin 21 —-——~ a m. ere. SORE ntain st flate : or butcher; oniy $1500 CU : 91 S800 5) 7) Manchester, 2 ore sins . SWAMP td.—'] lense for a few years ' > we, A tl - # ANI i—— J 10 acre t-over tand: Craw $100 AND up earns 4 per cent eee LOEB OEE Fy ge TN Sed all ty room cal a at > FeO i ‘> a asn . ‘ = i 4 ; 1 . | ibd we +.) “7 , i1Ge S ad . > . P ; ~ / 4 ,iot} vw? de q*tje acres : u BAKER, OVEN, EQUIPME NT—$8000 — ASSOCIATED REAL TY 2. "403 Cor m’| Bl Semi nar month Leif se : samp. 1 h lou acres 0 eet te Li ety Een Om eo 4 a ae ! ori County; fenced; mile station: main in legitimate business; no st » Fine boliding ; 1901 Lami; good going GAR AGE S—Repair s! 91 , ice . , . Maffitt. ee - love 11} 2 igh Wag amily Apa re rrp lst mwve water all , : bance: ll @ E rit ‘pw rh eS hy rn 1 2 roa bargain SK per acre. Address i314: mining or other hazardous ent . . USIMGS: Ww il) ma ake terms. = P oa!) b us Ness D rhe ler fis ' ‘ ‘ "team oe -_, 9 : of ACY + — " \ real a } ml ’ ’ ’ ’ * Vv ai ry rey 4 _— M " > 7 . , - ’ . T Edeew od, ec’ >. | ' nartic ulars address J F. Ww (ae _722 Chestnyt SAN'L, LIEBERT. room 407. 722 Chestnut above: 40xx ay quick st P- ie“ “ “900 Ans . ‘Ltiand 4-fan apartment, rer f spring y Wat macrite Celi iia | eee ee Mis cn 0 buve 40 acres PL7A Consolidated Bide. Les . an \ a et cy pe re mame a " _ “ wage ; - , 7 = P ~* , ‘ . = whe ' p ‘ pag” _ . - 7 ~ S ’ Z } 9605 Vth, INCOME $2520—PRICE 51.500 Box 0-67. Post-Dispate! tam: a aaa wn. | $246 per month: price " r sale. ¢ SOCUR LAKD—-O200, hive 00 aes) rooms: p. ; 5 id " ‘ : ’ - Pa " a ‘ “s “pre ss anvitiasa ‘ olon ial home “ 141 u for any retai} business: Re Ee OnE ae FLAT : cud . + lod. ost-Di india "Pee sin whaetnt | aot is FARMS FOR a land, — j fe lable ee } on Gras ois ra. = rifice - rooms with wide HILL’ a. t c be ~OMing lmok at this eu - 4137 8. GRAND BL sit RES—Pace and Biackstone ® estore , r eanune g-, down 2194 Mag? ~mily rime! - _ = - pene ‘ ‘ vation rth a s. L- redalite . REITZ. 25 ‘toria dg 4. plenty outhutidinamn with | bas ER. a *? TON & KEHLENBRIN OK, Modern tore ad 3 ¥ roome above and 2 | flats at @ reasonable price. SA' P2G Garfield lat Rint lov pri rig _ ge gages pa MM ea, te Ry oY ee a : ego NOW is the time to buy Southeast Mi ay wer’ I I~ N. 14th et hardwood “floors, tile " bath i > ater | NGS TRUST CO., 4915 Deimar 4421-23-25 Kenne By ' »4 ibson, + ‘ resis | os. ml — a porting: ty “slr tpagage Biome spapen ge ye 77 drained bottom lands Address ihe. Choice RB; ine ] ; > heat; good location. STORES—New, on n. w. cor. of Hema 2107 Eucenia. 6 om cash BR of P : why gree A age ss a aod” ae ait Bias, Mra — an Glover, 5070 Waterman av.. Bt Loi garden: property nvestme nt I roperty _ : FEDEREIL RE AT >. and Enright: Delmar joop: $7000 income: 27°68 Finney. 8&8 on 8] own. Jt. Prana, _ ag ape + pte Mag weed ee — ne — ; _ _ — tin choice bivegrase, sh ‘ : 1G16 fo 1630 Glasgow. (*%) stores and Sidney 276 aio. ‘Oravel “= av. ON oes or trade. Le sucky. 7 roon i dow ‘i |)! ae = a 2000 50 a | @il furm shed wm an i Delmar 5 3 ing. 80x115 si : x le harcain’ perfect nditior owen: terry sey e : hee Owns A aa — = Pn ae = te ggg © S , is never cheap at any price; half vai jue; 5500. N ATU I AL BR [DG E fp WM. E. WRISRERG. “Lightning Results, = ALS a ON REALTY CO. Cabany 3443 (¢% KOTSR ‘. i hestnu' ee cor FARM l act yr part. and house; neas lan yor Sree. a oe Chestnut Main | borthwest o om: aa . oe Lansing. Mich | iaiechaiiaieateeeee tue te nd admirably adapted a ry nara Ste + , ’ : : ‘ . . , . P } } > , 4 , y 4 ee At naa te ag hs eee > Feoms each, gas and electric; buildings in| WONDERFUL Bt SINESS LAM ATION ; 7m : — | os C308 ee ea Biddle See me first and | er ogy * — ib for “iuick sale TIMBER LAND—2000 acres eati RX N Grant. ie = condition; will sell cheap for LOge- ee Hamilton: 3 stores and 2 f ats -1 oe oe ( OL LADS a tt at orth west a ~~ 6h trick | DIEHL, Gravois and hk ay Mississipp! ce a at 0 000, Griff Glover, 5070 Water- | yield 8000 feet per acre: price —— r CO., 2 sravols Pd endition: rent S2seu: price es evens ay. 2 sae sp senefugend tote» ting on aijev: adjoining above on east ‘ARM—For sa exchanee. 220 acres: QCRE UNiTS—tTen pecan and 40 orange | men av. St. Lou skies ___ {e99) | abie. Wilson. 4208 Westminster (i i ) » v7. 2 FEDERER REALTY CO., 2610 Gravois. SiR 000: ¢ and reatdenn ‘ leet b, 4 i ( RR a ] K , ' 39 J " Dein = rie rs MOCKERY “ON, 1025 Chestnut imp ment of ian Adc trees, $1° 20) $10 monthly: guaranteed PRODUCTIVE Missour! and. close to good | 7 __ Bid dnev PRT GL Cc R 6 : a0 ] myit renta Ge . rT} nin: 7. 4 ’ : ; ' ‘ smd & PP ~* ; : ‘ : ; ’ ; : * Ranaties — — A. . > 7 2. . 7 |. Bern awe) Mims eare: ultimate production, $1000 year- town: 20 acres for $90 & cash, 8! as ke F N\ A Ni AL, I At and Carter avs.: ror ~ BUSINESS PROPERTY—9TH AND = STORES AND F S—2Z stores 3 $ 200, $1000 cash a a Sinecle Flat and Cottage by Suburban Orchards Co., Dept. 26, | ath 16 ruit trees, 30 O I! I . ‘ : ' a. onthif’: fruit ur-room flats above; ; POcCK TS. ha ; brick farage fo: o cars: D t See Cort . P s . : ’ it~. iin ieaaaie » «| FARM—Fe oe hw i 7 ial : B! lox! Miss | st raw berries fine for frult, Two-storvy and hesement brick building of. ; southwest corner of urd a w ENZL ICK y Na - eau a N cor. Sacramenro aS ages imap Florida fruit for «acreas TARYN > acT brick residence | poultry. hors, ete.: beaithful. pure weter: _ 921 Chestnut st. @ievator, 17.000 sauare feet floor spare. N h aMrket. : SESS. fiat of 3 and 3 fooms, aso Co. St. Loui ll pay cash dilference x | F AR eg hee ” Hast are. M a yY. M | fine hunting and fishing: perfect title. T D, ~ Fe ee RS . te ‘ 2 ; “ IY ; ~ , ‘% accent sauna — on 7 “ __ ya , Y , r ri » ~ : he Patform, on Dock s lot 10°x FLOYD A. pee Lic ‘Agent. ALT? CO.. 8405 ) BE Lu} Ay yy a talerce reasonable terme os — - — . spring bras «hes never ary: wire | Munger. 909-B Baltimore, Kansas pp G | MON EY WAN E Morthwest HARTI G- DISCHINGE 209° ~\ Grand. Cabany ?RD 710 H am (On. _Caban y TRR® i 4 %-roo m br 7 wp : * ' BINSKY (FAL Art {)\-as 2 undeve Oped orange sane, ag a. 2 ag nn J. M. Fisher, own- _Mo. PAGE 28B, PART. oe. 4 eh re rem «> N . on o Oman ; Pa ++ ° 47 | by: »TY) | f rry , f citio ‘ x : nv “ae 7 US - i I . oe P| man . ‘ ' Ti Ve , ’ = rT. alias £ - ~ ~ —_—— ~- : 8 AKERY— With property; northwest. Qf) OSE Tats FINK STOR BUILDING WEST END MOD. STORE AND FLATS ee ee ; | —————— FRIES BARGAINS it, surrounded by bearing groves, neat SUCCESS IS YOURS: AUTHORITIES agree that better tand does! __ > ~~ - OS LTS teat cn PE ae Ee (6) a 34: DA-SS Miam: Pieter _N. ; E Corner Cc layton and Tamm si Own as - " 4.0 ri ’ 1] TS ; 4 i cr . - vial Cm Southern M iss) as} mpi rae Bd rils fruit nut, i not exist tne ri is foun d in 61 oddard eae TORI se fiat. ineluding cusiness; — ‘ Larte store, which can he divided; two 3 stores. tiled fioor steam heat: ‘wo K ENNERL : a AV- $2000 ' 7 amnto “3 2 rooms ick, gas, consider ange OX “3! hs . truck end dairy land Dea! direct with County. Southeast Missouri. between Lit- trhd Rox 0-4. Post-Dis _ Broom flats and yl flat above; this 5- room lats ie baths. French doors “ al ‘ ' at oe Re Ml S75 ' pa ea eneh | owners of nearly 200.000 acres. We heip) tiver and Castor River. Burton W. | ET sc modern building can be bought right; | >ri ck farage. tf ; ion. For particu One-story ee ow cate aieenn one WoC, ives se mee rick: bath iF Yt‘ . t ta UU acret | Suceessful farmers there now big | : é intry Gentlemen,” mys | Penis R10 lars call FEDERE R REAUT : en ; tet } ‘ aT) ‘ an iT 39 errTng! > 3 aild hort ten a f ow : 4 . i prof ts: low prices eney terme vou pay | ’ r er F 7 in the richest erea*e ! FEDPRER REALTY CO.. 2610 Gravotls. RtAne . 2 aes é | rol this E ESTATE AGENCY ras. : ectric ‘2 AND Ct TTAGES nve « for valuable information. is ‘+! as you earn: good roads. node our te n atur ee | the cage ow boast Rifney “RTA = : a Da ASst GAP - “42 5 Por Maggette ) , La . uh onan hath Wert Pre tt, “OTUiaene ; i . rune throneh center of ianG: near | .* , , sth jasve ne same | x ) wes ’ oa Tstab.i detade » “47 Adkine nev 4-room stucco, atin, = ; —_ 7 xie ine mat ire water, | ; , “OD iche he | et. Lau 2 cael Arling- a. ai0i-3 CALI! ORN TA 4 OR G ASC “ON ANE KENT $690 MONTH: ae E yey eet OS ee a one elertric and furnect . r ANT). arres rich lk t acri- ° R c teaias ° well ‘ é, “Ww ae for aa fo, d- ublicatior aa od oe J : ge - with S-reom fiat above. | 3g Store {} ee fin’e nhove ' Aoub! e_ fiat wy a eee and ae bu a wG +? r "9 f wid. rooms brick, bath ar, rend iprovements } , ' special « Vai ley of the Nile. ae ay ‘R40 “ reg) | oA ive mm ol ; 3 adjoining a len fram 7. flat? rent rernte $2919 50 000 a" “ae meee $350 1 cus IO as Fisid 3 i gue t rie peer , ade ioe patie: Gicaitie ' rflow $8000 Hick man. ; Dw 6 RD “HY NES ‘ ie “1, LOw PINE TRI *S. | ~~ ~ | ate pric ing for quit k sale at $30 2 oe eS. OK ES = Terrie nerico Go on Gean4d 4284 1 {; > Ca aian ) pat A Sat , 8 ; 27] ~ : —_ dandy in ae re ’ acy} : room prick, tii ; live eon? #°O - , TE ES 1310 Or is Bidz Chic ago ] ¢ pon en A am se ili ne farms, | EXCELLENT BUSINE LOCATION IX a ee SRE, FOR aoe | tee. oor et ry eapy tern gr: tric, garage = a RALANCE TER (99) | 000. 1 aleo own and am selling trim. |A CHEMICAL compa a ~ ~~ I | 7042 eis b - - amon . : . " cL > ; ; a 7 Oc? fram e. " ; > .3! [ .™ ‘ 4 | ery : - en a : il. rey : : any dott * ditabiiciens i | id ee . rns nd ‘ork Fo . REAL BUSINESS BARG. AIN ; , a~ ric, eohenes asus ; alance mibe fence ut rn rom § , acre, according to location, for suiec mu large. for sale, rent OF | o- One store, 3 rooms and work — Ss ° RI rive Ks FROM FORES PARK nad ’ wt wi ; hig sacril bs Missouri a. fr ym } a tc A man with half en ness and anabie to } — . . ME NT fF OR ( oF | OL if RR E 1) S 4 z . : . — me 1! roy ‘ ‘ : =. Levia, Mo. oe ne Bt. dows we” 4 4 dh ng Lent: brick maraxe Southeast corner of Tavior and Clavton AF ART . 4 mcoruie , 22200: terms : —— LEN FARM—4D acres: at Elmont, eve CI , t right now we are on pag rt ocmted 19 Actor an | eee Bee . _— tores, tw le furna at a amen ttl : FARMS - tivatic 17 timber; o-rou™ ) «i, ¢h old of naterial advancement 79, FOR Dispatet “ 5 e Scare bareain for quick ' st wo : tomes nite mtr ‘om stucco. bath. BARG. AINS iN SMALL L = cultivation, 1% the threshold o t 2 . om; ‘ e . ILDING—26i7 Gravois; store and FEDERER REALTY (X)MPANY. steam heat: reduced from $20,000 of ‘ " _ ee oa . oo is Ke ’ ems TA city o r- hung - bath, sink, etc.: 4 chicken in the values of good agricultura ands. | A COMPA: Ny but’ we | petented > and 3d floor: price $14, 000° 4 _Sidnev 28’ ORMK 1¢ sravrois av rms. : > ii in hi ‘ P a nt : tO oe per LS “ ~ PEN —— Pwo story bu ullding > basement, % LOC A ‘ Origina! “Ou - i ; A Only - >, a ‘ODIC a : a pon’ t or ERLOOK No: . tte ‘ nq 2 Ino mo in } ARMS—1 have unheard-of bargains. box c — rr shicken house, 3 Te? A MOST unusual opportunity ‘ae i 52? 39054 r wees | ‘ ' : ; MRE. se 1. sie “ rigated snd th r 310, ‘ost -Di epatcn fruit ” far $600: terms * | organization to take over x PO, t Si ore , five roots brat} © leo (rh) ity, two 4 . . . : o sf a : ./ —ow ~- "Ea ~~ ae Se - a : : aa aa > a. Wl .. fi af . T “J i] . é : DI Re rages on rear; 55 feet "at Vacant Sa. ¥ mt Tk Home 86 bs , — aS .. HE ONLY ONE LEFT ad PEN A bed “a wd : Ride 2600-09 A-11 ij ‘ cn geen he ‘ “ht ary farming lands an att nches ARM -- 165 acres. 30 miles from st monthiy. & Btecke!. Richlané, Mo 9) |) we of hts for an, ene taaiee - ac joining. Upposite echool. “501 § bee an . - Se tr jut Oo } usiness properties acverti See Se . re 7 “7 te ea cent Pe let rur Yr with r Sri ee ‘ argain 6470 Scanian. (VY) opps: 4 RG AIN et) acres duplicated in s 9) F — oo oa ' a ee | ast Sunday; being 4 stores, 4 flats on $A MK) C ASH wih ROG : x hoois oa; fields an Ae " ' S acres. on monthiy payments.| Ozarks, - ite fruit, truck camera, sells on eeht, A practic — “ = - : oe - —o . artic ~ 7 . pilenatin a = . . ‘ 4 ‘ : . ‘ . ' , ‘ Uti : hi ag >>>. 4 ’ . ’ ‘ . —» | I kr Ak * “Tt efo re a yu buy wr ite for free liet tivated, 60 acres bottom 5 ’ yee zing territory, rules ar Ps “HAN, 202 24 s 2 th & — ‘ Stores. apartments: owner non-resident m . " oe 28 wx f , a ae he ater: ’ axes , KR. HALLOCK, 1422 MeCaus and. ict oD ber two nets ire —— . eo | | gndividus! egente as ry) — NESS LOCATION—1924 Pestalo — Price $5400: terms can be meee: good in- GARAGE B ARG AIN Z yA 40) ver i O e verime nad IRK +a 90D TR ? AQ acr | proved new elegy vactetapagt LIP agrees est ‘| goods and department “.: jarge store occupied by — | estment: wonderful spec ulat — ROM. 2 Easton beaut !ifu buildin 4/ ©. 72 oy Burd 6 room BO 50 — : + St ] 1) — M— a ra es he fish ng; direc wae . - ny rs ba, Mo. ate Cruasiate, oplet inne. ail clagwes wh six ° above the etore f KOLLAS-LUPFER. 1138 C ‘hestnut t st. in in aon 2 2 ( . "inne 4 ngalow of (1) Acres. Convenient St. Lou's eo): ae > pero i terms. ¢ . ». ie ——« | @m@ jebbers rs b es. PEC .2 PFE 1168 — lease on garage 2 years; asking $21, 0. - $7 x3 i . ‘ies tonauenhel 4 AC I , : from owner 1719 N. Jefiorm n. t.. b+ WEMEER——Por fine farms. find Fisher! once. EXPO Camera Ce... —— “th st ———— 5 GR AND GR AV C ] R E. CO... 824 Chestnut , la & Jefferson, 1 rn fiat de 4 Cows. seam, Tools | FARM. LAND—in &t L.-ouls ; ounty an54 first. 2000 bargains te = 6200 Any re New York City. | BUSINESS PROP} “a 37 8. 7 EE Psi, -ly MS Sac — ip i ist of ro: i Snore 2 5-room; owner, Riis mplements, crops included to 6 acres gardening in city, Anquire on” trade matched. List free o_- AKERIES—Fay bia , “ PRO} nie we ®635- : } hone for ( yur List i] B al g ains re orm er ~ * Market at. icw) (BD) in compietely eculoatas Realtors stores writs rooms above, Z fam , ae 3319- ) » r 9 hi * | tfores and - ‘ on =—_ . en GRA NJ rei s% -- ont A ‘ , ‘ sed : 1 on ine rvuaa —— Gpuewanng a . a ee eer am . . Kk flat in rear; to close an_ estate | a fale above’ * property ‘s scarce in this lo | North Taylor Corner, $18,000 Here Are a Few 23 Titie Guar Bidg.. 7th & Chestnut. | i) spot town. 30 acres productive fields. | FAKM—Weill improved 40- acre farm ae & terms, “halt casi Soo wanted. PBCHAN, ~Us«« @ £ tion: no : ; 2 stores, 2 6-room fiaets. 4° West Belle: beautiful 6-ro0m home, | LID INVESTMENT— bY pda ie Ve Feteres —e ee eee or Srrauaen. a. _ ey ty — | GOOD FARM—-$700 Cash k City M — . @ ~_KOLLAS. LUPFER. 113 8 8 Chest nut st. ' . pane , ¢ . om imace like ne 1000 cas + Ferdi Ls ag SX vv! @ mus ent plume nerrie Peaches. W. Sehaper, Warrenton M — alance eS a 5 vears; 12 acres anges Ps a: nose gee -_— eT a ; , 8a) : lant; bath. furnmece, /'K ne ; ash. and a ains a ww brick 2: lacated house. subetantis arn, poul- | Tres ood land, fine | «es aannt fly: valley end | INESS ¢ HANGE—Bagers, tT a) . ne ore co : — , "IC . B: Ons ¥ " . | 4 ‘ I rf a vs : 1} 3 l- 16 a’ GF, ¥ v0 ; ti} | BUs N SINESS LAXCATION 212 ens eo: . = | ren 40; no infor eee e? 4°19 Cote. bBrisia , ; Gs Bp SOs . Cinta ith bath a lec- + houses ’ taken no all r reauce timber ; Steelvilie Crawford County, Mo Age lan guee b Pen, fenced and og We wil isel hmeovaeble roadway 6 stores. with flats anbor . , F 7839 IVORY AY __ JOHN L.. Me DOW Al nal “hest nut. a $1500 — cash. as Pee ty ioe ' : n a | ping ‘ -™ ™ oa me nt of «4 ore aah STROUT 1] eM . : ~* wit E dward Tost no agen? toa) i “ 7# be ate and _arain farm e | teed ae! isfact ory: tertne gg Ma Rag Ne 1 ree DELMAR AV. GARAGE | gf? z,acte™ Preity brick ic, And TROT RATH, 717% Chestnut | Katey. Potos. 3 cai scan Tassoved. 000, oF trade | wonderful be office | for catalogue. 3d SS K,, fale wanted. PECHA . a peers. 2 : ge - Dis * aes a b - hn a 4 ; : T ’ “roo Tm’ 4 nine ba a | , 7 4 - 7 ' 7p * mT ] 00 re ws )* ‘Tor 0. a ayaa ’ : : 6 ? . +{ - A ¢ ‘fe |: arm Neat “yy apf > "* > y : ; ea endl 4 "KERE Seer Phe iT ) Por G Disp oom ectri tU-AC! 3442 Kads as it proved wil room house and 1 request. Amater Leonard, a h2 a ‘ _. A £ 2 rarage or 1S ) ay N - - ~ _ ~ - “rr ei . * , ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 . - - ° éea¢0 ; ‘ . . ~ out wie te ee we.) : ’ : Ps . KRRENNE r kK SAL EST ; ls bleck routh of Free = Prase. The only W OND ERE if L, IN \ ESTMEN T" : pe N. Leonard, 3-3 room fila $200 es ock. { rops, | ools, Only $50 ’ ce AR! ' | tr 5 and smal re and. w Et “a! uhid: ow. yo! i S18 HOO a thorns) Bat 6 Bidg.. Chi 9 ‘a ° *t.: bakery; fine established a “his rash re nel” ; 7 a . a al coal Gane ioe * nin co “OTs moc sa rren | , ves ree ; . } or ‘ ' é ~~ ' pee gs y —s y ‘ , 7% eT tre ert el 7 : fe, BB abe ere on > buildings: singe se and giore building Selling to close | Owelllng: Caos Sr. 15 gee mee oe oe aa on « = Be oe en a ee + calle ws utor aet in cultivation; ¢% | = . nae GIrry DELAY ERY—And bawling quick sale ; Mestate Or will consider improving for —. ae Ae. et SENSES: Benale “C Hy, 3278 ee () GINAL ‘QuicK SALE WANTED “AGENTS aeinewer | etx it. horse - eee “we see tnnanhagicf ak sa ’ 2 RG AINS Pe Steet haat 384 ‘ pen athe a ble témant. See us for further Par- | Oa « RLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut. GEO SN COOPER. Realtor, 808 Chestnut RIGINA | ews .. included. Part cash. Detad Mo. _ OU R SI E CIAL BARGAIN: 225 W. Ripe. Riv Scomac, . 3 - . 2 Cheatnut | —- " ee ere: *} (cue) Sst s Catalogur me FAKM—10 acres; 3-room house and out | " mproved, $15 CONSUT me belere you ; - oe ee DICKMANN Fr LY. F ks — smont—S ww. corne! >i } Acre \] msour) }- arm W ith dings 70 nil trom . * “3 35 . wes on tmialn & a a unlimited ee J PATS 20-01 Penwivania, 3 fa5 © WE SORE AND FLATS, #8500.| BUSINESS CORNER po aioe, al Danae re | on nere Deen sat Gia Ntewa he rmoaenf Owner, 3882 | & Ant M4 room ecdinouse wite and | greemenie hee oe rooms, bath, hardwood floors: |3 4a IMPROVED PR’P’TY FOR = nd . mpieted ( ‘s. Furniture, Crops cnktd hs AL ET 7 58 acres; beautifu ~ - “9 - - . - . wT . . ‘ *, A >»? ii ; ‘ 2 i ov . s . . , > , , vv 4 rm ies ‘ . Ao whe tre in. BOSSO, 616 Chestnut. . 4 story brick buliding. suitable for any 5S. W. COR. CLARENDON AND CA ES. : er “ sereantidien -_ ees nL flat eile 1% € ARM—.102 acres: 75 + ‘vated. aie ; . se am ona ch. Mo. 160% : OM ewes } 3 ; @ecrificed. See s. «&. cor, Wis- The owner of one of the choicest ¢ ¢an- A, ge ag es ee ie ? Re jfeau an ; — e and fia forees. © _ -— coola. “implement 4 De Koto , bose. ba? n. fo28. Hod > ~ SALE or exchange: corner building A 4 S ae Ss sheila cut business corners in the . est ~ gs “ae gegen * —— Som gnpagy mn quate above (now vacant): fine | $3810 per annum; practically no expense bri ye Ti as « ‘ ~ "én ant »¢ | fron rgain. fine nents norches 2 -for i; " “05 Chestnut. @. Lovis_ ; cose @ 4 : GA R AGE— 5, ‘Ar: husy South Fide for grocery meats soft drinks: for upkeep or repairs. we Can arrange | 1. ~. a haat . ‘ ' _ Ten: tV Corner Lawton FB! and Ewing ' - : Fr . nRM—v7 ac res at V ictorta half in cu! Po row: p. m; g00d condition: $7000. Ri , s : pental value $2496 yeariv: reasonabie terms for you; this is a live Duy. | 148% Dolma -— a arent) | _.% stores and flats; terms - ssenmiel ate: all for 3: ry ; ion excellent buli¢ing and & bar- Eysc2ees ~« = rt * preterativ _~. ae . acta ere : : $id. $2500 cash. Grand 4361 ~ | Ww ATTS REAI TY CO.., ez _f meats nu" ; ' . s ' phe , . : Ww. i‘orner Fra nklin and Ewing— “si . r on : " : gu was CF ive you be rics acs b Fr! =~ . acre tract with be reasuns bie, ae InN \’ EST MENT s } 4 (7 ’ A A TM ——— + - — ' - ' . : fran e cottacze. wth +o = stores %. fiate: terms : cr ‘ ¥} 3 oh? - . ' . tieLe ak : on . bh. ‘ t). 50n Ww a. Oe . . ee ys beautif ui homesite and a GF. ve hes (ranemienrn for stele ” e- cres on oT) © 7 | ns: 00 ‘ ; . : / lmfavet: mY " , . ¥s ’ 85.140 ~ onw > re » | iit = | store. 4 flats. . : . T* ow m ARM ~ bia ve a “a ; i} 7% ded ; klorngee , ig ay 3 : m4 o x 4FAMILY—SOTTH REAL ESTATE—FOR COL RED 1128 = Ni th tory brick § roemes 2620 I r ne a 3 e 4 ~ “ ’ - ‘ j ‘£2 eo ' 5 | rT iF fishing etreaun fair itn ao vy ements. wil j ’ ‘ INEMER, Crwertand. Mo : . DOERKFLINGER ROO. J ? , 4 RENT $2520—PRICE $17.500 ‘ e800" 2628 Market—1 store, 2 flats SC eee “nee iy av gell at bargain; might rent for cash. | ee ee | ST‘ RE Ana 3 r aa “foot ~ 2 wint™ 7 + rooms. fine corner bufiding: ex- terms Miss Smith. Tvier 17088: (ce7 | er CHICKEN FARM—l10 acres. 4-r0oom brick | ~ 399 and toflet room Se |g Z : one Olly r | COOTT AGE—: 24 Chouvteau 3 rooms: 107] ; ‘ ) . eee cent iovel land. near moe tae aeee heuee i equi ee . SE RALTY. SE Ferguson. | we ob’ ted hr ago. bath, furnace; cheap. BUX. 3548 8. Di dae FO _Cent ury_ Bide FS See 7y2 NS it} ‘ 2 story brick, adijotn A he rn 9 t hy R ealt Vv ( 0. FARM 40 acree £000 4 Mt... ‘hetanoe g00e oo dairying Be r a $65 Dy. be AF Ay A yh Ot = bal Se ol Grand, — a cl -~— AND FLATS COTTAGE—4202 Cottage av.; 6 rooms. | *hool; tot “2: S3000.— | + , market. $15 sere” uc ore, Little Rock,| -°= 7S 0 “weges PAF M—50 acres: mile north Black Jack | BT ES—3012-14 Chippewa, 2 stores and 'TH—s8500 | sarage: large lot: small cash nayment.|; 1014 st “fal ‘. 2 $10 monthly. 1. &. moor. FARM—15 acres. 300: partons jm. | id Maile Ferry road. Luke Brass, | : 3 Teor flats « ith baths, “eany terms. ‘ eet get pet gS nes /DALY-McCA BE R. E. CO.. ROl Chestnut. | Foome _ ar) iz ie} . r *)* SA NM; AT ket St. Ark Siar eee eh a tltias month: , wack "Box" 196 fo Vernon : Ke 4 Pre idem ¢ so . Weteter Groves, yf ww i! HAHN, 72) Chestnut ive aL 50. >..." to buy Ee aneianl i® won 2 , ) pee Lowe. - ; "3 FARM—15 acres. Ostville, 5 jee iSTORES.FLA Ts A : fiate wa geod buy ee’ ® MOR! CAD | COTTAGE—A012 Fairfax, 3 rooms “and Sie Ru —— Py 1 25x14° > , ’ hone. | Fiorlda ——— | = mae River bottom farm;| ‘ric; orchard, grapes: Sous "4 ens So ba he ee butid ~~ ae e- OTS REA! TY CO. 621 Chestnut gurage; $350 will handle c $3600 | I lease d ont pP lone. APRIL 19 and May % our next free trips yARM—157_ Meramec chickens: 3 cisterna, 902 Filmore wl ve ee, ay 4 26 ‘i *hemok ee e* SA)... Gen _hest - <r STATE CO.. mias : : improved. S$H0ou0 W ell-impreved “ - peony nh” eenetet ¢ ight oe eoeemeenen —ereremneme at HAY! £-On! ht R mo Et ‘wey 4 oe 74) families anc shop: lo to» buyers, best land. $$ 4 . = aeae Be home in Weeee, Mo., on Merame: rARM—2 6 acres” © larkeon. | Pi Garten | s* . - si 4: e" : ’ ; . < « * . * me ” - ul + $i eth 4 M Mi ~ a5, “ : 4 Phone * A ait a ——. — | oe 4 » — oe r ’ ° S. Po man Land . e ~ i eet ville Mo -— - bargain at | Grand 43 48 8. Gran Southwest STTAG AGE —~A.room brick: in the 4200 | *"s 18 S. 7th e#t.: olf tmprovements Spec ializing in corners | — 620° ckm ages | : __ | River 250. ££ i eee, Beets — wong ; BORTOR & 2. S25 Par Title fe Guar, Bids. ' tc oo be iedienn | SionKS— sor east corne r fornia “end — : Be " ORNE R— reK Wh nd bios ‘k on St. Ferdinand 2S aa ._-* lot, LO7xLeS beat shape a » flat . - +4 og . : f rae t : orange and truce land ; FAK M—100 Zz . wor sc kMe ee or on Baumgaertner <a 7 - - er C ~~ a 74 Ke i unrestricted. a WAL TER JONES R. E. Cv... 618 ‘Chestnut : ww a O- ~ fou: - m9 ] ] \ e business p! operty Fr ARM Finer '. tracts ow prices tom. 3S wiles rae ef St Lowuls, ee | FA 4: end: 3 - od Ce pe vel, two eats OEE! two we i wyatg osm” ~ vs... ot Lit x1‘ . et , ‘r fruite “Tia . : $1020 , price “$13. ore y A. oe 2S18 Union Forest A714 ; i. — 4 and 5 Foose, | 5; lot s0xle : ai ser AB coated + no interest. Bo taxes. ' E00. LL re “ — ty . 22 ° bs "A —— , mh Eu a lie glade 3s an 3 rooms, | terms. on - : nee agg 1262 Olive 355. ea uae : 0.900. —~ . cise ‘bysiness cor- °F: rg cont p thom tg $1000 cash. HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO.. aud investments, RK. O. Evans, Wavchula, Pia. hoger | aL TON. “Main 620 . 7 REASOR REALTY CO., Cabany 6695. (c*) : 614 Chestnut st.

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- ” ae. ' ba e i fe Oi a, ors “4 ee ae Be a es . aad - — iia 44B oposmnisear _ .__9 600 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, , FLATS Wanted, For Rent and _For Sale in these columns today. — "BUSINESS ape ss BUSINESS CHANCES pane ‘BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSIN eon Roing REPAIR SHOPS—Filling em + eee ™ roe arn MAN familiar with i ; anes ith ‘dz Tug line and _— aN aniteneieeanannartitiy ke tle M ARE MONE Y AT HOME B \RBE R SHOP—First- | r Th ora S55 ret > fi Sea i. tm. sual buy at = ’ — Fer Quick action addres Haven) pris slar ; be 0 SUSINESS ’ E BOUGHT CHEAP Morgan fe ae i A | Gmcaa’ Machinery $2, 4) : . ; rr = : . . j ; B i? aa 4, TM ec ir» = hua © ‘yy ~ LJ : } ° han . . ’ Vole 4 : 7 = = : arcl ' NM AN— tt 4 Stu ~ raar " . « ’ h, . mead . es, 1? gTre* — ; : : I “ ‘ > . i> — “7 = , Ti “t} 4 : , “ . ~~ . J “ ~ *a0erience: I: * aera ee te gee oll R 395) No “4 ae + DING -Eas sandiis e- Pigg mmacaed tae sell this week; her busi: we . $3500 her ' ‘ESTAC LANT- -Suitabie for onfec _fhance to make food _ 323 a. | NE. I INDE! L. 6656 “ tutomooiie trade in St is. show. _“arcus ai eee ; - a knes 3550. a =aw °. April : “6 . . . : ; ‘ x —_ & =f ’ yt . , it sf . . ‘ »NY 7 ms ~ ) tocati , . -— — $ " ** : ‘ ; 4 i n my “4 : . : . . ai ' ; 2 _ : w, - : . . P t ha: ; a > | ; ~ m. , , ' ; : t ay ; ~~ : . ” : wr, , ] : L. ‘ . 4 ~ : ot “ Ni + “ad "JA eel) o. = Tz , aint Gio! tee Ny 31 ne Se agg: er men a mns of troope tt nee ORPORAT 3 TORE vest | RESTAUR BS . ees “Dis ; be ; all b : ‘-s P= . a. f rR ‘. EK RY ina D M ARK E T PESTAU Rp RANT a igh ' >a: ti command of Ores 4: Ey ° Babs (hicks PPORTLU NT eae : = fine space ~ eee > ae ~ . u 2019 Ss ¥ rer i nl » i vest ‘$300 Si , wae i m BUILD , > ents. May TERY- mS 4 cede @ : r $600 _— - 2 CRANT— i} chili ¢ . cheat. 1S AFtES Matute and = ff pare gy it pe , ' mate edngiig cme ; rate on n | whfare of Sout! ns ll FE a: th or er: | ' cir Ms ~ | "einll eummieae ine = roe cence & Sats a4 dispatch: ' ba: od Birds—f . ; 4 ~~ " - = c - . -- ones 7 ‘a ” 5 r, , KER > f A. ; ; ; = \ " - = ; ¢ . i? _ —_- ‘ ' _ . : . i > . : : les . — . r i _ eat-Diepe teh OPPORTUN! T\ ~~ . i * age St DP 2 Roe a ae art —. . - ; ' ir , ‘ ae ; . ; | ; | - . : >} } . . en ; . , r 3 ~s . 3 " : [ , . | a : 7 = ad . ila 3 al c oni = ‘ . . .~ “a 7 ae : ' . we ' » . : —- — 4 a , . i R. . a os . > ~ . v ——- * “eo - ORGANIZE “T omie: ; | BR st - I rors ps ~~ ERAGE ——— Core ie oe 4 | oles, ” ‘tone . ee ame ae mee aneucnade BOF cand! date in the TON - , : . . =" " 34 . ' a ; Oi er it i . ; 7 ‘ r : : ty } oo $) Oe : : on : The thus py va Sins ' sie “eet . i“ : ria? . wr 3. LLY basin tA akme . . ++ Ma reconciliat ORGANI ZER—O es | Wi P on coe al Ke " : (Ors sites rent b. : e g — os ng. Dp} M AY . " ; : , ‘ i) tech ‘basi ness before vou bw’ woth”? « = j ars ion of the 5 ganize a company | manufacture and ny ~~ PAR Estat ed ~ tw, -S-> & z a3 9) —) Pe are ot "E! renwal as, winentiialigeiie eek party In michiec ** ckit neta in- "+ co ected og FE is * . Pale eae — = ' ‘ass ci S bo mir ROO] pletely u EI DRI Gs — Entire Stock : 206 | yetrs: corn ; 1 beta gge P o- “RAN T—Downtown. good business : t ——- . equi pme! 2 ; es or ( reason - r +} - . Ay nm doupiegwits | a : : ease. rent “easonahd 2. S500 casn : 3 gos : : 3: 1 able ton Hotel. Kings North Kingshighway. , : d t Docter. 515 Market. (83) | Pledging rae oe EEN +e 5 a! ’ 7 } : | ; =. . : aa > : " 6 ow . ’ ~. : : ‘ : — ’ . : ! 2 “ . an — = _ — 2 -_ - - . ats . : ’ RE RZ - > . . : © rrTité . : : : ' : ss. $1200: own Rn Th 5 - saad ient of He 2 r-—Ruby B. Rick Rt . Bloom ae ODeTTmaD > 1eaS 1 Aa ing » ° 3 . . Y Sa.¢9 Sino Woui : (i¢a e that the oe 4] ier A rier Mrs Fyrom - Ar 4 > S3 Theater Zz. ; row developed inte a “ Kore ’ $2150 TAURAN! ar ' Sarah and the eoambin ' Propriet of ing other busine RH .. os mee de facte liberal forces againat manded br Gen. F Iv Was reported toe be district: « assault on Tegucicalpa, (ie ee ents Or sales. ; or I : ’ : : - owt, >> ‘ er? ‘ - ; - r . = : a be -~ >» .. ; ™ - ; . " ‘ ; Z 20 3 » . a : ’ : ; y a . = : = _- ee ae af aft . — , ertising nai mate, or plan of n k- gente, sentenme , u O out e ne T—Dewntown 4 db ‘hicawo =} | » Sten . ey KY “ie nnet stand long ho ; | ‘ag and ra = } > m Ue " business bear inspection: fine advert: sing ager cy in t | ec nn ~ ale. § " ee. NEE eee Yeates 0 cae tive 9552. 7 ERY-MARKE? : bi - or. any WwW ANTED $40 000 on my m Lae : ss La : > R STORE—Lo Dil teats rear. « ar oa Lows wow | Fila .DVERTISING BEB Soc tem $125.000 Snes: ; — dar re Soao Call 921 Milly $i20.000: | bie . Small, that s} dj . n-| hotel Al vans : n = —_ —— . i ae 3 in full our offi RANT—Deine from $35 to $ 34. Pest Despat " Pres re \ u : : Te 2° = : ue my | A ced ee vt : 7 he rh a, ‘ ‘ > 7 a i aii’ 1G! hie r Tz r Deine = $35 . . | of Ki : bi: ¢ WANTED —. ; caadiats . / . _ = *y r _ CRANT— “on fection: al oan ? Gove rnmen 7 ; omg ' 2 Soto. 9 —Martha E vinci on 4 : : a . : : 9 ' : . : a 7. i : =i cs " busines . : : . -. at > ‘ ero ke : in ' Aoa - os en — | = a take ng m who is ) a em casi: waving chy. ices | = 0,000,060 din nars in . : 5 Louls—Georgia Ford, | ; ? } - , : rs ~~ a me “ —% a ns 4 ESTA! RAN T—Downtown ) etl cl: ‘ et oF ‘ax Mo -~Mrs. Stelia esent Rix i oe er fy ; = 000 ' SS ~~ — alata - Li LT + TS > Lu rts a. —_ ms ier. Ojld Hut ngarian and 4 * own | R. Hancork. 1] : GA REPAIR SHO! | ny oP hen gy — ae ress ‘South Side: babgein, ‘Bor Tie. | , TRLESON. INC. Roon duve | gold coins, which will bean Leo: —Mrs. Maria Smiti . © We anc Lae a 4 . = AZ ages - — = : *) = - ai POGNTY mar Og og . . = es = Pre — : em: Denman : =. were ~ —— ‘ . . a c > c " . eos . . =. sT} ‘ _ pn . . + = » a . " : — * rg ~ : . “7 - ‘ > : _— the : . ; e , othin ‘ : I rin u Ll if t ville. ay + othyy ‘ vo Partnens gy ag Seige pi , — | Belle | 2 > _D he Austro-Hungarian _ ae ; _oute—Anna Gadeikas, | t Loule—Pau ine Sea- | » . fen, le pe al *y ELLE LED OLED EH POE cates « Mae rps ROOMING HOUSE—* roau, elusive Metribs Oe — ¥4 Se ere, a a ee nee ROOMING HOW SE—Newly “mm apariment inc@me $i: reasonable rent: Lo) 2 SCOGA East ai + .. 4 Riu DMIN-> oon 136. nished — month! y : “. , . _—. = fie : OcCcation ; ner thw eer . mity - . sa SINESS SOL 1 oe | : isi2 Washing : , = en 3 : - . iY ND PRIY ATFY, Y ue to 8% ocal , 2 ‘FE VE] 6 re use $85: 3 room ted for , ——+_ Schwarz. Breese Ii ndustrial district: business _£0 od: well : OTHT > >. 3 ow , ease o-_ : : | | ES : SOU | 5 r. tui DD od reason for 3 ‘a- On NG } 7 hristman, : - rig 3... ; r r " “> : ~—— = a } = ~ rt IO ies at ime , eg re 54) aciT renee ° 5364 m ** mie e t ha! ; ; fi . . RR - 3a53 Shenandoah. | : : 7G = : oN - : rm 3] a : acme aie Bridge ete ahi : : t tL. . ‘ La bead te. - a poe TT ~ ; -“ W an 4967 San Fran- | * 4 Eichel berger. Farad. et eam Ei nee ae re SK PORT ether we ety’ wet AR aE RE st 3 a 3 @ ~ | ROOMING HC etihland compictely al 4 Bh - a * & ove Ya Eee oe + . be (ARAM oy Wilee ae To ee RLS 1704 N Newstead. 147 twins. Ld a ad ~ pemaeme Heuse 4h NW ‘facah «60S -oorms, 290° S850. ie mk Stevena, SII N ¥ andeventer. Wileon. 1445A Clinton Vv. Prundt. a4 38a SSenraene NOES dtrtnet vite ti ‘i ¥ rap TOPOS i oO, ww Ob e. Ranmee!d and dev: MSS and conpect Oetion. (sene ra is Holland K S aaeeeenieesi — » $2300 WILL gtabliad siti ayes 55 e : ' oy TTON ED , ; EA 4 - . “ P . 1 | =i ; Ss RRUAL GE « $ rent $100. $1500. ~~ . Re) Tht ; T: \RINMK bat 260 ‘“hamberiain., 135 rane ttt i : ; } : : te be *"hilade => irhi ‘ : ee : , DO YOu LE * r" : ; , t-ESTA! Ra ,NTD = - . Ma Financial « rT wit) . aa tice hie reek ity , : ' : RY ' ik .A LIOON—Geoed iocation; Harpester. 6908 North r OTgehization ie n« ~k dee ; ei 54 [rt , , e no ; lint tt eae aK . ae nf ; ch , , , Dice aes 1434 S. I4th st. r ata gieck or bond @* ve ee % cs . , , a z= end .© a Seti ieee — -“— er _ diene nny 4070 Arsena- highest Satienten sectaen Oil - : . : - oo , . — “ “ aark > ER — ’ t2 ¥ .. ean uaa a mag, so , eT OC LS DWICH SH IP —High-claa _ ‘ fimancia! stand : ani ' . ’ - nas ron - sf rrt Qr.2 sit} opts ', — — 7, in . > a a. Aes . . : Py ’ , hs . - - : “ - “ - jue . ‘ i - Diner} ; , ; _ . .e, - X : at a "aA : . er ertous ) set - 25 = 7 — ebaum 2518 3 Rroad- e@hiarge uri leas eo’ re . . . : ; — : ~~ . . 2. 401 “ Me Ree P - “ ; ; dated — - . . he. ’ nied = 6 e--: 1s . g / 4 _ - a Geese 5 : ; . : . o. : > . a 2D MAN! FACTORING ~t Ratmstead Stree ~ TLS . nm Miladelphia, Pa | | , * . ae. mx - . "worn s zoo? . ~ “™ . . a C ’ = —— : ‘ . “aban ” .& , — ’ . . . - ”* $250: | 4 births and 24 ~ : ~~ . eo P 4 : : re er J - . a 4 re . * . ia 4 . - = Tz +. ; . . ‘ : ' : ’ 2 e “ > 5 — - : = * ‘ee! J . ‘i= ‘s : o a \. & "WANTED a NS ee ee vie re“ La2 14 a rare Omron 1% ‘ a. _ . ot ere om refrigera tins , : * , P ; rancho pnew ed @ut Meter o- of he —— —n ; P - ‘ .- ~~ iisea se, y Sf) tiseaees of the arte m accoua ther business ae 5 . reson VMonda \ * Wor HEADWATER ENG KS Fr a ’ ' : — - ~ o. 2 P , . . . Y : ‘ re % - . Rusine on ( “h anee e . — _— “ * . es : . : , J : > nei “a ~~ ?, on = ey : : et “ : Fs . ; , . —— , a : : ' ‘ - hy A san ae el Terry ams ” : . ' . aia “eat LD Baib sts. =? ce a: : filed bs : iver yy | = ; . > =. 7 ; Ru 2 S25 (wh? ‘ : >F54 Pt Ht} J ‘ : é% \f-e wy aie-s 2 : a o 3% or cCarctmarr = , . 3 ’ : wuts wooded ame ree Py se 3 : one sone sae .v , 7 . a = . Rial : pa me tt - ' , , —_ : : - aoe =" ~naene~ 7 7 > ; We he — ; j aa . — as = - . manving tan. : alt : Ss . ¢ 7 > ; wt = — ‘ ' t , ow = - a h? rs _ "7 " : : . z — P P > t “2 a wt a. ¥ " eusage aw ‘FOR GOING CONCERNS Shins od! sae _ pe ) | RI : phone - te y came; two-y ¥ rome: el HOCSE—10 rooms wooOwOni=G ~~ aac ® : ’ . d . ~ : - » ; : ae. ‘ : , : — : ’ J , a ~worne coe — 3. ° omen) « 2. ee an t ca y : ee r i J sab.» “ ™ _ + ; , t . a , ' " fs: ttt "ELON — — $208 "Waste tabi ished —o 2 i ln , RO H—Sendar and W tire - > Sen . ner in 5 it MR ' ' A. LL. — pase ~v er - ae 7 * Theredar. & - af . a — _— : 7 4 ‘ Py et So Se | ; i. . : - - — . iis ze ent ace >t oa i * ora te - 3 “— ANSE ' te ) . . — | candice ears. aeeee _— furn i May reer ta ty RAKING wT 2 « ee | a . . mi , ‘ ' %e — nr - , § ed aT. . : Twig ' 7} ‘ eS ad he 4 Omtt —, ie 9 f saieeren : tho ae aia. « ae ‘a rr — a ru TER: : a , >i") aad — Hodiament_ abeny Road —_ en 7 Ta. ond were teen , .T" +5 —_ 32 —— . Lod : “Or watrretidenk oe —-v. ot . ~ . . ; A : « . —- . P . f — _— *: rd RO "> MING ba 4 ay SF Sma iors ise 2 : = wen ~ be TarGa. =. iedvance fee required . " ta os . , — ‘~ ' “ idea - ae ae a ” Millie ~ st Paving Jefleraon. “ ~ > = . . . ' oe . a : er ty "% : i > “ae Ay & HM. VAN CLEVE & co wer SP : 3 SALUT aie’ +. af Money asen gt ickness- inws “ae. > Es ma —_ ompete. Bex H-.402 x: IS408 Lis reer i] ¥ EA RS ESTAE an W. Jackaon Boulevard. Chiceac ag "mt WG CLEANING eng fe i.e. - seouaee = in. 4 ’ oo :' ; os : iia — i ypc ™ a = rr. _ : — — ~~ ? L vel aad a ee eaqutoment we s ". -. yy tens nics furni- BUSINESS CARDs weet colnmaa. : : Rabie ; rice’ a 7 . 2 pene Oued er wi t — . vs whet business iewatewn : 7 : o£" > “ ss . ey 7 - — - . oe _ : . % . " «lt rot i vin om ened ” 4 : ' : . F «ff we » to . ™~ . : \ RS - - athe Sor me me ' nes ' , o~ month REPAIR she Doing | * * Ris ‘MING hous Ben otf urn - goed busi ness: a. and clean: income $31 tfurry | turw tahnd weekly 4 r «iliing waving cit ob , and Bex H-it7. Post-Dis. ——— rooms, eniy $1250. Bex D-i55. P- Pp. te

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Fe 4 $ ¥ “Ge how - fi hs 7 pear * > 7 __ APRIL © Toe oe * ee - ae a e wo Ns ad WK SS ~ S u: REVOLUTIONARY LIBERALS nm . SS \ \\ WN : "ST. LOUIS POST: DISPATCH * SS \ Sw SRAK SG SIOOO\y ~*~ ~ ~ ee a "omer Se meeaneinmemaen aint deinen — nie on | Salvador. Apri] 5. —The ies . -Fevolys Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. ST. ‘The More You ‘Say the Better Twill Pay. ~ PAGES 15—28B.- ‘tionary libera}) fore --'taken the field in ; | prevalent in Hond inew columns o uras With t - a mns Of troops to rey en INDEX to Section “B” (See Section “A” or House, Homes, Real Estate, Farm Lands and Financial.) ~ those routed by rebel torces in un monk 5s ‘ ' } ' , ‘ ° Zoe command © Generals An a ie | — . pean roo owe Coming Events | Por Sale (Miscel.) Household Goods Wtd....21 | Machinery ia oe Painting Resorts—Country Board..16 | Sewi Machines Theatrical ss dam Artture Matute ana Simon el “ snp aae jorge beds Ox-9 wxeuelien Gold and Silver 21 | Instruction (Misc.)......16 | Millinery ....“eJ...... Patents ....... , Roommates ...........27 | Special Notices ....... Trade Schools | : also reported that P gl pissin BB | Bente, ee 2 agen ad egw apace | Detectives Help—Men, oe Instruction (Musical) ..22 | Toilet Articles -%.....16 | Personal (pst Rec Keoms—For Colored. ‘ Stamps and Coins......21 | Tuckpointing | Bonilla, Liberal candia: oli 0 saa Books, Periodicals > Coal, Coke, Wood.......° Electric Wiring errr Help—Women, Girls. ... . Jewelry -t | Miscellaneous Wants....20 | Pianos—Musical L Storage and Moving... | | iGate, ang . oth Bricklaying & Tuckp't’g.. _ Chiropractors Exchange (Miscel.)...... | Horses, Vehicles. 2: Lace Curtain Cleaning... | Motorcycles i Printing, Addressing... . ae ne Weve Repaire = Building Material .... | Cleaning, Dyeing .... Express and Hauling ...16 Hotels ... , eal test and Found | Moving and Sterace... | Pntetenial Be ) eee mama | | Talking Machines 2S Wall Paper .. ~ ~ IS OAS SSN SS WIT ‘. % eee terete (= a9 pte bd be . ’ m7 pty te ey ayy ar Os. ee Are tatisy 8 t o - VR iti aed ES Ee wet a es --- + oa the hostijj i 4 = : : 2 SA ose: ~~ ~ sieindieeatnlimia i ncaa tiliasiile ‘ Dit diny : & ¥ ae » tay a One bi te Juan Angel Arias H | ons Onduran en eee us ‘ernor candidate j; . in ex! recto ididate in the re, cent elan Business Cards Clothing ... 21 | Fixtures ... 21 | Household Goods cotece OO 5 aiming . . | Musical . ..+-2% | Poultry —Birds Seeds, Plants, Trees. i | tions, have effected a se be! er . Seated | their Pie A THREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO. RECEIVE RESULTS. — | of their differences, thus resultis 1 ima rec one i! iation of the Honda 5 - — . _|Liberal party. In conser ae so PIRI SUNFIRE IGE TB iat RAIS ae 2. dae ee J = ‘ ——— ee —— . : = en nem - ea —————— ya s TUALISM DEATH is | | DEATHS ee DEATHS 3 aN MEMORIAW mw, iagreement ; : = a. vention wag Signeq uw }| “SPIRITUAL MEETING 7. T: j TT ‘or- 3) pledging that neither Arias _ ° ) mele , . Tie at he pe Sunday. v8 | CRANC ER- Entered “into rest, (Saturday, 7? MEVER—E nt ered Anto rest on Saturday, | Emered into rest, suddenly,; In loving memory of Edward 8. For- | | Bonilia will be aniniie nor. | Z a : » Spi r (nee Koenig). dear father P+ pean nee 3 : ” ‘ mr a ili . Arthur, Loulse, Octavia, Henry, [FE AND CHILDREN. {c) program; please announce dates. Programs brother, grandson and nephew, at the age | | }of . Emerson and Frederick Meyer, Ma- L | Tie Nauert and Helen Sybert (nee Meyer), | : Almeda and Julia Wuench, and at | —_—— ’ a at meetings on April 20. years. ’ ie ™! Prior ito the above 3 , SPIRITUAL MEETING—Every Friday | ¢-.. U2@t@! Tuesday. Apt 3.92.6 ¢ a. m1) The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | dear brother of ©. W. and Herman Meyer| Ur dear mother-indaw and grandmother,| In memory of our ur darling mother, Lil- fich ; coal advices, the a e and Sunday, 8 p. m., at 1903 Rutger: | houlevard "a moe iccrament Church. | Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be | | ene of the late Lena Funk, and our dear at the age of 62 years 18 days. a ion Bauer, who ,d¢parted gins life three igating | Frond — Ww day. 2 , e * ast. . prone > ry ’ ather-in ran Z unera onday yril 7. at 2: . M., | Years ago ril 5, : missed duras hae ~ @ | rodmenday. p. m.. Broadway and ¢ exer. Kingshighway and Northland avenue. | ~_ attention, except letters y medical questions of undoubt- — and Ma Nigga D rg omg ws, brother: in-law pes 4... ~ Rene. nant # domi g Pina t ty xg DAUGHTERS AD onsen contes sget Sa"! ;CIENCE OF sov re: : ed sincerit hen accompanie stamped addressed envelope. Funeral on Tuesday, April 8 at 1:30 p.| ue. to Valhalla Crematory. (c)}| AND ALL WHO LOVED HER. (¢) tin ea SCIENCE OF TH SOUL, Messages CRANE—Entered into rest on Friday 7, WHER © P y P 4 rs from Ziegenhein Bros.’ chapel, 2623! ZANONI——-Entered into rest on Saturday. Me l fore ea bye ing the de f: - ; mtnaha! ts . : gro - . ee and t i L; lj "in hes li y y = ‘ R . ; ; " mar as ‘ ‘ e COC f Mey ~. | meo'’ : : rent n ‘alvary our dcear son an rother s ni ' ‘uvoO Davila as Provi.. m—Alma Sonnemann. _THEOMONISTIC—Flower service Sun- | oft Ste «= Amterment in. Calvary |, Dearing, in his twenty-elamth peae..tvee | Mrs. John Fiynn, 3031 North Sarah street. | | eg a then t} vs honue aize whi . . . Da MI ' ; t & 30 m.. to Nev dated 179 is worth fro o¢ nen ie caoutchouc size which | MORAN Entered into rest, F riday. April | ¢- . ¥ . T— pe eu ‘ "+s . * , Y . d my. £ . ‘ ie wv 4 I™M «V ; to ae ‘ . - » . . I € , ion president of Honduras. Th einuby B. Rick. ; lay; Thursday. 8 p.m. 1436 Farragut. | cy, el tee 1 i" |has been previously made liquid | 4, 1924, at 7:45 a. m,, Ellen Moran,| ~~ >’ | this world to that home eternally im ould indi is PY Rose Oberman oem, 9 Otliers. Welcome. All Beile- Heaven, not made with hands, ne badly w ul j cat the at the contest hag peuoee et eS. : ; fontaine cars. ‘ *h rment 1 { lvary | SS ane I oie eo ™ : " ‘athedral Church. Inte ner n a y =. Take the Papers to a dealer! by heating, is applied with a broad || dear aunt of Mrs. John Higgins, Mrs. R. ee | CARD OF THANKS missed by now developec toa fi ght between | ~Mrs. Dolly Hessma: Thursdays, 2 p.m. Trumpet seances Tues- Cemetery Friends invited. Deceased was in curios i . "hil . + Sacre a ;: in order to determine) brush |} ‘ ifor aver =: |} Welsh ana Margaret Fitzgerald. . a member of the Children of Mary Sacred their Value. rush in a unif Trn layer, about 8 | Funeral! somes (at adorn Bros.’ funera) a ls al CRE Bae wits eae MOTHER AND FAMILY. the combine e aa | ined ae facto > Sovernment. wae Popirman Mildred D. Heusner. dey, Friday, m 62Q@1A Easten av. liberal forces agains those com Warr—Annie M. Smith. Readings daily. * pst G | to 12 in hes higher than the wal! pariors, 1710 port i;rand boulevard, We ” wish to extend eur most sincere -| manded by Gen. eorers, who late. ae Schroeder. THE LEND A HAND MISSION will pease “ a — “ pen GD _ - ee eee = _- ane A A ce centememeranwagetiatee- tan - Se — —_— ——— - ae — nena aes ee ee ee - maan—apentgeaene _ ee et re ew quepenapadinmettepspe OE a he jthree-cornered the In loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father, Charlies K. Leighton. wiment forces, supporters of who passed away April 8, 1930: Gone but Te Meg be 4. { S ee i Le ‘ P 7 . ! . Francis. > A M IL. H —Write to the — St. appears damp, and finally paper is ||| Monday, April 7 8:30 a. m.. to St. | thanks to our relatives and frienda for In loving memory y of our heiored dav EVANS—Entered into rest on Friday. .Ouis Browns the American | pasted over the glue when the Jat- ||| Rose’s Church. taborimane Calvary Ceme- | ‘heir sympathy and condolence extended |ter and dear sister, Mary Gerety, who | League ball team at Battle Houselter is still sticky. The paper will || tery. ie7) | also for t he beautiful floral offerings and | parted this Jife six years ago April o. ; Biake—Mrs. Elizzi Charles. hi. ontulane on = tne > Evans dearly ! Hotel, Mobile, Ala. at once adhere verv firmly Oy | MOUREY—On Friday, Apri! 4, 1924, at pi eds Boe ny gg TO og EE ieor'ts tne grave where our loved one is : . n - | j é f en ond vy afternoon at rins ' re } ‘ i , P orm pm florrdrm . ; p a , = eke ; -* ragga " . ; : ; ; ‘ : » e ur ov ly Was reported to he preparing an | - Moy “Dodd, ~ oClock. Everyone welcome. ennis Mr = ‘Mary McGee. Mrs. Emma Mc- INTEREST ED.—Write to the of- jelse, apply the liquified glue in a husband "en hace Maahiy taee Muller). | chitin Smee of Mee toe a". > (assault an Tegucizalpa, the capital, : Anderson, 1827 Madison street. Elroy. Mrs. Olive Strunk and Harry Evans | | ficials of the State Committee of} tnifarm layer upon paper (wal ||| dear father of Eugenia Mourey mae |e slesed Een? What will mover Sade. c- 4 SECOND CHURCH DIVINE, and our dear grandmother and sreat-| | ‘He party to which you are affili- | paper, caoutchouc paper, etc.). Up- ||| brother of Charles Mourey and our. dear "2 wrte aay , = % Oummings——Carmen Jynelia. pe eet ~ Dp. ™m.: Wednesday, 8&8 "pte, Bite. | | ene oe oe ber eee Ot 8:30 oy m ated regarding the campaign work.|on this, size paint may be applied || Pep etapa! brother-in-law and uncle, ics eat relat! ee aud fries Sen the eae nie $8 "MoTite so worl a eh ee | 3 ynnell, Mrs. Johnson, 3910 Penrose. | “unera onday pril 7, a NEWCOMER. or it may be cov ; ritt rall the age of 55 years. : . emory of 0 fr he residenc f her daughter, Mrs. — Inquire of the; a} 1 covered with wal ?, ness end sympathy shown ots during the In loving me our dear father and aan tha faaidence @ Pa Remains will lie in state at Gebken |i. of our sorrow , ' husband. Fra raldwenel Sr. oe -& ~ 4 f ‘s. kanma , cae - eich iate | ‘ Mochendorfer—M: SPIRITUAL SERVICE Mondays and | Franc League and the Third Order of St } in 3 —- -_——— | 3 Mre. Rosa Calhoun. & : 5 ; . r. Lee car to Warr ) a ‘ | | Head of King Alexander on - Otto ng ge Mrs. Mary Grad3 R. | ae Pea Re 1 block north. Mary McGee. 1818 North Leffingwell ave- |. Water Department at the City Hall paper or plaster. If the caoutchouc | chapel, 2842 Meramec street. unti! 10 p. of a th 1, By the Associated Press, 2 Abrahain . TION OF SOUI CH Sie a REDEMP- ; nue. to St. Leo's lurch. Interment Mount | regarding the water rates for the/|size is put on with the necessary m. Sunday. Interment at O'Fallon, Mo.. |‘ ee eee seamntie thank Bev. J + parted this lite one year ago A | FIUME, April 5.—The Jugodia ei ‘roa. Burlington, lap-Elida ©.) poovices conga Pena aurea 8 | Carmel Cemetery. ‘c);'|} rooming house. The rate woula/care, i. e. if all damp spots are || on Monday. April 7 (cB6) ind weede of pet tary he thao gue i So — A. iv- oe ant im.. from fami Fg i ht 30 nig-|, in question regarding same. }main axis of the building must run la Due patlee ot yeneres from family re to our reatives and friends for the ) 1, Lez. - ad ute Laie SO 0-24, then . = = a ie nd a “ou! science | pewa street. tO Si. 4 mt a . . . => ‘ P rs rr Tie aa roat . if } ence 229 Morrison av. wy’ ki how 1 a ar wa or ua, e ROOMING HOUSE—S roosi - § £«BIRTHS RECORDED. | 3834 Wednesday evenings. All welcome.|to 8S. Peter soe d Pauls. ee | Pp. D. BOOSTER—The -quantities i} igh vag A, saga asd ~ the | ROAM—On Thursday April 3 1924, oun laud SSedanenes’ ta “the "heen a aan For we know it cant be lorg, nished : ai} modern. income 45 a 4 BOYS 34 Juni ata et. (099) ceased was a n nher of Pfalzer- ene and of n ty ria s SS ae Pt — a nigh aital sna eae pias } : . . ‘ : Mrs. Pensie Wach- TH! we are again united ‘ i ‘ Teel , : ro ‘ on . >! . . ‘ te i z ? re er ¢ ob- e a > month: opposite Lafayette Park. Box N &th. THE LAMARSARY TEMPLE. 2240 Anhevser-Busch “Rel ef Associat . east, W here the sun rises and the lle en ——, pores fenareee pa ae iter. W ao Pog ey the Rey. mths ant In the land of sun and song. i-del, Post is, : Re Sein cS Bee ng B: 2304 N. Wash ington av. services 8S inday 3 D. FRANCIS = tered nth : at } “fei. Te z inches hig? and 9 inches ,ent rance shall be in the west. 7 his | a y sand ne ‘and grandchild, in her fifth | Mrs. Rinderer. master, for their consoling Sadiy miseed by her “ | BOOMING HOU SE—New ls furnished & x and R. Pee sang 1343 S. 10th m Subject, “‘Our Spiritualistic Radio: dence Bunk >r Saturday fick. 31:2%%:4 are as follows: ) 7s Holy line pre- | | year. . | words, the pallbearers, and for the beau- SON AND DAUGHTERS, (ce) 1" incembe on 4 rooma, aE _and E. Kunz. 3844 Maffitt caiy enbiest* Thi student spirituadlis sts | Apri] 5. 192 at : n Mrs. Josephine 04 sacks ‘em ] ubie vards _ eee pone ture. | | Remains will be forwarded from Peetz tiful floral offer! ngs. the Wacker Uel- Soot "Euston Cubans SiTive! Me Ma! Manel. SS wchis,., | iolen of “Seaivuntion. Proc Ane EL | rancis Reoved moocher of Mex. Josrenine || of sand und 18 cubic yards” of| TMs, Principle of orlentation, rests | | Rumera, Meee, 200) eaeereeat Se Cronk: |Siig,funere) ciectars fog tna bind ent] Ja Jering, pomory ot ar Gear falas | ROOML: = oa = - ee band E. Gochausen, 2838 Shenandoab. Khayyam, “Nabi Sal a Mme “DP Ah. El ; ay ICKS, rs. v0 Ba Rey, SNS ee I prrave on ~ . ~ in ica ine ~~ t pub b= Te ~~ j, a a. 7 b ‘efficient services rHE FAMIL ic) qoosph F alter, who away April i Seven r a | =x tz. hs . Shiand, . . - 7 r'ranci OT 2 Lf? ‘ : : 1c rsh y s Ti- . ae ’ > , | nished: cellen $300. ba! —— os. Rand R. Jennings, 4036A Shenandoah. green E a ce Ric} ar » a 2 AMC: | > he 2 ADD ation blanks, to- |ental position as its st: ing point | | ROK MER—Asleep in Jeens on aateréae. | We wish to extend our sincere thanas to " oday recalis sad yy A monthly: real rgain: wonderful. 5 and B. Zwibelman, 1408 Laurel. -- BURCH OF RE DEMPTION, flower | Fran | ||; gether ith iplete information|The hich altar : 5, 1924, at 12:05 a. m.. Magxde- our relatives and friends for the kindness Of the loved one 40034 Lacle “ y te Seeeeaner, 223 EB. Davis. ot no unday, 8 p. m.; other services Interment inker Hil eo regarding 1y of the examinations|east. The east ; : | lena Roemer (nee Ottmann). beloved moth- |and sympathy shown us in the loss of our And those who thi of bien - = ee R. eit 51i8 Kensin, ton =O: nday, nuUrscay, - Dp. m "i Ww ore + Monday April 7. Dp. m. sate - pean, RN ie — the secre- {th "sgl in ens "tet leh ne le f iter of Dor othy, Gertrude, Theodore and pote | dear son and brother, Anthony W. Trip- Are the ones who loved him d M. Christman, 5082 Enright. ~ Pp. m., , : Fr iday, 2 p . ‘ ia ae pape 2 rom “epi bee 1c Sgn 5 5 ~ e emb em © Roemer, Mrs. George Knacksted (nee Fux jhaus, also to the Rev. Bernard . meri; f neered. by GRUEBER—r ntered i1 rest | ira ) h ivil Servicelthe light of the gospé) and still | mer), our dear mother-in-law, grandmot ther | Maus. of St. Anthony's Church, Cc ILDREX AND SISTER. th ' , ’ tunity: icfount sickness — ROOMING ae iT ) oi SE fone F ‘ ‘rooms, oes ge ge Ph aged ; | Pes We B. and G. Hofimeyer, 3853 Shenandoah. | 1609 N. “~ fferson. residence R ev. Gi 7924 | : f ee, OE ee ae wn 3 G. Josias, 3948 Labadie. ° edemption Church nesday, Apri , mea m.. Marie||| Board at the ffice or at the|more appropriately of ‘the “Sun of ||| and sister, at the age of 63 years. | bearers, and members o Cc. U.N PR, 1g beeen Digan 9 ‘room ; : and =. Jaromak, 4867 San Fran- . m. Friday, 2 p. m., 2114 Chippewa. | Gruebe: arms), wife of the ia 'Ninth Civi i istrict, 30: rising every morning in ||. Funeral ay. 7, at 2 m..|Gebken’ ndertaking ‘o. and ‘or tne In memory of our darling » and shed; bargain Apply 4812 Washing- , Rey. Gol Chri J . Gear mone , oac ' > Th! oly & crifice of | from residence, 6730 U n, rinity | beautiful —— offering. : grandson, Charles L.. Hammon@ ; 2 ana Hi. "Hegger, 201A Eichelberger. nan and William Grueber, M ct aekat a ao dole a he welcht of ||| Evangelical Lutheran Church, thence to | ELEN LUEBBENJANS passed sway one year ago, April 9.10% y J a - Pe oe Sarah. FIRST ORGANIZED SP! ITS. ind the la len) rue ber, Pitre 75, LUM, SUP seg Se st Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. (ce) | Wo: a ttl. A preci ene {rom us has gone, | Fe opek Clara. ASSOCIATI\) N CENTER— sah anand ... |} mother-in-law, grandmother and reat- (RBSCRIBE following | ne |! authority, Tor it teils us. 1 ' 8 hurs- — A voice we love is st ROOMING HOUSE SEINE Mite SE Mer@ilons, lenge service: Tastes crcnings Lad: em. | crandemather ed mayoanals re Saviour, when dyipg.on Mount |)| BUEFFEL Entered inte yes, on Thun hy ET Sg ; ' , : bhlik@e. . > a v - ; . , “ s 1 —_— Sg OF - ‘ we ef PAL il ; ° : a ; At rii “? 1 . at 4 Oo a. m.. at S ncere and most heartfelt thanks are moms. completely furnished: 3 ba‘ ha, ‘ s tead avenue {oi} ars “unere ! in 5! we Of i . pee” I - ‘ 4 MEE Sp Bite “Dead eee " Theodore, Elsie | ¢Xtended us im the time of > Fg | r. rand and Olive. Wil : Dev 667A Shenandoah. ne aad Tuesdays. 2 o'cjoct = elle ‘eye 2 , : en niem An —_ ‘nd our dear grand-| ”* the death of our beloved father, ae ‘ mB ieecll at a S @. H. an 8. Ahlert. 1909 Montgomery. ‘venings. Mrs. Assmann ’ | HARDBEC h ir: | keeping this in mi 1e, Church | egy > and cousin, in her] S¥st A. Leuther Br. We wish to than In joving oo a ; | ALBERT F. JAC ‘OBS Art.. 1023 NM. @ GIRLS. w oN TEMPLE LIGHT CENTER. 1636 Ohio day. At tg Pao - ' Marl ere aaa offers “a e Holy Sacrifj he | | titty-seventh year. og te y , a aioe ~-4 ad Viewen- April 8, 192 ;__ Gr and bL , R. Reynolds. 19 04 X . Newstead avenue. ay evenings. 3. Detiorr- |! db “fi 22A livan a e. > ‘ : yolks slightly bea ten, ad * | Mass. the renewal o (He Sacrifice Remains in state at Clement's funeral or - ep dertale agg ge be ate : R “7 r He B ™ ; J. Guzinski, 1417 N Tenth: twins. . i Fe Rate Aw us ve nA rie Ghe ‘ > . | . milk and astiv ho * te Ron re o. 317 S Gr -and boulev ard. Funera! ; ein Tos. underta rs Oo i Poomin: ouse argains : and M. Fritz, 1908 Lynch. ' HARMONY. CENTER—Eagies’ lal | ‘ecker). a 1 of w ar l. Pre ] ‘ineza en n a al -. ; ; —_ ° — es if Sunds; Anril 6. at 2 30 pv. mM, Interment and effic lent service a MILY. 8 400 |X. & hy arah, S rooms, income $100; 3 b a. 7 > ee Jeffereon-!afa vette. meey evenin Lec-; Mrs. Ot Schmid anc he jate Tn) til ickens, stirring n _s ‘itarof the « aoa Sop ty 1 New St Marcus Cemetery. (cB6) | THE LECTH THER FA c} ad mi TU os sirent $90: S850: term 4 : T. jture. message. Mrs. Adler lardbeck, our des — are ape. Ween Seen , sea a ‘HENKE lee a mo ae aleeee ps rons. coi 976: Sa ad he Wiles 14450 Crnnen ee ENTER. 2 | Sons ~~ er pps mn 9 wane fry, nountain of sufferin , SCHENKEL — wore _— ‘come Sincere and st st heartfelt thanks are ; SISTER, MRS. OLGA , ee a _ and V. Pfundt, 3436A Nebraska. be: ven Services Thursdays 8 Db. 11 from Leidner chapel, 2°22: ae . and simple rem- ament. sete! Sng 19” 4.4 fleiac! . neloved wife , hereby tendered all our relatives and — pi ial shenkel (nee Galbfleisc 2). ‘", friends for the kindness and sympathy Req - mw, Farge Wats Church, Zot ial Linton, a dear mother of py + . : . , . . o> i - ~* 9 TO s ir) . rY ° a. ce iM I. Ww einberg. 1400 Glasg: Ww. Ae mo:a't xc Ovi venue . inGay., J Pi ae a . . rooms, income $300; rent ai Fr, F and H. Goodwin. 3438 Willlam pil. T CENTER. °F ) North 10th D. m ther > tn S Peter's ‘emetery e NEO if the late Henry Schenkel Mi shown us in the time of sadness and most 4 . * wn the > . . *, j 2. Mres Maria Hanser " Henry An “ bereavement ca aused by the death of our : oe © ‘aul D l Mrs. Otto Boscler. Mr Mrs. Sophie In loving memory ory of — wy —- double boiler ree ash , : aa terms. 4 | ‘ine, 10 rooms: income $300: — 4 2 ° ‘end J. Cole. 1535A Benton. ca hervice Sundaye 2 a0 Mrs ceased vas IN—You woul a Hn; ne does not Ha | a ‘ ~ dhe Chure thence to | Helderie. undertakers, for t ¥ efficient $800. rert $135: $5000: terms —- & ie. and > Hacker. 2409 N. Twenty- | daye 2:3¢ ’ Atlant ‘reetorius Hecke oved mother ™ Le iy Or} mother's i vyiany le ‘2th of time. .(2 | n E rang one ae aa S ie7) | and friendly services rendere . Manv other sood bargains: “just D> = « pare : Ki 18294 N. Seventeenth EW i 2tiT i "819 Satin: tT rRugene - - iic lé a? ; ynoes 1G = >» wheat pus propose as yeu do ni ive with you oe Hw ana Sead: : to rest Friday C. FB. Ws DOERR AND FAMILY. . rs & - gne v N. Seventee . street, sday evening; Thursd: frer- ; Arthu Hecke! nd sister ot 48 TT | — ; lbogegest® 2 ‘ t+ ' natte . eth ' 4 nter : a = oa missed ie 1. OE r TREACE "2 COMPANY, 1 iS Seasic. 5212 S. Compton. n rs. Fei ursday C. reetoriu | S j—Consult a lawyer lig Se peti . ee. | n - Va April ® 1924. at 5:30 a. . Ernest F. We wish to extend our sincere thanks HUSBAND, CHILDREN AND 3 ’ ag H ot A. Sherman, 3139 N. Thir- FIDBLITY CENTER 1Si8A Sul! vices «¢ “hrist Chure! ‘athedra! arding in attachmen buit | 7OU 9 to you nother’s or not. ‘ev Schwaebe eof 2122 Vi treet, be- to our relatives end many friends for the GRANDCI ifLDREN. e: ri} at 2 p. m. i Interme? — | —The judgment is long- | ft ter husband of Caroline Sch be (nee many beautiful floral offerings wg nd . ; ~ Pegs art a tee Oa ES pe j 305 Frisco Bldg Olive 6124. 4 : Scien Tuesdave ° Y > P| Se a ue, & ay ad - . = \uree ¥ ‘ Lil , L ’ P Ss 10 a + iove i “Tey a ror ee location: oppc ite “ay - r. 59838 North Mar- avenue ays t T i) eve- | Mon: ; | I : is nec ~e d - P ether t Johanna path h i ur iate @ he- ha!! PPpas A. and L. Harpster. Oo ort ar- nings. Mrs. Kuntz | private > . ceable. unless it was re- Mardor?), dear father oO anne sympathy shown Us in 0 In loving v gg A of my Gear om 1096 S.itth ot. . . | |g, UNIVERSAL SPIRITUALIST CENTER, | 2 | on | A DAILY SUBSCRIBER. tleived. You ean find out the de-| | Schwaebe, our dear brother-in-lew and /reavement in the loss of my dear daugh- Bodan o departed this | SANDWIC ‘H SHOP—High-class. ~Gowntown MLD. and H. Jordan, 4020 Arsenal. 3116A Easton. Service every Sunday a “-HEITGRAS Eon . an oo ada ul have to give the tenes © | iced tutor ion. by examining ae, oes ao Schmitt’ wl Gennes Galen cle inking’ the le no | soda fountain: long lease: reason- 7am H. Browning, 5205 Page Thursday, 8 p. m. On Wednesdaye, 2 p. | T! , April 3. inc AL eT | eee r nonth's ritten |S'ired In metwon 0) and ‘une from Hat & Senmitts new Genevieve Gerhard, also thenking v0 rent: average receims $120 daily. “ge 8. and M. Smith. 5330 Pershing m. Mrs. Schneid la mm. Ww am Heiter: d husband | ctr? ee 3 — records | he court. YOu !| peer 3732 South Grand bouleverd. Sun- | Rev. David J. O'Connor of the Immaculate opportunity for someone. tox D-345. Same. R. and J. Seidel. 622 N. Garrison. COMMUNION SOULS CENTER,.£845] of Margare tgras | erry). demi rt to vacate. wot e entitled to a homestead u 6. 1924. 2p. m.. to Val- | Conception aud b, the selleensm eee gone: | Past-Disnatch band © Miller. = Nina once : ms Sh a Sunda} ' inescay ve- | fatner Mrs. Mas ~ “ge A ; a 3 The property) an ? i¢ i A / Li 4 : amoun 1] a4 3 biititvis , “ ¢ i} he vay af tT) AS cara, ; |S ‘ a Mi aaa etree .. beloved c neere and most h felt thanks are Sadly mi 7 DO! suive AN. ) : ee olga Sethi satin v . . hi . . : : . — a ry | ‘- ‘ oe Ve ? e rte - - : eal ' ZZ ‘ ‘ "son f fl Be 2 ¢ ‘ j | " ic’é man 1s unre ason hle ' | Ala. igh -- ; and th LA 2 Barbara hereby extended to all our relatives an 4 location; 2ax50: rent only S60: a ional t . > » +e Ge rT _# ’ . ired fOr | abou matter, report the fa ts ||} Specht (nee Fauerber). dear sister of George. | riends tor their kind sympathy and the In sad and loving m memory of our dear ‘ / equipment : receipts S700 up te ao. , “a gg enth | r } I $1000 month. B 397 nef » * zs H S aU TC HINSON— wn Frid: April ae, | arent r guardian is requ bout > ; ri ol Box pee ET eh xe mids . Mayo H , im, BEinved Busoanc | he marriage in Missouri | of a S* ri : ‘Board of Police Commis- | | Marie oon a das 2 ag = nin & oo bay Sap ge Be T’vy the death Geughier irene 1a Vast, whe ~ i *, ' ian Hut , mean (nee Neun?) : ee ls wt $f she marries w - , ¥ | aunt. (Ou an Lae in the time of sadness caused Dy this life one year ago, April 10. | of Lillian Mat 28 aor cored F tint inde? i. b if sn n sjoners. | years : |of our beloved aunt and cousin, Mrs. Julia hen “grou gra ’ included 1410 s Broadway. a ee Taine | ee er w net: Sng a : vat hadi ‘onsent, that is a le eal | > G—He should consult a law- ' Funera!] on Sunday. April ‘Si : ‘zai | Horner. “Eepec tially do we wish to thank va a a pm By ne your grave ; | SHOP—c arpenter and cabinet; : o ter, 45. 2637 S. Twelfth. H Woutchir | aN? marriage. lye regarding the matter. he j|m.. from 2 ~ rene —. 96) | rene Rev. H. ¥. Carl Haas for bis prayers! gaams to be a sweet Reatian’ vo aay ) auick sa le wanted. Rox 0-87, P.-D. 3 : 9: Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones — r . ° Pa 1 r | ’ ; ; SS. _—- . ‘ou cann ot ¢ ompe! jhuy er is proba hie right in askinz by leroKee i RG -Entered , nd words of ne ye yy ens yer «om Don’ t weep, sme is safe in the arma | SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Leaving town. ee J Greenies, 7 0A Ouve +} Giive or Central 6600 Lockwood aven ee TT. i ee tek hie wife at her moth- the “additional papers” s'nee | | STRUNCE-RE ‘ Wis. on Friday for oe yy er 4 grt. - . of Jesus | bon rae 4 ic : S a fe ‘ 7 Linsey . ) o1 x | Siehth ian Pivet 6 Nnes dalla, $1 80: day at 2°30 p. m., at Mason! Temple, } } BE ei | aot heap for quic k sale. App ‘ ee ‘ta Pr tt ‘ 19 Slattery inv. Aoril 4 a =¢ “ ’ ry ry Apri! : 9° Arr nnaon. ‘ % ; » I ~4 , : 7 ’ . : 3 ae r} a1 ri ‘ the other would Te=- | Saechedag's : pj. ROD North Gran ness shown us in our late and sad bereave- a oT r t nry inne cage: i — 6 1 Partm er av 4 3° wan ‘mii E An dersor ge ~l vears. dei rly > 4 } JONRSON. — = : you p: tne Uta yeas ee a ae r) 2 of his or her es- ' lev an (7) ment in the loss of mg beloved husband away four years azo On ' : Ande Servic n CRADE!. 30. sok al ACK, yee RE tate, the other one-half going to | | STROTHER- E sideeadl into rest on Tues- | and our dear fatber, Michael F. Broosy vr. SHOR REPAIn SHOP—Good busines: aE : rcv ie love, : cand Anna Andert vi + | : | igen) ae ee 2 eee te ee ag pea || wou, or make any trouble, consult)», slatives of the dec eased per- Hh | day. April 1, 1924, at Philadelphia, Pa., especially wish to thank the Kev. roc location; open Sunday. 1005 St. Gi 9 N. Nint! | nee de 1 ed hag bt to ‘Pp ; 0 | : .d n : 3ellefontaine metery Cc . ice ~ 4 : . ; Band te loved huehand of Bel ones (t . n). A NxTols —_ You should make _ | them 2s the Re see fir ‘lary. er Funeral from Cc RP. Lupton’ a chapel, | efficient serv ice, and ai lso for the Tranny Earth his = ine our |SODA FOUNTAIN—like new: 10-ft: 12- ee Sema ; ri alee, Bat Sometery. (tS ST) | ere. FOL onl are 1] leaving the property In rust) 4. nainy READER.—If you can ||| 4449 Olive st.. oo. back bar: worth $1200; 4 automate 3 Births, 244 Deaths in Week RARESTT—Sudéeniy. on Saturday [aare. oye. Wie 7. =t- SN, sere or the two boys for agree! = om | show five years of: good moral TEMP! 7 MEY ER—Es ntered into rest on tor "YY “o> : top 4 =. ‘ - Z J — PU nis +s a ‘ ~_* 7 = hy Ae — Rte ae aie : oe i : +} r pons 5 "OU = ; ._ . +) m : i hd : tab! gy & ‘the ong. rs aelye ‘@. The . ” $ aot } and 244 at 6:30 p. m.. Nancy Barrett, traffeo. ; r such co! ent ae “ an have | nduc ‘ithe subsequent to tne Satu . 4 1924, at 6 - We wish to extend our sincere thanks | a :- gO ra s. silverware and suppl :. aa. re were 284 births anc - a. wae. § * Mrs. Marearet eed Tastes alin 9 _ +1 mile recidar Consult a wyer and a’ . 1 of vrour apolic: . 7 4 a lem deariy beloved nus to our relatives and friends for the bean A ’ . ce oe , . : ‘ Mi ; nother Of Mr are. Ee ; fo . 9 : i : . : Pre e949 a time . ri a TT VYOurT a;>}* “eden ts es... of 5 eee or Ciret een aay 4 ‘ ‘ ter oe ati a ike new: = Salm es reported in St. Louis las Wwelyn Griffey. Nathan and Gers i, 1 Ae ~~ * — was oe him draw t! as “for — P rrantine of : ane 6 Oe” + lemerer sae tee tiful floral offerings and sympathy shown | er ae wil. a Ww ‘ # Ww anna, Breese. ee e = - ps 4 3 d a alates ad - > av a wnt - - = : : , i mi - ; _ ‘ oT LT b> > 4 ina “1 Dn us 4 uring our ead bereavement in the ome tT evil ig memory of our Gas ter. SOFT DRINK PARLOR—2237 Franklin, “eee Forty-three persons die‘ Te ane ow a2 iaionines ak in . ese - vis , DAILY READER.—tou € vorce to your! rst wile, you are | | remniemey J ; iiliam F. and! of our dear son and brother, Harry. We | Schillinger, who died March 27, 195 ~~* 7 ee ee > . & . im_lz . An rr THOTT Lt , } * ; . : a mes 1 _ 2 oy A : a 77 ; ft) are T ‘ t . . . - : SOFT DANK PARLOR—Chean: leavin® “Siem Organic heart trouble, °4 of “of 5B years at 3:10 a. n ouise Kleinman (nes stale rw hat tte again. stat- |Ppermitted to make a ne’ etnanneys i: meyer. Lous ge RB om | wish to thank the Brotherhood of Raliwey ) nM snare’ the oman mae ae city i7On Menard, corner Soulard. and 19 of broncho pnen- | uy ff funeral Feldm=s: ear mother « tobert Kieir “as a A nar 8 , : wactiy NO appeai is a —e SPOT mp eons te SB ur dear father- Clerks senelh Gn Lape > Bm ye ® et a iy lies the one we love so . . ie ol . - Ee ae prt ‘ , ii i. > eR ae —_ ° ——- 2 ¢ J , : 4 in i Ou Pas : » | . ’ . . et . vee ps J : . P 7 - : | SOFT DRINK PAR LOR—C ‘heap 168 °6 of Bricht’s disease. 2? of BIEG t SSKI— m Saturday. Aj po a mage Bre Vaattes®:. eaht éur dear math: . wir Co a gressman oO! Té yeare aa “ . Aree wd m House n-law. randfat and uncle, in his |banke; Seventh Ward East End Demo- | — one we coyld not save. 8}! Franklin. Olive 8962W. P Wap © SSaeN. i 7 i: koe ont aie. ab she ome no ee a. m.. at resi ‘ d. Diagnoses or treatment of indivitual Cqeee will not be given. 10:30 p. m.. Myrtie E, Trimmer inee | Sincere and most heartfelt thanks ere corner. leaving city. Cal] between ga ? * on Tuesday. April 8.) de yhurhan areny en on e dere g : eta - inches tall | Robinaen , ve of Rae B Trim- hereby extended to eil our relatives and | In memory of our dear wife and moth 1]. Sunday or Monday. 2100 Mest. “ae at 2 m Interment St. Peters ee, | Oren ot Ny » ee anime. I R.—Repeat the er i ‘ por unds and one! |mer. dear siste = Reber Smee | friends for their ae age yer mI : une | ef, Annie waste inee Smith). whe 4. a a oSa Vv it 1 am ‘ vy anG a ] . ig ty +8 © clock Mrs W » oe 3307 Park | eer nd Ou deat eT» , ' 4. Pa} iv m™m J & DD A be oved VW —i ne odes . + + fe « le "n° t} ere 18 in - } ear mother of Mrs. ; man r o . ismant a. 5421 I over av., west of _ © " j (eB9 | unt and grandmether. in her fifty- husband of Minnie Kock dear | ae ses be cured Ww — mei on — i se sean epirit in yon br 7 es "i ww. _Krewinghaus, ee for their friendiy and eff! ache fone grave you are tetd, » TH ste ataleaiiai “ »j ‘ vear father of ¥ mn: , ri: - * 7 nate | . . i ; ne ‘ Aaesir e ry a ® i} s > 85 u dated re clent servic ; 4a TAILOR SHOP— Weill established location: THEOMONTST I: CHURCH—Tu . jundary. Apr?! t 3:30 ©. M.. | Hesinger Ry ee = Midieiiintmenen* Sie he xists 6 Ce ees te Gone. | ti hi: o. The following ap- | | Mrs. Wm. Biechol!. F o and + | SUSANNA GOERGER AND FAMILY. (c) | HUSRARD og REN AXD GERAXND- rood "032 Marke “a ? vad 10 pb. m Fy Gay. 2:3 + ee | Pct ¢uneral orme 80°53 Lefayette | .. ony $ see ger tel gg age he em 5: Mre auvit. herwise littie can Hs ‘ ina " veh , low Precipitat- Harry Vahie, Mrs J. , c HILDREN +f) ——e 6 6Mrs, Gressinge: , Old St. Marcus’ Cemetery a te co appeal tinct” > sont ~ eg Mags ene. a hen the desire is. presc” ; Inhur. 1? ;;> acid salicy- Haste and the iate E oy ane | We wish fo at as our sincere tanks | We gel for et “tra get cry ir a ~ pag » in 4 1stl dip ; pit ot mother-in-law, grandmother deth end appreciation to our many friends for| In memory of my Gear wife. Zannia Tin- e *% . 3 y Sunday. 2 p. m. (c7) | beautiful fioral offterin And the angels love t BROPHY FAMILY. Where our darling tether z. Sadity missed wihe A} AND CHILDREN. i* Marvann Biegunskxi. nen. nue : nitestion ment bebe esneeengoatebiienseenbeneenssevedtensaeabooonsneneurent A Vase- PAILORING.~A?r le lent¥ —— avenue, t f vate leaning: P 4 2 Bs Fong T CHURCH. « , 5 ‘ —- in, (Cal.) papers plea@e copy.{Cs! |... gen of &' , — ient snou i. Off aan ; | jernon a ‘ aut n her sixty ww 4 i ,?* ‘ rar ; ft) i; s 27 aFt : : mother. sifter and aunt : . he kindness and yy ropat hy aho®en we om ti ana lor ing mether | from this fant ag three years ago “ast Tres son rary y Be ' : rs =U . . , Saarae Sate = Nw. Oe 3 Bgemcanation T uesde ee ee 9 - a’ an fa hn a ow Le pew? a edica!l A amatl anamtits mt . nas “ 4p, 1% e) genes Ree feat ” of — ; oo . seen a 7 rr: Man ve ' . , ‘ : onl Nosy Bl oe Lt TI ul hes oe ) n h » in ne ipply a! “oo ~—* ad ye . ‘ | @eurt ng our sa“ hour of od weg “ the | m. tran BF i ‘% tat ME : - : d Li tae, ‘ . a ee : agg cor HOM away ) satment | ; ; : rs t! scal mce or rice } ¥ Fens SU AD > = ‘ r dear brother whet -in- a hb - As, . ly ETI Ni; / DP an . , trathime “ido ’ riemnrs ( #Trrjet er 7 - mr ‘ : Ries , pres Trt ; . , . P. a Loi de . ten : * . eee 0 ov son 1 TAILOR SHOP dwercrowded with work, = 6A Minerva. a: corm Mrs. | Biunck. 2 our dear mother, mother-In- |) mamber of St. Tovis Dentscher Nationa! | ae 4a —_ | ie ! usin nis a shampo th} - te pan ABD ar ric uth : law and nephew. We ——e > ie ey of cont fin it_because of broken &°™% B aw. grandmother, sister and aunt, at the ei te "nt Verein and Ts and! (] & ' : cys ia ips be nes essary ev ery al . . to New Rethiehem © ) Father McAteer, the — of the vg bet . Bet 4 1506 Naty ral Brid : ’ Ten + en Fo : 1 : 77 yea! : ; : Malatere’ nion. Local e c= nassage is rnal ‘ ee | five days, or ofte er. | Do —o- apply Entered into rest on r4- nocence Church, aleo pallbearers @n : errant ses : m TS .NE— Meetin ’ ; ag R 0 ; awit @ at 2 | > a nt f e! ie ; che } P r to the ' | ¥OGELW FID ; b- orary pallbearers for their kind services iim SJ eA And up- to-date eae : ea > Phursda s p ir ‘ ~~ igitindior™ Funerai on pris , 1 « KRABBE _— Saturday Anri! iad 19°4 : dure for enlar Sea : the sai LO ne air put is © dev. A ort 4. 1924. at 4 49 np. m.. Ro |v friends for their beautiful shon 1kos heath a A. Johnson. ites ta . , from Bromechwig & Willmering funera: | . : , ~ ia 2 ‘ ut oi] m a i tweld beloved son of Theodore and * /TOWERI. ROUT mes | maxtor 1723 North Taylor avenue, to Bt. | Henry J. Krabbe, beloved husband of Snr ith ‘the massage. | 8C4:P- ert L. vores Liord). and | fiora! : The bereaved family. WEL ROUTE—With aw NAL, CHU ROH —«, | wantewer © cae ‘Interment in Calvary {the late Rernadina Krabbe (nee Struck), | || ; connection With ies — : and Vers Vogelweid (nee v iweid. izabeth Cleary. J true ik 40026 XN 20th. . my, 2 and & D ‘unde ‘a 1°:h ; “ . LEE SESS ‘ ic) and dear father of Marie oe. Ecward A 8 ; brother of — -— May 6 eat i. | ; Mr. and Mre. Vai ©. Cleas ve VARIETY STORE—G —s yooms “path eS de % ; —— _ 2 | John ,.H.. Frederick W. end Robert s& | = : yaa Sl a heen © ° mm Mise Mae Cleary, le | In rear 500 rae ey ” Post-Dis__ 2 : or TRUTH u! . BRINKMAN— Entered into rest on Mon- | Krabbe, and our dear erandfather. brother. | avenue, on Monday. Apri: «. ' Mr. and Mra. ©. C. Lovely. ? ae a E j —* Thursdays : “2 } ’ . une! nh “venty-fifth « ene eer eC mm ces . 4 . "1 nh ON, VARIETY STORE—Good location, PpaCe - . Tuesday and ~ gee nage day, March a1, 2 ee Ser al a 4 and une. 4 Fo lbage Momcenggh op ‘y font | CD WAGNER —Entered into rest. ; ~~ = > iarence Moaken, | Dal. te AND FAM : ona h o~ 60m #3 "tase “rae i 3 ari rink man, ei ema in AAG IVT oot rt- —— - yc > , y _— ner ‘brie Barges comes mere V END ae (a7 Manchest’ ___——a, a PeYCHG lage Paull iz pee D nulz Louise Fink, Theodore andj ford street on Monday. Anri at 12 eurday. April 5. 1924, Ela a. ede Mf A 7 at Se y Ww ok an mother of of Mrs Phil Burgess | sob — MACHINES—Peanut and ul — g wh Huey ~~ As «@ Mani adoiph Brinkman 2 ‘for interment at Burlington. I: ic i er _ a “indiay). peloved wife o Apri oh A - "aff tamed : a Pauls + and Charlies BH. Wagnet uneenvensns , town; wil 2. ee. moay J.50 at Thuredas — - -_ onda’ Anril 7. at ; m.. sa ec Leet . = ™ f: aay *s : f (Oa! = . - 4 oF rs i ae. ‘ net | I i“ red into rest on riday, ‘ Necker. who departed th: m ite é. Owner wishes to retire. Call Sidney . ; ' . om ri ‘SO 3 P , —————————————————— rr ge ies ' yes ionee ote rs ree? te : at | she ST Shik at ee teen every Seatay! Lowe SS Leo's Church, A, pe. Sr See ose ‘ | |Paut’s Cemetery. Relatives and friends | S clock, evenine 7:30.'m.. from St. Ann's Home. Union and Page /ton avenue. to Calvary Cemetery. | PATCH WANTS. ‘ouwe street. Monday, Apri! 7. at 9: . 4148 Delmar bi. avenues. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. ceased Bg a member of Painters ken, m. t0 St. Michael's Church. icB9) (cl) Lecal No. 118. wee

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we 250 MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment—PUT THEM TO ‘WORK! \ \ ‘6B IGB rosr-i DISPATCH. =—— ERY LOT! ' _ »#&«romae WALL PAPER CLEAWG, ETC. TR " @EMETERY LOTS RESORTS ] LOST AND FOUND ELECTRIC =r Ere. ~ STORAGE AND MOVING _ WALL PAPER _AND_CLEANING—A ve Tasca pa Sagprery tore 21. quarter jot, For > Sale LOST : FOUND ADVANCE ovine CO. 94.50 load 4 Decorating. contract; furnitwe in - ee bast - 995. Grand | ters wr: vr) ert . 20O> - = ferson. set “4 » te for yo tg ds Sostw yo ; we Lun sires A AT DIBCKE 4 aT — $3.50 per hour. 9107. = ee = First - 7: = . ~ ! ane v desirable acreage or lots . . =D ving —. Cer | WALL ERING—* 22 Linge } - e ree WRIST WaTCH— on metal a. | get our bid Monday _—_ and have beauti- LONG-Di DISTANCE MOVING — Giicane ) =: tzel ay tea | aa 4 : vn ee a ee 3 reom > STORAGE CO Se ee ag eer GEMETERY LOT—2-family (12 erav ° mec River. near Valley Park, on he Ee See = : oe ae~ ‘sTRiot. COMPTON iLL ‘EXPRESS co. PE NEW Y¥ ORK I ¢ OF Isa. each). Memorial Park. Bo x O-122, ;: ud; fine high rich ground; idea! for Al (REDALE—Lost. ma license No. GA "NTLETS—Found : lack kid; or. + 703 af : . 2219 Wash st. expert moving, pecking. ve have a large sock a wail Daper which Post -Dts. CSR rim me ry bome or ciub- 4668: reward. Grand “ist 5R. pew h whi Le Cots. on Manchester car. Lafayette av. long-distance moving: erteate ‘NM out on va! ‘ra sonably . . waen- + any " > pe penton ¢ M ' e : s sf 7" ‘7? + ?% ™ bad ‘cS) . nton 61 , | CONTRACTORS 9 or z As Pry guaranteed. SB -- ‘whan wT Sidmev Sidnew 1424R ic) CEMETERY ~LOT—Oak | Grove, beautiful +c F ~ ™ AIREDALE—Losi; with sore on neck; = er lot: facing St. Charlies Rock rdé.; Je F. DICKM AN? > ny i te) auewer to name of Tut. Cail re GLASSES—Found; tortoist shell. zen | Pe 2. truck for hire: 8 2 Al GAN aRT DECOR ATING co. lot ‘No 205. section 8: reasonabdie. River- =—_ Linde!! SSSR, Sunday, 1 to 5 p. m. | _ 89 ' r. Evan ——_— aa - | *|/ BREN A. See ; ; offer best workmanshin and Dever ‘ 7 ; - rage ly satiety Let a ficure side 927M ’, 1000 Club Sites—Sacrifice Sale | ATREDALE—tLost. Monday evening, nes i |HAULING Wie—wi ; he “PIN—Found with gold Be and Cali after 3 p. m. + FI REPROOF STORAGE CO. ur job a nvineerd. Lindel! 6113R BEFORE YOU BUY On Meramec, Big , Cates and Hamilton: female: Diack co!- na mt Rivers. ~a— , :, qeruae, lar. with vicen-e No. 6092: reward. C 5! nt with serpents, at alladium. MORRISON Bonded Express c = | guthorities on the t: at ag, e te f Drive our and see Oak Grove. “The Cume- RA! wee” . at o — oe $ ex ellent | te —_ aa an ae nger, 831 Bi nd road. | GASFI —Pij leaned. 3 stoves | truck to or from_city. , _ without berders, 5 cartoads of stock. 719 nk - 5 Went Ad PAOD rices: 50 = ~ gg ~ th... . 10 K— Lov Sclence and Health. March oo. nnected - work guaranteed. tiv? OR, bdranch ‘of General are ——s ne Cte Meaiees Write for . ~ : : Cone 5690 and fed: ye ‘drive out Si . — iit Beier : | ——— td. ae Deunar at Secké. Forest “ ; sumption “ ice, 1 : | aie tao gg ee x." GEORGE DUFF./} BOSTON BU LL—Lost. ype we PIPES cleaned. $2: stoves codnec —— . oe Y RESORTS WSO Arsena Sidney 38. Vietor 1181.| reward Setace =He ane =e: 1] BUSINESS CARDS $1.50; work guaranteed. S.J. Seeley. 343 S. JEFFERSON | Te STE ae. a6 7608. | Freight Forwarding _ South Side Store No. +e 41. Now | _ | BOSTON “Saas Eh bent small. with | screw tai name Judge _ ; (cs3) F . Delmar 50717. 4809 | pected: EATERS, installed; ranges con- ‘ore and pianos moved _trucking and EO. UBEL. M P ® enTO 3 Dut ot i grates Sidney row . . 7 | al oO. | 4 a es ost-Dispatch Want Ad Phones ed meneneionen (c&) _ Marke Hive 584: ” Centra ral 4132 Bi) Attention. Pa aper Hange ‘cls PIANO MOVING CO. —Furni- mm . INS NR TIES TN AEN BE AT RR REE a Be laas » . 1. 2 Post Dirparcs Want Ad Phones ' ° ’ Lin ‘ . j re . an ea Olive or aoe 6660 - ' ut! il 4 lack eon — or a2 oume live or Central 6609 = — Be./ia apa ¢. sc S ay ty “hh mile ror . -— rn 5 los : - oi agai é. féc — datiy. or —. y Show “IT s : books and one a ag bispas | Pe ae ee Dhewiay hs: daty, Tie Sn “oytut |_ LACE CURTAIN CLEAN ING - LANGAN & TAYLOR Show our sample book agate, | ar n pou mi ron . wbraceiet - + old-, ‘town, agate, Sie dai? y. 400 os ) ; _ STOR AGE & MO % ING CO. ity ! pay. ssc 7 . — - pei ; ’ “ lh or? : _— heoea Ben a eapiay. s5c daily, Sic Sun. Lyecounia *5e m 4 5 Ennizh: — a Lin + 3 3 oe: _ ST ane. ll road t Tr. ee 8 En = F " Gne. Agaie—3$ times. Ic: \Tack cD — — —— Be: 30 times. daily 3c, zc. | road to Butler Hill read to Club City; has = | 2c: 30 mes daily $c Suns: : oS CURTAI STRETCHER— Padded: crest 4: a tem re. Ic; 7 fumes daily. _ ' reads b all the way ; TT . Moo a Re ~ af at: ernoon. : g times. Ie 7 times daily 2c. _ ” : ‘ urta - 2. | 4440 Pen- : - he . .o - € ;, ee af B Tc TS SALE 2; ~ 4 | t ty n | fy ts 31 ehenemeiinaen GO sant -—Lost, young ma inelieies soc pairs. a A. Boland, 44764 rgaret- | ~ ee ——— ic39 I nag cs ant ning to ship rl Then ating in the Spring. price . (“a banv L205 Mr la Gr _ Se rer : i heat years. a real money-maker. ass ee ow 6 lid : ; = ae = — ‘ . wo amas ee -? r 7% mt —4 ‘ ~ ’ , iD ~ a —— y anes e a ~ ° — 2 = coe =: will | Ww ted es Lindell 7 : tains et ee Jt ntrac ee s & ‘ass rs Tag ty Re ; Mer amec Bon iver 4 ee an ———— = = _, jousand or job ack pointing wor JL SehS, diat mR . pipe work. re your “househe =e => = [CLUB HOUSE Wtd.—Sma!l ‘ease, 4 _done ; ie. G @ 137: rr €L i BHOU > Park ne Hawk m: a ~ Meramec. Bex H-31, Bost-Dis. fc) —$ ————_—__ oe a > Ais ——$$$$—___ ae ng m roof! -_ as : - _ zi O .G rT Meramec: must - _ = . . ee ae ‘ : 4 x. es ° ; ‘ . ee ' - lia bi @ part x “hy BHOUSE ive full particulars. Box ; ~o,-—~ doth a rs: on Ww ws dl io * = on a! -OOTs . : tty ~~ ms + H- i-i' ‘=T- T is 4 aicaet Post-] s ‘ >= ~\ —— 5 ee ~ rooms, near Mrra- > _——. wat id a: inter: irst -~ s Tvler 2153% gs gy wet > — a nn : , STOVE REPAIRS PR O F E . ~ ] O NA | EARN $110 to $250 Fenton and Valley Park: 5 acres. st "mec Highlands. Grand 1806. Sunday! , “*.-* 77 = uc ward SUCKFOINTING —~ ; your cemen n furniture, vases, “TT ia ; S. Kt Snes niane* Riverside 1 Tew on: i an oe rae — 99) ~ s— Bri er: ta clean! Warket st. eS. . — LUBHOUSE—At . Castlewood: furnished: ei. _ , . = o@ face. . Sidne ) “ beautiful view. Call Grand 'CLU BHOUSE Wreé. —To } how on . Se | mame ‘Bruce r: ——— ee a | Tani id work; prices right. Linde! Al ~ootee cle - Si = (cT lake. Illincis. Within 40 miles St. | a. 7130 Westmoreland driv: 7 eS WR 2 A eWKs t in nt 6Rn7 SR. 3960 De mar (c29) * Ai, root c.eaned, = SDaths, Doc; pain nt FONE ——=- | ang wincow washing. a 3856W , price. x O-23. Oras : : ' State lowest rice Bo Mi ee - dee ~torna CONC SRETE cut and wrecked ——_ a r CSE—For tease at Meramec ae shia wor : ; . a eo Stamond im bal! fs 39) = ro. Cather, Graner Contracting Co ye : rooms $1.0 : wi hittier } - , Dispia hest references required. A. ——— a Min ne Princip : : . > : i a.Dery ar Ipia: reward iy ——— —_——— . (cs) ' A Schartt. 1109 Pine st _erside 338 cue: _— : NChET > GRANiToID rvice. daily 2- ay 4 5c, 30 tunes daily ~~ * ee ae ~ 4 sc. and ap paper cleaning: NEVER send ORIGINAL fut 2 ~ ts SE I . _ ‘ 1} _ x: CLUB MEMBERSHIPS _ RRI NX 7—Lost “ae ars Ou Ua fe noes and sout! side of rf = ry ? . > “eI = - a - a ' — : : ~ we ee ' . . ; t s . _ : . Eo 7 7 i— 5 ; tee ke _ porch. J. Bets. $75 ToS SA Sw orm on. — - MEMBERS HU . i — og _~ _ 4 Dae | ~ : n@ bila =e N1 rR ACT NG eam — — , oo a 2, BUIL ONTRAC = = a 3 2% sh 9 ; : we Benton = SANITARIUMS _ Eat ! Lost: tame R ; anaes mr es ‘ = ' : : 3. aky t cellar: 23 Shenandoah. Sid. 26% - af SENTRAL Law Bureau. specialty settle. - - ’ ~ ng ce 7 . , , ‘ . . ‘ - . - b >. “ = pase & . . s : _* ry ~~ -—- + © a -_ hs : : F : : : m = 5 ; ¢ ection ciaims. RR SITES pa er . Meramec > + id 4 = = . ~ ‘ve ; : 7? > 4 } ; - ‘ = . . = a ee . 4 = “5 > me Gre ~~, = ichiands mat oan eC t ) = Ww: Socw b0OW Led Ni : ‘ > SS y ~ - - re eS han te - : = org 3 _ , he yey ; *- . —_ oe t . i. room . : ne Chustrut st. (39) is the time to build a 9 Pr 99) *-. % | , " ommantt CU R—Lost aiy saseadh etnies na free sent SSR -_ -MPIRE Polishing Wa: ke: . bras core we i 3 “ a _ (cf OuLs, ci . = gee Se ny ae Fcmgy Oo creens ne Gran f , : a - = >J. A A. BCHABFE, 1108 Pine st, (cM | Loui offers, cuiet. refined, Nomelize | ‘pth Rington. call Sidmey SSTR: | Cp mTOR SER ee s uke new: all metais refinish o eG , =| ATTORNEYS AT Law CoTT AGE—At Ary on. Mo.. 3-room: elec- | tmeiudes board. ru and baths Idea! — ici ih atlas AS . erate erieligagn —_ “ae es. 2€€p GOA VU. DEC ston c32 iin. caiiael — an .o.; ef mney ace 1c Aoply Gies ———————--— | place for old folks and convalescents. Our ae Irtoi shel! : Ch Foisom. Grand S997 W =. Vy ATING ~oifax i a — URN 3. SMITH—Lawyer, suite 3. (1085 ; ' : . is 27 2 * urony “ - : Art and Decoration | Co. x > ign Ser pace Spanner aenste Sat RR "Mer tert a i ee ee ee eee eT cenaauiaeeetni Oe = Pe NG a ———— = . memantine wa 3 and DaInt 5[ES— Two fi ‘ AS : aor aes ;LASSES Lost a . meaner. ae ; : +9 - 3 ay - , pore »: : . »~eite at. : " ee. ~—- v ftern : a bs - eens 2 LL . BU! 3,8. .eD ; "9 ‘ ‘ — Yas ‘ : a — . =— —— ov — Meramec Hichlandés. 7 a.. Wet ‘ as — os e ee yor Ou tera tion , or cont . 9) __ Yeu.8t wid SS. mint. >i : a ES nae 2 OO Trs — —- CHIROPRACTORS | _ton: good reads: $175 . a Gray : >MBERSHIP— roung s ;LASSES Los: rest .> ' Man-i — ——"- c7 , 2 lect : a + ) ‘ D. C., 3523 Arsenal | r cit 7 % on i Skew. || ae TER WORK in ‘st . ‘: all wo ntee. | 2; 3642 Sidney 258. Victor sot. X-ray ‘lass office and equipment. c99) , , . : : - , 3 ~ : . ‘ ° . 4 aD. acat , ‘> 3 : ay “Sr “Oo ta ae . . TAL young si Cacholics 4 Sundar Geni Shel rim. April 4. C; Xentch._ ewport ay. ieliv Phone Del. 20... =. _Smwadway. Sidney 1482 Cae os coaree in chireeres See Se TT AG E—Foer ica se . . t Cath Ommunicaie wit! Oo} 1340. Delm: toh : oa a a a teste . mC: } a.tere- 7 PORT i 2 . egies X-ras day ane Se ee large reom and porch: & penutitu buil 243 Pos: apatch f | ASSES aren ——————__—_—_— : se: —_— . : FURNITURI ey : “OS guickK rr = = —_ ‘ nroi] now: write for cat- : spate! a eee = | —o : a ~ - = SITCRS rem iq fe nt 12" lorue souri Chirorractic Cbdilega, rae ; } : , . — Ee ‘ } id N. Grand, St —- the - > . ye ; “a1” wa \ 2 ‘ ' e ~ r . ; , , ’ : +a : . . . - ‘ . . _ ~ «* FCRNISHED ' "AR, ANTEED convenient w everrt: =. 7 parties only. Linde! is fy io : ne , Delma: ae erates | , _DANCING parties Of - = >We: ric status ct! bout S ; teens a - ; er - = a ° 2 pe . ; | : Rua =] cP tore 59 —— your tickets for the 2 a a . nc bership. = é oe ‘ -Dispu > SE Lea ” | See ee _O S88sW. flats. bungalows and garages built. iam ae ee og fant i ee 2 , Howe : ‘ ge} : 2 ; « : “iT ; [ : : My - ‘ ” a niin ‘ae . . - = : ; T vl ae >? , ; sary ; 7¥ an : ; e4 ok| ; - - ia “es : - a . : nates ; § a. ° ‘ . >) rer tin : 2 ' : ‘2 i. - ‘ na . Wa > in In 5 sad = aga ~~ ; et PERSONAL ASGES—Inet’ dark tortoise shells | _Heretord’ autve 864 eeesmed ype ng = aks, Sag ME asung company: ail | GENDENEX—Socag term epee” thia| mi comt rrice Lo « set > rT. , : ; Nw ; i. seour , . > 5 ee _ cores prev i - . ~ ae 2ttTa pe ead the ; urs [eed (“a i? J - é ' “ASS Mandav ere- | . ime ¥ A -.. ‘and -s = tyr a . ' : Trop sic ’ es : poem. iD Victo "531 lh S14 3° n ® lay a2. @m Aihambra } : 4?) 3 .. 2 bor t Sal? Lis : 3 a » Beaere va answer : >a INT) NS, ' rotts rh lay “Maplewood Saturday _ «Wo Post-Diesatch Went sd Phones a — siaiiaceittierenicinge : | : . gy Rete: 0 gggemmere Bec pn ~ came aS a Inge.) = Jefferson Saturday ev —y oa Olive or Central 6600 "BS—iLost. in Parisian M ry eric a ae a Snr. s | ster | PAINTING. paperkunsing- tie co = om ene of ainiton.” tala Se ae Persenai Sic line daily, i6c line Sun: “eet ge : y is Oves — yi inde > sid: v cee” aa — 790.5 (i tan any 36799 Bis - Be NUApIT= se ee _ nseemttineitidetens ™M . Grand $5 J00 oeaennaal ee aes ¢ FEDEURG COTTAGE—? rent oO reems, sleeping porc: ~ Dr. McAuliffe Grand 4249. ee. Lor—For | sale or lease on Meramec Rr er for club houses Ca! | Tyler S04. ( WERAMEC RIVER—Scactiful resort. fire ) | | | “interest=d = beach, spring. cottages, restaurant, near ' | ; on oF nadie price. ) “oda . anne = y °F : : ie = = aes 2 to 9 nar -noenaiton — ' ad [241R. ESR: ona : | 0: und_uD ee 41k, | ie : =. "300 ot : » . ee ; ' Z } ~ D LJ *. ° ‘ . rr’. - =. Riad . > : _ nin . 4 ~~ ry T i io Prova‘te ‘-ga078 —— “after. ot) RESORT—2- -Poom cottage, furnished er un- — — sare aa. ee . SEMA TS ee} Line our. furnished. Mera: mec Br IR ane Ox ©- ’ | : a 3 : ‘ x he. » : me i aed a ‘ ¢ . : er — . a" - - — . ‘ 1. - 3 , ; oe em J L { .. L. kG : bade noon and eveTiing $° per eu be . : ‘ aii ans Pat : Piano. rois. Sidney. Juniata, Tennessee a — ASSEUR—First-class. expertenced: gtve | P 3 NGER—Do wo c myself - «| PxIVaTE DANCTNG—A415 _Washingtos | oe ano STORE ° your canes . - Highian is ~ Stenson Call _ Me: . “ en nomen te i = e. ; : 4 - “ icocet » — - . a“ 4 4 : ; yy 3% LZ . wt + . - ya : ; } : ? oe +f . fe e bi bY ‘ + _ Car Ciud : mas: " eon’ enient Pp ace on ; + . ’ te ¥ ork . . ' : > . ‘ : r B ; ” . ” av “ ies. : ? nih Le, ~ Fis . a - 7 eh ee = ” a > : em 2 Dei o - (BD ee al mm ide... Stub river, A@d@ress John Dryer, Meramec ERS! L—Alfred. please t wus TkMORANHI U con wOuIs. shone (ira Le) . STERL M FTaniiog wore :; arc A a. : et RIVAT . ~ hour latest es ree nart-tin — lahiands. ‘c89 f You warmed comna Ni MY 1 Se : a ~e aoe . oddinz Te? in 2. weus OLD _—_ oe : —e a ranteed- te oldest TO Hl til = Be tw agg - - = . : . . 75 : 7. _ ‘ : + Rel 7 *"} . c ™ 4 ia , , . * rr - >" SUMMER COTT AGE ‘ In Cc ana aa. une. tur- t ‘ : ’ @ L, t com ni . ———— as. ‘ — — p ls . YS ry ~~, - ~ —— - ge = piast sri ) . — ve . envy 1291M. . rm age nt eset ‘ Si ,o oO - = ’ oie s i - + . 14 PB “e . — +. ~ ih? —... +0 - =a ’ or phones CLUB SITES ai Tunis . —9) 1} Jomn rd. 1 ein "hh a0 : a a greg ais Situated on both sities of Meramec at - 9 econo yg ggg eEEP ina ymmmnines ee : oi Saree tee 2 mn” (allen a | work «a an ity : arvice PASEAING Wd rsi~ oe = we h. between wind | n a irk sonahie prices: let — 2. iomont 1TS5W. +: __ DETECTIVES hlands: wroverty a!l easily accessibie | a+ ln wocngys tn ca. J : oot cH. nd O68 Vaterman laniter. Reece Ep AP ne oa — ' —-» ith ve om weste wma = Wien “i --—~ a end covered with Deautiful shade trees. | —— s _ oe % S53: 2G. Waterman: reward —— Me mar - - . : . ' - Prore Kirkwood 410 Kirkwood No | _woerkes as 10 Weatrmoerelanc “Tre ECREAGE— Fe outing. farm. cud or To | Robert McCormack. formerly of Sim | NOSE GUASSES—Lost: tortoise he ention. Cabany S114W. (e903 | Geiiers refinished” 16° N. Tats wt. ae)| FAPERING and cleaning at reasoned 57 West Pin r : : me 3 ‘inet One ' EVEN: G w’ mores “4 oF et" oe -_ : ae ‘% GAY Livi r,t: weve cneniiieiis semanas : PAP? : Ta ” mae peope Sis Titi Guaranty ‘Bide ‘or ve eee “Gunes 19873. rive ! PA! -LASSES pesca P= Chestnut st .. = 9 1742 Delman. Sidney 1995. (29 PATENTS ottained — $i-NG nt ee “can bis pare! Automobile Trips and Tours K: _ libe ~ward. Phone Monday, CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH’ Ls’ G | TTENTION: | PAPER SANING and paint waeshin DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY , 3 acres: pr irate: 30 miies out on 5 CAR | = -_ “to o' ‘ é ; 3 - ae. . . seatiiiaiininaeatae - CRIT r4 ARPET CLEANING Oo tone = ow om tap re specifi r oni , ‘. t bri : : $3290; terms. Oitve 45. aes exn , Call 22102 Lafaret leh ncquead Men, March 31 m Yals rk ndeii 2030. Delmar 2451. a; ares 4- oréiem ne a = a Langton, ~i-0 at v1 seating 5 ee SITES—On Bic River. at Morse © to 12 Sunday a.m Riese inde Piectaeey Ged ar aces of SLOBE— Rue Rencvatine. 2026 Olive ot.| 2220S. 59th st. Sa. ea a nadie: clean- DRESEMAKING— ra 1058 3 ole ca. | PATENTS OBPAD S120 uD } i;evecker. ep : : 7 : tf - , pare P = cs ——___—__ ~ inet : i - va" ; . - 482° Piet ta Le ag : JK 7 wt ATT ERS : nt B ie hie , a = # - Png -_ Se ee is en STOCKHOLDERS’ eaxTne mete : | eh Ree mfidentiai communication edited. cor- | PAPERING. painting and pasieringy tee | rom 3 . Sain 1707 Asmat at urgace, ut 2003 | STOCKHOLDERS MEETING = PEARL ARRING ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. ly and, meaty oe se | Set SOCk Renaina aed Pe a i" a a ee 4i.rin . .. . . sil aatteihinie * te ‘ nme Big i cy Bay aS = . Ps Convener es., & ec rood roa as. rr car 13? oa more re | ‘ ST- MILLER R. Ee » &. I NX @rh et : ’ cs oO aLirrr . ae . ; at , a? ~ an LUB aTTk 4 acres on Mera mec ee & Tule * Nint nad: et hi dgh n ber ? UN a _ ef Lemar oie read . :' - oes am = SOS ' : ard paid and mestions asked - —_ we 4 = 4 mr "OV ; i ne Z Dosier. 3 . o . - ————— — : om 5 ’ PO as order, reasonaSle. T>~-308) ™ ry Beh n.. Gay AM I = and ?, ~~ . tOMe) : + . —- . " . . “ ste — ' = ~ ane : At President Sa SO Tewari. Cahany 710% Tima‘! m ¢ ec! trica wiring ‘ . rm — + . Forest PA i ENTS — Gis: B SITES — For 2 e or ~ NDoS:te ERM ‘AS THIF! E. Secretar _ 1092) OCKETRBOOK—Las ‘tan. taining pai rin all Sidmey 3292R 2629 Ws PAINT. Foe , ae PAPER | HANGING—Painting. plastering . : ? SERS ( aes Seward. inos FD : ' ee. ' “a. JSSS cR-e. ~ ~ oi BS ee now eM) iin” - 4 | ' ~~ & se8 4&2 spe Record ef Invention shaded cont efrient to ; mu : rd meeting oi the stockKkhcide: meric. “ ———— ~— . ees rete _— on or oa - Lid RIvTeTcia — “9S: ar MS paDpered | Sx SF - —-.--—— — — ‘c} closing fnventions, ‘ Bea > ‘en insure mce Company for th vu *R DOG Iw td 4, r and fan rin L. PAINTING. paper bani 4d clearince we foe UD. Sanders. G a — and deercr'ntion of your a. Lone a . ; : R m ee ana andl : : Slog an cleaning. 3240 rand JOD ellie ne har iten Morel (s>ar- ~ Ay } mane ei director ' ' =' rit? Litre! —** ee . : hcR. aSteTIng: reasonabie. A Peters. 5u86 so =o ———- Ri >. Xarminatiog a Lra wou Sk—We | “1% , ot © YOR and for the AUsac! k = ——— pe , Be ees, “08 « Si: Forest 32° OW th” MS eaned., (2c anf 4 ; rand Ren nscsiwitrce mea sona Sie ‘Eva 3 k C a | ' e such oth usiness as amenity Pl RAG.t ue. ct... el SER a ——— | | ere ow ne ‘TOR J. EVAN o.. noe i¥ Pett : Pree : ya 7 Se . : , . - : rey : Re - ‘y o ; k ~ , : . eth » , ' . ; q heme is be Persea ht ror .} ~ ; ‘. a. - an ~ . "ng: P bas : : rp ~~ ft Eds , “4 ot. —. 5 ; : — q ‘. : . em : 2 * a4 a 2 - Him as . ' ~ ;o me - ' 6 - a ate ¥ wud and buildine. For RC ) , . - >= rm ae —- i oral yaaa) meth ee, . Deimar 246 ; * G = Beauty Parier MEH RKENS OTTEN AD 3805 . = = anger : : CoTT 1aks—On Merame:. at “St . Sehue : z: a is 4 % : ’ _ . : ~ “ , . > = ‘nfor Tia tO A Forest GUSSR. Det. >>> - a =e Se ee; a "995% ot | -ive ocrivate imetr —— + 2 | Medteine Gin 4 fone PE : » ; c - ~* ™ = - : - — ~~ - o~ quustences . —— —_ : Le . ' “ # > ‘¢ ae . — manent . , , a " . ' aa ’ . 7 . =. 7 4 - 9 . » + : om . - ‘ ’ 2 : F —— N ; ma - © rr} ‘4 _ +. tiie = ~— ites t>F} Jost MILL ER I =. > N\. Mtl mens Time om Ny , wre ' ' se , . m= , pe : ae. 2. oe GR nnn - Lie CUTT AGE—3 rooms. res ith Pins mS ' m Wednemts emt h tN “s? wr We mite ; Ltn 2 oe é one ee a ; ’ i, Serene = : _ - MPT a; ER echec! dav . : 3 — perc). pient. ae Ye ‘ Oe . x : a7 a + oan “* - ' —- ~ » , - - _ %. on ‘ ; J 7 ¥ > _—. a's ‘ ase a . - : Pe ed a, ate Bids 7 2 uM =° ee é ¢ > — ma a WALL | R ch . F = ny _—— ———= ¥ c = : 94. “Bours or ‘ease. : 14 on Merame. oe r " P a for summer ore ok of . “wa wa: “yher ’ een St Lewuis ‘sra2 Tee er : . i? : e r- . ° ; ' = : . ” ' + — . IEE -_ ‘ P= . — 9 ot r sone rw! eee 194a0 " : . , , . ’ ; ent oer narent¥ a er jab uses ” 7 ‘sg Ns : oN aS . reward. ¢ 5 DOES IT RI me _ rns re Wat. Pa PER ci nme - ~ a reasonabie feels ne scare eiub sites, oaare > — = “ — —_ -_ — ———— = ; *s Te -. ‘ $ a a ‘ 125. _nieht : Mew" a Pac " f AST - - - . . ~ ss > a ’ . “~ ry “ - ete . - - ane — : - ; . codpiesrone fireplace: fe UM Bid. A— iver — ey ate, . : . “Ast : = ck cuar ~ . DIES ; - waiture oar. | “¢ Dr. McAuliffe ) out Fh Pretottic - rT te * ISS for estimate om : ‘* aaa ~~ iti nd perme . malcer- oes ~ _ — sates wiift : ret ef i 7 : er =. iT ELE CO... 3a3 3d. fem) A ee Ler city and ei a — tal , : ~y all tT a : : .- z! = “Pm - ‘ = 2 a = eeieeimains —_ : + . ' ss - - ~ : aes 9A Ev vans e:t er ‘ - ’ an on Ang - -. 4 r — . - — Go7RT. oer erside 22231 [ES—Learn beauty eultare i THEA ww A | TER ems =e 4 up on all etn aston ar een mate : marce! pg = ; -* BEAL ERMS ip (Oren Ter tec + : - tT RR EEEEEEEEEnt ; , : =i? tne. ao Le 3 is : cae: | opera! rates. 5 3 Parton BELMONT 34 YS—The ~ ae t ; = «. Sesiey, 9412 Thomas. Lim- a= a fen ARE Oo) > 8 a Tere — - - : . i ' " . : sad REGISTERED Plamber. 2 Waiter tous in : — earn ; , to rive Ford * ” i hii nz. =. ~ * all an a. _ ia ee 1190 | pril Sp ecial! —_aunty._Cohanv 8075 y th ee id. PAPERING , lowest "allied , i@ School Odean — — 2 = aati cae ae | & Be a . 804 Pine mm. _.__ Bowe ' R—Sit.: orivede 5 rooms, with PRINTING DORESSING WaLL Pa none , ? » AND A : oo eee AP? CLEANING —— one oo, one 2 woe ~<a ‘ ; honest orices M- | ’ ~*.. Ceumar S056R eri . 12 Ith st mer 266nw ail Work ’ = ; 4 . ty on niet: eee Oya ral Pa “te EZANING—Missourt | o . oie ™ ‘ , ‘ bea aa . , . ™ ” weet aA. Ca. - and guaranteed. = i" i <a to $i 5034 Basten. Bomex WRIST Wire HL a EGGERS ELEF¢ c ® 7 ECTRIC is ij nat Se et ee ™w.. furn eings . & & ft. ! | Washington, I3 “pit ' « - : eemeeetictne ne . Wid —Per t. & ~— Sis Tyee ;) vets Finney Av. Lindel] 1519 ' PRINTING—ie0 imierheadn iad cosa, | =. @ $190. experience mail mrvicw: $118 | jopes, $1. Other printing. 15i2 Otive sunececsnry. W wer 579. Joptin. Mo. ttc ili a ills itll. A Mas cull Snipa

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ee F700 MEN AND BOYS WAN ti NIRTE, = 4 ee alpha ——_ SS “mn a S ———— i seein toetaentnchrtchchandtdindh mt es po = POST DISPATC A i _SITUATIONS—mEN, § BOYs SITUATIONS—MEN, ) BOYS ) SITUATIONS —_m »¥ nian ; } : t for season 19°4 hiands. Meramec High- family: wel] exPerienced: be —________{€) | ences; i; colore ed = l - inde!) 6083. ee 261 — businesa Call Coal | Belt Amuse ment} CHAU FFE onlin ————— 2. a kind on! Hq. D. Webb.| worker: or . .exDerienced: — steady ry ey rie niv. Oe ad . Cr; , any iZe > ee April r 7th to q wth. _{c) ence d Bors 28 LA Noted oy re fe I= vith mrodera: y xpe — 9 years oe sia —— _wit th m CHAUFEUR- —Sit. or ney ¢. Janitor, in Drivate MA AN—Sit. hew Fe uck. like ta } _— : 0 OU} n —_*_— — eet rd truck. Tike to ~ ie fa 20; completed first > chitwt:: Fretined. wants io me Sn pine wns Be , esires Osition wit re O , . ae . \~eding MAN Sit.: laundr or « leaning Tue OY aaah » : ayn ; ference. Box H- 939. ‘ ‘Rood references. Call Olive Cay and Thursday. "n omont 1647M. "Tae ea ge ly 14k ~ about " middiongen — “a ane Century — : . y , ant - y Li 2. . 3 a ee ee nen ewenen CO lable bast ' 134. 9! -Dispa SB py re YOUN, 6 ——_ W Om A 8 CO lored: cooking 0 F a ee) 2 a. m. Monday ie) | an 1731 Pine oe 7 qr “ca S51 hy Was h st. Ik re - oe : ' ’ ; SRR k; axe “1; good refer- id we onthe ae machine gh Op experience. Ap ae URER—Por trucking facto . : 4 : Te fer “en s. MA N—8Sit.: hie } n ; ¢ ; iy ‘ 2 : »! , _ - A ‘ fy * " . i considered, Box 0-8, 1214R. ROT oe hight work. relia Si 4 white: clean. “ey! 180 nt Sepplies Co., 736 (2) | amis PAY, Steady workers nee. ' n ~ — lrGheseee EE ee i = > -- ’ - : = ~ EP eran a in restaurant or OF lunchroom Wwe ‘MA N= Sit. co! lored: cleaning by da an } red. D ress) ne and et eam- L.A ie RERS Three. experienced : Mre®’ a Sunday work Ww rite | nvod worker: reasona bie. Bomont 1691: Mt nm d y ig at ‘leaning eewer;: GO centa ner ha ir : — ie iy . * : sonny’ 8 Cane te learn the . “@ngensand, ~816A In- j ee Sit white: wishes house- | : O17 N Hanning. — Hondaay 4 Lincoin ay. bet een ° experience Box 0-345 ».1 LADY. 200 ' work oy bd — Gay: good ref. Oy- 2-5 rid « o ae vu rie . ) : Ce 3 ; ’ ‘| ; ' oie as 3 _— (c62) LADT~ “Sit. b Penne I lady “em ployed: eve. e. * a 344 _N. Sprin li Appl -A Be RE ‘Ri-—Married . a cri aren r : ; ‘ " he Ln . , : ; ~ irm in nna f Sit.: 21 vears with one| exc: “uge for room and “beard L we a | omy on ashing any | — x Heli Post-Disnat: — ae und bull ling wt a: epping, candy business. 9 OS >») Ore aft 40> } ara . h e vee k. es “aA | eve hings m4 T "Ti (he art mak ine nat “ patna L o “aa 7 a of} ane eed r 2 = “Ze Of ens a. Grand | ve i Exchange, 404 ins tal TS Wtd.—Of ; cind FFED _A MAN—sit. ; experien p : t ing ent: Kod on costs, end bookkaep n a attendant eat hous ; 2 home the ~ f._ Forse: LE ACTS Ss. ND | Ced at setting up and ookkeeping : und orntards manu - = 225 Pose tim voctor's office, Box! high Wages ‘olf: oak p— I a / yer ag ] (BORE RS - a a ¢ . = —— : ‘ f . , : , 2 " aa a . Der . . ee 22 WEP Pe — abies bookings. Box G-3 : | “d. y ars’ expe rienc = a hj - | oF crating ror ie for mak tT 4 tin Cans | actu: ” * thorough! y. Box 0-157 Post- Dis. | ——_22_ " ost- Disp “atch WOMA’ " , — et or tr the? me | Ri poli te ar ol -41lGG actorv Wo: K: refe arr ee LAI’ NDRE 85 Sj o-inae -- 7 Rea ee : day work, aurviry , hes . } —— a ; opts ; , ' 7 af : e BIRL—Trumpet o ew — $4 nt fe: rence ion ‘O. 30 P, id UDia wh Al Box H-15 >. Post- -Dispatch € GCOS, | Wants wy rk by the and ’ - use electric washer ane att) ee hs . ! hy if —_— ’ for ay + Fe GReE et : ii 4 ° - “ ‘ , . . . 7 eae : wll attractPre, « paren : : 18, ‘ 3X) | bh: "ee Oe eee a day. nn 0G New Stead ay. 0 refe = « — i. . ' a. Tire sent contract, recogniz “G we AUFFEUR —Sit. with ‘ years experi- MAN—Christian, Wants POSition SITUATIONS. _ — WOMEN, GIRLS LAU NDRE Ss fl t.: colored i: : 60 out by dav iW MA NW «i. ~ —— erent Qe: . -LMAS * be fay aes. Annis fi ON ‘ Sie ‘ “i lo i* in week. Lindeii SROGW fret four days | . : at- Dispatch Rarick Gretae. : eyle & night work. apply 7:00 WORK si pgm Wed. and | ing. short hours, Clean larmian'a other enzce4iy. fF, work 15:30 p. m, LEWIN METAL oom Maintenanc = he Thursda ay. Boment a7 RS | “x ceepi for men 27214 Harmin's ioe Sho , vely br | — ne blac. , a + tog . & man. Box ¥.3°7 : > “can : . pts ; = 3d ; Ae eth > PAINS es Sac "US ieee > ———— Post. -Dispatch. roy OOKKEEPER e of } handling t’ LAU NDRE SS—sit. ; Hite would like to WOMA N—S .; @ days’ work. house work . Sg @ GO lebairin ber | ORI rR A TION, 23 Branch é Al iW ° ~ r . F weer ys meeeieseien eee sien ewe e set and sity ca ofr __take homae bundies.. 0 , ; aq) | Ci@aniir yr ls rs rk ruger A ! "tT 7 eq ry . . ‘ a : F 4A. ‘ ~ F hie UL eter . ( xpet “le . “MAN. — . to go wi! a Ya Wants | —**! entices. "43 »7 4 Ea aS8ton. rear. vit iR of iaundry Work (per) , J y ts Taping . 9 —., oat Private fam'}y x. ferred need. ok on eames hij Ki ~ a € inces : anv na Ke © ar. Bomont emp lo ance e 2ires c¢ Ongenia) Dart time BOOKEE ___ ay = out, $3 15 day. F inde: } bg na j W ( iM 4 a” —Sit. ' eXperis ne ed , ‘_AR | N = T M A WK E FR ‘ i- . ase" ‘A | a ’ ME ari A poly © mern - Dernie SNIt P egal » DO Canyv assing. Box O- 333. KEEPER—@it > > desires a er LAU NDRE a . — i my 4 or '} sundress ing ; i reenpateeeneeneiees. cated ost- Dis 00 to keep ; es smal set Ss —Sit first- . 3 ; : ee jo Cj leaning: a : da ay Lepr nont 31 rn ._ Romont 1” Ww ‘A NI y MAKE —s iret- ‘lass. on fl. : ing i e = a 4 ND Ae we pret “-*«s Ms Ger ~ I 05 CHAUPFEU R—Sit.; 12 year re nes ——————— = oat >? x exper} } M. 4 N— sj a Colored: fi PP eres ee y* anes -_-— -_— —_ . . r f ry ‘ av) j ed he al : ee canted ul “48t and West. 50. | from study ' d : enc Zid. Favuss Call at as ‘La Salle. I 1 4377 *"Y Hotel; good rKet A sta NTER—A real wullder; Sj, ~ P- vnchbirg Ve e Olive of Cenirai 6609 s mont 104 4w Cc. Vv. D n Tull ey Ss , handbook, i) ee iz AUNDPI ——Ndeil 431J AOUT. Steady work Wydown 681 lL, AU N DRY mre ps - -— —— - . “= — oF an Me daily, 55c Sun. Discounts, Nelson, Bomont 274 | 4% ura nal A. A. Pulton, | OABHIBR— Sit ; ady.. | blankets to bring’ home. Forest 9445" WOMA> me ey ; go NTER HELPER—Young man for | LINEMAN—Good ali or | : ; ) § ; young ] 4 x - CO | ne : +. ye or . ~ 4 Agcie—$ ee. 5c: ; HE ga - —— notin 2 ~4A 4 Ura age .| . ~ fe nd Cigar Stand: po) A ‘Derienced | LAU XN DR ESS—si; : We, Ir lesday, T} aie lav work. at 3 € “ys ) @#XpDeren ed Warts DD BOE (irar Ot; (ira ni TOUT Ww kin . f trotley » 3c. un. : ° he T Centage. ong exper- | MAN—Sit i Aa? asl if fell $05 DSS d iA . nursday ne oe a! | oman (widow) music{ i ‘ r ‘ ’ r o j > i an a - “ue S¢ ay, prefer S« ul Ss ( iv qrir i nOUBe wor ‘ ' | Zz ‘: MEN, BOYS Ss. Ete - gy e WwW. ; Tab h- | eee reasonat le | Post. D: “a travel oe home and abroad. ‘wishes °; 2no74 w 4 ide. Bomont del! 336 ork, = aa iry work. {¢ all Lin OH AUF} EU R—F or one ton Ford truck: ‘Umber Co. hee ¢ "houteau av. ] somor - 9. | Patios —— ‘ Cor eee > 7 mMiGé bri nee. “ . . tow roy =NGINE a al ao ; Sit.; colored: 3 or 4] dress A t. or 5 Panion Or chaperun. Ad- | LA! ‘NDR ESS—Sit_ ious cs oon ae | WOMAN rT short “ve — 3 ing referen Call 4525 ark ie) LUMBER YASD sTac Kens. And SaNT—Sit.. will keep smal] SINEEK R—Sit. azed 1" is wases | ours’ work mornings. porter or Janitor | _&polis. v . Leamington Hotel, Minne- We dnesda 8 an are rsdays plored, ' = #4. : our cafeteria work CHAU FFEU R—To driy in spare time. or other w ‘Dlant small community 1 S00: ne Y ee: Can givé good re ferenc Bo; Minn. (99) | Lindel] _48 O43 - se tm references, | * iis ent references Ty- --ton capacity not Know City xtremtg: | - . Sidney 4 IlJ. , a eton high and low res- Post- _Dispate h. " C [0OK—sit, by Colors d. pe 1° gt 7 ns — - . Eive age. experie nee and reference fi LUMBER Abe Aaa h th Bee. ts CE MAN —Sit.: * te vEnes, Coal and Oil fuels | M. AN—Sit. >; thorn 7 . : nal 3d st Phone oo Irene, 1120 N. | LAUN NDRE SS—Sit. by color red by day, WOMAN—s t. 7 ght work of md — aft-| letter, Rox 1 301. Post-Dispat: oa for ret :" — ap = Expe an - drene ti aN” T- OF Fl ) =. as , g XT hal ‘ IN! y ” @xPerie: ced man 7 Oe I nont 16 Jan itress or « leanin g Miss RB el! I er 7 r m by a 40 Ve j Da h (cy) ; al tr de ks and 3 for kitchen C nd T c 2 ot 10 years’ exper lence reason- . spatch, 4. , E e535 >. ies norder departr me nt, wholesale shoe Cc Ji. “Sit. -; exe ellent Cook - ears of ox. TY ont q 36. 31: 24 I aclede ay Phas ,0- y 0) Post Dispas la y >; relia Box io H AUF FE U rR. Y oung. co} ored f, . pri. ; Apply Mon: day at ori e. ' m e t 4 ? malar’. Box . 87 i Post I> Spal “ge x a sties . _ —- eetiieel . ee BOA Pos pany best references. Box O-17 , verience ; best of city leferen: ye ve 8 - €x- Z. Al! NC RE ) ils, "616 4nd ssalary expe. ted Box "= "40. P iw : i mA N——M) t=! e truck "ot less ti an Vandeventer® Sash and Door Co... Beet ' ae ta = 1% op at ° books nog = ; > ' phy ‘ . ig and ' Coll is : red, s\ ‘steius insta.) 4 ies ‘ a* inne 99 " ° ae h & ha = : by tiv oe m lan, 40: Care for DESIGNER AND > rg - . mon t 28627. Ra Ids A r) seid ann cn foc XPERIENCED to her 3 eo |” ata tanags = te} CLERK—-Sit: ied Z&. spare timec ’e. 7 3c oy | Wom, AN—Sit.. : : ; | CHAUPPFEUR—Wwit! salesmanship ability.| ja, ower. 2 ae fectionerg more 6405R" indivias, Ti nn NT—xit small set e of books to ‘°‘ 7 tty al nae ) ral; ~ > Years - S. mes. r room and board: ing dresses bundie Si t., firse ~_— . day out nn: ‘Sif iddle- aged cook] nz drive soda wate truck - 4 pt)! y Sun. oaGcWay. rst. le | ual AU. oro ange and pee lal state- te io. eenddhe aa aa rap: 4 penman ——., All Wee Box 0-407, Post- Dis. | ence. Cabany 246. f) rst ¢ S _ tly anes home ; 2180 -onni ME: | ge ral no isework sma!| pamily - no! AY morning with re ferences, 152.3 Ma: MAC HINIST : 'GRA A M MAT : hee} eeaared by at countant th mubdDile ~ ———- A ‘Si “Lo! Mt ae = a M AR RIE > MAN, THO} R- | DESIGNE R—s; ’ — q ; las Deo bee Pee Linde}} 14° j laundr Dt or %y ltside work BR Ox ~31s. : a\ “ "te Chings . — Diay; music schoo) ek — 9. te ; terms reasonalie hone Olive te Dp od BON K K E EP} E R—Si .. , ox s, 1 GHL y FA MIL IAR WHOLE- ladies’ tOgger y. w oul oh and maker of | LAt NDRESS—Sit + Wants family — We mM = - -- - — CHEF ledeadl ¢ of ce; must make neat appe ar “MAIN I ENANCE fter 7 Cabany Bigg) 4 Post Dis Ce, double ¢« ntry at ™ - ALE at ERY Rry ; . BUY ING | rinee Call Dressmait® White aa | Lindetl. uy ® 96s e: city references. Call | a ie —— f hous . wind . . nin, ance 1°07 « houteay cat large a : I,j ») - : JS | ain Cleaning Da er leanin or sos —-~ ade inet =. 2 nde) | _ 501; DJ. — Wax) ans hl # ow { HIE k ENGINE ER—To take charge of . be ‘Est. lane mechanic : Box o . 9-1] 30. , or address Box 0-130. P inal A pe a ; N 4. - on seal anos ing UD- P hs ‘cl = ? «ay sa! y NG rE NE RAT, EL . KN Er : ~ ; £enuine . ; EN TANT—Sit.; will keep : ' : } > wo Pa Rote tec 2DGE: RE PE ‘ st 5 — —- j — ; : : , aria t re pera *- = 2 lf t 4 “ EN« , -395 i LAU NDRE SoS it.: ‘ ‘las ‘ on : Ma | } ‘ : Pe 4 Trad ge mens during as or ‘evening. COMMERC EXE CUTIVE Ww ‘| MAN—_owee “by ft a salts cakes Paley is Wantetc “TA PHONE -PPERATOR, wants first 3 days ot yen ‘ol lored. | 912 Whietier inde!] 3150 z nen red mi: woufacturing plant: give experi. ; ad expected. = | AE es a gat rin a j ow 7 ; SESE es : 5 t Narr man, age ae +e t Y wo b a skil! 33 105 , . $4 Wwe MAN TP . : - = ~ rhe i fe le Salary expe Cted Ox 4 : CARPENT & Tience includi ng pubic = pas EA Q LT] I Kowce ea ; “fp aah - : requiring resno hilt¢e ; . Very Cajab! , +-—Sit.: color ed: Wants m here aliases HIPPE Rs. iy; o , 30 Pin b 4 > RESP: ‘NSIRILI ries o P e-ponsiblility ; ive b © and anxi Ous to! Wednesday 4 % steady M nday Saaibewen fl mere appearance. personality and abil ty Cc XDerlenced stee! casting. for | - I. ’ eS . | ‘ onda electric are ; ; work in our foundry: Petes. working and MAN—Eideriy, ¥, for distributing SBTde. Chi. | (c) tical neiiders w — = ears’ ost experience eo rr . _ | ; reference B >. est of , ’ Can ANT—Six ve yea DENCE ’ — , ence. 20x O-43, 2. Of references. Lox hir o S58¢(85, several vears experle; Ox | ‘DENCE m. ITH -Dis. “te /Pom- mt -Dispatcn m machine or hand __Bomont 2 590. Post-D) spatch, erience. Box | living conditions good: at ate ful! particu. Cago Carpet Olea Finney. more for P..D. home than _Wazen. _ Box 0. 257. AN—Must 1 be wiilin w Call 4342 Delmar be orker, on farm. a a LERK—F ‘xperienced. Kod at extension , | LAt NDRESS—sit yr ( lars in first lette = ~ ii St by col ored Mon day. a n ad r. F ‘ Wailace em. | MA N— F, - eon i iia temodelin ng. el lteratio: a ATTNI R . CG as + 4) f , . - . . : tatiana J peunene siciaeabiea ae : i ai ni} y on or fel, PRES! Fi P coiore . irst-Clage : ’ . “dj = t RS EK SP ONDE wr r Rees nish. MAN AGE R—Ske . oe P. 1 219 Gr Wi ing to de: ¢ Cloaks relined. Lin- | wor k; smal! bundle« to br ing home: ref- 1 ee) P al typing: Dy VW aba ah av... Terre llante | Tre 4. houge: Kood home. railway TANT BOOKKEEPER—Sit mia il man, French Perienced on le Ro Bre 1: ference ; Perce lage guaranteed. | DRESSMAKERZ silage : STTW ee: wh ookk ++) Sib a ; ~ 4 x ; : —Sit.; colored d; excellent) LAL NDRESS it colored: } idays | Suni ‘Gran ST R Schmidt, 902 Washington (e) _ly useful tn orivate oe & os) .ment, te Benton 347R. VDE NT—Sit. Vera] rs and electri ical enei- rm : . ; ‘ ; an OS : : ing: ref ferenc es. Bomont 18: 27M. $ ln, 2a sven? h - act position Auply ar , tail rdw bed 7 wetary, thorough accountant. finished etme we mn, buyi: tin uti te.: | ced f 1 Sosition va ness | experience, | rick. ~ te S naréware. __Box 3 fey ‘ . apa - oO Ce (ecutive: : rofoe . ' Construct On DD ancy - : mi a e ? Production and public uti] Linde! 1 48 894° day; very accurate. ry . 4 days a week: ci} ‘fer-{ general office management. Box D-276. | « ,OM POSITOR—Firat.. lass: for. open shop. __Sidnev E—Y, yw | , —e Ss ttle A ~~ 7ostablishea eed cutive experience: best mMplaints, aims aItic, gales nN, cUus- _turnis) Sh _referenc ‘eg. 3733 Lindel! and 7 tai ; = so! ; afternoons —_ Lule Bor non: “111 _ —s — or in office Sidney 350M _ Bettendorf, la Ys om . $ 50 m 1 MAN—NSit.: “sm aii firm; — — : on. Bomont iu. Would -¢ ec ults ‘of Pronunciation. | — t; experienced wor er ring at i ne me OF | LAUNDRESS— Sept Bit — ~UOnta; ion xPerience, | =a. experience: al reference Heo x DRE MAK; — id | 8: 39OS | Mar 510 — = ‘ep » Fererences Sidney! y anted. Box H. 336 Post-Dispatch to } G, Evans, 322 mi : ’ ) Spe > Lime. # ONT aie. 7 N @ } on : he), »S’ D SS ING the. . . . : ' ; i erg agg of his spare } Post -Dis atch MAKER —Exper lence. b ' Sparkes MAN—To ny make himself wa ofl about “+ 0-326. Of resta urant t or stewari- ng @xy , 1388" 6 erences. (Cath , mt 237 ' ing exper}. “= we and iy in demana gto 44 3 years’ experience’ salary "$80. busi ess; best ref Ces. Boy 4 = ne. _Bomont 2 ce n ners office work. Cal) | COUATMAKE R— Nearby country ates G. | MAN Reliable ; to ‘make Miselt seer j. - ‘YORRE SP oO “a “we eer ae Bome sc. Very haad Work: referenc w= 1 . hie . he Ri oo a te ee ee , oS AOoTCNnCeSs. uesda ys or Ww ednesd, ives: or secie , . leah . COLLEx OR—M , . MAN— -2 PRING an mae i“ MNIUL—Si.. office credit er, ; aa — in ivertising, ‘, gale Le “S11 - ‘thorough experienced in me- | Dre SSM a ing: Sit., with college educa- “TOR fust rave Ford car i wteady Middie- aged. with e re- | electrical lines. all kind: vf le Neat colored. { | LAUNDRESS—si colore i. jau ' Ke position, clerical. work or| Rarick, 606°N be w ——= Oring college. Pian ine Be : respondent: 1S years’ experience. Box . a ane red: first. | LAT: DREM Me oc . ice management agp tant | me t Ss | ese a. e off wall pape 4. 902 Marke r t-Dispatch ity work: exec; utive ability: a's —— Tn ’ 1 es Var Pret-Diena tet ts rbe M215. Post-Dis} he | . experienced “in | Satement mmecutive: 0-100; Peer Di ‘S| | DRESSMAKER—Si > 7 >———___ -mme Gibson. Lindell 453% aa. | ronnie, high-grade work: full particulary | MAN—-To operate band 10’s LEARN A TRAD See ITOR—Sit + algo Dp lpi lar ereantiie business. | NIGHT WATCHM ——— ar ome; alterations sen, #e sewing LAV NDRESS Sine colored ; oMndays, | YUUNG LADY—Ssiz experienced in sten- | Box G-321, —Post- -Disvatch. day morning. is*h ao “ “a "¢ ope fr) h A N—Sit: any nlace , Can yd SBA Neosho Ri versie Eyek eating -| . Thursday s. Frid ayy; or housecie -aning. | OgTaphy, book Keep ng. double entry an | c* »N DL Cc TOR—As collee tur: ,fDare time | MAN— With Ford car: settie. | Assn. ers b — Colfax 3168. Box 232) tom ries: can us man of NIGHT — WaT : at : = ; Se _Pearl, 30m ont ZURBOR ,; Voucher system. hand bill Ing, correspon — avppb.y mornings. 32 3 Victoria (‘all 1G18A . Claims. i. } , , 2 a4 insire out Side * > f a handy arcane Ha [AN Sit. : lic ensed- ifs by day my Te ay. like engege. LA | NDRE >: Sit by ng ore I, Monday. be st referen CCS. Olive R038 , nee ee “eee MA “belp = office: stea a Bretes ; 50 years o) ld: best | Bo Box Y 96. Pp ass references. T _uesday. Ww ednesday and Th ursday, Be- — _| ¢ i ae or woman. 1731 §&. Jeffer- German speaking preferred.’ matin , 15 years’ experience han INR Buto- | * ye . thoroug! C OF FIC : vw. a. ne | DY IRE eSSMAKER—asi, 1 aa a7 Saree paeeen — —— P = . . in AE ne ae Gr ; ne aa sas AR CUTIVE—S} , experienced in a} te ines te like Sewing L. AU NDRE SS—Sit. ; first-class: bundles to 1110A Morrison: answer by mail only. | COOK—~Experienced fry ‘and wu pantrymas, i ar , ring home. Mondays to go out. Chl! | white men. Apply before noon, 308 ~ mobile ; nd accessories: 10_ “ar Cation ve * letice: i JI : | —— $100 N N. Gran wh bene firm: best references furnishe ys -6flatis fic Oe 3 nd factory . ed lon ; ‘Years - a: if Ing: remodeling a lalt on r wee poet cist ate ’ onal COl - a } —- £ - -- QO 139. ‘ Sy ‘Dispatch ed . - , r ‘Sex j 78ROW &dec alty 9 ' _Lindell 685 IRR, a MBE oe : Union —. 8 of : LAU NDRE SS—Sit ; ret-claas Colored ME EN—Laarn barbe Seas iaaet, . ne i rT trade and —Sit.; first hand on bread and | CO! : wid Ke managemene of -PICE | DRESs 3 t; wishes seeino 7 COUNTER MA N—Beers » raw ER ae. ie a : OFFICE mT NAG ER-AC c or NTANT]_ —sir SSMAKER—Si: Wishes sew ing ; Grst- | Wants bundles, 5M... to carry home H FE P WA N T FE D q (srand and Olive s Hotel ” Cafeteria, MAN’ A ND Wi rE — Colored, | ; ote. 105% | rae Se our syst roo a > em z 47 Beacon. - a ee 2OUBE OF hotel. any Dart city rye ped i Where ~ ay and ev toffee cake 47 ‘ ; a ied c - ra - ~ i , eXne eNCed of $ j lad adi en’ and e) he a hy . Gl . > —ecgergaaamam ner gemammemann oa a + DnOomMpsor 18° - - ma ~~ rT ch! idren 8s Cloth. Or out hy day. Call Bom Ont 344. : ~ ar seontsetineeness write, Moler Barber MePAKER—Sit.: light first or kood, ‘secon DOORMAN—Sit > be ca | — Mion. te .80¥ ‘system: hiveraitg ny Vict relining; $3 and Car fare. Q11A | Lau NDRESS—Sit.; co . o- ao ‘OUPLE—Colored: «xperienced for cook _ Post-Dispateh. | F hand Rox “0. 17: 2 Pos t-Dispatch. RM. —Sit.: by e duc a te - mi iddle aged vs nN: reference Rox QO. 0368, P.-D, (6?) ai tor ~~ colored. or ee and houseman ; $90: live On place, Box | MAN. -For private piace; lirnoa ating vi ul anny, Litu ‘] ‘ : : ns ; 20 wer eee owe thy Z 0 WeeK : elerences. MINOT - 5 I RI- ,CITY BARBER wet KKEP—-Sit ; by first-class, a oy actoryv references x 0-4). Pp. -—Sit.; have ladders. Box ©- 99. | GIRL Sit. by ©olored for cleaning | 37 R se | —--0)._ Post-Dispatch. are of norse. Taro! Catalo repo “AS. Quality man: £00G rod pastries. I => aie - : : ee ' ; mont _1953 Ww. a : ee seeeeee en Post Di . (COU PL b—St. edy settled couple | for Jaun- Cozzens av electric MASSA ge: he: st Z a ay. Forest 2781R . ; . tpt t. ve 5S work yw ited. ere ' ate pay. ¢ “reer eee ee 238 ie « 2 Qe t Wane enh - : “2 t.; col oren - neat worker. os oO oe P Gani At PhAones ' dry and va ra work: nice livi ng rooms on MA N—To . rcrrcae ween a ay c any Lit , Peer >? 4 ] m . Brahe ie r m * : - > i me. P uy ?é cr , t ul s t¢ 2 e: - it o Market. st. rou KER—Second hand. wants steady = = = SS : snineninainmsnaiaks POW, rae age PBS) | housew ork ; way On Dilace I indell 1 16 TA ) a . BO: 39° Lac! one —_ ena li at . bbe Nas” ~ + toe heap rent. “sl S632 er ty? ; ; ‘ : . : > ; Ds T | = re arhlo *« ’ - P — in dimen , » " . — ° . . ~ ” . ee TIES 4 siti ca ~—_ e a r a) ar V s ) Pux (> LEA N TELEGRA ~ bread. rolls and coffee cake serences,; ‘Mee 7? 2 etadl uta ; .> - b Ouse = " on GIRL—s;]; it.: colored, to do neral h, : 'NDRESSW— an eo — _ “ce daily S s * se Sas — our ml talk with oi pe uarries. 31278 S. Broadw iwar ——— es ~- any 438: 2. ‘idIney SRR and ‘nterior. ame - - - ninititeis tie . 301 8 Main. ee ai a employed. § Box 3 com le j + ‘4 r . - Pp, eg y wen ing ot afraid of work: can handle Chapel,| class workman. 461 Dover nde . lst 4 dave Mondays yn, Wednes.- de: ; manufacturing company: muet be in meat department. Conrad's Rith. : ——— ee EE —_ : ae ” “els : ‘ , , . : rane and t " ___Box ¥-303. _Post- Dispatch. 5 j e.. i 1f ‘ ~ = : . _ 7 ___ Wi 13, Lin je)}} 7 6¢ mM LAW “ 7 SS—uSj Olore d f ret c lass: . Dis ( ‘RE aT - MA N Experienced : “by | new y shoe | | M AN—Y oung: : geome « exvorionae: : “7 a ‘ ees saens - . — - rE t——S i+ . an . , - . ai cane ‘ 5 t. | ‘ ° au € t! uc! rst-clas fo: light ho ise - days. Thursduys Bomonr 25°5™M 80 ‘ a 7 rith retail credite in Middle Wee 0 , . indinigele ; Century Telegraph Co. and’ O58, th KER—Sit.. good, steady 2d land, RUGGIST ‘+ £00d, dependab! » ee a round first. ss | " ) aa 1 > bread. rolls and coffee cake. Harry regist ered, "enced: ‘ing to work > iNT an ee 3101 ms 7th : : ra ae al Delmar UNDRESs__w ~- NE add 1k F, a. ; ; state fi . 4 = , hy > ’ 4 » — = a " a . , . e, ; fin \ M wor A after gsc! } lmyr ~ ‘eae > . a relief fro d , “ied : ity rf r ane “> S ex} LOT) CE ceed 4516 E nr ght i c v rl. Call or Write > we JOA = a... nee wntenpeienshiibiiieitessiaiie ne ‘ . ieee ™ we troubles SPeAKER—Sit.; aliround marri on ~rerence. : McPherson. Delma; ree [oa live, rs a ai ace nee raining | LISIiWASHER—In he ha kar: se ——— Hom me Treatment Co. Floran nae. (Country; day wo?k preferred. 4734. ° EE “ inR Sit.- _&rainer, hardwood yr =. GIR of ————_ L AU “DR > a wet. th wt-t 1238, co! red should read the instruction Trade na tools i Grand. ’ ery 8! shop. Me | M AN Elderly, today oe, terson. 2347 §, Broadway. Tel. Sidney ah : registered Brera mga ong * idle wr man: have too! ls. ladders | we wytertoions, re iabl e colored: g, general } house. bring h ne, OUuBN ary or wasn and Schoo! pole _and id College = - eee ee sciperiamiatttatiii c) i pore hes, etc.: good gi tere: . YOung man: ae day or jol 4248 Linton Centrai Or ; mornings by the week: experj./ @2d Iron: also Curtains; references. Lin- ba oe — experience, Pet Ae :, _Kingsht ighway | — rences ‘ expecte ap 4 * IF you ar M4687. 1 niet on * . ~~ ~e ne r © constipated an ra ~ Tk ny willing worker; | 99204 | Lindeil ] 33. a. ae fee Dr Bates, the b! blood nd are: BOOKKEE! PER— ER—sit would like to keep d sales: excellent refere nees: re. : 're ..H_— — | GIR‘, re - eres ee L UNDREaaw 2. cae ™ a7, . MEN, Boys 169. Post - Dispatch. a . —To learn, rea) estate b basi St. Louis. No c to. Small set of basin in mornings or at 9 ‘ost-Disnatct 7 PAINTER—Si; Wants w ‘ork. at - graini ing. cooking . colored . Tel Mable, wishes Piain A NDRE! . ‘ died ae Tues, . Wed.; | — ‘ — an ane 2 proved prope y; half commission S101A Mian set spare time Linde!) a7 eR. °F G4, sere « ee a _ -! : “a — , nY i} or high-c! lase ename! ine in- me oak we, 7 snd cient pref er no Sun jay ' c ail” 8 Dund es rin : “=~ ; reterences Ss. Af ~; TS—Reavonsibie compa ny Want 8s Man — E R -- “ rience. ed, for Cleaning Rann f : me 235. Post. Dispate eet methine > . oe ‘ AY 1} . ‘TS.-(ligas on a! . or aintin ‘ . aaa , ed inde , aii un 1ay, + omont ad i @ fery tow? i tot ke care j d v — wor etea y Position: enue [leer Eee neon ag a PROORKEEPER—si accountant: a ‘3 inds ¢ onstruction and Plan t main te- 2no> Tenn “4 €. etc.: reliable w orkman. GIR] Ss it.; colored “te det. gene: al ‘house. rtains G5e, Windows tising, a ee ‘whnecemane. yn Fines be have good recommendation. Box H. rt 7 /MAN— “Assistant in y _ ~ a work, cool q. ee “i Lal’ Sit 4a ee “yess: Cpportuni: we also r ttractiy Post - Dis (ce) | lavoring extrac Ss; @#xperience esirab as ; course. Forest 3043R. TROTPRICNI per , >| Pl PE FITTE R—Ss} t experienced. new or PN a et ay Work: good references Lai NDRESS— - OF cleaning: experi- | . _— attractive - ~~ L} David G Evans, 322 SB. Mai ent. a ~~ ~ 2 LAS : Chnical graduate ie om BOW C1 i] t 1 Zand & aoe need colored onday ee nie pr opoditions ran Si Ser- . . , namin a. - “8? % Cc lemena, me " [a PER— . on 7 > wor pt85 Post-Dispatch. lustrial a MB ER—Sit experienced colored: ja. Hie Alexatae® 3f4¥. Bomont 2007 Mf wnont 15 ibiteiesinniiliaas RON Ee , "a N HW ASSEMBLER Answer bj | DRUGGIST—With some capital to Invest Post-Dis state wages expected. Box H- Ts i —- : Ay j . i 4 LAT’ N L RE SS—wSir ‘1 A} ‘ ‘ erman Mase: lan, Grand end | and a estab! lished May ing store B225A A Mor n. t bund! einen a ~ ea chean. 7 te r 7 Franklin. _ fe) references Pox H-21% Post-Dis MAN—To block mae is ’ orer P) hone O} iy *" > > y + aon Weee Ve; , tz . I ‘ - ee 3 ate accounting Course: aged %5 es i ; INEE Sit.; civy ne f —— svenhoibentanitiledais years § secretaria! €xperi- underwear & ddie = - TIsT 7 .. a - ferred. jon Oap 2 LoT new and secondhand B erences, Rox 0-36]. Post-Dispatch | rienced on hieh: pe cre SP ee "MBER— R—Sit.: n HUnION. registered. city . =e rots tent: permanent "a osses. f! at w ork. ‘Bo shirty 26595, (2) He” ~ geen ‘ban ol must be a Eeod | ELEC ee TAN FOREMA N—Experi enced: 4th floo , va - Co.. 321 N. 1 2 a Me i ' _*. 2na cu t eonstrueri, no nd county: new 7 ry or hes Ox ©-3°. Post- Die —— ee “ y r 9 ® mus e thorougniy erperienced in main.- bargains: octors, students gi : DOK K EEF ney Pee: office “gg = ll ime, Cy | reasonable Berger. “44: 9A TE or ig me om ri RI colored, ania a ¢ MASI : colored, references Call Co.0r harmon) engraving, etc., +} tenance work: state salary expected, Box MAN AN AND WIFE—-Experienced, w ite Treatment Gunshot | Jz me reed; competent. good ty; eteneus ve 4978). ' 49 vans. Delma: he wants 3 first days mon ] sit h adtvertis | _H-237, Post-D patch. fe) Cook ase butler; references. da4i West - arde: illustrated. 457 » Bher; desires chang books: rer- : ak m plo; ire t bur Je ire ¢, S ALE 2M, AN—GSit : desires oo de A gn Child or half day housew ork: experie nc ed : MA [D—s t. yf aaced by week: no Sun- a3, PP ost- Di ispateh ENGINEER Licensed: a Ran pre | Sunda Mw to o 11, . 823 "Viewers idk. “ P ? ; 4 ) 2 - 2 — ow ays’ work _ a io ne ar oP , Ver ® res rere . ry ary z “v« ay. & ; c ASOT ox . | trave ee 7 . o references | ~ 4137 | Cook. lav work: reference Boment 1566 ferred. Apy Olive W Ri agreements: ealary reasonable. h ; t handle anv sien H-296. Post-Dis 2008 ne ETE ~Coldvaad arr | ASSISTANT sToRB “MANAG ER—Fa- Apvly Uily et Wash. 4722 | MAN—Aliround. ho can dr Ford R861. Post-Dispatch. lob: sale rY reasonab 5 , Tr oe — GIRL —sit.; MAID—-Sit.: neat. reiiabie, colored. for ged AS a | Delmar _@© | —Allround, who can ive . eS SSR Sone sentaa” bad , 3 ‘ . - 21. le. wit’) reliable ° neat, - family or boarding house: w! ite. 1214 A ~ - oe B OOK KE E p ER— -Typ Dist. gen- rp RAND BOY—About V6: "steady posi- ence in brush Coating, per hour; DOKKEEPER—Sit.: age 26. three years _P08t-Dis 4 em elient references. Box O. 411, ag 3) nets, Rood references. M, ss A. uM |_N. . Bre writhiee ns ore exberience, young t French Plating Co. 704 Wash.| come prepared to ‘work 290 resident. dd : experience; desires steady position ; will / EXECUTIVE it.: Protestant narried; | SALESMAN—Ssit eaderians - ; a-D ss ney NURSE-—Sit.; infant t; best references. Box | nent posit: seni ‘aa ~ wall porn fare in (c) | MAN—To take care of yard; German ® ore. ty > Trercas cy Bs as , : ws ‘ 9 . — : f tj s Csr Oe te e “t. " - gate . ’ . ‘ ; aii —_ —_— oes -— ; o Mave Ride. soe WY. abel Kirk, f sa Collecting ; g00d references Box nintre , voroughly exy ‘need in ad. desires position eae relbees : aa lesman GOV E RNES SS—Sit. fined young 263. Post-I isfva teh application Box H-156. Post. Dis. fe) ERRA: ND Boy ~—Permanent position “for Pn bods ne 7 month, cane afg* ae ee fu einvilie,” Ohio. ae Post- rl “pe one Bh © Management an -399 Post-Dispet: ‘h ‘3 . With can give | NURSE—Sit.: gra luate: 5 years practica! ALTO MECHANT —Appiy nan diay dae an ~ lve young boy who knows the city well: bpry Grand, ___@ VIMEDIA aa Sit : acity ye acai ; 4 Cars, especially udsen and Ssex, | . - iz RASS MO! SDE R—Sit.. and coremak horough p SALENMA N—Sit. : . . - ored. __fandell V826W = ite Nt RS SE—S! , experienced companion or exe ellent opportunity. Midiand Auto Co, | FARMHAND—To — ‘on small ~ farm, “married, . for clerical be: ; . . ' - | SA ~~ once A : experienc : ed a a ouis HO’ REG 7 : German: references nurse, will travel Box O-231 Post. | 763 Page (eo) ph Re > Louis; _( nhesterf leld, Mo.. oe | | a In oth i “ire with | a ] mUING rite y: aes > > _ Lb I ; ys » i/ - oe eae - i waeeee~as een « he aD *alar verti. | a WuLaver— — yea: +: ° 1M production , terial pref erred at quainted ' COn- | Hotiarnis ees ews > nr mmany taken cate of at Al firelcenee E MECHA NIC—Must be - >. i, oma _expected. _Box 0. 129, ispateh - : PATENTS obtained: advia a —— Sit. ° th contracto ‘es and me Gising; 2 irs’ intensive ractors rehitects can eroduee re- | **\' SF. | Si ’ neat colored: gener, ! deena teaiene -rnoons. @1 Ki rening St: f tunfng and adjusting mo rAKM “mA ND—M: Dona h Page av.. be- | Conf}. | a would’ like chance to finish lear ig the | idy A reas h it anomis " est 488471 __ house work a 37 Sec ott « your home: rnoc Grand 4686R us ‘re: mu rnish ¢: vole temporary io} tween Spring av. and i: Ps rd.. Vinite | MAN— ’ lead eon , “a Str a : é > . | | , ila ; we erred - ul n a. i Pars * ? = ‘) English we 733 Par] a Gran | post) Oo nN } ’ yy Tr? anion © “T° "2 wer ~ - ' ~ —_ = . — — F TL) a f LERK AMI uat he over 16 years of. ’ nd : fe) . 5 serm Die. v ] 5 ef of 3 A —Si mid at dle S Lage: . rain- — a — " = . ~4 .. ‘ rien = ‘ ity ad ’ gE J f oa sence - Latiaiesieiniea- al) eta eae ? Fren: h a? ¢> mar fiu , ly also En. AL PTOMOBILE PAIN rErs— 7109 N vr h age and have completed eighth grade ; MAN- ~~ or yard and house: srmail “COUN ? me} h iF, 1 sel! outright or om So aceounting and genera] } fusiness: | [REMAN— Sit XPf rience oer Teference : - 321" Ort 7 7. ‘SEGIRI—S Sit. by real tate: her and plain cooking. Ama: ida E. Bradjey (7) | AUTO BODY gT RIPER—Must be firs: perience. Thig not absolutely neceseary. bieas uv) ereon. Coheny a PATENT? a —— - aan lens r han $3600 aay pe meneame nn ne aT ae telligent, educated. experier ‘ed, th Bomor nt 2635. | ore Cent ANT fiat ned. comneta: aio, S00d wages. Mr. Rogers, Lindel! ‘yDly in own handwriting. “Box G-26%. | 6 — iS ety Phe a sketch for Pee make ren) pel SOOO with de . FLORIST SALESMAN , vad end Ma: training: ethical office | rec- | HOUSE iGiiei # — —. e > table. tr ges ’ e SA! Thm Sit. 6 yea: t anda HO! SEGIRL—sit - 3 h-ache »| irl w ; BT : CW —-r ‘ colored woman h] TH NN TS cdu obteiead and te a we oe RAnP®: \TER— Poet -D mort ig. 10 o'clock, 6180 Detmaar PIREMAN—Must be oi) burne: North | ——————= ele 264. Po rr “ cae 7 ‘ms tire Nt rE — — : an - with ‘ wer et a blac Rs. ’ a and referenpe Sy ep a Post -Dig. : o : - oe t Db _ erence en ; , r’o i) \s ‘ f . ; , . merkes ye leur le « M A Naw Or Porttion of claim man: | PATENTS | OBTAINED—Jo) hn -— to oT ee yay and lawns tox Oh | SALESMAN_—_5i t with proven | Murrw™@@y work Call Lindell 3: 19M. REFER ERD LADY—32, pleasing person. B KE each weet t,o help out few RE —- . ‘ il ue'ness: railroad. law or collection Higdor & 1 a ab. nO TK tn — . “re —- ereven - its . fir ntleman moth. writs ah week, Herz C andy Co 31% FIREMAN—Experienced Cown-draft: state ‘ ’ Higdon attorneys. uh z Nad a com ' b) Z . > J . . ar . . ‘ — ~~ ‘ i oe - ™ “ ; ’ »” . t Yas '* ’ . _ . eI « ’ . remaety . ° $ . . + > i nauas ‘ : s » S—Advian and 1 kiet free; : = Se SON HEALD WAITER— r camai: ucer: rder taking job hunt- motheriess or bhache! or’s home, by wid with initiative. capab) ficient, Le ‘ hignt wack. L.. “B Daniel, ‘Van FRY COOK —Edison Restaurant, 105 N ceo oe - kind “ye > tae. oa : highest typo a we ' iL. : me a teratior _. perience, best of pls ; Box H 119° class Will nnec miy _ uagmeas ~ adeenemen ————— ™ ~ ; on mam " 5 ——— | : _— — aperty Box SEK EE ePE R—Sit.; good experienced. “TENE PAA ERK et t aaah pamgnig! | “4 BAR BER—Young who wants to learn} GARDENER’ [ELPER—Steady work MAN—Married. orm German > ai > ete a ’ » My % e A yy N I¢ 2 . yt ee Rad be oe te >. oe — s . ¢ al late smd pDetent an | exmericrnced f,rane 4 room 4 ton . ae tie — o yr)! re ' " " -e Fores: PATE NTS TRA DE!) M 4.4, ae. J “_-.—.—————— on . EXE i J =) und = 2:80 Maid Cail in res a4Urant 1809 ' i ladies’ beauty t Usiess and go Out Atl y 6440 Fo: “) he td... 5th house west fe rPerienced chauffeur: vl | Ww soe ae ims | f Thier ty if Nei pie f accounting ; AN O ive INO iRAPHE R-SECRETARY =) tt The Powder Puf smc... & N of &kin ker | Private farmity DOTIRANENL Oomts i rite for or ir free Guide Books & " ‘im S. aro vs a ’ [; in : t his Ss a 2 a. | 4 D> $ oY ' ’ | . pas . He TT SE KE 5 PE R—Sit.: relis bie, eumeci. | é- Ady poe? rp fx} + enced vw Miiti -¢ ; Ss Ba — n 1c} 'G ARDE ENE rR “Midd [ aged, ‘ olored b Wig 50 ae ‘ whee 4 d ~~ th poem ot be. — prema —— er E APERIENCE HANDLING ente theriess home; Y. W. Hote! an 2 nee oe ee = b AR TEND! FP 15 per week: board and Gav without board. Apply 12 o'clock. ox 147 -y ‘teh eh summer ; . it , =e “— - } i > RY ; ODS TIN] 7 ndel: . " oRn4 STi NOG RA PHI R—Si* " ; 7 ne - ~ -$ ) oe ot , A {= Washin ton Fie, ie IR mepeteh ¥ a for_@ ; Wart . _— in in ast and nid fil . . I A INE ms eo er Pre , Oo ‘at &pvearance; references WV = ; ami natio a , ee a “ ; a ac Oe, = ‘ mm Le . ind } Li 4 AK - ‘EEK! ; { ‘ONNEs “TION V ITH {FT ‘ HOUSEKE EPE R_ sir in «mal! motheriees j & Worker, best referer aii , ikins. Sappington Mo Ashton GARKDENER . YA RD MAN. Phone MAN ‘ LAE —Hettied on country . . n ee nstruction ne . * P snection >" ne - ' LP RT NCERN IN ANY LINE VOU 7 om >. — @ a. Linde "09M ) W ebeter 2)" ] r, Bier - £e dp oy sre WoC Man for wh terme, , > = oe thee” 6A orvies Hable after BLE. NA INE; WOUL ome, by voun dow. with 2 children Slaninitientismasilic inane baa ‘i Webster 1592 , lerhetier, 634/ .' washing cars. g & F net, attention = a PE. ,: ee * ; , ow cy. Peak. Tris - D -ROPOSIT I: ION = te 3 —s wi _Call Or Write 5411 Minn esot a ST } NOGR AP HE nee ; experter }: ‘ ILE - Lpply at _ Progress Carder ay... Webeter Gre veg Mo rr - a howaswrest ‘ , i a ae ta . a ; — +7 —e H 'USEKE} EP Sit. by n , a transcribe neatiy i CCuUrale, , ke ingshighws; ‘“*! | GARDENER—ana if -~$ & 3 2: - Oo ary i : 4 tj oto fener, -RE ot © ES ROX (> 183 POS r- Tr) Ts ( EKE F EK—S§ it ¥Y Marr “ed y wo men, ot: $ " : ; . ; : Frenig a) 4 . * oi n wite ez perion: ed, : —— ner 7); WA NTF D a aan in a io. : ‘ S7TARW (a0 b mal Hoy - st-Dispatch , ICAL Ct -ERK—S: ‘ - a. oe one 30. with bov 5, as housekeeper: refer- Annis ~ Me. eS ee — — BOOK ae EEP ER. For customers ledgers: white, to sanist house work suburten f esperience fee @x- =a Sf _O. me Pot -Dic > F as = — — eS ee ' TIS] ' a = th ences exc hanged. Box Y-108, P..p. (7) ST ENOGRAP HER—Sit - experienced NG mu be reliable and accurate ; answer | home; give referenc es and salary wanied | pected _ Address Box iH. 45. 45, Post s. to oon i” a dS “ ae % ‘ > ‘ . r work : : . ’ \ 2 iA. , me Tlencerd | rh lief. Box H mw it He It SEKEE P ER it - fon wor Capa sle- TT) off ice preleyre: ; Hone in ' na dwrt ting state axe. f o aytor 1°9 (7) MAN Aestetuie cinuelinian te 90 evern) man . | re I te work: m4 m0 @ armaru : cing patch ie Grand , atin : lo ry nite 5 H “O88 r 2 - % ok.) 3 ae met > aeenl ‘off oiane ote : . estes serene uy! 293 McNair. upstairs - f eilinndiai ms and salary wanted Box GARDENER—Man for lawn garden. wash er of large minin PROFESSIONAL es $5 : . : - | Te. STENOGRAP# HER—Exvert. wants Nets north. | STENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPED Te ‘ost-Dis ing autos and general outside work. | a stenegragher a en. e c oo . APO ITI 4 ¥ MAINTENAN« Ee MAN—Sit_ “an c cK tion several evenings S week ‘Oo tran- —= by experienced efficient worker. desiree Sa oad AS ag na Pa Oa ay beard and room furnis«i hed State exoer. — ad ; f «= { te pe | DOE ‘RS wr 4. cveund ” he we IN ecry v. ointing H cE. pipe fittir eners! rs ribe at home ha ve typewriter ‘Ro HOUSEKE! EPER—Sit, in n motheriess | home: . denen ae rin ‘ferred: moderate | | JE Aw ith experience on junior . = = nd ted. : pilation of statistics. —~ ation. give Two. first clase bs. es Rte i —_ = ' ; nting t tin I (tI, gg a! . Positior Sina!) relerred: moders mnie Wakes expected. box H-#4 , Cia? C 4 . : os mer ~ nn “e _ T 444 Post -Disneatoh Widow with «a hool child: references. Box ; =e , tor . steacy year around roel tlor ; persona | characteristics, ™ for ling enterprise: = Ped “ } ePpatring Rox { 54 Post 3s Lapa toh ts . Saiary. }. . Post - Lyris at te MP baie an position . Post Dispat: n ie} ‘ Propowit ton or mor Y getters: : a “ . : “ate a? I - . : n= STE Wa MPRAPHE RW Qi — — — aaiied = 17 _ 2 Om? Dispat« I —_ - —— ; ; . fe TM ony ana a! referer, es re ; eutiine of experience in ge: A ey Hes unlimited: a3] Year round pre son — Wood, 4322. rage Baer aye ion. ae for no ves rants office ana ten” HOUSEK EEPER—- Young woman, desires | STENOGRAPHER—Sir ; ¥ red. FF} 13, P spa teh. ns ‘R-—For handiing f oor, @ rave ivcation: salary $160. Box B38. now. be to Tegister in Ohio; ¢ & 7 : ot — wae ere a hic ition. mvlendid ts a position . in smail home: cal) or write ence A: Ca} mabie at ci ” é. prepa se irve stor Grand. tg a & sowntaws : ite puetcPapeteD =e j ye " ' ' 7. j ’ ital | per cleanire or ho we ie Cones . — est, , — eng OT and general office wor! jeasin i ' nes : mi free ¢ 'Y MAN-~-For unusual oppor unity is , gr that territory; wert isin 2 2 2 ; 3 . re enrn eae ris 3 + i ‘ - aa —. ifax 99 se ae Hot SEKEEP ER—sit - more for >m wlits 1> (‘oifax Ti . ; a) & ‘ hele, farm for home tee ~ , ’ r forma t or for growie « high« nity ie ago ) | ~ me ‘ . s - . — 7RA} HER i——Sit roung : An: than zo 7 cook 6 Ouple 7 STENUGRAPHER— TT Berretary , : ieee ‘ 7 reatet ; ors : Loy Ht re ‘hat haw had conside ra bi “= ek berienee 716 Bee inrs hon “oS. a Meer is Hien 3 Se Vows s ‘te re _ pt ov = a J ypi Ove mau famuyv:; references pm Bie OUKLiV experienced: high schoo! o% (Oy — Py: Ja mrs experienced Be — Fix perieneced tat rredit reperte if « m . - em Can... : — | : ’ jis M , | sap Dox x { 181, 'P, at 'D moderate sa sristeeneesinetinenanngen : tion KLirhest references ssiary $100 ru tore. Jeffers and Gravois Lon ete rete 9705 Delmar fe “y ana ortaining the it format by oe ye . — . rho . ; | f ; oR’ rj ie ae = o cena ae a “ee 7 : EX we RT w R ITER —Or ‘maf! order =e” ry “e CS Be BS : met - VANLS position where er Rit - en oe - ~ | HOU SE. KEEPE R—Sit ; Jn motherieas home A: ores than i . , . “Ore Ue GROCERY TRIS icles seston ify ro > Pane ae oe ae ie COP} ette; re ire: © vider, a | re tiGaing remodeling an pe te : ciate _ : —.> ~s it engineering. wante Part- Pint adults employed: » egee. Doard | o> Fie and erite ; and ve ‘\. Proadwer (ey “wes ¢S . : is ave a nie for one ‘ont tro ft ts . \ ~ ‘ ’ re} 7 > 7 5 oo h. if Dox 0-3 50. w Iplorment four mornings ween. ] Rox 2 147 vu Post- -D Spa’ P = GRA P HE ri ¢ ‘ ’ rjer . ver . , ‘ ats r H AW i¥ MA \ ia. «" ork. ar vund furr ltere . a. amas Ray AP _ aS ‘S eel ° ; ° ‘ ~~ ; : ve r 4 ey ry . - yy " . - , . ; ve ’ su ° . : we | . ps ade , - "a ‘ ; ; yo ; __ “ ; P . - or ient ts bh - 5 ee i - rit or ois and experi. oon 2R13° 5 Be 58 Skit ker W. Landwehr, HOU ‘SE KEEPE R—Sit.; middie. aged lad capab le of r : stat a ; ‘riety Btore, 6221 Eaestor aont man preferred. (Call at 1215 ecsenery. Hox 3-171, Post. ] 2 BP * : ¥ or ' baa iy £, i . ’ ‘ - “1 = so wants pos! tion ae ouse pe in Pecpect. ; P50 | 2 On? - ) on Ba - a . - - - - fe ee eee "el Barpoil. 14 "Pine 4 + sl - enced ha ai 16 "belj Box Y-10, P.. » TRAFFIC ss ip MANAGER—sit ss proistants | adie _motheriess home. Box O- 28. P.-D._ | STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY — 8 BON 7 1S years old: genera! factory work : Mate ced on renovates ang | MANAG ;ER—Estabiinhes c: ‘ | omen a 7 pimenieaaenteteee nauapenusenmattiniensnans : wil av} 3° reignt ® on 50- 50 basi 1g: - ‘ thor, mhis » P work mn drug store ne with : . : th S805 Easton ; PERF], U }OUS AAI é . a a ; biden . mt: ] els ferer heen f freight rates q itr ‘ lacy; wants position as housekeeper. rea! - eae : rs Q@ATO Mtn. HOUPEM AN — Whire Apoly between 10) RARDy = ———— | in ime a ase reference: han. of g at and of railroad facilities ; . . ary Cc ol fax e735R "Ce Gesired GO072 Manle ; , _— ' Removed by 19. yates _ fo? ETT 90rn..... Seen cee le anv boiler. £370 Ridge av in _thie territory. _ Box 0-62. P.-D | home more essential than large salary. : * : . —-— “! _ Fa s07 NI mee needle electrolysts. @ . Fi kinds a on eae ' nk ah ok a a —$————_— ~ - : * A > ’ : ' ts Nanently - _ ae per . ae a rete ow —w « of i , am : 3% r : » in " it ’ Se a" , 3 : ’ MISS ATDA 7% MAY 4 a . —— Sore an il Post-Die } y em " Dis an es steady posit; nm. Box ; 2d. C d Call 364 Lac = instances i ferred Hox Y¥-3 ol. . _Post D * Pee - . “4 h ‘nines HO SBEMAN.—E>s ferbenced Apply ” ELECT Tt: | Ma Nn gluing 8's Mork diteing, ‘pipe. | 0-871 Poat-Disnatene ‘ahousework: Tews hours tach” any “ete? | STENOGRAPHER—Expert, neal and com | 02@ant™ Trust eee housekeeper, Buckingham Mote” M ap ee E ROLOGI a 8 it _Yonng mi: dri fiitin in machinery; all-round . 2s MAN —Sit. Willine worker: wants housework: few hours each day: good mercia! experience. executive ability re "$9 4960 Tere unday afte le TE MAN-——White with referenons Mercantile house mang J ere COR. re cm Fei ‘21 . . ¥ ‘ _B x H.°? - Post-Dis. lar on poultry Tarm Rox ©. 405 , PP. -D Worker. Box D- 281. Post- Di anat- hy - . : ‘erect ality, best references 4Jenitres = z : : : - arr, get £55 & Prondw wy ambitious an bet w ~ * bd ~ : , sac ny . a a — eg “= . * a. | . © . meeetereren See a — ; aries “ , , » ? , > P a | . : 4 : -"s : _ ; ‘ a 9 " oy a ees we ed Bute cgi enmte stead * arhedt ard 3,23 years of ae eke | HOUSEWOMAN—Sit. by lady with! position. Box 1-194 Post-Iiepate rand 229 ced can ores: mam te es : eon Bomont es t saieae re las OOF," Sivertis baby: wants housework. country pre. Sw. ITC HBOARD AND STENOGRAPHER .- _— “a nage owes 4. (and abie te « wut —y f ; \. Bomar m1: Ptat su oO me 1B 5 a ing and bro rage. Box © wi4 Post- Dis. ferred. Mrs. Franklin Bor 62 Free- | it 4 vears’ experience: $85 to start ' gic , ' the . . ' ' A newer 0) “Hy 107 I Pp a ig ‘THEATRICAL ? . : f __ ‘i : il 4 aa ' 2 ep ‘ a Til auiuinenbinerepetinepsetitiaeieensinnen L, inde! 565 , ee ee TRAS (arr =! *, ; ~ ¢ f ~hkM me — - “7? “ ti | a... Supt Walsh Motor fe i ox . | age —_ , D1 ( Mable bus! nees firm: references ox Y- 4 LAD 8} th — sricaeed | ana ble. be mite ae one: ; ey (‘all euriy toda, fe) American Btee! Foundry. Granite (Hy e " , ' ’ ' Post - De Jisnatch ra’ ADY—Sit.- ¢ lorough ! Vv experie need. as ma bi Cabany oe ane . ; . ‘e7} t~ gs or dancing vaudeville ace ieee ar- i. ae ; : ad re ie and eva , | : —————— ms e 43 17 = A -Pleasan rT - — one ~ ~~ . >. a ean houses Boy. Th or’ve ruck anA vorr it tris * roan - . = - . ied —Youne and ane te! te ag nd stage training. GQ ; i } ; t vi Se 1 oO . : Fa “ ) o biting! t iT y { 7 IN r MAS N— Si } la — " stude nt oe oa ee a Wi . " Antingay a eae oo - | - drey Twin rks ‘ati iwi Weer ‘and @ Monda J mx ; oat White PLoorm ~ $47 ’ re! hee one rene 45 “grt. ren . Trainine Srhool, a Sid” ee. } i : rd =coul . "k along; wu. vienhes file work. Box ndel >aa-5 , (‘9 Shenandoah #1 nemica! Bide — | Minx bettas } ide. Lindell 2582. ei 7 ¢ : — , ANS) niddle-ared eatn 8 ay phe ~ on n G ily Box 0-16 6. Post-Dis CSN AE eae eee ae ‘a Gen 220i _————- pom : antl is Se ge 2 iTOR——Must hace good refersnce EN— 20. RED—Good trunk. ) nor repairs: referes ok and do housswark Renee: ite to | cee eee Di sald: | “Nehenian eaigche, Speman ead aMilty. | womass at; cloea” conn coal iy Sr ant uke o- | “lie Chae — ’ . : ery } : ‘ ’ 7 leer \ ’ i : pi er f ~ , t “¥ hots - ? ig . T° oh . : — g , ' alah m '* <= “ : , ee : trick Poodle. __ Box ; ¥-340 ts —— A ~e : _ we ts ci Seete “hanica!): : __inelines = ‘eo %- ty a out of aits es Boe tee Pos : - an ah a. =% s : 4% ‘ y JEWELER—And aH aetter “« FS 1 em reemeescag - - . Ti if i ij CH ’ Y \ oO, G2 ie ore 4 - ¢ . . 4 ; , Te » } 1 Pi ; ry rnival ene AND | SHOWS : i? ‘ a. ' Z ' ing 192 Oesires w ork tn ; hi miflar ror. Ts ler LAr ~ aoe yey ane 33 "well ine “at ed. L exper enced W ‘ hes ~ work. , , : re Ane te : 3k - 7 4 : R ehi a : , are eid te woe ” “ 4 19 aie he lde bs wn Sines " . ¥ ; ; ‘ res ‘ —- ; rit ie P?ica!l ® ork or in cTug esreare 077M fc?) in ft ing and record dept... id pene ur ra a ~ _- - in « rhine enor vod of te i*arn the . NOR SAL bn M A MBein Energetic Foun | gods : Nc E} . on. Pp. Im. ee § 80x O-277 Post-Disna atch ————- | YOUNG MAN —al . oe a os Ste at figures H Crane. ». 5567 Etzel. | WOMAN—sit ; with chi - fo do h , - “Pom “Dianat teh. man, Cestrous of ering structura! ja Arwiy j Choutec2 Bi. - ee 7 - JUNG —_ : « need on wper- | - a = AME”. j work 441° « ll Boy oy work on fan “baits Sterl business and catable” of . ores: private, truck AN. - oU vears old: married: wants | petual inventory stock recorde ledger | LADY—Sit ; refined — middle-egen. desires “Work. 441° G loved: wants hai? Gny . , . office work: state age and experience MEN— Mechanical ence Olive ‘ork: has shipping experience - handy and general office work. Co) fax 1750R. place fn small private family or — WOMAN—Sit.: colored; | ante » ~ og Suergetic bay: refer- fully Box 0-120. Post-Disnatch own handwriti Box 1 Ginner, Lindell 1231J. be tN. Sd. idan.’ . —— 0.369 Fost Disusich with tools. Box 0-176, Post-D.’ 4323 Lee ay. less home. H-142, Posi-Dispa: work for

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NURI RM 4: + PO TS GG * Sn Ne anges SOAS. Beat 6) ‘ PPCM A COR ye CE ALP! SDP i ats EE i ad ng Nata . ~ — « ATS i a A a ra ie re A aS CEES GATS: VARIO ER NRRL Oy ot Ry Am: Snyper pes MS, 2S, EES: + oes. Be ds Har Nat Roi BR RS SE RR IO A RO LOTS os 700 MEN AND BO YS WANTED —Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? SS at St -DISPA TCH. ee Aare eteeeneenetineneememneen — A eee Se AGENTS WANTED—MEN | SALESMEN Bn i HELP WANTER—MEN, BOYS HELP Resesten--Sam Boys HELP WANTER—MEN, BOYS nomeee WANTED—MEN AGENTS WANTED—MEN ¥AN—To latin 4 wt $50-$100 ~ . U ' ? xr ee _ P Ii d 4 ‘ ad ~ . Pr i - I 1D ae | ~ “ tf m . - 3 ~ % be 3 a 2 *& i pene lable. a7 PRI ET ‘ ye 8 a MiTy 7 MEN—F;: 4 warehouse Work. REN ARD’ S. lith and = P . + eiavt) Main MA \—Apr MAN—,Apr OPE RA LTOR encel on _ > > > Pa iINTERS ones . rst | oy od 4 hed Bid Ph PATTERN MAKE! eneed on auto PATTERN XI AK ERS >, ca "P RES ERVE COOK iS aro "s - stale PRESSERS—To * de) SY > eA PR “ASM = PRESSMEN AND FEEDER *) Yer anpab.- 4 fterne werk Pr’ one Siechens Presa. AND EXAXFENSSE ame be rep «a sate age & it perten ; oh | ’ es . ‘4 “7? Ri EX Dee Towel mNnation snsnasate anc topeocatfs S3.%5 get our com AGENTS—Leouble saies mrete ine TN. a Tre “UMINe: se are _ ia? seer os bey et “ Peers o> 2Tat* se Thies jer * reyeepe Wee . Lae eam be Rees? BREW MACHINE HAND —Aceiy 745 Think ot WENNER — 4 pang Sen 1-tih PP Tg mR &---% ere BOK \ SOVKLEAS..10 ‘Bei amd akYten “i | enn, SES. vei iiss kK , NG. — SHOVELERS—-~304.. =A Les _N— Wi deawake i ef SA°FSMEN—Mee with 7 {wee Dt > phi rsik late att: Lae et and o> * Seve bb aS new beaks ‘seat ace _ Qaeeanemd fe*er x -eaefai s..eeEDen, eet detalles aad : ~ oS i es ee Four @guthera " doorway & idices. Bote ‘ago. Les MAN—Axperien rm receipe i oe - weet {mer arnl Wome} ntti, — .ATCH co. : SALESMEN FOR LADIES SHOES "Steere ox * etesraty for aD ous | trace, Wai i cmor Ba b- "F AMOL “> ARK qt). SALESMEN i ow ) eA RITZ err ew SALESM AN- _Experienced; sell health service to high ¢ >» business men. CENTURY “ALYSIS LABORATORIES |. S32 Sec Century Bidg SALESM AN— Experienced; © sell health service to high business men. CENTURY ALYSIS LABORATORIES 832 Century Bidg. SALESM AN a —_ APG ting peng tea ~~ piarts Peattlas werth 96%) te ‘sar =

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; Per wee k Stra! mat alarey Pontiac Bidy G house Deup ~ + og at ; or '. Bromotion eat wet but ne kel not Department : Ee. AN wash suits. Pp: mickers, «nm sul footes of Missour! Gd | é large manu ufac ture : ante ccount, ag x , Address } uil par- { "ethical bo ei sat xperien ce. ee., J Ir ee Ww. Loca: #400 E. Lombard at.. Baltimore. ee ‘ ade \N—Local o aa eae | cood ; LiT}®@ rs bue ness, dan : vISI TING ME DIUM- SIZED | ‘ “ . TOW UIS, TO SEL T, v ASH GoOoDSs. De BAR. LACES SELLERS—| IBERAL COMMIB- ‘ENIENT SAMPLE PA‘ eS DETAILS PRESENT TE RRITORY. O0 Gon MEME AsO. 112 E. 19TH| oe wew YORK C ITY. ai w—We have an exce ptiona! op- for a man in goed Gor ont iv ma a ee start on the eroun 2 ‘ord and ref rts Co... Huntington,» > Xpe wien , = . F. a AY " 0 Wood | SAL E S Rickher. | (c36) | an © o'clock ask for ‘Mr manufac? f&tatea wii mail sample and —- N—A young man of prov | Ready Tube Holder €o., jleasing personality ow a jis anxious for an oOp- obtain a direct connection | turer of advertising steel | s will be given a ms in the sale of. go mat- furnished with leads; this posi- and require the covering of St. Louis pening - a territory: success is assured | — 2.514: 2 and consistent worker; salary mal . == fasion; staie gat Noe os fully ‘Box 0-375. Post - Dis. ( Orsicana. SALESMEN_. moO bi les - commode tetine ar N ol cars Popular pric 4 nd «a n umber of port nity 1 Ing seasor Newman. SAL ESMEN tr} ‘} j le _ iorce fr o A, h > or be send as au ttomobiles - me ; | Ving Preferred ; n wi § sn | ‘ we § f: ; i and work with irnish ‘2 Missour! ee | i send] Beil for those "ho qualify . dra, wing ACCoUnt E sigh-pressure men Pico sane ~ Ea a 24 . Grand. North Side & ai direct tare ca Genes low-priced | vy: leader in jts line: appoint- tech, mod bond: ng of local dealers in slud- on : in duties assigned: preference given a 4 with ability to impress local selling ane a > gnits with profit opportunities’ men wit h ‘he be Pguccessful. honest records in magazines. | pewspaper. book or insurance sei ling may : qualify. The right men will be perma: | | pently retained and paid good salary at | gtart: to be increased later as resuits, | warrant. Give full det alls in first Experience ed - Absolutely y S300 +, $5 Dh onograp) 19 a ie largest. used: every doorway a prospect, especial- | Jy office buildings, hotels. theaters, stores, clubs, restaurants, schoolse, chure hes. epee itals. elevators, homes; leader in its ak: wood men can make big money and mall “| *fucrative busi —. Address Wear “Proof Mat Co., 2156 W. Fuiton st., Chi 4 taro, Iii. Eee cea egerioacet with car, call ing on retail drug and hardware trace ' with high-grade line of merchan iise di- > gect from manufacturer to dealer “ma- pent and profitabie connection a ' @eass voung man: salesman salesmen: permeated at plant. Phone for appoint-| _F Paeeat nate ding «me M. F. Dakin, Hotel Marquette, more business a os M0 and 2 to 5. ‘sinpee to dis : : The famous | tS Capital stock = SAL FSMAN—Wanted to carry the hers ~ he four g00ds2 sold to , (Curlox ha} r net line for Missouri and iiment § tio ee Apply for Kansae on commission basis: this line is ment by letter Wester See, | sn ; easily «shown: fita in} .. 14th and M n Tube very compact and easily y n; fits ~ eS well for men carrying small articies g0- ae | q ,. - Fs r xt ePs- o “s incture® be ‘epecialties a Ing te dr us ond department ates es: sa! weme turer eee St. jean wen corering other territory advise what he Lape eae by So. sectiong you cover, as we may be int er- , ork ing autom« . ¢ with : 4 a ested. Give detavied information in irst com mission ee jetter, including territory cove: Otter Mfg. Co., = @ther lines carried (t gcer,. Nationa Cotemodit y a Spruce sts., Philadeiphia, Pa. LES MEN—Good pesition | open in east ern Miseour! by one of the largest man- Siacturing concerns in the country: per- ent work and chance to build up e profitable income: only men who Sagan produce need apply: line comprises | ars; . mn — floor baic ony, Famot _ | -gemplete assortment exclusive art caien-,; Co. @ats. indoor and outdoor signs, also spe- | SALESME N—Wideawake” pee oy in leather. cloth. metal ae well) : ap Dem rings igen Foor oa ting ecards - na mailin c 4 rds: big Z men who will be inte t &% as cree DIE in earning $30 to 20 a week eeliaga” p Semand right now; commission advanced plat CS, phonographs and radios: pe meget on receipt geen tae e busi- tunity for rapid promotion . & in person to ae KIESEL HORE > c West. American Estab} ished 1879 miei ier : and Monday, Apr LESMAN opening or an Saiesinan tlon and estate: det enerpret, ‘ads furn inhed- extensive as niahed: fa ative and commission bea sis . T. Salewmanager. Oa | te : Ss 3630 Olive . | SALESMEN—Exceiien: Lion abedis fifteenth chandise advance earn! ae | 3 iret SAL BSME N- ost ly perma uent Missouri: and oaple. ®' ores: man for line retail comm Sslons: er te bilitiag. Se! es : Detry it, Mich. Stoc k rnCerry ean | SALESME ! Parte TT igs? ESME tn an - developir nae an Ss ion oy handle an extremely * uum cleaner: those havin sa lees experience Pos'tion may quae a : providing they r oMmTorm to the stan: Aards. and: men this company. Apply ‘intel . Sunday NAY UNCCATIAT SALESMEN the best subdivision on commission basis: drawing ac week can be | {2) = ESM E N——$3000 {n Px uffa! Q, via to three months . = introducing latest a& 4 tT os banks, merchants, . img) ac g : wa de iver and ~ 4 ata ~ iets tt + eg SMmen write quik k. Sosa 4i Adv an Se ing Servier, Box 10. La Grange, Ind, 4 . SALESMEN—Ce} lendar or advertising spe Claity: one of the largest and best knews manufacturers Of advertising s«pecialt a use ! ive at. SALESMEN—Crew managers. More ¢ 100 per cent profit: exclusive terri Selling Neaco safety gas tank caps. ~e ved by National Board of Fire Un Unusual co-operation. wie a market comes to vou * ry evedn F ‘ort Wayne, 10 wd Rerry st., general stores, SAL ESM EE N- akee of ~ ae SAL. ESME N-——Calling on for Box reputation Apply 509 Times ; . Bs n a propositi line: aay adve ties oan 4 - vine vox f $60) per “week and and territ ry »vered and how often; = Sromot ion to} one tenet ory a ~- f. o roan | ho ¢: ce. Apply Salesmen's =. J 160. Post Dis. : (98) ; « ES ee Tt fA MAN— : pSALESM AN— Man who knows hardware & A Ex xperienced ; to grade] aationlicmiertiall ae gel health service to high class! a at iona tt) advertised spe commission ; opportunity build aa f ie siness men. ( "'ENTU RY AN- DUSI Ness. } j e®acy CR 5 ‘t er - Write si vine (ete, Aue x YSIS LABORATORIES Inc. k, NOY ere ® 882 Century Bldg. - - - “17... eS IS Sng An ope ty is off a ponoreraeeaalintesase ‘ Nita inci? agar a 8 ESMAN—Experienced ; to of childs " of an essential ; » fits r wn m BS5000 to $6000 ee 318. P.- *D. Se hate Xtennive fampaign just etart a ° open: ngs for a few aggrem ve Proven reeord Zo men of ex- T ittterview ads iress Box medic fan offer an opportunity to ALP M EEN © present «iandard bOoKs to » reid looes only; Wwe have a brea! 5 tasiier antl-now have in preparation — . oo ~~ estab wh themselves ew Dooks meeting a Position wit the t -_ bounced : ul —— a me @etributor in the ci = successful salesmen, good Sales asvistance and Seouiaieten sé'eeabie occupation. ashen. rt of our co-operation plan. AD- Morning, room 100, $22 2 Pine, fullest detalles and business refere b. Lippincett Co., Philadelphia, Pay irated business ‘and peneil, thor- . | YOUNG - | news trade, | £aAlesmen. (per dar | sured; fifteen | informat |tery hy (who will : ithe i nese and willingness to work. | per sell. You can be on Easy street in a short | es- '+ Louis its ihave decided toa SALESMEN WANTED } SESE Re SALESMEN WANTED | me ee SALESM AN—Good positron open in | SALES MEN— representative Louis selling to la SIDE LINE or full time salesmen $- = to $100 weekly sellir lal merit from factory to irug. hardware. electrica Address Drake. sales n Lincoln av.. Chicago. SPECIALTY SALESMEN—To se}! grade lubricatine oils. greases and infectant. as a side line: commissio _Box O-303_ Post- Dis. SPEC TALTY SAT. E SMEN— one v . } My eit and ra- ianager., rtisine j to stores } 4 Wes: co a - MANAGER- Enveiope sealer, envelopes hour: amazing. inve ympetition: retails $4: $70,000 Consolidated Co.. Dept. D-205. Iston. Boston. Maas. (c99) IPR meg A TIVE—That nen nod territory; new ‘en i without competi- both business and profes- 1; su€cessful applicants will be Invest $200 to $1000: ——— ? eplies etris t! y con- if possibie lI if 100 ‘Boy can artic g£00d let Cy $16 A DAY accessory experience S8ary: "an e _Write Dej}, 2 Pe ratree SIDE LINE SALESMEN Our Atias of Road Maps scr cing mendous success Absolutely nothing like it on the market Sells to book. drug. Kaston, EASY—I st ace essories. Chicago. Advise fully your territory. etc. & Clason n Map Co., 431 5S. Dearborn. Chicaco. » SPE\ TAL TY SALESMEX. —_— $°00 weekly making 5 sales daily 7 15 minutes’ dem: nstrat fo stores: %@ .advertising and ty ‘wah e retal a $15. Wrdra. 407 § Dearborn s! Chicago SPECIALTY SALFS SMAN To call on merchants. St ionis and yvi- cimity with a new proposition: 8°09 to $30 easy f good men; exglusive terri- for producers Apply 28 Centra! bank Bidg Se!] tory Nat fonal SALESMAN WITH FOLITOWING AND ESTABLISHED sHOW ROOM. For reliable knitting mill: deliveries commission besis; references: high caliber man with jollewing rered; no objection to kindred lines REGINA KNITTING MILLS. Jackson bl.. Chicago. ASSISTANT DISTRICT SALES MANAGER For each of thes Springtic! d. Mo Jette | Wannih: 2: 2 ot hs Payee | as- only consid- 223 West rg } for full line of | tine hosier [.-302 Post P LE SME . eo cc H E Rt S M ANAGERS We are organizing a sales staff the new 12-volume Library of Modern Eloquence, just published. Salesemen ready in the field. are earning $200 and 8°00 a week Spe of proved selling abilit,s le » choice of territ ory now = also for those who COR hers and managers. The gales campaign is backed bv na- tional advertisine cirevlarizing and close co-operation. Office calis by. introduction or request. Drawing accourts based on ability against commissions. Address MODERN ELOQUENCE CORPORATION 200 Fifth av... New _. EXCELLENT SIDE LINE FOR LIVE-WIRE SALESMEN Wanted, experienced traveling salesmen, now calling on hardware, varnety or gén- eral stores, to. sell new, patented, steel, self-setting mouse and art traps as a ride line. Fastest selling spectalty in America (15%) par cent commission; i ea! for live wires. Saiesmen averaging $15 per day cor better. Give ion in your letter stating ef merchandése you now sell; state COURLY of mty vou now eave! SALEs CO. 332 8S. La Sal'te, tn ae} can get a Splendid ov}. Can gualify | proposition ILLINOIS Chis icago. MEN, DON’ Yi OVERLOOK “THIS OP POR- TUNITY. more men at once lin eur city sales organization. This is pleasant out-of-door work and to those apply themselves will pay better per month, while it also offers unlimited opportunities for advancement; onivy requirements are honesty. neat- If you want rut call at the See Sales Man- igt?¥¥ We will train several than $200 to get out of Lhe 41, SHOP, o N. ager Grand bi. DO YOU WA NT A BIG BANK ROLL* That - hat you wil! have if will me You ‘on be making $1000 or month if vou are a worker and er can time, whether rou have ever sold real tate or not It over with MRS wright Pidg.. 7th and es Chestnut sts. Salesmen of Executive Tvpe in | Nearby Missouri and IhL- nois Communities Practically every community purchasing high-grade rigage notes from St a permit a few salesmen of type to represent us ‘- their com- munity in the sales of our first mortgage certificates. It is an unusual opening: best references required. Correspondence invited. E. DAVIS R. E. ORTGAGE Op- | posite elevators, 2d fleor. 816 Otive., st | Louis. Mo. ic) near St bends and Louis F serial mo executive (c7) | high-caliber | art | service pen | self- ‘loading mechanical , straight | receipt of | excellent oppor- | tunity for big earnings by compe- | Cincin- | _for managers’ | above | | | ! invest- | cotton | Address | MAN AGE pata pee ed in sales | te | ws 4 this is — | PARTNER tre- ‘ | PARTNER Wtd. —To go in etc. Rig money maker for reali | ’ | PARTNER. _7th and’ Olive i3) | York. N ic) bet Ween | |'PARTNER Wi td. —By ALMET- | more | ; house requires the services of to complete the sales organi- zation for its St. Louis branch. Thou- sands of introductions furnished from which earnings wil! net $100 to $300 per week, dependent pales ability. P . Coilier & Son, 7 ya Guar- Blde. Aek for Coette scription —& salesmen Mr. nnty *‘Let there be (Stransky) Light.’’ EASY PAYMENT SELLING PLAN This famous Electric Light Fixture soli on Installments, is doubling Salesmen sell + to 10 per Sarpiges $17.50 to 3356 PPR , Wirect to Stores. Offices, &c. > Want g00d salesmen. preferably with auto, No capital required. Liectrical experience not necessary. ee can install Good territory open. Stransky Mfg. Co.. 161 Cana! sireet, ” New York. FREE NIGHT SCHOOL IN' SALESMANSHIP amvitious nan " > years o ‘ by the largest selling organization f kind in United States; the purpose is to train men positions with incomes far average; there igs no obligation attending the school: opentn class this week begins Monday evening 1:30 onere. at 208 Locust (cB) Special amen ne Wanted Is WELL ACQUAINTED WITit TRADE, O HA? C AS. Se ‘I his the HANDLING RE CONSIDERED. XPERIE NCE AND PR : TALIF veny = ‘OMMU NIC ATION NS BOX J-385. POST- DISPATCH Unusual Sales Opportunity The Purina Mills offer a. real sales opportunity to young men who have character and ability. and are willing to study as well as work. Experience is not nec- essary. Our training begins with a three weeks’ sales class, fo!l- lowed by out-of-doors farm-to- farm selling. Men are given careful supervision and special training. Those who make good are rapidly advanced to iegular territory sales position. Kleven of our sales executives and 28 of our most successful salesmen have come from this junior sales force. Do not apply unless you have character, industry and bealth. The work is hard and you can only succeed by constant applica- tion. Only single men between 24 and 30 are desired. Applica- tion must be made in your own handwriting. giving age. history | of past business experience and character references. A photo- graph or clear snapshot must ac- company your letter. Address l.. M. KISHLAR, Purina Mills, St. Louis, Mo | COOK- Ss — CANVASSERS ard SOLICITORS AGENTS—Hto- Ro-Co. goaps and 150 other best sellers pay big profits. Ho-Ro-Co., 1334 Franklin, St. Louis, Mo. (c62) CANVASSERS—New proposition: _tnake $10 to $15 per day. Cal) Sidney 1515W. Sunday _ i _ to 3. (‘ANV ASSERS—Men vention. Commercial Broadway “a> “ay ASSE RS—Make $7 Sten ning-Schmidt Chem New berry (“ANVASSERS re De ate a de} DpOsit. tana In lian Re madies, e+ — CAN Vv ASSERS—Ana soli citurs. Mr. Miller is the man to see if you are looking for the best money. getting Prevost ition in St. isin Van Milier. 46 Olive, 3d at y ( SOLI and women: Die Co., 2019 N. daily, fast seller. tical Works, 4543 for Mou- kxperienced workers license necessary 261 8 Market. mes or Baby Nt che ITORS— Ladi ies for he antes v and conimis*®ion. Service, 615 Benoist | Bidg.. SOLICITOR: S—Hou se-t to-house. men women. Sek-K1i!)-O Chemical Co., Olive Linde}! 6208. PARTNERS WANTED ART NER Wtd.—To build 1U flats: 1 have _the lots. Box E-134, Post- Dispatch. (c8) »A RTN NE R n o established, — Ww td.—In old ger: ing usiness; $°20,000 required. VU Box 1076. city M ’ PAR TXER Wtd.—Scenano to collaborate with camera tnan. -9, 'ost-Dispatch. PART ‘NER Wtd. onal rot esta! $1000. on 160-acre im sieanis farm: home. Box . JuUSsi weg prefer one who has call on built ders sma amount of money required. Thee O- 25). Post-Dispatch. P ARTNE R Wtd -Lets get if you have business 3 and a few hundred dol! te nv _references exchanged. 1 Rox "H- 24. a> > -D. P ART NER Wtd.—0Or assistant - $100 to invest: music easent! lal. Inguire music Compton ay eA PARTNER Wtd.—wWith est in carnival and streer tion: something new: no money Box H- 176. ‘ART NER wi d —Young business. opvportu- opport unity for obtain half inter- active. profitable 0-208 _ P.-D. acquainted gery ability know ledge A school. 112 if inter- propos: bis $750: ha fair Competitior Post—D' spat eh. mat to fr anage T Lian PC oP rience o14 I ra‘ae- PARTNER active int established tion: cash ‘TURZISt ' maker: ler ig down, tow n se. references ex: hanged: } investigate at Box H- _H-166 Ss. -D. ' PARTNER Wtd.—Lady, prepossessing. fe lady's shoes, silk underwear: no money required: remunerative if can qualify: bank references furnished. Box 0-227. _Post- Dis PARTNER Wtd.—-To join me in trans- forming used autos tnto jumping jitneys, Toonervilie trol! eys: made new rides for fairs, carnivals, r.; Must have some ™ one ' and for Box i. 0-499. P’ -D business: once i’ ARTNE R w ta oe | "or work‘ ne man = STE CE SE RIE IE Fe “a That ne ADDRESSER— Refined young lady to | ave addressing department; ability ecipher bad handwriting. correct post- office aries lists, employ help; salary $25 week. Box 0-21, Post-Dispatch. — ALTERATION HANDS 4S pa = experienced ladies’ hand, KLINE’S 606 Washington. __fcy APP "RENTICE GIRL—To learn beauty cul- ure; 3 marce ling; day and evening classes. ‘al | Mond: t Talbot's, 1221 N. ‘Taylor, ATTRAST OS E OPENING FOR P f CLASS WOMAN. Iver 25. norma! schoo! or college training. who wants more money. more opportunity. more independence: duties involve some traveling: work educationa!: experience un- necessary; we train you: excellent | for teacher: Position permanent: paid from $start: rapid promotion opportunity to earn $3000 and wp per vear. In answering. state and give televhone pussor for appoint- ment. Address tox 248. Post-Dis. ic7) ATTENDANTS—For City institutions Ap- Ply room 201 Municipa] Courts Bldg mi a. Mm. to ov p. m. (c) BEAUTY PARLOR high-class West End shop. with excel- lent opportunity for ads ancement. Phone Grand 4026] after ~ pv. m, Sunday for Particulars. BOOOKEEPE R—One who ‘is capable of taking ful! charge complete set of books: excellent oppor tunity a advancement; have Al references: state salary ex- H-175, _Post-Digpatch. (c) BOOK ic EP iR—Over 2) years, correct and thoroughly rapid with figures: treat confidential information as euch: steady position: state age, refererces., Married or sing): salary expected. Box I. 66. Post-Disnat: h. ‘ ete nates m CASHIER AND c ‘HECK i: R—Box H-272, Post- Dispate *h. (1) experienced, long- addresses for mpgs pleasant positions: go0d wages. 4 Granite Bldg. ALTE RATION — HANDS—Must be experi- enced on men's work. Apply at once. nore & Raric! k, _ 606 N. Broadway. fe) SASHIER—Nea;: man “ 19 and 30: Herz coat Salarv ann 30 | APPRENTICE - must DEC ted. hand, envelope woman bet ween have good references. 91” Loe sust at ic) yuuneg must f ‘andy (‘eo j 9th_and Pine. (cl) a T E DIP PERS— VW us: he experi- enced; steady work. Herz Candy Co. 212 Locust st. ic) CLERK—For office work and take ord rs over phone; experienced. Box H- — Post-Dispat« h. ic sma)! “sites; sepewanne Protestant ver phone, low oot salary, H- 140, Post- [>i spatch. hich schoo! gr ad- : Hotel, C Hon ‘Ol Charge of wide awake. personality: replying. give age. education. Box CLERK—Grammar or ate, experience in general office work: must be able to operate on Underwood machine, be quick ane accurate at fig- ures; city reference Uired: one with executive ability doniee Apply » ie -& _Sayman Products Co.. 2117 Franklin. (c) COMP TOMETER OPER A’ POR — Experi enced; some clerical ge adding ta- chine work, meee H-27¢ -D. icy COOK—First irst-c “less aa ~ , 4525. ic) a seist housew ork ; private Delmar w hite. German references: preferred: excellent wages. " fo co SOriie ¥ white: references il Li wares: own room and between 1 an a. COOK K——E . ‘perienced ; bath. “Apply 4410 West Pin COOK—To care — 4 rooms apartment. for 2 people: no laundry work: rood : Call after 1}, 6801 University Take Olive-University car to Ade- DEMONSTRATORS —Two. for demonstre: ing electrical devices in the largest store west of the Mississippi: previous experience nm demonstrating electrical de- vices not oe wed « State qualifications _fully. Box H-71. _Post-Dis. (c) - DESIGNER On popular priced ~~ es’ hats; wil! highest wages to right party. Apply at onee, SUPREME HAT CO., 905 Wash- ington ay. {c) DINNER w “AITRESS—Call Sunday, 4103 nar bl. DIC TAPHONE A only some H-* ae 2. F tthe DISHWAS ASHER-——Woman. Call 73 8S. Broad- War. Page erit a DISHW ASHER- 700d; ¥ "andeventer DISHW ASHER—Cx Oo jored ella Restaurant. 2726 DRESS FINISHERS—Yo°o enced on high-class work; tion 4202 Ww est Pine bl. ELEVATOR OPERATORS—Experienced, white. Apply room 600 Title Guaranty Bide (c7) OPERATOR—-Experienced : light dictation. x oman. wo oman. r ‘herokee. rune lad! es experi - yearly posi Embroiderers and Beaders Experienced on dresses: _, home work- ers and crochet pe aders., FRIEDMAN & SHIC CMAN. ington. oth | fj a ENDERS AND STAYERS- — W anted ; experienced ; Ely Factory, 1212 S. 8th Street. FILD CLERK—Supervisor: perienced in geographical er 30 wears old: must know how to op- erate typewriter; state age, experence past record of employment and salary de- sired: splendid opportunity. with ar ivan e ment Rox H-46. Post-Dispatch. ‘ FINISHER—On dresses. Apply at _Hykins-Brawn Garment Co., 617 } floor. PINISHER—On nurses’ Apply 4342 system not experi- Forest Park b! = Paka ae ee ic i? must be uniforms. FINISHERS- “ain pants: experi- | encerd; good positions: high wages. Ap- oe bee National Tailors 517 j Morran st. £4 SH EKS, tty AND BUTTON SEWF Washin ee 'On men's coats. 1231 gton, “id floor. ——————— — — —- F I T T ERS= We e | want thoroughly competent ‘on women’s gar- ‘ments in our alter- ation department. Apply Superintendent's of fice, sixth floor. SCRUGGS- VANDERVOORT- BARNEY D. G. CO.. mail ag. jenced on order cir- PI 41 Granite FB ee culars cg. | GIRL—F or housework. ‘|42 Portiand pl. _ for gener ‘al housework. 105 Vernon Forest 1336. (c) | GinL—E xperienced. for makery store; ref- erences 3ROU W yoming.— at2 (c7) “midd! le-aged woman. ‘genera! Apply 3307 Washington. (7' make artificial flo food work 810 i? Lu __ fel) housework ‘5 =] RL S—To ma etene oOWers.; Cas. making surgice! supplies. Ap- 3500 Ohio av. (c) bakery. ior Ply Lutheran Hospital. ene in i Frank! Ps OS A ATR RE ONS a arr pressing clothes. 7333 | W. Eastor. peas 5 I | GIRLS—Two. to assist good pay. eek Dame 4202 Shaw. (c) GIRLS—To ake phone or ders. B) ack sha“ s. $168 Juniata 2. ae GIRL—White or colors “0 Beliview av reba ll 40; sR. PEPE SES GIRLS—To 0 bast ne and “hand on vests. 3840 Ne braska i te ‘ | GI RL—-White. or woman. to ,- et wren eral houses ork = no washing. 4201 Y Pad. | GIRL—To | wait « on tabies. 3853 “Olive. ! Maryiand Candy Co. GIRL—For sceneral home: reference. with housework: | ; ’ housework ; good 2280 S. Jefferson. to| peer Daid while learning; also iadies to} - HIGH- | GIRL— Ligh \AMALL GIRL to opening | with | qualifications ' ; | GIRL For baker Vv i | GIRLS—Housewor kk | must | | GIRL—Ww at Mary!) land ! ' G ] RL—F or (c7) | | GIRL—W hite. ay | Post- Tis (ec). ae Cinder- ; O04 Ww ash- apply tory work. ELY and Walker Paper Box!p G. co.. 3409 Texas av. thoroughly» ex- | j j ; | fitters: | HOUSE _ How SPOOL 1—] efe ‘ 4 “os > , . 2004 8. ‘Jefterson . Be | oe re: required, 62350 Ridge. Dei - ;7T o : bem Apply Supt's o two sters TS TS lexperienced wo ee $ alt friends: cooking an: 1 5 waite: euat eUSeGIRI— ‘cuneeail meget ama) | tien, Make Set ee no { re » SSSse ba . 4i| conveniences: good wages , aS, ~ G ie - ~ nah Cobanne, va gs or laundry work; vedepenaas | k AMOL »- BARR ( 0. "| Smeaiiaieten nk and operate addressing puired; must be experienced. 3801 | , SOR RERRE | one must be aceurate 617. 604 7 ore bl. Grand o 206 Pies te) OPE R A TORS—On Singer and 7 y ——* -. a 7 - a SEKE n EK RR. oli “¢ ad ) e cee . o* ~"home night ened, for Call Otic rt ea red. é xperi n e . > nion Special sew ing ma- ome e ath: . - : third Bmore north. “oP? weg se +}. R-—Middie-aged woman. oer chines, to sew tents and cCan- 'GIRL—White aay dete aie evan ic); ‘AN WAG t ( ‘ooking no BS A = “a "was hing ¢ Call po ak ” Orn KREEPE R—F or gene ral housework. vas goods. C AN\ AS PROD > . .s care of two children and | . ——e ER—45 _~ 50. years old YD erenerally useful; good} 6547 Filer, 97+ German; single men. :| OPER ATOR—Experienced, on a SINRtOn. inatimiaiicnes : or colored, for genera! house. | "vom ving _ unh—Canebie. _ experienced | ladies’ hats ; steady employ 2 work: £0 2 sjrome a aaetne’ 2000 Bette. irkweed To * geass: institution. area | ‘ment: ; good wages KING- . arsna OSR. ic) . ¢ see > - , ; . - —--- HC it SE KEE pP EK R i. ‘om t rkis . - , "% age 5 operate ‘ — as body sroner | adults; fi: t. Calj petent. wofning: S| BRI NS SMADE MERC ANTILLE 2004 8. Jetferson, "6 Laundry vo.) 4562 Washington. ‘| COMPANY, 1701 Washington GIRL—Young. German: to mOUSE KEE sul r; R—Mi ddle- aged, Shon y 7315 pous ise ad: k. oer O86 ‘ Fea he a a ven ue, BL ARES 5 7R op, i” 5. Broadway. : Tt Tt ee . ry. ‘ _ lIOUSEKEE » i GIR my OR WOMAN For cook and house- brig poten sate O} ERATORS “ or semi Wages: references required. ) Oming ad Experienced on silk dresses. ’ “slant ‘¢ i . GIRLS—P or hand. sew ing. trans GR¢ SS } RIED M AN & CO.., Oomanis and light fi Ctory ‘ ‘10th st. sibel cag oy 1324 W ashington. OPE RATORS—Can offer steady employment with ex- oe stea7 cellent pay to experienced op- ae : s 3 y a Jiki-Genean pratarved HINdlOand a }erators. ELY & WALKER_D. ner; al ppm os | He YUSEKE E PE R Middie-aged or elderly ‘ . * “ Lindell bl. Take L P Neooen Tl vom 948. home than wages. i. CO., Sterling } actory, 16th u bial one Benton { . *600 Lyle av., Me GIRLS ‘For hand F y tera , transfer _Dlewood : eres. fe) : and Locust sts., 2d floor or | Gecalicomanias an gn actory work ‘ , ’ ° Call Sunday morning, “ou SN. 10k 3409 Texas av. (e62) |~ GIRLS—Over 16 years of age. to ne rs A TC Tro shoemaking; steady work, Pedigo-Weber | Koeln. OPER TORS learn car, Shoe C ‘ust 33 fe aed eee eee 2 noe ¢ =e Locust at Joth : fold | eye IU SE KE EPER- in motheriess home: GIRI-—To teach bal! as ed 2 eve- | > preferred; good home to right nings every week. teach right arty. Call and see me or address Poaet- | _party. Box H.- 74. Box 327. J. M. Everett. Valley | GIRL . a _Post- Di spate ‘h ~W hit e. good: for ge neral ” house- _Park. Mo. (c) work for young couple in small apart- ment’ Applv 5231 Westminster pl. (ce) GIRL—-White: general housework ~ good | - sencnenieesnndainemieiio’ —_ wares: small family: no w ashing. 3903 | HOUSE WOMAN- ~-lAght housework : Bt. Louis. BES ple; go home nights. Demba. 746 West- | GIR LS—Over | 1 8. “for pel ij ne candy wate. Ant. bakery goods, Herz Candy © HOUSEWOMA N—For general housework Washington , i und care for * old people. LS327A Clin- Oera OFS ame ne “" | ton at “pecond. floor work and ’ +. LADY—~Young to work in Clara sist ' po e ns SB, lady. Box b- : 1201 "08t Jispate Shop. -U1l Clara. cr} W ite, for renner, al LADIES- —Single, Cat holics, under g 27: € can use some | stenographers, secretaries. Box . thoroughly experi-' enced operators and danc es. es HOUSEWOMAN—For general housework | and laundr >. Cabany 094. 6: 246 En- Tight ic 7) ‘Steady work. Best pay. R., ‘Lowenbaum Mfg. Co.,-23rd and | Locust. ~ cou- elderly Candy , GiRi san Ww hi te housework in ; reference. 915 ‘Post- ‘Dispaten apartment Arzgvi-, LADY—Sit.: of refinement _Forest 9264 (oz) GIRL—Young. “to answer telephone in of- wishes positon as anager of apartment house. Phone nw My “Miller, Delmar 4808. fice good future Room 221: typist ex peri lenced: ‘small fam LADTES—To list estate for a good | ‘and : ‘ability | real ObL7 Pershing ic) | -guire, Delmar 2°20°2J GIRL—W hite, sIRLS—Single: about 18 and over. for} LADIES—Younge. to learn hairdressing manent position a prefe rrewt 4064 Olive Bt. (ey co0d Wages apartment. Forest &S76. firm during spore time. (‘all Mr. Ma- work: week to start trade; reference required. 302 Arcade | rT} hoe a at Koken . wee Tex es av. {(c} Bide : ; ic) b f d S icxperien ed. to la bel bott! ; LADY—Elder y. “as tp jsekees yj ng ag est O wages; goo 1 : he odore. bs ‘ bf! guarantee while- State age and Pox G-3t preferred P yet-Dispat h GIRLS—Experienced, union SPP: Box G-36 .. experience Varian Oth af . factory: ELDERL 7. a ADY—T: ake care of home stfate ace experience Post-Diepat = ‘ experience in sé€lilng tory to wearer: can and better. 'f you want you Box G- ' GIRL-—F or ¢1.—— Youn Ad? Way make used to good write poe - Fa ” jadiew garments. 5869 Deimar, __ ladies €armenta: , Cleaning C6é6.. clede avr garments; steady South Side Ive (e46x) ink Ww ashing SYSSA NDRESS—Have electric Cali Colfax 126° J. ' days week: machine ESS—White, 2 electric erienced, before noon. a ee ienced whtte references, wages: smal) perienced DUO Uhio give a sales talk or who Apply help out on Sat 512s Post-Dispatch. high-class Forest | are willing to learn a sales Ap- 3 — Mane r > Expet pene ed e 4 K v4 mR Al’ HE R—~—And pol be y writer 415, tha | Vat MILLINERY —Hook man one : ington av ie : _— MILLINERY TRIMMERS — Experienced: piece or week work. Golluber Millinery | erman, Wydown 228] sO Co., 1409 Washington av. HAIRDRESSER—Experienced. 2018 — MILLINERY OP ERATORS — Ex xperienced | must from fas ex perience. make $s" + ae Vost-Dispatch GIRL—Re! able teacner rive ‘ : LL AUN DRY “GIRE — Puc! nen ‘| 2235 O” FALLON. d Forest 65 RRM nced ladies no shoe experi: necessary. NDRY HELP—Woman Look. Co.. 319 Locust st. ) GIRLS = “address ens a = a LAUNDRY “HELP—wirls ‘experienced | Brantner pil. Bros. Shoe Co., 364% ‘La “! 3) a” Cah an ee eee. reerson Aunar iv Si ‘¢ erlenced ‘cooking and Andersot — , PR ESSE RS—On firet-floor work; - (ey! partment ange sa! 1 - si + & : : dell 3841. : ' partmet Lange Laundry Co.. oo 4on ladies’ CARI—Good. honest country rl to do _W orkes. = S reasonable salary. Rox 0-389, Post-D1s Htand ironer, experienced on shirtwainte Star , ir } rhe j ; c r n white duck clothing factory; '0- | LAUNDRESS—_F art momo ne aan “a. fia. cee tear hosiery. 3957A Evans, Sunday, 1 to 5. tl ' ne LEARN YOUNG GIRLS, OVER 16. TO LEARN | , chine. Ann- vac AE. a LEARNING AND GIVE YOU dry and cleaning: 3365 dry. 4325 TIME. APPLY AT QONCE. BAER, references: cal} Romont Co., 915 Switeer av (02 & Broadway. pable partier, not under 23. with expe- reom., Appiy Wolff Shoe Co., : fa (- rands and pe rform light fa wanted. Box G-391, Post-Dispatch. (¢ home, | Lang-Kohn Mfg. Co., 1408 Lo- MAlD— te pes me Expertence non : ar sewing : ¢ ‘ inn ; } A NTRY “GIRL—Young vo man to | fe Home Laundry, 4300 Finney _— salads and sandwiches Herz brick Shoe Co., Fioris- | LAI Pere - aoa curtain dryer; bare PLAIN SEWING Wtd.—By day out or Aa tor . a take home. Central 9036M. a plain and legible - ‘ ee eee tion. Apply Monday sorters and checkers hay flat work: good PRESS ER—On ’ wages Apply Monday a.m. J. Arthur Cleaning Co. GIRL— Whit te; expe —— - palais ] emall family. good LAUNDRY HELP Shirt finishers: aleo ern Gaubatz Wakes, reefernces Mrs. Mackay, vO; experienced girls in machine ironine de- Lindell. Phone Lindell lefferson, (c) ' PRESSERS oe — - — work: good salary. general housework: smal! 3 faim | AU NDRY HELP $53 5S. Broadway. iiv: girl treated ase one of the fan bil} PILESSER Experien ed pleater: oe ene: os wy and fancy ‘freninge. COLONIAL LAU all-year-round position for right GIRL—Bright young girl for floor work | hry C., 4020 Olive (ec) ' good Grant. (ce) surrour r girl w ate to — = tale vigntes aserlice Jacket Co. 1 | hts 7 uesday: cleaning. Friday. com 4 SALESLADIES—3, to eel guaranteed es . “ : ¥: | -- iw. y . a NEPY.| LAU ma- | SHAKERS—Experienced. Apply Excelsior GIRLS—TO MILLINER leader laundry Co.. 2325 } Texas. _‘e) land ai ‘© SHIRT FINISHER—And boson irl, oO " LADIES’ HATS: EASY ro | % n ™m presse “gir 5 WE PAY you 'TIL_LIC LAt NDK : jaun- experienced preferred, West End Laun- POSITION AFTER YOU LEA CAN | Easton ay a» = | SHOKB WORKERS — Experienced patent TFACH YOr IN ‘ VERY SHORT LAU NDRE SS— Exp colored: best leather repairer “omuete Shoe Mfg. STERNBERG & COHEN, 321 N. 14TH. 3°227 aoe ——ewanevntiininwwtinese, | BOOBWORKERS — ffxi verienced pump LEDGER CLERKS— ; a SS eet etre gr Sag, obi learning, based on: Dyeing & Cleaning Co.. 2515 N, | YOUNG Finney ay ic) | ate ee eee ; Candy | $184 | ~' WOMAN 4 4359 La ~ | “this is an weasel my St. pane be 'YOUNG LADY— 512 Locust. ic} | indies” and | work and good | fer fancy enr- | ; : ’ ’ See Miss Harrett em ploymen : p! t Supervisor , 4th fibor Kinloch Bidg., on Tenth. north of Locust. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CY TRIMMERS xperienced ji dies i eng Rusa, pon aad c year around. MEG S19 et: , STEIN-POU shingt TY FIST — Good education ; Gib ser 7 Pos Dita.” in own vn handwriting. w. —_ ee oar Rapid and ace eed Apply; stat age. ara: nu and salary Post. -Dispate ‘b. TYPisT—a. ccurate. "ooh: Inc., SAB ¥ rankiin ‘ay ‘ looking Boo. . reese | WAIST 4 AND SKIR enced, Cummings. 4443 w AITRESE Experienced. shington. New Libe WATTRESE— sae ‘be = weed. Apply _ Leslie ey Tea Room, be_experies Grant, — m4 WRA?PPER— FOR BRIGHT COLUMBIA MILLS, INC, $12 N. THIRD st. WOMAN—] , y ery; aiene % "ai, 3 “parce elle, bak we OMA: ‘Ne OR ( bouewors, 1300 krsomnendable: 7] wht | WOMAN—or xi A. tir aan , sew r i ho 0 washing. Ca!) ofts Ca — — | WOMAN—Elderiy, for ene! for heme than wager. ee Taylor. WOMAN—~% ompanion o Week. Phone Webster 925 925, eres ar WOMAN—For general kitchen LAike’ « Hospital, GOOD PLACE Y Experienced girls for zig zag | C'RL. APPL machine on musiln underwear. | ‘mora 5533 D , WOMA! N—Whit hite, for cenere! 3. 1 sow, wagesy. family R raown an ta {iddle-aged : White: lis =. 420: ‘2A " Easton. home nig ote les OMA N—Middie-aged Freohitt kitchen and RL ae, ne ) Diy St. oe hel “OLSA -Middic-aged. “whie. 40 he housework: cal! Monday ahele fe Washington. ie) Ww OUMAN~ genera! 72647 WOMAN— Middle-aged. to wash B. , help in kiteheu : ‘e@taurant, 5400 siaad AN—Vor all kinds of sew'n know how to sew carpets ri ; day, Housekeeper, 1 Hote! Tettons son, WOMAN—W hite. fo for general housewe «: * in family: one that «an COOK ; need wages. Box 2-9. Post-Dis. WOMAN" remote are far 3 roome " Call after _— cook for one ean heusswank white *# m.. 3316 Washington. no laundry: references. A ate A we IMAN —-General! perienced : W Jestminster, (er WOMAN—Reliabie. “Seotch or or English: nurse for two children, as l and m old: references u Lox Bros Post-Dispatch, — oe. a Settled white. housework, one capable of Me. -B when necessary: muet 4 any BOY, Mat heer disposition, bwition, went a aeprearance to serving .n Kast St. Geek teria: under 42 years a week to start; Louts for I ‘oon 8 and Oe. . ° = hae Boatman’, Bank Bidg. ~ i ; GIRL—To aeelet in good home, fair wages. 42 Phone Forest T2048 W YOU Na; t; IRL—German. Fi Austrian, ~ iv “der one iately . speak English, Lindel HW $HRO - Thoroughly office work. Appl Kobn eR all kinds of day. 12 to 1 pb. m. Manchester, _ —— yor abd LADY—Must how. t “i 4, veine Post-Dispatch YOUNG» WOMAN —Aj tractive whe can ox O-A1B, Don executives, i SALESWOMEN WANTED ASSISTANT | BUYER—Y. Kenady at W Washington. >| BAKERY 3 ascR =i : ' Ballet lere ane ‘Pershing wt me - | LADY—To weil | health and accident ance one guperiatentont.” ” Sts s Uiranite | LADY—Te take endows fer a our we fire! ; ’ __ Grand _ayv Br ee er) on adie hats good pay. aqeey work HAIRDRE SSERS—Mu ist be manicurnst- Martha Hat Works. 414 N. 12 Sperber’s Hair Shop. Arcade Pidg MILIINERY TRIMMERS—E xper' ienced Mears ——_ {een 4 ty or HAIRDRESSER-—A} gir: . i} _- ai - r J ecerw Syviveeter « Hat actor) STENOGRAPHER— Experienced. for een- eral office work Banner Accesnory | Miz. €e 74°70 La Sa! 'e a! te) STENCHJRAPHER—t) ood opport un! ity advancement Hottie Mer: ” {om Vietoria Bicg Sih ate! . wah , ENOGRA P Hi R—Muet be experienced, E iad YraR : ome ay MID 42 a genera’ know! a = oy ei _ t = r wavers: al can” of ru page inre se housework no eut- ny 465 , : o ; 751 i sa’ *T) er, ce side: nice room 6137 Sr ose ray zn i Shi ie 3 » rT: Lo) 4 . ee mad P ™ rl pr, ce We AG's ¥ Sal ge ee ae? ae res r . : ge Uf > o ‘ wut i 2. Sere. rR Saas ttt pe ee ee ie Lee ee WY 5.5 ey * Ee ae eed eer Rev Veh: 2 wad SO 7 BARE ICR bee * 43 Vex ati? Pen it a : S| AO: RR % \ A ae ‘ eae Neat » SP 5 NES. ae 6 tas: " baler? oa “] aM AP i uw ha” pee ue Me wha ewe hae a BESET es eee g.<" ead Cem | 1 a, oa RED ‘ ,. ce x bi) eee a ae - x, «& " ete ee ™ * : ; +

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Z7UHA St “ |) heap for quick [vos Benron. ec) | DAVENETTE— ane aad velour; cost $110. | FURNITURB—Hich oven gas stove, Vie-~- | PURNITURE—We are diaqpoeug = a Aces a -—— gee: Saperer, oo mm oe ‘ - aed thake nice appearance aDD : ‘er f . ~ -—e pay: — , ; ; , surimgs. ruse Dem utifu pie 2 wal Tut éiniag a a ad ee | ete / 5263. wv wens: 3 - % arn ae RS —— a a " + . a . r * . “ . - : , Sunday im . wer be: we 2. a5 . OT rs 4 — —s = _ =~ : 3 pieces gee nee. a = . . i‘nwte Br y sail - . i 1:30 e'cloc x, rm om _ hom —_ wied"s «ye itwa- a - an nh Se i 9 comin 2a lion ‘ kas ee ee m4 An. 2 . a Mr Raines * *, rge # ash reci ster re. Ph on till £aiiom. Railroad >a 2e3 e —F wee — = - - - TR ry) . \ Y,~ TT wr =i res , = OWS - ‘Tia! c- EY R? > oss — : —y 4 . As — peu = b, . - = , — Z : zt" ee oh) 4 . 4 : ¥ - Ft a A = — ~ » > ~ . . - —— en w . ys A..F gS its N. Vande | se ~ een es. # . — . a vy. pe 5 2 s tain dertna nent district offices tm almost Fou mor ey. HOWE SCALE ©O. S817 W AL L I At ER B ARG ’ ;AT N L+Re Fg aii , u = rons ; nee poms Ta.ion abiret graduvia tam: 'o_ — et *h se = Mor. wore’ Jno : very arg. cir iy t he i” ~ Our eDer- Bre v. 2 tian have . ; - . i" a -" . —s —— - ws — ” ’ Sil . cf", . “? »} ~ Pad ta as ~ “ sae - — TT sold ith «@ 2 e aA = & . me @ wy] + - rr LS zT°TrT ‘an ™ a 2 - -. . om poet ME : - a aeeail _ ige« ~ — . Superior | tn Tees = seo = of ny O08 “LU. S. Maia’ Ving scales. wafer. Jeske iefter files fitheut borders: 3 carloads of stock. 7185 | Repec ia a a sae) fo meonn ee cg ae ¢ brary tabie niffenier, table. brase bed. Call Mom-' esame! high oven gas range, —— ' * SS. o. obit h s 26 twee —~&2 .€ ° rs 4 : So RU Raw iM ~ | Eh—E xa site ates _ eating stores. 1 bive enamel cas @ay 4211 Waerinecton ~ week rls. Dargain roving _- + a8 : a fier = *4i1 ~ Lit _ ence ae ne - - a ; é PR Oe : —_ e @gt BGR: ; + = —_ i ae = Sar@ents ena Bond weekivy enables us sfore . . - +8 sie = : , . Irion Market Writ -s & : ~ e ws ee M S8ha ea ¢ r xturee, siizt ¥ gsr. ~“ | 2 34 ~ oD stl Jade BOs. . iit : _ : » _ . —* o* . ~ ——— — or ; ms ro vient ™ ie Me _ memes ae - -. aeenens io -_ ot wa Ler : , te offer “DIREx*T TO WEARER: blouse ; 6 : , . - > ‘2.0 Adil ‘ rug? . alla : adeu = 7.2504 Na rie pn on ~ v ‘wla ¥ 4211 La taye a F ih Tee vii TT 4 eaurm even rk, 3 eyit uw Ae wry ——— = . J : ara rtmen’ ‘14 bridge toy - MYL. i LAE WAL GiBin Su =e — - ae Sy ign? =. ti gite, sweaters. gowns, skirta. “DAINTY” | CHECK WhiIT?tES_ aL (FER HEATE nomatic Hump a a rr — new: rpasonabie. Ca 5220 Page 2¢| BARGAINS in ceed furniture that looks, e™piete: can aleg gual goat _ Linde 1 i ig a F a m ep x . ~ . > _— : . ¥ on Ww i i 4 i _ : ur ~™.S 5 “TT bx 2 -_ > eo“ > * Pe" ° ~ “ ; s e eae 4 _ 5 ik uncergarincnts and hosiery at prices stent i. a “her furniter $24.9 Stufied Gavenette airs mm RNTTTS : complete for less than “% price and par | HOUSEMoLD (“es _ Com sass “ie nes 4808 Buiwe ; -. . . f : eo Se : nsin 4 Lim, “arke st *¢7-- ‘ . a _ i — Deane - ; —_ ¥ ’ . Sek 5 , 5+ onto, —_ a. “ iene ne . . — _ - —— — —s a “4 tatir.es i. earn S10 te sis la ¥ 34 ' ey Warket ° - : ¥ =e te __* —— — . a ’ .? sy ; S32 |e. ete ee is - 22a D -- — - ~ ANI “ a RE—]l 4 he & if -Ts . Su e. re 4 nN « fa — mr Tor ) ee v aS - ers ie * to er ayn * “ , > bic - os " . . > " “ - " -. ° - - 7. ae aay = come are: tiie Sentra entpemenenant — : - — ° — = ond —_— , a a a _—— . - — abst sss oe en .« bea , = * ba oe ) Be ~ g cesire Rue pe SOT? are i — “ | E ba we £1 0 = >. 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T\—[reeser eb bO4ds bebe a ave LN iN ty 2 BD ee i. -Dieee }-piece . er ' ° * tsehoid 1 « = a‘? , ; KITS . rN ROT ©FrR ‘ww |e ye: ; —e —a a.Toost ’ ’ ‘te oT « S15 Ete i? tt s men nanan ee EEE ~"e ene Beene cece: : = es ¢ ee” - a -iereed. : . am : ~ t Sa 2 a * —_—e a ~ a £. ‘tiles : a > ott Penl : ~ _ r¢ Pore iain —- : Mod lining iAMP—Beautiful flegp Rernicers* OR 7 eitchen : > ; ec N ' “ , " : “> “pe . lige ' ; _ *{ te « es a ~—S ji ‘ *s . : i NING S&S *. *-Diece rises $50 a 2 ~4 —" airs 631 ——— ar Te ‘= Sf tculs fo convince one with one — ane * *% az . —— — ‘ » ; 4 z = | ~ . = ai . ~ . . = ; . Snes ss Se Fo A | sted. — caiman ll 7 : i. o en: + i= “RR: Ba : = ees o ‘ ste 3 nr rig? 2 ; . ~ 4°90 Ur worcs Dat seeing is beltteving Why ras +s —— ere ee . . > LIBRAR : ——Paisiey. India s corer ; = . , pare — Rory? - - ——— — — eroun to Drivate bomese looking for Dur- "rs - ns the mar. = . PLAT - a _ or ™ . . _—— — | a ng Piz o “si > Kes a. es bah ~~ s a > a . Py re * . - vs . a \ = - — - ~ - SA A RET - . — ae vs os a - gary office a; mce that is in demand prices. £°¢ our . ~) : a -> . . . ‘ “« [25 7 ; hay kh: GeeRAT ee new i7é © - * - , ’ r ‘i ne - . on — | r. — . . . -- wassaendguages .T L mw " : . - = —_ y : ' : . . : = = ’ P > ae ow : ) . > — malin. * tr . = -—- ~ ~”~ - - a omy a 4 e . - amas m ste tiite Hen soa . . r , * 9 . — —. meth » . ~ S . hs ‘ ' eo“ : . - a e . _ Fiz a, ke Liar “.r. S00 setisfiec”* Liesigte2 ard perteds right Be ra & . n ~ ete ‘(fe © — . 2 : . Toa -—™~ : - . were Y oe £garee - ~y ome “ mw agama Sak so Sabie aS. Post Dispa . “ 414A Evans Sa : i a 4 ep-to-dare. Ses r show wWindews ead be — a at SORES: = every om ; far. ~. REPRESEN TATIV BS— Rr Nea “ : an — ; : ’ - . . = Vue Beet oe = [igeany ~ ‘ a ote Cite 2 Ab. - - - Yerk menefacturer ' =" eoaliv 1 Book ~ — ? , . Pini ?, . ry ° age; fin * sings a " fr . tome ae _ = . atc HOUSEN’D GOODS FOR SALE “ae ' : a = —— ie a , ; irs, baffe hina met. $73 401 Langan Bres. Furniture Co., > =“ a atve line of fir k anders spent 7 ‘SE t gas: Majes ANTIQUES RES Ane -seties : soe SS Tl ae white sn ard Purcits a ree? ream srmaine saute — ays | RE: so bers : : = , Al Delmar ii 9 ee iSth and Washington WNCOLEUTM RUG— tee ot ae. Bde ee ; slg ie, ae Marker « - z ar F : o~ °° ' “ arereyper sweet ' Seems ; Bs. , _— hia - 32: round gas P c . cts Ove. . ; : : : ‘ tis re : 2 engineering. 7 volmnen - "a . Geom: state f mlifications. te Anda a “A : ‘A - " = , >. - all w pt. : ; — , ing. + Ve | = “ac? Ria > bs. 20 E. 1° L.. wi 7 aq . a = =3s eater . > s ' ay ——_ = FU RNITURE mt i p. m. JOOS ore he eR ATORS—We nar 2.” i / mY : A>. , > ~ . : » ~ —_ ” - ' eo 7; . “ee man : - a tt - ~ - ~ ~*~ 2 ~ ee - Y ~~ -” Pe Pee 8. eadieain — . TR > .. ce, _ * sia “ — » 2 : " - an - X ‘ = ; . signe ‘ $- x - : as 6 be 2 t- ’ = _— OLD ~ RM 7 “ _ : TAKEN ts Ld “Wf a" by re Pty ee? ad - re auld -~ i A ve . ~ . 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PRiINCaPrALS ANT \ ‘ i‘; . —_ , i on. - . : . - : ee ~ : a ” : eo - -sgheaanees’* _ , . a ; -_ . : a ero Fone - TEACHERS . 2 as ; — ; erica furnished ay be : Suite, $98.5 Many attractive din- LIVING-ROOM SUIT : Cre SS - | oe ~ : . >. . = }. - 7 SUlte - + . " a . ny + ; Pia. - Unuewsa!’ opport ar earnins iet xs . A _—- -—— - } Ww 2.4 man. oi a all ¥ P roma — - » @ a _ . a ~ = y. eee . — . e* vf “i RS } ‘ - —~ = aye —-_ . =a. - oe net seg ot pg —— “Va .% 4 = — A “eee. sew ane : ao _ _ . - = ~~ Te” Go : — = “ . . ? . ' benus: also appertunm:y for perma 7 braae 5 : >? > i : x tes . - $.i3 « ‘ - 9 3 : . . ‘ _—=- = oe - - 5 : ae na — aertien + ast -craving ore naa LEO , _ Fi 4 = . , erode [IctItT™: * ™ -~ eer’s. 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Ss RANGE—} 2 gray enamel. side’ LIVING ROOM 607 ae Ox19. two verrets ’ : aa . _- osh La, mn - tr : 2 — a id aa ~~ * “aeomy. = fees af & ue nesiiline ait — : : . —— > - Er . . ‘ ti - . maneenagoenenae —, ecapemnaanied erncaatindtianmntipeiasannimnainnenecmeiiaipaimeenea “et roms 46a like ages: % : hota te ireuser oa "Za.8 ef ia ~ S a ~~ —— ¥ ~ - ' ~ = at @i7 " i $ ea enon Se “4&2 Ps & 6 Ug -_ we oren Saxe SROS De Tone . fe [ite test, Applications are éestred 00) | : .BY 3 =a ; 294 ; poems S35: are : _condition- $20. Lindell 4648. | IVING-ROOM 372ml Sica_as1l. $12.50. 9sts. $1250; R “ —_— : “ : . ‘ _ ms = ; . > 4 : ey oe —_ — ° — = . oe : 2 . sact fice — IVer-st ul ec. Aestes a is wads Te yard 13 " ; " ; aan aaaataaes : +s ‘ sia nn I — Evans. @ a ? eve : : - = : ‘ --~ , rf . ‘ar >. ti weews cA> a. * te “J cx ¥3 . ae Ei yer - cr — st. 2s FE ™~) om 24 7 TY = tl — "os wh i’ carted ——e “a. i - * ~ > x © rs 3 r £ a ’ = oe | : > Fc . " a . = 2 = 2 . - 4 ‘ , . - _— - - -* y 5 . 4 > >! 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Smith. laies ry te tad - ) Neutrodyne; compieie. soenaiod an GOODE—— 4 -Combinatio S608 Bulwer, |//|| ™Machines carries the “fur guar- |//} FU RNITURE W TD. BADLY ! thing in new, from S bulidiie eee | “EXCHANGE el. recently raat sell quickty. | JEWELRY WALL CASES—One Of. one | te fH ‘Forte at? sed building materi al: ' | if is - _ on P = - “ like ne Ww. | . ‘rr . — . - : nday pt lawn ee oe black ~ |} iH} “——. of the Coffield Washer Co, || All descriptions large and small lots-! Ur prices are Tight: prompt and cour-| CONTENTS -¢ rooming house 1, 7. Sidney 441 oe $4114 Hartford fe) | son : one Str. miltinery wat orn Ree re ; peta av. comes “* 3 — ii} OU r ins ectic , ler “a ; co te +> y ] - teous Serv ’ 2 ’ ‘ naligc9e lor Sinali fi rm. 4 ’ ~ ; i r _* a, . _ ' ° ' S- t. hen 8 at wa Case - a! m vo A ; O—A mplifiers Bp gaara : nm is cordial! y in | ntents flats, dw lings; highest cash | sce, Save money; see us. Betta Post-Dis a OX O-334. ) ee WRITERS— Underwood Giver. Roy. floor cases 616 Morgan «. (ch | _ Ine, ‘afi * 34; bah gation. | 860 (Bell or L% nioch). (62 , - |; EXC HANGE J urniture aves rything c Oo . * Ne thin “Dtale - 10 a ’ d eas combina- , vited without ity W re ; : . special : as roaser’s | | : the slizhtest ‘obli- ii} | DPices. Schober, 4442 Page. or 4 — recking Co., = ' 240 a, Jefferson. St eee eae a’. es boss bles, 4; pi condition: 3.5. ii . ti $65 LUNCH COUNTERS—steam tables, bent- Bt: fig repair ine. 42 iles. Grend We Prosser's. —_— Se euae. we. » Lucee 2 : ae: st. — = ae ' Call, write or phone ‘MC RPHY IN-A-DOR PB BED ¥v Wt Sts apartinent Will consider good «e 4Y 2 N wood chairs, $2 and up: white tables, ; -; HOUSEHOLD : : , ; black B. & B. No. || OFFIFT. # : td.——State | ‘Ty EXAS | 4 tox O- ‘os ctatatien 189 if rooms furnitus: Cc ~ Seostion: barsain. 201GA'S. | Hl 926 ppt FIELD AGENCY, m| | =—Poce. Box Y-308, Post-Dispatch. | | ex _O a8 “Post. =Dispatch TYPEWRITE RS—Royal. e te —é coffees urns, stools: cash or terms. Stern RADIO—Atwatert Kent model ¢ ~~ * . condition; bargain. FORD Vtd. —Bx- hange Hrune wick and Amit Corona : Fixture Co., 72] N, 7th st ic9B) ber, A and B burtertas Pine St. Phone Olive 4160. NGE — u et. ie ee — | ff! : if mane he Wid Oey eating ene 0 eta SI JPp Y records {for Ford touring. Call FPP oo latowt “mode like new; very cheap: to. | MULTIG RAPH—} Latest model: fine con- Rant 64 all Glue ename!l: ‘as J Keung . . ition, also re t€ 5:30 p 11 0§ Vic st ‘ ay evenings Sitiney IGRI. 3906 ii also Fil) -Fisher biliime ma- ut eg “new $95. 1202) WATER HEATER Hun, phre A ~~ price HWNG San Francisco. MOTOR © YCLE Ww ta _- ~— Arsenal et be ' ‘ Box G 45 > Pott-DMeparch ' ° ani , O80. LsU~ — ey omatic, — : — Exons > Sime of: . _eatesineseea — = ; = — CD) oe "B66R. wn, first-cla ondi: ion; | 20.090" PC “ r be of old feathers: Day Bie Lumber, Mill WwW ork, Roofing, | ary business. th . > ac , Po ~ 3a Oo . t : ant Hina . an se ig ar. ak i= ai iGRg a“ a at. O ded practically new 1aN e. Lely nar 88 Bel} 8 | | arrett Shin clesZE te. . 275. 1 rth SRO. “2 on _ - ni .. ennon — rs Rd og "A le p KES RIiPTION ‘ASK—Biac “mahoe r ' | “at . (0 : ‘3137 Lafayette. ' oe as — » an — meee ; ; » Pre¢ ompt Dalbvesten ' / r 4 - . we: , » : ' . ¥ " an y : first~ ' Ss r j Ce -— — {c99) be ost- panes . ~~ - ingtone $1 gy “oe : Olis = S , - coolers ag refrigerators to meet Vour re. one iieneeen “10D eer. {rae “ego 2 pega SEE Levy first fo; g00d a . Box tops $5 Tailor’s Singe eason. GRAVOIS Ry OFING CO.: covering old he > ra -nree utfit. 71> pe2%e for! $30. Unde rwoods @. ‘free service ane | Tirements: prices and terme to siit: Baldwin head op RATOR— Top _— fe) and secondhand furniture. 3]] my able i330 live ; shingle roofs with patent £E24 or ra. Peete mAs Poor: largzeet ck in e¢ Louis | enPies on dispia Vali. write or ohone and all other nee | a e. B , old all TO E XC NGE—N ian ' AR ; : , | HOWE SCALE co, 512-14 St. Charies ; - E J siamn naee Pairing Zrav oof ice ‘ r, Twre ay r Ek lange « ae tical! bra De 4 “¢ : S ave! roo S our j ton ne le Exchange a ' 10th. Ma ) : "aAhiy¥ nd -new. “Pemoow a TOR—7: b-tb. side-icer: c00d | —_ : LATEST Work Rope anteed. 9363 West av. River. ive | - ra? Klin 1162 ee ee enim ee, | SOLA Delmar a tea: ERA TC P > Fe . = SS Rit nal tee x 3 ro me a 3 Utah Grand 2307 =. AUCTION, Monday, “April “3, at 10- oe ne: With bi hoie attachmen:: cost side Ate a ah — =~ i nan av. 4&1 ine. | 4243 iumysh White ja . as ne®. S067 Utah. oe me capacits & mm. at 414 NW Rroadway alanee - ——._ 301) 330. 4448 aston ; [> ‘Nese! 2. ee | Ww ORK a tae one have you. 6301 TYPEW RITE PRS—_an mekeg: rebuite and | RE s STAUR. RANT FIXTU RE S—And equip; FOR Daragine in ae Tc EB OX >= — teh - FF HIG DRA ATOR—50 pounce: : . FR hodes- B urford furnity ire stock, ’ Eat ctri ewi AN PR —— Seur-| 1 DOANE 0. repa.r or renew ;}__ 0! Tae ae Overhauled-: 5 and up: all machines ment: compiete outfit never used. cash | supnlies cal} at vars ’ ae viean a Ag eit d + iA i - ARE Fee Sisco ity Fee Vita a y y NPE, "A De 5% oe ~ aie: > ‘ Sultes ing ) 8 -} ’ hhen ae ae it Work Ruaranteed- voy | rps am time : - : or terms : at moat reasonable prices Ben- = a ---—rmeee io. 7 mal 2 = he 4] op ‘ oe pal 57444 pea hite. ~ Mountain Op | suite vty tea dressers ide. —— a I a wil save mon ey by calling Grand 8601. | oF - a ' a a Singer Co. _1007 Market | a YOU want a b- ; ~ & A" ; " o> —_ ™ peeoomee gee ©. : hgh 7, he , . => Ti«. Re IL L TOP” DEsK— Ty pewriter. U nder- — tubes fo: 73 be pent a : may : abi EO . Me @F 1e | me eating Stove. carpe ind ete.- ae more : Car. Suarantes rest | DON” Daint or naner wv an il ¢ } AS aid ; ryp EW RITE R SALE Wont and the tvpewrit er de» ik and *% — Owa 77) 7? etal. blue enamel, Fen = ©. : at Yr pay your home until the CASH paid for diar nonds, old gal nT yap ows : “ 10Wwa, ; = SRATOR Allan - ok” mane rms mwa A. Se Ticic Auction & Ss ‘Or fi = ae | gutter and root are repaired: good weeks num and we th med it Brocton: it N. 8th st. Olive 3505 Central 4: chairs, file, new au to tent. 4540 Gar. OHANGE your regenerative recelvap inT eg to . ). capacity, Dvw. | } age Co _ Au 7 re (eT) EWING. MACHIN t— Hound yin Sir es reasonable pric '. Konittle, 4444 | C 1° Broad wa shaeens (ons . % field, (eG2) give presse ete fn ene, 3 Conte T’0ad a : ‘ a ‘ " » ~ ~ . ¥ = " _ » w lj . ; . ; ; *. r . aston -* . o~- ° ofl : ° . .? ee si - - —— . - —_— ~— gpatiint ~ c u n Is 1] CHE / “s ar ‘+ a - Olive - sheet Cae me lesa - and atvies -: P TS—And ser Vive, _ on al washers. Cai. an - : pan ‘ Rs - : amine, _ ess — - . q for dian onds. old go! id Diati- 4 : } a ; ; its r PF lal'or ! SAILAXON | PIX Tt RES—Smaii Wet righe for tlonge anew wered cents each. All sizes an up. | —yGown 25w (c8) SEWING M ACHINE—-Electric: al ‘om re ¥ a im and silver bough: Broadwe; . Burroughs o; at : Sur Pr: soft drink staid lL. H. Coon Pacific, | Informa tion )|_ Service, __ 3668A Fe aie 40384 wf GERA T* RS bo and if : leet a. ; . rice S; wt! ail h Thi [ion Traneges ‘ m4 ¢;> Mant ea > . . 2 ony or rcacte "hone ’ ° e ¥ =e aS \ and used; | SE ARC + et VHE RE “You Y AY Ina r ge. $503 i} , CAMERAS | i . 812 N B adwayv. : ye read side. Phon 2 L a UO ee Se $300 KE NNEDY SET—wit bee r_ demonstration. Po 5% A Walnut. ‘ . 2818 Clark fre ont, 0 eR. — Syphon ons | arger selections in furni: a ( v new. &° £9F Nort ket CA —~ ER. Anne aemeemine io «dn - ter , : nts Union iter ©C n ize r en "* wmeiGknaATOR—B }ohn- hon SUS | at nen : ' . , oo al -? a POETS) Mal ‘-ON F-Cistance Seraco Ox, ry / geweiry; laise teeth. Miller, 13° ) rentals ~hion Typewrite: Co 11 } . @ii sty es an ad seizes: oyaruneee. 4q HEE C S BING 7 = c ie u1GEI white enameled lined stoves. Out of the high Zistri-t SEWING Mac HINE—Singer . ' ; r ‘film; case and tripod; $]' live st.” (08) Sth st. _205 N. ‘12th at (coo) | -—— i. : ———— ne cinad - 150-1 078) —— - —~ — | | - : : FF ba HEN CG ro; LE ~ Gis ee ScrRiGERA TOR—Sitone-li a SH — |\SEW ING MAC HINE —Drav roo ~4 ke IDAK = ea sinment nything valuable. or will trade. Phone — Co.. 1005% Pine st Matn scales; Dercel post; meat and vegetable 8ST. Loutrs’ PORE | / = 8 - awe “ 7 * ae . . . SR ' F , ' . ; > > — co “i . . a - - ’ “ee Walton. ell. cheat 2S Sami oles porcelain and } Commencing 10 a m.. extra large fale of sew vie M. AC HINE—Don est ic drop head, | : 34 48 ae Say see SL Ly] AMON Ds bought uD to $: 500 | per Carat: os TPE BW RITERS © RENTED, initia! pays — COUNT! ER— Ans Figgr ‘HE RIMA x = nel f . trast : ie ) ‘ RITC HF si e. ABI INET—Oak ‘ . lined save money at our 5 ‘ A — ee eonditior new } a a ie make; 9x19 MeDouss: enamel ; . be sold to highest: bidder SEWING MACHINE— Nice drophead: Paps " 7” « ar ( — (cB) | "IN MACHINE . co © OW CASE WW 1 lL eee : o Ar wiv 4020 O)} ive A E ectablished o Bobn AST AUC TION TU. 2009 Mor fan. (99) chean Jeavine city. 48065 Delmar. (c) HIGHEST pr prices paid fol for old 4 gold, j broken 80 (29 stores), 807 Pine st. Main 239N. SHOWC ASE: cules. aime ae registers, | KI TC SHIN CABING Dm REFRIGERATOR— a 6 mason jare. | SPR] NG ( yp Ke N IN sacle Ee ee se Bette) ee fewe! iry and diamonds Mille 703% | Central 1°15 (eR0) counters. scales 83 i rain T—Gra Mortis . = A % Tr, table rug. larg (5 T SEW ING M ACHINE—Singer . Frood uss a CLOTHING M: arke at Re RITE R BARGAINS ~~ SHOW ‘ASES— Drug store or aT wall res m, adjustatle. 5418 alr 4 lowa. | Reduced Prices on all kinds of new and round bobbin: all week. HIOA L ee : 3 | Rebuilt and Fixed-I'p Seetinen d « me, / 5 ‘eat Le: mahogany : STO E a a % a like new ; iream its ane room “at ] din neg ry) : s ong : 7 - - — " rn he da Wanted ' Beat 4 a! les we have ever offered. Tt ee Ss Ra : E working “tenta. to Cal Cc ‘ompton,. _— Tange and porcelain lined: ats (C) i dg yhe ds. chifforohs . © - pe . matin ¢ ger; ine aan dei 6617 qd, ii] - Vandeventer. _ cost T SOO es 1 24. Post-Dispate Pine st. Main 2399. Central 1215. (e99) man Cabinet Co ©. 3401 Rutger st wt. oe; | = Semar. . on need “2s0nable, (2, > —Porcelain lined. about WE M C Ss re | sv Orto! ‘ PARE be: wi td. —20. 000 ladies’. itle Box © 24° a ~~ a Ad . Suitable for resiaurant or other: L, iis R AR T ABL Mass; og —— 113 Pits, covecity like new. 1774 Wag- | : +f f ; T EL L ' SEWING MA CHIN E—t'sed Singer - | mens suits. overcoats, pants rinest q aty oo arat hive STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES . 1201 N. Eue lid. ’ é {eI } 9 Mon ta Ve iva ~ Py es, lb . ° ( Soe but renewed. | > * ® . " - - “ - vv. y j — - — "y ‘? VW ne | ¢$ rh S YI) eee ~ a a hae ; Hi Sj ° ; and alight nMurrors. Gurilr : “dr m_ ID: alin for shipm ent; alj over tne count , DIA ‘i rN anal ads “> ]-kerat absolute): nd : A ® . alem, — on PR se can ce arley- -Davideon preferred. : LIA ve bis Et Ma , —e used. ai i] white . ~itvire » , = * iedionns fas gold Pn oe k . ~ 4 , ‘ . 65 | 6 : ir } : ‘ . . ri ee , . r ). H. Davis 1 urns iif : Cs p a [ATTY Se: ey) (Al nes ; . '. . . er - os ioch, De! Mar 365. Gelber. {> Ve otha fo ash a a be f nean Dei Ld. ar 33 , ondhand., ft and up: at lowest pric 8, c78) | or wate AT anata ' Neater oy, ~ mf ‘ ee ~ ieap {ec and her furnitur: ‘ P Pur). ; ike ews SJ : wa V IFeinie 7 Pe fem —- ENGAGE ME. T RING an’ =~ 7 - FIXTURES ! —And grocery st ocks: if is lce cream tables and chairs. back For Sale 20 S umes; lo z es . _0o.. ay me Pe oe ae 7 i > ti ; : \ SEWING M AC HINE = OM . wy +7 a an 7 ‘es paid a OF ladle. es yr) ” ingn setting $600 ox ' ; YOu @ : = , Vacate or want to re- j “ andy, a igar and Wall Cases: cash wo Shenandog} fee REFRIGERATORS—We have a Ba tops. with all attachments ; ~— 9 - th; al] lasky, . : } Leon: a > atlas . ~ 4 Au } q ite tf T —FRur we ° ‘ ‘ 7 . + : PE We sons : te . line of the well- known ™m ake ‘ ;7} 7 a T P Re SSE R?’ S —F estalozzi. Na { 3219 aeto , A to. fall s in RA _s a geod a ¥: ‘a- wee x 219 , rower J , MADIF. Forest 516 -' es : th | . + oe sintenmageny ee, BPICYC baag Cleveland. Grand ZaA° Stowe ‘all a9." Be t 3 atiy Brice atom | . Fenuine furniture harea:, ;' . ears tee een A id es’ nd ° clothes: . | SO! TTARE— plese 1’ karat perfec : s any wal il case ». 7591 Mancheste — - 5, ; sold ai a crea ° - tr} . tet Cai - mu! ulTil ure he ‘ Oo} = Sw Ss vYerTry OPO tat I a m is Bul " I v Daa ‘ee, ee 1} iM tg le . an eate Tr. - ty Row OM TA ri — : — & the time {to purchase efrigerato al _ ermal | id ‘ p= ‘ , a ws -—s ace Brice | BIcyc LE—G 2000 fo- eh . ; 94) S. Je {fers Th. 4 . rt 4 i} “et a o . \ . . x : ‘ wr : . . ‘ - rs, A i Ss. . a Ye ‘ no find grea: - aTeaine wd SEW I ss MAC HI? \ E—Dronhee act , ‘4 [re for Eo “a. silver D! ‘atinum, MOS ~OnMDiete iines, all ma KOs, v | a cae te par soo.” ™ amre + ee oo £000 _ condi: i, , capaci LANGAN RROS Pp ( “eee Te ' yr ~~ —-~ : yo BR EP eggeerege ee : - ae sé 9 ‘ ‘ on, 0 t © Washington. eh se BR os 1&th an@ Wash- Stitch 141] Burd ee Oo: ry Sout) iv. ic S ai for kodake. Grafliex Cam eras | SELL ait makes. renairs rentais “Fietcher isc SCAL ES—aii_ kinda, computing « and floor Radio-R Rubr “* A Batteries doors; por Cé lain son: —Neve : Z 2 eapecity esse Olive ot . tag CTION” TU ES SD AY net sews fine. $12. 282 21 Nn S. 7th | rr, aosnil her. ales tanke rage ~ Oilve 129234 w Millers, 139°” 01 live. (ef) scales 616 Morgan at. (ei ? PRICED } a : Ye ATORS ; tore fin OU i On f . im? V i] > > i I t ille ‘ 22 P bes re j GER sore.) Sne household goods cf every description. A ireinia : -| PR INT DR y rE R—Fine and size. any amount. Miller, 13: Olive fed if purchased. AMTRICAN | w Broadway, fe 62) ? ~ InNi \ cammapeumipiameantns _ - Kensington Soleum rug. cheap. § | SS aos Sywhon; gas e) SRATOR—100-Ib. ice capacity: | secondhand fur niture. consisting of Beaume wear 1800 north. ns ; : . St meagsenererineeninags - i Cor e. lat n rir, 3 ni y . te Ip & - - 1 . : . — ‘ aT . F : d. 100-/‘orgoleums. et ash or credit : KIN, rear, pARPAREL W td. yj. | highest entae 1 8¢ | BAR PIN—-Platinum: 30 4 amonde a establiehed 1880 (39 stores). R07 owner installing new fixtu 4 g° Del mar te) R nl o~e ' ; Os Ss i bp 4, me L r a . _ x - . . oy" b > i. +o oes dian -- — ; bray Y ta bi «3 leather, ve! like new. $20. ot Bo. ec wy, COBt b €z0 Ss x . , Dnt 7 ' i SOAP STONDHD SINK—Double drain. & f eet eee j a ? ; “ecry TRE ial . ‘ernie I ear Tr | ” ; ‘ / 4 : LIBRARY SE? on “ae foner RANGES tne ali -Nd brass bed. springs S. 39th at all, f 4 the right numbe- ; - Wanted ___Casen: cheap, 2201 ¥ ranklin. (c) LIBR vei* restau, —_— _ oo : every one guaranteed (c80) | aveneti ets. roo : Sewing ma hine, S10. Rood = « ndition, with at chmet | CE . | 9=ueeeeee ME. irket — | for all rou: a work: portable oven: sec-/| liquid carbonic: Twasona ble 3369 & MOTOR a Va A . P " ‘ >» “ te, REFR. TGERATORS S —- ~ was stove: all | mention’ boekcesse SE Ww TX: M AC HIN ES—Dr ophea from §5 io $30. ‘Beil ean Bae 5. ues perfect: $150 Monda. Mrs. Williams. | ‘ OU N rER E BON wa —Also register, SODA Fr" NTAINS—Brand. new or sec- £307 Ella _&Y.. _Welisten, AP blue $ , oOnors. ‘ complete iothing and shoes weneral mers handise Stern Fixture os... 3 “1995 BIC Ye ‘LE E—For lady, $10. 4158 3 Foot in ‘i lz ' raiorfe Wiil Cc . m . —— — : A yi j - ; ; > op So el dn tet ra. of SET— Butte: s refrigerators: these refrigerators now is! ASH OR CONVENIENT 1 ‘"ERMS SEWING MACHINE—wNice drophes — — —~ i - — : OGRA PH OR DUPLICATER Wta— | STORE FIRTU — ine _ 6-foot mahog- | BIC YCLE—Cheap ‘° le-trie ; | a before prices go uv; cash or time. South | Prosser’ ynether vou wan 1 efin bah. A044 Wei ls net 3 Cee Skiar. 2711 Franklin Bo : ,© diamond; S200; Sunda: Caban Rang H a ie STORE AND OFFICE PIX? RES——Six $i2 oi; ’ 7 ‘ oO Y . . _ . os . . ’ —— ' ee OI : i a rave v. Sid erred TUrt re rICes Ave ' te Louis Jron —— BIG RAL. H—Ueedm motores. $10 wy -. Rome patos. ‘er c wened . like aay » = : ) [fed: also - feonvines at ' is ’ t reas ty] — , ‘ 7TC8r t ew > ROCK ERS—Overstuffex 915 N ;, _ ne PESO EDIE ; ; , ; , ADDING MACHINE—B urourhs.- test | Appiy 3 “th 5 Fp . ; ad . “ es | 4 ” q > ro m. ‘ . . . ‘ . ~ - j —_—— Pend . | , , " — _ - = ~ -~ - cae I IVING R ~~ Ml r= a Was Sidney 4 - an fine buy for waiting vO sti ro a A 3 | | . | er ead. », MAC oy oe ~Sp1 o . ay a i eae : a MILL KE oe - ! | ' ' a . ‘ wt wile chean Monda\ ; 1007 "Diarket F bee IT-— Wool man's. size 40. Gark uray. ee nearly new. Knight’ s. . 1612 & pieces: a ® - wroadway. CaP xception es j | Kinds of bed mat ae be att id eo izhtiv worn : ne \DDRESSOGRAPH—Good as new? } re- | cheap. 42264 Easton BICYCLE—Good_ sondition: new tikes | | ; fot, Sarr b io; WM onder ; fu! ba» y ons . & tele ne S9S9A (sree! Om, li ] reo l. 1 r mm. breakfast is. Suen Used, . yee vening Othe s. a iit Ss! ‘ee ’ ' ' Se i on. ——- | ferser, Bain. 2H 8. Jet. RvG— -Range and bed. 2194 Withnelt hk ge 4 Pi pater Su . tte raceme ly Panay aie reser bought. oOo ive ott oO SAFES vols tomes rack. 1 boys’ window ’ CASES Two, 1 hat Cage 6 floor | whe ap. o40 8. Sth st -ED LIVING ou — » RUG—@x12 Axminster sr - hifforohbes and ch n r stock SEWING Ma HINE SEP E SHOP— | —————-- aI app Sep: isap wd. $75 23 Mark — = £00 Cherokee. —Z cases. sheivi ee ih war @a Monda L008 Marke: fornia TIME CLOCK—Lat est atvie International. bear ?? As x" 42204 Hastie ROOM SUITE— 3 iene ee rugs. 39: eima a ina = rr Mis: . am 9% ‘ , ie. new s AE Ey pm Ort me | : ~— [ a. ' 3-pi — oe. ring: S G "4 ea tml er “women ge. Riverside 2° 2 SA ' nediurn Ze. also fixtures ; aD SAI UTFIT—L tyle recorde cr: bargain, (Market. aie ane eer aon reaspnable, 817 y Rabies: down RUGS—Hargain; also Cleaning. Giobe (ar PROSS ER 2 L ;s SWIN pee aN ES —2 page ir a. ae meet ~0% S. 18*} : poe — “meets + rhe i bargain: a Sante ox. VOLE. | Ranger. bew, . a pet Cleaning Co.. 2624 Olive. vias We also rn intai first-class ing abi “ rice; 1 Domes oma ~ A Girl's, 14-vear, values $: a Ol. | 2 ee lid onditio: rollers: , ¢ i ‘Mentias, 1007 "Market ae “mae ap t CLOCK rs aciric, and cauipment. oouteay, aning © a " binet >In ‘ ‘ Dot hie Mona: “ a ae \did a rw rol ; or titne cost ing: one in an out BicY a. oe CLES —30~ new « and « ROOM ‘a “GS_F ®; mo dealer. 3934 : ce aa OM &I ‘ITE—Almost new: RI - Furniture; no deale DAT- BaRG AI NS—Dr sk tab 73 motor, Chairs, recorder and 4 sta one master.clock and | we verstp iffe as ve ry reasonable. 14 ' pe ad Bt. “ — = ; “MU VIHT mee : . . = : = . . 3 ‘i * ;* | E Gi , Green. ® J ~, la ey Be , o oe : . a =. eo} ~~ ng nae hine ‘ id ef ing table type ss signa] device . coat $4 0. will ae)! cheap; j ane Park BY. Ae. ——— 4 RUGS—0oOr all kinds: eaoh Fides - > + T 2 } | 4 oN I: NG i Crit: E oe od drophead ~~ as aval f V« SALE SEWING MACHINES -ositin —- S75 } pring; €]° ‘rand 3709] SA Pe , en reas CHEF R FIXTI Ries Also gros ery ast Lin ell & eS Se mt CY LE Girls’ - almost { SUIT! _ASSIR 112-114 N. 7 hS ; rt | ro eaten ¢ bors i i ee tiful CV@r- —_ ~ ‘ ° el l ‘ om = en - = " a ‘ , - . j ; ’ i ure 5 i 26G Mar ee INNewota records 44124 § pt ag Washington. “Lindel! OF v iivicuien ce. concoamin. ae wei re. tah aaaq Bitdware. second: ; imindies pia rn ‘HER BOXES—Tpright dora eater, | WALL TOBACCO CASE—6-41> a aaa 5 f - a = ey ii ivinc. ROOM Biliw?e 8658) ) STO ES nian Bass” ‘SS “wa mesday and Fri. a td wee Broadwi Seg worn ni ni . we ic coffee and n eat grinders, lift-top cigar cases: two J.- shape cases. SCY CLES Ip, firet-dlaes ¢ : over .* } StL ITE c : - - —- estes . . . — — ° ~. : i 7T* +. oo ' +) " ’ , + hor” 7\e.S ; , . é Le) ae irr { ne ‘a les, KI (Ce y ! s 616 Morgan et. C) Pauled: from $y uv. 2804 x. bine? Ls with At oa ane ‘velour. Wie View a x12 . «| ently N ‘ : Rm +, ' i IT vy | Ay j i a ¢ + lad - a” Sa 4 - > alli BAe) on 250M | mt ee rthur. Bene; 4 gem erg "Beis Frank- | Al D IF UR 2NI ] URE NG MACHINE woe 3 velit, VO by ag: # aad “ade rs. . oe ‘ rglarprocf safes ank vaul cn ae ae ae rR laters 99) THE United Fixtures Co manufacturers a’! day _ a Seg reece * 4% ~s ‘ ws $140 other ‘Ores ask $2 or ie RUG—11 &. «1D >: OMe antique bookcase. gas | R _ ies * onarea antes "of , machi: in - _ a ‘ , ‘ . OO —~ on petro acer . _ ‘ C1 , ayer & Helle (jf cn EtY AND RIUTC HER OTP! — note Same wu 4009 Chon tea, Mere «Water heater. Call Mowday 3004 Wee _» Rooms C omplete, $175 floor samples: rare’ boo nowy OF for heavy haulins, Phe wok, contractor | s 2 pa Be Mee, Consisting of butcher coolers. freezer came LET the Ivory Cyele & SUITE—> pieces, w ) ' ming st. oe ©) | BEDROOM. DINING ROOM & KITCHEN ‘enings until p fe guarantee | COAT— an coa bw-VOu! vas ae epecea . , 1°ul Ox?! te juarter-| ¢,c°e* tools. registers. linoleum, -et, ag ng. Harley and Ind “Huine leat} er; B25 4S80 M s tiful Wil lton vel-| Terms SIS cash and $2.59 each x« eek —— singe? lowing [: ne ‘Tess, ize 126 ( nione 1906 4 ; vn ° ~ — furnish the above in new or used, wit # & a of 15 a" sae BNGS—Alimost + T, ~~ org Call imme it new ta... n= neater ae “OT font” te | alii 2 F Oar, } Dartitizi money-back guarantee. Prospective buyers perience, $12 Livin sata be vets: also furn ture: cneap. , : Ble — ae : . ' m " a. Iso daver Net le Suites, . ta es RUGS Cer pets. Congo! eum - all sizes, like 4: i007 eq] 4 . and oh, : 2 tur 7 ’ bh ne a1) ne P ‘ r) } URE : } 7. 5 : " - caf - : 4 7; . yt u ay . . af 4@ GLOBI STORE A ND OF Fit E ’ ; ‘ ra . new : very reasonable. Franklin Pur - ‘ere Pansy rms hemstitching L Singer sh tenin ray fur trimmed; et Oo. Weis wf eh neat . arenas " + aka mn - — . _— oo. @ . INC 700 Pra} nikti a = SUITE—3-p piece ‘a _niture and Storage Ce., 2228-30 Franklin 7 cach and #1 62" .20) > 3 Singer tailoring. 2 Singer leathe: Bev r $25: nes Jinde}] D ‘ eI nauils. $1 per dozen. 4265 |." ndition. bur need the room, #nd| — —-- ("pe shade: cost sok = B0G—-0:19. Simmone em bed. springs ae ehewemt oa Tee eh ing machine Fe ae ere ‘—Tan sport } years, 37 ara: = | - — ae ee | ; $1: 70. 5201 _Cabanne, a 3 i. - Tress refriwerat r day bed; Sey - ou , i‘ i . ‘ ot 8 4 }1 ana OLD? Tia Ke; 9 ’ Lk 2 as é ol o’e« fax £3: >. 5 ate VeuTrTs arpa in ‘ ‘ TARDDeITiGs na y $500 acre Pprot.'; . > ae wel oe Piumbers Plumbing Supplies ~~ en Ly pie ' . @ etal floor lamps; wil] sell very cheap. | rocking chai 515.7: mn evenings and Sunday mornings er inday 1 ning. 5YBOA N larke! SSyY grown anywhere; good wath re vw Pane as ou = av. 207; Ay mrt rnoon veal Mos- ° J SANITARY ‘OT—And TRSAT ORS cROAD. S-plece ing =r om tites. : “or h id one repaired. cal! O'lw ‘ , Sata ‘vier 259 (* ————- en juick® kale, 0 6330 Michigan River Bathroom outfits compete, consitting of MOTOR ¢ YC LE—Nera | LIVING Binow ——— 843 Garfield. ———— 30 -plece bedroom vites 1239 4 neta - damon - - IF resuits on your landseape C; i¢ 32 (Cc) » White enamel bath tub. 1 vitreous $115. 108 N. 12th at. “6 G-ROOM SUIT E— Bea ike @ —An ove Call Mon- | , Sse? va . + ES -—— ——— 36. almost . , aa , nae ranteed ouk or ma _ New: 3 pieres goon. autiful, on & SIDEBUARD-— And gas st = overs uffed vin ~ PRES ‘ = | a a ny 7 eding R—— National la tewt style j vutfit ith guaranteed ae MOTOR CYC LE—ig23 Victor “y; trols’ ‘. D Basi ; nm: no egae & need : - oan 4 , ,°C) Shen. | £175 extra ai ity hlue Or ~2. Ds palilaed — ming eis {6 %4 15% Union : eo nev mor es usual OArgaine, tw {An he Ree Sunday fternoon “4 ety ne dealers: Shayate toy ic high-oven combit nation Pas fer 9 ee _ Se : . . De. nise a ; a nf . 1 OCK 4548 y Os ts : BENRSINGER. 1008 Mar , All Plumbing and a6 non. ~vertand. 36 — fen ana = ds * —— PE TID: sat ll . ; fee uate bl 4a FP «?. | FASS. 4) * SILK crepe. Ze ‘ ‘ il 7 ; . hy ; ‘ : 7 ~ aR. o. 1539 John _AY. ' & $20 sample beds ¥i 05. OK AND Fooey ao taee aaeh x a veninas. 1437 Arlineto GRAPE VINE ROOTS—~John ik. Sup- | COPFEE LL—And meat grinder: best TOR CYCLE Indian. ! AY bce ol Fr { ah SUITE. oO pi Tae «| : Pe 7 STOVE BARGALN XS S85 hi ig 4. gr ade ye wmMmog rap! $445 - om : 14 . f Di n@eitor f) iulre Sejlhert fs;rove g ele a ~20 Veit 7616 N Heatin Su lies at ~ a trade on oid mode! : , bat ~ a. > . _ - 1 ~ : : i . Lf it Pe » Pe f . - a +7. oer > } om ’ . are 4 ; , : — XN ER102 peo? Dec Ir shemeneunntinteete aK din ing room Set. \ 24 ; t Heaters. ’ com! ination ANGAN amon £°0 x12 Neponset rugs, $9 95 - atria 86d po re Book Mar +S ee . ‘Hi ie ; 4 ~~ ] > Ot , t i i ‘- S 2 ] I _ sot ; . , pon iy a O esa e | MOTs mR cry ¢ |_.— Hariey-Davi 2g Nees at Ow pr css. LA Me « | , . , g : Pe? 27D. Lat " » nn ont . red fox. like new ~ 7 “? . a ' ; ‘ 4. bu fad ia Ue ai et, ? F Wh } i Eee) perfect condition. ; meena ‘Ss r (c76> $l and $1 5S ‘inoieum rer nants. gspe- . . , po ler , - tate te , Many te 5x4 marble top. Penton 20) | . t? 00M QT ITE ~iixn, Bet i 7 Rtp SS and i@ Washington. oe ‘in - , oe ro onlle a _ f talne ‘arcy! larg ette, se)! reasonapbie. . i te ; os 5 . hORaAN OD. IX hod hadi me : Broadway. : — juisite mohalt . was z poy : Ty Yard. 5fic : § ; On | : ‘ ote (GRA , ,iINES—Concorda loc eaci : rat ae > verre G ‘ OGUE | ee . | te nN eo, rea} alue: 3 ; BTROL, ae — Dark _biue : good aS nN) Vv S: 48) to 28 sliehr hy soiled Ox12-¢¢ rugs rough te start . et oO 439: an , Ve \ z me = | ; ey Iczen. 4 DoW Na ura! ridce | A ~~. 24 ai, ( 2 . at ioOD oak and ha , | susan ory en Ry ~~ phe y aa , 2 repairing by ex 61 6 Eastgat le av., : cheap. 4 USA 1 9A Easton 7-2 xt Special. $15. * Cook ; “ “"S SIT’ Si 66; fine qualit ime Olfax 424° Oe EA” Ls, a eet ae —_ -« PT. - MRBING «rr PPLIES | duced pric = on repairing, sat BS AN ee - SULKY—G JTay reed; like new. 4467A 2 slightiv soiled oO: t? =m %4 = i Side-icer refrigers tr $21.95 ‘ost-Dispate ; ‘roidered. | eH bh 2 “~ Delmar A pgp tinge T “me atteed ta t¢. | DK Large oak roll top desk and chair _ — a Tews ALL or wide car: | ‘. os longue ‘ mahogany , Cal 4 ‘ ing. machine: bargain. n: Locke } Fe 1: 312 ‘ Ohi Oo / vd top -ic er Te umerato: - 1° ° ‘ake 5 : r>, - = ‘ ~ er . ec] voluy sl ee 7. f +g Sh ebaaaees shrubs and iow re et Sa) "] 4 x ] A Py sn (er) . ey. ms ; J -- aes a RA DE | lon, Trier _2842J. _— r ahe .e) s : ; Lis : = aah ‘ al ad , - om : ‘ , ‘ * a. - — = P 4 ; : ’ be = ' — , . , ay a. > 4 _ 7 : ater eee Ly ae as. r ers, tab les, Le 7 ey ABL ee -R. ft. ha! ] rac k. aT wen int! ng hands Some baby « 2 rriages. S18 95 , , of u Woot ele w rid Moar Wer ‘ I} Spr ng “a ¢ an 40 3 , r , rie J a : ; Dk oy ~ - a ihog rany _ on ty eww f aad - “ke a OU Al. j TY AN GUA RA NTE ED | : MOTOR & YCLA "ly — 74 c, . - - —————# — dranrrigg - must sell Grand _ _ 4) ays os —n bound: Bulwe: works 2 9 Lacie gal gage oF eee: 14 and 16. 3967. : : ' , re; Oak: lett ——S sem a: oO 4 , clan sevut, + Every Liv o. Rr ‘mM ST" ITE 6_¥ elour or me ad T\tL3—_>..... S—Porceiain top kitche on $3: i. “$5 Fe H ‘t The 1d bom sai vol_| mi M1 NOW | r 1 c A _ ed rubs fer - W nathan: gton. oe 3 “4 } we FI Alto CARE ‘. re 4, tam an sii Alabama. Open T te vy Thom factory: cheap. | . drop leaf kit then tables $6. to $8. | uPn. ouses) & —e For Sale umes Dany 7Ok6 tecetitsanea ; es EEA ; : . a ea ' ied a ae a | SNiK- ~iarke oak roll top office desk and HOT WA TER ' T rie. ERS, | MOTOR CYCLE —H flay > ane ene aaa a, is and al} soy Sind Saturtay, Geo Seal refrigerate. 7418A Pennsvivania | p CR NISHED | coms: HIGHEST « ‘ice for go e¢ Books. | OV EROOAT—Spring ote: een aa oe iaMine Jr’ fobean as Aree cak office tabie; very ocean * PIPELESS FT? VINGS | months old; cost da ‘ nda ee SUA Penni 7 oe . mi * a m « ‘Ww: eost rill take $1 atling Jr.. DANY ae vr lh ’ ) ie 6 * > TAB LE—Round oak and 6 chairs. Re 41, be ~ aya a} > een . ©verything Colher yA te. a an. ie \ ast ington PRAMS A od ar ; eee - 4 ; sik iit FROM 30 TO 50 ‘PE R CENT. $265 ; ee rea. Saran ; Peansylvania Flava A. Johnston Rity.| south. ae A LAW Bu KS Wid.—* me ramen a oh rice ; tos P — P eo _ ; . aes! kneel news = Ce., Light ing Agen ‘10 Hamilton. Cab FUR NISHED FP LAT—Sacrifice ee Box 0-300. Post R AL SCOAT- r ¥ a! 37 e ic na BAsow gr rot a a ul bo . 9 a , r and shelf. $20. 6600 Manches [MPORSIBL, B TO -wi . f car: 4/80 a bed- e Coany ORS Oabar Ly TREO rooms 5 bh cieniones : a ae 29 35 size 36 or / rand v0 . up, apes. I any otner : ter 4 . - THE ITrFMaA It e . Senne Fhe deg s. — Tons mtuasitth ‘s:. Mor 7 —— a ap eat? — : re atalos ane Nurser Box - ; an. en and chair lat 1 . ee pau bedutther” Torntehe s 2 TWN BRDS—Bra, aes. in fine condition; | jan t rent. fine location } de! 7 i. ARG A | N Ss ] N BC )OKS” i¢ +; SUIT ain ‘ee — yj vo . . a - Ny emer yg wi . oat el! —. wae MATL BS om fe pi ~ pe Me to srr ae Hartey A oT) Ta. “es : rift’ " ' e 7 ’ ‘ oy . ai > BiikK 1 all . , lms tw - 2 - ot S “* a ‘us. other furniture, Gey mee ends, box springs and nice. on 7, 2 Sa! “Modern Automobile, Design, Construc. at $14 Ble 3428 St. Vincent SAVE vou re iy are rubbery: use Our | o'clock 3 ” ' Grat id b hl kST. a 0. 224 and OFallen: over Se anaes Ny Geet bleh Oven ees stows | pe uralahed. spina ehomeeeeaTUI | tions Gocratn ee poe OMI | _ reese adiwamueted slerlliger’ B4. Thorag oad. | pipet AAAS. Grand by" Independent nore - ela es i furnished, sple ndic lIAnCceE ew - Deve sUITS——And coats, OUT , al AniG ee = o LOK > ra) ane ati’ ” SG . im _. Fete nates” dates ' ake, : Bt "Al ow FE. Ape ’ delivered in Weert ‘Ee nd Cabany 297% Ww. eadirn« “a foe Ss: bas R c YCLE—Indian tw di “ : ACL i N ey eka - like new. | a eda: Sacrifice today : -aVinis ri. Ald , Toe ¢ eens f sunShot » frp ei ; 1 lics aiso oveTrecoa t rl) J. ; aon de. - . F ‘i ; : aqaaing machines . ‘ . M ITY iv ing-Room > Colas $54 DoS Pate a | Blair. ice 3 reer . nes R, aeeene aunties ages, | Rpemser|eult. sine’ i: SEEDS—-2000 vackages assorted fiower| gsrw"®,™ |_eabinets Sin = Plumbing & Heat- | gain, £540 beta 4 3 y, ACCUM, CLEAN NE R- — sod ae comais rm F [ R N Ti RE—wi ae mt - - 7 comrnng . tag Sto ik Cha mpions : ps later n a 14 “i. a Ss 758 Dra nlia ’ . ‘ ' ser Aa. ] ‘ La * each eiover. on Ons. rar Tt) +o SK _ Cultivator Grand . *t lowent ‘ices: steel filing cab! mee c ¥« Le n — 10 4153 Grove : - aT s700-— th ‘all Pit, ~ . 191°. hea SUIT—Spring; 4 On] Diu _ ' , 1051R 3 ene t © partiti ang railings. Stern ing upp y QO. gala, TOOmM muites, taken from | ACU M CLE ANERS—$})). free demon- Sipe lee Come. er i Vide te 613 pace . sen Call Forest 7 7796 oni TREES ana ry see Fixtur 31 N. 7th et (off) relours and tanentrics. valves wp rations. _C. Meyers, 313 Russell. Siq- S037 ———— ' , Aer 1% ” pee v ete oe neppwti SUIT—Lady's, blue check velour. size 3 f hater MING ‘TREES a mnett Ir : nactieta . “top. table. chairs am I I2Z1C S72 cu terme. _ - ered by r 1588 to 1912. Meg 5 SUIT a $10. Forest 6563M ng and fe ' ° DESKS—Oak rol] top, table. chai te nes nu MOTORC Y CLIE— 1025 indian “° i 's “ ikl ; ie , Se ol BL . irom Passed to contir VAti ] at COT id it ion, li LOT, i. . , —— \ assier “aban Zoos ; i¢ a9) horans rel. flu typewriter deaks in ’ . re: les. jth 1 vee : ee } . ¢ LE, AN ER—IJIn vine ible. alier ‘ “4° 001 8 - ce. : 2 We ; ] Any one of the 4 hooks uQ) ‘Ti - ; pes ‘Ss AN D DRE SSeS iad .: st Aeree i No tvpewriter KHooms 609- ' Speen tiee. ove e* “It £a8 grate comm se ® mating Current, for church. theater, ga- | equ Pped ir hi a. ” rar ne: t)- repaid. parcel post, Ur d St: ' only, a - wy and 1? 604 Olive Boyd's cor ner. r On oe £3 Ss rage - cheap 4417 i ST law ing room tables 32 chairs _ki el @ pM’ p)- (. Ss. TOL it i IL! KE. 9 Ss $45 v $ , pate wee 5125 argain yids TYPEWRITERS AND ADDI 4G TOL For off oe . th tvuewrier side RADIO ar pe ~ eter war rRE SS——Fuli gi ‘me: gon rood | felt; 4 a Fact a a Cc a Bureka,| ™ent. 6 brown wainut bedroom ult St. Louis cp . 299 Cyiive tang ; aah m3 Giobe- W ernicke bookcase MOTOR r y “LE—Ace a Cc beeti reno toatl ‘of pi- ae UM LEANE R—Hoover, “steak | also twin beds: al! #'k floes mattresece size 2 filler’'s, 1322 O1 MACHIN:: be} Soc\sOn of lone ta 4457 and safesc ie — v = we fn Rin ee ~ iclud! ape ie i: -— floor sampies; bargain. 3185 LAndel! 7947: no dealers (cf?) ge oper nee ng r ark use tti oom suite: sell ivaD v7 For Sale condition: $25 erme. ey | SIMS E Fi yee ; or aoe wr - ee gray embroidered » Slimane ~ = > bs. Locurt | bark. MIRROR ine lurme: mall tables: - Facws cusaxens poor convin aan SHAW er ¥, “this “month furnished 4 BUILDING MATERIALS ra ge ogg Eg mg ge and whit ‘s. ll. flat, typewriter and book. AMP1 tH fanart oe Mal seis. & uff jinine 3 CUD 5—Floor sumples room fiat: this wns rent ree, ires na . yoo wy F “ ae eeell . ees so 7 P a'ipiifiers, wy; . he ig to ee (cl) for roomers, BRICK—-Joist. doors, window and frames 18. $4 Raincoat, $2. ‘3908 Shaw ition and ioe Bex 0-149, Post-Di ‘ S ~ . a lé , ° . = - is _500$ "Miners ca — a WARDRi OBE —3° § _—— cae : ; manteis, wash stands Kite hen Cabinet “wer. ‘AN MAT H YOUR OLD a ANT MIM BLOGR, | ‘td ——Or duplicator: rus DESK s F OR AL E - of Pao pap noe : EW “AND Used a Ps ——— — arcdrnobe - } id ! no = 4 ee — ‘ a ‘ ad conditic ‘ @ rice Ho = von ‘ ‘ OV) '. oR o& T & rp Er QD SUITE piece oe ARDRORE—_w alnut - ” dresser, “bed a nd SE E ‘THIS Nath nt cae ae Lit oe l 14 nv { / The inwest p ices 3903" whey ic} . as in j os Sat vrij vO Three 42x30. in tf), 1: 410) Sw 1: Ate Ree’ ° Aunnlies ?% ¥. ay. Bg at low Pr cee: - & - 3- : ‘_ a i ) , . alot, hs ~* : 1 ay chr: y 2 # I ' . d : a , vz * te ias? . carburetors vet a ATeNCe a e 8830 Humphrey. aie ee 1 you are looking for a complete ¥ rT il. DING = “MATE ope mt sa é wr 27 ITs ~Ma uhoganv and rooken. > a a2 oc , can fruit and jars. JolG : er Ne Ao ' Sgr wee = in y pms : m. te | : ADDING i ae | ie rs 5 os re n parle t—~s ™. Grand iA ATTEI Willard ‘ and bet tomtom, Vietor 242M or 3P28 _vineeeee a arg ‘fon includ tw mpilify) tubes - ar eo . ; ; “i : new Bt sWincing ~ } a D : , cr rae ‘ A: ad > a : -~ WRIT! {RB—Ao) a. nted rene rec sf Ty ster is wees #t once; ba Be i?) i 4i4ig . *” Pilly ng we &HT— Leather. carpet. x1"; Ht Pri 2 Seal, Bar +1. og “? da lis absolutely vest prices "3804 enri en wver C : : wrrived ru your spr! , : wath . rates Reliabhie Ada Aiachine ’ 5400 Magnolia PR $20 f abany S181W oe ’ ar “Ta = . _— Va uette eWeeper: bargain. ze : N en in a . ~~ 1909 Euclid. Die! mi .. _ ’ ~~ "ys $i4 ~ LOG ttm Food ae new f ‘ ryunmime Pt 4 or writ Q 713 Sault abi : 7 4 : 4 r - b ADO . 4°60 Cjen “obe n i_e_—v—1 ond i ee ee: We i} "1 li po wer ; ANDIF 20ONS— Furniture, carpets. contents I OT ©.. Missiesipp| KR ver and if prin TOs 8765 iter Co : Fl xTi bn e—F oor Cases. w ail cases. . Bre : : ba TY PEW HITER—~ M Last . a } : — . b> a! a ween a ag ake butter ile : @ ation —_ ee § his BOTW = 41 Magnolia . 4 Model, 9° tube sre’ n, balance CARPETS AND FURNITURE ikitcHex CABINET— Wardrobe. wash. | “°° 1; at Gta ae elk. Oo | tenn tik ee hex. 515 FPrankits ; in OE ‘abe set, $18: bargain. 180% un- RA NGE—ae6, . "Broadway. a ment Mark *E 8 Blactric ‘S18S S _Grand =" t sh for house furotehines: gon a Cabe: nn SSS, Recaiet- ys Geen 8 oe ca tab aaa TYPEWEHITER—-L. C. Smith. number 7 FIX TURES—Harsnine sempies. removal | DI be Cockadsy, 3-tube DX — _ & ere Bo TL a : of ~ e , gpot ca , (‘sg anne fine at —- ines. - : ; ees . 4 we nie . . ; . ' os tuhe “ te y : a rR o NOF —tins end | den: « ew} inging Me ringer . ex- / large or em al! lots o ow and — _— ; neers ” _— WON aces: $35) 4{ ’ Pe] “4 CPn Fa Ving; c on a than pe *riec _ — na le it t anus m dieplag, ey a 7 ne New tr: aone a * Me lede 0 Nor p: place Ee TER—Re tor T- neiving for garment disp! ov? = ' cheep RANGE, Avply 4010 Alaska, ; sa ent condition, $45. Marks, 3185 s __ BAST AUCTION | CO.. 2009 ee, oe N—-Real bargains » ae $2.98. $3.98. $ 4,08 a Vondnve: se pis TY? EW ood etitg ~ > cunt fete dor hack wit! fees dese aes cornered | RADIO—Threetube oat oath Washing _Stuipmep' ches akc ; R A ‘Gr ‘er inwular POR A : Saar faeces rere iON) : si; a. : = ! : ; i afl ‘ f ‘ — Pi ~ ; : . lent eond ae > e) — - “* P= oa fiarr CaneR. dis ippearing riaee Goors. gen t ony mans — AK 4 RA NGE—Riue onan y era ag as MACHT Hik k— , , 7 al. orm lL, ‘ Snith Nth ‘ iTeiniA » hs i] bies ine Vashingien. An . _ ae - Content ; mm is eed Allen - “a . “ae wwinging wringer, $5 E onten _s 507 70. ‘ ; Rew . oer Cte 3 S. —_ , Eng: P ay & 3. Dust rt a hkie orn i z v etpcse Royal. in goed : Onda Let we ane oes (062 oe - “ren RAN: 3K rand wry “al : ide oe vi. ———— - — ne house : G Sash ain ft ; oe Become Anne al 9 yee 4 mie wat o a ’ wer ELOY Bs amine” @ MACHINE—Cofficla wuier | FURNITURE ‘Wid —3 pr 4 rooms. com-| Be! gh tollet ourtit j wes “with reg ‘dough’ an’ sengre: | _ cheap: leaving cir 26f5en aad t CASES —Two: 8 feet iona: will ® _— bayery. 198 tubes 4784 he. | : r ANG maser ” ; : - ay “S008 = th ue ringer: reasonable 4 a 4A p! sete. Box 0-395. Post- T>) Sta f r oh. 18x30 new wr ite " " . on : ; ' oe : + . sai ‘inet ; ‘prosperous’ TY rw RI TERS rented. Ss! 4 aid ry » = : : ie Line a 2088. ‘ arhet ail Reaee - R Dic - gy C ra “ao 3 2 noth * = fategon severee pet Callforni a ay. condit ion ; cHe Pints. at FURNITURE Witd—Best cash Prices: s: Beli cong oN the hom se of ou 5 i ton ene nibs k nae k yor : ~~ « Pay tn stenographix work. 1612 lLacust FLOOR ¢ "ASER—ev rai: a 68 and ll —— ametifier and loud : + zBiygieeee RANGE red. ve sien! range. ay . iebareain _ fice vane = ae Ban ne Se — — el _ BE PF 1 W R ECKING CX ) ; % CSPOT Bay | ann — ; —— ioe PEWRITET: , we ny i. Meberany - . E = Monda y 1007 80.3 + Saiena. : aes Br . Aner at sacrifice hone = 2 Wa. —R for roo in . 7 Rais. life “dress up.” don chaire and tatl oree I : ; ‘ HE Rar, ‘ a Pat L E 117 Biow st. “ ? na R 3949 H : FURNITURE d.—Rugs. rooming N. Jefferson a‘ cm 4 oan ¢ ' ket RADIO— Five. tee Neutredrne. cs compete - eee fe ~ « art ford . >t) I week Box et rt a hi Seemeiinemen rns : “dern and opt ; - 5 "OPW R Ee R—Portabi ¢ Rem! ory ne . nae PE oe eS ear = nme RANG -E—Superior, Coal: cheap. “S ey. . 2 nn gp et El = ¥ Post L Mepetch ee sheeting. 2) xa. Maple flooring > 1 _the usual of °® DY pure agen + our ur =. mer > a ’ ; 3 *-f% H veerean revullt. and in exce! . sitio “§ $i eA Partin ee ~ RANGE ck « blue enamel e! combination. Grand ony eae ‘FURNITURE Wtd—aAnyr kind. large at Normandy Groves : Serer Karmense ITets ous : ; RITES Remingion a Un- j1 ith. RADIOW—Neutrafiex. om ,, Sve: a) Yee 5 Train 4 = Beethoven = ASH .=— ar a ernie i levies : QMed price * au! ie. 6009. | ey Mr Ke a rame zi f hurch bu i arte y- tap. " : a a ; w Sonn Ne jereming con iit or cheap | | be eengy vid 30 — - iesice nes 1K ag aeaier we . - ; ~ ate hl . 3 cop per _ cabinet | M k Furniture Co. 40 he mute, a.) wears oid cated 25> Eeot? a+ j + pants. $" ~w.S, a See wees. e ; ee rp : Clive ‘ ono Ch —faw Quick Meanla. e “Riek : xt . Colfax 444W.” 206; urdec n Stes mm. | 140 eile Cott ax ‘ ! Abram's Clean ng & Dye ing. 92 - | (abeny 7 O85 , Groen der, fan tvor, white RAUIO—-Radio 7 freewe bers - fy ad yal a — aaeeeineene on — . « “ i , — o . . . e the es ti 7} ‘ ve . ‘i , r . ~ ‘ hk. tn $1 soon "Ne th Market — nS Se - wot ~ EW L uae... ~ ao ol a, Ge enie far ‘ outes no sities -' TYPE whites erona . Tike oe and 2. et + Sc a piifier, ETT . ; : ; i“ : or? te ee e, rr 6 ' me! ic Rr - r - * 1RANGCE Aa? bive enamel, “pilehthy used ae o . Gaertner Electric ig utt Slerage Co.. Cabany 60nd et prices pes r & Seely Co. BTR “STAMPS AND coms ~ TYPEWRITER derwood rood as ; « vegetable stand. dogdie, ¢ sng RADIO. Mic inne Sth ae -, tat } Sees Ch uIeRY : = iam eer Hodianwont INS Wid—<Geld « divs of any “of the, _ ee , Gesk and ¢ hai cnea Dp Call 10 “ se 125 Ny. @ ) RAN " Scan ao MACHINES» yes Et Ric Wid-——Highest ¢ * “Sei aiid. stern or te st f 19th _™m. to 12 7 N Hroadwa; penne f ' D. refrigerator <isp'ey RAN E—Combimma on. (aoate SEO “ * ABC Thora. Eden. —, ME ple apt ty kinds of household roods. in. en, ¢ granite in car lots: | scveate iaeues. Box 3.160 ). Powt-Die t 4. TiPEWRITERA caaae- machines. check a baa fo, BN ot seers: cash or terms: ture. Fuge. Comments of fats, Paton brie | Plow k de! very’. 405 Boatmen's Bank § KACH foc pennies dated under iBRs. Protectors Boid. iwi tee rented, * ag ; a B i ( ; St $20. Morton orton Electric Co. #-brac, Se oy Call, Lindell — . oni: (1) F-365, Post-Dispatch. (99) 14 Locust, O

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PEALE POG A OOOO ogee ss 8 KEL COLO: OO te ect DA OAS I eRe ee ape 2 Aah ods a ik aad heed ae RN: ager te cnr Re Ge AM RATE. CBSE 0 MP NIRS Kei ‘ ip ioe i aireanee Ss Ral es . ~ ia + yeh vag DA SS Tle i * Gaia e OA DE BE BOE PEN ¥. Kins AES ‘HORSES AND VEHICLES Wanted | CERI ERY WAGON Wtd—Oren «i betic Tea Co.. 914 N. Broadway. ic +2 HORSE Wté— ay *?e- pounds 5612 Prescett, = For Sale CART —Fi ‘atier road cart sarbe as new S ; og _ Mo.. 16 miles west of Br. | CLOSED F PEDD LING OUTFIT— snday_ s-1 V3 eo a ok Tae _ se cheap . 1632 ‘Carr HORSES—W AGONS AND HARNESS APPLY 2 MAPPLY 2225 “CLARK a HORSES—And- mules: all sizes; cheap 927 . Sey tor = 5? ; : +: 4 DOUIGSs, Mas. . $644 Ma: ee ee e —s os pone - ss ons: 2 ll Dumgies. : @ Garfield BORSS-—Ha-ness, pedd! er's cagon: will eel separate S716 California : SES —i,cod. end one gcovd mare * Hemt av. 4 omen BMORSE—Larce fast: must Se solid make offer. ° _ 2907 | : _ASth st seund - Bay =. " es Ea: st — % he ee) huck ster s _W a rhe & inMgs —_ bread eure. CNunMaty real worke - vear-old _ fat heres: weight 13)) Ihe Will sacrifice. Call today, [452 Cass. MORSES—Six. cood. Weigh: 1500 pounds @each: been used vr Griegediech*s Bre ande ven ter ' : 5. gated “sadd: ie a so . Pony Phone H. W Res _R rhwood es eS. aan ay A? cis sees TiIrst-c @288 Uaran lee! Retis Sta Dies. 1407 N eanawey : ce i RGRSES Good team farm . ass. wart Pew. sacrifice. Eran. horses. x > : ev cites 1280 or Geetra: : : © AY >ON—Horee, ” harness. " —— BOT Li rra — Ee — “STER Ss OUTFIT — “heap 444% Compt gn HUGKSTER WACON— in a harness 3. 272 M , ouly con bt: TF tT a Sundar corner of Spring and [STER Ss OL Pailtips. kind rou want stake wac- wWaZzens. ev ery a os — ~~ W AvaoONS—a-? Raat satw 6277 Rancroe ee W AteON —— TW e- tan new. Phone Cabany 3943. WaRE—and here a Nea hauling S208 A) orera. hLarmese 5S 3311 Rutger = work mules ari 4 [7g spring harness dow bie Le ~) wend Dee ser el Fermdinan CLES— Team: geod 8 workers harness. [903 California OE NER orn me “~~ we an wWMUCLE—Y eung: farm wagen ami harness _ 84 8 ington at. fa suita®ie fer light work fer debx : Years oid: wetaht 1200 votnds cach eetl at once Rene Riverside 1152. Res. Wai ‘ace a ALN “W AGON—Fanc acy ADA kor 7 ory S65. 37 RS OCTHMT—Muat w« i. cheap. ; 8 vears oe me BO N Jettersor SEDDLER S WAGON—And hore. Good Condition: Teal bargain. 4270 Kassuth iG WAGON- ~Brass rien cent ae Uke new, cheap. ii 2222 GlaP- OUTFIT — geil “OUT FIT—cChean. young cheap. 339 gerern RY—W arc 2. heel — W-tea reel fee medium aized pony. Lowimana,. Me ——Boanti ful “Pack Shetland ve : Reck HMiji Read Farm. Rock bey seuth of Bie Bend, t. Shackeiferd. feed ra ues can ae 4 veer-. Simgle harness. s. cheap 2729 C ass. and —— set of Broadway $25 WAGON 1N—dsa rdener's harness. 409% 5S W. AGON—Combin nation coal and ice. _ Oregon w AGON—Fittt simagte: at 2711 At “S1GA h-wPeecl huckster- work dou- a reasonable price 1 Gam bie. ‘cl } Ww A SON—Pls tform ~ Combination ice, com: wacon: double harness: good order. $65. 2856 Lem W AY 5ON—De mou bbe (am. Wing: Northwestern Bottle iF sons Christensen ‘ _ beginne: s ; wart- nd harmeny 4450 i larence mandein, £cultar and vari taught. warned said. exchanged larece experiences Putnam. J ~ POPULA R J AZZ “MUSIC . MUSK * STUDIOS 0 + gg . & a Sng A OP U LAR Mt SIC from lat ongs; beginners or ~ . ~ “16, 000 Graduates _ } i wy iw . -a- 4 Mana be i>. heer ; Tuning and : apesreng RAN LEN: *~. SP al teed oN. _ te ANI D REPAIRING = KEMP: : ‘S44 8832 W XING TAR Natl _Musieal mn e_soue m AY! ER \ PLANO graphs m. phones, ' ars ; $a XOPHON S— r "ee wii} ae 4 ' "A. or Tues eve. 4222W 4 Evans a4 XO tx ‘ Pan $A XOP HONE —New 7 Batt: , ad w SNARE O08) M—Aci: femme § hieulihitedabe . bat ~ isoe &. excellent. WURLIZER : PIANOS—PIANOS Never Were Pianos Offered as Cheap e name of each Piano is given and the finish of them to the first caller at the price advertised, for $1.50 a week will buy any one of them. Stool and Finish on pright Oak Angelus Mahogany Gilbert & Co Mahogany Bauer & Co Mahogany Apollo Mahogany Mahogany Wainut ss I ad rm £9 4 @@ Ito na oO - vi ota 6 ww we {2 ts ©) wt ad vs San vy “Ww os = “| @ @ wt on qr "oo New England Autopiano Cabie King Ernest G Wurlitze WuRLIZ “ir wo “1 Mahogany Mahogany Mahogany & Sons WORLD’S LARGEST MTSIC HO 1006 OLIVE ST., St. Louis, Mo East St. Louis, 309 Collinsville Av. MUSICAL Instruments For Sale Lacho. =. Pianos and ‘Organs Eo Sale rLAYER- rlLaANU—A ute “ash pals Milier 14 = coh -aD. xm PLAY ER-PLANO—SS-nete mabogarr. er terms. 4728 Heidelberg PLAYTER-PLATO—And other Kv0us. any time Sundar. sousehohi 6830 4 ~ a Call }—Mahoganr: entire! re- terms to resounmsi Die part: eee he and a For Sale =: LAN Ma ogsn: MUSICAL _Tatking Machines ence 386 ~ PHONCKGRAPRH— Cone . Detmar PHONOGRAPH—Neary us big Drarain; $45. 4533 M *. mer Tess , PHONCGGKAPR— Wiil sei! a” Ferd car PHONOG RAPH— Biis 7 9° no reasonac. f $35. ViICTR« JLA—A! 1 =-. A So IHG A mene | Machines eee casa inMstriimest -_— > - Or TD ba i Ww ; ~ sSardard nstruments are an Se Dought on PIANOS ndeman & Sen ose & Son Ke So Wenster row n —af PLAYERS sod erenr Wm HE Heras Gerhard foot- opper- One Kranich & Bach power Grand—tunusual lunity—only ore. Sa'on—Sixth Floor “BARR (0. sei \NO— Howard Var te 7 * sew . R17 R07 Lan Talking Machines For Saie 4 h | nr oe 48:37 tau : meh Ser uzh S8-ne te SRUNSWICK—Cadinet size - mars “scortis: S85 =uL7 &. te) Grand. Grand -AYER-PIANO— Standard reasonable rand _iité 44 ws et. _ 301 7 > = arte size, S30. SRUNSW i CK—(‘tenuine. 15673 8 With records. like oe a 3 Bras :- $7t Sd: C “Ruste TIAN CO _) new select tans Wh MAN od “ o> LAYER PIANO—Bench sole _net- 'm goed comittion area) AYTER-PIANO—Scart. beach ma — Cuamacdh tice > net we. 4 “ Sareh “pole, [348A Minnesota. VLA FER- PLANO—Haines. Witten rugs, cReag. call. | GRAPHO NOLA — Coelumbis. ; cout STO. am: $65, S01; Delmer bi ss wit &. Thee 5e@47 Gouraie, a5 ott anemn Music AYER- PLANO RO! = 2 ry SV RTS se ew >» . -_ Ek Manik? = Rreadway “ORI RE‘ s || ; Pat : 7403..c8 mort- Fn od . Ce] Oj o.ber TL aaes of 4464 Easton. s Wte.—and a! .2ught uicKk sale wt i—I@ coupes, [TOO IM a TS. racers: $50 ae : "The pene . os ~ soNn—+ Dass. specister be) tealers Cabany anr PEtddle —— Wtd. Badly hh care rante? lea ore on °° OT} ck’ Cer ‘WTD. $1 -ye¥s) s a \ Roe itis mm. oa aT ac TO WOR RT Par motor Lit: 4 eomtitio»n cle With side car O M A Ee Repairing and Pabatins _ aS ; 4 agnetos roRD [og recharee $s. ee Ey Forest 604: Ww 901 a. ton eM ee a ' ZuL*tos rex ~~ barse i *«Bi-2 ‘Ss. 50 3020, De! mar. Porest - 243. Ww E pe it autos ie } days 3 te e&> EY 253. rea ‘ aban™) “g wait. te le you — stalin C HEY =ROLET PARTS % et a... of new ale ie i : . . WELLS MOTOR CO wos N. | ——— LOCAL AUTO PAINTING CO. 2958 LAC LEDE srard Automobile Gweees ; Attention top and This pis & : A. Cylinder Gr ‘inding AU TOMOBILE REPAIRING HOODS, FENDERS. TANKS — Deo? > ) nh Save FOU “eng it ian . a, On ye . Auto Painting Way 2488 i@nway The Best ap f 4 - = Lafayette. nerf a 1K. 2644 > I = —% Mode! ) Buie A? -k—__Nehnure-Buiek —— a3 42700 operates b TI Olive CIC K a a . Buick a 4 6 5 COUPE, 4+PASS. “cou PE- LATE 645 6- 45 zu sranteed Oy act “ ~ "ke ~~ oT" ~ ik = . ck Coupe, | ‘$595 KK | OUPE . Oe ADILLAC VICTORLA 3 Ante =A st “oupes: Ford. 1924 1973. “S445 Maxwell. $295: verms . Peee aT [eTIne asseng=r © coune 72. casd ate 1823 model. in ae. ae we « Soe Me hs pam ‘ * 48° OF... Diush and peint only cma - Address apamment ‘ai]) Cabenyr Coniey 5544 Poretr) ne or lex tere “- - FLINT ky CAR CO.” 1923 CHEVR* — OPE: INTH W EIN—4300 Forest Park Bl. rs Serer; » - “~uoday and . en nae. 4) -lay ryr ms ale f ave Coupes For Sale CHEVROLET COUPE, 1923 Vowel. 2 Darga in. firet-class mechanicai wy sugnsteme 3008 N. Grand bi. seesue Coupe equipved: 2 sumpers 9°73 modei. Tu g0ead as ires. wits a rena! . bargain ci & mh ro ne “eo aacri im. = : : s v aH OoTo rv) we yopen e enings tS N. rand. 1923 CHEV ROLET cou PE Rums and ooks Carrres 22a rantee SOL TH MOTOR CAR CU. ELMAR ist Wiginal caimt mm coo xk Fee... er equipment: $180 down. ss “$31. = 19) CHEVROL ET f OU OUPE | ee lated. ette. FLINT MO’ — Pn [lTes * ob weal. h-e-v-r-o-l-e-t_ delivery: orig?- @jJuipped a. Fo on 923 Dod gé Coupe “4 7fa.n 3 } rrice break all and are giving "ee . Gran@ Bi. mile bal Reo ol a 3S. condition: spe- Reap oso saim ten ~“Noewumrabics, gx od : Ls Minn eso ta. Many «i iTas } =f eres) Ti cl > & sor. FORD— ape: 1ge3- ___ a? © ter ES, ‘Tade. Pv — R % FORD—Ce oupe. ~. 1 ; aoe. Cal ae re N. 9th st EU RD—O Dude, Iss ATOR € : wey TOR CA “S125 Coupe De Luxe ke few er ‘ 4 =k ie BIL x . sat. “en tras e5 ee Ss =e LDC coupe. inate De bupe: ffne jock wheel. other ~~ — Sur my tin 7? - trade. BS ts ~~ -_ , good ° Tv ance* ‘enter "pen = 125 and up: JOHNSON AUTO or FUR D—Sedan - ike wf new tires. Many erms. T319A Narth OSD Ls) § raseern ge” mers” ra ¢ Hudson Cou —y 1920, 3 $195.00 ie ng ae ; Tal) “s2e XxX. G od ad os. i. te. - Dun nice ay. Hupmobile Coupe tel nodei’ ortgin fimah interior me Dash: — cmRD——. from $150 wp. were - Se heap Sn ee sane = 4 a re nee FORD ree. L223 ben ati ful ox ar = aie new. Many «Xtres: terme. J3l4 < PORD—Coune body 21. 1 ae Catanr incaz_ eX RD oupes arne | nen ‘13 i: termes. trace . FORD—<“oupe ist 223 “. Vandewenter RO— com: 19° 2 tar need ed -—% meee rORD— ies rot ~SEpe Cit. PORI— “oun, 18979- late om “a to i * 2 u™ FORD cor , : =a 2s ee — shock sabearbers, ertra: finest - 7 e anes J 4 VV" - pert tiem: S275: Is Ope bt omg one RO tus. ROYCE Df Act! Quick! Toda row Lrewds—f" row ds—— THEY AXLE one THEY SAW LLIAMS Se TOR x THEY e 3 ri & oupe. a ‘4 - 4 a4 be met a«* Eaery tev™s: goed « — see Oo Pua tf ts < ite Fede on ecaer car a Ford

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APRIL Tho, I LE § UPEes For FORD—c ‘oupe, 1990. or r terms, ives 2 923 $225; cash ion: | FORIS—six ‘Cc ee tras, $225 and FORD—1921 coupe; pe easy te; . . — eee F ' RD ‘oupe: ___ -asy _ternes, FORD—o coupe, {tras $2? ~U9; FORD—c oupe- cord tires 8: : ter | FORD—Coupe *: ~8O; loc ck w heel. »PORIn—«4 ‘oupe, 1923. Cash __ 8911 Botan FORDS—c oupeR-. nn $165-$285-'5 late tr rade: terms. FORD—co ou pe; 9" dition. Cal] ‘si model: y th st. - OF ey “1998 "Call FORD—Late n = . mode b ord eaemte : . ° Presiden ube; $450: on os terenamg F ot Rane eye 1923 coupe: & te trade for — Troadst« 1004 _Glasgo axe FOR D- es 1920: § Locust: open ‘Sandy’ Ford deates J ust: *1) oe PORD—Cy Z oupe; ; 5S aoe — extra | ent Tavois ay. for “aan, 1922 sks 2s - £ n FOR D— . Car®rs; ~906 8. _Jefferson. FOR D—Counpe-. late 199] 1921: & Size cords: many extr. : (5946 Ridge. site FORD— 9 ‘ 2506 $150, $200, 31920-2 122-2 term is." 5151 _Easton. 4 023. FORD=— we isso ories; bargain. $250. Ce f FORD— Laie 1923 coupe: | oy Lires; $365. easy. tering. S78; ay __Graupner, 5418 Locust. — PORD—Coupes: 1920 to 1997 up : 7 l rms. . a H N 80 IN AL iTO) ) “Or ‘0. pate : Oli, | PORD—Sedan- iii — 4 new tires, many extra + alue; — i _terms. 23194 North Market ‘“ eUSD—1923 coupe: perf: ‘t = terms, 32° Arsenagi. and 3 p. m. _a. _m. Sunday -FORD. Sanna ou pe ” Page ion; bargain 3041. -43 Locust bl. ~ 7925- in splendia c Tate Motor ne Not open Sund excellent m $135. See FORD—1919 “coupe; iv many ¢ Xtras: 2820 N. (srand. eee tt ett FORD—a oupe, 1924. practic tras; $480. f te ae ga 1923; | cent, Dunnica ev. st e©x- ms We!) Ston. FOR pD— . 3071 Ss DPeWa ice FORD—C oupe. first-class Ford Dealer, FORD—Cou “a excellent Sondition - Sund av morning, PORD—Coupe_ de ~ Juxe. 4-pas : like. new disc wheels: wee ~~ etc.: beauty ; termes, trade On car or a3 Morris _2810 Olive. _Open Monday _eve, FORD—4 ru Ux é 4 : wat De , 192 : verfect - $253" order; eovered 23 insurance oane sell. Cabany O8TSE. " ?, te rms: fO17 Jul lan FORD—« oupe ate } Q°2. | % No. &. O67 ‘607. lot of « rondition ; Will sacrifice ‘ iarence PORD—c oupe with 4- pase. De Lax nate rs: a ‘good buy; late model; terms. Weber imp! & Aute Co., Loc ust. YX RD "7 oupe- BO od shape: 75 | ape; ; GRINHAM.- JOHNSON, Mies 3 6: highway. Gr; 7471. nena 0d condition, © block south Chie . 1922; jock wheel: extra! condition, $260. a Gravois. 4-passenger: duplex $350 cash. ‘ ‘abanv S057W. de luxe. fully Taust ~ mont he accessories: today. a rec- FORD—Coupe,” 1922; ‘special ne, 30) extras; S200: terme. RINE MINSON, (11463 4 Kingshighway, Gm mays 8 Delmar. 118]. ( PORDS—c oupes, Slo) “up; “gome 1922 models to select from: eCasy | 250 KIEPLING. Fora Dealers, . i f_Jeferson Open Sunday and | FORD—Late coupe: in wonderful tion and aes for JU days: down, balance fasy term _80U TH SIDE BUICK. 646 La lfonn—e oupe. late m ee J odel: Al bt a | 1 equipped with bumpers. shock « beorbers, , | Jock and stop light: original paint: __ 5000 Gravois i- _Fain. ep | FOR D—Coupe : repainted, overhauled. cesb. balance 12 m anteed; $1° Mendenhall. eae Locust. Open ~Ungs. PO! O RD—]poo cou pe. far oaks fo0d; only e295". Sito ae oy . ce months. Mendenhall. 2323 ~Cust. Open evenings. bee —Coupe ; late model; easy . $275: terme, thin ar rice: look it mw i r e Co. cs 16 Loc “ust. Sa, & Bane we FORDS—F. ovr beautiful gouves a1 4 25 to. | mo- ah- he rs. e els: lots eXtras; S325. $150. 8275 nde bargains. Motorists’ Show PORD—c oupe; late model; motor just ™ oVverhauied : tires; new car fe) aoree meen: bargain: ca Mm, or terms. a | uthor] - fon; | Kingenig hee?! zed Ford Dealer, 1418 on : f) FORD— p90 coupe: A wage Al. Call —— {i A Soheo nas 7417 Pensayivania. Moya ‘ onnston Realty Co.. Lightning A 710 Harni} ton ; Cabany 285, Cabany | FORD—Coupe. 199] : gtarter x, lock chaed cone | mountable: $2 wR 237. many ase terms a Ask for No. bargains. Tertns. delet Motor Co.. | FY RD—Coupe, 1922. or trade z . tc) | J M. LEDERER & Willys. Knight and Ov werinad eaiant 2826 Locust st. Pa Fm I—FORD ‘COUPES-SEDANS—8 wet OUDE ; complete, every ! ®—j900_ "7": elexant condition; cium ~ ~l—Sedans: t covers, Shock extra: See tion: Ford Coane, 1923, $10 large wheel: perfect: Rots | Down aasiers. m/e: hain MONARCH, $11 ‘Ts focus : ee ae “| FORD fr} a t . 1924 PORD COUPE, $479 J eral extras 1993." 1922 AH} Sio5"g225 $ $275: teurings. reedat “’? Cash ew: A. Ruby. AUTOMOBILE CO., 380. e fat ne a K ror (4) } 94-hour tria! : “Guaranteed 30 ieee. 2007 rfect condi tion, chummy pu pe $23 —Coupe ; 10° — Scripps, $505: $69 $450: looks ood; ‘Vandeventer. Locust , wake down trade Open Sun- 4-passenger. trade; terms. ; in fi rat-cl ass mechani- : good paint and tires: an - must be seen to be appre- | BROWN 2359. z Baht ‘ 5139 Pa rk (ef? SON cou P es—? 9—Fi UD! magni fic cel if conc - bea ut if j 21—F our-pass. . tion: also J-Dane French bive. burs: a)so Overland cot 12 months to bay. 3401 unday and 5 U NIX ERSAT hate $37 IPes: c “al ia. Tort wondertu! and Bat: low as $150 Open nights Locuet HUDSON COUPE 4-paseenger: . two bumpers. a round ré tires al: : LLAC EXCHAN LA % Locust st. excelie new priced yery CAR DEPT.. A08% as GE Bomont t aw + : croncition A aX over- iow udson Coupe, 1920, $195.00 million- 1: buys la ¥ — - te special cost $3000; bod ied $545; t rade. ‘Hudson Coaches, wn buve b “4, Sx) - trade; $295.08 cautitel coa , erm®. 1923 TPP—1920 coupe e for $625 You to see this car before buying. Gia vois nih day Sunda, o HC PMOBILE—Coupe 1923: TA McDonald. tion; cheap. _5 312 i w g£00G 1 perfert 2840 Olive st DAY ‘ per ( ond Vwrans Hupmobile Coupe he “3 model: HE. BUICK. original finish : etc 3101 Oli-e. interior per- Open Sundar. ~ Hupmobile Coupe pe, in pink of con 1922 4-passenger cou fon, run only few rent cord tires, half the 10 months IDSON-FRAMPTON. IN, 350% a! WETI—New 182 “Passe ner Com piete, con $180: sell $1i —_. terms, trade; . 1834 Locust. plush orig na: @\ oe thousend upholstery ; cost *s ‘ «at o>. Sule hu ry miles: part LAC SO mmve sauipmnent bargain ; Motorists XWELL—Coupe: neon. $245: classy. 3340 Olive st. late $100 beautifu Gaown, Tra- trade. 0 coup, — & clasty ma: Mot oe! KO: bar ' Masi—ie p business cord tires and io re of ’ dial ad EXTRA ep 1924 Nash Carrioie. 1823 ine blue meter and hea or this Oey - Bele ECIA] Theat d re terms Su 60 x, is vw heels Speate tirt re barge ; ft’ M. mT naa} 3118 Fran ad bi Toy or 1740 ceupe : College. Bast 8: dr Aven Late 1923 business coupe, like cae? trade yours; open Bun- 3418 Locust ht four- passenger | + Most luxurious. economica!. foe ig ca: for $150 cash: appearance Woods. — oupe. 1922 model lance; like new. and new pain he t: looks and price of —- Wi s-Ove rian4 @asy- arrange and JOSS Olive (c6) 4: per- re. rum® if sold a ee liir cnune ig Barats coupe Bunda. ¥. + GUT iomite , LEDERER 4 . siege, ~~ and Overland Lor cust at 206 te the la 4 | s Koient eater: i a % ° 4 a0 me Bo (yt) 4 Trl late below®g cost ic7: 7. , i | p ars KNIG IHT COUPE roomy 4 brake-ir motor a beaut ifu! Romont Pe Sullivan Poste suayl* mode. Dea.ers, 80 Fen CROLLB-ROYCE « late etyie nings and Bup- , ? ee # Act! Quick! Today! Crowds—( row ds—t'; Y CAME THEY SAW TH Am te ci) a —_Cabans ter, en? Ge: O1 new iste: pe Or Marge EY : dy oo DOR: @ et rowds BOUGHT $545 » _ Bevroiet rte By tour Suncse only one left Juniate Sis ‘hes a O- - '¢ zs? % adorn. "340 | BUICK—1924 PASSENGER CARS ° - oO Roadsters For Sale roadster: ne ver part cash. «. yr ___. Roadsters For Sale as Oli ; FORD—Roadster: Tate. Big Four. street; teriis. oe late wer extras: New Plaza | Hotel best buy in? aty: —_ | BUIC K—Roadster- ‘BUICK SIX—19° 73. BU 1CK—Beautif ful BUICK—6, r roadeter. BU Ic K—Sport roadster BI jac K—Roads' er. BUIC a ciendetar . 1922. >) | BUICK—4~ ylinder, — pameeny. v 1900 ‘Washington. “Foadater| ; Po git ca G-cylinder: Rex winter ter maroon: new tires; iu : | a , Lindell bi, —_ . Te FOR 19° 5 Ck STS ~|__ $165; terms. $-passenger nil beautiful car: $1075: nasseng | FORD-- Puadni er; starter. | in bn geod rupni ng condition 1205 Doiman st. (7) se ]) Auto Sales, 1805 Russell. eo se = late roadster: excel lent | ** okD— 23 Yoadeter- £ fine terms; trade. 2506 S.; —£MS_to evkt you. 3441 Juniata. a ce } ‘ORD—Roadster, 19°22. like new: Qe 0d i921: good condit‘on, condition; 5 terms. 3116 Cass paint: 6 good tires: lots of extras; FORD— Roads! r _ 392%: d mou es: | i er, emountab! s: __ 608 Missouri. KE. St. Louis. (7) new tires; $140: i- rms. 1905 Loc cust. * 1923: guaranteed FORD—Roadste, ge 5 starter and like new and has good moufritableg; cheap for Cash. SIDE BUICK, 2646 | 3995R FORD—Roadster._ back; go00d - ass - bhORD—192) cemountabiles. roadster: Cali- IS91J. perfect condition: | HORDS—Roac : By si — Roadsters: Auto Sales, ~ as $50 cash. starter: like new. 4166 ‘O) live. shape: Jeffe rson. cheat ,. new $495. as new car: runs rubber. SOUTH Lat ‘ayette. ae delivery ~ box in terms $115: starter and Northiand. Forest ‘c) models: as jow 3933 Olive st. (ec) : demount- terms. 4530 a ee eae soe 192°: s coupe top, “419°4 mode " cond) tjon; $395 cash, or will trade for late model Ford roadster and $200 cash. Apply 5707 _Bartmer. __(c89) SIX—19* >. Classy top; pew tires; terms. tusse]l! 1] roadster ; 44Y¥U8 late Woods ' like new | }ORD—Roadster, 1924. arantee periect | ables: wus d - @eks ene easy aihes, use ow v =, » te Delmar BUICK, ‘ _ ‘ POR D—Roadster. 19°33 exce! lent must geil at once: in aliey. 6394 P erin FORDS—R oadst: ers: $20. $100: ng terms. 623 ‘. Vandeventer. Open Sunday. (en) FORD—Speedster. Li: meres ury bod v classy: $390, terms, trade. looks anda carries sta "Ler throughvut; » $290; terms. new-Car gu $160 down, SULT 3 SIDE 2640 Lafayette. a’ 1 102: A roadster : Car lor salesman; low upkeep: also eplen- did maroon sport: prettiest in town; only $495; be convinced by see ing: terms; open | _ ara upner. ' ine ‘ linder roadster: in City; terms. Metorieta. cost erythi eo oe oe, ee 1s& U IC K R 0 ADSTE K, 1923 and radiato: de see Pas A re | can't PORT Speedster, ‘dist wheels toiG “fro r wy 6 ‘ompiet “TUbpment enaers, demountabies KO ‘$5 OO groom ee tees re an condition ; Sian _ 4122 fm { _ Louis. » ; ite q 1Yv0 mode - mecnanically per mar 51127W ic _ Bon BUICK- 6 SPOR r VWKD-—iioadster; late 1923; like new lots Ktras; cost $480; take $245 if OADSTER Lr ae iXy reas FORD—Roadster, late model: very good n opport: ty ; , 19> - condition: lots of extras: cash or terms An opp imu wurchase 4 mode as Wuincy st ~ Pp mM cided savir : equ'Ppmen ideal and “"c > ee new car Warrant) LL 7: oadster St CK, 3101 | Olive. $1605 $5 bargain “pric os, Wi) terme. tr ade: tc’) On) fin ish: excellent car: (open m ar over- priced nights | { St wood da L NIV ERSAL. 3401 Loe ist, ~ od Qurie- Gition at } FOR D--~-Roadste wT) ee R £004 : = R: ‘ De ribbe: _ before Open Sondar 50 down tee . mL Clive “en fone terrae “a da! Gy: hers $150 $175 $195: W ILL IAMS MOTOR CO.. FORD 1922; fully equipped: ; GRINHAM-JOHNSON, 2910 Washington 2 Ss ingshighway. Grand 7 Delmar i orris, NO BANANA OIL | starter, $ a beeutiful maroon Buick with actically new a millon dollars. ; : = road tires 7 - a. to —Roadster. MOT OR v te Ope: n Sunda} ye a a arter end demou nta- good: a bargain: $14 bal ance 1° months Mende n- finen Svepines. -- 43924 body La rantee sport roadst-. ’ J cord fire shock deaoveann. bun t ut oat «™ ’ best Cad! ~ aos rists’ Show 18: 34 iG FOR L pan SR oadat I I \?? ti—Roauster: bes: condition vr; t) cash. ; Tax ‘ust. CADILLAC ROADSTER Dargai) — thie car ; B24 TLocn 4500 miles: ret FORD— Roadster 4 ey, ype) Price is full, UAaTAl LES CAR Morn rt DEPT 3080 ay Xs E— Roadeat er: YeDIngEe, CADILLAC ROADSTER a i eee Roadster. 1922. $50 "OT agemoul WwW es MONARCH 5118 FORD ROADSTER ale $409 down. balance $3 per week cut , PKS wel] *t} $200 aoe! ye poke and Loc I: ord } ! ilav,es8: nev iow pr —_ oa ty us omont 4ORO0 . rT T S—Roadster; Jeftersca ‘ and Evenings. "F-R-A-NCK-L-IN mec! Al A aster CHANDLE! « sila pe 1208 CHE \ ae ers] 4 } 1 "HEV hiv, Ls T —* Humd gt: j ition 5 lw _Deimar ‘ HHEVROLET Rc 1—19 aS eee months oid: can t con ‘ADSTER orizina! finis! be told from mechanically Upen ights and. Sold last week on 24-hour trial. roadsters ieft Guaranteed i . CHE\ ROLET sepa ettalgenaly , ‘ LINDE 7 OEM VYELMAR emia littl $495 vro road @ « ’ i re pial RIOD . vl , “ie = “— ie roadst er: ‘ ;, tion rer asey: wire ls; full equipped. eee Sunday "600 Lacust st atid eve- ters if {ARMON—1917 chummy roadster 5-pas- and ss tires: in | 1111 North Mer- tors very terme. i} 2 step pilates out Easy nines De yi GE ——Floadster. $195: ensv terms SS a ee Sunday 1920: perfec: 3520 Easton. Tr; cord. motor penger: new paint good shape: oO cash. r ket st.: Tyler 42 ‘ce! ROADSTER-——Chummy: Al ~ ROADSTER BED—Turtle back and deliv “Sittle Car; | “ tC a) | , t OR DS— ? ln 8. Sidney | (oc) 3116 ; | PUORD AUBURN N—Sedan: ' ehape .% vaint; sacrifice mont 1803 | th 3318 VW ash- , iCA DIL Ll, AC—Sedar. CHANDLER— CHEVROLET—Sedan - *‘t cond- | DODGE—1918 eedan: : S010 to motor; res: $50 down. 2010 Locust eg ptrwar ROAD#TER cord | 1—1922—-Very late: 21 =N DODGE—Roadster: good condition ; ane tires: new top and battery Kingshighway te DODGE—Roadster: my own wPprivate car: origina! finish: like new: a prem ™m«- ehamr ae 7 _condit : emt, e far Wi! Ko vick “ ’ ‘ ¥ >. 4; 37 ’ ye ’ ea le? 21 last lLrodg: roeeadsi: et Car iooke bikes new , MOUND CITY AUTO CUO. 200 DORT ROADSTER ’ - ri o. . ghte and Sundays U UNIT CERS AL 3401 Locust MITO? iE LL ris roadster, late atyie ren! beauty. 441 Juniata 9 MOON 6-48 rox = er. in Al co 4 t. - ry? y wire WwW lle Res 4 U ie AR ns ‘ trerrrT) } . iia i wryal a mh ~ y tT} hall a ove “ = OAKLAND Sir rs cre Ti sLlié Soild werk 595 MOTOR . - .diedan, 1992 $300 : “te 4-door, 5-passenger; | terme. Tevis Motor Ford Dealers, looks like new; Al condition: Tocust * open Sunday and evenings. can arrange tering to suit. Men- ' a lancoin Dealers. 2373 Loecuat. FORD—Sedan: first-class condition ; rood evenings. (c1) bargain. Owner, 4596A Forest Sedan. 919, , repainted. in cutre goed condition, $550 s Auto Co., 3918 Olive. Lindell (©) “HAN ULER ~~] Seda: tl _ and in fine Call Lindel! ort CHANDLER SEDAN | Late; condition is like new: inspect this oe sedan before buying: buy it and save money: $200 down. _ balan: ‘’ monthly. WES ST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO will trade for Ford roadster or touring 3040 Locust. 3omont _ 85 0. ‘ _car body. 1004 OS SEE OE IVROI ET—19: 2: looks new. excelier FORD— Sedan: a — eee rier nan ail vy. Ward's. 3032 Locust Pony e ARE + + nl y hat Kain ae ; C THEY R OLE T—New sedan: will ga rifee; pl. Forest 5321J eaving city. Forest 6728J efter J1. {D8—Sedans. a BI 1CKS—Sadans _— z00d Tru 1D r. terms, T's sedan, $225: tion: easy this car Dargaia ; denhall, Open tires: ry P ari b? FOR D—Sedan original paint: « best; terms. Woods, 39334 (y ‘ fh) FORD— oupe h j)9*% 1 steering lock noe extras Kossuth a’ POR D—Sedan : sell body separate. 4"? Bridzg Fe RD—Late dition : good paint gna cal con . Pmiocek, starter, $100. Z3OLRA (gray & Dav is . Starter: $R5- OoOwW Natura!) mode! me dan body: c che ap. Josh res. Tr al late models. ¢ Bargain prices 3041-43 Locust b! F "OR DSB—Sedans: several splendid condition Tate Motor 4o bree open 51 nda ve FORD—Sedan : just repainted: ail ready gervice;: $425: termes Auto Co., 3118 Locust FORD —Sedan, 1421 : throughout; extra terms J¢ JHN SON AUTO FORD—N ow 4 door than 100 miles: de monet raty Car Big Four. 2218 8. Jef- terms. ie] Not Vargatlr ferson a’ OCOHEV ROLET—Sedan, in fine cenditien $345; $50 cash. $88 on delivery. month, Harry Newman Nash *¢? “ 19 {) s'arier and | deraoun rt shor K e' abesorters No. 19% 4 wavs 2867 8. Gr Sees open and cept , Carondelet Motor FOR Ds— ae ; jat -: Ford in trade RIEFLING—PORD 2501 8S. Jefferson. Oven HUD SO PRAM PTON, 32 09 dt 923 CH EV. SEDAN Very cla: perfect: @e56 Genes enerl> | 2. fice. $82 ; 4 FOR D—Sedan - demounta bies, tor and Mres good ; Avres Atlthorized Kings! rhwea nodeis: Ww 7 a easy ter DEAL ERS. evenings. Sunday ca late mode!l: starter end good condition: paint. mo- hargain: cash or terme : 418 N age 10° 35 Ford Dealers, ] a VROLET SEDAN’ “re “7re wy) yy — in JOCUST ST. | PORD a Omer Ver 122 Ip mo and le SH) DE! MAR 64 ; iain : not ys , . nolster: ly} —~ . mrioctometer pen of fs res ’ = ; i 2s, , res ; ~ 1923 F Ford Sedan Perfect argalir ee. RT IA ICUST ee 1924 CHEVROLET : SEDAN | 1820 FORD SEDAN J perfect condition: 4isc Willys-Knight and Overland Dealers, 3 bumpers mato- 20°26 Locust st. “hi mee 21 USED CARS ‘OROL 7 A Yo. ei last week on 24-hour trial. sedan left: te new: driven CHEVROLET SEDAN | soe miie=; terms aiways open. ORTHWEIN—2920 LOCUST ST. [520 Nip CITY AUTO CoO 707 "000 DELM AR 4 MQotU'N] : FORD SE ‘DAN 19? Chevrolet gree: 10 conal’ MISSIS&IP » & v eee A y spare axcentiona MISSISRIPPI. VALLEY, 1922 OLF Sold tire ’ 1923 ebout LINDELL Locust month! DEEPA fers«: inday and kver F ORD SEDA N new $750: terms DA' . ‘I8—Brougham B23 withir ] numbers of a 19°4: run only 1800 mile the 4-passenger type with Cor we defy competition as TT sphe: KORD SEDAN ato le) rirgs? lass res and ex- wath 5 vain ist ~ n ra c " : _Bomon . Dol DM 5 E—4-door sedan. fuliv equipped. be } morning Pho RAND toom 31 | DODG E—s3 jate sedans. 4 doors: exce! sheave: $325 cash: terms: trade. Jefferson. £000 coru ti IDE BUICK AUTO CO B56 3049 Locust. _ 1922 F ORD SEDAN ORTHWEIN—2929 Locust 8t. LINDELL 7000. DELMAR 64. Ford an. 1822. fine running con(}- tion: upholstery like new: lock w | front and rear bumpers: stop light: easy ®: open Sunday _ and 4 evenings. FORD SEDAN ORTHWEIN—2920 Locust St LINDDLL 7000. DELMAR 64. Ohevrolet touring. painted black wheels and fenders: motor in condition; a real buy; easy terms. - FORD SEDAN FOUR DOOR hardiv br ated shock « hawor pe rgair par an Ne Ca MT w 2508 cord tires: $196 for oe saie. 3 fundav Graupner. 3418 | n: good condition, | drive it home today 56 month. | HARRY NEWMAN £5 co Hi 61423 Delmar. (7) - excellent shabe. wits must be seen to ofter he FO cash DONG E—Sed4ar whee « bumper, e! ; he annrecitated ~ Tl aue an hee*niu’ et e aor Doms t— 192 den: 4-door eiour ur hoistering "oe heels new tires per cect [par fail $480, terme _———_ ~ yr ree CUP —DODGE SEPANS—' be new rrecnha ” serve AF BO TAI . v ore orest : ; tior eT : PP LYMA LT ” \ ts * - e ¢ ;* ¢ ’ Pa , rTP. AyT . Ff lv i oe ee "O40 Tocuet 1993 Durant Six Sedan vou ~~ 4) aver SeTOo HUDSON SEDAN rT)? , ay” | ' ; P . f “ : , +s ago Komen Osmo s ‘9 . : - U DSON SEDA! N eres) gone o' Mt) day _ te pare | Sheer pPieas\ ‘hh extra - "Tro? oe Tt een) ; wien. a : — efinemeti' +2 Tok — Sean ust ‘ open rauovne! AND= orth “da? ap.endid Condit ;} bFaston coneiiion: easy terms. LOCUST ike | fe7i! like | GCROG ate models: Al VALLEY e801 L AND—Sedans: ”". just 4441 _ Juniata. ' touring. runs leaving citys SSISSIPPI qi ERL new - rood bargain Ki ree vy Ope y S160 ‘aan, rie.“ —— OVE Y S300 paint tr i} eri did This is high-grade Terms or RICKEN BAC *K Rieck rn, $2100. /age: fine shane ¥) Mito? DODGE BROTHERS—Taxic ab. etential car - A Seas 1 corviee gain, tor oven Sun PEERLESS —Sedan : Bomont 1840 sedlan must sel g0- town: big bargain nang Bho Benton 142) W Mr. Sohramm AND—Sed jan. 193 guar- terms or trade 5. MB. LEVEE RER & co... ll¥ys- — - and Overland Dealers, 126 Locust st. ~ READ THIS! — $1800 Paige-6 Sedan 43.9() just to prove (?- WwrecKe (,et here | ND -- Baby si? Pd FuLsA new -Car away is the pri trade. Giving i that Yahlen Any terme or guick, YAHLEM. 1035-37 N. Grand BIL Open Sundays. 7-pass., model 56, in high-class burnt off terms, JSJ9 Lincoln. a | PIERCE ARROW Mode! 48 7 condition your car trade. PARK AUTOMOBILE co. Locust at Twenty-Third Central practically miles: must be seen equipped. Lin- READ THIS! STEPHENS SEDAN bs $595 . How quick Al condition. new job. $050; Sedan. Splen- throughout; new tires. opportunity to buy a at a very low price passenger 321 run oniv 3000 appreciated: fully 9EAW can you get here’? Hi think of it; 4-door beauty; seat Covers: maroon finish: l, $900. Yahiem has the whole , town talking about his bergains Kk “00 other cars Flagy trade M 1025 SN. Grand Bl DEBAKFER—]°9 eal cine@e #1 * Condit STUDEBAKER SEDAN Big six. 1923 delivery: very low mite- looks and runs like new: Priced low. vipment. Terms or tra CADIL LAC EXCHANGE CAR 3015 — Locust _ st. ~ Westeott- Sedan: 5-pass.: good READ ¥ Westcott Seda almost given away. just to show the people 1s a real price-wrecke iret one gets beautiful Bedan for $650. and believe us. it worth $1000 of any man’s money. Act auick jargains go fast. Terms or trade 7 ‘ 21 USED CARS a oe o 24-hour tria bi . f cord ’ sve opeT O07 Sechnure-Buick _ rehu'lt ard rope tated: tr) ruvpier. Ca7 PRANK Ollie THIS merit f ] Lae Taxicabs ra 7-paseen- ger. Looks and runs good. A _ sub- use. Bar- Tate Mo- Co. Ine. 7041-43. 5 bl. Net days. Touring Cars For Sale | Y on. roox! A Apperson 8 Pport. Giving ft awery. H Beautiful |], barrel lamps 4 > ee ee YAHI.EM ‘ terand B wire wheels tires 4-pas*.. cord t «4 } fet ) ’ . pe bre ren) ‘ ree ] Mane? ~ ) eo 6. £395 alfie USED CARS ¢ me 121 gi lhe 5 “1922 AUBURN BEAUTY SIX ori at our i DR ‘.- ang -Deasse nger “a? sis. + es 7 . wee 4 lve Fale | mtRD » 6—— Tourime eood S470 (rw he pet Cabanne vw - Pa sernig ti -cr iimde * Grand 7>49 t*? is ‘reat Pow -Liw wren ke new Lermie., (race Hex ii-ls. ao. ming re +s ee. ene 3 hasten A" ick—Late tight 6 touring shape ) ees terme: trace Jefferson : pee © SRI es ‘K— 1920 touring :o t'res and paint 4 ine hes i VW aehingier ear. 1974 reed sacriipce. Bh view regi ss" bol ere) er | an at? worth | terms or ots of extra | this $2200 4-door BUICK— 1933. n tri meri d cheap. BLIC ‘K—Touring Car Q owner: rand So31k. latest like Guaranteed to Vartield ay | BU gone de Car Just me a SH5u: If BU $575. Russell BU I lo ‘ry; BU Sibu: 1363 «68. CK Deltnar BU é J Willys Knight 1—1921—* As | ext your own ter Lindel! ICK—Late cousten- Bl ft mr n¢ BU l ] ~° l, new. top. per. Gardn Ww ILLIAMS BU driven by ful ice: be bought ror Greves. Webster ‘ BU I tourings: to with tion of : rade vours, open Sunday. Graupner, 3418 car well Lecust ®t. cial ‘] a tee Tourtng. cor ~ Buiek Touring, Wreck, $50 | Mechanics, attention: $160 dow n. Touring Cars For Sale te: : 1923: milfage uc. Sheela. come ear y. 6417 Easton ‘c} od + oS te os008 equipped: salir «B._.. —~— » Phone Myr.- Busch, office (Bess) _reaidence. Wy down 4 ‘Touring Cars For Sale 6-cyiinuer . touring, Las run 300 miles, with ai) the ew Motor, this is a Knockout! wil be ur; s, mimings ; mechanical con ds- deal direct witt Nebraska a TOURING. CADILLAC SP ae mode} with wheel brakes U I ORT MODEL be saune a4 new. G815 Ca bauy 4454 ‘ 4 pa 1924; b5-pesesenger’ | the Gl's delivered. run onite 4700 miles, forced to sel). ne full equigenenrs. including new every equipment; oversized tires, lavejoy 6heowk aimorbers. broken in. Phone Grand 5398M irre | ; factory fi nien. Tourings, 1922. like new, ' ‘Ticed very te a1 ana’ ghkds 1945 ak GAUL AAC. Russell Auto Bales, 1505 » lacust ‘ec } | OF ALMERS—7 passenger. food cendttion: $300 CHA LM ERS—Touring : 1923: guaranteed these values before | i "sonable. of r—-1924. touri *o"7able offer refused 30: 394" Me oy VROLE T—Touring Bog 4 ic ¢,— Tour! ng. no = period: new Pein 1m. 1CKS—Tourin gs. " jate 1973 especial | nareon sports: $905: 2% 19°22 regular) one has Californ: la green seden | p. 1921; being owerhauled: 2 1999, one | Rex winter top: always big —- Buicks on hand: very eaay tern Buick T ouring, 1923 Ake a new car. fully eouipped: | price. MON ARC Le 41318 Taecust 920 Buick 6, Touring, #100 wn: newly vainted: cord tires. gUaran- Pad teed. MONARCH. 3118 Locust. am may mornina ee ae ) WRAY JOT roar Buick—-—Schnure-Buick lion. habe Dietmar. light w#ix: ” sab notor: new CHEVROLET Pourin e buy pat $35 293% oO ve. s touring. Cheap | CHEVROLET — Tearing: late 19°: as new: terne trade 4464 Ka ‘CHEVROLET S118 Lac cust. KE ouring. 1921: | pert tor; $95. term« 35%0 Easton et me. “model; amon $75: APlingtow, exe edlem ‘ebany 31°0 192). Dodge S18 N ittn, : ome . eon, - a4 tires; | i same must sell today. MON AROH. Tat good cord tires. This car has been thousand and is paiot and new top: new far. SOUTH SIDE BUICK, ~ Red Buick Sport | sin” » a4 ance $4 a week easily RE? + * hee! 'nr 8a é 4561 les ought to see thie lern’s pricee are the talk of the town; pakes it end we give any reasonabie termes: _200 other ,erowd every Surday come tov arge ‘AHLEM MOTO R €oO., ~ CHEVROLET Touring, late "24- Al COh _fition: many extras, : 7 Kosmuth CHEVROL ES - ts touring cars basgains 3 grins. Pig Four, 2224 S. Jetlersom tems | GHEVROLET— tome ~ Sit 7 4152A St. Levis av 100 cash. > i | ror ~ BU IC K SI ORT rOURLNG | CH PV ROT. K T—Tou urine deme ne driven but a few terms Biz Your. 2218 s Setioreon tel President CH EVROLETS_A tone Sgr T errne Rie Four CHEV ROLET—1923 ¢, 20A8 Yafayette. | S135: terms. neeeeeed Chestnut wt. | CHEVROLET—Seve . Ss) rior «> BUICK SPORT Kiparios touring. 19°23 Butck gport mode!: ready CHEV ROLE - to drive: just out of the paint i 4s miles. bette eee touring: sik shop: runs jike a new car; venation ‘a oe brand-new tires and extras too CHI VR numerous to mention libera! 7 dL, eT terms. MORE AUTOMOBILE MARMON DISTRIBUTERS Locust st. pen Sunday and evenings. BUICK TOURING . models, rebuilt. refinished, with | and gusranteed by WEST FIDE BUICK AUTO CO __ Bomont &! roth, 340 Locust. — miles by the compan gfuseraniesed to be pe not a rebuilt. touring care: e: bercains 2218 # _Jetforsen, (els touring: | be orgain »: Motor Salee Co., wr! an) $59 brand Phone WwW, Phillipe. like nm: cCaaeh, —~Touring. na new ~ ar sen terms. perfe:t tering: trade. C ‘HE VROLET—1923 touring : bike ry new terms: trade. 2506 8. Jets: CHEY ROLE Thats touring. in shape: $75: new tires. 2HOG Ss. Jefferson CHEVROLET—Touring. 1084° @0 friven 3bo miles: sacrifice. Forest est 691 a. Me Chegiey. : ‘ CHEVROLET—19%9 tourlan: ‘body dam- aged: « hea; 4, 5, tht rea! . some one 143° ite a a -_ met CHEVROLET. Fourie — monthe 19035 N. Grand. ostt Crescent, ‘Wellaton. . ee CHEV ROLE rT ne: & monthe: - | HINK = ice: excellent Yondition. Cabany tour.g $40 down. ba! 115 Crescent, Welleten ~ =e fos this car is | CH EVROLET——Touring Guatine rubber; $60: 1926 rane me f Cue ine CH FV Re yL ET- Bhe’s se peach: nifty sport touring. You baby on the hitle rem. | We have a big and many people little earlier and cars today. sy (ome a mod Sunday ne fjnen car 40 weeks: a RPuick worth $5450 YEVELL CAR PEPARTMENT. orthwest < orner Jefferson and Locust. _ Open Sunday and _Eveaings ea ilike « ' @Z4lAa Lar hadle 1924 BU IC K FOU RK CHEVROLET —Touring. | Regular b-passenter touring 1 On e : brakes and powerful Buick ‘ Tle $265 “S a man extras, tike driven only few thousand 1 ais. S151 Easton. tes eamens demonatrato can be aod - Touring; oririnal “pains an at Ab sé. eA’ ny red fe are in; meas TF f, - 1p wT) ? dows anew »; 375 must sik RALPH S$. DUKE VROLET 1921 netor wet on1~ 7 , Pres koeod, $135 1924 BUICK SIX model G-passenger touring. with brakes and 70 horsepower 6-cy!- ' used only for demonstration been driven only few thousand | properly broken ip and ) ne ane. DESIRE Tow ings. bargain. rune une and Colf ar br aSw late 1993" model. few thee: 1405 Rie. touring. Colt $50 down, wee, rT . ’ . * ae, CURV ROLE’ 19°60 touring :; ronditior b new area: equ! ad AOCOCOREOT & } ka J —— ries 5 all morning, 4 CHEV ROLPT—Tourt wire Bice, Bo some, Oma , kK . 74% 71. Deimar 11481. “nf CHEVROLET —Baby 1168s 6 it Lateat Colfax 28173. (el) ‘ALMOST GIVES ’EM AWAY) CA DILLAC—Touw a. (“ATITT_LAS Tre inte 6 rode WV onde } tyre : _- + ee [61° “eewet et atifyt . tourine a tenet eeetlens rally powerful | uaa cur —_? [ire jeneee S. DUKE ig c YAHLEM éiney; $150; wonderful HAM- JOVINGON, aed Grand 7471. Deime 1} CHEVROLET—1923 —— tertha or tra M. LEDERER «& co, Wilivs Knight and Overtanas PY Buick Trg., $135 #30 DOWN Tooder , metas Chevre!l let CHEVKOLEPI hehe wonder yu! cron lor GHINHAM JOMNSBON Grand 74713. Se Maiwe frverlanad , -_ : ' rn », 3: highway Bitate liudacr Muprmeotile ffakiand $50) CHEVROLET TOURING late rodeis: Al seer hbanical condition. with goed cord tirer and extras: bergeaias. WkeaT FI BUICK AUTO cs... Lemont BOG 3OW Locust. wes . “F 1947 RP 1922 Chevrolet Touring $125 neat balance $150 ian 10 «& v paytoenria: ‘hie car le well wert ae RENEWELIA, ¢ ‘AR DPVARTM Notthbenst corner Jefleresco and Lecuat. ce" Bunday and evenings. 1922 CHEVROLET TOU RING ORTUWEIN—2820 Locust St raANDPT. teee ELMAR 64. ‘hewrolet touring car @ ep- moe the new: goed upholstery aad Leyte? no . ‘et ‘iMaAor ose) ae th bee] aay teortmea. foen tee Jwtiiais ; atid @*eninga 1920 (CHEVROLET TOU RING URTHWEIN-—2920 Locust st. Lab, 7000 ee “4 iring care; } wa and 59 reasonta bie touringe Dr ioes. Ps fi ry (* ow 1630 5 ” Setteoeen ‘e7) pr re (+) Mew ra (che n¢ vTice of easy Lerme. fi rv condition “~"44 ss yt ; » Cpen geal ard event Chevrolet Tour. orig! na! ggg a eAlree. = : *s% 7 a ( adiilae Suburban CLIVE MOTOR. 210 Washingtes bi. ful comditie m be eeen ene fue Funder se: ; 4 Sx pti pt - (ieee ae e FLINT MOT¢ mK CAR te Wiate « Cy 4770 DFT. - +m AC. —T aris wo , , frevrae tevring , ; whe ‘in mm efert ae . later perkhing lieth lance © rotee, 7° $0 sack. me FLINT 6 DEMONSTRA ine Fine © Petienetrater. ren only vooe'.iely equloped: @itth sew afasiee eur ae aa a ber one heme © ofwle Ay” ‘Pea pomin ST. tsn aeead Borrarst 1923 CHE \ ROLET 4 ORTHWEIN N.- 2920 LOCUST oe a tarde} 45 iter oo. a. to per ee TOURING , refi npaie 4 ‘eer and rwne the « e Vere il eed A oe Mae) (eee ime fulig equipoed and EX HANGF €a® ; _Homent * i ae Ae? Y Af CADI LLAC ALMOST GIVEN AWAY $250 Murry tf $* 3 CHEVROLET ORTHWEIX—2920 LOCUST § ee, apmerance Me unde) 65 eal “s” eter. cary seri 1035 X. Grand, Upen Sunday. SS POODLE NL LOREEN te PEE eI. Te tee t< ~" See? Tae eds EE, ae a ek Pre Sbighsc? ers aay i as Oe baie Pos ah cla thas 4 4 a gh eee he j o a

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LTE ENE ILE ME TS ELT I ee 1B _rost-pisratcn re es 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. _POST- r-DISPATCH_ Se eetetereeeestennstnneanan AUTOMOE SILES PASSENGER A R TRUCKS ACCE Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars Per Sale Touring Cars For Sale ____ Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale Listen S ou. For Sale Touring Cars For Sale C- h-e- v-r-0-l-e-t Dodge Touring, $125 Down ‘*CE* ter, ton truck, tractors ‘com WE HAVE NO LIGHT TOURING ¢ AR oe O\pood ishing car: rat $25 2633 Che Look! $.-Ciags Iu? , i : , argait : rT ; ny owG iS . ‘ eam . Fm : ARC LS Lew = = , - neve! Siu ¢ ARS on, ony % _ EE I i ; em ‘onring will rifice ¢t pt ‘to DURRIS—! Bo mew cocd| Chee: termes tree. 2308 S. Jeffer: | put » 1923 Garener tout ea | cad SSO BSE Dena Wee ease nue Tat igure tar ter Seams: = 1924 Studebake * : — Pe es es Ros Wee Mees Oe Jef ny, oe Oye } 4arriner ight 5 . , s ete ane weno | fet tet nae ee Ha nes, $550 - ree eo ee te ‘ ; ——, mie wg wel iy! ,. Louis: T LOOK! MARMON: y | —- “a8 = LV CE Mi TOR gt \gerinate Se ive a Lika’ T vale Aue = : eek Ob lay and EV — — = 3 oe > an MRE eS i a ~ tee. SGepayte eget on te ’ Aa wii . SS lop cheer” ton ae | Oe ae a .: We are very careful—ret = - } Y je: PY : at : oer : Be r Car trade— n afllowan _ sa 2e ry tT ee Tem ine alm ~ . : ee eS ; te : ’ et - - ~ n ae rent off fer qual "Y ‘ ? ; a Se ~ y trac e-! a’) ’ on ro NG v9 ope: . or Ford = bs 4 excessive O' ERLAND 192U, URING | =e Pilcasaet Shas ital cond. 4 —Sandars end eves ~~ aie » not overpriced. atest business ass Used Cars are sold wt ir work is done in our cost, Which makes possibile Honest value and depen« ~ : oe | h - our success and we ¥ | . ie : g ews i : hour, with ail vives | MA: (L—Ten the onan eee TAHLEM i ay | | terms at @S2 i a For variety you cannot fi : st. Louis. What make do ye F f ORD—ETON 5 : Dodges Chevrol $2000 HAYNES. $695 torists’ Sh * ties ae odie “enn . Pek bh starter Ss : : Gardner Oakiane M A X Ww EL L “SP ve L ae " 5 ; a § Locust Ei st FORD. aac £80 vom Hes : “ Buicks Oldsmey : a i a nen , Packs “5 “er } > eee = ——- r all a’ | he terms. ' " ; | Hupmobiles star ~ MAXWELL SPORT Take a ride and find out. Sac | in eet condition: a Meaiek | PORD—Truck a A Liberal Terms——Wond “AOL MES - 1 P Ag “SP RT ’ sa i? , 5 ven raaS Grand. LYS-1 7 EE ou! “s 19°: —— . rail ~ . —_—_ et tration Cacerfully Gi ARS PO a ar Sete. Think a = $3500 OT) 3 j or —— ii a . m4 7 - _ is ‘ = — : i a ; ry — , . o owes = “ ~ - i . . 7 : : : : > | —— ; . . ry, ’ RD—Tr ucks rery ‘ of these can be ‘ : MiSs ‘ : } cf i : - and are 7 oateanea . ~ f 4 ; 7.) Bs ; ; eae: lil balk ae mS | Huber. “601 = — rs : 23 M ‘A _ Ww EL Le PAIGE a ; t ft, assen. eT nN ~ L , LL ; ” wwur ‘ PA ey 3 ry! : : ‘et : y " ~* - ° Cas nice 4 = : lui? at : sei } ‘ ens C PLO i - a Tru ks. . fm 5900 : ‘ e- { ‘ . - — on ie — 7} ad ; EX* HA? GE ° s . ravo. Garrisen. G: a EE EE A ARRAN I ie co aiid are Theresa : a t REO —1971 « , BK 1 PE Oia A of TosaA Mu Ch..’'? $100 dev ve DODGE—T trade (pen Suna iN rk wort, Mn . — Now on Exhibition ! ~'Bartmer, " Cabany i008 ~ Laclede at Sarah. Open eee Se | DORRIS—1920 Model Cot STANDARD TRUS =| DORRIS—1920 Model 7 MOTOR CO.’ 33% Cheating | order and painted. SSS | DORRIS—1920 Model £F RG 8 4 order and painted. ‘ 4 Rs F : oe “ ; Ap Tr A i " , . . m = - . “Ft “ Rebuilt and Used . = ‘ > } “y o* he . —_ : } a . ; - 2 - m . _— 2 « ad ¢~-F) DORRIS—1919 Model + order and painted. . e if “tam ;-4 ; Demonstrator tourin save 1-3 e Me. : ira pat _s — 7-ton Mack. dt'mp body... 7 DORRIS—1919 Model Sunday eee M418 | 1st 2p T oP aeicil , Mi te . ce iba rr - a | ~e 438 -DS—Tourt: aie modi : — : . aun EIN a! 5 = 3 : [ANDLER—1918: exerilent com . ; d- ' eve TUDEBAKER — a . amano > 'akes it home \LN—Phaeton , j rf. é bacgen: 1055; 1 ytier 4 b acis , | ; _ i J jay. termes. 4168, —— 3 ‘i—_— «* > : ‘ “ : rm ' A _ : = 7 } | 3 , . . . “ nee , ; ou . - ay ; Sem __ — ~o a ae — dition rt 4 : _ i ’ { “ ' . = : - - . ‘ . - "a . “ oe ~ ‘ . Z me ; " : ‘ . ‘ : . | : _ . ‘= : . ss os ie ~ . ar 2275 oR é DODGE r RIN . aM on HTL] my te : .XLAND—Touring. 19 | -_ oy § wee = : | od der: $300. Wii. SPRING CLEARANCE Si a ae Perv raer’g it te ‘AS i.iKE a new car PME »: ~ : 4 , . ' ~ : ] : : : - * BILE Ww _ —_—_——— kyaw ieee — y= : onditic 503 , at Treat; reduced = a’ MOR ‘ : Es—Gardner | touring. Dodge Pouring—Latest “21 “ $019 a vores — >on agg Sy waggle, smi. agate ro $2950. J] ver 331 o> TAN. ines. neon ee gy ree uring, 1921 ait ‘ wr The Q-?- TTT —~ F ' _. °. :' = vo. Linde: 20 ic) UUMMEACE TRtiCA—Qosed body; good ew careful wee: a: late Maxwell, **oS i pats 4 ‘MOBILE co ern cone } , ~ | a No : onmditi $5 | RE Lr i —~ t I ‘ aor ~——— . : - =k SA rate ; , 3 oust : = — 7 ‘ : , . i” YT . - ~ * a . — - ve: "la! 8 touring lata . eaditon : .39 erin ay: rar ia. (7 " a “ wt : a am “ TOR — 432 Se =e pe | som ’ “ . e o nom Cas. es AG ’ . : — — : Ss o * gaa A urmg - > Sb good condition. C wel fax De DGGE -omimerm tal truck or trade for ord >. “' a S118 Ca: pment : . . . i ‘ARCH. 41 7 ns. ~~, iz e rea. “baseman: pan e 3/1 ¥ Tt) pped 5037 Deimar ‘ “=f a or : ”~ nize P et » | #0 ; oo a ee ET ae Ri 5 Lecust. .« = ' f cron —— , - s . 7 ANDI 1970: touring: — ott DEBAKER—Light _ ae ee 3 b eesabeces . uring: fine conditton Jae new: driven 59251 , - sia, nal u sec econ ’ s: 50 wpe spc a =ide 2270. ’ CSED Ford i9iz XODGE TOURING FORD—Tourtng car 00: AS¥ ternis | mo bil T £ ——" [ DGE Ol RI . evis Mo tt -_ . ~ oh old ile ouring eit —™ ilam-Zpstein Chevrolet C _terms. 1805 Rusee!l. Rummel! Auto Sales . oe . -....100 ” Madera ; rney : . - - m E era. car ce2 ’ $24 um T37O NM. Breedway. $115 down. balance STOO tn 20 monthiy PORD—T =" : sn . 2 S f e lee . : ston — payment . “hy . Car is easy wel S45 ; - i. ae oe) . ‘ ~ eo ~ : )- Dassen er With motor . & an — — : os ~ i. om [B AA [R—Special ; 'n *ice lent — - wit th _ P Ask for uaed car No. 715 — sca eeemsingaenseenaneeenee ass gilt ~- paint ‘ob: tonk a — vt J nd _o newly painted: ersized tire mot complete gain wen t ae ; - RENEWELL ¢ aR ] ‘PARTMENT ae i fou Od condition . " . ; > c a S thems — saciid Ayoceiy sis = . sv~d pout 4 : .erm™s 2. 7 Broadwar >} © .. $ USED CARS—Ail kinds will sell : & trae good condition - x5 pneumatic ae thesanineses ee aan ee ae ee Open Sunday and tb venrings OR “Our unrin mie SH ; ; =~ Te uF ,—2 Mileptz. Riverside $300. | | aN i MOBILE wick sale will buy this cs ne 9003 W 7 ~ 1% ton: Dodge 1922 Touring ey ef) Sepa cntags 4 aga foetal price for a quick 1 | COmS in_and se {t. 3000 Gravois. _ % " a in We RL -—] bs starter } rrerqy M7 L- ;* ‘* rm ; . ane _ ; ‘ p . ; : ‘ , ae 5 = ’ = we — + 5 e 9 > T oa i _ — -~— 3 r you : : uy - i . . 4 : Geil’ . . J ‘es _ ful. factory have to ult edyear cud tires. | bump- abies” 1919 n : S385 Salena ) “and om trent No. 793. oa ); JOHNSON. 1163'S. Kingshighway. Grand Shige De a a e46x) And many other bargamm, "eS sides, Clate chem vale A : = SS Pri seal o Rica ‘ : y> . » rag . . : . we rg , . . . .- : . “SaRRN EEE eo rrager or TN eo ioe terms “x teed” es. : Mi? ; “ : i . : ‘ i" : ; m1 | ———---— a : amd . - _ 7 : - ‘ Teis : : ‘ : ‘ ; - UATan - : ia “mf 2 * ‘ . ‘ ‘3 ‘ . on : . . . : r 7 ° es ¢ | . rae > ° ‘ ry ° " tho . . 5 IDrepr aA! pf? has Piit a : yz? 4h . | Le : > ong r — ' : : peeeraneeom - ee nem + leet 7 . . - : ‘ ; iu ' ’ : _ ih) OE }*; ton Diamond T. @ ~« Upen —a St ~i2 - ~ . DiaMbEg T Car Compé : 3227-29 LOcUsT a> @ i Bomont I31 oe i921 ‘OLDS RO ADSTE ; has Tumble =— a ts L. - thw a, VROLET TOUE ally good and wt) pn rvice. voriced riett a lebake Spe: _ ager , -~ . oo + Pterce Arrow, = uy a aU (CK ROADS STER amd reneinted: a worn : 2 is and : | “w tr , , H . @ —> mw vith winter ine ‘ - 2 fr $25 D-oO- Ww. N itneen 4) USED CAR SRR STUDEBAKER =— =cut St Sotites, camo 3115 [i] Pierce-arrew, 3-tom cages . 3 social , . i - tris ~ on’ T ING ash: Onkiand. $30. 1805 Russell so y LIGHT SIX, a one eat me carved panel Mm two years .....+«# tar e154 ‘ . , F ' == F va ; ' i 2 Pits . . :. : ~ " — —= — - 2 ' -, ’ J SiR ua . ' Sp oi | Lo. : . , : naition tin : * nie ar. “olf 7 | . Nash, 2-fem ..... nie = “ar a Pram, ;

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A — apRENDay CESSOR oe R1Es' Trucks For ¢ F °o T RU Ck -19°: - . or ‘Sale Ge aondie ePlew, ruURD Luu, 8 4 as aud > aiivety AU a TO co" Songima 1922: down. rT INR i ORD—Truc k ay Sluo 7 tl iru YS apie block - : $32 ; ‘wv an re) S.arter ot £ dei iv 600 4 ‘ Seagal ery 7] . li Ten Co., Fi ‘truck Keen Pang] minke IEeHigh ON rr. Lon oe “OVverh, Ri wea vdy ; $3525. auleq. Mendenhuil. «ve 303 has ex oorene a bead re tires, DSO hp | ‘OR tls ~ TR AC TOR New OW: tor sale o ch muiet. i am ae oF wl me 2 ; H-408 py, = %-Dispa hange £9 for than OR D—-Ona. ton tr S: ai- aosorber, solid ck: rear Shay See body. 3 ‘tor gornish a truck jn st eriise sce our er. 2 BAILE T3 ‘TH AND PInr } ‘OR, D—T, ruc ks: Ij very, starter and of these = be ous ountabies: ¢ and are excellent IIuber. 601 Locust. et en‘ ngs. teeta INDIANA—Truck. ot nes cab: a| real 3- ton: ; Stake bar body Forest ease, P&7Rin for Guicg ode iP AC ahah trots: te) __dition: terms, 2026 ai owsrd” “~ y= PAC KARD—Tr ucks: c) worm 4° rive: and Tr “affic: and Chain 171 8 The Tesi tme payment vas. | RE O19? 1 speed “wagon: otor nice: | GE re) i a fist. (082) ia 1921 and 1923- te : > SUNDAY. “APRIL 6. 1924. ee 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. ee xy et ® eee aa RENEE EE TLS ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. “* 20B 1 YVTOM OBILES 3 PASSENGER CARS $e TRUCKS ACCESSORIES sbiles For Sale— Miscellaneous — Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous Why You Should Buy Your Used Car From Us careful—yet reasonably Vseed Car trade—in allowances on new Hupmobiles, Prices ew Hupmobiles are not made with the idea of allow- ang for excessive trade-in prices, therefore cars accepted We are very of - gre not overpriced. Our greatest _ our Used Cars are sold with that thought in mind. is done in our own shops and at a minimum cost, Which makes possible reasonable prices on high qual- r work i. ity Used Cars. Honest value and in our —— and than puantity sales. For variety you cannot find a more complete stock in What make do you prefer? Chevrolet St. Louis. Dodges Gardner Buicks Hupmobiles Essex Liberal Terms Demonstration C Oakland star Dort 6000 Gravois gipae Commerce truct, except starter; thie prong has never seen service and still cat ‘(Tees the full factory guarantee; $1 bx And many other bargains, you ? ‘| should see these jobs to appre ciate their value. The terms “guaranteed” means that 88 ees lation has been set aside to cover efective parts and labor for e@ period of Jo qayvs. The term “‘rebuilt’’ means that over? worn mechanical part is replaced with ® hew one, equipped with new tires, repeiat 7% ine equipped with cab and is guamem | new. Grand RAL SRUCE CO. stand and Forest r Delmar 4303 (¢) LJ Jnde!! 1 es Seal 5%: , oe

|Special Sale; — ae. fl open every evening us. are all day Sunday. 5000 Gravois av. $25 up. 7320 N = | will sell cheap; 7018 Biddie st fe) F Days. . Broadway. _ terms or trade. in writing . 4530 Delmar. ‘ic? FORDS ROADSTERS TOURING AND COUPES "iy Tope Perfect condition; terms. 323530 | 8. 13th de SON & CO sale. or trade for any king of a Ford. 2227 } Ket st. (c) oa reconditioned Jewett cars— coupes, sedans. Prices | special prices. RENEWELL CAR DEPARTMENT, N. EB. Cor. Jefferson and Locust. Sunday. and Evenings. BUICK 6 SEDAN Model, 5-passenger: has new paint tm spiendi4 mechanical condition: Perse front and read. ~ + A i821 ‘OLDS ROADSTER North Mar- | 1912 to 1924 models, (c} | spare tire. an eicellent value at | has rumble geat [tn bm = VROL ET TOURING iy good and will give you Service: priced right to sell BUICK ROADSTER 830 mode! th tires, new pam just Overhauied: winter and many extras. bere s a real bar- of these cars traded ‘ng they will sell readily Me quick! + RMS IF DESIRE RALPH 8S. DU wD Pmt Lerington. Colfax 28173. « in for new _ Daring 1923 «6the:)«= 6Pest-Dispatch wee 12,984 Financial “Wants” — this car and | inclosure: 7 | 1)} mere than its morning competi-— Paud more than FOUR times as S28 the two other St. aewepapers combined. Louis are right—bring this ad for ||| | Riverside 904. —_— Dodge coupe. Dodge touring. Ford coupe Baby Overland. Velie touring 0 Chevrolet -ton Traff : “terms or trade H. FENDLER ‘AUTO CO.. Paige and Jewett Dealers 138 Lemay Ferry rd.(c) pore |i OUR BIG SALE . ae ry y i $100— DRIVE AWAY Ford Tourings. Coupes. Sedans. starters: rebuilt. repainted. Chevrolet Tourings. Sedans. Sedans. Sedans. with Dodge Tourings, | Buick Towrings, Roacisters. Oakland Tourings, Sedans. | Maxwell Tourings, Coupes. | Light Delivery Trucks. See Us, the Old Reliable. Many Other Makes to Select From. Real Values. Easy Terms. || Willys-Over! and sane 78. Central 12335. Open Sundsys and Evenings. ne LL 'ye i NE; i\McNi¢e SACRIFICING FOR SPACE | } St. Louis Autoy) Sales Co. OAKLAND DEALERS 3029-31 OLIVE 8T. SPECIALS OAKLAND ROADSTER. OAKLAND TOURING. BUICK 4-CYL. ROADSTER. CADILLAC —_—, NASH SPOR 3 FORD COU CPES, TOURING... 48 other makes and models. Convenient Terme. ROMONT &81 OPEN SUNDAY ’ —-— — OUR USED CAR Sales Equal SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ; BECAUSE : We Deal Fairly Mode! 66 Peerless 7-pase. Touring. Model 66 Peerless 4 passenger Coupe. Model 56 Peerless 7-pass. Touring. 1923 Durant 5-passenger Sedan. 1920 Hudson 4-passenger Coupe 1920 Westcott 5-passenger Touring. 1920 Reo §-passenger Touring. 1921 Moon 6-passenger Touring. “653"" Cadillac Roadster. “48" Pierce-Arrow 7-pass. Sedan. The above care are all in splendid mechanical condition, and exceptiona! values for ~ A oy. one. PARK “AUTOMOBILE COMPANY tomobile firm in St. Louls. Oldest auto 1904) ted PEERLESS DISTRIBUTORS Open Sun and Evenings Locust enty-third Bomont 1840. Central 321. | Donse BROTHERS DEALERS *SELL GOOD USED CARS High-grade used cars today bear little re- semblance to the used cars of yesterday. Roads are better, gar- ages are better, auto- mobiles are better and owners take care of them better. Incidentally, we KNOW better than to try and build good will with bad goods. DODGBHB BROTHERS BUSINESS COUPE. Looks and drives like new car. Was traded in for iarger car. Fully equipped, good tires. We guarantee the me- chanical condition. Doliar-for- dollar value. DODGE BROTHERS SEDAN Late model. Newly painted. Equipped with disc wheels, spare tire, transmission § lock Neville steering wheel. front bumper, dome light, heater, etc. An ideal family car. A splen- did buy. CHEVROLET UTILITY COUPE. Original finish. Good tires. Driven only a few months. A real bargain. OTHER GOOD VALUES. Dodge Brothers Roadster, Ford Sedans, Foré Coupes. Buick and Paige Touring Cars. Tate Motor Co., »- 3041-43 Locust BI. Terms, Trades. Not Open Sundays. | aie ema ’ ¢ Motor | Company QUALITY is often invisible to I the average eye—two railway itickets may look identically 'glike, but one may take you two or three times further than the | “QUALITY work g0¢es other. ‘i inte our used cars and out QUALITY, i satisfaction. comes in 710.09. Ford Roadster-—$1! Ford bere eas 00. seenvunit race aoa Stearns Coupe—$850.00. ALL LATE MODELS. EVERY CAR GUARANTEED. Cash, Trade or Terms McNiece Motor Company 5187 DELMAR _ Forest 888. Open Evenings to 9:30; Sunday 5:30 service and | 6 Roadsters. 10 Tour! ~ a 17 Coupes . 9 ee: 3 Trucks One-third down and payments. Johnson Auto » A Near Grand 3667 Olive St., Open Evenings and Sundays. > | small Automobiles For Sale— Automobiles For Sale— _Miscellaneous © Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous Miscellaneous © RE-MANUFACTURED MAXWELLS By this we mean—restoring them to their origi- nal state as near as ~— and ye them —— CPT rye + yh ¥ HV ¥\ pees wt Will gi ve Vou Econom cal In buying a Used or Exchanged Car be careful of the so-called bargains because there are really few of them. Nobody is selling $2 bills for $1 and it will pay you to consider the reputation of the house you are dealing with together with the class of cars they handle. Price is not the main factor in question. You must consider how good the car is—not only in appearance but so far as the internal working parts are concerned. Below are some you should see and ride in before deciding. 1923 Maxwell 1925 Coupe, paint, Maxwe ; l. seat cover new tires. Sport ‘Touring, complete with bumpers, trunk, spare tire, ete. New paint, re- nickeled and new tires. 4-passenger s, bumpers, new ¢" beauty. wr: paint, Maxwell e-nickeled Touring, new 1923 Maxwell Standard ‘Tour- and new tires. ing, complete with all equipnient and Winter enclosure. Also 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922 mod- els that are in excellent condition. Prices vary from $100 to $860, Terms or Cask WARD MOTOR CO., 3032 Locust Bl. and 7200 Manchester Av. USED CAR DEPT. 1923 Maxwell Club Co passenger, new paint, etc. ings Pe, hiner ONC |. Open Evenings and Sunday | 232% teu Accessories, Parts—W ae FORD ENGINE—SIS; Pord touring e mxty. cheap 5004 Minerva. FORD owners, baraaina: handsome spring: » Olive ier} bar bumper. $6.50. instalied; only few ; $45. 4a20w | eft. 13) Sidney s. | | /FORD REAR AXLE—Complete: 1923: xood condition; very cheap. 4133 wre. ites) @ FEIN I ERS __.__Ghassis For Sale CHASSIA——-1 828 ihevrolet;: 412 8S. Lith at.. rear FORGE CHASSIS——5 late models Pio: trade. terms. 27: FORD {: HASSiS—Lat ° ‘192 Natural ricee FORD estaba —@ real _ 300, $79; open today 416¢ 7 ahielda. FORD CHASSIS—4 real bargains, $56 nist ie "Fun S00, $75; open today. 1900 Washingion. : to : Fg dgmount ables pe | POR D OHASSIS.-1922; starter; demount- | motor, $254. rria, 2810 es |__@bles; $110; $50 down. 2810 Olive.(c) | acc eASTUN al TO PAKTs— FORD CHASSIS—1921; $55: in good Lincdetl Soom 1 ay + ~ “ = ; ; 5 care. BTIA ¢ ame. Lie ior evis oter ord dealer, 3005 — se =a ae S osneas Open Sunday and evenings. ic?) | MOTOR—4-cyi.. % h. wp; Al bey ings : c inten and drive shaft; 5. PORD CHASSIS—Late excellent condi- se ter. 2veaa (e) 1152 t . s . , " 25 o ee Bonn a. 7U; terms; trade. 2506 8. Jeffer OAS e “Rid & For “Tora a car, ute we ' i ’ ec PO EO Indiana. | Fue b— ion li | i . ; motor verfect. | ; $45, $75 ains: S06. Oive ” ba Con- al truck chassis 1 gc omplately ———ae sermasg: Gauges fig terme | city" agra lea Sena 2323 Locust. Open eve- Pollah tf ) stead av. 'FENDERS for 25 popular cars: model fenders and bodies or Fords, Wagrer Gear Co., $216 Locus 3T ARTE RS and generators rypaired. Al Judd eo 715 N. Spring. Mendenhall}. ; _hings : ss | FORDS—Ton ! ofem: terms. HRiefling. 2501 8. Jefferson. Open Sunday. : Auto § Bodies For Sale a mgd >» uD. Cpen Sunday aa eflina’s Olive, be 3 S%-ton express; 375. 4031 Lorraine olfax S768J. ic) | 5a I’ Y¥—F ord closed tlgnt delivery body. _ like new ; $25 cash. $115 Texas av BODY —F ord touring. $35: will trade. L707 . 2) as | BODY — Bargains ; ys: commerce) pleasure. Unive Bark 4 ‘Fo rd Truck Sw CO., 2620— Olive st ee | BORY —4 ao Ob pass, (halmere -chaseis | Motor, £629 Olive... | BOLDY—VFord tourt i”: one- mat top. "1925 4 model $65; trade. 4°° OW Natural Bridge adie ale se a ‘BO! 1os—TP oul nes, ‘rogdeter, cheap; only $20 each: eleo late 19273 Ford coupe | body cheap. 1004 Glasgow. Wi i 'BODY HEARGAINS = alwaye: —aae pieasi re tniversay terd Truck Body Co 6° 0 _Olive. ae Bie: (cB) RDODGE BODY -Touring. 6220 Hamil- ton ifax 3030S E SSEX nats —- Tour ng. + = roadster body, good condition. C, | nedy. 5345 Garfield | FORD TOURING BODY— | Sunday morning, 471% FORD BODY —HKoadster: | ling. 2501 S. Jefferson. Open Sunlay | FORD BODIES —. fe) FORD bod! Fr, Jefferson, FORD — BODIES—25, roadsters, coupes, Faston. va | | BORD BODISE—Used. $10 up; new tour- ing, $85; speedster, $45. 7320 N. Broad- | way, | it ae ; (c7) BOD Y—Brand-new De Luxe, fits any Ford: special hood and shell, $225: can | he seen Saturday afternoon an Sunday. | 1314 5. 13¢h st. | (e7) pas * all kinds . Louis, (e 8) bods : —") ae rem cleaner. tea wagon: $50. Mendenhal} Oven even! nee 1) ‘BOD Y—Dark, Poe ee ne w. used: truc ks; track F ‘ORD—P ane oe er ‘ec? 1919. | ROADSTER Delmer bil. ee ee YOU will be satisfied with a prfee. but - 3020- 3030 eee Street SOUTHWEST NASH CO. Largest open air Show in St. Louis. More automobiles to choose from. Better prices because we sell more cars. Select one of these wonderful values. You may shoes ce from such makes as Ford, Chev- rolet, Dodge, Buick, Nash, Studebaker, Hudson, Essex, Chandler, An- derson, Apperson, Cole, Westcott, Stearns-Knight, Overland, Peerless, Olds, Oakland, King, Auburn, Maxwell and Lafayette. The cars on display have been taken as payt payment on the new Nash ears and are good, serviceable cars. Spring is here and you will want a car for Summer. You must see v of good automo- hiles. Coupe, Sedan, Sport Car, Touring and Roadsters. Part cash, balance monthly. Good running automobiles as low as $75.00. Good Used Car guarantee with all cars. 3020-3030 Olive Street OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY somont 634 this display || | baker, ‘iii'dezen distinctive looking fe}| AUTO Tors USED TRUCK PARTS not a cheap Ne taal, buy a Hercules body , | ALL KINDS ALL. BI nue 8 ALL TYPES rom anv dealer. Yy *RAILE: E Y. y 7TH. AND PINE. (ce) seme VICKERS. INC. | OPEN TRU ‘K BODY—1-ton, for Ford £639 S. Broadway. P aa chass(«: 1 4% -ton closed body, 140 ney; UPTOWN ST RE, | good commission business. t 646. ' Broadway. De not ask if old or new. but ts ane false or te tt true. MAR MON BODY-—Touringe | cash. 3924 Washington bi. International Truck Parts | Mov ING VAN BODY—Suitable for Ford ~~ Pr odels +} | _ton chassis; $25. 2409 MeNair. __{c) PERIUNI BRANDETE “Motor 66. | PANEL BODY Ford ‘tusk. 2611 Market at. ; BODY—! Pama: ened a | MAX W ELL BROS, call Monday. 3958 Faston. Se ‘ff’ you are a grocer. butcher. drayman or | S IK Pp rts: we can show you more than al it yage it bodies for your For all makes of cars. Millions aiso spring 2422 8. Third. TRE CK b ~7 'D PINE rtz as food as new at one- cece at 17TH AND PINE. _ lech Ales new pares at Ole inectina red as gears, axies, 4 — nokne argain: bearing». a oe : "ahd. “ite Sh ga. rear. For half- ton truck, ice wagon. — ga ~~ eee a | Dusiness. _BAILEY,_ Auto Bodies Wanted | TOURING CAR BODY Wtd.—Paixe; and 1s 10°21 Driit lon SPORT ROADSTE R BODY | Wid. —F or | “~~ d: good condition. Box 367. P D. i &. C.—Il]%-ton truck; £00 A condition Be. cash or time. ape ead Uline next week. 208 N Ma | | PRUCK BODIES Wtd. a all j sizes: also Baby Grand boedy. Delmar | Vi RES—$2.60 up; R71. oS ed ae | antee for 90 daye. Thinie, % ,. | TIRES—I 37x4 new, $19: ena mateietes for Sale | ley N. Grand, “Open Sunday. {eb ¥ \rERY—For i plate. . “gn08 TIRE s- om Bist, cord tires, 35x5, yr i. :, cheap yi ilwer av... rear oo twigs. 08 $3 and up. i ——— TIP ES—Good, used; “rt TTERY BARGAINS. $5 up: parts y for | 4043 Delmar bi all batteries. Ovoen Sunday till 7) mem TIRES——30x«3 chee “all | stock. ’ ‘a 1 ae aT = | $7 35. Mo Tire. Jefferson "ie : 2 TARG si nd up, Open . & : gy ig BS and up. Oven | Finns Gaxd, $4.60: 32x4, 84 , y morning. H. ‘ ceaol | 2.50,_ 2000 Ramee, 7.96; i thats _ fe) pins. ag fo _Lindelt 50387 Tires For Sale | BARGAINS—Used tires; thoyeands te from; ope nBunday. 1405 Chestnut st. Re i _- ae 410, Ta . 4418 Manchester a’ 104? o! 14 bea tt eries . you TIRES —10.000 trl lew for ae BATTERIES Wwta can bring in your old battery and get! what Miller novskidis will do. a new £' ja rant eed battery for your Ford | fr $1”. i lodge thie w eek only. Act quick BATTERY | SERVICE CO.. 427 6 ‘fas tfard. Gi rand | TRAD DODGE tion aston. TIKES firsts, ton , IR ES—3424 ‘a, on all guaranteed A000 wiles guaranteed $6.46; real bargain. 355 cords, Tire, Jefferson 83; ood O20) BATTERY-~-—-Cheap ; Call Sunday, rear. “condi- ) (vive Locust. | tute guaranteed firsta; te | rims Uni BO SPR at Pea 1 916. 15) | 5 U. & Reyal cords — lor Hieckenbacker, | miles, 56000 ) Gravols. TIRES ers. . aut. 10.000-mile guarantee Sunday. ™ 2001 Olive. "| TIRE New. Sdx4% bars Phe 2s ain. ar ‘ | TIRE a—35- 5-54-3504 Tire Co., © ts ORei iun ni Sunday and all TIRES—Used. 37x4 ery sies; cheapest in town, 4361 Ta a: # 4 4 i, Daag. 34 As , fs "ler és: NEW PRICE 6 V-11 PLATE TWO-YEAR GUARANTEE ; HIG jHOR PRI ee? HU PP OAKLAND 1918- SCRIPPS-BR. 1017-18 REPLACES AE Fs HICIMAN HoMON T RAT TERY O12 LACUST ROAD SERVICE Tops For Sale AUTO TOPS—Curtains made repaired. reasonable; Ford recovered, $8.50. 4400 vane (eDO) | and coushions recovered wide tains et 1450 N. 15th. 7% yl 9 te 99) —_—- - - j SSS | , YES!--“LET ME TELL YOU WHY” : ; estion, ““Do If you ask qydn met who has purchased a reconditioned automobile aap Bh eT ae thon back quickly as above. e wi 0 v like your car? the answer will come 11 . —_ aetes the automobile has given him, the low expense of operation, the Oe eS a and the feeling of security in dealing with an © 4 established house whose reliability been questioned. Our used car department is operated on the same basis as our new car department, and the people who buy used cars from us just know they are getting dollar for dollar value, and that e we give is unexcelled. We have a reputation to sustain and we do maintain it by going out of the way to keep our customers satisfied. We see that you re- main satisfied after your purck hase, ee ~ —- Our interest does not end at the signing of it follows throughout the That's why “Once a ” We eliminate The future or the order, instead, life of every car we sell. customer, always a customer all doubt and find that it pays. repeat business means much to us The following list of cars is guaranteed to you to be ex actly as we represent them or we y refund your money: the servi will cheerful er ee an "Last ‘Price. "7s Chevrolet Touring. 1919. 45 Chevrolet Touring. 1922 Chevrolet Roadater Chevrolet Coupe, 1924. Dodge Touring — , Hup Tovring. —_ Dort Roadster. ———— eee ” ‘List- Pric - Dodge Touring, Dodge Touring. Dodge Business Coupe, *hevrolet Touring out tt Touring. 1922 Jewett Coupe, 1922 . Paige Sport Touring Stearns Limousine Chevrolet Touring. Studchaker Spe Studebaker Spec Ford Touring, Ford Coupe, 1°? Ford Sedan. 1922 Hup Touring, 1922 Alien Touring. 1920 Buick Touring. 1917 Chandier Coupe, 1971 Chevrolet Touring, 1919. Dodge Business Coupe, 192; Gardner Touring. 1920 ate Jewett Sedan, «*% Jewett Toure ST tty r — tel ott “pase. Touring. 1920. $: 305 , Paige, 5- pees. Touring. 192 $495 Will take your old car as part pay ment, balance in 10 months. {> ! WN OPEN BOMONT ReNewell Car Department ee eres Jewett Coupe. Moon 7-pessengrr. (akiand Touring 1919 Studebaker Tour: ‘ 2 At Newman's, 3711 Delmar This Week Only Tit re covers. all care. white tread, vas 3, flower vases “Se: $2 OS. tire covers. 3023 % An or fabri 65c; seat covers. Ford sedan, $6 75. oo 51, $4.25. wind breakers. al) nickel-piated $7.50: coupe carpets, $1.75: sedan. 32 Be Firestone balloon tires. compiete set. | eae and yours, demountable wheeis, ail metai $12 door pocket, 60c;. cut-wut for all cars, | $1.25: bundreds of other items at @ cut yo! NEW MAN At'TO SUPPLY. 3711 Delmer. Open Sunday morning. AUTO Ace EssORIE 4 Somp ete to = revede! 44 Puick 1918. ronudeter rrenet 6, good * al on. Treasonah price. Webster J BAS ii : jarce cars. rontet . 2406 8. Jefferson Tikics a eld i) AUTO BEAT COV t= ety Pte te $15: Fore coupe touring and sedans. Oo BU PrisEs—G a Pa brikeid. 15: 753: - 2 The pair lint PY — = Loula evening news service, — DISPATCH is the only St. Zhe POST: giving Associated Press newspaper ; stop and inner tubes [THO Oil Bice Kitten, 16 gallexe for | _ 4. 406 N. Main #. (OO) SPECIAL 10-DAY GA B—Por , Ford; $85. emall box for ; be ¥ oe aa Fors 4186, 8 Se oo — MisSOU R. ] ot also parts for aay or truck of DERM AUTO PARTS 1728 Lafayette. Sidney 3965. pe dled _ Bt. Levis. Me. “200) aay | ieee ‘| TIRES—Two new 3624% nonskida rgain, 415-56. A. T. &.. 3150 Washington. Bom. 188; . ~ a. af te oa P a enh MERON ea

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tere SRR AN Rein et ale OSE SL tee tte eee SASS ry, | tl IS POR in, ok toh onl, Ook labaes te ATI Oy I ie ' LOovISs Post. DIs sPATCH. 26B AAl 3 MACHINERY “ROUSE wi at ba all —. ef mac ehiuery Sch : achime Cu.. Tol Leuls. Me. Wtd.—-A round 4000 fe thon Geand TS! SRneER- or soil ENGINE Wa —15 to aso 40 to 55 ft. a Be ted _. -« 2 iype. . ” MACHINERY For Sale va eye cee oe . GRAND. MOTOR—W acner. 1-borsepower phase. 1150 r oD 110-220 vol t: pieta Geo. Steffens Co.. ‘112 N. Lot. —itGH ELECTRIC CO. stor 4.0 ~specia. *® renmt ri 1320 4! > oe = sors. rYL wr Mo foe “REAM FREEZER Wii. —With 2-aa! 2847 Compton SER ERY "STORE Wid.—cCheap. 47 . Main. Calli Olive 10153. anal RS — sir compressors bough’ exchange:. Naiiena! Electric Ser’ Ce. >09 Washington. PULLEYS Wid. —Good e Pie : ; CUTTER a STAND PAPER ba 1S or For Sale is =. % a9 AiR COMPRESSOR—Curt's. bew. $135. Acme Elect: NG—NEW ‘LE A THER se “USED ~ BOILER FOR | SAL yy ne interua., red Bert > CONCRETE vendition oa DWAY good as and oe sizes of steam and power laundry mochunery. Tiz N. 20th. Contractors’ Service Pumps 8 cn on “Our /Litt le L od “er wh ar info rma: .7e ~ ; os edited _—- egu.bDeed far Dealt: ,;ea ving tN. > * > FMAN PRESS—7A m a Business 1011 Pine st {AN PRESS —One Bul ter . ’ ope Apex a i 2 PRESs—v7 Tumxde | used + “a. Monday iwworn- aS | ** E—In pt ‘Compton. or Fe~ *y _ — ae . HOTOR— one ton M4 3tA Wee al) site. sew Tene cng and insta) 271 Marke ning ne Literfating «and vice Ce Toe MOTuRS—New manda rt os im. Te le a er cy 4) ; cen tre rine fre’? ar Sigh sheet ¢ gpperar “mi: ss iH. stark. Lautntemen Hornback & Hardie Elec. Co. Weekly reminder fer mefore. a ¢ or 4 2. y's eur ortee list. sizes Go to Git.h 3i & Marker “. eB68th ‘Al Electrie Motor Bargains | New and +rebalit nell-Zuern Blectric Co. MoToRs 5 2018 North 6th. | ON of two children to poo 1 inc hasing agents dake eu Dieckmann, argains at J. A. Stern elevator wire, any quantity 7% sing!e- come- | ‘89 new ; . $955—Sec ° ad f generator eiect ric 44 46—Modera home ° ‘ROOMS WITH BOARD—North at _ oom. _ good PENROSE, Nicely furnisied front two men; reasonabi- So. ithern geni.emen re ,N board: eason Die: pre- or Lee cals. EEE: PTS OCR aan 343. ,—Roem with doard ; Park district; Colfax 1924 oor bporth. home —“s & oe men for roc private famiir "ws rw | Foor North~ west ROOM AND Bos Red-Stirehed THRESHER BELTS BIBC -_ TO PRI PR S AT Ee 7 & Belt ing Co. es idee Oe or pe GD no a) Mig ps od # ar - bag ew ot hae mw re ‘9 i) Aone a * Farm Machinery LN 1 age og ~~ a3 €D _Machine Shop Work \L MACHINER ana Het, {ANN & M=EYER_ 45 - 9 fun Our af town epate 950 ausiy. lee e/a ic delle Sic Seem. one igaie—! times, mew daiig fer Sen fim™re fe :. ~¢ i“ 39 cimee. daily. fe. fea fe ee -ee BARD "sr girt ¢ rn — as hear @ ma 8r Tha Pde ¥ CHiLIYR EN a raxt her @ ot. te aw ROM AND RoaRI ; 7 a private fart: *. 7 7 LIN ™ Ovi. ——ae es Trias DE ~ rhod ae “UG eca wus, 3JSHa.— Board nished PIXE. phy tel Sth, Aa tania ian. tak Ailes St =” Sie : ere ye Ve Ps dere Sts r 7 _ - _WComs FOR | a nishod sleeping Toom: ™ | CASTLEMAN., 4065—LC af: afurs 3: 330— 4 ‘on necting cor poteekeeving Cc adu "os . a 1 > neat — nome room; .ooms. fe Pe nished ROO MS—By cay or week: steam heat, nie $2. Grand 1646M ——E — 38590 A— Nicely and cold Water, Pann dP ns Hotel, 7 Am CASTLEMAN., furnisoietl ali conveniences. 30035— Neatl¥ bore, ai *"ingie room: CASTLEMAN., coor, rivata anc 35203. CHIPPEWA. pupie employe CLEVELAND gt furnished comTvemence’ ‘st , furnished for - $8638—Reard ana yec, co up.e ~* m, la- Del- reasons 5.2. and board, ema. ce Anas mr rs .. “ . . r — *¢ 3 if 1801LA—Hal LADWAY. r ita@he housek see | ng: : LS47 M—Pu S genlemen,. ROADWAY, for r ead 3855 ‘ AS e*D! ng aan stea phone. b ata . : oo Te) he seeping - - . . eS ~ SO... w, ences Drivace .— geniiema : » yoR4 —— Vice * . = » . —_ 13R4 oF =j Emme le men : Je + 3! arr >. “Tw wT —_—__— = men. sare Sing .4 ne —South — “ROOMS FOR RENT—South Ei Rooms a ee furnished. $3.50 week. wat- ths. 1.204 r — ~ae- ail convenience Mm@éa.s optiona FO rv Iu—F urn Some, ine - ~~ —Nicely fur- housekeeping rect. a ~~ wantet for reti —uGHa WAY. Sié no pscker PDEs "roome. eee ¥ 10104 N —Bousektee>- ba fi. trent. $4-$6.50; one tor 3. a —Tarege treat | mGHwWwAY. 414A in moder® By 4--8- mers: reasonable. 4421 second - floor trent every -onrenieace. Zil__ Furnished room” and Za Slecr sieeping eg PUpss er DELMAR BL... DEL MAR BL... 4i73 ye. 45384— Bedroom. Ritchen privileges; private temiir: x 4331 (1 Mock —— of Page 2 arfurnisted roocoms verniences. w—sirgie >. Page Tayer car 501 A, sinzie or cous ¢ ont aaa Se2Ding room, =e es : a. eek 5—PFurnishe? rocm™. in private fam! — Large front Iple |, 3806—Large room fr fm = © rar, = oe 45 +s : ase ‘as OOV eniences 35 1} Large Wita NDIaNn 4 mz moms ‘eee * - = RSOON 6 Zui a ll efterson —Private entrance ny urnis nec Trovit, jE PERSON +. furnished Grand 344: ~ fro ne furnishei al conveniet Phome Lindeii al FUmeat eput . 309— First Poor gentlemen or reasonabie Sarnished [! privace. it. —— T “wo nice. 2% rs electric - aniences >166—Singie room with ail ON T=Tiences aay oF for _ABAN N set =_ Ve oes oit— FP art own = Ss al? front si70— -—Lign* 7Quaek*eping eeping perch: $i° Totest a7 NRIGHT. 59 RIG} 14—Purished oom rte we furntehed _Drivate family: cs ail . ee > i» ‘Olive aT. LS ae D- 7445—Larges room for >4— Modtern t— tee ae eooping. not rome a-d - ~~“ ™OTHS, Cr ae Lae ‘owes y wat, SEN at yt - ae ke Easton; front 4 1—i Ouse 4F° 9D * ais cas Set aw is A —— Fired teal a mt TOct B rr = | er ~omfortabie — ayveed. arth ~ xt? oe +e LS 6£PP OLD 3971 Sfrict' ys TMoce-n ate farm ly ruished om iil =: De ae) 4a wae Tr ; B68 A—Fu ip ——— ae Tecm. or furnished fremt an for genvemen ; ' K 385 B— Nice! y furnished ™o reniences ” , ‘ Ont room " oy tf - 3 nt X nv if 3 — lean gen emen $$$ tm. ~ ron fo Rar mer i 4h o— Tero tem: ortrate fami, Ls —_ > eau: lemien. Park and JefTersen M—Fu Bex 8-4i. —_— oe - tt. Be treet orm oon DELMAR Bi. Sota toon err hh) nae > REST FYeREST PARK & "TTS, correnienceas = S ed arn ahet qrorvenine rurntsied | eth. —* aad = i SH EI Par irr shed is moms. omnpiates ot &— Roten ¥ oo aoaen 52 44— Housekeeping mst we oe 8 oe Sea 3 4410—] frear Owse ec meng “=e “MAR a... 4501 ~~ ell y s.arc Ae atts bf. * Lege. “a IST w. vex ‘SHED | we eee v4 T ij46— ean, Oe “fiec: ene “wit* % a ear aameueell

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be Era Rave BIO RERE e Bee i Ae Pe MEN rg Be pera oA os Se 33 on ot Bae .citttih Bt at8 we gee SEERA epee PLLeene et to eee e ’ > see 8 ETT. «8 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Board—Is the place vou % have bee n seeking advertised h here today? h | |, ROOMS Fon RENT —way FO Scat WEST "ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST ST #OOMS FOR RENT—COLOAED ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED ANIMALS : POULTRY AND BIRDS | fi. south; _nicely MONTCLAIR, 1381—2 furnish house- | VERNON, 5750—2 rooms, partly. furnisn- BELL 340i—Furnished room, €85. “as, elec- |ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Sout hn rang mine. Conn necting 3 wm for lL or 2. Cabany Phd rooms; no eberes.. $10 week, ed, housekeeping; references exchangeu. heat. (*) Louis: private home; Catholic am Hal, Dogs and 1d Cats ats For Sale Baby Chicks For Sale Plymouth Rocks For M AR BL. keeping: ail" conve Son a month. For es t 7142R (c4) Ad floor: ladies. Fiat {ft ENTH, 1410 . N Room in pri- can give references. Write Joe Hanses. re] - se a 1 kitchen: Dicely turn living = B t25_—Laree well furnished | - Nirooms ;_ nice! bag A. ot, “housekeeping; VERNON, 4614—Connecting third floor rate te div. with or TNithout board. (*) | 4340 Delor st. | ERMAN POLICE DOG— Beautiful mate BABY ye yt = FF — ee eed! °5 cocks and cockerels. 33 sane " ynver: —_ a y_ Sarees, Soe rooms, complete, kitchen. steam heat. | PINNEY, “4341B—Nicely furnished front| ROOM AND BOARD Wté.-—By lady em- _reasonable if sold Sunday. "2706 8. Lith. | t 10% Caldwell Hatcheries, 4008A| [a* eer. 4417 7d Heethove! en ! : via eine : ' J tre wer ; ve hed. also faracke- pow’. & NORTH TAYLOR. 1227A—Front room electric, — couple employed; Page car. . in private famil ployed; in apartment with private fam- . of y. a , >. S ‘ I dw s T r oom; m ily: West GERMAN ‘POLICE DOG — = + - " EGS Hatehing; ELMAR BL, 4403 4 — wr ond keeping roor 2 conn = ns 77% odern, ‘with heat and bath, Forest 8937 \V. > Mr ta wir: End ovreferred f uf - | ~ arts 7 - a wee od furnished: rm. two fren ‘Debousy th. gentleman only: $3 GARFISLD. 4583—-For rent, cheap; DREW) changed.. Box L-311, “post-Dis. = = Female, 1 ar: house broke; inteili- | ’ CHC Ka--Reds. rocks. 15¢ emc>:| 100. Re. Hallock, week. DE a1, MAR Bl. 3523. Se Pa. First cr ifght housekee; am . Coon ERE [| 3-— Partridge ‘ply meut ex} posure. vanien weekly WALTON et nicely furnished front ~~ nien ee rte ME! ‘ furniture; married couple or gentlemen. ent de. nd : : tpald, tree | — wf AR BL 4040—p a m a r OLIVE, 4261—-2 large front sleeping __ flceping | rom, convenient to street car. or ’ » (*) a AND BOARD | Wtd—In private et v, bereain. “4109 —— - a _€ tee tlh ge : SG ter “eke RF. | EGG a—From ; trapnested, winnipa rooms, light house agile and mm, rooms; southern experwre: icB) | WALTON, 723A——2 lant housekeeping | LACLEL E 5229 A—Furnished hall room of conan: 7 South rove employed; best| HoUND—-Black and tan, with 8 pups; | _tatioc®. 1422 McCausland. St. iouls (cBP) | olvmg ath rocks, 93 2° * ed | “Ming; al wm pear Pace: $4. OLIVE, 3721—New furnished big room, rooms; no objection to children. ___ for KenMeman (°) | 0-229, Post-Dispatch. . Pe. Must sell on acount of moving. Sidney | BABY CHIC KS—Purcor: t: delivery guar: | _’ Weaver Maples ors hoary ’ a5 roe blocks sou th ~ Pagei— ee _or 2 persons, sleeping or housekeeping. WALTON, 1117 7—Furnished beauti*yl frent | LEON, eee DlaA 6N Furnished rooms; ROOM AND BOARD Wid —On 6543W. 3706 Saiena. r ghk wei arte rING HE NS— 2, ater 4 room; every conven. sy Bae tight housekeeping, most con- |OLIVE, 4221B—Nice, comfortable room. room, reasonable, _suitadie for a RED Lie: ofemi convervences. Call Sunday. Bo room, with board ana twa bed — | HOUNDS—#ree dog and fox hound. J.| [ 1. ae > | Cee, Oe rd. | i ne ee, be: “also . s home ence: aa : & hot-water; phone. Call efter 3 p man: private family; Forest 48905M. S7W. *) 1 young German men. in a G wet eee E. Dowley, Cuba, Mo. | log free lonia!l Farms, Box 14, sl ermont _ 3 _ a ee _ 7 m. - enenennnes Bak 2 Al as ; £ I =. or, 1% a etc. BL. | ST43A—Very wid mr 5160—F —Furnisied | front 0 OLIVE, 4722—Bedroom, kitchen, complete WALTON, 1215—Furnisiei room an¢| OLIVE, 274G--Furnished rooms, $2.20 = can give city references. Box Y-35. | SAS IF F—Large dog; cheap. 4143 NN.) j, ; . ri red Idyll cockerete, aoa i, @i80 BIN le room: de ¢ J * modern ; &4 Fo re at 7821W. i __ for housekeeping: very private. (c) kitchenette, heat, Light, Fas. Datr pnone ' 7 D: a'' coventences Be i _Post -Dispate h. Euclid av. DAB. € ~ I K en arre 4 ve a. a ‘ s 5. ; w 47 30. ‘Labadie av. | Delmar ( light included; $7 per week. Delmar 2141 W. ROOsSS— Nest. Purr iat: hea? | rentlemen pre- ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—tlLarge. clean. | PEKINGES a SPANIEL—Male: | year ~ id: : Lo 7s morevy WwW 1 buy : °h nore, Li = ceo ‘35a - or cSrentences. Dodery —— 4\OLIVE, 4312A—T th 4585-—F ront room an | OL TV Es, “ wo furnished imar 4181 4. RE : ete | = sjeeping rooms, 1 | OLIVE. 3853A-—Large sespins room, sep- , Fr one or two gentlemen: con- | HOo1s wid.—Two furnished rooms | . rotestant couple; | POINTER ~ DOG-—-LARGE. WEIGHT 60 »» P.; ship at once, ~ Drummond incu: | an or Por Sele = MAR BI Ere. : a ES * | araie beds, steam hea oof FS3Mr tel venient. to 9 car ines; Beard optiene”: .| two maried Working couples. Line Ry gg Shag Fe Be "OL, | 5... REGISTERED. Fr. & .*. bator Co.. Anna. Hii. . ; CHICKE NS——Eight red er; 2 mei Se 30 oom board, : = 6194 — Housekeeping = oo ae aneneDs: Liridelt 4434M.(cl) | WALTON. 909—Purnished 24-floor front. = (*) | _Post- ‘Dispatch. nah OMS ox O-l. POINTS BACKS: MAKE GOO» BABY CHICKS—fFrog Pbigh «° ade, heavy | rooster, $14. 5324 pe i ee | : ; near 3 car lines. _ .., 4279—Housekeeping room, sec- jentes. room, light housekeeping; yee’ Wt AND BOARD Wt. By employed | —— oe STU! 9 RBANEY, PHONE 91-R laying stock. 14 pure vreeda, 100 per) 6043. ____ , : at = vs A IN, ILL, cent live delivery guaranteed. Reasonavie | COmK cEnblLs—Rhode : Ngle , sail jences, 37: i DMI AI ne got, : . ; newly papered, running home near - tea’ Dbl, LAR BL. ., SEGnuo ey, =; oor w, oF “ON AV. eee room. | WASHINGTON, 4400—Nice large room [: | ® references ROOMS WANTED POL 1¢ Fz De IG—$75 ¥ = 8407 G jiles av. | pric es Catalog free Smith Hatcheries. | virain: reasonable. See) tiful furnished rooms; ais casing or housekeepint OLIV a adults; reasonable: single bed. (7) ren, Vioxx H-40, Post-) 4s. (c) shaping POI . -— or sale oF t “>=, ||_Auxvasee. Mo “KE ecoTie belle > Singis : _ - , 7m: j Desirable furnished rooms. 1 ine . Dek pec iv , ‘4 iA LP Wl Sh Bey ts x zs By. SS ks Ly £ a WS We a oe ae bing? thts A, ane so Re 2a is GE NaN ER anes san eet Te MR UR! a? " ot eee wep AE eas ty . sates a 4 ly aaa Pkt os FoF ee REA 2 : mo aa’ . * 5 b te Ps ote hy . Nts ‘* Ge * eas 2a! ON. Te POR RIO foe ent pin rr he eG N | vate family. 30x O- 406, Post-Dispatch. esi rk MAR bia - AY. 2 “= T, . OO ann O “ ke " i bon t th a h ww. 346 S. f r 4. ' ho ree sis rain. coe care) omb Rodtein® mnaihn Rg ow Licht beune _ a me suite; very comfortably —_— eee ee Nicely furnished room; | nished rooms: all conveniences. | Fas or. sv. wt wea 4 onge inl aetvase Guaniee: r= ; * = eS og sho c.__ ee | pene Rg Bs 1 a sacha wae onary, and ity, $1 50 setting; 50, ‘hundred; 7 oor front, $7 aw ae ; eee le emp: loyed; $9. | WASHINGTON BL. 2i25—-) iarge fromt TIT DO, sl6 (Webster)}—Two pleasant —— lemean. university student: reason- | ” on me ee 6 weeks wp | i a” gain. |} ab 0-137. Post-Dis — + : ; Cc) | — - . ‘ELS a 53 ; . ' : : : Rome et é ~anege a emer. 6 WEY * Peevrr) ry ; : so aM . v ’ I... 5 1s + itmice Tee Font ree ‘ "oO excellent meals; c private housekeeping: fas range, electric. W WASHING’ TON BL... SR7 5—-We ll urnist ed x : Ere ae ata oe ——s BABY i “HIC K S—F re 7 heavy laying for gentlemen or couple; Pe 17 or couple employed. | I — aae. 4678A—Lovely bedroom and| room. every convenience ©; front room. * ' ——— eee 5. et eee —— i D.aow P Poultry Farm. 69th and Arsene Paway BL. 938A N.— —Tarely | PAGE BL., 4202—Two clean rooms for room; eiso 2 connecting roome. ee urnished: private: no other roomers, | m= PUPS—Fox terrier; males. 2509 Minne- | wy | HA aN WING enliences, ~- - * ~— a ee nished single or connecti RC 90M 5 ra. nll ly empl yea esir = f ar- at e Zz pure nor ai a ‘é UT rai ins. Al! i ad) ne u ee de. la 100 K Ha li ock, south of Meramec st fox 0-184, P.-D ies! * “Mia terriers. Call Benton 1554W./ ¢..4 catalog Free. Smith Bros Hatch- HATC HING BboGée if room a ~ aut! ee $o on modern conveniena aie al conveniences : reasonable. | glso garage _also single | room: $o __ | ROOM AND BOARI —Gountry board end | , | : ————— | line. Box H-190 Post. -Dispatch maéaies, females, cheap. g2027 N, eure leghorns, 10 per cent, rocks, reds, or- |HATCHING EGGs—From ” ' loyed, Forest ae ‘aa _ T : > = ‘ a .' awl _ AToCe room a nd ki tc ch- ‘ ; ” 4) werk Ceiv fT i . ~ Ea . : ° = RE Firing pens A larze kttchenet : fet, bousekeeping suite. 2¢ pees 4126—2 front housekeeping : n. Phone Webste 1008J. (cl) room for light housekeeping. northwest | lars, dog foods and : only exciu- ) et ee - *e _ ° entierne af ¥ ©DS ' hg Ag on ; leg? | DELMAR BL. 5103 a AR ) Bt. Louie: | _200-cnm Stree: ae ks, rede. leehormt. RHODE ISLAND REDS—From L. +, JLOSA—F Furnished - rr Di 4207—Furnishe front as ‘PAGE RBI 4217—2 f ’ AGE a, 84 2 furnished rooms for; rooms, ivin m, bedroom and kitc hen ; vate family; in Webster; ho other board- e oms, living roo ROOMS Wid--By mother and daughter, fancy pigeons, white mice. Angore © of 32-page catalog and chick| porching eges - Ot Bien : DELMAR BL.. 5890—Thira floor cot aoe De. eye 4 room® and | PAGE BL., 3914—Neatly furnished rooms| WASHINGTON BL. 4504—Laree. neatly | eween Shenandoah apd Miami. 2849A | ~~—2——— | _Girardean. Mo. 9000 W Belleville ear of BABY CHIC KS—At prices you ‘ean afford. | aerrING “poas— comfortable room in priv vest; 94 floor sleeping 7 i. tleman ate family; ges. ye 7 cl) PAGD BL., 4548—Suites of 2 housekeeping | _*° ond floor. 6 phaser S—R e . - ad anata —_——— — , > _ ¢ r Tr 7 461 | rooms: gas range. sink in kitchen, fur- | WASHINGTON. 4206—Nice 2-room | i HOTELS | ROOMS * Wid—Three furnidhed fay | Natural “Bridge. 5 Hatched {rot rupervised 7 ee _per_ 100. Wm. Shi | hace heat. hot water and phore. = apartment: running water, gaS range. | AL‘ AZAR, 3127 Locust—Clean, quiet; $1 ing 2 to 6; prefer flat or cottage, South SCOTCH COLL [b—Pups; 2 females; price er cent alive delivery. Free catalog. ~~ Thoroughbreds p PAGE BL.. 3848-—Rooms: housekeepire Jaundry, f urnished. _ pace A. 4 up; weekly rates; tub and we | Side. Box O- 0-341. Post-Dis. obi 6205 Radom av. emer | Member sicrmationt al wd et) a i On ae TOO. | bot and co!d water, gas, electric, tele- WASHINGTON BL. 4107 7—Nicely r- ge =| Zon? ) ety St Chick atchery enr- arnous wen ait - ’ ; ss ‘ Vv ae, n shed room, re- clation. ar Cc » a“ LEDE. 4538A—Bedroom, living room, _phone laundry. nished room: two gentlemen or ee i BE: NTON | HOTEL, 819 PS ge -. —Center be COM, Wis. Cage my heme of widow, by T 2TUD—Liewellyn setter: sired Bonus | phalia, Mo. — : igo >) he ” -} employed; smaller room. | everything: now makxin ow winter | t ! ad use quarters only ili; di Riley Frush. Fairy. Phone | Bap oor ky chie py * bites ‘ ——_—— |* PAGE he te "rao a = ~ — WASHINGTON “Fi exe 4°19—lLarge, well-| Tales: $5 week. $1 per day: large lobby » somes | weg will, ry £, the. month. Box) “We “72! 23. ‘Mr Mason. Cornelia ¢ oo) p ABY, CHICKS—Sulliven weeky aie: | fine hate ELMAR BL 6197 —H ————s cox. $531 (1 block north of Page)-— | : . d y.| saiiend po nm running water in rooms. c68) | pe oat 1 un. G 4 )) y 00 an upon safe delivery oof Walie av, x: . ae ousekeeping room: & - hed Toooms: conveniences. 2 furnished light housekeeping room. | dhindiniiiiied -387, Post-Dis. Austin, Gienave. ee | Quality is what counts. 1 per cent | riers: ay, ~% ic; 94 Per week. Cabany es nfurnis a 45: 5.2 A—Nicely furnished room_for | front a er ee eee CEC AL, HOTEL—Fu: nished rooms, some | Ric OM Wtd.—In private home; no chil- AT STU UD—Registered collie: fee. Sib. | live delivery guarameces Price Re _ Forest 132 ot oa ae F i PL.. 9—Singie room. conventen™: “empl loved couple: all conveniences. Del- Ww WASHINGTON a 4187— 7004 B®) eeping with priv ate bath: ew for light house- dren. by middle-aged lady : one large. MEL. for sale. register . prices rea- | uP. Catal —_™ rene Qua ¥ arms, x RHODE mpeanonable; Page-Taylor car. _ r (c) room, $4: choice front room, $6. Lin- keeping steam heat. ru tes. 8549 Le aay | one stall or kitchenette furnished or un-| sonable. Phone Forest 9093. 321 N.;{ 167. Wellsvil 0. a nM. let 7 |} amd night: reasonable rates 19 Lucas. | gurnished; must be reasonable. Box H-| Gore av., Webster Groves. ‘ BARY CHIC KS—R. i. reds, barred rocks. lA BL... 4305—Laree F room, om of —Neati a | 29 Ee She | | 3 all PAGE. 5443 eatly furnished egas~ | a wins ¥ EMP RESS RI! ALTO “HOTEL. 3534 Olive | | 383, Post-Dis. AT TU D—K id’ a Top: registered 59.6 . | buff orpingtons, white orpingtons. white Ducks, mab Etc., For Sale og" Cathedral Parish ' . 7 : ight ern: ed re eman, $5 week. For- ASHINGTON BhL., T.. 4003—1 large light . . ae 11 R om, oe ass - ae he H GT . . Kit henette. near Grand; het and cold water in | oy setter: white, biack, | wyandottes, brown leghorne, white leg- eked: sire. hy Kid's Top: dam. Betty | horns; mixed, only $1.50 dozen, $10 per | TOU LOUSBE GEESE—Two trios, b E ] iM AR BI ae 4 Fo Lare : d ooms : . ‘ y, , ryi r ry it r — ait 4 po ree. clean, IWNELL BL.. 4343—Burnishe r : | est 12 oO use keening room i Kit ~ e.... ; Keeping room: po | , ; cere T inde hOR | naane: ae vate bat hs: thoroughly renié | . i oy | Teasonabie en ee | Ad family; apartment _F- | PAGE, BL.. ~. S041 A—Furnished ro room for 1 a ee TY —iaree room| Vateu. indell 4843. Mrs. Jaxeme Lingfie! d Montrose. Phone Cabany 6045W. 100, parcel post prepaid: live delivery ‘ references exchanged. Forest | W ASH NGTON BL.. 4916A——Larce ate Dn 99) | Tex Hail. Pyler 2717. Hanipel H Hateb- 2 A N l M A L , _Boikman, Victoria. rd floor __for housekeep! ng and sleeping. | furnished room for light housekeeping: | — Indiana. RC SSIAN WOLF HOUND—$50: - old. 711 Elward 1 block north yo z ay ‘ou ae ps Shoe y ar. - Rie i ARE ? s ollet. ia MAR BL. 4424 oom, Oilet. | er 24—-Large third-fee third-ficor ME, 44xx-—-Large room. private mae, | Soa connecting rooms; water; reaa ; couple or 2 employed. Forest and | DELMAR BI. 5060-—Siatte tuemacke e685 rooms, nicely furnish —— oo | privileges; private family: refer- ad ults; re ferenc es od; connecting sie ° ~ ae fe ——— te ee ae Na a Pg UE DELMAR a 5015A—Ne EY ee | rooms, single or seh ege B cone Oe a ge es ee ¢ Th | BL.. 4062—Large front rogm | DEL M AR B ear 4° 39—N' a DEL e { kitc} t be tif v furn — pring gam ago mea ys arty aan Em ee TE OT and | . - foe ely furnished ‘for sleeping. and ee 586% 5M. ge c) and ite hen .ette: beautifull poe mol ONT AL, HOTEL. 808 N. G rand —U 2 ’ ping, exposure: a nent, third floor: southers! é DELI. BL 4004—2 ar 3 or 3 third floor Se BL... 2938—2 rooms, entire third | _moder orn ae Se et: 7 a = pte Jia .® Le +. s $1 | ‘STU D—Liver and white tic ed pointer. , ————— Pcseme furnisehd for housekéeping. | floor, newly furnishe’ and decorated; WASHINGTO gem cb Mga ira Delmar 4700. vans. he by Fishel’ eFrank, she close up| wholemle orders enable us to these sse or Sa front MAR, 4147——South front housekesp- Mboeti, 6:. $006 (34 apt. west)—Ex- | Sink. gas. electric. phone. heat.__| ‘jaree. rae home. h; continuous water: | -">27 HoTEL. 2800 Locust — Running | ® | of Alford’s John: no better breeding | prices for prompt delivery. Ti d Sussex F le aces. friverat or. $8 per enetie, Tange, te ae room, private family: reason- PAGE BL.. 3655—3 rooms, second fl — sate 3 wera water. tub, shower baths: $1 day. $4 tainable: a 50- pound dor: nice conforma- whi te rock, 5. & RK. C. SPEC KLED ete os t I _week Gehle (62 » | bath, gas. electric. Cal | between 9 a Ww ASHING TON BL... ie 346—C ' _week up. (oR) | Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones tion and good square muzzle: $25 or | hington en nd . y 4 pullete, thio ees. : a? oo, | Olive or Central 6600 | pt proposition for select bitches, A. | 19 50 per 100; brown and white leghorn.| sian ores. ‘Z M7 cpagian h st. r i . so08t ice water in rooms: fi reproof bulldings, no other roomers: counts. oe priva ELL 4365—Cheerfu 4 &) | only: re! feren ~— Cahany 8336} R. o% 4 «10 display. 46c daily, 55c Sun. Discounts . fa he —— ed; veniences; ra : Pee (cOS) | Bu. special low winter rates; $1. lay. $1 play, y. , ms ‘ . | _conveniences. Oy’ ad | ty furnished: all con i garage o "THT a; oT ATA 4540—One aes > Se | WASHING ™ iw BL.. “4403—La: ‘ge ~ front week UD; ~live -neags—your work. avoid per line: Agat e—S times, Ic; 7 times, (quarters Sergeant, Ch. heel ae _ 1621 Semple av. (c) | HENS—18: P ond i ¢ ockere! = wyate 'DELMAR BL... 4429—c TINDELL PL. 4340—Will sh ae | John’s Hospital: newly furnished rooms: om 6southern exposure, for two OF | crowded street care; eave time and car- 2c; 80 times. daily Sc. Bun. fe: mg +t | Beg Pardon and Imperial King; puppies CHICKS—Visit t jargest, most modern | _dottes, $9 oe _ keeping roo ‘ms: “9 conveniences: houne- ag ony ae el ‘ ith th mom lady: al) cony eniences: , suitable for 2: reasor- ‘thr ee adults $$$ on fare. inv ite ins —_— tion. Sie | pacar poe eee c83) $ bimes, le , . Gaile % F Cc — ve for sale sired by th ese dogs. orpe 8 hatc hery in Central Weat. 26 variet! 11 | au nary " reasonable. ces phone, Se aahin: Dp worth investixating 7.4 _able. i. __«2) WASHINGTON BL 7 2OR: a Nice Ce , front ‘ _ORRAIN N Pucli ‘ent lea o@ bumes, ‘ y c un. vc. North Side Kennels, 3417 N. 9th. $1 e. 3 3 Eas Sopee. Lous. Hatchery. 34 3 Poultry—Misé. For Sale l DE LMAR B L., 4267—Single or double, LINDELL, WL.._3062—Sou h, cheerftu! | PE RSHING, ” 446: 5——Room it in newiy fur- room ior housekeeping. $9 per “(68) quiet. homelike sonnecting bath: $1 oy Wanted AT STU p— hampion Rolls- Royce is very | tro sg 7 =. “rk dee. . . | 2 mags MONDAY ( - = newly furnished: runnine w = a | with board: employed persons: $8. i nished apartment: m odern conven lences, eT ‘ A S cnintiieemaemiaaninti ca _ — —— mue h alive an id siring quality pus. al- :? chi BO leadin ne va- Ea Om, private; $10 to $15 pen ya ba ronveniences. | one or tw o gentiemen: eo rst floor west. Se WASHINGT" iN RBL.. a ~ = Delightfu: ? _LE HOT! 7” 53 38 . Bart mit er av CATS AND > Docs ; w td = om :mon a] ) aay Sentine!, : st awarded : c "Hit “KENS : 4 layin g | EL a = en oe = G “8? athe ks a ’ eur rt. | southern-¢ ge ene a reom wit! ward, con- Amer y] porch, lawn. birds, trees. own, Wiil may _oOVc each, : »J : aw, 2S”. rieuUes ite DELMAR BL., 5890 (3d floor west)—De 9 MANDELL BL.. 4256—Large room, twin PERSHING. 57xx Front room. | Speer. | tinuous hot water: reasonable. ________| flowers: like the COUnIrY. (cB) ES 8. 18th fie : ee | Strongheart 4 oe - Oe ye Ca od cs Ps wet Sri i? - rable roor. fixp ~ ment; private family; young ma! ” "2: . ARS Ge Ses ; . - : thy om Gpprtment: SrSVeyD ral : an, lee conveniences: private faml'y; | ance “Cabany 812W. | (c) , WASHINGT ON BL L. 3955—laree second. OTEL BEL SLMONTE. . 18th and Olive DOG nee One SO et ae bet wt x —— “F pelephone. 287W. | Deore. iD Write ne ‘| DELMAR toy Ok gyre tg a con | PRDELL Rs a 5 a og = se afccnamemane all conveniences; $7.50 ¥ ie . tb goatee st ee es ee = oe 2 gps 3 eve y —ohwnt ‘bath. |2 a ——- — — — | = broke 2 “Yor your copy 200-page liuatrated | ~~ gal Hatcheries, " dl west. soem. pilcinian iS; | EDGE 5032—Thpee. furnished house- | WASHINGTON BL, 3055—Newly deco-| $8 up. KS work. OE on x Fi oe about the world’ S ore rang |CHICKENS—Baby chicks. 20 veaaing a TS UG Ai - rus By broke to | | trained as house doge. companions. chi} or ng n a uo. ead Lowest prices ¢ er | BIRD CAGES—Lar : ranges. garage; reasonabie, for boune 1624. R ry > S. 52: ) ; ished | sleep! ng ; Foor n Ww ASH IN‘ STON BL.. 4 J aaa” o- ag ; ted i, are v degrees cogier. _— hon try mnt 2555. ra hs dren’ lav tes, wal h dors tar © | ph tt Write for cateloz and price Pet. prices; W and N'T under r 5 ’ : ; ; ’ a es ri tes et keeping. ‘ ‘ > el \ ’ 30 ; beyheorts. 28) INA t cZ : : tock "ers hunters, ¢) LINDE! L BL. 4315 (2d floor west!'-—— | _——— . ao My asap cu +} ~aferred — ey Te iemntaanananaanen re tk Ae ———_—_-—————— —s “ \ Ilatcheries. Box 620 Lancas! ¢r. everywhere; — ~ = : arc ™ Toni, - lig, . “ in rer ler) er pnreilerread 7 ' “? iT oon Morgat st — . age - rat oa a EO " : all parts ef filler a £ : ; | EASTON, 5596-——3 rooms for rent; all con- Room. running water, adjoining bath. use from niou ak ae fast op ane} ight house- | oe Bg 1 Palos GF — Peete 3: } ve { " the orn kK an further ion U marr recuce riceé . a oD w ie * keeping rooms. front connecting rooms for housekeep- | : t ae ight ne att thr ng: $10 per Vv eek ; : = 7 aS ae as —P i ; re mene HE HE RMI T "AC 55) Ni aisis , a ‘ Yennels Box 932 ” Lak ve Onio | yeds, anconas, 414: white or brows lee | Olive st. \ AS mdoe . ag . ” ee! ee ergs horne $12 vuff orphingtones, w van : - : assorted. Sv: post paid a | GANA RIMS—Rollers, The say) ip Meee Bachelor's home oO ington Delmar 464% pee i nie . earch: +) —s a Ws hite its, : A, wee | | Ao for 6 months or over: refer-; your Gwe. ae ry} 6 KING SDAL E ait T ‘EL 5 080 0 Oe te furnished. Cc. Cc. Fischer. Staun- ‘arrow ickertes, Peorie. 21). (c99) | C{NARIES—Males; BI | ton. Iii. (cO®) | HAT: SHING EGGS—Rhode intents - bm rea | a Size. a tew ‘choice f all Conventences : Dogs a and Cats F For Sale SCOTC Wf TERRIER PUP PizEs — ~fRregis- | rocks: 15 $1. 100. $5. 2420 N. 307” — | CANARIES— Ver ales. - rat pon as ~~ = so - week The tra r 4403. 7 _ - ule. Ri iversi . 640W, 4. A Grueter. 3733 Cnio Blaney | HA .TCHING BG: e i—— Bar ~re dl roc ks. nome | Kirk wood 44 Ww sgn 3503-—-T wo connecting frost icy’ ter heat $45. Delmar 5175M room, suitabl lela@ 2 ydern conven TRED A LE— For "8a ae a gon and Aris" ree a ee ae c-~ 5 ~ = a-| © CANARIES——S t. Andreasberg ‘ ——" — for light housekeeping. _ GePHERSON. 41: 4137—Sleeving room: “es or ROO Mi—Be aut iful large front ed) re ‘" ng nen LE — ne = } LINDELL “PL iAZA - HOTEL: AIREDALE—1 ‘ * or = rough: ee ~ OTL J mrt IV E per set tink wee to s ber bY saan nadie | 45800 Broadway. EASTON, 5 a ge Ss ahs : oa bath: ny? ivat oe fa Tm i ly. Ca ban Y HOS ~ W er te ; B Le a a __ beaut ist } 4300 LINDELL £000 _ sas nm. wb ; . 4 = Roll Rovce sis not R10. Rox “419 Joffe rs! in Barr ackes Mo. CANARIES—Holierw mated pairs. iso olg : PHERSON. ae for. light | ous ed ; furnished rooms 10f t ROUsSKSe PINS : | American pl exce ea [RE] JALE - aD bust ; @ good Champion Ravcowoya-hous Be . > 4! eingers Filoriss: ‘ ” . ae . - MS. arn i i i it hi $e- mrt t@ i oo pe ers en ‘ ; af u > ' ci t , } ~ Ki nde: gua ar - R O —T wo. f she for ~ ght ou iva ) ——— |fo0d; spe “ate wo room; home ‘ 1611 \ ra vou oe dead as reported. Ke oe og 4 — ae ee ea (QUALITY Gare ie chick informa- ‘ ee ae 7 a i i | ac rivate family. eee , a RA} BITS. V te Will pay *®. h, . ~ i Ss: | EASTON, 4% 741A—Two arge connecting © ine: private tam ye oT -Oo-A._&laenin room an ld water in bedrooms: gent ner Tl f comfort. 4458 Wash- Sasa . w a cr ‘ears | WIL L take a limited numpe! of bird dogs | ; 62) | _ front rooms. unfurnished. LINDELL BL.. “4 yney furnished R tOM AINE F TM. ge go oe ae A; vr at ? 2) cB) ag to board after the season: special rates | minore , pod $17: Oe ues Di California av, | EASTON. 5606A ae = furnished room: | _jecation. — ae reasonable; auiet. " |WASHINGTON BL. @: 300— Beautifu | =" * 3} 1W,__i¢ wit ROUM—Iin apartinent. for two people, Pri- | room. connecting bath, prvere home EASTON, °7—Front LINDELL BL.. 4246—Ideal room with = 1 ts a en only: references Saar! Set pt room, single or for Sachenstte and conmecting bath: 2 con- | __vate. Cabary 1 Rr 590—Ser ond , file a sum mer ‘ * ‘ s - a : ee : | family tad eiues: - RSON, 4917— Am Apt. B; larse room | ROO MS—560 uth Delma ; mee | r car. 7400 wer el TBR. 7628 at fi pave cuits ¥ A see || $ — or 2. Forest 824. | rooms. or share attractive meee * front 1: two nice third Sieor AL .B. \ NY Hi iT 7 nells. Maplewood. Mo I legh. $4. 75 «6©$15.00) Is and red hi ss ches STAN OC j ife because she vit} - jeaving city. en- ip ABBITS—1 ha vé ‘) hit tle “Bast er ra ©. OD | and fernales; fly SSS 4474 =n tv ¢ hed | for business woman, west. Forest 0 t wast Seman ——— —_——— - err 1. : Py _T 7 sacilie a’ | woo _ steam heated room, with phone, $4. ie B- og housekeeping room and kitchen- home: reasonabie._ Forest “34033 -_ | WELLS, , 52 23—Large front ro ym one | LACLEDE HOT EL aoa tered, with 3 pups. 3307 at os or Sal | tiES—Mated paire: ENRIGHT. 5060—Nice. co —— - (2) | RO IMS—3900 block P age. nousekeeping. | floor: private home Forest 959% W Sixth and Chestnut: center downtown: : ea Ko | Anconas F Ae | CANARIE Ma eeivate home: gent! Min ™ ° is ZiéiuTwo large scrupu- | 1) conveniences. Inguire 1036 N. Van- “ae ___ (cS) | elegantly furnished: now , ow win- Wisco — rai ee oe Miscellaneous ara A gies hens. mat ted.” pediareed | call Sunday and " itlemen. ) iv ia! t itiens , WINSTER PL. 4 - nia —— ter rat $1.50 day «| - ip: avoid | Pat E rr, I ND—Imported. in whelp: | —_——_- 35 ErG Ag cona i ys Lincoln ¥ oO ean housekeeping rooms, rune- . setnieal . pee or ae _ Ww ES bat eae ,: Pl = 4 e Nei n One aes | ern selina atreet cars (cB2) _— : 7 - | 83440) Missouri av | COW —: —) 2S: u Je nnipgs gs_ ra A coc kerels: $1 setting ee ans a4 [ES ’ >a ~ - “ning n r nable. i R r nodern, furn h oj shed thir ior yr si ering Fx om a im ee - $$$ enig tee’: = : SS = . ey ee —— |\CANA re liers: sg oer 4063—Nicely furnished hous 3 ee a | ROOMS— Th: aoe see Bagge emer ° shed, oneey | ~ Oy? ot. ra.. ] miie WwW eget ’ Us ; ~~? | ae me me | ar os ~ "* - Gee lan. to Spring a ——t % ' 4 . > t roomers Box U-352, Post-Dis. SF) “INSTER PL . 4143—Front rooms TO . AV reuriet ere ‘all 5368 Garfier" R H AM! L AL AND MAP LE AVS. - —— ‘ —~ gone? 4. for aale by the Genera! P ' LL ETS Anconas. ‘Kirk wood “546w : ‘ | CAS inte as ENRI GHT 591 6—Furnished room in a ’ " fy . ,* hy 4 TY cle 7 —- ~~ +?) . “ ro ny ront yr ithout ousekeeping . moc n RE: 4 FAMI L Y HOTEL. *T 4 *} - Ff ‘emale : oO mon ths cemtiy entlemen iy manent 3 Bernerson 4153— Well furnished — e | ROOM—Fur aished south fro room in with ¢ vids oon pe BOSTON 4 ms . rs | as ‘fers rracks. Mo ‘gisty preferred. » 42 Gerpremncbbaesnt _ (e687) | ‘brittt housekceping rooms, al) convert | gpartment; 4500 west. Olive car. Del-| phone: private _family : Europe _—— Ly aad id, sir . ae _piaaeee a oe Jeftereon_Saz= Omens and Rir : ‘Andalusians For Sale ~|- ' E NRIGHT &02 : pS ences c65) ; mar 5S6W. A Ea (cl) | WE STMINST! = -R PL... 394 4— me single for ‘hildren ny i‘ ' , ) terreant, S50 4! errs MONKEYS—Nice lot ‘)~ TERR TER— female god bree, POU RY BIRDS nn ee eematal —euean . ish cir) s preferre 7 = oom, rinning water, continuous hot wa- Ri 50OM—Priva vate home. conti nus ous hot wa- rent reasons ible — — - | er: also puppies Forest 7820M inet ’ ENRIGHT, Ee OL fortable fe. Delmar 49903. ter. 3 exposures: out of the ordinary: yw ESTMINSTE R 4126—Neatiy furaished “New North western . Hotel ne Se eipt MASE R oe. i eghorns For Seis a2 : nd share -itche n° ave 7__Wese est inst er —~ # . r, ‘ ate — Se ong ? oor 7 P* ’ ee ~ i” d A 77 ° | herr Ty | ‘ ,? “A tata " Post Dispatch Want Ad Phones (>) ene (ye F's ultry “Ferm Grier 0, M ,, vy, a ENRIG HT. ined and Ré M Ww “ESTMI : , , sain i ent . persen 4a 7— Ligh b c honsekensingg Zot = 2 single room Lin _1961 2: to young busin: = men ho appre east: comf ‘ortably furt shea: south from soph oes me papsersveveratcs i Bags iy ‘> $10 t| BOSTON T os R RK Up; “indie 0 Olive or Central 6600 CHi' -kS AND EGGR—From char™ions of | 4 AXARIES—Will 67) | | clean: aniet aasalvendl cout ait: | & BAPLE 50G9— Nice! wnished front ciate quiet and re fin surroundin Ss room: _ modern _apartmen' chideeschiiiiaiinaeae aoraetal shen arceupied by two people. 3! white me igs, eilgip > registration. Solid agate. soc line daily. OF world’s greatest shows ah ¢66- PIR | veloped maics. © ad Se eD- Bey Ene — neni i rom. men or couple furni Se “3 J windows, large ¢ joset | al oe next : bat WEST ST “MINS TER PL.. 4}. 54—E KCePLIONaLY | per - - exts ian a niendid ning 344 reer: : en . Diapiay. Jse daily 5 +s longi contes’#; inves! wate offic - record uf for females, 4 mon el af =F} 3 iE phe IGHT, 6211—Room in private fam So MAPLE (Near Welt)—_F hed aan | we other roomers. Ph ot 5» hn) Lh a erry clean housekeeping root m. Serv ilar 1 Lim@RINDLE B 64295. 4434 toun, agate, & Se , performance ef the most profitable white | ier pe AE — us, s4 > men = ti- urni she rot ee a a a ; ’ c amin Cam ; 1} _. om P 2 een te , FLL Nha isha . . ta " * . J . : : a tly, with *f wr weed. gentile ie) ‘ 5 young lady “employed $3. . ‘ orest 2017 TR. RUM OM arge e argt roc pleasant & vai.e Lamiiiv. CS an deal} rm if ral ' a 7 es UV a ‘arent Dey , . diep/ay guC datly. wed - a legh Por’ . : he — pa ; et catalog ieee: CANARY 2 B rest 0. . a — a, oe . » beds: tw men Te Se FE == tira spection invited; Colfax -« es . sa a . ont cc {47 Agale— tme . hike, ate tO e . , ee e . Q : I des od aor. ner ie ga ‘ ’ ‘fie ve |ENRIGHT, 510i—large second floerfront Gee snag 5070— Nicely furnished front Phone ° y . ns eco | floor; Olive cars; _ ULI ee wctided “312 S. 11th 2c: $0 times, daily $c, Sun 2c. Display. setting. Warren's Leghorn Ranch, Web- recseaned, met 1 corner root ‘ sout heast exposure; eontinu- 3 — or sieening : $5 ver ww wi eek. ( O2M. 70x 29. ‘Post- Dist rate i o le ‘% : ' ct ‘ : -o) , LUM LiL AMD ad 7 Limes, Ie timea, dai: iy er . = $c; ater Gre vex, Mo a P _ (CMY) . emer, os eae net -water:; laundry privileges: Forest 4 oy ecole te oa le smal! . 7 “’— Large front r 90m § pom « = MIN 1 one ner oy ae ROOMMATES WANTED Sate a 7 upon $0 times. daisy Se" Sc Sun oc tacs—B rown leghornie: se ting $1: ~ $5 | 2% | = leman: private: reasonable. For- . WES 5 a HF, a ee 7 ~~ a. L dole naa - gman eae oer : ko iach ey YI ~ et 5162R. ar titan . ou ki itchen nS furnished rooms, “heat. electricity, tele- RUOMMAT! | us ian to share ° ia Hex con i Wanted 100. 2859 Koesrivese. “fe ataas N —Sleeping room for =: ; ee E Wn Houack ee —a 217 , 3 —_-Ho use keen: in .-— and sleep- front rom ing ovare. wee 2023 are Ae hittens. a! a fluffy, coa'ed, | — EG G8-—~W hite lex horns... heavy. _ aving + | ’ : et reet car convenien: ces. = & x f _ of —Housekeep ing rooms _ me ' : all conveniences Linde! Lli-r sta OT we an , ey ‘ Lemp aA : we: — a Cae ae 2 etrain. settling $1 100. $5 3747 K os- 1 nome. a * ) EIcLID- 1401 N —4900 west: 2. for - Tight » Pores: jest 110212 — reasonable. | §998W. (c7) | WE STMINST E R Sie ee toe ae “MAT Wtd-——By young lady em- | ~~ CHOW PIES =—Something rare paid. Box A-l. Post: -Diepatch. "99 | wiyekeo ae | Lest red aFet - housekeey ning: moder conv enten: ee ‘. ‘ O2L2. 2 ee we ' nishe d room i. convenience - ; ioved reasonal le. 2 rest 65260W . sit" . rm vs UP et sm re = | “sy a - wes rrot cas: = ‘* (terry? oe brow n “leahorn, ; mo cour ; we cnished 3 PLE, 504: $—Front- room, a > Ba fi. |\SCOTT AV 4524A—Neat front room and, sonable; seiect neighborhood. Weim stad = i dogs: iis teddy bears 3461 S.|CANARIES Wid.—Also parrots “se : aed os Website 1876 one | EUCLID, 7ToO—1} light fun a ont. room, also . ‘5 Pex eta ere ape ¢ : 7 ‘a 5144 Page a Ee 1. beams RR Nee * th Write Missouri ®Squev Co., Bi for setting of 1S ebater . - lich on repli 4 or eleep ez room gentiemen preferred; priv ale ; kitchenette: 1 bi CK € ast 4 > Barnes | eo acess ‘ . . : . —_ : . ‘ “is a andi ’ “as - - ~ i 4 Lake Wer .rmmnec ‘ aft \ lech pel st.. Lowlevilie, , | alata ——— ne ze evhe 4d homers. ot — 4° = — lished pane a teoding. ~ foe copy upon ani _— en ce —- a % gm ers mere . OE RAPD A cnt rom be + by nabie ' : 4 ? [a Z FLV ANS bane : us p> ; « - " S516 S Leer) Ta and i ght ened ; fooms for lietht hin usekeeping : 2d fl. : pie. nicely fur bi. tenes OL W EST PINE 494) Nie e furnished #8In i= : «a? »} ae a SE ESS Py: 22 ee - - . - nn ; " tr R 7 ; ' « « iv: fan " : ¥ i >} >~ 4 rn ‘ ; : P ha) 4 = + jai - PuinG EGGS PT sare + rot . ‘ white | naries: oe Reogire rx s » . r : are ef - Irnis i bot ; roms; all conveniences; | Xrtan : — vy furnishec ee one 4s able. adults Ei . TLAND 4°11—Sileerine room for 1 | **,) none 1 _— ivate ‘} ome a rest gie and dou bie rooms, BUX NOBis, ve LOOM mM Te td.—— Young lady aol - p . Vin bO} me : $1 ait ih tford_ ee ¢ e BN ANS... 44566 KR , om with Kiteher i) tiemen eo | 6038] im) | S ; ? ey} Raa ie mio 1 ¢ hare ap” drag ~>* t with o young § = ri oid. 917 : . , ” gore ecnoms =eh.. 22 _ a“ - | = Ban fui eo brn - —— Room rity ' | Sess ee eee aE ea ee ae ais asad aiendee aed . vi: ‘ahany is ie) : ‘ ti rn Le FF emais “a! ya a rd ie A Hind , nt ate - ' . ae ewnhort i Ty r 4}, ‘eae A? zse— aller’ ; ee ‘ tj area oF beard: pr wate farnily ; YTLAND 4209—2 - fioor front room, MP LS. 1612 ae furnished ight house - ' W E = T PINE 3L. 384 &8— Neu iy . ‘ - : ; 1 adi aS ~~ . - i — ae - ortes ‘. Go 4ajso you s rabbit hound, ph ase Tht &. fan as : nm at x1 i / ? . HE | 5 gig ww h ‘Southwest Poultry farm. | ) SANAKI te hin caer under ee Lindel! BRORT. me = geasonabie. Linde 4 0093 , reams private family, adits. | room with hot and co: r, ver} am ROOM Mi, A’ re ‘ itleman will > a ORAS Ruteet aot scans priae wanted A. ’ a ing o- a Ltr > : ghey rT 8. 4 ae ” - , + een i : € ‘ ; “ ‘ ’ fA y! r ” ’ "4 &” Tg) sf i” man ri € . —* pee . : : , 7 ' : - : " - - 37 o— ® nextiv furnigned ree 3 TLAND. 4 1—2 ‘ean. light house . 3W arenes "re we sooma and . ent 305 C . PISHER—Staunton, 1: poimtere | DOr Oe ne 7 E GH RNS—25 Holive ood str | . Bavers ‘ omplete with eIrnkx. path. cas. : 4 rooms. WA floor: gas range. ee . x —fi nele ‘ eping rooms ; ee LL... ‘ —— | wo st me anc psa . a acne . - : ters hon’ in nd ining ic Y 4 $ enact Tompk iris “ c no other roo nes. wae —— igs 3 Saraxp 4: 310—Lox rely rr yom ad join- be | $3 board }_ ont jonal Cc} | inde! , “ ~y housekeeping at aoe : -erman police 4 ror? Tra | e* Baby Chicks For Sale .° aeh avi Weiser. © 412 Parr. | (CA NAgIES—Hallers & 4208 W-——Sleening room : gent 4 th, hot water re _ Wt. indeli * J4W. ING. 717 , N ——Neat sieepir ig room. | —— —— ——— - ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED om 2 ni etiares “ _ Sout Sprit P = ‘ ite ee 4146 “Hates *. , it obese. £2. 8 4 aby Canaries; preferred ; neqnenalse:; cleah__- | MARYLAND. 4249 eran’ -floor| 1 (7) E eS a (| poG—B [. r; pedi : soy; | Se RICKS — Sater - ile ede reason Seuth side Midiene! Beaty canaries that are . _—— : es — a " sz os : one Sal " é > . ct 4 rut >t ‘ Li cee tz : yi “= est OF i ad ‘ ; ss : > _ . “a N. — — i ro pi, .~ — yom, - heat 2 a ~ mt? : «yy 7 | : Ye ; 2 7 “pie , i : " oe eatw (V27 ; _ — BAS 4is “KS A ( entra! F900 * (9 , ‘ , — * " Bu . = ——~ ; : Beer! Lo. by met’, hot - meee” Water $a. rr. 7 room. ' a =, > tuple. vis ae om _ iy $3 week Ly ; younese na a, 4s x Post Di: ms ee » cok ; , 9 = 5-41 sucas &" ‘ i? = mee , nte 20 left. setting Lures. Halier’s bird Share. . " “ary ‘ = 3 SS aman — yee : r > Tt) Treferencre aw eouth ‘3 io, rs 4472 Ganne' a — /' ) le : {at | £83 Frenkin ' NY REST PAR - 2 Firet ie 43° 2S gmt Yee ag RE T "EMI LE PL. I ‘ WwW “EST Pp INE . BL. 4522 nished rooms, e } : + . ogee oo sae ad Na- -40Y CHI ‘K &- Barret a5% ¥ BY Later Sue’ — cine — moe | —— - K I L.. ~ 4308— ND. 432 3 —Bright airy roon required: private amily: near car line gentieme a or ladies ¢€1 nae yed: all con- 2c) rT eae want a rr Spo ns me party DUK se © can ) et 226 — Tru , horm:. re*« and roased breeds ‘ pai Ses . ; CA NAKLES—Halier . : : > J ar front roorn for dleent! housek rxioesing: ; = . — v? ' } A ng or Be exposure. $4 week. Lindell | modern con’ eniences zs (inn a decheme ex: private ‘o hoard my t monuths-old boy Box | tion Fe 2 are eee er 4 | s22o8 Cochrane Hatcher) 5146 Sut- Mino For Sale to te aG@ed te he ; ; ; , amantae: nite af B®) Ant | should be given every « 2 ) Ph: ne on ; es ~ _——— — . Lin de 1} r49R aan ‘a . be — — ee % 4 ae a - -@ c ae ww —Berond floor front | rn - ot 1 | ‘ollie. male. § " ap! ' ~ ay PARK 751 ist aekee?” = — — | UNION. 1392 2 , “3 4113A—Laree -414. ‘ fF i aa a lie, 2 - on, Maplewood. a : RE ST PA RK. 43 0 reasonabie: €¥- evr 4 a ND. 4%50——C ean ~~ houseke ening. room. one or ¢ coup! e. _fam@iy_of three. ~~ w EST, PIN et ae * od. cea ac fa- . ANT) vt vv RI , wr iffy business tat ; $10 : K Me ict ‘29: 1 Bis | 7 any ticks Fhe up orks reds, oT- BLACK MING ne ae Pho nix ervihing fur ~~ apne ; 4 a ld “low re = ting: homelike; t "NION 1: 369— Love ely front haul room. aonae tir ; oa on “ with private family Box 0-324. | . Map le wood ho. —ahaiaee “35 pin ons. anconas, leghorhs. mixed. wT 29 Cn Ht orerim . . ; Se » | Tr ye —h - ee oe . : rY ( e house re tri ~ " RY th ; YT P ‘ RK +-* RY 4507 5—Handnomel? ‘Marviix xD : , 4 in > pe omnes apiece Soe ee pr? vate fa mm ub ty __ Ss : pe we Kk enrengg een A WEST a IN E B - ; J Da n - . ; —— oes gost = é ;— Belg = = t} fs oid gyre A ‘ watr , 2 : ss i A nO. FC . _ as - we +? C rae e aN x ~ Mi og! n : ‘thee mre. TR beech page 4d reorm bee | ane home § b furnished 4:509- a6 ticer wee cen U NION BL.. 15234 —-Two furnished house- ¥ a kitchene tte and ron, iarge «- a Fit 0 a A - — ns . us . ' - sa is ; : Cc ri *’ : é . : o eos - Bs te A ~ os Nice! ly ume 5? ~ ——Neat!y furnished | “ Ol al AKS— niet anent tas : 202A WinGsor FOUNTATSX. 4822—3 “connecting iD Sy 4119—Two or three peat. |» VANDEV ENTER. 231 . > “ily. Lin oa WHIT TIE ‘200 dm fost naif % nec hae ae : selections: lowest orice® | prices. Rusk Bros, Box COPicKkKENS—Bulf crphin mon. * evervthine furn ished private hore. = hole - nis! hed room in priva: e A 4 : reom 4 w a bate -_ # . eo Bits. ae ‘ : : Ea is +e tt a40- x * i oe fully keeping rooms, every con- ° Third floor sout! a front — - ona wri & ne mere and ome cackerel, gucd iP K NISHED APARTME =P Res wtl : é we: reasonable. 1S26W. ur wr gout. HITTIER., dK 53 ———s¥ 1C® ont house-|; bov 7 ane nite ‘D— Imported “Trish terrier. BABY c WICKS —15 purebred varie lier i Mie teiscum irnixhed S rooms: complete; term* yore z . = eames Sng enero SRNON 5142—Room. sc hern expoe-| keeping roem modern conveniences. Lin- | 0-166. FP: a ee eee erican registry. 1045 or 4 to vou. 100 per | om 54052 sees BRC” RRR ES LAND, 4328— Larce front oem, Bio-- ee nerch. for em joved people | Gell 2436P.. i—“5M AND Bt ARD wWid.—"v acre | s ge Bell Tel. Ts See arr vel goarentesd -| BGGS-——8 a , r grinoreas. es . =. Sen tee NN ay eh furnished : Le. . R17 (os) | i Le s , seein e . en eee © “ ; . i Lon? r as ti br Free ¥ mM ae Modern, new} lV ee @ : . owner ‘s hon Linde _ RSI ssf ; nt? “southern ex: WHI1 I LER. D1 19 . NN Love! ly “house Keeping | TT a z oS be mm pate ? 1. North i : | 5 ow , pape for an le —— Bat h Farts Re x ios cu re on wt Re ig * at Pek Sa hed «auite or eingie. for gentie! & =r — €.% : : s—I aq ’ es ve Ons) ai 2 ; - ! 0 r¢c* _Cabany F 34 4 bs al : | “~ ie - ‘lay A. os or 3 neatir 4 = : “ et} eon: er ences sou! hern ex me he “ “ :* ; : furnishe. ith use of Kkitcd- w InNDs yr PL. ~“3k02—Sin gle and conner +. 7. : —— BS young . toe ket ®@ bain 42 W — . , Hate nery. 2! : “ . ee pa ; . a rey | ' > 7% : iia hie th - t. x TE i 4.4 ee nuin as male ‘pup. “pai + ‘ HIC 7KR—1LOO wu! ete “e0 , # week | zi wal bn enjence ae “a : . FT ” ‘ e ‘ _wer eat ~enprrenge oree i . s beard. P gg 4 TOR | opaa-—Rice BE. a oe " a pine icy , ee south- | VERNON. 6516-2 ~eonnecting _ i. sumer —. 5 | 4 ie a — Crave in - chicks. 300 6-week reds wvandottes, 3 | oey CHICKkE—P. room and 34 floor room, free > | : sultabie for or 4 gente or _ ladies = me | a. ul Wid —By youne | NC OOD LES— 2 [2 months he oid! sectional colony houses: Bine Hen / Kaltwaseer Hatchery. Gon venice eh) 2 7 ——— ome. 1 aBew . E> | : ASD WIFE-- Ow ning owen 2 he me i , iy: strictly FRE [NCH > : i. $71. ick br sacrifice 49 34 : — — a VA. b105—Large. comfortahl+ | bricot Srom amet woe on 74 . ene nice reom to refined | mia »>xchanged. Write or cali BR. &. No. Box ” <p tural Eridae. Benton 1licw. = two gentiemen empioyed : ari. |} VERNON. —— _~ gentlemen. Fo : © men; reference required. de Poest-L Clayton. Mo. ” — ’ Fanogg =~ 4 if desired; private ee pits. - : Forest “~ § Ns ay Ss : ie cee ~—_—— oor » nd ore Serre te lenh one ; Ty - ° at ; ) Wid—By man with arges' in private home Hex aT Sed " * ee a — — la ee Pe de ae ae ee ee ee

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PR gn AS Phe i - ST. LOTS ‘ps 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and 1 For Sale Ads. in these columns today. _ nA MER ote ST - -DiIsP ATCH. SSS ‘BOUL T=~ ap B'RDS . LOANS ON REAL ESTATE STORE AND APARTMENTS. FOR Poultry Supplies For Sale Do — Need Money ' — poets eoeoramoens| Os ma MOWAT e ES eee Wk AIS AND , The Joseph TDarst tealty (Co. an- etches 27 — —-——- ewe poiemnan =e Interest : gs MARTIN & BREITT REPORT TOTALING § 7 ST “LOUIS FINANCIAL co. nounces the completion of plans and Se eg Fa Bier anos KG _cerw specifications for « modern store! LEASE QF BUSINESS BUILDINGS [Garmey | Court t Bungalow Just MADE BY DARGROHE ey °171 and Ontve a4 3 = j}and apartment building to be erect- e R e | low mounting’ _ hy ny ithe ‘7% res v = C r e ; rove te ee are heastcorner of Kings- | Martin a: itt report having Purchas d by €co d r ia ollowing sales, apeee tim (3: 26 Amherst giageee 4 \e eh 1eased ne , ao uv yf S ’ a ° r ‘* M (20 Tne 4 hur? h fioor , . ~! . , _ : ad , ars . > . ES: ,«> } .) - account of - . ‘ > . ’ us ~ - > : Z : + ~~ s : ~ . " oP, ¥) > >. . “ . . - . —--- ; thea -» , p ‘ — ; . , ¥ “ - . " . ; ne ’ f . ¢ ie z of = * , . , ” . ‘ 7 > . ks the kind a t Ferguse: | ; cenenill . me , a > 7. ? r > Z > ~ > . rt —— ie -¥ Co: % Suent bas preved exactly» tut tor re j i , r : mh At cs a pay you ' . | — Creve MONEY Wra —$1500 ¢ esial = Ce Pes ts we Faw 8 . —S : ue. $-room brick : 4 i2€ ; 2 ; : ’ " , — _ =. = . MmuUue oe ~~: te4) , r » , two hundred ' : fOsts. Start giving : - , H-J63. Post-it: A. _ . . ; . r ng sa > ? te — fo r u . . 7 ; ’ ~ : r . = = ~~ 3 4 mune See us tor QUICK 2 nw ount har! urland ’ r- a =S pera iin Berkenes {5 Harry na pages A ie" » - . AIT} Phe BL OUrbeahk ment . . - we}? fact : Sa. 3 . mvaiitur - , ow raises; . r : : it ™ : ; : — - ‘ * = fat - S- Son SS. . sputicie . . wenty-third and Unf aa, that counts. And pearly all of ther LOT ARI! NM : : se faniais es oo EE a a MONEY loaned ou automobiles. t Martin al sreitt a! announc = s : consisting of i feed | de aite ’ y rir Cealier ’ as it &é . > * & } . 3 z ? 4 ee . . " 1. ¢ ; 7 +- ‘ . ; ings - iJ t . > ) 4 if . ‘ »®) “s oe ~ ; . ; my . ) Bey te rs a a th B. it on Toney ba -- £ arantee. ; F 4" , re ° ‘ } Let . —— ——— La ’ eT " : wl Ory } : CA! = « Ree os: , ” : y= R , a : ; ‘ulidi ~- ¥* 7 stores on the | PR T ya , iia : sine ‘ L_are . : » ‘ : a : ; ~w | eft is yO" "aes sior a Lo ‘st ef ; ~ ‘s r ied 1% re ei. - iS eer | ar - flat« above, imag i° . ~) aU srompaties, /. ‘ 1105 i} > : ‘ ’ ' j } ana > ity tn 2301-3- $7 oe ~— nines after 6. 22264 Nebrask oa | a oh nea | | . nd |. See ried Deopie. = le } Li : e- ns rs i , ; niy street, } “he . , teaaadr ma Ee eI LaRR * stores ond 1? flats. for aw, -— . . : ’ , . “244 ; ' " rod hance Hid z . ; antinvran ew ny? b- : : > - HT Ww ; ; >> . : . sa : ‘ « ‘ ?T a: ' " “hae ; ; : run ras ' anh st ONE jioaned to salaried ate ; : ili é Bi Sige = * nneker, a * EAGOCK Fisit—23e omariere| Seren. | payments lew fates contidential, Sand. Ness caused them to } : A. R. Scholimeyver Realy Gq.| | | 3 WONEY Wi4_ Ss? ! sites “redit Co. 208i Railway Ex: tory al if at il grove & Specht re 4 7 at ; teat : —— = ys cz. pine ‘ is _ i. " ' | ; 1 ’ - ; . . . . _- ‘ : : ne - at - -- ~ : ce - —~s ks -* : Mera e str : ' a" . . ter: . . 4 . ~ J . ws Sper we hour en — a . 7 si mos Remmert Constrection pel 7 Baby { ‘haiek F OOU PED-E-GKEE eee ge oe cere eee suena . acm » theo MANY FLATS REPORTED SOLD MANY SALES “MADE BY : | gt yittat ons ia Bop __. BY B, H. STOLTMAN R. E. C9. HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO. BABY CHICK = ¥ : : ST 4 RTING ; ">" % ‘ —_ - ‘be J : q : | . i . _ — ~ L : 5 ~' : te - ys Bs : : A 4 5 r ;S ; > Ss . of menent »~ bras . a. , : och cls an mth AB = ——— = at “Qa ee en MONEY TO LOAN : t ale of O-f lot on; B. H. Stoltman Real Estate C lenry Heimenz Ke Dome maga ; ; ie North Thirteenth street i-arhe« rOTina ue un | : ; = of Anna Rutter to Jos- Paes 9d , gonkinnn. ol “ od ) fron . DU to salal for joseph Kelly to Guy WN verte nen tes —_ 19 Allen ave- aT. ;, ~ i : » eS: . ' . , } . , rn _— — e % z *. : au! . > it i rita “is id, Wiitck é Sun Disc ounts, ; A l€ heapest : _ am t terms in St. cabinets accu al ~ = —- Se Nes Ae N: AI ANS—LOANS a tian ri reac y 3 , NEY \ i ; corte ' loaned to people beep ng house: | perty iS in Ut! : ’ i] arr y Oriel iat, >! I : ~ 2): > : . bhepza hy! ? 7 t r © mger and e 4) ‘ i Pa . un : um : . ’ . : ‘ a: ’ rgrevegeead Reaity ‘ Ow; i I oOoupie 2-TOoOom flat at rey oe - * " . . . . ; : . by us SRICAN C O., STT ahi me ; , : . ~ ai . -« ita » nt « V. : a . ‘. |. Le = a 3 c trust. Box . Sib s Ares) | irm also sold the southwest ki nu family brick fils or | 2106 to 3 u avenue, ‘ucKky avenue, tor caries Ih a es ¥ - | ils ag ak ; 7 rte : Mary A sa st represente ‘man and others to . te _ dur second and S$? | MONEY Wed —$3500 | : | ans to, Aato, a Owners , rE Starting eee Be __ eee) oy a , ' oR ATIO? “a ae wit by 3 sites No. 2 on, Salzburger * — . sed a M ‘ T™ . Dt ‘ — te = er ' 3 “ ’ iW sit Re ' ’ : Oi + Heinricl ’ rife: 'o@ Kaw a? x i fe > eo - én : ; SOW starmus or Th nev ce? da ne WwW tl! fer 2 ? ; " an ae rs . equ at ; , a ( ~ ‘oe " : og ry . Oo} ~ er : " ’ ' : _ i ke ra 7 = ’ : > 7 . » . . 6 . . * ; ° me ; E iv ard Lax, = 35-foot” Busts «Ngee gare compe Awa prepaic ‘ ‘ Lug N t 6 wet tere vit t any SE a | Pes id r Wes inet en: Gow |stats (OGabe: aime Ave ain eb oe or Mary E. Sander alty Quincy street in G side St. Louis territory add postage M N 3 YT if 1N-—$300,, $100 S. ceive ar tite _— ” eae : , of Geors Parner at . sot coee t Peil p> ig He oe “ o. to Willam Due cK: 17-1! tes No. ? to Paul Jochim, a by turers of Butternitlk Poultry Feed. J. RBG 712 Wainwright I teeage 3 mily 1 adt. Si)" re mn in event of ath ) - Marner esta oe ee = bree See eee to Jaco ED 414 ; ediately ‘ 305 N. Main. St. Louis. Mo. MONEY 17 —| Me party h grace J y moe . 7 ? is kit ' S city SOUTHERN tubinsk: ! ilies deed 2a : : ~~ tone tl levard, for W. R. Mepham cous: single ° fats: ala the —- ~ SOOO | com imal ati ter cant a mmissi —_— 2 ait ww: cig sete thes velit Belle Ace meg. Seopa teconin amily brick flat. ‘fo : ' ' wd ’ s e.. west corner of Twent POULTRY AND BIRDS s ot. wi : nen ie at nit part : ' BS s, 7 = 3 - Bie 6 Odivre -" Share ee 7 u ad eset a aye . om w + for J. ; North Market Streetg, Pigeons & ‘Pet Birds For Sale ONES TO LOA! 000, cm im- | morteages SSO00 and S1°.000. re- & ~ | Wer PEE EE Eaya—e Bros. Realty. Co.: 2752-54-58 Cheu a eae ¥en we Sere. 28° ee EUARIeS won ee cat meee ae | woe Rieke te ae | eS ten eet OC ALE W LL PROPERTY SALES REPORTED —Seou. cvenuc, wR) Te : mph Tye? , whers: rea: ; . . ; — t ons ho ati . : > aoa a, eee i. her . rae ao" . if? : Cpe reer R. E.. Co, maintain * “hal Spittal [et run : second éceds a in, . sot euanen ~OOWw r Mf or. 4 — ye Cente ' Sage ae . . ey car 4 2 eer _ ‘ > ‘att. the Wen: , 2 i anprecia, 3 omor: of | , : .ad : “rant yr relia Ralance eon fu ture nts ne f . athwest rn ’ Newstead |- es ta F _— ; Jud to Joseph J. Sensenbren- + ~ South Side Bird i Seed 2625 Gra ——— ee SO ee ae - % sEND subscription te ' i a ; ‘ ai — o . rer ent ; Sas xtre Trias 1 t | MATHS eh ty ae — 7 ie 1 —_ .Siat , “ RY oe ic a Na PE E ; ae es ocke-Bu ~ prop y ha LPOnaSs . oe CAE isuetinads ns ae digs —_ ia in. the beet Macexcinve OFS | = 7 tr , =. . - . : VEER ONLY _ —S — . ss Aco) a a EK] al f Voss-Jennings-Winter F GOMPARE J. Ortick s : 7 * cee ews Mi first a secu! eeds of trus Ei pees an oe 7 — = ~ — any birds affered ¢ le ' - rr) = * J : Tr’ Tod , . “oe n- ler is well known amom ake baeh-orede si » Mog: Rene ~ SEY TO LOA X- aamene ng MAURER-GHIO-BEFFA REALTY ae , } Paller ~ ated be Sohn fF rocky ‘a’ e, 5-roon | : | I. Epstein reports the following | @¢@!ers as well as sand fine rollere in ft: eel : wig Sees fun . > > is an os im oe ie le tg WA ae Oth Pr iegoneapene wei for Gus & . Co 3 Bogwad: 921 :sales in e last week - iaving been connected @ than im ef! other pl bir Jenn S3a5un ar =Pric | “lood Viliam McHugh t > is : q . : a ~ " ata m ; ‘ ‘ : ' ‘ . _ Z s . = ; = " 7 a yh i le ler's wire Stare 523 Fy anh : 4 4 5 Bal Ek S Ht a! ke pnedhe oF = oe TO | AN (on rea GULARANTEED ts1 DEEDS 9 — ." NLS? ~ han crt eo] ' Andrew J. igus: & 58 RRR Gg tS ire, Mrs. . shomaker : 7 >) “¢ ; Lesa aie Dg a ee Boks. AND BANDS “sland. ‘room residence. tor. THOMAS F, PECHAN SELLS ro PAGE ONE, PARE Dee live |¥ a4 4) Me hm MONEY TO A? we i am ss dent LOANS ON REALESTATE LOANS ON REAL EST«TE : Rethime Walter « o tx oat | : ; ; ) : ~* oi rt pA comgae Sy a Sete’ 1 A KORTE REALT & LOAN CO. en tee ee FaRnOTS— Nice lot on ban e : $2008 . eT weer an trapped worth! jews parrots. 23% . : be . : - i ~ — ve : e sas : re : . oo . as ? , . > — > ia ie a2 , 3 ~ ‘ - on - Di Tictetie: Geimeene trecmngenre. | TCU! re. established 18930 ranteed 6° . e Representing Thousands of cary Investors for 30 Years MAPICS ; re =? tr) + gow pi iy ‘ =? « e ‘ ° rr : a nd the ghee p 1194 t he rine ss ’ . ~ i . trom $300 + MORTGAGE LOAN DEPARTMENT OF THE GQEABL—Make meaner reisine sousds. to SAN —FA000 LO. 00 , | : a ge aah ane eee ES SSS NST NS LT OR ae sana ay a New York Life Insurance Co. vere ' ‘TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS in ~ spe se 5.19% FRANCISCUS 51% ae. can undou 2 ea! esta’ REALTY COMPANY _ S04 Chestnut St. & Son Miscellaneous at! paaeee cud yl dela Ea NTAMS—Javan: “ F Mie bs . ” ; ut — ic ‘tam Turry?Tiy P . 'y a ie ‘ ’ ray : - i Se . reester: chrar ole Ess ie pre EA * POO ON . a3 L.its § LIENS | i } Tif ATIONS FOR ». EAR LOANS ON . sia - CHIC FEN Chea: 28 Curt fone : ms 3 s See MH) (HM) LN RTMENT | Al ; Ss DW ELL INGS* ANI i) STORE BI, DGS. SALE OF RESIDENCES AND lentes ale Tl 9 ra Ste = 6% Deeds of Trust et FLATS REPORTED BY GREULICH GOCKERE! h—Black : RAN Lhe] ta A a ~ : 7. : ‘ laying stock. = = ' — ible rate : reference eat re ' r eS AND OFFER Loan ' Orrespor | 0 nelly _ =e FROM $1500 TO $20,000: rtr se v S ~ ”- ,FPSTELN, 61> Chestnut St. . Ii ne 1] : D177 D If mswra DAP A Poultry Su ed oe one eee on gra i Main 2 : | | ). avenue, 2-story 6-room brick resi- ofa = i. a L Weil-:. MONEY 1 LA). Le. veEDs oF TRUS! oe seh Ans _ LLs'S boa lence th reception hi: ard wood oon sump of $5d0 io $5000 on imp er i 2, 2s, 8S st. OF AMERICA cement basement, double ga- mct bat good adi vion ‘f , , Mathes ; , ‘ i iteinsiek to |] Henry} guaranteed “Mewar >! » « . 2 bitin m " ee — —e . "2 : Tadd iy Pee ‘ ee a — - >; | ij @ "> ce ’ On BROODE R—Securit: a will cove iw — : iritie 3 “ on 4 CRicks:; rhode ard oh ettin + am ‘ . nO winN Cation (pet ' . oe Lindell gdedw “e417 Fas W. BURIAN OTTMAR G STARE Re co. HO} LE MONEY é — es— Breed s SST Yeti Fericircios Eyer | aii; (TO LEND ON REAL ESTATE oan oe Tun _Chinces 3 pPPe fe . ry pend Sam d Bocs— reds. for hit The fo (ONT! Y} ! ers ' ada S. — nen semen eo peseanalbnedinesnapeunnasetigerengetiemeeameenomenlinpegemenet 13 ; Stag 3 ‘ . ; 2+ > lew 1} > 7 ~ . . lL metal, 50 an ¢" ” ; i’ H \ T T () VY Et oN Ee J. ALTR AMER 21; 2 4 ~ sness on Ss site. it wae ts ooty — or ot), S135 Paee F ores: A : kK; | E R R \ X (CO. F OR Ss SAT E Lg) REAL ESTATE ae ce a in the transaction ay SCL RA TOR: — s, “ities CORRESPONDENTS rAN C = : ‘ Veen | "Ce. a, — : aS: oh Pong. ee 2500 to $20,000 LOAN CORRESPONDENT Vista Realty Co.. former owners of the tract, was represented by the > - Provident Mutual -EDW ARD L. BAKEWELL i Massachusetts Mutnal Life Insurance Co. 4| Desenbach Realty Coa, which has : Life Insurance Co. | Ottve 5555. L8G SN. Trh St. 118 Nerth Tth St. | Olive 5554 alse solid four acres on the Terminal (e209) Phone Main 2416. 823 Chestnut. _ 2 sprees te the Mutual Press Brick ‘ 2.

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Aah ’ > 7. Oe) weer AIT ey - ° ml i Pe 4 és LPI ~~) 7 “» - she admitted all of the imp letter. There could be no doupt,; that the man for whom she deepest love was the en Richard Strauss. The la client was shaken by this duty overrode suspicion, did not stop there. He woman when she would lover, and she told him thataa@ been pianned for that afterq known restaurant. Strauss’ lawyer called on 1 egal adviser. At the hour m rant. The young woman and a few minutes later she © by a man whom neither la seen. The lawyers contrived to 1 versation with the man. Int woman aided them by civil introductions to ““Mr. Strauss.” This man at first was puz terest in his affairs evinced lawyers. Naturally, he was ing in confidences on so del as his love affair, but when he # understand that another man’s Tf cative. | He was, he explained, a f known orchestra conductor. W ‘the young woman he was 4 mu a conductor she seemed greatly i and pleased. In order to I effect, he said, and also to cone identity, name. He gave the first name fl to his mind, and this chanced t name of Richard Strauss. = _The young woman was greatly” by attention from so noted @ mul make matters worse, the her Strauss’ address, not 7a would remember the address § letter to it. a It was one thing to satisfy the two 1 Strauss’ innocence, and quite another t vines the indignant wife that all hers unfounded. This was doubly difficult most concerned in straightening out ¢ not at that moment know where per After much inquiry, her attorney got her and she agreed to listen to the offel tions. These convinced her of her ! cence. .She returned home and the Str sumed their tranquil domestic life—a lite 80 that when Strauss was in St. Louis in friends here that he had written a sympa which was a tone picture of his domestic ha Now time has healed the wounds ¢ distressing episode which for a short ened to wreck this happiness, and Strauss b in the occurrence a theme for his | This theme was worked up into a lib mann Bahr. with the original draft. His criticism in it his wife had not been treated sary consideration and sympathy. ery reason, he remodeled the entire text. . | The opera opens with a quartet by mem - STWR ULEUELUELEULEDELERE Eee ues za) it ~_ -e : card party at which the telegram was * eliv Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 6, 1924. a pf shadow. : our hat and walk out. you a large package. ' respectfully about, you open it, a ication ing both lawyers were in the . —— |e was at stake he became more | ct » futhers he decided to. ~~ Bes ot Strauss, however, was DOU With the cameograph, Briton, photos are us the drill of _ eearhnesill vice—Screen has proc lines on pictures, sor ~ average camera plate, follows these by aid . —The process saves both sitter and sculf Pickford, Lady Diz ‘4 Emil Coue and Antor a for the cameog By JOHN E. M tf ONE side are two lar tween them a powe in a little red chal the other side of the Enclishman snaps h light, shot throug vour face with numt The cameras clic Two or three days later a With ye in what you are assured is death Henry Perkins, down.to the last caused by a tax-gathering Go The first of the next month, of a bill. $250 for a bronze cast. ably less and duplicates cost ver once the original is made. can ' then a dollar apiece. Between you {smiling nervo chair) and the fimishea bronze chine, which, the day I saw it w ing out a faithful likeness of th Fairbanks. It is a mechani the invention of Howard M. Man, ahd a former Captain Guards, decorated by the Kin Cross He calls the machine the cam he makes exact mehanical rel brenze, plaster, ivory, anything, are four such machines in e American studio at 886 Fortieth street, in New York, tharge of his associate, Capt. Chandler, and two in London. In the New York stud'to you -see copies of some of hia wor! 3 Mary Pickford, Lady T ona ' Bers and Samuel Chipman, from F: theater: smiling old Emil Coue, -ton Lang trom Oberammer George Christian, secretary to ‘ident Harding: Irvin Cobb. ¢€ Ewing. Ambrose Swa and the blond Jesse L. Liverme who gave copies of his bust to | | a a| | | ee - ee ee —_—ueume ~~ oS pf Or --i- of Lady” is the t a gh relief, made by t

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the cameograph, invention of a 2, photos are used in guiding fp aril of a mechanical carving de- *—Sc has produced contour a on pictures, some 450 to the werage camera plate, and operator these by aid of microscope The process saves much time for tt ‘sitter and sculptor — Mary ck d, Lady Diana Manners, ii Coue and Anton Lang have d for the cameograph mar mt ene ae oi SEED A na tae - Z By JOHN E. MITCHELL. [? ONE side are two large cameras. and be tween them a powerful light You sit in a little red chair on a platform at the other side of the room: a ta!} young Enclishman snaps his fingers. and the light. shot through a screen. streaks your faee with numberless vertical Hnes . The cameras click. and you put on ar bat and wa'k out. tT or three days later a messenger bo: brin om 3 large package. With your family gathered | faily about. yon open it, and there, se mangtaed admitted all of the im plications in re % 3 p what you are assured is deathless bronze is John There could be no doubt, she With tue Militar | a few minutes later she was joined ite colts ; the maabtie is &@ man whom neither lawyer had ever § % EE een et ne raph and with 2. ; 4 brenre plaster iwery. at - r@iet reproductions lawyers contrived to get into com MP are four such machine- eon toa — on with the mam. In this the OUNEME American studio at 39 Weer aided them by giving them formal Wortieth street in New York a juctions to “Mr. Strauss.” , % ge of his associate, Capt. Ernest man at first was puzzied by the ie ge Ceandler. and two in London in his affairs evinced by the b “g Is the New York stad'> vou can Naturally, he was chary of dese @ copies of com> of §. work— in confidences on so delicate 2 matiq muy Pickford. Lady (ona Man- ds love affair, but when he was made# mer and Samuel Chipm.n. from the Stand that another man’s reputaug@ meeeter: smiling old Emi! Coue. An at stake he became more commule me lang from Obe: -ammerzau e ee eee Christian. secretary to Pres- was, he explained, a fairly wig M2 Harding: Ervin Cobb. Car- orchestra conductor. When he #4 Ewing. Ambrose Swaseyr Evouns woman he was a4 musician é _ the blond Jesse L. Livermore fuctor she seemed greatly impresselage "8° fave copies of his bust to al) pleased. In order to heighten BO he said, and also to concea! his Tem tity, he decided to give a ti He gave the first name that cam his mind, and this chanced to be ® of Richard Strauss. 2 young woman was greatly teres attention from so noted a musician. @ @ matters worse, the pretender Strauss’ address, not dreaming d remember the address and r to it. thing to satisfy the two lawyess tence. and quite another thing to ignant wife that all her suspicions This was doubly difficult because t in straightening out the tangle pment know where Mrs. Strauss 2 uiry, her attorney got in touch WSs, reed to listen to the offered a convinced ber of her husband's returned home and the Strausses ranquil domestic life—a life so t irauss was in St. Louis in 1921 he* that he had written a symphonic tone picture of his domestic happi=''= has healed the wounds caused by @™ Pisode which for a short time thre k this happiness, and Strauss has & mee a theme for his newest @ $s worked up into a libretto by Strauss, however, was pot 52 li draft. His criticism of it was* had not been treated with the tion and sympathy. Solely for "= ae feled the entire text. : FS ens with a quartet by members of t > _ =e which the telegram was delivered a ing iy ~ FN Ts on ae oe" Ae we RRR ake arse sf Lady” *=s the title of this work ir 222 relief made Sy the cameogrzph | | | | } onmeemen ll a LL | | (5 OR aA tah nt —_—- er A A AN N en i ceeded wens — ew - etniliaetieal RE ae A ee ee Se ae ta Lady Diana Manners, famous English beauty in a New York theatrical production, delineated tn low relief by the cameograph. jast brist( Mas Before Lhe war, Edmunds wgs 2 me- chanical engineer. He served for five years, and after the armis- was stationed at oiogne, near a ruined cemetery. One dav he idly watehed shadows of an ron fenee arouod the eemetery on a shat- rered statue which had ones marked a ri The uprights Howard M. Edmuand:, for- f the fence, he saw mer Captain in the British were rigidiy straight Army, who invented me- but their shadows chaszical sculpturing device ‘: thes wandered roses the old senip llewed every eurve and = surface Ed eased to look idiv at the cemetery. at gioomy object. and did some hard thinking is was demobilized and went home to astonish his father by painting the old genties s face with paraliei fines When he had him arrayed like King Philip of Peaquots. Edmunds would anriously survey him from every possible angie. Then once more he would return to his T-square and drawing board Fdmundse worked at his invention for th-ee years Then he exhibited a littie bas-relief of his farther and. about 1% months ago. read a paper before the Rovail Society of Arts. containing a large number of cui Dtors who saw their livelihood being anarched away before their eyes The powerfn! light. Edmunds explained. siires through a screen containing from 6° to 1090 vertieai lines to the inch. according to the proposed size o1 the finished sculpture. From behind the light, the subjeet appears to be staring out from a particularly weil-barred jail. But seen from an aogie, these lines follow every contour of the subject's face Two photographs are now taken, one from each side, cach a three-quarters view After the camera plates are developed, Edmunds «id. one line will be found near the center of each —Cooyright—Cameograpn plate which will be the exact opposite of one on the other plate. Each plate is used for the side of the faee it shows best up to that line. The pilates ara now placed in the machine, which has been built after Edmunds’ patents. In the cen- ter of the machine is a biock of plaster, across which moves a swiftly revolviag drill. At the front of the machine are placed the camera plates, under a pow erful microscope which the operator focuses on one of the lines. As the operator guides the microscope along the line, the moving drill bites more or lesa deeply into the plaster fter the operator has guided the microscopes aiong some 45% lines—the average for a camera plate—the drill has eut away an exact reproduction of the fare LT That's all there the process one operator zoes tO a mov ) rest his eyes. the finy r idzes be- ween the 450 paths cut By the whirling smoothed away. a casting is made nd Jotun Perkins is placed on the heokecase for the a: f his great-grandchildren Some day Edmunds hopes to invent whieh the drill will follow the lines on th automatically. and dispense entirely with the equation, typified by the aquint-eyed operator As yet, too, hair. unless it is heavily powdered, cannot be reproduced, because shadows on hair do not pho- tegraph well. So little Emil Cone’s goatee had te he touched in by hand To make a complete bust, it is necessar: a sculpture, in the round. of the face. and of the back of the head. and then fit them All these are details which Bdmunds is of soon clearing awa; Fdmunds invention met with immedia from the commercially minded. and the ¢ Co. was formed to+vtploit it. The beat the guid find to aay fo. it was (Bat & Was and the critic of the London Observer toon muttered “abominable” and fed. “What is to become of the dignity of ar exclaimed, “if portrait busts can de turned ov! lished. ow¢ after another in the London newspapera, : Continued ou Page it j ~ San lay Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 6, 1924. Page Three. , x AV emit me P} Ft 9 ae, ; e" sin : ’ et te ey Ase ee Wore! Beanies AA § : =the aD re RY ’ af tf ee ‘| Pe a 7 ack 8 43 “ee ib ware ae y AR wl geht Sie wa} Ts ee a 7

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Sls VKING CAR reer ty, & Se kimes before declaring war to the death upon fe en in a narrow car, on a swiftly moving train. ~ mis was surely no novice in crime, reasoned Mr. terton, but a man whose record would already deeds of the greatest daring; a brave fellow. habad one. And even among the well-known, eced criminals there must be very few who ; capable of this deed. "Mr. Pinkerton, therefore, set himself to studying » bureau's records and rogues’ gallery to first % out these few. Page after page of photographs ee turned over, drawer after drawer of records searched through, and at last-a dozen or more were decided upon as sufficiently pre-eminent 4 sa consideration in connection with the pres- Ppsetocrapts of these dozen or so were speedily trac off and submitted by the detectives to all ¢ men who had been in the smoking car at the " pe of the robbery, to the conductor and the train- ' to other passengers, to farmers and others be micht have seen the robber while making his se and to various people in Omaha. » result was startling. Conductor D. M. Ash- we, without hesitation, selected from the dozen y more portraits one as that of the robber. Mr. “ _ the Omaha well digger, who had sat just be- q the robber, selected the same photograph, and was positive it pictured the man he had tried to “tik to. Other passengers also picked out this pho- Megraph, as did various persons who had caught gig ¢t of the man as he escaped. 9 The portrait thus chosen by common accord was of Frank Bruce, one of the most desperate relars of the younger generation in the country, it seemed only necessary now to find Bruce, to s the problem solved. Many days were spent, ad hundreds of dollars, in searching for him. Doz- of elties were visited, and every conceivable ef- made to get on his track: but it was not until is pursuers were almost weary of the chase that } was finally discovered living quietly in Chicago, Cottage Grove avenue, near Thirty-sixth street, we he was operafing with another high-class tglar, “Billy” Boyce. _ Requisition papers were at once procured from s Governor of Iowa on the Governor of Illinois, men were sent to take Bruce into cusfody, when “shadows” reported that he and Boyce had left t Milwaukee, where, of course, the requisition pa- brs were valueless. Fortunately, that same night ey attempted a burglary in Milwaukee, for which "Shey were arrested and held for 90 days. This gave | the Chicago detectives abundant time to identify 3 Bruce as the missing robber. Mr, Pinkerton himself went at once to Milwaukee, | @aw Bruce in the jail, heard his story, verified its | @ssential facts, and within two days, to his own | complete disappointment, and in spite of himeelf, "gad proved a complete alibi for Bruce. To satisfy elf in this connection, Mr. Pinkerton brought Conductor Ashmore and Mr. Shaw to Milwaukee, _ and pointed Bruce out to them; and, after looking speretally at him, both men declared they had made |S mistake in choosing his portrait, and that Bruce 4 as not the robber. “4 With Bruce clear, the detectives were again with- Out a suspect, and almost without aclew. Just here, /pewever, Mr. Pinkerton recalled that on a trip to ea * 4 oe) Lair NA Ra EET a Ait et vig MRR Res | it ts a Bit Ween Sa UNM idee ok " VEE RO NORA aes age: aah: ae ough a was, poke cseenger td grappie yp Me West some three years previous, to investigate ot, who, using butt Ss ¥ tase of a man arrested at Reno, Nev., on a fl, brought down fearful blows up@m Pollock's 2 . ; Fateree of holding up a | fro bank, and while fs hg over in Salt the case more difficult was the a @ city Utah, he had to the robber’s description ; for 2 fen across some sport- ers testified to qne thing, and som Hite men in that city The black beard a cause of con® with whom he was well witness besides Mr. Pollock man wore such albeard. Mr. ited, and on his them where he 14) positive as to thjs particular, and & Was going and what hic he ought to know. It was also mess was, one of from conflicting statements, whet : é t em, whom Mr. Pinker- d @ mustache or not, and whether it WSRGRgs, bad known for been so thoroug iy = ult that the creg@m “a 4 festern gamblers muted to kim as the course of tire stock. ezro on the pre is, had said: the man at bis innocent. The ma who committed gmat robbery are in this =y. One of them is a . b-faced boy, about ee Years of age, and the ft is a heavy-set, esa-tomplexioned fel- 7", with a dark mus- peat. They are the in- . friends and com- mons of Jack Denton, ut in front of the shop, a man a) et well-known gambler 9 suggested the robber. Lake; and only a circumstances it was decided that ¢ , time ago, at Salt be the work of an organized SOBRE Mike, they entered a waiting their opportunity for ae? One night, going my selected one of| their number tO ©® GEM through a rear door. » it had been Mr. |Pinkerton’s bt an ordinary crin weedy of gold, kless of human ‘mt to consequences, he would still compelled two la- who were just re- from a ball, to Though not interested in this particular rob- bery, Mr. Pinkerton had mentally jotted down the intimacy of Jack Denton with this class of people; and he recalled it now in connection with the fact that Jack Denton was one of the two gamblers to whom Pollock had exposed his diamonds at the pawnshop in Omaha. He at once decided to secure definite informa- tion in regard to the boy who had been with Denton in Salt Lake three years earlier. Proceeding im- mediately to Salt Lake City, and making cautious inquiries, he learned that the boy in question, since he first heard of him, had been arrested and ™ 7 4 4 P ie mr Pe} a L as pated Wg 4 rs aa a dain he Be mMee noid ia mk Pipe? Se RE ANAS SAF son site ihe ite . 7 petit Wis.) Teds 4 pw eae . fb inde é oct eneer rues > , ie he ; : ie a yAit Sl og 4 m0 their diamonds.” Hooker went back to bis cronies and boasted of the way be was fooling Pinkerton and bow much mong he expected to get, Sunday Magazine--St, Lauis Post-Dispatch-—April 6, 1924. Page Five, Pa Nei ae * a Serer es ™ bs EAE daiyohice > y +e .

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et £ y . v hoot aren 4 - > ae) pe burned with a grewsome excitement. Her snappy yes watched his advance a moment: then she darted at him. ‘Have y’ seen the tracks?” she demanded. “I'll show ‘em toy’. This way! This way!” Her weazen hand clutched at his eoatsleeve and she nodded her Oia head at him Skinner thought of an unclean old bird as she bobbed along th roadside—-keeping a little in ad- vere of him. in her febrile eagerness. At the lilac “Have y' seen the tracks?” she demanded. “I'll show ‘emtoy., This way! thicket she halted, stooping and pointing her lean arm and extended index finger in a rigid line. The tracks of an automobile showed plainly on the grass there. At a glance Skinner saw that a machine had drawn up in the cover of the lilac thicket, then backed away to turn around. “He turned it around,” said the crone, her beady eyes snapping at Skinner. “See yere!” Stooping, with her arm and forefinger extended, she followed the curving track which the machine had made in backing and turning. “Backed plumb into that!’ she said, triumphant- ly, amd even before she pointed to them, Skinner noticed that twigs and branches of the young tree were broken. He reaehed up and picked a thread of black cloth from a broken branch. Plainly, the top of the car had been up and the collision with the tree had torn it. “Backed plumb around! Plum around!” she said, and swung her skinny old arms in a half-circle, as though she were swinging the car around. “Plumb around!’ she repeated, repeating the gesture also. Skinner found it peculiarly grewsome. “I see,’ he murmured, and started abruptly across the road toward his car. In following the long gray car out from town he had taken most of the curves on two wheels, at risk of his neck. Even now, after 10 minutes spent in the farmhouse, the deed had only just accom- plished itself. It was so recent that it still oozed and quivered under the bright morning sun. That came to him as he drove away. and he shuddered. Partly from a mere instinct of flight, he jammed his foot savagely against the accelerator. But there was a professional reason for speed, too: and as the little red car leaped away his shocked brain began composing the story as it would appear im the extra. It would be the first extra Allentown had ever experienced, and he wondered how much of a hit that metropolitan touch would make. A wiry and undersized man was Skinner, tanned a good leathery brown. There were a few gray hairs in his bristling, intractable mustache. and his gray eyes studied the back-reeling road through a pair of round, gold-bowed spectacles. A faded cloth hat was jammed down on his solid head. He wore @ limp shirt, with a rusty little tie under the limp turn-down collar and an office-stained alpaca jacket over that. Manifold adventures had enriched him little, except im experience; but as uszal he was boyishly eager over this new adventure lentown Gazette. A quick side glance showed that the specu was registering 35 miles an hour, and Wi looked back to the road two galloping 2 popped up out of the ground. He rec grizzly bearded one on the left and noddegs flashed past—-with a grim little smile, for te carried a repeating shotgun, and Skinner @] of that. Under certain circumstances buc * ee ~ very effective. oo = Soi x Two minutes later he slowed up with & Coming out, he had simply trailed the gray eam" pa an unknown road. He knew the general of course; but just ahead a road branched & left. Should he turn there? By general Gi it ought to be his way; but, im any event, it hardly take him far out. He swung inte @ branch and jammed down the accelerator | It was very good going until he passed a farmhouse; then the gravel ceased and it B® dirt road. Ss In a few minutes the ground sloped ¢ : Girt road resolved itself into a rutty on The road grew worse. Overhanging bushes¢ sides lashed the churning car. The heats dank smell became stronger. Obviously, he a swamp. Now and then through the Bul fact, he could see where a ditch had both sides of the road in some long aa tempt at drainage. It was impossible to & The prospect of backing up a mile through? tuous, rutty road was not inviting. He pul hoping to come either to a better road Ore into a space where he could turn around: © the road had been dry and baked hard @ Now it dropped into lush ground that ed | ily and with a squashy sound under the rods ahead the miserable road curved out beneath overhanging bushes. a With a bitter thought that the road coum worse, he shifted into low gear, churned t8® screen of overhanging bushes at the @ almost immediately stopped the car, every a his body tingling. . a A rod ahead of him the road’ was blecke® automobile with the top up. The back @&4 was scratched and the top torn in half & places. Gaping at this apparition. SkinEet thought—-whieh came with a deep par he had no weapon. His seccnd thought ry Page Six. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 6, 1924. a 2 oy heels of the first, + ir inte reverse poajtion for tae that when & man stepped laid a right band on the fo gh he were taking possession e man. f al a burly person. with my chest. Although he wore } ne might see that his wa ea jeather belt that held up a Fepaliet than his chest. He we aparison with the mighty ch spindling. His collaries at the throat, showing 4 of a thick neck. ‘ In other circumstances, Skit his figure and guessed th » Just now he could seq the man’s face a foot fro | ‘gwarthy. animal face and ¢ | gearing upon it—-in the cat eye Skinner's and on the lips that a was bisected by a diagon al sear across the long. § ‘ “ beate farmhouse. Ther. had mer. “Cet out where?” said skinne ' thines swam through his mind. | There was no mistaking t @hich the man replied, opening | gpouzh to emit the sounds: 3 “Oh. sure!” Skinner replied, ef a road, aint #7” He shut . the lever into neutral and set | pausing in the operations, and ‘ing. “live around here?” he Yas he slid nimbly along the “foredoor on the other side. Having put that little spare the man, he paused with his bh door to add sociabiy: “Im dr @iana. Old woman at a log ¢ me to take the first turn to « theucht she'd play a trick on 1 ever saw in my life. “It’s rotten luck, too.” Skit ten luck.” He stepped down te and continued: “I wanted to f Allentown by 8:36 snre. ad Skinner could see him as he ¢ the automatic revolver in hand, carefully leveled at t trate head; the hammer gf@ his right hand.

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‘ “tien 38. © the heels of the first, was to shift the driv- wer into reverse position for backing. He was ae that when a man stepped out of the bushes iid @ right hand on the foredoor of the car, as sash be were taking possession of it. “Git out,’ . eee. berty person, with broad shoulders and stent Although he wore a loose, faded, gray Slane might see that his waist, encircled by a ” Jesher helt that held up his frayed trousers— ier than his chest. He had lean loins, and "Gieeestieon with the mighty chest his legs looked 2s eaiediing. His collariess calico shirt was = at the throat, showing a hairy chest and the a a thick neck. Ip other circumstances, Skinner might have ad- ap his figure and guessed that he was a prize- a Just now he could see searcely anything the man’s face a foot from his own. It was earihy, animal face and there was a peculiar gpon it—in the cat eyes that glittered into and op the lips that made a straight line F was bisected by a diagona! white scar. That ieaeeal sear across the Jong, straight line of the laecemed to belong to the face like a natural fea- aint tp what Skinner noticed—-and the pockets se i man’s loose, faded, gray coat. The man’s “al was thrast into the left pocket, where it eed an automatic revolver. From the gaping - te Sa pocket a hammer protruded. It was — oie Skinner that on the approach of his noisy | y rarane had taken that hammer out of the tool a yh of the stalled car and put it in his right-hand _ = as though he had an idea of using it, od that idea was implicit in the peculiar look on a. men’s swarthy face. Implicit in that look also ne things Skinner had seen in the weather- caiem farmhouse. Ther had been beaten with a | “Get out where?” said Skicner, aimlessly, as these "@ises ewam through his mind. There was po mistaking the cold ferocity with | which the man replied. openinc his lips just wide tS gh ito emit thessounds: “Git out o’ the ear.” = «*Oh, sure!” Skinner replied, cheerfully. “Devil a 2 a read, alat #7" He shut off the engine, threw fe lever into neutral and set the hand brake—not ge in the operations, and certainiy not hurry- “liye around here?’ he inquired, cheerfully. © as be slid nimbly along the seat and opened the nd ects ) Geredoor on the other side. | Paving pat that little space between himself and | The man, be paused with his hand on the open fore- > @oor to add soriabiy: “I'm driving through from In- © @iana. Ol woman at a log cabin back there told 4 me to take the first turn to the left. Guess she @ thoucht shed play a trick on me. RKottenest road ‘em to y'. | This way! This way? | lever saw & my life. = # @#&©(“Ws rotten teck, too.” Skinner complained: “rot- ® +ten lock.” He stepped down to the weedy roadside. ; +end continued: “I wanted to make a place they call er this new adventure of the Ak a by 8:30 eure. I'd like to wring that old Poa a as glance showdd that the speedometer 2 $5 miles an hour, and when he Gl Stisner could gee him 2s he crouched loping horsemen had 9R te automatic revolver in his left d. He recognized the Ge feng eft and nodded, as he Hi grate ttle smile, for the man | | and Skinner approved — mstances buckshot was wed up with a frown = iled the gray car over © : the general directien, — just abead a road branched to the turn there? By general direction — way; but] in any event, it could | far out. e swung into the left © ed down |the accelerator again. © going until he passed a sma!) white © the gravel peased and it became 8 | d sloped down and the | a rutty wagon track. ~ anging bushes on both = r. The heat and the =| Obviously, he was in ~ hreugh the bushes, is — possible to turn here. | mile through that tor | Titing. He pushed on, | better road or at least | ere he could turm around. So far a ’n dry ang baked hard as irom = imto lush ground that rielded spomg- ~~ shy Sound finder the wheels. Three — miserable road curved out of sight & Zing bushes. . thought that the road couldn't BO; 7 into low gear, churned through the © anging bushes at the curve 34 ely stopped the car, every nerve @ | vag 2? of him the road’ was blocked by 48 | the top up| The back of the caf | bd the top/torn in half a doses at this apparition. Skinner's firm Came with ¢ deep pane——was that His secebhd thought: which came scarecrow’s neck for sending: me off here!”’ He was, of course, merely fighting for time and trying to think up something. “Your car break down?” he added, neighborly, as he stepped over in front of the man and looked mildly up into his Swarthy face. By contrast his stature seemed that of a boy. As he looked into the sinister eyes, where a pe- culiar meaning lay, he felt to his marrow that there was going to be no delay, and he was inspired to gay, with a confident little smile and nod: ‘Fact is, I got into some trouble last night; been driving like the devil ever since 19 o’clock. I guess thev’re after me.”” He thought the man’s eyes wavered a hair’s breadth, and hé added, with another confidential lit- tle nod: “I shot a man. Can’t we get out of this?’ Plainty, then, the man hesitated. with a slight scowl. “Know anything about a car?” he asked. “You bet I do!” Skinner asserted, confidently. ‘I was in that business once.’’ “If you git.my car to goin’,”’ said the man, in his peculiar manner of speaking, which was like a curse, “‘you can follow me out in your car.” It was an offer—a promise, whatever that might be good for. sate “Sure!” said Skinner, cheerfully; “‘let’s have a look at it.”” And lifting the hood to look at the en- gine, he continued: “Mighty good car, too. I know it like a book. Used to have the agency for it. Trouble is, it’s too high priced for farmers.” And he rattled on while his hands fussed point- lessly with spark plug and carburetor. Hie must gain all the time he conid——but not push it a second too far—for the minutes in which this man might hope to escape were running ont. So far as his secant knowledge went the engine seemed sound. “Looks all right. Let's give her a try,’ he said, shutting the hood. Starting the stalled car might be as bad for him as failing to start it, for he had a leaden notion that once there was a clear way out of the swamp ey ar Loe them woul ever take it. Put he must do some- thing. By way of anewer the man only gave a grim little nod and pulled a nickel-plated watch out of the smal! pocket in his fraved trousers, consulting it while Skinner's heart seemed to fade out of his body. Returning the watch to the pocket, the man looked at him—eciving him. perhaps, three minutes: or was it only one’ Skinner climbed into the driver's s-at The man was about to follow him. but changed his mind and took a seat in the tonneau instead—that is, behind him. With a dull, mechanical ere Skinner looked at throttle and spark iever; then turned the magneto key and put his hands to the wheel. He threw in the self-starter. It churmed and the engine whirled. but no explosion came. He tried ft again, with the same result. Mechan- ically, be looked again at lever. epark, magneto key and at other equipment. Then be saw. with astonishment, that the gasoline dial showed plainly that the tank was empty. Through his brain Where _a Newspaper Reporter. Runs Into Real Excitement flitted the surprised and contemptuous thought: “Here’s a man running for his life with an empty tank and not knowing it!’’ He was about to call out. with a touch of indignation, “Why, you’re out of juice!’"" Im fact, he half turned his head for that purpose. But immediately he looked back again; applied the self-starter twiee more; then slipped quickly to the other end of the seat, saying: It won't go!” at the same time springing from the car. “I tell you what,’ he added, as the man was get ting out of the car, ‘We've got to turn my car around and beat it back to the main road. It’s the only way. You and I together can swing it around.” Hie supposed it was exactly what the man had in mind; but it would gain him three minutes—-and hi» help in lifting the car around ought to be worth that little respite, especially as the man muet turn the car before he could leave, unless he chose the slow and difficult process of backing up. “All right,”” said the man, grimly, and together they started up the road to the red ear. But Skinner walked ahead and so crossed over to the right-hand side of the road. Thus when they turned behind the car to lift it he would be at the man’s left and his right hand would be close to the gaping pocket in which the automatic revolver lay. It was a desperate chance, but that was better than no chance at all. He kept talking. He was talking as they took positions behind the ear, and he thought: “‘When we stoop I will grab for it.”’ But before they stooped the man very deliberatly took the revolver out of his left-hand pocket and put it in the right-hand one, looking down into Skinner’s eyes then with a tizerish little grin-—-as though some brute instinet had sensed a danger. “(;uess you'd like that gun.’ be snggested, with a ghastly sort of grin. A horrible joke seemed stir ring in his mind and Skinner suddenly smelled blood upon him. He must bave grinned that way when he was at work back there on the main road. “Look here!”’’ said Skinner, promptly, “I don't know who you are or what you're doing down here. But I know you want to get out. My name's Morrison and I'm from Shelbyville, Ind. You'll read about me if you get an Indianapolis new: paper this morning. I've got to get out to save my neck. Now, I know a way to get out and you don’t. Listen to this: I came through a town called Turner Junction about an hour azo. I know a fellow there. He advised m-« to strike for a little flag station calied Plat- burg and swing on a freight there and so get up to Chicago. This red car of mine i pretty easy to follow and I knew I'd bave to drop it pretty soon. He told m-« the road to Platburge-——not used very much and most of the Way throug’ the woods Il ought to have turned five Iniles back; but, like a fool, I decided to keep on to Allentown The woods road looked sort of rough and I thought I could make Allentown aad catch a pase senger train. 3ut it’s too late for Allentown now. They'd be pretty sure to have word there before we conid make it, and the passenger train would be gone. Platburge is the on!yv chance I see, and I know fhe way theré If anybody's looking for you,”’ he added, his eves steadily upon the man’s, “it won’t be long be fore they find that car, and this neizghbor!.cod won't be healthy.” As the man looked at Skinner an instant his glittering eyes seemed to beat in so that Skin- ner could feel their impact upon his nerves. “What makes you think somebody's looking for me?” he asked. “You’re pretty particular about that Skinner replied, with a little nod. The man asked another question, hi boring into Skinner's head. “You come that road?” He pointed south.- ‘Sure'’’ Skinhber replied, prompt!y “See anybody?” asked the man. “Not a soul,” said Skinner, “except the old wor an at the log cabin that I told you about. Bhe told me toturnm here. You come with me and we'll] mak: Platburg.”’ “All right.” said the man, grimly: and Skinner's constricted heart expanded exultantiy. Together they stooped to lift. and behind them almost in their ears, it seemed—a voice shouted “Hello!” With the marvelous swiftness of a pouncing cat the man glanced over his shoulder, hurled Skinner to the ground, caught him by the throat and drew tbe hammer. It all bappemed while the shout was still ringing in Skimner’s ears. He lay perfect!) still, looking up through his gold-bowed spectacice« at the burly form of death which knelt over him He was not struggling in the least, cither physical!; or mentally: but lring in a kind of quiet wonder, as thouch the mecheniem of his life had been ab ruptiy shut off, awaiting the blow. He saw that the man had turned his head agaim to look in the direc tion of the sound and noted the swelling vein on bis thick neck Then another voice, some distance away, ant- swered: “Hello, theret” The hand at Skinser’s throat sensibly relaxed and the arrested mechanism started up again. | “Slere’s the track of 4 car’ called the first rotee. “tIurry back to Tetroe’s and telephone to watch the (Continued on Page 15.) Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 6, 1924. Page Seven. ae Eee ad ee * F ’ ee. Mie ‘ > Ate’ NESE DA a eng 5S Sve 7D - 7 a) ™ ; Kiely a A Mae ee. it Se Re pee Sa mn aa Svat pend dine be asf A 4% 4.447 - alt ‘ a «L0G he, Las ee ohn 3 van bea , TY PEW” a a RD ee TA whe. ‘ ‘ 4 ey : nee aye oe Pid é 4 1s pind te & ats ook tiles: eh Wins i 6d pe «- Dh), ry iy ee ns pea’? de ST a Pe tty en eee Hat 9 pil bie ieee BAe DAS Se ae ter ene PMR age iid : Fh OR ae oe ae” iat > Re Tee % Bd, Geo a, ae ah eee ate ger a j Pa ae r oP A oe v3 i a Beek My : si ‘ge RMA feta are iis ees? 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Rosita Forbes, famous explorer, with a New Jersey chauffeur lent to her by the King of Syria, drives to the Palmyra and is invited to the ruler’s house — What looked like the village school_only her host's ¢ wisdom of the old Sheik, including his opinion of Paris and Europeans generally — Then the company sheep roasted whole, an eye of which, regarded as the most delicate morsel, is given to the shuddering Rosita Forbes, born in England 31 years ago, is ‘obably the greatest woman explorer of recent times. It was as the first white woman to cross the Sahara Desert, reach Kufara and gather first-hand information about the much-feared Senussi that she attracted the world’s attention. Then she led an expedition to the almost unknown coast of Asir, in Lower Arabia, and quite recently went to Morocco, where she talked with the famous bandit chief, Raisuli, being the first white woman to interview him. These are some of the bigger achievements in a career which has been filled with travels all over the world, including India, where she became an expert tiger shot; Australia, Africa, Japan and China. Im 1911 she married Maj. Ronald Forbes of Scotland; during part of the World War drove an ambulance im France, and in 1917 made a trip around the world. Im 1919 she journeyed from Mo- rocco to Tripoli by camel, and witnessed the Jerusa- lem riots of 1920. The article w follows, the first of a series by Mrs. Forbes which will appear in the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine, describes a pic- teresque adventure in Syria. By ROSITA FORBES. LL day long we had been driving in an ar- mored car across the desert. Towards, sumset the land swelled into faint waves and ridges, wh shadows were magni- fied in pools of mirage. “We are very near the village,” said our Bedouin gnide. “Allah grant that ake us for strangers and Kill us.” Si Jersey chauffeur lent me by Feisul, then illed. “I guess Americans don’t he - he said, che ] m mot an Ame at me, amused »™ = ~ . he Arab guard ints : kufiya to show th ~ ~ » approac hed Palmyra tle as a fantastic black tents A woman and I was of Aureii- ruin, and dyed rose- oute to Bag- dark-robed The their seartet hold ef Mohamed, son of Saoud. Prephet,. lord of 5000 desert ficemt despot of Palmyra. [ thegght we had chanced upon school, fer a crowd of elfin children ‘m the court. but the warrior who cuided ounced that they were the offspring of our mattresses in 2 corner, his swords, rifles and pipestems hung on the wall behind bim and, before him. a brazier with pots of bitter coffee, from which a slave poured mouthfuls for his guests. His voice was weak and sweat poured from his skin. “I believe it’s ‘flue’ and all my quinine is in the back of beyond,” I murmured. “Take no notice,” warned Abdulla. Téll a lion when it is sick?” Meekly I went forward to crouch on the striped mats beside the Sheik. “Allah give you many sons,” he greeted me, and began to talk of war. “Man is born to fight and woman to work,” he said. “So it Was written before your time or mine. From outside came the groans of camels as they jerked, protesting, to their knees, and the clatter of dishes where hidden women cooked supper. Inside it was very still except for the rustle of coarse gar- ments as, ome by one, the headmen slipped in and arranged themselves in a circle, silent after their first dignified greeting. The Sheik’s voice strengthened as his audience increased, and he raised himself on an arm, so that “Would you Lis great bulk showed bemeath the tautened folds “& youth has bat ome chance ta prove his manhood, and that in a raid. The warrior whose face has been whitened (to whiten a man’s face means to proclaim his valor in public after a By Allah, if a man does not love his rifles better than his pipes, his women hang a haik over his door an call him « of his burnous. battle) will not lack for a bride. : —_ virgin’ The eyes of the old man burned iz hollows, worn by wind and sun and darkened by smeared Kohl. He forget his fever and there was something wid asd unrestrained im the sudden movement which left bim leaning agajast a camel saddle cov- ered with sheepskins. “Tt is good that you have come, for when a man talks with a friend, he finds @ may see his own mind. Here ip tig) ly speak—there is so much time ff man puts off speech till to -_ “Thoughts are more profits suggested. — “The trath is with you,” ret have a saying. ‘First think, hes necessity for speech.” actions hare been at host's face was immobile Only his hand moved as he lif nargileh. “A “man is resf his family, his tribe, and his | the rifles which back it, as swift as his horsemen. When I was young, there was no corner of the deserts un- crossed by my raiders,” he said. “Now my camels zrow fat” Silemce crept into “After a moment's struggle be the room like a tangible A scent of herbs and incense “I must sleep,” I whispered at last the Bedouin was unresponsive. “You can’t.” he said. mirrors—they are very beautiful 4 from Paris.” I looked up at the fy-spotted, | . sc out of keeping with the which surrounded them. The Sheik’s glance followed French wife once and I lived with & she died. but yeu wil! see her da brought back many trifles from | was long ago and the women them.” “How did you like Paris?” I aaa Mohamed, the red one, so calle? great hennaed beard, was evidently | a" his desire to impress bis liegeties opinion that Europe. noisy. Was a2 much over-rated place. “Whenever I walked the street” i Was someone desired that I quick, it will save time,” they “Allah reward you, but I am net :2 tainly you have many posscentens: 5 ; you are afraid.” ge I looked ap, surprised. 4 “You of the West fear death a0 childlessmess. Many marvels you Bar country, but we have our fal - cee Jv a [march of it knows not what, You say you cannot wait. Se you waste yourselves. As mee, monotone: wt and assured, | The lanterns flickered and Mfees the room. boys came in bearing brass ® which they poured over fy were followed by Arabs, their shoulders, silver hiked who placed hbuge dishes fe later we had ali set te whole. We ate rapidiy. te the carcasa with our finge Suttural noise indicative far away came the sound of B silently. be that it is those raiders af them so near the village a2 be went oat into the night t is no great th¥nc. Pag his fingers tute the t's struggle he produced tte me with a mt appetite.” | [ noticed the veins and Pawar with it and in desperats His face was unrelenting. MZ the staring eyes of the A ' Wide open in sympathy. of the headmen and my host. Then, contracting Was a smile, I took the = Was glaring at me as /3. to avoid the ferocity ™ the unpleasant thing I- 4 conscious theught was t

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WS ia, drives to the ruins of au, her host's children — on the company dine unc the shuddering guest a friend, he finds a mirror by "i S Own mind. Here in the desert » here is so much time for words off speech till tomorrow or next 4 his are more profitable than wos th is with you,” returned the Ying, ‘First think, then act: ; for speech.’”’ ' Actions have been Swords,” J t’s face was immobile a oe: 3 hand moved as he lifted a baal “Aman is responsible for his - » his tribe, and his word is as ates which back it, as aa horsemen. When ng, there was no the deserts ume my raiders,” he Ww my camels crow Silence crept into . ~ @ moment's struggle he produced @ ‘With handed it to me with a murmured ape ¥ we § > m like a tangible presence. Seeerch of it knows not what, but we have t of herbs and incense made the aif! & You say you cannot wait, you cannot st sleep,” I whispered at last to Ak iul 8 you waste yourselves. Allah gave us yuin Was unresponsive. — «§ cant,” he said. “Do you not aé , = Menotoneus and assured, drifted into oy are very beautiful and th eee lanterns flickered and sent strange 4 Ress the room. ed up at the fly-spotted, zimecrack i v8 Came in bearing brass ewers full of Mf keeping with the saddlery and Wa S Which they poured over the guests’ | ounded them. s my Were followed by Arabs. eik’s glance followed mine. “I a } thet shoulders, silver hil Wife once and I lived with her in F t : Who placed huge ! but you wil] see her daughter ton! 7 back many trifles from France, : . 820 and the women have taken mm . i - The = . petttural noise indicative of apprecia- you like Paris?” I asked. c. Mir away came the sound of firing. One ed, the red one, so called because oF ently. Bnaed beard, was evidently divided DOMME Oe that it is those raiders of el] Hamed’s. to impress his Jiegethen and iS SA them so near the villace?” said his ~ . we Ae that Europe, noisy; crowded and expe She went out into the nict ch over-rated place. = m™, fis no great thé - er I walked thea streets,” he said, © mae bis fingers into one desired that I should ride. Re wwii 8 struggle he produced the congealed Will save time.’ they said, and I aa i to me with a mur ured “With ard.you, but I am not in a Durty aM appetite ~ mone many possessions in the ™ I noticed the veins and tendons which | pe? With it and in desperation I appealed “= Up, surprised. : 2 fare was unrelenting. I saw agony Of the West fear death as our worR~™ a the staring eyes of the American whose ess. Many marvels you have done @ @ Wide open in sympathy. I noticed the but we have our faith and we fear ’ ’ "Of the headmen and the kindly ex- 5 » Rost. Then, contracting my lips into “ak, Ricknamed “the blade,” becaue® = "888 smile I tock fhe aebutean mor- - Was Mentioned “a man felt the _— - Was glaring at me as if he would bhyp- between his shoulderblades,” ™®. t avoid the Deneiee ail bis gaze and ucity of a child. “You have iv 2 unpleasan i . 3 S t thing I heid, I shut my you go here and there Hke an eae SORStions Sisaght wae that the chavuf- iS Sea SME ei spt, P esata) ¥ ae - .é - * - a LF". - ae EAL CHEK. th a \ Sy NAAN QS = —~ WS ~«* >: a —— ANN b a WL tis abd nec ais a — SE Wil feur would be ill if his eyes protruded any more. Then, with one awful gulp, I swallowed the bonne bouche! Abdulla had considered himself the mother and father of my expedition ever since it and I hac been confided to his care by King Feisul. “Remem- ber.” he ordered me, sternly, while I struggied with my smile, “you cannot be ill—you must not be il.” looked at him dazed, and then the American bent forward. two eyes,” he said, hoarsely, is going to happen to the second?” Some time later the Sheik noticed that I eaten very much, so he placed a large fow! me. Undaunted by my lack of appetite, be por whole custard pudding over the chicken. “You eat less than the birds,” ie remain thin. If you stay with me 4 will make you so fat that you will in getting a good husband.” Tea, flavored with mint, followed the meat. Just es the last Bedouin took his cup, there came a burst of much nearer firing. One by one the headmen rose and. according to their rank, went out unhurried, and 1 could hear them shuffling in their heelless slippers across the threshold. “What has your civilization given you ?” asked Sheik. as he signed to the boy crouched beside razier. “In my land everything is possible san. Im yours he is safe. Yet all of us Carry ou fate on a thread around our necks.” The intermittent firing receded into the distance, while the Sheik talked in the same Way, Us:DE the same words, as men of his race have done, in black sent or mud-walled dwelling, for 3000 years. He did not interrupt a sentence when @ messenger 2p z ‘ é Py . . — — mm ROSITA FORBES. peared in the doorway, his burnous stained with blood. “Salaam Alekum, son of my brother, what is your news?” he asked, at last, and sometning swift and fierce flashed between the two men. “Alaikum es salaam,.” came the answer. “The news is zgood.”” And there wa- no more talk till the new- comer had been served with bitter coffee. Then the Sheik rose with unexpected swiftness and took my arm. “This is not a woman’s work,” he said. “Come, I wil! ,duc@® you to my house,” and led me to where a throng of women whispered round an open door. ‘A'lah bless your sleep.” he murmured, and left me in a room carpeted with rugs from Bokhara, hung with gilt Birmingham mirrors and furnished with an enormous couch, on which hard quilts were piled one rpon another. I was just wondering whether it would be possible to sleep on top of them, as they seemed not to have been disturbed for years, when the Sheik’s wivee trooped in and sat down on the floor, evidently pre- pared to watch my movements. There were a dozen of them, of all ages and races. The oldest, white- haired and shriveled, looked like the Mother of Time. The youngest was a child of 12, with apple cheeks, expecting her first baby. I looked into green eyes, brbwn eyes, dark-rimmed, marvelous green .d wondered how to begin a conversation. ‘s yoice came from outside: “Sayeda, have ! answered, firmly, “I want a bath.” Footsteps crunched across the yard and returnec more slowly. The women giggled and pulled their robes of indigo and scarlet across their faces. A like a large breakfast cup was pushed througt door. with a murmured “All that we have is the exquisite yours.” and I was left staring . at damascened brass of my “bath.” Timidiy I refused the crone’s offer of a brusb, which showed signs of baldness, due to age rather ise. J imagine, since Arab women prefer combe 4. and elimbed as unobtrusively as por- imto, the bed. zh of disappointment among the no movement, Gingerly, for fear urbing the inseet life of the bed, I sat up and A made an appropriate speech. “May your night be peaceful as the land your master rules.” Eves young with hope, tired with age, mystic with motherhood vazed at me expertantiy, and suddenly i realized that I was expected to invite some of the berem to share my couch. The choice was wide. While I struggled with a certain embarrassment, 4 fow words of execrable French, uttered by the owner ne biuest eyes, reminded of my host's romance sen he had accompanied a Syrian mission to Paris hackoped to the spedker to share the repose whiel felt would be troubled. “You are sweet—+so sweet,” she said, as she eu rled up beside me, “and tomorrow I will give you a paste that will make you fat—-so fat that 2 man will give many came's for rou.” - _ : - YY, eek ie oe ee ee | 9 SA a Set Sa * hao x, bem at e ‘ Se EEE PY eh 298 ays to ee Sat . a a a Mater. + Jy Sed part: ee Pav i Oe a a “| Ps te oP) a al aa. ¥ 7S a AS Ry oh ae oe ‘ar 0 i- Ie e i, * - f ? “ry <a bay ) tec She ae 2

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. +. . ° ' i = ; % * - It was a dentist’s testimony which sent a Harvard Col- lege teacher to the gallows, 75 years ago—The murder- er, a chemist, had worked hard in destroying the corpse of victim, but had neglected to pulverize the teeth—No part of your body is so permanent and so char- acteristic as these little bits of ivory — Scientist calls them more reliable than finger prints : By E. E. FREE, Fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science. HERE is probab!ly just one man in all the world who could be certain of identi- fying your body after you are dead. That man is your dentist. Your face, the height or shape of your body. the color of your eres or hair—none of these can be relied upon for identification. In a corpse that has been burned or drowned all these features may have changed or may be n_readable. Other people may resem- ble you in these superficial character- istics. Many human doubles are diffi- eult to distinguish from one another even during life, let alone after they are cead. dead or living. at are exactly the sure a means of identification. When @ dead body has been burned or dismem- bered or submerged for a long time in water, €he finger prints are often no longer legible. Furthermore, few per- sons, outside the criminal classes, have had their finger prints recorded. If an orfinary man disappears and if a body that may be his is found somewhere later on, it is seldom that an authentic set of finger prints can be obtained as an aid to identification. This is why more and more attention is being paid by criminologists to the possibility of identification, im such cases, by means of teeth. ‘“‘Tooth prints” instead of finger prints may be our chief reliance in the not far distant fu- ture. The occasional use of such identifica- tion by the teeth is nothing new in criminology. The first case that I know of in which is was used was the famous murder of Dr. George Parkman of Bos- ton by Prof. John W. Webster, a case that greatly agitated all of New En- gland in the year 1849. Prof. Webster was a distinguished scientist, a teacher of chemistry and mineralogy in Harvard College. Then, as, now, the salaries of scientific men were low, and Prof. Webster was in debt. To stave off some threatening financial misfortune he borrowed, on one occasion, the sum of $2400 from Dr. Parkman, a well-known physician of Boston. He gave as security a mort- gage on a valuable collection of mimer- als which he owned. But money troubles continued to harass the unhappy professor. In a short time an additional loan was nec- essary. Yielding, as many a worse man has done, to the pressure of necessity, Prof. Webster borrowed more money from a Mr. Shaw. a friend of both Park- man and himself, giving for a second time a mortgage on the same collection tea chest to which he had . >> Some inkling of the pro- fessor’s financial reia- tions leaked out. - Suspi- cion directed itself to the unfortunate chemist. <A janitor in the chemical laboratory, whose feel- ings toward the professor seem never to have been too kindly (he said the prefessor “had never given him a single pres- ent im all the seven years he had worked at the col- lege”) broke into the vault underneath the laboratory and found some frag- ments of a human form. There was, however, no actual evi- dence that these fragments belonged to the body of the missing Parkman. Stu- dents of medicine used the laboratory as well as students of chemistry. (The famoud Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, author of “The Autocrat of the Break- fast Tabie,” occupied a lecture room in the building.) The grisly fragments that the janitor found might come from the dissecting room, not from the locus of a crime. ? That this. in fact, was not their source, that they were verily the last mortal remains of Dr. Parkman, was de- termined by the teeth. ~ These teeth were not found in the vault nor in the tea chest. Bat the dis- coveries in those places induced the po- lice to make a full search of the labora- tory. In the ashes imside the assay furnace the teeth were found. The po- lice took them for examination to a Dr. Keep, then a well-known dentist in the’ A specimen chart, ill his record of your ® off. Doubtless sult me and have dropped it street.” As be finished There was the rem pacing the floor, a ham to his cheek. a Not every recognize a : it, thus unexpecte modern dentists knows, little tooth i ‘noted carefully mot ¢ peculiarities of the teed but also each filling of bridgework that : 4 A the hand of dentistry. 4 a chart there is no mm dentist being 2 tity of one of his of you or I forgett glish. ee. Where the identity ¢ ~ oe alt P pected, as Parkman's @ Nt iY : . city. He recognized them instantly. He | had made them himself. They were, he) swore, the teeth of Parkman. Essentially the case was over. Web- ster was arrested, tried and conricted. Before his execution he confessed. Bat for one bit of neglect he might never have been tried at all. He neglected to pulverize the teeth. In this instance the teeth that figured in the case were false ones, but the identification could have been made just as easily from real teeth, provided, of course, that Parkman had been equally a patient of Dr. Keep. I remember walking one day with a well-known dentist of Baltimor:s up the street toward his office. Suddenly my friend stooped and picked up something from the pavement. “Let us hurry,” he said. “Dr. Blank is waiting for me and I imagine he is in a good deal of pain.” “How do you know?” I asked. sur-) prised. | “This tooth.” said my friend. exhibit- | ing what he had picked up. “It is one’ of Rev. Blank’s. 1 recognized it in-| stantly. It is evident that it has broken GOOD-BYE FA _ Lost 43 Pounds in 7 Weeks ~~ Simple, Easy Way ts Explained to You Free — last I kissed good-bye toe the — usiy rolis of fat which burdened me for years—todar [I am & new wo- man filled with pep and No more ti yonrs. Nothing that there is you is so permanentiy and char- Pontes : tically your own as are those 32 this second mentgnge Was Regt © f ivory that help you to chew °T*t ffom Parkman, nor was the ex- of Parkman’s prior mortgage disclosed to Shaw. So Prof. Webster, able. respected and successful, commit- ted his first crime, a fraud of money, in that he gave two separate mortgazes, secretly, on the same property. This crime led speedily to the more terrible crime of murder. Parkman, who seems to have been an upright but Intensely disacreeable person, learned _of the second mortgage to Shaw. He ‘taxed Webster with the fraud and de manded immediate payment of the first loan. : _ It was impossible for Webster to comply. Twenty-four hundred dollars | Was as vast a sum of money to him just then as twenty-four millions would have jbeen. It was, im fact, just twice his | yearly salary as professor. His cash resources at the time totaled less than | $200. He had no conceivable means of | raising more. | Parkman was obdurate. He insisted j. | that Webster pay at once or be exposed | aS a trickster and a cheat, an exposure! | which would have meant in those days in New England the professor’s utter |Tuin, both professionally and socially. This insistence cost Parkman his life. “= | Prof. Webster determined to murder | him. | | Making an appointment with Park- |man at the chemical laboratory at an’ | hour when he knew no troublesome wit-/ | nesses would be about, Webster struck ithe doctor on the head with a heary| /¢lub and killed him. | | He then proceeded to dispose of the' body. Dismembering it under a stream | of running water in the sink where! chemical apparatus was washed. the professor worked two evenings and one holiday in his locked laboratory, burn-| ing the fragments of his erstwhile cred- | itor in the furnacé that was for assay- | ing. . | | The labor proved too long. The sec-' ond day, when students must be admit-'| ted again to the laboratory, came be fore the grewsome task was done. [i Was necessary to hide the relies of the crime that remained unconsumed. Some parts of the body the professor hid in a vault beneath the laboratory. Other parts he concealed in a locked bor or! Sanday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 6, 1924. Clearan: Gerzisiric Ir vy iin id a Oi: Miberais. " Ty . ister your finger prints are so 4 mn Wi Ht ! : f if ff 1? UE ait ts If 3 “At With it Tou can; of your | a a Weak heart—no more trouble getting clothes te fit m a “wall flewer” I became one of the mest pPepuliar girle in my set: sow I have friends gaiore and everyone admires my leoks and envries my any man or woman burdened with usgiy. wumResithy fat can now easily, safely and surely lese { all. regain «a siender fieure and at the same time improve their health 100 per cent with this marvelous new French discovery. 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n off. Doubtless he’: bs Sed ie es x s- sult me and bringing { alien. © have dropped it aceidentan Gail ‘ ae to his cheek. ; ee, Not every dentist, | im 4 f te 22 vears- k- recognize a Patient's tooth i & @ INTERNATIONAL in it, thus unexpécted)} WAIL ORDER CO : y., on + sal . erin ae vi mts modern dentists keep, ap . 4 Dept. Biz 11, Chicago i: om knows, little tooth « ’ is noted carefully lgpeid peculiarities of the teeth of the | tir but also each filling or crow, | last of bridgework that has beep ’ de- the hand of dentistry. Armed a chart theré is no more de the dentist being mistaken about : e is- tity of one of his Patients than t po- of ron or I forgetting how to Tes bra- ziish. 4 v Where the identity of a x - pected, as Parkman’s Was, + . - ng © £8 £42220 £18 Pos! a # aie >¢| _ 50,000 9680 Gren Bi X FURS fer SPRING g fe, thie s H i to You Free With it rom can efther reduees your body or youl peundes or 100 pounds | you need to do is to use the coupon below. and by return § Fou will tecefvre complete &t = how to reduce—remember @ edame Elaine herself fest 1 pounds in 2 months with her Cerful secret. Powndse with th ates for the reduction cone (Mrs. G. B., KN. Ses Elaine, 2 ; a a St... &. ¥. ag — an free of cheree the name of the victim’s dentist is known, the facilities for tooth identifi- cation are already complete enough. They are less satisfactory for tracing the identity of a body that is entirely unknown. There is no central bureau where tooth charts may be filed nor any way of classifying them for reference, both of which aids to the detective have been provided for finger prints. If one finds an unidentified body it is impos- sible to search the offices of all the den- tists in the United States in the hope of finding that particular dentist who will | be able to make the identification. It is worth considering, therefore, whether it may not be wise for some governmental or other agency to estab- lish a central bureau where all the den- tists of the country may be requested to | file capies of the tooth charts of their | patients. A system of indexing these | would not be difficult to devise. They would then be available for consultation | whenever the identity of a body was in| doubt. : (Copyright.) | ee — _—— ——- Another New Art a ee mee : Photo - Sculpture (Continued from Page 3) Edmunds, a mechanical engineer, af- flicted with modesty, made no reply. He might have used the same argu- ments that were finally brought to de- fend the photograph. Libraries, public bwWildings, railway stations, are filled 'with statues that pretend to be no more than reasonably faithful likenesses of philosophers, authors, Presidents, Kings and railway executives. Edmunds would have done the business for them with none of the labor and a fraction of the time for both the person who was pos- ‘ing and the man who made the sculp- ture. Seulpture, Edmunds might have | pointed out, is only the last citadel in a ‘conquered land. Onee everything which had the faintest connection with art was hard and tedious and only to be pos- sessed by the rich and powerful. Once you had to be a minor millionaire to own a library, and people's pride in their hooks was badiy damaged hy the inven- ‘ion of the p&inting pres=- Those who could .afford to have porfYaits painted 'of themselves were ouiraged when any- one could run to a photographer. The i'same is true of music and drama. Now, everyone can have his photo- graph. his phonograph. see his movie. listen to his radio. and soon he can have True Stories From statues of Uncle Jim and Cousin Belle, to his heart’s desire. Edmunds might have pointed out, too, that this belief of John Henry Perkins that he is en- titled to get all the rare and beautiful things in life in the simplest, most di- rect and economical way, without the fuss and ceremony of tradition, is why in this country he warmly supported Henry Ford, and in Edmunds’ country has voted for the custom-defying Labor narty. Edmunds has said what photo-sculp ture gives is permanency. Short of an attack with a hammer, the likeness of your best gir! will endure long after you~ have repented, married her best friend, and died. As there have been beantiful photo- graphs, all the beauty, uninspired by an* artist’s genius, which is in the human face and body can be and already has, in several studies of the nude, been caught by the cameograph. It will send men who can do no more than carve a simple likeness hunting ‘or jos. Archipenko’s recently published bust ef the Princess Matchabelli, who plays the Madonna with Lady Diana Manners in “The Miracle,”” compared with the cameograph's likenessa’of Lady Diana, will show how little it can affect real sculptors. Pinkerton Archives (Continued from Page 5.) Pollock to do the same. He also in- structed Supt. McParland at Denver to send his assistant, J. C. Fraser, to watch the case, so that if MeCoy gave bail, or attempted to escape from the Leadville Jail, they could be ready with a war- |rant for his arrest on account of the Pollock robbery. Having wired these |imstructions, Mr. Pinkerton proceeded ‘on his journey to Georgetown, Tex., where he called on McCoy's former pris (on associate in the Utah Penitentiary, _ but was unable to get him to tell any- [ithing about McCoy, though he volun- | tered, if Mr. Pinkerton would furnish him a bond and get him out of his Texas 'serape, to go to Omaha and compel the a ; || “fenee”’’ who had received the diamonds to turn back the property. But the rule of the Jewelers’ Pro- tective union was to cet the thief first and the property afterward: so no treaty was made with the Texas prisoner. : Mr. Pinkerton now went to Kansas | City. and found awaiting him there dis- | patches from Supt. McParland of the Denver agency. stating that Conductor Ashmore and Messrs. Shaw and Pollock had positively identified the prisoner, James Burke. alias “Kid” McCoy, as the man who assaulted Mr. Polloek and robbed him of his diamonds. ! Burke winced perceptibly when he saw Conductor Ashmore and Mr. Shaw, | and went fairly wild when confronted | by Mr. Pollock. Requisition papers were obtained from the Governor of the State of Iowa on the Governor of Colorado, | and. the Colorado offense being a minor ' one. Burke wae turned over to Assistant Superintendent Fraser and another de- tective.-to be taken to Logan. Harrison County, la Before leaving Leadville, Mr. Fraser was confidentially warned by the Sheriff of the county that he cou'd not be too careful of his prisoner: for that Burke. threugh a friend of the Sheriff, had made a proposition to the latter to pay him a thousand dollars if he would se- eretly furnish him with a revolver when he left the jail. his design being, with this revolver, to LY ' rt RA, SN Bi. hoot wees aa ; he 2 ayy one oh Yuteees ign ep. on f SR te A rts Tae ee. rhe #04 _ Hey Seid? 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One word may be used as a summing-up of it, the word fighting. The WORLD OUTSIDE EGYPT IN TUTANKHAMEN’S TIME * Assyria and Babylonia, most notable of Egypt's neighbors, were engaged chiefly in fighting each other whilst the Pharaohs by the Nile were building time-challenging tombs for them- | selves—Greece and Rome were far in future—Zin ancient ple Re dca a, ctubichwansd. | Gaul and Britain nobody was making records for postgrity— AGdresS..connssareassmcsamenewarsess Europe as geographied today was veritably a howling wil- Occupation. . «cess csantes eBET ss sans d . with wild tribes ) . on each th Empleyed DY . come come eas wot tasesens & Reference. ..ccecess e@meeeeeeeeneetervrvree® ae 4x32 | = ; » o HiME OMEBODY—and, as he insist- clear-cut fact is almost as difficult as ed upon being shown, he must the job of catching a bird by putting have been from Missouri— salt on its tail. Nevertheless, the his- asked the present writer, the toriams seems to have reached, or ap- other day, point-blank: proximated, agreement upon certain es- “Well, what was going on sential points with regard to King Tut’s in the rest of the world in the times elsewhere than in Egypt, and ‘time of the late King Tutatkhamen of herein is recorded the effort of a non- | Egypt?” historian to tell what was going on in | The present writer, not having been that era in the story of mankind. | present anywhere, so far as he is able One word may be used as a summing- ' to recall, 3279 years ago, or thereabout, up of it, the word fighting. It appears was unable to give direct and accurate that mankind was engaged, around |reply to that imteresting query. The 3300 years ago, chiefly in fighting. |question was pat rather suddenly, and Those who despair of the human race | he took refuge in the modern court wit- because we have had, but a few years iness’ sanctuary of evasion, though ago, the most tremendous of all wars, 'what he said was strictly true. possibly may take some little comfort ADVERTISEMENT “I don’t know,” he said. , in the fact that the human race has a “I didn’t suppose you knew,” re- made a considerable measure of prog- marked the inquisitor, “but I do wish ress notwithstanding the companion you'd try to find out and let me know. fact that it has been fighting, more or It’s a somewhat fascinating subject, less, ever since the fifst man got a. don’t you think?” grudge against his neighbor and sought The writer, after briefly considering satisfaction through the foolish process the matter, admitted-that he thought of assault and battery. so too. He went home and slept over Between wars and rumors of wars, the problem, wondering, between naps man has engaged in pursuits making disturbed by eager phantoms of un- for progress. This is proved by our recorded history, just what really was present possession of houses and gar- going on in the world exclusive of ments and arts and literatures superior Egypt, along about 33 centuries ago. im Many respects to any that were “I do wish you'd try to find out and Kmown to the ancients. It may be, of let me know.” That was a challenge. course, that this happy state of affairs “Welly”? he promised himself—but mot is due largely to the ancient ignorance the other fellow, mind you—*“I'll try.” a5 to the destructive possibilities resid- Having got himself into a sufficiently ing in the science of chemistry; but that ancient frame of mind, he made bold to i* a matter foreign to the present pur- follow the example of the ancients; he pose. consulted the oracles. In this case the Discoveries in the antechambers and oracles were the historians. There ex- the tomb of Tutankhamen have added ists, past and present. a long list of 2Pppreciably to our knowledge of the such oracles who have studied the rec- Status of the arts and sciences in the ords and written ancient history. Some time of that far-off and forgotten Pha- of them have written more myth than raoh—forgotten, at least, until the history. Others have tried hard, ap- American, Howard Carter, and the En- parently, to devote their talents to the Slishman, Lord Carnarvon, discovered telling of the truths of history. On the his piace of burial in the Valley of the! whole, what they have written, between Kings, om the banks of the Nile. Owing! them all, appears to be an inexhaustible tO the fact that monarchs of nations’ storehouse of undigested and probably cOntemporaneous with Tutankhamen ; ‘ ‘ar jet conditions grow ___ | indigestible information and conjecture. Made the building of temples their spe- < : —— a ~ raccoon Sead nee disagree. Reon ase 5 vans e ae time-chal- zeus | ~ a “ha PRES | Mac y. i amous essay, succ . zing tom or themselves, no such | tor Mis oe : im showing up history, so called, as riches of furnishings as were found in — eamarsaaare nes: |rather much of a mess of hearsay evi- the Pharaoh’s tomb are preserved to! _dence, largely incompetent, frrelevant modern Knowledge as relics of Babylo- |and immaterial. But out of the mass— nia, Assyria and other lands where peo- | Or mess—-Macaulay himself managed to pies of that period flourished. The tem-| |Produce a history of a certain impor- ples perished, their treasures were car-' tamt period in England which has been ried off by foreign soldiers, and only) accepted generally as competent, rele- crumbling walls remain here and there. | | vant and material. However, be wrote Histories are sadly indefinite as to} of days comparatively recent. dates of events that took piace prior to. We are now upon the imminent edge the golden days of Greece and Rome. of trying to write briefly of days—or let Whem one reflects that the celebrated ; 4S Say years, so that we shall not be tied exploits of Alexander the Great, for in- down to exact dates—+so very far in the stance, belonged to an era a thousand past that the business of capturing q years this side of the time of Tutankh- Sanday Magazine--St. Louis Post-Dispatch--April 6, 1924. sq ba , by i

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An old lady, 72 years of age, who suffered or many years and was absolutely help- 4 less, found relief. A man who was heipless, unable to rise from his chair, was riding horseback and playing tennis within a year. A little child, 30 Days’ Trial Free We will prove its value in different from the oid tor- \ “ turous plaster, leather or steel jackets. Mankind, 73700 years ago, was engaged chiefly in fighting. Fe pi ne pee arom ly, Price >| Philo Burt Appliance is— how ord epine owes it to himeeif to investigate withia amen, it is not a matter of wonder that These fighting tribes developed an ex- Pe Ou F “a so little is known definitely as to the act system of weights and measures, Uf you the cone wt tremendous activities of the peoples who believed to have originated in Babylon. oid zs I giving Foo preceded or were of comparatively even Cuneiform writing, successor to the old- PHILO BURT MFG.CO. date with the Egyptian monarch recent- er hieroglyphics, became the principal mate Bt he ae ly unearthed. method of transmitting records to pos- Tutankhamen had been dead hun- terity. Both the Assyrians and the dreds of years when the great epic poet Babylonians built magnificent structures of ancient times, Homer, flourished. of brick, constructed systems of canals Grecian statements concerning the for irrigation and for the regulation of en that cor a “*y epoch of Homer differ almost 500 years the annual overflow fromthe Tigris and ropes into yeaa ++4 ‘from one’ another, though it is held Euphrates Rivers. There was impor- ‘ gee rece it Taw and ea N. , _in modern times that he lived about tant and extensive commerce with Egypt toe Bag iL ORDER /1000 years before the time of Christ. and other countries. The cuneiform The Trojan War, which he celebrated in writings which have been preserved and _ his epics, occupied the years 1193-1184 discovered show many names inscribed, Ba | Nineveh, the later capital, was taken et Ca) to the 4 pase unneceessry beautiful Helen of Troy and the war for and destroyed: and the new empire of meant to be. Breaths have been oon i d daneereiensty, pleasantly with the her deliverance, it becomes evident that Babylon, which was built upon its ~ gdh agg Ba eae if P new. solvent Seenny, | History has a hard task in pinning defi- ruins, the old empire having been con- t. fA] the happy owns ; banishes “he ing lite dates upon happenings in the four- quered by Assyria about a century many instances to. have ieee Geel = : 25 teenth century before Christ. earlier, lasted but a few years as a ag treatment. ~ as | The country known modernly as powerful state, and in less than a cen- This treatment ;,.§ REATMENT > Se meen See Mesopotamia (or, since the World War, tury became a Persian province. But has b | . Simply ly ay PO ty as Irak), over which Great Britain now those events are of far later date than —— sian cee exercises a mandate, was perhaps the Tutankhamen’s era. of the St. Legis : LABORATORIES, most conspicuously active part of the The one outstanding fact of historic » dig the shape of c : : + Chicage, 1. world other than Egypt in the century record is that while Tutankhamen was r— 'which, for-a few brief years, knew the reigning over Egypt and commanding | ite unwhelesome trouble por . § young King Tutankhamen. It was in the labor of many of his subjects in cut-| s ~ woe ype ge oe to write a note 7 ‘ END NO MON EY © | Mesopotamia that the empires of Baby- ting out for himself a tomb in the solid) Cornhill Bidg. Boston. Just ask ford ‘lonia and Assyria arose and declined, rock in the Valley of the Kings, over in tment. As soon es the t | wi fw ed future Mesopotamian territory the "on wan we a box Gee | pon eenturies of warfare preceding the po y i ’ . ' fall of each. Kings of Assyria and Babylonia were employing their male populations large- ly in fighting. Each country was try- ing to subjugate and swallow the other. Definite records of the innumerable bat- tles occupying the period from 1525 T’S all like a fascinating game—this new 5 “fe : : ; home-study method of learning cartoone- pnllbonsictshigg 7 missing; Sut history | ing. You start with the basic principles | Assyria was, roughly speaking, a col- ony of Babylonia; that is, much of its ase! Catarrh to get the | | population had migrated north from an attempt to rid 2 . ; . a disease. the Babylonian area and settled in the ' younger country’s territory. Assyria by this Method. “ « | eneiisidsiaiimasaiaal 'soon became a powerful rival of “the nose has | | assumes that there must have been|™ of cartoon-making. Then you learn the 'mother country.”. We learn from the salie: aniaien’ aft aahieanine engtoon- ident ; . . i ie .- 2 5 +03 - & | historical records that the two centuries >reathing spells when both peoples set-| (jhe vette of action, expression, and ex- ‘from 1500 to 12090 B. C.. which period tled down to a few years of comparative |aggeration. You progress rapidly throug’ | a : r +; serious cartooning, comics, caricaturing, includes the time of Tutankhamen, were @let, in which the ager ane nee Ot eae aad’ gaetel aaalahing. ante aL _noted chiefly for almost eonstant war- that remote age were cultivated. Most before you realize it you are draw- ling striking cartoons that SELI. Man fare between the Babylonians and the No such remarkable relics of the han-| stfa-nts of this method have ald enoug : cok autowees | Assyrians. diwork of these peoples have been left work when taking their courses to pay ATTS TRADING CO. —_—ss—dBoth of these peoples were largely of #5 in the case of Egypt; and again the | Cn ee Dept. 43 New Yerk City Semitic origin. Their religion was es- explanation lies in the carelessness al Over $100 ft Week sentially identical, leeway being left for the Assyrian and Babylonian monarchs| | ow thie ve a different classification of gods. It was 48 to the preservation of their dead tn. demand for cartcone been so great. Today | n en a worship of nature, divinity being con- bodies and their places of sepulture. | Masenines. weve thoumadia Na ue ne ” i : use therm the thousande« No matter how ceived as the personified force of nature But for the process of mummification peorty you draw now, you can quickly qualify Paddock. Box 201-B, Kansas city. in human form, male and femaie. El poaction® by the encient Bévptians 006| = oe. ee ee raon t a in ect e + ’ » . $s is ; ° one Dereon in ten nas t often | Was the gldest of the Babylonian gods, the buria! of reyal persons and of Just think of earning $3,000 to $20.000 » _Asshur the oldest of the Assyrian def- wealthy folk in time-defying tombs, [5°0.00" Cren gct $25 to over $100 tor singe ties. Bel was “lord of all,” being the most of the things we know today about cartoons. Then there is the joy of the worts . . : is thri?i o ; our own cartes 'god both of creative and destructive the domestic and eathetie arts of the ieee Ge axtned as le — ‘forces. Bett or Baaltis was the god- Egyptians would belong to perished Se df k _dess of love, fertility and birth. She history. | n or Free Boo ‘s _ +. + , : Mail coupon today for our handsomely iiice | was a sort of “queen mother” of the The Egyptians, as various archeol-.trawd beck. which is crammed full of up-to . ; . ee for it teday aot lek temne deaneenent | that of making war upon each other. temporary ancients. on the other hand. | The Kings of those countries and set no such great store by the things of . Washington those times had the habit of building the hereafter as concerning individu- ; eaf ess temples to their own glory. It is-be- als; amd therefore but little is known a School 7 lieved that virtually every monarch who With regard to their implements of war- | Fe é of Cartooning Perfect hearing is now being re | succeeded to the throne busied himself fare, their household outfits, their Reom 254 ee es ae and his hard-worked subjects promptly tastes in jeweiry and other ornamenta- $112-L5th St. N. W, esuses such s : S iT ort t ° ‘— Ee ag ailaggy: conc gpm of dead Kings were despoiled of their However, judging from the barbari Ee To ee. a a a aD coe é ; Sti . Hisesing Sounds. Perforated. +reacures. and in many instances their splenuors of their temples and the Washingtoe Scheel of Cartooning, Whol! Partially Destroyed — f : gone, a | Benen 254 “th % ashingtoa. D. 4 Dis: tharge froca ene walls were razed and the material was 2mount of energy they put~-forth is ary csp ee ae = Carhx oe , , ' A : - ft =_—F , - Please *eud me your Free os \aryer ¥; COMMON-<ENSE FAR DEC MS used in constructing the tempie of the their wae of conq best, as related in the ont dete s of your home-etudy method. ge Phones for the Ears” requité BO ruler of the time being. When the male Bible and in profane history to a limited population was mot on the warpath, degree of elucidation, it is not to be death-gripped in close combat, there was doubted that the Assyrians who “came Name... oeettetsanadD : for our 168 page FREE book on rienty of work on hand to keep every- down as a wolf on the fold.” and the rw eT ee ee body busy building new temples and Babylonians, who, finally—and some. —— q FAR PRI co fa-a-meret new chies. thing Tfke RO9d yfars later nana King 7, 5 oc r | #24 ege “een ot © #-* csoveeseea® AgGdrese.... ete eer e werner - . —_ City - : ‘ oer erewe te — —sss se * od Bide. LOUISVILLE. &Y. Sanday Magazine--St. Louis Post-Dispatch--April 6, 1924. Page Thirteetts

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— OOOO OTutankhamen- -reach>d the end of their sitely to this day, as to Greece. antil magnificence when Nebuchadnezzar long after the Egyptian King passed read the handwriting on the wall, had from the scene. Geveloped even as eariy as the four- In “King Tut's” time, Europe, a3: teenth century before Christ a civiliza- known to modern history, was for the tion of a sort not to be dismissed smeer- most part 4 veritable howling wilder- ingly by moderns merely because most ness. There were many wild tribes, of the activities had to do with warfare. some roving. others more of the home- It is recalled. even by children still in body sort, inhabiting the regions which) | their teens. that the thing called civ- ultimately became the Teutonic, Gallic, ilization has not yet progressed beyond Celtic and so-called Anglo-Saron na-! tions. Until the Roman conquest, 58-51 B. C.. little is known of the inhabitants | | is @ fact and not a fantasy. cf ancient Gaul. of which modern Getting into Biblical history. it W8S prance and Belgiam are the principal | only a few years. perhaps 46 to 50. after parts. These peaple were Celtic, with | Tutankhamen’s entombment when a considerable mixture of the Teutonic | eececn tod the Sekeews out of tral tribes. though most of the Teutons then, Rll eal ssae C. ie ctven by bee? as now, dwelt berond the Rhine. | UE: af agit gs Sie ; Great Britain. supposed to have been |ams as the date of that interesting peopled originally by Celts who crossed | event, though as a rule a question mark over from Gaul. was. in Tutankhamen’s lin parentheses follows the date. The era, 4 totally unknown quantity in the ‘Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai ™inds of men now named in history— ) mt unknown and wasuspected. The time) | Gate from this time. of the first inflow of Celtic tribes is un-| As to Greece and Rome. when Tut- known. | ankhamen lived their beginnings still Both Gaul and Britain. im the four-| were hundreds of rears in the future. teenth century before Christ. are sup-' NEW DISCOVERY ‘History has virtually nothing to say, Dosed to have been under the inflaence On! what agrand feeling. Ne more choking. Ne save through hazy surmise. as to the of the Druids. a priestiy barbarian order nights. No more | Ep - : 3 a le which Caesar found when he came and nomadic tribes wandering about im the 1. ang conquered. 7% ‘lands where those two illustrious civ- As te the Mew World. Gintovered only. ilizations were to eusue. Even the fa- 432 years ago. archeoogy'’s spade has ‘miliar story of the founding of Rome, turned up many ancient records, but, | whied te supposed to have taken place "@fortumately, those who made the rec- 'mearly six centuries after the time of ors WEES CHNTEND, aad are some letter: ; : | : : writers of today. and did not date them. | _ Tutankhamen, is clouded in the mist of It is, consequently. impossible at this ;myth. Im fact, a high authority says late day to set forth anrthing even’ that “the results of modern scientific dreamily definite as to human activi-| ties on our half of the terrestrial’ sphere’s surface 32300 rears ago. the stage where world-wide warfare — al investigations leave not the least doubt ‘that the Roman story of the foundation |ef the city is not historical, bat an in- Perhaps the only thing ome mar sur-’ | vention. having not the slightest basis Mise with any degree of fact founda- of fact.” So perish Romulus and Remus, tion is that, locally speaking. the Mis- | but. thanks to the Ezrptiams’ keen in- sissippi River did not flow then where (terest in the hereafter. we still have it flows today. under the air space oc- 'Tutankhamen, some 600 years earlier cupied now by the celebrated Eads than the Roman mrth. as a historical] Bridge. The channe! of the stream was ‘fact. ever against the Edgemont Bluffs, some So indefinite is history respecting the miles east of East St. Louis: and proba- beginnings of Greece. or rather the fore- bly it would have returned to its ancient rumners of the Greciams, that the handy Chanmel. or. at amy rate part way. buat unknown quantity sign “x” is employed for the interesting fact that about 85 2 eovering the mythical. or first, epoch. Years ago a young Lieutenant im the , ‘Did ‘From “x” to 1104, with a question mark United States Engineer Corps, widely) —— following that date. is the mythica] Known later as Gen. Robert Edward Lee, | ae Treatment is Odeoriess and period of Greece: and that. it is seen, came to St. Lewis and spent two years e any Lady Can Give fe —— » comes down to more than two centuries im supérintending construction of works = | at Home in Tes. Coffee on s CONSUMERS CO. Dept. D1 L. 55 Broadway, HY. nie ere 5 , Dre iu oe | a a this side of the now-renowned Tutankh- Which kept the channel close to the — "a You Can Try it FREE amen. In the time of that Pharaoh, Levee on the Si. Louis side. But when) ces mothers, sisters. | ‘them. so far as human knowledge goes the river ran past the Edgemont Bluffs | a drinks Whiskey. ; ; ¢ depend upen %& = 2 > Sto Usin a Tr us today. the country that became Greece nobedy worried about the importance of af , Ege e was but the abode of mythical gods and tames or achievements come down defi- known to mortal man of A.D. 1924. | ekac’ . pormcian a pre- SER TEE SRS ST eS SRE 8 |geription fer the treat- eran ia i Se Hae | men: of Rheumatism aad | Neuritis | tare g ven tneusands wth = tens 2 On the Swamp Road Gogo Ffac-Simite Without bindrence from wort | address. pesta! will. bri — Sm ia ye ee ee ee : oe aR PIONEER 44 DP - aad a ‘Continued from Page ;) = . Be ‘ “ ie Geid Medai end © Prx. Process of recover is - . >. : * >. aeroral a bane ong — A, Sate use a ane We other end of this road. Then come back restiessiy up and down the road: and Pura: tame cm coupe and md TOBAY. here. We'll follow the road through.” ‘®rough the hamd: that rested on his ‘7S Stuart Bidg.. St. Louis, Mo. = Pe . et aioaia back Skinner could fee! the trembling Il guess ther’re after me.” Skinner : . , > : P P and quivering of nerves and muscles as 4 tdress nralibiprestbentnendivtiigane cacacoeescee.,, SWuspered at rancom : : : : Return Mail will Oring Free Trial Plapec , in a big animal that prepares to erouch The maa paid no attention to that. for a spring. At the same time the With one heavy hand resting on Skin- Man's sweat and odor. and the subtle NO JOKE ‘mer’s chest at the base of the threat, he ‘€*! Of something obscene and bloody ; : : about him. were sickenin; TO Se ee ee ng «7 a id had : : he restiess, glittering eres came RE DEAF head from side to side, trying to make back to Skinner. “There's a bridle-path out the person who had shouted back there a wars.” he said “I seen “I can’t see.” he crowled under his it when I drove down here.” “With a horse.a felleh conld follow ate that.” the man added. " , , It seemed. in fact, the v ) “Stand up, Skinner suggested, in a . the only outlet whisper With the telephoned alarm. their bad i’ ee « road would soon bloc , s The man glowered dubiousiy down at .ags and a ; cet or aan gol PIMP him an instant, and it seemed that the " ote ais pelatul bee way afoot across the swamp would take Yoer Skin Can Be @ many hours. But with a horse one might, Pimples, Blackheads, Ac -_ follow the bridie-path to semething that the face or body. Ba ; ee would give a chance of escape | Enlarged Pores and Our ot “Tl git him and rou gft his herse.” 4 ssid the maw. gerumbiisg under his | breath: “and Ill give rou a lift as far breath, looking down at the prostrate pupils of his eyes contracted. “I killed three this morning.” the man growled. “I'd as lief kill rou as look at you.” With that he got on bis haunches and slewiy raised himseif. | stretching his neck and peering. When 'he was upright he glowered down and motioned Skigtier to rise. Two or three yards brought them to a place where. above the intervening bushes. Skinner could see the head and gray slouch hat NG If rou suffer from any form of itch- °f bis grizzie-bearded friend ia — SRD HE ing. bleeding or protruding piles I wis | (‘¢'8 Sorseback and he’s got a gun.” ig, wine cer remadion cas ent gui® the results channel send you absolutely free a $2 package | ‘2¢ ™&2 mumbied in Skinner's ear as pad te handle en. af oe ee a f the wonder Otis Plie Treatment which *®¢¥ crouched out of sight. “I conid git oon Ge ee fer ‘octors are using in private and hospital Dim easy enough, but the horse’d = git ; yee Practice. Deo not send any money—just @¥ay.” your name and address to Otis Chemical He evidently revolved the problem MB een” a "; “e. “Ss OGs Bidg., Kansas City, Mo. i which that presented, as his eves turned wane ements at oh ee ee ae —t7 Page F _ a a Sanday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispaich—Apyril 6. 1924.

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back as the bridle-path,”’ he added, with The man stepped over him and thrust another little grin. Obviously the last himself into the screen of bushes, squat- was a lie, but Skinner was too much ting. Skinper could see him as he occupied with other things to pay atten- crouched, th@® automatic revolver in his tion to that. left hand, carefully leveled at th») pros- “You'll lay down on your back with trate head; the hammer grasped in his your hat over your face beside the right hand. bushes here and keep groanin’,” the Then Skinner, with his face toward man explained. “I'll be in the bushes. the bushes, put the cloth hat over his He'll git off’n his horse to take a look at head and cheek, spread his limbs as you and he’ll put the bridle around his though he lay sprawling from a blow, arm—see?” He made a motion like qa and uttered a loud groan. An ‘instant horseman slipping a bridle over his arm. later he groaned again, louder yet, and “When he squats down to take the hat the grizzle-bearded horseman shouted: | ‘ off’n your face you reach up and grab “Hello, there!” * or the bridle.” He nodded his head as Twice again Skinner groaned and R DAY though that were all; then added as a again the horseman, nearer at hand, : sort of elaboration: “I'll jump out the called: “Hello, there!” bushes and kill him.” Another groan, an _ interval of si- It seemed to Skinner, in fact, horribly lence; then the voice asked: “Are you ji ingenious. He could fairly see the grig- hurt?” Evidently the rider had come Be friends ore zie-bearded man dismounting, slipping to the edge of the clearing, in view of “=! Fy 5 the bridle over his arm and stooping the prostrate body and paused there. Ce To INTRODUCE with his shotgun tucked uselessly under But all Skinner could see, out of one new we these prices: his arm or laid upon the ground, and eye under the hatbrim, was the little this other leaping from the bushes upon space directly in front of his head, the his bowed back. edge of the bushes and, through the “We ought to have some blood on Je4fage 4 bit of one knee of the erouch- the hat,” he sald, stupidly. It was alt '*S Ban. His heart fairly stopped Beat- he could think of. ing and the hand that hung over the The man nodded and drew a jack- — cr ga —s sa ripe _ Or Bciases Comretiers of Mesican Dhamants for 14 ttn ‘knife from his pocket. Skinner stupidly gave a feeble moan an ard a horse’s | Mite ont tte 6 4 hoof sink squashily into the wet ground. Pe rm and wondered éully The rider evidently was coming toward how much blood-poisoning there might him and in another second would dis- ADVERTISEMENT be in the blade which the man drew * | mount, or else across it. He stared down at the red 4 a 'streak which broadened on his tanned Skinner’s hand clutched tighter into | 'arm, while the man caught the cloth hat ‘Be weeds and he held his breath. Then i he heard a rustling and crackling of the from his head and dabbled the crow with red. eee) ta: thick bushes and he could see motion in Treatment Helped Faithful| Skinner took that hat, without both- vision as though a large object had been » fo Save Husband When ering to put it om, and as he did so ? 6 AN Else Pafled. something that had been lying in re- jty of which he was capable, pulling serve in his brain recurred to him in himself by the hand clutched into the a flash. weeds, he rolled over into the ditch “See here,”’ he said, himself smear- and as he went over he heard the griz- ing the hat crown against his arm, zgle-bearded man say: “Come out of “we've got to make sure he does get off that!” the horse, you see. He might just reach When he sat up in the ditch the down with his gun and poke the hat off horse’s forequarters were pressed into my face. Or he might wait till the other the brush. The grizzle-bearded rider man comes back. We've got to make was standing in the stirrups, the shotgun sure he gets off the horse,” he repeated, g¢ hig shoulder aiming downward, his earnestly; “we must scatter some things ginger on the trigger. Its muzzle was around for him to get off and look at.” tuo geet above the head of the swarthy The man nodded assent. man who crouched there. To him the “T’'ll lie down beside the ditch there,“ 4udden leap of the spurred horse into Golden skinner went on, pointing to the side of the bushes had come like a flash of —- the little clearing, “and you get in the lightning out of a clear sky. bushes just behind me. I've got a leath- A quarter of an hour later Skinner , is Odortess and Taste-| cr walict in my hip pocket. I'll spread was explaining in gleeful excitement: Wet Howe in Tea. Coffee ur basa” |that out beside the ditch, as though “You see, his gasoline dial showed the 4 somebody might have been. going tank was empty—piain as the nose on You Can Try if FREE through it. And I've got some noteé- your face. It must have been almost mothers, sisters, it is you that| paper in my pocket.” He took from the empty when he drove up to the farm- essary. Writetodsy. Carnation Co. 200 ey A SET hoon n ate ce eave pocket of his alpaca jacket a dozem house—and his life depending upon his ; years’. service’ %m “ 4 “3 @ rdined life and a drunkard’s | sheets of memorandum paper and the get-away. So I made up my mind he France with the A EF a oe sc oe Breen wee | stud of an editorial pencil that made @ couldn’t read, and when it came right eat & ne Naconeges Sodiia vi i a address Cand we will seng| broad black mark—things that he had down to the pinch, I staked everything French puynictan d nant Og oa Fon | nastily caugnt we from the desk y pea os that.” for be thankful as long as you live thar, Dews of the murder came into the office. With a forefinger he affectionately| #/2). S's on 8) 4 48 aid it. ——— — J. W. HAINES He exhibited them to his companion. tanned the sheet of memorandum paper | Fg, lls pring Ah ra 1 cela ae Bite. Ciocinnatl, Obie. | ~1"11 fold over a sheet of this paper— which hé had folded to look like a large | tires. ss sheer ace 1936. 913.80 } 32-Cel Mauser Automatic see?—-so it looks like the back of 4 DIE enyeiope and superscribed before the ® She .. $12.45 envelope, and I'll write my address OB swarthy man’s eyes and then laid on the’| Srésr Tedey. Poy Postmss on Delinery, pins fu canis A posta , — PAUL CASE, Bex . ae ite, - — ey , | 2 °3, Brocktemy . PIONEER 44DA it. He'll want to see what's in it. ground. The writing on it, arranged in| HOFFMAN MERCANTILE CO.. Dest. P-0-' +) Sapte msioe ee , . | §62-014 Coftinevitie Ay, East St. Lewis, fit, = EXTRA LONG BARPEL | Writing rapidly on the folded sheet im the order of an address on an envelope | |e. 'a large hand, he pronounced the words was: “The Murderer, Is in the bushes, | | as he traced them: “Thomas Morrison, At your left,” and in the lower left-hand | Shelbyville, Indiana, Lane County,” corner, where the name of a county is | while the man silently looked on. often put, “Look Out!” heavily under- | Finishing the rapid writing, Skinzer scored. Any reader of this paper euffering t-om Geitre (big neck) «an get free information | stepped excitedly down the road a few “But say,” be added to the grizzle- saltiner how %6 euse i at heme without feet to the beginning of the little clear- bearded man, “I lost 19 years’ growth & operation, danger or discomfort by writing ‘ ‘ - ad 2 yok the minene 4 z,<7tt Piper i et, ing and spoke breathlessly, for their while I was lying there waiting to see , 3 Phen ee eee ee ae businesS demanded haste: “He'll ride whether you'd notice the envelope, or Reck makes absolutely no charge for hia : : ——— , ; ! services until you are cured, sound and om this clump of bushes—see” il whether I'd have to shout to you and well, so tf you, a friend or relative, suffer ying in that narrow piace between get a bullet throuch my head.” from Goitre, you shevid write him af oac« Show This to « Friend. ~ FOR EITHER Sex FOR O ~ ? Rt ote P “i “see 06); = ¥, , 7 te , ¥ — F bY gee ke ,, ¥ 8 J ne OE xy hts LOAN © MARC Ss. es bee . : , . aigis ; “dale f PPE art Pr aac, Lo ae Cer ma Na ne if ‘ si fips) i hadi de y. yee 7) oe Cy a ° ae osname in ape . wae rT ee S98 Sy ce Rs pai Pe eter ae Sot Mig is oie preemie Sie ON ay ee tar te ee by ee oY eis ’ “ wre : St 7 fis] ¥ 2 ry va * hay 4 ~ * eS ; S< ® + 4 Op x . + : : ane: “PSs : ip S28 mess, Eee a Ee " i ee rans Pes barge ney he ae i : ; Pen PR ieee re . hae ee ’ ‘) Pe eM Re ag is pete ASO egret a UO Mice Mee OE: ‘3 , as!) iy Beak). pele NG JOP ip bent address. nciala tai, seiltnie Picket tee, eT eee ca | s ‘the bushes and the ditch, just on the | , | | | edge of the ditch. He'll have to get off : a — | his horse to look these things over and (Copyright. ) 7 | | he'll have to-stay this side of the ditch. | ‘That'll bring him with his back to the! — q ) , oT @ 4 | bushes when he bends over. You'll be} | LESE ' Yoor Skin Can Be Quickly ee Blackheads, acne Eruptions @ | ett oto —— tech, ee | horseman’s back would be only a foot F srrter oo ig ye £ { | from the bushes. A leap and a blow of | REE 4 CLEAR-TONE SKIN.” selling St | | the hammer would do it easily. Cash cured meself after being afflicted 1500 , | ; e's SH Chemical ae ae ee z | Baving surveyed the scene the mans eat eyes turned to Skinner. He took the automatic revolver from bis coat : —" | | pocket, exhibiting it in bis huge palm. Ask your druggist for Hx e one les Canary Bird Remedies JOY a : wil “If you try a game you git this through and supplies. Ifthe does nat = 2 ithe head,” he said, parting the hard line carry therm. t ae , 1 ont hie egies ane aa A ° of his lips just enough to emit sounds. Hi the « ' 2 , egy * ans your druggist wi te 4 (wal 3 “Sure!’ said Skinner, as though that Slice Senhc gor ete me ; were understood. He stepped forward sad Beas " 9 Be i | to the spot he had indicated, tossed his | | i.e open purse to the ground and laid the ‘h no. US TORE | cae decoy envelope near it; then stretched ‘em fo Peis ; Gao "ae “7 mamang himself on his back and looked up at oa - . tr _ _— . - : 2] ; ee 7 ° 7. a ae = Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Di h—April 6, 1924. — 300 FREE? °e Tit.

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A Perfect Union Of Style and Comfort ustrated Corsetry B. you can be fitted wis) gracelu! lines uh . hout compressing ea? “s >» W oven Wire Stay her i at the same time. nable mode. The stay NuBone Corsets fi: perle heure because thes are made trained corsetieres. 7 matter how many times a Of ter ‘PPOs it "Nows “* Catily verment Of your hod, Pro j rMing ‘S @ Uarag. “Y and ‘OF You ney fe it ‘S Deny is OTigina! POSitien in price. and jast much longer ¢} @ today tor the Corsetry Book bne Corset Co.. 460 FE. 25th Street i in stores Ss Office DRSET SHOP 4 nd Avenue 3 ndel! $580 ay our Cor- pality will pmne ‘an op. if is FREE ne. Pa, ys . — ae lie + - wee J - » : 3? oe eee... + —_ > ae eo * ay Cte eee tpn tae , {>}... ., -2. Ae 2: ea s. 5 masterpiece, so every WHITTALL Mark ot ric of the back. The 6 x 9 all is priced at $97.50 and lan on the floor is priced each case, your dealer V“ rll yes. Tated lazer 7 Rug Week window displays until Saturday es Duncker 7 TWELFTH ilize in made by ‘TALL —¢ a—_-7_ [" SUNDAY MORNING | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE . _ PICTURE SECTION 9 Ln + “ _ Always on the Fable “Te the connoisseur of yr nd toods a pot of tte aly mixed COLMAN’S MUSTARD 1s as indispensable on the table as are the salt and pepper shakers A dash with meats hot or cold not only enhances the flavor but aids digestion COLMAN'’S MUSTARD, known for over 100 years as the highest quality English mustard, 1s sold in the yellow can with the Bull’s Head trade mark. Thais 1s your fuaran Accept no substitutes ict ~ y DOUBLE SUPLEE INI The Trade Mark of the Ul a j Cd World's Best Mustard BUY FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER tee Ol the venue Prox Judge Curtis W. W11- bur of California, pho- tographed at Wash- ington just after he became the new Sec- retary of the Navy. irds for sale, displayed all day in the hot sun at B Barcelona, Spain, enjoy their late afternoon shower bath, administered by way of a sprinkler, to cool them off. Menti and f or m Ww th. The New I) ae ug lentific tootn paste al Modern research. yy “ited by leading dent- World ove: new conception of what clean teeth mean. A delightful test We offer here a delightful test which will be a revelation. Send coupon for the to-day Tube. Note how clean the teeth fee) after using. Mark the ab- sence of the viscous film. See how teeth become whiter as the film-coats disappear. What you see and feel will very soon convince you. You will learn the way to benefits you want. Cut out coupon now. 1311 10-Day Tube Free i be lift”d BS Wabash A Mail } leay T ute of THE PEPSODENT Onty one tube te a family. J : "| f ’ ? «4 4 * Aji aadaplati aj ‘ / Parts bs f ine lates f mode — Ste a Van Raalte A \ \ \ 1 é~ \ i\% \ ™ | = WOMAN who loves nice things nothing is more obvious than the supC- roritv of Van Raalte Silk Gloves. VAN RAALTE S’ ilk Gloves the Makers of Van Raall Giore Silk l ndert tu ani ] Nade 6) oat We an oY oe » SPER — * 4 a, P FS mn AP iy Never before a double compact like this / Here is eversthing you have been wishing for in a double compact One that is thinner, lighter, mor beautiful and more durable than any you have ever seen. A New Shape See how the sides are curved and tapered exactly like the case of a fine watch ...an effect alroyuether new and lovely. It fits the hand delightfully The box is finished in polished black enamel. A special spring catch opens either cover at a finger touch. The powder cake is the full width of the box. There is a separate mirror tor powder and rouge. Ask to see Colgate s Watch-Case Com. pact at any toilet yours counter Colgates Watch~Case Compact GO 5 y ¢ - . . $ tas = oe 4 . for} 4 . fy ; ws 4 , . v TS he oe 7 Pe ee ay eS ‘ ge 6 «MUST 1 Pte = Me - - ie FE ae a aS yi 3 Pr Pas Fiat a ie a SO By ee . ees a ic ly, ‘oll SR ames SO ee EIN oe oe oy REN Aa hath Re ‘ ibernsnatalitibinsi ey Em en Ee oe ae ot re a ee “ eee OP aia rors ony en fe . - - - a ~ LA LA RO EE ONE tall ta ot - ~— e et hi te ee ae . oa naithentesh ttn! 3. teams . eee a 2 Peon pone me << a ~ “ te “Ke

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— a sunpay worsiNG |] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION = len ayaa | | ad 7 : / Fe 3° = er — The NSS SN a _— SC, | ee” ~REPRO-PHRASO “Sage | Fine Pony For You Now Story & Clark ¢réom as ~~ eee ieee Fo , ’ — a - : ott s | = c ; ™ ; | ~~ \ | Va PRODUCING PIANO, PERHAPS you are tore ‘earned that Nymtaun U —ar&e shaped luke a smar are in golden satin-finish, cc cased lines __-chat they have large recta —that they cafry generous-size smpacts with satin-Dackec pu —and that both powder anc sr ented with the new Nymfaun Y y ~“~. Poudre Nym/ .~ *» ee ) ee Lightly tap this Button and you pick the , tt ee ae Melody out from its Accompanying Notes sD They are both lovely the Newt ; box in whi ase. S527 ; Bee > Th —_ ; ; : adh uality and its Odor is‘ at is yone of the mMazing things the Repro Solve This Puzzle. Get Fine Prize. - freshing combinacioe of Fren = Phraso does. You can shade from loud to soft mana coming a . e e oY n » “a . — 2 : - oo? . ac "14 j ° i - Yo Roage 2 the ern Seas Ly ioe " humdrum of the ordinary player. wegen, Oe ¥ aoc De as Nappy send tor ; > ian > . - rf ; : ’ = . P Compact Powder Reni. ‘@ Mcia. box wrte A Demonstration will be a Revelation septneses@Gne youn ANSWER Temat: e Compact Rouge Refill (és mac! box with —_— a = Price $650 and BIG BILL, the Shetland Pony Man, Poudre (ie bex) with Puff -- _ Convenient Terme — Popular Building. Des Moines, lowe Om iale at aii ieading department up Freight Added arranged if desired a ec ape e, tell me how to get a Pc nd Sed! High your Big | 7. 2 me > Beautiful Bird Pictures for wer oromone! THE NYMFAUN COMPANY, 1700 East 24¢ —— - - ~ Jl (foman | | a i ». . : io « . ) . is Only as Old as She fooks > Sa y ROLL } hb look young and lo be young. Is! lead — Sie _ Sa ae es I suaqgest you use Creme Angel, the lemon cleansing cream (7) fran Pennington a. 4 i. - ta ' . — — . #4 re Oi . | c y 4 ™ OT Wl gue 1101 Olive St St. Louis Corner orca ee ee ————— Ne Ee EE Ee eee PARK & TILEPORD Nymfaun Refili: S , ~ ; — A . | via | CREME ANGELUS | oe ° "= ~ & || | designed tro fill two needs They can Thre | ain | cl ito the Nymtaun nee eens Crea : | tl be quickly shpped GINES THE LOOK OF YOULL Double Compacts, or they can be = Shug ane i mamt Mov ; & | used ind:viduailyin their own tetching 2 : S | boxes of Roman rec, Diack and gold Its Important Part in Ancient and Modern Architecture - ef ] cant have vos, then your husbend shell : not -Aate vou, etther A new responsibility” Something very much worthwhile to save for 4) Y yA 3 tf) ny - .? ". oy Even o his thre ra =_ et , eS ee el > MISSOURI MARBLE QUARRIES 2 GENERAL OFFICES BOATMEN'S BANK BU IL ' ~ | QUARRIES IN JEFFERSON COUNTY iene i — mirtec ‘or vour Durw or Story of the orig nt of if bill co the advertmemer Address Petxee Dem. &F

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o Cama worNs_] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE | il —- : SECTION APRIL 6, 1924 } ni? x iy a | af ~ ; : is | The ’s beauty i ery li f the ; y Hf ALR GLEE 7 thi new N ymfaun Double Compacts : i} @ dt eae Rati: i ‘Sy AE PERHAPS you are fortunate enough to have already ; . ih | jearned that Nymfaun Double Compacts K ae oF , —are shaped like a smart, flat _— case and — ide Hite are in golden satin-finish, decorated with dainty in- i = it i SS csedlines , es REE .: —that they have large rectangular mirrors “ hh ha I —that they Carry generous-sized powder and rouge " : itt | compacts with satin-backed puffs 5 eee vad Le : Ta id d . . iy —and that both powder and rouge are delightfully | ° ie scented with the new Nymfaun odor. A ie ee Be j ’ ee? ° - : j | * © 4 7 T ; { ) * . ; : € Poudre Nymfaun ke FURNITURE SOKCORTION «=—sdwL ees had c\ | (oe, ——- mite, x Th both lovely, the Nymfaun Powder and th ~ , MPa: ' ae. Pt eS er er er a 7 rar TE: box in which it is (pope The powder has a finely sree aa he 0 1 : adherent quality and its odor is the new Nymfaun, a * f ef Fine Prize refreshing combination of French floral oils. The box os i ' has an embossed covering of gay Roman red, gold o | ; ee lines you can put and black and-white, its grace and smartness keenly ; PzuM Sty. hen you has vs , I Bird Pictures and tc\i eo reminiscent of the Paris boulevards. | anc saccie valued ee ; Ss side and Srich ana cey'” PRICES _, More than 100 boys and gi-is Nymfaun Double Compact - - - - - - - $1.50 : f ni with them. -You can get | — the mew Sunset Glow tint if desired) , 4 i Oremy Dig pian right away. Compact Powder Refill (sa metal box with paff) - - . 65 | : R TODAY! eu aus aus em os | Compact Rouge Refill (/# metai box with puff) - - - 35 minal * Poudre (in box) with Puff - - - - - - - - 1.00 TALE { | On sale at all leading department and drug stores Hed! ; get a Pony, Bridle and Saddle a TE ictures for auswering promptly. THE NYMFAUN COMPANY, 1700 East 24th Screet, Cleveland, Ohio t Pi t Betty Compson Is one movie She Found A Pleasant Way To ey - --- | actress who seems at home Reduce Her Fat | } 43 in romantic roles as well as She did not have to go to the ; it oe - State..___ in ultra modern characteriza- | —, of diet or exercise. She § z Lite & ee _ : : ound a better way, which aids ; +i a. Y | tions. rhe powdered wig the digestive organs to turn food : ay ca a | 3 oe | here accentuates the beauty into muscle, bone and sinew in- . i i He . of her dark eyebrows and stead of fal ° On ait) = : She used Marmola Preascrip- : | i | a tion Tabiets, _— ore, ae vee nae fee ao Ee ae | | iH | 19 es from the famous armola pre AVE vou seen what perfectly adorable desi have been created~—with } ae > scription. They aid the digestive B : es el ae bie? oa RE ae eat ue BEDE k 2 WO LAE GE YS A hiv vil lameeus, UGS Ui! bit ¥ i rmMAanvy Oues 7 WwTe s 5 z As system to obtain the full nutri- § , of een | : : = ge : | ad ’ ment of food. They will allow § , i WD fiower-garden of new colors, a ‘ell as modish dark shades aa ; ——— sy | you to eat many kinds of food . se soit i —— without the necessity of dieting § :° " pliqué dots which are he many poor imitations make it advis ? DEER oa sieenagey I or exercising 7 :” these entrancing designs, able to buy only when you see the words » 7 GA i > | Bieta | i lecirahle right tc Normand’ “NW ormmandy ric” a ler: ' ae Hore ut 5 Vit | Nymfaun Refills Thousands have found that - able weight to Nort indy Jor andy Fabric on the selvage, or in ma j \; ; bit ae : Tobi it keeps them from crumpiling the label of the ready-to-wear dress ’ athul ¥ rity The delightful Nymfaun Refills are Marmola : Aye ts yee “2 ets | ' . AER “4 bili designed to fill wo needs. They can give complete relief from obesity. F | | u popliteal & I» . — 3 . + ; Tapas i ty | | © RED BUTT! D & Co., IN 361-363 Broadway, N. Y. € : f red ee ty] be quickly slipped into the Nymfaun And when the accumulation of § | J TTERFIELD & UO., INC, JOL-K ors : Ag + ae yy Double Compacts, or they can be fat is checked, ee ee ity Makers also of the famous Lingette bul a anne | used individually in their own fetchin mal, healthy weight peyton! an we, Vidi boxes of Roman red, black and gold. he een Paden | | - Be Ue eo | at one dollar a box. Ask your druggist : e f . Te it s & | i for them. or order direct and they wil i oy ad be sent in plain wrapper, postpaid a 7 “ae ¥: | ¥ Y MARMOLA COMPANY aes | | | 225 Garfield Bidg.. Detroit, Mich. | Hi =? = Hes fy | te) 7 ti tty Pity / 1} 43 ty | | ” hid i baie _ ie id iH a i | || Hl TY ‘id HTT 4 i iti | ik i | a ii] aj : Hy ity an | ] i || ’ i | ‘ : i | | ¢ | | | t | | — “sf I can't have you, ss = | | | then your husband shall is | | | : not have you, either!” : ti | ; » | itt | } , . % Hid] ; d i | J Z — \ | ; E agg ap Ped] | Versatile Allyn King, tor- | —— wane mer prize show-girl of the i | “Follies.” She is now in the | a | | movies, and when not too | busy there she poses for i “ ie Oo the | fashion pictures. | ce in | it is in : | = iquity | ‘ of the CIV | ateria! | | 8, has ie | Brice: | ven on ner noneymoon | | ° Be | FS is threat h ted her! oD . | | ces S Ye€d aun e ie | alaces | ee es ce - | | ay and by night it dinned in_ her life—-and—but you must read - | | | | her ears—the Parisian perfumer’s the entire story yourself. | TOU UCE i : ee c ‘ ; add curse: “If I can’t have y ‘our ’ h ' 1 of, TT | ‘ o aa | | ithend shall nce t — oor hae A thrifty step. There are hundreds and thousands of mat usOand shail not have you either! é te shi at al , yf u 4 shi ‘Mat could he have meant: ae eee ee eS ee Ter | ; vai oe > Kavee (eS | ¥ | | B : the asking; either mail or by requesting “that f silk hosierv. It Wea>&ls because Kay ser makes if nem , lowe lep”” ) favor E air ; got > ‘e | " . _— Ponths that followed M; Nena — Pars te 2 algae’ Rho | ot pure, lustrous silk and pure, unweighted dy es, | - Brought her the ) . p SOW CATs Ce eee ee Seer | ; IL hi ; es an strange perfume had made her -alled MiN /S h 2 “M4 29 °f . me | ‘ a, pee . perfume called Mt Nena (Spanish for “My Darling”, add lustre and life to the wear. | | | the most sought-after woman in all of . »as found in the vault of the French perfumer after : | m, \ anishir g ‘ream Face Powder { OMpect, re ouge ( om pact, Bath Salts. sc y Powde- - ~~." | bea uty ; $i 4 | : | ey "ey |have given distinction to | ———_—_— SR Gee Borgfeidt é b<£ | several recent photoplays. 2 ' ‘ carrer rmcerenscnancneneenat ee: - ag ‘ower

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cmoywormme] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION Tlever realized what a difference there could be in Coffee’ Blemishes How vou can free your skin from blemishes Dust carries bacteria into the pores of your skin. The result is an infection—a tiny abscess —and that disfiguring thing known as a skin blemish. Free your skin from blemishes by this special cleansing treatment: ACH night before retiring. wash your | | | A Lau gh on G face with warm water and Woodbury s ots > wal } 2 of many Range Bel models th | Every Page. ce Facial Soap, finishing with a dash of cold water. Then dip the tips of your fingers in warm water and rub them on the cake of Woodburv's until thev are covered with a heavy cream-like lather. Cover each blemush with a thick coat of this and Made be the Crown ~ i stores “99 _orset “so . Ave ™“ Y ’ : sé d ° ’ leave it on for ten minutes. Then rinse, ! . : Mutt ari J ci i frst with clear hot water, then with cold. i B t , | ‘6 : ; [) F ; ; You will be surprised to see how quickly . | Cnt O e Bringing P this treatment wil! clear vour skin. oEntcING Conant. | | “The Captain a Get a cake of Woodburw’s Facial Soap today, at *) any drug store or tovet goods counter. A 25~ uke a prze-fghter zec then that I had not fe't : EN. . Ses on for some time, and was mh niy. Maturall; ii, ———. ——- soc Sel ay, >tweive hours ligukd rretores te eriginal . ae aa. ee a a & “ : s WES DACK Gain - a ae ew ) A letter from Mr W sarc >ra:r —_— »-* . owner t i ure “uhether black, brown ef biend. 7 : 4 ss Seer q ‘ 7. > WHEN ! Commenced tc e two years ago. I wes th- hat ever nursed a.grouch M ; — e Oe eS the coicr of bread oA: | NAR EINC—~—COnST: PatiOF AS - ever ot — : pecan te Se, ee = | | GREAT! tb TARE pumas Sip-Over | ee ee rent trough my syste . | anddiet Theresu , | ™ JUST AS THEY C Shield My grocer suguerted that f ge Fle Be | soreneigteberans 4 T e yw be Sete . __ - > ve $+ aT a. | re- * ~—-* % &\ ~< ~" . " & i oe ”@ 5 ihe prevailing sty.e has createc a for the Climax Shield and movel garment head and stays ‘Mg as an anc shie.d sew. pin, he be washed a ~ _— -- a aeex $$ vVeast tres* — ~-. »- — 7 * - -

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~~» _ 6, 1924 : pea SE di: _ h , iy . 4 mination tes 4 1” the m- ves of or- | n- e. : *. - "east ai: ry os & ee +4 x _ cf eae eee rh ge ® “The Captain and the Kids” . is , ‘ — a sak a Wiis ry . — , eee? x SGT? SF See? FE Ee AS UA Lee Pear ce toe ore one Ee PEO Soe ee 2 oe hail ire BY erent % [Sas TM a * : hap er: deglthyy WP So ROangee ee “gis ici inte « “ ? Bre nat, a ¢ + er. ee | ol wie x | os ; £3 ¥ a rx. Z 5 i ? ist pat goat sone 4 ‘ #) “ 4 : . LS — , " é ze 4 . , . - ~~ Ye ot . 7 as vite , ' ; ee, 24 +. ; 3 : ; : 3 soy re a ie *, ras ** xe aa : : ~ ye oe. ’ > : 3 ; EIGHT GREAT COMICS - A Laugh on | Every Page! For Old and | : Young Alike! Er ~ “Matt and Jeff”...... ' “Bringing Up F ather” > “Boob McNutt” _ By “Mr. and Mrs.”....... ee. - Peler hepet .... 0.3 | “ForeBetter or Worse”....... By Tad | . eee % , =n ~ ....By Fisher .By McManus .By Briggs By Dirks | Goldberg | —— .By Cady BRINGING UP FATHER ~ a fee OION'T 1 TELL WOO TOGET S bk ge wm CRESSED-YWOU KNOW = & Wake) THAT LORD FOOZLU™ ——" WILL GE HERE ANY & 8 FRR MINOTE TO TAKE age Oa) YOU ON A HONTING fem Tiel : ILL GIT | aN. , . “ Px. Qe “ i $f oe MAGGIE: Y > a = a = ee ee ee —~ ee re Ed > Se ate Se se nie naeeahe =—-Seoue = a mts i — — a" EP +595, » = e é Pee ; “= es % = = ; > > e _ -— ie ae eS = Se: id ee = =. Se . a Se ears : ‘ - —_ ee nes . : aes SSS 5 aie} Pat - —— _ . — = ae L3 eae ss —_ SRE SSED ER-ARE YOU ALL READY - OLD TOPPER?” aa ITS AWFOLLY NICE OF NOW TO TAKE HIM = ' Pike Dek auger 6 mei * = EES REL IEE RET AE. x 2 ote - . - : rth DE. et ts PE AEE « o - ¢ >)>](@ a FILLED WITL READING ¥/9XF YOU GET IN NO OTHER PAPER HOPE VOU HAVE A GOOO TIME AND BRING HOME SOME FINE DOCKS - * ITWORKED RATHER WELL- ONT WOO HUNDRED DOLLARS | PROMISED YOU-IT WAS IT DID AN’ HERE'S THE THAT LORO FOOZLOM. 1S A GOOD SCOUT -HE TOLD MAGGIE HE WOZ. TAKIN’ ME. ON A HONTIN' TRIP- IT COSTS ME A HONORED BOCKS FER THE TRICK - XKOUOR, PLAY - DUGAN 1 WISH | woz | A LORD - | WIidSoei 1 HAD SOME LOCK ' ‘ . 2 wil. >" : ’ ie Ye are ° oh ear? a 5 eS . ee » yi di 3 pir > " _ gaan “pet as . 2 V4 ; =a a pS “ ‘i sa if ; : “rg Le eerote es oe ES , ¢ a ee ~KOU WOOLD - THEY “Bringing Op Father ff WELL -MAGGIE! WHAT OYE THINK OF THESE -| SHOT 'EM MY SELF -:: OH! GRAND - WAIT TILL | ANSWER THE 10 WES- THIS - 9 MRO i JIGQGaS -* Appears Eve ry Day. on the Da vy Post-Dispatc WELL -O1SS 199 HANS DER BOTCHER TELL MR. CHIGGS ODOT DER DUCKS CHOOST COME IN-IF HE SENOS BACK DER TWO RABBITS VOT HE BOUGHT -! SEND HIM DER DOCKS: s HE SPEMOS TEr T'S MR. dried nt apr MONTHS OUT OF THE HE WANTS Hi REGOLAR ROOM: ¢ HOSPITAL! eee y : * Bee i ee YEAR IN THIS ’ ‘ | ee = os — peter Fong eS * sb tx ie os, BIG TRUE LIFE STORI MAGAZINE - By GEORGE McMANUS mol 5) P Eee ’ . ? ™ > ~ = t y : ” roe cle eh tie Sheets Sid Ps : ae Aah: =3¢ , sf e > Lit yg ye eS ides rie c Se SS VE ERNE MM , oy tats 3 et Shx 4 iY rt f Kod oy A rh oor Es ote ti SR gy ee 3 a Ue. iB SIO Be wi rl ee me 4 a : eroy : ae ee - oe fs ey f4 cae a oe fees =>: te e » ee . : eae . bi i . fee a = aye cis Se ones ’ “42 gt LZ gv" ae Peak gh Re — es he a

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6 BURT ET RE ER * BNO ERIS FRA LOLLY I - " Ya. A KO ees my , 4 a ie DO You KNow |. wHAT Joe ? in. iD LIKE ) ( WHoPE! WAIT ao/ A MInUTE- AND ? 1T-—A- TE. wart-a MINUTE 1 THOUGHT To HAVE DMAAMA PAPA r.and Mrr.- | ‘THINK WE OUGHT To INVITS SOmeE BODY IN Yo SHARE OUR SunpDay DINNER. —— Don't YOu a > oe : hs = 4 7 UH HUH - ALL RIGHT '¢ GooD IiDeA-- - INVITE | anyBeDY ‘You LiKE - Me en 7 » SURE! IM rereweny lL AGRGEABLE —- Ge fi AHEAD! ie OH Goovr! ANY BoD : Like ? ~~ ~ Bs an, a ei anc bd ; # wy +! oo oP 5 TEI a “Ah You SAID | wWwVITE ANYBODY WAY You've GOT To DRAG YouR Fours INTo (tT- COULD 7 ’ Hit titi $hi biti ht Hult ; ; Ht THAT'S ALL RIGHT - BUT THAT Don't Give You LICENSE To MAVE Trem Fa - You SALD™ 4 You SAY THINGS AND f THEN You Take THEem \ BACK- You he DO ‘ = oe j OKT la } ) | j | y ea ites | ie es (‘HAT S ALL*RIGHT Ma NOT GoInG Te FECL THAT WE'VE GoT To INVITE Ygur FOLKS EVERY Time j ie nl a” — ‘il ao Mis $00) 71,53" ; ; % peeeet "hakaataag tis tr ttepit tae Bi fbedth A Pe al j NO eD (OUR. LIFEL oe © SA THev've Atlwars BEEn | SO NICE To You Too! | Gtvenw You LOVELY 2 THINGS For CHRISTMAS ANID BEEN NICE Wy every WAT-—-- AND SESiDES You SAID t GOULD iNviTe WHO | PLEASE? ~——_ \ e FoR THEM FOR SOME REASON oR OTHER | Down'T UNDERSTAND- iVEe SeEerns MtiGoaty Vice to YOUR FOLKS AND You CERTAINLY CAN'T DENY Trar- AFTER You SAID- 1 CouLDd INVUtLTE WACOM } PLEASED - SPAY TeAINGS AyD TAKE ‘Em Baci- i= (IT WAS YourR Fotks iT WOULD BE ALL RIGHT | SUPPOSE- - You NEVER ; WANT PAPA AND MAmaA / HERE FOR A DinneR! ae IT'S MIGATY FUANY a jo ME yA sinc ba. Z- yy , to ) oes a \ ‘ / \ LZ, “ 30 AHEAD AND INVUTE YOUR FoLKS i— itll MAKE You ANY THE HAPPIER: ? HAVE INVITED ‘Em : -

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oe . We. NOE Be te iad iia ee ee ee : : at J. dx ¢. 2 = * o . Pay. AO De LPL OG BL OE Mn a ee ee 2) Syp n e » Ta? (aay CBee oF = = nyseeriine suman cman " ee on | un arene roe meres Bi 2 ar ree ie ea rd o= Sey es ae , vee a err. = - ‘ a ae ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, APRIL 6 1924. ——_——e - | 7 . oe 7 ~'M SAEE ) I'tr sHoo ! | ae ONCE FOR FROM AUTT rte istotaaion 5 LUCK, e = : pee se Bete * a) z Ae » . 3 ae - a . ‘ Jeff's Invention Was All Right—BUT— (Copyright, 1924. by H. C. Fisher Trademark Reg. U.S. Pat. Off) eee JEUMIATIC SHEE: ' ee ROM oso a a Saeed ie, ‘ } ga Stadia Ses, (THESE PNEUMATIC \ ER ) 7 You've Got A | SROES WILL MyAIce iv} You'v SAAC. GREAT. SEASE | POSSIBLE FoR mE /} ; ean © aie Se c—F HUMOR: To WALK ON ora , SS (i emee HERE GoES- » x . ~oa. , +s . ¥. > . : oe i it : : ° ne Ade eae ) i ’ | ase 2 Tt Airc eEe A WAL i< . Se ' WA TE {< . £ Py Se % ee a eS 2 ae ect “ . = ee : ak a a 7 r _~ . - a ee - ¢ " $3 . tee = | # = ; ae wtp SP ae ,S PAY \ i . THEY ‘ A LITTLE tit DEA SS por mien i P — ———_—__— SEE: MY PNEUMATIC» { Now THAT YOU CAN'T S0AK ) . At |OA- Sweet SHOES ARE OK’ . Za | ME IN THE CYE 5c’ GONNA - yablat » AS A-A-APPLE I ELOAT LIKE A - CALL You A BIG PIEcE OF ar : “10 Er Comk. Tee Hee- CHEESE AND ALSO A - =F Bic STIEe: —— oe : .INSECT: ) — | movTs TASTES (x SOTTA HAND tT TD inseam mT. —7 — — oe ume THE (nS0C , OH B : ' x | fe 7 ‘ams S/S MYSELE. THESE iy Se a 44 a ing THE Pobe ewe) _ ; 4 ¥, OF A MoTOR MANS bs PNEUMATIC SHOES ey a. VEE WILL HAVE To Ger | La 4 GLOVE - a 7 | HE COULDN'T CHASE | ide: 3 PUT mE tn KID ¢ re COUPLE oe | mE CN THE WATER: Biow-ovu . ~ EDISON'S CLASS, ” SBGERS . Tee Neat j : ,- — Titit2zs a7 = == i. hind RN. on L a X\ JV AND Tea) MILES FROM SHoReE!: hd if .. a eee _ a 1, SSG ele ea ey isa a aa I'm €vew wi™ Trie INSECT .

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a Nh FISHER OR BETTER OR WORSE”: re, ay %. ie os bau be et ‘COMIC SECTIONS . % - "ee -~ . > 7 » WS ie bee ee > = , "4 ; : . . ra epee ets fe BS Ee AS BRO eee anane AS pee sea ae Cee ae ee Se ? 3 : ‘ ee Rae ee wv ‘¢ is . Pao) ‘. a ®: AE ae i ee 3 : ee “ “ no ONS eS he" Ra Se -? és anes t * am > ee ae . ee ee, Ce ange “4S a rs. x * 7 yTT AND JEFF - Mr.AND Mprs.- SUNDAY MORNING (Copyright) ‘ #5 *s ay €, ¥ F eit z % ‘ : 4 : : = -_ — r * i, 2 cena IO = . le 2 ° 4 - GHT AS RAIN an we - SELLS | ake a , eer tes or rk * 5 r) Ae — WE'D GETTER HANE WEBSTER SLEEP HERE - ITs TOO LATE 10 GETA ome! it2 SLEEP Ow fm CQucCH - WE CAN FIND Wr SOME GED FoR HIM- 2 ee gen = - Coop, ~ ~—_ , > — . % a ts _ ea Nees - bee ns | x 6 oe ety kee 2 Re, eo - = 7 | ae Pahode. x ee — : I} ‘| // 4 4 # oT : 4 wis oP a : SH-H-H— WEBSTER Go TO eCGEP al att Sea facilis gh ' . "a Fee —_— ae 4 age Some cao Lit TE A ARE BT Re Rechte ag Poa See 5 Pe Wate. wnt ye : J THE MIGHT PASSES AND OUR HERO In A STRANGE HAM PILE SNORES ON Tite DAY GREA i+ QH-Boyv- my . \ MOvTA TASTES LixE THE (NSIO OF A MOoTORMANS GLOVE - THAT PicTURE WAS NENER IN MY BEDROOM— (iM IN SOME STRANGE SO0INT ae an * 4 aye aed) rei. ee ? wr. tee, :- & of OPT SES. fe thet err] ete toast): Sor s toe . 7 ¥ p= Peta’ er Sel Psieesile } SESE ea ase cere " + os taeeahes, , 3 ike? > : Rote opty Pr tek, SO RIARERES TREES eG E Fee Rohe cape aaT = $e +t 3 SS or et bt? : > | SEO OAR RRA SR et UNO EE DP eR ree ebes os . oe ; es. ot 3 TERME ewer ve. ME © 1924 ev Ines Feature Service. Inc. oe ‘ i “ ae ue | 2 Je : ~ ' Pia a ars ye " . 5 . a yy vid ¥, S j , - \ a A Seg ia ; " " St a « Fee f. 4 ‘Be wt eg fA :* 47, , \ ee ee, " - t sad i . oe , cf « y : 4 VOLE A Ce Metnt, + bts mts Blk th lin ae , } ws ; me . he A ’ s wey ‘Se ¥r 4, Y J, LaLa Oe OF /, YY rere s B ? a4. ay) YA NO-NO- DONT GO AWAY:! (mM NOT A NUT'- [LLEXYPLAIN IT ALG In & MINUTE ~ WAIT . : res ee Te ne A POLIO NS REE ITC RR v* . ia, - ‘ Ry ~ “she Ve a a ~ r “ - ® * aA wt * ¢ ‘ “ - 5: “ieee ; + ig V Sh, eae A ody: ¢ bs sor%, Bis” 3 om fe Fangs Ee a NS : nf ; "y o>. , iat “ . el: is 7 +* ae &) RPA ,, . ie a 2 7 P — { j 6 ? = 08 he hg + bs 5 fh, | - hy ? —_— ia ee ee i : oe ta ay 7” Aree S be ie oh 2 « r bee? oie * a ye a a) ~ “, * .. Do * ait ‘Great Britain Ricnuts Reserved i _— » . - —— SS oa = Pen. eT . re > 7 ~~ Ne = — a a ‘ , os * 3 . pitas 3 : Sila Bic ag m DG SR ee hE Olt 5 pal Ri a a Pea a aaa 4 a ao¥ 7 y hag 2 A; ~vQ

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- — on yy A. aa ee ES, = Pa a Fics ; “a * LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, APRIL 6 1924. Ae eo LAS MESES PERE PEDS ry y : etal MY vy . ; t Ss SN eo) Asie} peh. ; ae > SLOT Das HLS bf DS oodt eon . : ‘ ‘8 Stk? 7s . 5 . he teh cv 34 ~ e274 bade t . a io ry s : é {I'LL SHOOT tT) re) 5 tance tol \ = Oo : bx » a oe v Jeff’s Invention Was All Right~BUT— (Copyright, 1924, by H. C. Fisher Trademark Reg. U. S. PPNEUMATIC SHOES (Hoss THImGs 1 MAUTT. THEY TE > ‘4 tj \ ONY ‘YouUR 7] A LITTLE IDEA 3 we 4 Re Reo, FU, | OF MINE. LET'S — BSS \TAIKE A WALIC. See ye c \ oat Ae q i —~ ee. a — . THESE =PNEUMATIC © INTERESTING I'D: LAUGH | SHOES WILL MAKE IT . IF Titve: POSSIBLE FoR Me | TD WALK on) AS | Va ys ee. 7 7 — > ¥ J a z oa 91 WATER: ) a You'D Ses =, You've Got A GREAT- SENSE oF HUMOR q HERE Goes: — es i LE ee Ne \\ » see! MY PNEUMATIC SHOES ARE O,\c” Io GLOAT LUKE A Comic, tee Wee- +. NOW THAT “OU CAN'T SOAK MEIN THE E€YE £'Mm GONNA CALu You A BIG PIECE OF CHEESE AND ALSO A BIG STIFR;: MutT AND JEFF - Mr SUNDAY MORNING fF FOR BETTE cee eOE TT PTT : _ 03 . = “ - TASRAIN —\ |OA- Sweet AS A-A-APPLE cid cf fo ene ff St Pees M 7 D1; Ne 7 HY gS a "“F a, oe ” y MOMS ACS » le as . ’ ‘ Rist reid, Cae), WHE: f A Foe ¢ hho .. pid tl ry. z Wt eae t ray) ' 4 , / ’ — A ” bree iy « , . “fs Pees ; : / — ue Ae dt eh GF Fax 4 RE eg ektee © on ‘ oF ure « A ae 2. tee = ENG Oey . ‘ . 4 ¥/99F vy, ody ‘ * - ‘ tr% > 4 7 A aA - - | alia | ¥ QH-BoY- MY | : uli tlc Mm MOUTH TASTES | I GotTA HAND IT TD : Fn . — Om Luxe THE (nSIO& MYSELE . THESE OH. Boy, BLT WASN'T leteaheiteht Ms! Leases 31 3 RES ob mist ice = THE Poore FIs soe PNEUMATIC SHOES PUT ME tan kid evdi N'S CLASS, ~ EDISON'S MyuTT SoREe WHEN HE COULDN'T CHASE ME ON THE WATER: WILL HAVE To Ger A COUPLE oF GLow-ovt PATCHEs': OF A MOTOR MAN S/” , AW n= fee - = te ess a ai Free Ace? ; mee’ Ae eed’ >> 7 ‘me os a a Pap ~ , g pee? | ewe Ze a - tts MILES FROM SHoRE?.. Be! yh LIN Sept Sk, > cure Ry «* . ¢ ES ie ws * ? - rg: Nags RET no B a ¢ ee As “8S: *. ee r OA a Fake * q ae Sedaye as 7 io ha 2% a cS : on, he ay Ps ies Par et oe : Se ee * ure i oe wil re INSEcT ; NS ek. er er Ra newt © eT ete TP re oF . Ss geal I tegen te a+ gia PENE: S aS Ry ac Fe eee

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ae re - 7 TS® ee ‘ forse or ; w : raat: oo z eo CORO PR ES ares: oe . > one ee oo Ree ook Te 36> ER ae . —_— ——— y - x A: > — y . —s ~ - - Lt vers 7 " Tr Wr 7 r Pa pone Tory 1 BRS sy ar, , . ¥ Witte CRN aan, ale 18) oe r yrs et bs ae: : Fe - - 4 ~» ore t . bp SL rey came ‘ Cringe fe - ee? re ee eee ee i a le aA eR Oe . aac ¥ x , a. sone — <= ~~ pit x Te ie i = JOU GO TO SLEEP ie ee NOW WEBSTER ANNO gee! = — = =. WELL GET A QOuARTETTE | ee WEBSTER + IOA- Sweet SIN TAS MORNING fa? Go TO »LEEr ; AS A-A-APPLE ae) a ae err i cid Ef kt | A oe ghee : AF fe ges ES ‘ 4 <q ¥ ~ ( | Pigs os . —— | es : Pe ; ~ iI ue | \\ i AW | “4 on 2 THE MNIGuNT PASSES ANO OUR HERO In A STRANGE HAM PILE SNORES ON Tike DAY GREA K- ee : bs 5 ees eer ‘ : OH-Bov- my THAT PICTURE ia “eee MoOvTA TASTES WAS NENER /N 1} : { If : LicE THE (NSIOE MY BED ROOM— tI e: iy’ fi OF A MoTORMANS IM IN SOME Bs : é , f | AONE | STRANGE SOINT | “ : : _.. { NO-NO- DONT GO AWAY!! OSS rm NOT A NUT - : SS [LL E¥ PLAIN (Tv ALL SS IN Ao mMINnuTE ~ WAIT “7 a, ras.” ~~ ° Oo as - 4 St rte ttt ‘ Ady F . Pad £ TBR LS Feo ne : s SK 2 Ree eM ‘ AEG IE ae 9 os 4 Ay ie aay eG yy BOAO SBS Bh te Pie . BN it el Gai ae a ay a ee gee se ; Te et RII Nite ois

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' ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1924. - = BR 3s * hes ger PM NE rT an sae Shoe ove si ~- . - ._ ~ « wre ea, pimcig ~! SS Ry ae = RS ae 4 P ar ate a « Saeed “wig a = , Veet ng ; ie re axa * ‘3 F 4 i a = ' 5 . 4 — ae) . tne a4 8 * :e Gee hee =. : ——> . . -. ? ; il an —.. — ng - a = ; : ° * a me ———~ . . « ” > v4 7“ e¥ Zé s ad . . y . —_ , -_ . a 4 ‘ ~ —_ ? ‘ - : . : * > | 3 Pe ’ . ” 7 (A , had a a s a ‘= ae ; 4 a -“ > « = * ? Rte : -. > x res > a > se : a.) — J s ‘ . sae : x 7 wy . " . “ te Sire a 4 ~- i 7 . : , 7 wo _ * - Z «i = ~ — Trade Mark, 1924, Reg. U. S. Pat. Of. SS) = MIT DEM Kips (EAN 3 . By R. Dirks = | Sse (ON BOARD? I 7 , =} ~~~: (NOULDNT Do ITF —— —— == Originator of the Katzenjammer Kids -_ eur HOW (AN DER 2. S ee ees ‘ STOPO. OR « . ) Me CAPTAIN ESCAPE FRoM | _— (BRAINY, LIFT , Y, DNS : : You Dig wiz) (C47 DER CHANL OUDT MIT ME OVER DOT SAAN | Ze LIFES jh cS LOUDTFITER ? v : = — ~ (YES SIR HAPO)EUM, pl 4 by ——— ss od . ae CHILE-CON-CARNE Uti US, C\DEA OF DER id / ae CBUG-HOUSER y if ———— TOMATO MAZUMA VOT PUTS D Here 0 ) (_, UND 2 a | ZE WHISKAIRE y NOODLES * US DARLING: age ) a_& aU bs el I\EEZ SKIPS /— : ; | 5 \ VOTS DER USE TO We ee = 7 HAFE BRAINS IF _ fg \ YOU DON'T GIFF MR "EM EXERCISE — - od - — - ° - -—_ i. oe ~ , , aa “ ey .* . a . 5 ‘ ‘ ao > . re, / a . =* ,., ae . Ce. ae. ayn Pe v (4 - . — . et SRA Re oy = me 2. eg : i Me OY 7 . , . Af . ‘ A e - ie } Se ~ er P ’ sie —f : a e3 9 ’ : 7. . ss ‘t x - 4 ha, : ¢ a ‘fe ) - = 2 7 ; . 4 . + es, al r ho. i ee f ~ » ‘ onda - 4 ahs . Fi ad Bs i x ‘ ss - » , . ~ ‘ "exudes ANCHELS PSAFED : REMEMBER , DISS Ped 'SS GIFFING A COME OUT) ™ Fi DER CL OF : | : DUSTS US MORE AS ‘ie PARTY FOR YOU CAP, TIME! DOT FAVOR T : 1T DuUSTS You! BA AaIF A LOOK! (ee titeeameel REMEMBER SO LONG io IF ONLY DER YN ae ee Bae DON'T FORGET! YL , OLD BOY AIN'T FE 2 ope / QUT AGAIN ¢ —\ 7100 FAT 1 FIT A : * IN AGAIN FiAlt ¢ . Ae ae SWINAGAN, i VOTS DER MAT~¢ TER, DUST ViSH} | OR DUSTN'T 2, Sens HEY. VOTS DER dex DoD-GASTED } I GET QUT OF DISS DER DUST- ua “INQ ONLY COM- )., ~MEN(ES! CT BETCHAVEN Ee E HUSH MIT =: TAT Ye LISTEN AT _ GET Vise #77 LESS VAVES! =f (DONT Veaken) fee A Ta Hive Je oe CAPTAIN! Yous fmm (VoT EFER 155 | Nine ISS NEARLY ¢ fg | VORTH SAFING Awa Oh | eo ey) ORTH SAF : 3 DON'T HE VANT ) - To GET SAEED? as “a ; A Ss PE “e d oe Ms - ® f 5 Sigs . + Be 7 ‘d ; , : a , - — (MOIDERERS Ra Ee BY ‘ HYENAS. OPEN / genet Ja DER LID UP!" RY — Nd ee me SUCH A PROUDNESS WIS HE) wey eae : | ! UDNEOS | 4 | ANTS HE} CNOSOME TIMES FoJ® THERES A TEAR DROP 5 Wes — : 1 GOT FOR MY Boys! eer, | He eae ALWAYS AS >) CHE 195 YET 5 IN Gur EYE 23 NO MATIER HOW Fae SHHH ? DONT MAKE pone. wow Gt DER uo, | NUTTY AS THAT?) NUMER! /~ JY You TRY @y WHEN -YOU SHIP : ee oF A SOUND NOISE? DER poet Ae ON Oe sf SMOKE ME SY | A LOAD OF ONIONS IN BER-MU> DA sen pO LIDDLE HEROESISS (HUST) ~ ¥ LORIPS y FOR A . ee | ms ai ; rae Raa f yf | WoTs Tee a —) Ly pee le / | ry = 2 =] \ VENTING To , ee BETIER TOOK , q , a f RES = dl . “* ASN002!) AGO 9 : Og } sweeney | ro Dt - "i ——_ 22 : , ———— ¥ - Otte ee yt ee. Fad pubtianine C wine O° PYRKS <a ~y Copyright, 1924 (New York World), Press

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i, oS ee , * - - a ? , ; at a 4 a Oe ae 4 Ske hte oe ny : ORs a ; ~ ‘ ‘ ne ‘ ee a ae, 2 99 ee ve Se 7 : : « : y Rist a cl | ; , - * - _—— Bp.. ; ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1924 | : SoS fe. H —— —— |i " = i “eae 6" = a ” ies f ' t a a ——— = a ys- . . ” —=— is ‘ We | © ol Dir, Kids —— —— ~~ : ~— A he = ar ' — ~ | | - 7 | BY HECK, I'LL GET MT FRIEND, AERO, : TO TAKE ME THERE IN HIS AIRSHIP !! : MS MUSIC, THEY SAY, SOOTHES AND CHARI WILD BEASTS —PERHARS SOME PEPPY JAZZ WOULD DO THE TRICK FOR THAT ELEPHANT | -_—_— ee tidy 5 ne ne Ratts ar - A - Ch Mud, : c 7 m = « . P ee f EI ; &: es NS a y P . A > ‘ : hs : eat 2, | a en ie he ad ia = ; 3 : M4 — iS SURE THE THERE HE o po neg : iss RADIO THE MONK — — | CATS” IF YOU Nou SEE! ‘VE COME TO CURE CAN DO THAT, -- | BOY — COME 'LL TUNE IN ON } verge 4 A ston ah WITH ME! "ee OME SNAPPY JAZZ- ATLL FETCH HIM! 45 5,000, 000 ; O KING! TH TS DER MAT- i R, DUST Hisy) a ee GFT DAFED ae R DUINT Demme 3 Beh ere zc, et oa iy Foil nes ‘. - » ¥ v7 a. ; 54 se wae ay tos ha . * cm * ; ‘ iba, r ) ; ‘f “s : HI - rs if) 4 1 j +s J.) ~ 5 ¢ TANKS TOUR MAJESTY, | [| VARLET ! PLL TEACH |) “AND Pree? inere BUT AS FOR ~TouUR , ‘||\ Tou To SPURN THE HIS PLA IS BEAUTIFUL WIFE -IVE GIFEF OF A KING! (_ tert D3 MILES A WIFE AND 14 CHILDREN| | \— _ N THE BEACH! AT HOME — MANT THANKS GOOD NIGHT! JUST THE SAME ‘fa e " HERE'S THE REWARD ! AND TO FURTHER PROVE MY GRATITUDE: 1 MAKE. “OU A PRESENT OF MY FAVORITE WIFE ! THERE ! WHAT | DID 1 TELLYOU. ; . re > @= Se ae . ) — = SS = ¥ |] KNEW YOu'D FALL ASLEEP * ====—{ FEED THE WRETCHED Fo Pho THIS MINUTE AND COME To BED? ——( Sie we RO ¢_ CROCODILES - J = ITS 3 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING J ua fv / ? .* oe : \ 4 | | : | ee, ttl a7 A oe & — —- QP /f/ én (\ a ?/ J, is , : : (( mA 2. i SS | P ( ‘ f % = q a Zi fs a Copr. 1924 (N. Y. Eve. World) Press Pub. Co. ‘ a ore fe i ae ees ? ae nga rh : ees & ‘. pt . meee Ae, Me gE. vs ey, ee a . gH “? ey ee he 3 xa s ba egies eter 9 ear ane oe - fama + BS e oy, oS. 20 ie - sate eer ba BAB. Yea <. - ont ad , 7 F inks ~ = ee ye 4 Fl , APE OCR as A i Piss ais , ‘e a PAP : 3 ee 5 4 ~ r i = Se os fic

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se! : a "wants Are Received ~ menatch Later Afternoon Editions OL’ PHOP-KEEPER PO2PUM FINDY? RUNNING A Toy Bie BUPINE2? UNTIL ONE OF PETER Pp id A ieee es St er — RABBIT? KIDDIE? DROP? IN. Y HARRISON Tange ee WELL-SONNY-HERES A FEW PENNIES fal =r Se be | af OU-NOW RUN DOWN TO THE | WHOOP! ILL JUST HOTF : 1?\{ STORE AND BUY YOURSELFA K |. IT DOWN To 1’ eae ®G : ~~ ) NEW TOY OR SOME ! / POSSUMS LIL SHOP AND | SEE WHATS Goop THE LIL BRIGHT SPOT NOW © oe ee Re eR : tela him | toa me | | ’ —— = - oi SONS aR Wes. Je Poe ait Sie ae 3 +e oe wk aes. ' P By vay of comperison. if ma* | side " _— a —_— ai 3 be reeriled that the am punt —A 7 — —S _ were on Hamon's payroll dui BOOM- BOOM | = === > 5 AVE YOU ANY 8 ! — = 2 = > ~ the campaign, he er step in his —, > ae * 3 €fort to pre ve trat the nornictation SO? Harding was part ef a censpir- == , ey “hich had es ts aim the «p- 3 Pintment of a Secretary of the f f inter:4r who would be complacent | teward the leasing of the naval of! ’ | teserves Ir comnection ’ Frenc) ‘® testimony t? Ome Mid he had spent ae ctcalied after tr-day’s hearing the! os : Saterner.t mace en the wttrness ; mand by J. E Dyche. Hamon’s | 4 €2inpaizn nNafi2 ger that “Jake | ° a 1m Wi lee mp? P q Pesnt the man te spend his own | : Rioney for othet people.” ) = > i — ¢z - i Ff - = x ) acts = | : ef a tiiguis sed from a politica! friend. : J ; | a ; ia ie -s = 4 : “es 7 j wah . ber % Prene h hel ng a Democrat. He said i} eae i . = : , ss 7 Syor Pe fe They had adjoining rooms at the) * ~ eile © “; —~~~~—___ EE eee : f TOO VALUABLE To GO FUSSING LIKE THIS ~-IVE GOT | | es amen tots | . EVERY KIND OF TOY AND EVERY 1} |) PLEASE-MI ; — ~~ OFT DONT THINK T {| |THE WORLD IN THIS SHOP- sees day: rage est 9 AS * chat — a - WANT ANY-THEY C_| W JUST WHAT) | TICK OF CANDY ? ail my Elie HO 32 OWI EE 2. ver i cont some mone MAVENT ANY STRIPES IV O YOU WA NT 3 | TH ON LY ~ ° fF BB Wife Cousin of Mex. Harding. IZ Her: eee “ : As = © ogee ; g fy & st 2 Ps - ¢ 3 Ge eee 5 Ce Mie Spe : wi Sea HARRISON